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Steve Hessler is a partner in the Restructuring Group of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. His practice involves representing debtors (including public, portfolio, and privately-held companies), creditors, and investors in complex corporate Chapter 11 cases, out-of-court restructurings, acquisitions, and related trial and appellate litigation.
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News for the Last Week of 2010
In the order I discovered them:
TV Guide's interview with Misha. Nothing really new, but he's as funny and adorable as ever.
I'm not sure if we mentioned this before, but Richard Speight Jr. is on Twitter as @dicksp8jr. He calls us "Twicksters." How adorable is that? :) He provided a link toPepsi Max behind the scenes and Snoop Dogg's Christmas story, featuring Richard.
I think this is the same promo we saw at the end of the last episode, but just in case you didn't see it...
Check out Spoiler TV's2010 awards. Supernatural won best returning show! Jensen Ackles won best lead actor in a drama, and Misha Collins came in 3rd for best guest star.
For some info (read: spoilers) on the show's return, and a clip from episode 6.12, check outTV Overmind.
The BIG NEWS (or rumor): Dawn Ostroff is reportedly leaving The CW when her contract is up in June. First article I saw was this one from The New York Post. Official word is expected next month. What will this mean for Supernatural, reportedly an Ostroff favorite?
When I prepared this, Supernatural was LOSING to Community over at the E! Online poll. WTF?! Voting continues through tomorrow 11:00 PST.


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Daniela Pelaez nearly became another number in the Obama administration's contentious march toward 2 million deportations.
Two years ago, the Miami valedictorian got a last-minute break amid widespread attention to her story, and now she is a sophomore at Dartmouth College, pursuing a dream of becoming a doctor. But an old feeling is creeping back.
"If I don't focus on my studies, the worry will just consume me," said Pelaez, 20, who arrived in the United States from Colombia as a child with her parents. Her reprieve expired last month and she's having to seek renewal. The permanent legal status she and millions of other undocumented residents have fought for is deadlocked in Congress.
"We continue to live our lives in this limbo," Pelaez said in an interview after class on a recent afternoon.
The arc of her experience - going from a face of immigration reform, her case championed by Republican U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, to another demoralized bystander - captures the struggle over a complex issue that is as politically vexing as it is personal.
Those forces are now clashing in Washington with immigrant activists increasingly projecting their anger on President Barack Obama. "Not one more. Not one more!" a group shouted outside the White House on Tuesday, the latest in a series of protests. Some carried signs depicting Obama with the words "Deporter in chief."
They clutched pictures of family members who have been deported or detained and said Obama had betrayed them by not accomplishing immigration reform, a campaign promise dating to the 2008 election.
"That's how he got the Latino vote," said Cynthia Diaz, 18, from Arizona, who held a sign that read, "I miss my Mom." Her mother was deported to Mexico in 2011 after getting swept up in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid - she was still in her pajamas, Diaz said - and then was detained with dozens of others who attempted to cross the border again in March.
Diaz, a U.S. citizen, was one of several activists who said Tuesday they would begin a hunger strike to raise pressure on Obama to release family members. They also want Obama to expand the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program he began in summer 2012 that allowed children of illegal immigrants to get temporary legal status.
More than 610,000 people have gotten the two-year reprieve, but many will have to reapply later this year. The hope had been that Congress would have passed a comprehensive immigration bill but the issue has sputtered since the Senate passed bipartisan legislation in June 2013.
House Republican leaders have rejected the comprehensive bill, saying they want a step-by-step approach with a focus on border security. While there is general support for providing legal status, if not citizenship, to immigrants brought to the United States as children, significant disagreement exists about the broader population. That has helped keep even a piecemeal approach from advancing.
In that vacuum, Obama's allies have become his antagonists. With pressure mounting, Obama two weeks ago asked Jeh Johnson, the secretary of Homeland Security, to review deportations out of concern for families.
Still, he has resisted ending deportations, on the advice it would be unlawful and could further stymie reform prospects on Capitol Hill. Obama is not open to expanding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
"I disagree with the president on this. There's a lot of things that can be done," Rep. Joe Garcia, D-Miami, said Tuesday. He had just finished meeting with Francisco Diaz, 41, an undocumented man from Homestead who rode his bicycle to Washington to deliver a letter to Obama asking him to stop the deportations.
Activists this week have new ammunition in the form of a New York Times analysis that found two-thirds of the nearly 2 million deportation cases under Obama involve people who had minor infractions, such as traffic violations, or had no criminal record.
The White House has said it focuses on serious criminals.
Pelaez's case highlights the disconnect. She arrived in the United States at age 4 with her parents, who overstayed a visa. About 40 percent of all people living here illegally arrived with a visa.
She faced deportation proceedings in 2008, and in early 2012 a judge ordered that she and her older sister be deported, leading to outcry. Her classmates at North Miami Senior High walked out one day in protest and politicians embraced her cause.
Then came the two-year reprieve. (Obama later effectively standardized the prosecutorial discretion with his program for young immigrants.) Pelaez, who is now applying under the Obama program, says she has mixed feelings about him.
