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If there is one thing on which we pride ourselves in this country it is the honesty and integrity of our elections.
If there is one thing on which we pride ourselves in this country it is the honesty and integrity of our elections. Not for us the sort of electoral practices by which Robert Mugabe has just tightened his hold on power in Zimbabwe. Not for us the blatant vote-rigging that triggered a chain of popular uprisings in the post-Soviet republics. Not for us the ambiguities and inconsistencies that left it to the Supreme Court to decide the outcome of the US presidential election in 2000. We in Britain know how to run elections that are free and fair and conform to the very highest international standards.
Or do we? Yesterday a High Court judge, Richard Mawrey QC, annulled the results of elections in two Birmingham City Council wards, citing evidence of electoral fraud that would "disgrace a banana republic". He found six Labour Party councillors guilty of corrupt and illegal practices before and during last year's local elections. There was, he said, evidence of "massive, systematic and organised fraud" which made a mockery of the elections.
This judgment would be damning enough in itself. The very notion that there would be individuals willing and able to rig the electoral system in their favour shames us all. But Mr Mawrey did not stop there. The fraud had taken place in one of the regions selected by the Government for a controversial experiment in postal voting. And while the individuals concerned were guilty of abusing the system, the system itself was - in Mr Mawrey's words - "wide open to fraud", it was "hopelessly insecure", and any would-be fraudster knew that full well. In other words, it was not only the individuals that were flawed, but the system, too.
There were many, including this paper, who warned of the perils inherent in the experimental postal voting system well before last year's elections. The stated purpose - to increase turn-out by making voting more convenient - had merit. Like so many of the innovations pioneered by this Government, however, the new provisions were introduced with undue haste, before they had been properly thought through.
For an experiment, it was on a huge scale: it applied to no less than one-third of the country. But it was also unduly selective, being limited to those areas of the country with a traditional Labour majority. This fuelled suspicion that one intended effect was to boost the Labour vote. The judge went further: the Birmingham fraud, he said yesterday, was part of a city-wide campaign by the Labour Party "to try ... to counter the adverse effect of the Iraq war on its electoral fortunes".
The procedure to register for a postal vote lacked even the most elementary safeguards. There was little check on an individual's identity and qualification to vote. There was no need to dispatch the ballot paper by post: ballots could be, and were, collected by self-appointed local agents. As Mr Mawrey memorably said in his judgment, "short of writing 'steal me' on the envelopes, it is hard to see what more could be done to ensure their coming into the wrong hands".
Hard though it is to believe, what followed was almost worse. Despite the early evidence of abuse, neither the police nor government ministers seemed especially concerned. The Government spoke of "scare-mongering" and cited the legal proceedings which ended yesterday as proof that the system worked. Mr Mawrey disagreed. "The fact is that there are no systems to deal realistically with fraud and there never have been. Until there are, fraud will continue unabated."
The most distressing fact of all, however, is that this so-called experiment, with its demonstrably unreliable systems of registration and voting, is still in place. And with one month remaining until the expected general election, the only way that further abuse can apparently be discouraged is for the postal votes to be separately counted. Such a provision should be put in place immediately. Once the election is over, however, the whole experiment must be abandoned or rethought.
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This perfume is strong and floraly. My mother in law wears it and it gives me a headache everytime. Its terrible. I recently gave her a bottle of my favorite perfume in hopes she would switch to something less potent
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I first smelled this on someone else and it smelled wonderful wonderful wonderful. I bought some. chemical nightmare. still smelled bad after it dried down. but the scent left on my clothes was beautiful a little lovely pretty little singing flower. just what i had smelled off that woman. so i use it on my clothes and it is beautiful.
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I don't ever really buy perfume but this was given to me at christmas by my aunt. Although I do use it everyday, the fragrance isn't that great, and after about 20 or 20 minutes I can't even smell it on me anymore. I don't think I would buy this.
This stuff is really nice. I had a bottle and loved it. But my grandma also uses it, and she is 92. When I traveled recently, she asked me to get her a bottle at the duty-free. So I kinda associate this perfume to grandmas now, and I don't mean that in a demeaning way. We love our grandmas!