"I don't like to cast the blame on one person. Deportations have been there before and will be there after him," she said. "I admire Obama for a lot of his policies and yeah, I would love for him to help immigrants more, but the responsibility does not fall on his shoulders alone. I get more frustrated with the House and their refusal to help us."
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Equity futures have rebounded some overnight, retracing approximately half of yesterday's decline before settling near the 38.2% retracement. The dollar and bonds are both down, while oil and gold are both up slightly. Yesterday's sell off in oil was something, it lost $4 in dramatic fashion to break the range it had been in, closing back beneath the $80 mark (now just below $81).
The hypocritical MBA released its completely worthless Purchase Applications Index this morning for the week prior, clearly showing that foreclosuregate may be affecting people's psyche – we know that it's directly impacting foreclosures which had been largely halted. The Purchase Applications Index fell 6.7%, while the Refinancing Index fell 11.2% pushing the composite index down 10.5% for the week – here's Econoday:
Purchase applications fell steeply for a second straight week, down 6.7 percent in the October 15 week following an 8.5 percent drop in the prior week. The declines point to new trouble for the housing market where indications had finally started to stabilize. Refinancing applications swung 11.2 percent lower following the prior week's 21.0 percent jump. Rates popped back up in the week, 13 basis points higher for 30-year fixed mortgages to an average 4.34 percent.
Watching sales plummet even further into the abyss is very likely to garner more attention and focus on the problems of securitization. Banks like Wells Fargo and Bank of America are trying to pretend that a problem doesn't exist, but it does and it is very likely that the two who are in public denial are the very two who are least likely to survive the fallout.
First, let's get something straight about the stock market… Stocks are not going anywhere without the financials going along for the ride. Once again, the truth is that nothing was ever "fixed," no real problem was solved, none. Below is a chart showing the POMO'ed, pumped up, and fluffed up SPX (black line) versus the BANK index. Note the huge divergence since the April top - $BANK shows it, the XLF shows it, and $BKX shows it. And this is despite the trillions used to bail the banks out and the near daily swaps that allow the banks to offload their crap on the American public:
What occurred in 2008 was NOT just a "bank panic," it was simply the first major tremor of a completely insolvent, fraudulent, and morally bankrupt financial system. We are very likely to wind up with more major bank failures and as I've been saying all along, nothing will truly be solved until we cure our systemic debt saturated condition.
This whole bank mess has turned into a surreal and bizarre affair. Yesterday the New York Fed along with PIMCO and BlackRock announced they are filing suit against Bank of America in an attempt to get them to repurchase Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) that have turned bad. The irony of this lawsuit runs as long as the river Nile. For starters, BlackRock just happens to OWN 5.35% of BAC, they are the largest shareholder of Bank of America! Thus they are in effect suing themselves!?! But wait, BAC also happens to be the largest owner in BlackRock with a huge 34% – 47% stake, depending upon the source cited. And if that relationship isn't bizarre enough, consider that the New York "Fed" is really a private institution that is owned by the banks, the largest shareholders of the "Fed" are the large Primary Dealers of which BAC is one of the biggest! In short, BAC also owns a portion of the New York Fed.
This incestuous relationship is not a minor point, nor did it come about by accident. There are very serious games afoot here and ultimately I believe that this suit is most likely some sort of distraction that is leading ultimately to the sacrifice of another institution or two and most likely is a setup for another round of public fleecing by these private criminals who are absolutely robbing America blind. Don't be fooled for a second into believing they are finally doing the right thing – absolutely not fooling me. Just look at the fact that PIMCO has been buying up MBS over the past couple of months while simultaneously talking about overpriced treasuries. Connect the dots and you will see that something contrived is occurring and that it is leading somewhere… where? I'll bet we find out at the height of fear – again.
So how exactly does that work, owning one another like that? Is it okay for me to create "Nate, Inc." and sell you stock which you buy through issuing your own "You, Inc." stock? In other words, we could simply do a stock swap and both claim to be worth whatever we want? Is that okay?
Will we ever learn the lesson that what's most important in nearly all aspects of running a country is WHO controls the power to create the supply of money? Sigh.
This issue of foreclosure title handling is simply the tip of a HUGE iceberg that can and probably will wind up involving nearly every retirement fund and investor who has purchased MBS. In fact, it will run to the entire spectrum of how debt is securitized – all MBS, plus securitized Commercial Real Estate debt, Auto debt, credit card debt, all of it.
And the markets are so broken that the people have fled in huge groves. Market volumes are down so low that it is damaging the largest profit (fraud) centers of the banks. Just look at Morgan Stanley's earnings report that just came out:
Third-quarter profits fell 67% from a year ago, Morgan Stanley (MS) said Wednesday morning. The culprit: weak volume in the trading businesses that only a year ago were fueling Wall Street's resurgence.
Morgan Stanley made $313 million, or 5 cents a share, from continuing operations for the quarter ended Sept. 30. That compares with a year-ago profit of $936 million, or 50 cents a share. Revenue tumbled 20% from a year ago, to $6.8 billion.
Even that modest profit was bolstered by a tax gain, without which the firm would have lost 7 cents a share for the latest quarter.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial were looking for a 15-cent profit at Morgan Stanley. But Wall Street's profit expectations for Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs (GS), which reported a 40% earnings decline Tuesday, have been falling sharply for about three months.
Once again proof that you cannot fool all of the people all of the time. Their schemes will in the end prove to only lead to their own demise – they are the fools, they have lost all perspective on right and wrong and the people have mistakenly let them.
Note again that here we have a company who actually LOST MONEY yet is claiming to have positive earnings "ex-items." Again, those who buy into this "operational earnings" nonsense are going to be spanked for failing to understand how the markets and valuations are being spun!
And if you want to be completely insulted by the spin from yet another Warren Buffett company, read this regarding Wells Fargo's earnings release:
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Wells Fargo reported its highest quarterly profit ever Wednesday, and said its "sound and accurate" practices meant it does not need a freeze on foreclosures.
Third-quarter earnings for the bank came in at $3.34 billion, or 60 cents per share, compared to $3.24 billion, or 56 cents, a year earlier.
… In its release, the bank reiterated that it has no plans to institute a foreclosure moratorium because its "practices, procedures and documentation" in its housing business are sound.
Uh, huh… all I will say is that it will be my pleasure watching them fall. And speaking of that, below is a chart of MS on the left and WFC on the right and you can see the reactions to these releases on this 5 minute chart:
And to those who think the world is going to go on a hyperinflationary tear, I present very clear evidence that wave C mentality, in Britain at least, is going to temporarily push aside any such thought:
Osborne Deficit Cuts to Slash Jobs, Levy Banks, Curb Debt Costs
(Bloomberg) -- Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne detailed the deepest budget cuts ever in Britain, eliminating 500,000 public-sector jobs and imposing a levy on banks to extract the "maximum sustainable" revenue.
"Today's the day when Britain steps back from the brink," Osborne told lawmakers in the House of Commons in London today as he outlined plans to virtually eliminate a 156 billion-pound ($245 billion) budget deficit. It's "a day of rebuilding when we set out a four-year plan to put our public services and welfare state on a sustainable footing."
Half a million government jobs? That sounds like a very good start, and it will certainly prevent wage pressures from fueling inflation in that part of the world.
Yesterday's selling did do technical damage to the markets. Breadth on the upside is rapidly narrowing, while volumes on the down strokes are increasing. The McClelland Oscillator went negative once again, and were it not for today being another POMO day, I would say that the odds of follow-through on the downside is high. But since today is a POMO/ rob Americans blind day, that puts the short term movement into the hands of the criminals who all own one another, they own the HFT machines, they own the exchanges, they own the politicians, and they likely "own" you too via their fraudulent paper.


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Living as we do in rural bliss near an abundant harvest, Penticton-ites have the luxury of indulging in the delights of farmer's markets, fall fairs, and field-to-table produce. The earthly labor of love that yields all this natural, whole, unprocessed food compels us to put every last tomato and apple to good use. Indeed the terra firma of humanity is our intrinsic connection to the earth and its soils, nostalgia if you will, that compounds the harvest season and fills us with an indiscriminate sense of plentiful contentment. Heralded as a fall tradition, the once vital historical understanding of food preservation, (which facilitated our survival through the dearth of winter), has bestowed upon us a diverse culinary repertoire of jams, jellies, pickles, chutneys, smoking, salting, drying, canning or bottling. While food preservation is no longer necessary for subsistence, it nevertheless remains imperative to the conjoint nature of our relationship with the natural world, as well as our role within the food web. So why not exploit this cornucopia of historic medleys this autumn, to revisit the roots of food conception and explore a myriad of sensational flavours, tastes and smells?
Food preservation has long been used as the process of treating and handling food to halt or slow down food spoilage, edibility, and loss of quality and nutritional value. There are several methods of food preservation, each of which helps to preserve and store the food in different ways. Many vegetables for instance, keep well frozen, retaining nutrients as well as texture, flavor and color. Canning is a superior method for preserving fruits and vegetables with high water content, such as mushrooms, tomatoes, beans and peaches. The most ancient food preservation technique however is drying or dehydration and often goes hand-in-hand with fermentation and smoking, as well as the burying of food in the earth's soil. Pickling fruits and veggies such as peppers, cauliflower, onions, beetroot, fish, apples and pears, make excellent relishes and sauces. They also lend themselves well to jelly, jam, chutney, and ketchup, like apple thyme jelly, fresh fig preserves or pear and butternut squash preserve.
Recipes for culinary fall favorites characteristically involve some type of food preservation technique, be it canning, pickling, drying or smoking. Now is the perfect time to take full advantage of the abundant harvest from our local farmers. Simple or decadent applesauce recipes can be made sweetened or unsweetened, chunky or smooth, dried apple chips are the perfect healthy grab-it-and-go snack, apple pie, apple cider, and with nothing going to waste, leftover apple cores and peels can be used to make homemade apple pectin for jams, jellies and marmalade. Freezing our tomatoes is a surefire way to create the most flavorful pasta; pizza sauces and soups, while freezing leafy greens and herbs make for excellent dips, casseroles, soups, stews, smoothies and sauces. By taking full advantage of the widely prolific summer squash for instance, one can enjoy a plentiful supply of breads, muffins, soups and purées.