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OK for me, this is a no. It stays and stays and stays and I cannot get it out of my nose (or skin). But on my mom who is 75, it is gorgeous. I don't know why. I remember she wore it when visiting and she got in the car and smelled amazing. She is a smoker to boot! I asked her what it was, and she said it was the Red Door perfume I gave her. So I bought another bottle at Winner's for $20, a good size, and will give it to her when I see her again. But on me, yikes, not sour, just too too.
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My dad gave me this perfume years ago and interestingly enough, I get a lot of compliments on it and it's always from men. Must be something in it that appeals to them...IDK. This doesn't happen when I wear anything else.
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A blurry image.....So, Bryan Konietzko uploaded this image to his tumblr Sourceand you may think...... that's just a picture of Mike, but.... look at the background!I can spot the twins and Bolin there...... interesting "Sneak Peak" XDWhat do you think?Zugoldragon
Its all a ScamContextThis is another long one, and I apologize but I need to speak my mind. This journal is in response to the "righteously indignant" users making a fuss about me "selling" fanart of copyrighted characters in my recent Adventure Time post. To the person who signed up today just to write a nasty comment on my new Society6 page. To the person who flagged my recent Adventure Time illustration on DA and then proceeded to send me an e-mail about doing it (probably the same person). To the people creating multiple accounts to try and dissuade users from spending their money how they see fit. And to a long list of people who follow everything I do post just to make sure that their negative voice and attitude are the first voices anyone ever sees on all of my work.It's All A ScamI'm in an unenviable position. Popular enough to be well known, not popular enough to be making oodles of cash off my stuff. Part of that is my own fault for not really promoting and selling myself,
~CONTEST!~BEGIN: NOW!END: December 25, 2012PRIZES: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/44474077/Stuff/prizes.png + a doodle of Jack Frost on a post card~Read on for rules!Hi everyone! Welcome to new members as well~ I wanted to let everyone know that we are going to have our first contest, and I'd love if everyone entered! Its super simple too!All you have to do is submit a photo of your movie theater ticket from seeing Dreamworks 'Rise of the Guardians' to our new folder in the gallery called 'Contest Entries'.NOTE: PLEASE BE AWARE THAT YOU CAN ONLY SUBMIT ONE TIME TO THIS FOLDER! There is a lock on submissions per person, and its only ONE folks!I will reply to your submission with a NUMBER, and on December 25th I will use a random number generator to pick a winner!The Prizes as shown above via link are: A movie poster of North from the ROTG film, The first picture book in the series Guardians of Childhood 'Man in the Moon', as well as the first book about North and the Nightmare King! I will
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A 13-year-old Ayutthaya boy died yesterday after being badly beaten by his drug-addict father.
Somboon Lamphak, 36, the boy's grief-stricken mother, later collected his body from Ayutthaya Hospital. The boy was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday with severe injuries.
Ms Somboon said the boy's father, Tassanai Klaikluang, whom she divorced four years ago, beat her son over the course of three days.
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Saskatchewan forest fire threatens aboriginal community
Officials say the 4,900-hectare fire is about 10 kilometres from community of Stanley Mission.
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STANLEY MISSION, SASK.—Crews battling a forest fire near a northern Saskatchewan aboriginal community are hoping rain and a "backburn" will help extinguish the blaze.
Steve Roberts, the province's executive director of wildfire management, says the 4,900-hectare fire is about 10 kilometres from Stanley Mission.
"We've got obviously days of work ahead of us — a 4,000-hectare fire is a large piece of landscape," Roberts said in a conference call Monday.
"Crews will continue to work on it, secure the perimeters, but a change in weather, even increased humidity and precipitation, will make it much easier for them to start controlling the boundaries so that the fire cannot progress and grow in size any longer."
Roberts said crews are doing backburns, which involve burning out sections of the forest ahead of the fire to stop it from moving towards the community. Sprinklers have also been set up around the community to protect buildings.
Controlling fuel for the fire and keeping the only access road open are essential in determining when people will be able to return home, he said.
"If we can achieve those objectives, then we will sit with the community and look at what may be the best solution for allowing folks to return."
About 1,000 people from Stanley Mission had to leave on the weekend because the fire threatened power lines and the road.