Contrary to popular belief, capitalizing on the abundance of fall does not require much added effort, and the benefits of conserving nutrient-rich bounty are outstanding. With each new harvest season comes new options and possibilities in which we can branch out and expand our culinary repertoire. Preserving our food cannot only free up time in the busy season, but also allows for the enjoyment of a diverse menu throughout the winter months. The food revolution of today proclaims a newfound independence from the corporate food industry along with greater insight and knowledge of our foodstuff. Food preservation crafts the pulse of the season and gives back to ourselves the love of real food, not only rooted in our history, but from our history, our future.
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Butterflied lamb cooks faster and more evenly, and is easier to trim of fat and silverskin, than a whole leg of lamb. A butterflied leg has more surface area than a whole leg, so there's more flavor from the marinade and the grill. The lamb can be marinated up to 2 days in advance.
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- Serves 6-8
- One 4 1/2 to 5-pound butterflied leg of lamb, trimmed of excess fat and silverskin
- 8 garlic cloves, cut in half, smashed lightly with the flat side of a knife blade
- 1/4 cup fresh rosemary or 1 heaping tablespoon dried rosemary or a mixture of rosemary, marjoram, and oregano
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 cup Marsala or dry red wine
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh mint
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 tablespoon freshly ground black pepper
- Safflower oil or canola oil, for oiling the grill
- 1 recipe Foster's Seven Pepper Jelly with Fresh Mint (recipe follows)
- Foster's Seven Pepper Jelly with Fresh Mint:
- 1 cup Foster's Seven Pepper jelly or your favorite pepper jelly
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh mint
- 3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Grilled Butterflied Leg Of Lamb:
- 1. Make about 8 small incisions on the fatty side of the lamb and insert a smashed garlic half and some rosemary into each slit. Rub the lamb on both sides with the olive oil, Marsala, remaining garlic and rosemary, mint, salt, and pepper Cover and refrigerate overnight or let stand 1 hour at cool room temperature.
- 2. Brush the grill grates lightly with the safflower oil. Prepare a hot fire in a gas or charcoal grill.
- 3. If the lamb has been in the refrigerator, bring it to room temperature. Remove the meat from the marinade and drain slightly, allowing some of the marinade to remain on the lamb for added flavor.
- 4. When the fire is medium-hot (if using charcoal, the coals will be grey and slightly glowing), place the lamb on the grill and cook 15-20 minutes per side (depending on how hot the fire is), basting frequently with the remaining marinade. Move the lamb to the side of the grill away from the direct heat and continue to cook 10 to 15 minutes longer, turning once, or until the internal temperature registers 130 to 135 degrees for medium-rare and 140 to 145 degrees for medium
- 5. Remove the lamb from the grill and let rest, lightly covered, on a carving board 10 minutes before slicing. Carve into 1/4-inch slices and serve immediately with Foster's Seven Pepper Jelly with Fresh Mint.
- Foster's Seven Pepper Jelly With Fresh Mint:
- Makes 1 1/2 cups jelly
- Combine the jelly with the mint, vinegar, and pepper in a bowl and whisk until all ingredients are blended. Refrigerate in an airtight container until ready to use or up to 1 week.
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Excerpted from The Foster's Market Cookbook by Sara Foster with Sarah Belk King Photographs by James Baigrie Copyright (c) 2002 by Sara Foster with Sarah Belk King Photographs by James Baigrie. Excerpted by permission of Random House, a division of Random House.
Sara Foster is the founder and owner of Foster's Markets, two café takeout shops in Durham and Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She has worked as a chef for Martha Stewart's catering company, as well as for several well-known New York chefs and caterers. Sara has been featured in Martha Stewart Living, House Beautiful, Country Home, and Southern Living and appears regularly on Martha Stewart Living Television. She lives on a farm outside of Durham with her husband, Peter Sellers.
Sarah Belk King is a contributing editor for Bon Appétit magazine and a freelance writer. Her articles have appeared in Wine Spectator, Country Home, House Beautiful, Diversions, The New York Times Magazine, and other national publications. She is the author of Around the Southern Table and The Hungry Traveler: France.


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The Garretson South Dakota Eastern Farmers Co-op in suffered an explosion yesterday afternoon around 4:30.
An employee was welding a fertilizer tank when an explosion occurred that blew the lid off the tank.
The tank lid flew about the distance of a football field. Fire departments from Garretson, Brandon, and Valley Springs responded to put the fire out. No one was injured.


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At the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., NPR digital journalists asked delegates, politicians and other attendees to react to the statement: "Why I'm a Democrat." Here are some of those responses. (And here's what we heard from Republicans the week before.)
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A mood of cautious fear is setting in across America as terrifying headlines on all the major news networks Wednesday evening suggested that nuclear war with North Korea may be imminent.
But all the saber-rattling and war-mongering is not yet reaching critical mass, as CNN continued to report Wednesday night on Ted Turner's career, ongoing issues with Carnival cruise ships and other less-dire concerns.
The odd discrepancy between the epic level of the threats being made and the lack of a strong belief in the concept that they will actually result in a major strike on the United States leaves many observers asking just how real the escalating threats are.
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The answer to that question is nearly as complicated and frought with potential pitfalls as the situation unfolding on the Korean Peninsula, but reporting on the growing tensions between Kim Jong-Un and the West shines some light on the issue.
First some background: On Wednesday, North Korea made some of its most provocative comments yet in a statement issued by a spokesman for the General Staff of the Korean People's Army that was carried by the state news agency KCNA:
"We formally inform the White House and Pentagon that the ever-escalating U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK (North Korea) and its reckless nuclear threat will be smashed by the strong will of all the united service personnel and people and cutting-edge smaller, lighter and diversified nuclear strike means of the DPRK and that the merciless operation of its revolutionary armed forces in this regard has been finally examined and ratified," the spokesman said, according to Reuters.
And the North Korean military went a step further Wednesday evening, announcing that "the moment of explosion is approaching fast," and that war could begin "today or tomorrow," according to Agence France-Presse.
The threats are certainly not entirely empty as North Koreas is "mobilizing missile forces, including road-mobile short- and medium-range missiles, according to officials familiar with satellite imagery of missile bases," Fox News reported Monday.
And President Barack Obama's administration seems to be taking the situation seriously, as Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel spoke recently about the reality of North Korea's nuclear capabilities.
"They have a nuclear capacity now," he said, according to the New York Times. "They have a missile delivery capacity now. And so, as they have ratcheted up their bellicose, dangerous rhetoric, some of the actions they have taken over the last few weeks present a real and clear danger."
The rhetoric may have gone been further than the Obama administration would have liked it to, as the Times notes that Secretary of State John Kerry dialed it back Tuesday saying that the U.S. will never identify the North "as a nuclear state."
Still, recent developments seem to suggest that the threat is very real, as Pyongyang announced this week that it would restart a nuclear reactor that has produced plutonium in the past, and apparently the country has begun new construction at the site.
The United States is responding with on-the-ground moves of its own, announcing Wednesday that it will fast-track its plan to beef up its defense capabilities in Guam by sending an advanced Terminal High Altitude Area Defense or "Thaad" missile-defense system there, advancing the timeline for the move from 2015 to now, the Times reported.
Yet there is a counter-narrative to the one that suggests that the North is raising the specter of nuclear war out of some crazed urge to assert its dominance or to gain international attention.
National media watch group Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR) is closely following developments regarding North Korea, and has compiled evidence that the mainstream American press is pushing a storyline that ignores certain key facts.
The group points to an article by Foreign Policy in Focus writer Hyun Lee, who posits that the threats are actually a response to escalating military drills by South Korea and the U.S. that recently, for the first time, included a simulation of a pre-emptive strike by South Korea against the North.
"The drama unfolding on the other side of the 38th parallel attests to an underreported escalation of military force on the part of the United States and South Korea," Lee wrote, adding that "Ostensibly a defensive exercise in preparation for an attack by the north, the joint U.S./South Korea war games have taken on a decidedly offensive characteristic since Kim Jong Il's death."
In other words, the other side of the story being pushed by the media in America is that the scary threats coming out of North Korea may in fact be more the reflexive response of a nation that finds itself on the defense and backed into a corner rather than a reflection of a new offensive strategy against South Korea and the West.
In remarks published on a New York Times blog, B.R Myers, a professor at South Korea's Dongseo University, expanded on the idea that North Korea is not pounding the war drums as loudly as is being suggested on the nightly American news shows.
"We need to keep in mind that North and South Korea are not so much trading outright threats as trading blustering vows of how they would retaliate if attacked … I have to say from watching North Korea's evening news broadcasts for the past week or so, the North Korean media are not quite as wrapped up in this war mood as one might think," Myers wrote. "The announcers spend the first 10 minutes or so reporting on peaceful matters before they start ranting about the enemy."
So though there is certainly a very real possibility that the North will make good on its threats and launch an attack on United States or South Korean territories, there are signs that World War III is not as near as the media is making it seem. And even the outlandish language coming out of Pyongyang can be viewed more as a last-ditch effort of a nation trying to retain a position of strength amid ongoing tensions.
In the end, there is no way to predict what will happen over the coming days, weeks and months. But if history proves to repeat itself, it appears that a nuclear winter may not be as close as the headlines suggest. Let's all hope that's the case.


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Do you take sugar in your tea or coffee?? You could be consuming anywhere up to 500 kcal extra EVERY DAY!!
2 teaspoons of sugar is equivalent to 47kcal, and so if you are drinking five coffees a day you're looking at an indulgence of 250kcals. The equivalent of a bowl of cereal with milk, or 1 banana, 2 apples, and 2 oranges!!!
Additionally, if you take milk ensure you are buying semi-skimmed or skimmed milk, and not whole. Whole milk is only recommended for toddlers who need a higher fat diet. All the calcium found in milk is contained within the water part and so removing the cream will not affect the calcium levels!
And if you only drink soft drinks don't think you're off the hook…
While diet sodas may contain a low or no sugar content, research has shown that the sweeteners used to replace sugar only serve to retain your sweet tooth. Try to reduce your intake slowly, rather than going cold turkey. As with many addictive substances trying to quit overnight can lead to serious withdrawal symptoms such as headaches and sugar cravings.
What about fruit juice, though? That's healthy, isn't it?
Many of the cartons of juice you buy in your local supermarket contain hidden sugars. Always read the packaging, if it says 'juice drink' then expect to see added sugars in the ingredients list.
Well, I only drink flavoured water…
And rather than spending money buying flavoured water, which also contain sweeteners (and often added sugar), why not try adding a few slices of lemon or some berries to your water bottle.
I know alcohol's bad, but everything in moderation, right?
Did you know that alcohol contains almost as many calories per gram as fat, and almost twice the calories of carbohydrates and protein.
Two bottles of beer contain as many calories as a sirloin steak…
And one pint of cider is equivalent to eating a sugary doughnut!
A glass of red wine definitely has some health benefits, but so does 1 piece of dark chocolate, and you wouldn't eat a whole sharing size block, would you? Yet many of us are happy to guzzle down up to 3 bottles over the weekend. One large glass of red wine contains 175kcal, equivalent to two low-fat yogurts or a small bar of chocolate. WOW!
Any eye-openers in there??
There are definitely ways to reach your 6-8 glasses of water per day, without having to drink it in its purest form. So have some fun experimenting with ways to make water tastier without adding excessive levels of sugar or sweeteners!
Try to make the healthiest choices, particularly when you know you will be drinking larger quantities than usual. Replace sugar-laden cider or beer with white spirits. and replace soda with fruit juice.
There are lots of small ways you can make big differences to what you drink, and they don't have to be expensive or boring!
Have fun experimenting, and feel free to share this article with friends and family.
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OBIT: JEAN RENAULT LAFITTE died on Thursday, January 1, 2009, athis home near Eufaula, Oklahoma. Jean was born in Beaumont, Texas,on July 14, 1956. A longtime resident of Houston, Texas, Jeangraduated from Lamar High School in 1974, and attended theUniversity of Texas and Rice University. A successful career inpost-production film editing in Dallas, Texas, and HollywoodCalifornia, combined with his love of computers and technology, ledto the opportunity for Jean to design and manage the informationtechnology system for Narconon Arrowhead in Oklahoma. As aCertified Chemical Dependency Counselor, Jean found great personalsatisfaction and fulfillment in his 8 years of service withNarconon.Jean was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents Ike andRuth Berwick Lafitte of Beaumont; his maternal grandparents J. R.and Nelcine McGee of Houston; his uncles Louis Jean Lafitte ofTemple and J. R. McGee, Jr. of Houston. He is survived by hisparents C. Wayne and Nelcine Lafitte of Houston; his sister Dr. H.Renee Lafitte Bell, her husband Mark, their children Martin, Leila,Lisa and Miriam all of Davis, California. He is also survived byhis brother Marc Renoir Lafitte, his wife Stacey, their childrenLyndsey, Alyson and Taylor all of Houston. In celebration of Jean'slife, a memorial service will be held on Sunday, January 11, 2009,at 2 p.m. at the First Unitarian Universalist Church, 5200 FanninStreet, Houston, Texas. In lieu of flowers, the family requeststhat donations be made in Jean's memory to Narconon Arrowhead, HC67Box 5, Canadian, Oklahoma 74425.Houston Chronicle
OBIT: November 4, 1978 - October 26, 2011 CLAREMORE Gabriel W.Graves was born November 4, 1978, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, toWayne and Shirley Anne (Bettis) Graves. He died Wednesday, October26, 2011, in Eufaula, Oklahoma, at the age of 32 years. He wasreared and educated in Oklahoma City and Kingfisher, Oklahoma, andgraduated with the Kingfisher High School Class of 1995. He spentmost of his working life as a sales representative. Gabe enjoyed avariety of pastimes, especially music and playing the guitar. Hewas very artistic and enjoyed sketching, as well as writing poetry.His greatest pride was his two beautiful daughters.Loving family members include: his two daughters: Isabelle Graves,of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Venice Graves, of Piedmont, Oklahoma;mother and step-father, Shirley Anne and Emmett Gilliam, ofClaremore, Oklahoma; sister and brother-in-law, Brandy and JesseSmith of Kingfisher, Oklahoma; nephews: Trace Rader and BaylorGraves-Smith, both of Kingfisher, Oklahoma; and numerous cousins,aunts, and uncles who loved him dearly.He was preceded in death byhis father, Wayne Graves; brother, Daniel Bostick; and his maternaland paternal grandparents. Visitation will be held from 3 to 5p.m., Saturday, October 29, 2011; and funeral service 2 p.m.,Sunday, October 30, 2011; both at Mowery Funeral Service in Owasso,Oklahoma, with Minister Steve Chisholm officiating. Gravesideservices will be held 11 a.m., Monday, October 31, 2011, atKingfisher Cemetery in Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Arrangements andservices were entrusted to Mowery Funeral Service of Owasso.www.moweryfs.comPublished in The Oklahoman on October 29, 2011
August 7, 2012 - Narconon deaths investigation expands - By JeanneLeFlore CNHIThe investigation has expanded to include three other deaths:Hillary Holten, 21, who was found dead at Narconon Arrowhead inApril; Gabriel Graves, 32, who died at the facility in October, andKaysie Dianne Werninck, 28, who died in 2009, according toPittsburg County Sheriff Joel Kerns.
OBIT: - St. Augustine Record Kaysie Dianne Werninck On Tuesday,March 3, 2009, Kaysie Dianne Werninck died of double pneumonia. Shewas born Feb. 18, 1981, in St. Augustine, Florida and has lived inSt. Augustine most of her life. She had just turned 28 years old.Kaysie was a loving daughter, sister, aunt and friend. Kaysie was amember of the St. Augustine Church of Christ. Kaysie was a talentedathlete and excelled in volleyball and gymnastics. One of her loveswas the beach and surfing. Kaysie was also a photographer and tookmany photos for weddings, family events and friends.Kaysie is survived by Keith and Connie Werninck, her parents; KeithScott and Tammy Werninck, her brother and sister-in-law, TraceyLynn Werninck, her sister, Steven Roger and Mariann Werninck, herbrother and sister-in-law, Sara Werninck (Keith Scott), Alexander,Zachary, Adam and Kayla-Ann Werninck (Steven Roger), nieces andnephews, and Mickey Gill, her aunt, Dean and Lenda Thompson (uncleand aunt), Jaycie, Lissette, Lenda Marie and Michael Thompson,nieces and nephews; Dick and Barbara Werninck, Barry Werninck,Kirby and Gloria Werninck, uncles and aunts. Kaysie was preceded indeath by her brother, Randy Werninck and her grandmother, BettyAcosta Collins, and her grandparents, Lionel and Ella Werninck.Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Monday at the St. AugustineChurch of Christ. Viewing will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday atCraig Funeral home. Flowers are gratefully accepted but if you wishin lieu of flowers, donations may be made in memory of KaysieDianne Werninck to the St. Augustine Church of Christ. CraigFuneral Home Crematory Memorial Park is in charge of thearrangements.
Landmeier was kicked out of the Narconon program for testingpositive for drug use. She overdosed at a Tulsa hotel the next day.
I should have mentioned earlier but here is the info I was told a while back by an insider :'Freddy died of a heart attack. He looked about 10 years older than his age, I was told. He was a grounds maintenance person there and was often cranky but well loved by staff and students. had done a lot of damage to himself ( previously ) as a heroin addict from New Mexico. He was slow and stubborn, but mostly adored by staff. By all accounts I've heard he was not using drugs or anything.'Sandly, Jean Lafitte killed himself on the Narconon campus on or around New Year's Eve 2009 ... His body was found by Derry Hallmark, a single gunshot wound to the head. He was in his 50's and had worked there for about ten years. Happened ( a couple of years) after he divorced another staff member, who had posted a picture of her new boyfriend (whom she's now married to) on her Facebook page saying "now that's a real man"... (He was despondent still, I was told. A previous girlfriend had committed suicide many years before.)That ex is Dena Bowman DannaSue Pruitt of Narconon Arrowhead staff.'Sharon ( Nederlander), however, is a different story. She is from money. I believe the Nederlanders own(ed) a part of the Staples Center in L.A. at one point, although that could have been a myth. I believe she was good friends with a prominent Scn family, though I am not sure who, just that Celebrity Centre was involved in some way. Sharon was working at Arrowhead and booking radio interviews for people. One day she came up missing. Michael Anzalone was sent to go find her when her family called and said she had been in a hotel. He got to the hotel and found her dead, where she apparently drank herself to death."Data on Sharon:Sharon NederlanderCasting Director | Casting Department | Miscellaneous CrewContribute to IMDb. Add a bio, trivia, and more.Update information for Sharon Nederlander »Born:March 18, 1960 in New York City, New York, USA http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0624015/ Social Security database on her death verifies the date of birth to the one on IMDB and date Month and year of death match the list in the Tulsa article. SHARON C NEDERLANDER was born 18 March 1960, got Social Security number527-96-8683 (indicating Arizona,) and died 04 February 2005 2001 is around the time she got a DUI in AZ. Yes, she is one of those Nederlanders. ( Nederlander Organization ) Her mother is Charlene Saunders Nederlander married to James M Nederlander, the Chairman of Nederlander Organization. They married in 1969 so not sure if Sharon and her sister Kristina Gustafson Nederlander took on the Nederlander name, were birthed out of wedlock or adopted by Nederlander. In any event, not a word on the internet about her death. As if she never existed - except that their names are connected via their grandmother's online obituaries. Sharon would have been 9 yrs old when mother Charlene married James Nederlander. Kristina is a few years younger than Sharon was. She's a big real estate saleswoman in FL. Got a big commission reping her parents in the sale of their home last yearhttp://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/news/james-charlene-nederlander-sell-146-seminole-ave-f/nMDFy/ She was once married to a guy in the business named Harrison Freed http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0293111/ They divorced but I don't know when. He took a break from the business from 2004-2006 according to his website, so maybe they were going through tough times before she came to NN AH. She apparently graduated the NN program and stayed on, helping Arrowhead with it's radio ads and interviews and such when she went off the wagon. Very sad. She was a seemingly talented person when she left the film industry.
Another name to add to the list is a young man named Greg Wisner. He was a student at Chilocco when I met him. His family disconnected from him as he did not share the same belief in Sin-tology that he did. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVUEZbCjVkA
Melendugno investigating the mysterious death at NarcononLa Repubblica, Italy11 October 2002A case of ill (delayed) treated peritonitis killed a woman at the communityLECCE - Maybe Federica, 33, could have been saved; the former drug addict fell ill at the Narconon Community in Torre dell'Orso, at Meledugno, and later died at the Vito Fazzi Hospital in Lecce. What killed her, says the autopsy, was a peritonitis. Drugs are not implied at all in the problems that have led to an attempted murder after her death: in fact, one of the community guests assaulted and stabbed an employee who did not sufficiently help the woman, and maybe underestimated her symptoms, according to the assaulter.That pain was due to peritonitis: so says the autopsy of the woman, perfomed yesterday by the forensic [examiner] Alberto Tortorella, on behalf of the investigating magistrate of the Court of Lecce, Imerio Tramis. According to a first reconstruction, the woman was assisted at the therapeutical community at Torre dell'Orso by an employee of the facility, Rodolfo Savino, 45 of Mesagne, and driven to the hospital, where she died. Now it has to be determined what kind of assistance Federica got before arriving comatose at the emergency room of Vito Fazzi Hospital, on Monday.According to first reports, the woman began to suffer stomach pain on Monday; she was driven to the first aid station in Meledugno where she was administered some painkillers, to no avail. Her state worsened during the night and she was driven to the hospital, where she died soon after her admission. The investigating magistrate ordered an autopsy to clarify the causes of her death.The day after, the community employee who assisted the woman, Rodolfo Savino, was stabbed in the abdomen by Giovanni Costa, 32, who, before the assault, wrote a letter to his fellows urging them to hold out and go on with the program to its end. Costa was hold by Carabinieri soon after the assault, and was jailed with the charge of attempted murder. Savino will recover in 10 days.
--- Translation --- The County Court of Dijon, in addition, was brought, in a judgement of January 9, 1987 (No 118-87), to condemn the director-assistant of the Narconon center of Grangey- on-Ource for nonassistance to someone in danger. This center, created by the Church of Scientology, proposes detoxification by applying the methods of Ron Hubbard, namely the procedure of "purification," based mainly on several hours of sauna per day, "auditions," and a significant absorption of vitamins. In this case, the victim had been in long-term treatment for epilepsy and had addressed this organization because she wished "to be released from drugs." The center A, without preliminary medical examination, placed her in a "weaning" room. However, the medical experts showed that her death was due to "an epileptic seizure due to the absence of sufficient treatment at its beginning and of emergency treatment during the seizure." The judgement does not leave any doubt about the responsibility of the center: "That if Jocelyne Dorfmann had made the decision to reduce her consumption of medication, then to stop it with the risk of compromising her health, the defendants had not at any time prevented it of the need for a medical examination of admission, which would have probably made it possible to contra-indicate the cure of weaning; that it is inconceivable that the victim could be accepted without this examination and serious treatment in spite of her declarations as to her health and her epilepsy, whereas the defendants admitted knowing that in the event of serious illness, medical treatment was not to suffer from interruption; "That if at the time the first crisis occurred, the defendants could mistake its exact nature, the repetition of the crises and their increasing intensity were to evoke to them an origin distinct from a state of lack which, according to medical experts, cannot be confused with an epileptic state; "That they did not consider it useful to directly ask the victim, while she was still conscious, if these demonstrations could correspond to the epileptic fits to which she had referred or to call upon the nearest doctor (...)""
some more deaths that i thought of relating to NNAH.1. Cory Erving- son of Julius Erving aka Dr J. Cory drowned after losing control of his car and going into a lake. He graduate the program a week or so before. They say no drugs were involved, but i suspect he was drunk after speaking with his family.2. I cant for the life of me remember the guys name, but he od'd on heroin the day after he graduated. Left 4 beautiful daughters and his wife behind. Nick something.3. I remember Gary Smith saying something about a couple native americans that were beaten to death after leaving the program. Again, names slip my mind.
Theres a section in the nn ah archives for deceased students.
We need to count them. I noticed in the protest video at GA the guys yelling that 15 people died since 1985 or something. Worldwide thats not that alarming of a stat and more than likely way less than most others facilities. Theres a section in the nn ah archives for deceased students. We need that list. I think there is at least 10-15 in mich alone. And thats only since their inception. AH has substantially more.
QuoteTheres a section in the nn ah archives for deceased students.Where do you mean? I would include any other councilor o.d.'s and suicides, also.
Wow! I'm stunned!