Evacuees are staying in La Ronge, Prince Albert and Saskatoon.
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This tea came to me via the lovely Blodeuyn. Thank you!
I've been curious about this tea for a while because it is in soooo many fan blends. I was also wondering exactly how Adagio would interpret cream as a flavor. Turns out with about a teaspoon of sugar this tea taste a lot like whipped cream. The base tea was smooth which added to the cream feel. I have to admit that I sipped my way to the bottom of my cup fairly quickly. This is a fun and easy to enjoy tea. I can see myself picking up more of it in the future.
This herbal is fruity and tart. Although there are apple and orange pieces in this tisane I can't pick either of them out. Instead there's just a generic fruitiness. In fact, once sugar is added it reminds me a of fruit punch which makes me think this would be great iced. This is the sort of drink I think a little girl would love to have at a birthday tea party or a teddy bear picnic.
Thank you Good Life Tea for letting me sample this tea.
This sample was sent to me by Good Life Tea. Thank you!
I am a fan of Earl Grey in most of its forms, so I was excited to try this sample. The scent of the dry leaves is mostly vanilla with the bergamot and a floral scent also being present. The instructions on the packet give a steeping time of 3 to 7 minutes, a huge range for tea. I decided to see what a long steep would do and set my timer for six and a half minutes.
The tea is dark in color but light in body. Given the long steeping time I'm impressed with the lack of bitterness. There is a bit of dryness at the back of the throat, but I don't find this unpleasant. The bergamot note is most prevalent followed by the floral note and then the vanilla. I do wish the base tea had more body, but I like the flavor of the tea overall. It's a lighter EGC, but also a nice one.
Flavors: Bergamot, Floral, Vanilla
Darjeeling, this Darjeeling in particular, had been on my mind lately. I'll go to choose a tea, and this will always be one of the ones I consider, but I've been choosing other teas for various reasons. Well, today this one won out, and I'm glad it did. I still pick up on the muscadine flavor which always makes me smile. I think this is a great late summer tea, and I think I'll be saying yes to it more often.
Last night I was tired and sore from some work I had done around the house. I offhandedly asked my husband if he knew how to make a proper cup of tea. The look on his face was priceless. He's been a tea drinker far longer than I have, but he uses tea bags, Tetley tea bags to be precise. I guess he thought I impugned his tea honor because he made a beeline for the kitchen and was determined to make my tea. He asked me which tea I wanted and after choosing this one he banished me from the kitchen. The whole thing was really funny. Plus, I was served tea in bed. What's not awesome about that?
The cup of tea he brought me was wonderful. Slightly smokey with a rich cocoa note. I also really like the strength of the malt note in this tea. It's strong, but it doesn't overwhelm the cup. So good! As a bonus, we both had a good laugh over the whole tea making process which made the tea even better. :)
Tea of the morning. I don't have many of these left, so I've been hoarding them. Today I was up eariler than usual and thought it was the perfect time to enjoy this tea. There are so many flavors going on in my cup: cocoa, malt, raisin, bread, and a surprising floral note that I've never tasted in this tea before. It's not a strong note, but it was enough to make me wonder. Regardless this is a wonderful little tea, and I'm glad it was my wake up cup today.
So good. The caramel and honey flavors are wonderful, and then the bread, malt, and raisin notes kick in, and oh, I am in heaven. Such a wonderful tea! I feel like I'm appreciating this one more and more as time goes on. I knew it was good the first time I tried it, but every time I drink it now I'm impressed by the layers of flavor, the chocolate-y smell of the leaves and the silky smooth feel as I sip. Utterly delicious.
Tea of the morning. Chocolate-y, baked bread, malty, molasses-y deliciousness. This was such a wonderful way to wake up. I'm sipping on the third steep of these leaves, and each cup is equally good. I'm thinking I need to have this tea in my cupboard always and forever.
Before bed tea. This is actually really nice and spicy tonight. I still get apple crisp more than gingerbread, but there's definitely a ginger-y heat in the back of my throat. The rooibos flavor has also mellowed a bit, or maybe the spice is covering it up. Either way, I'm pleased with the results. A nice, spicy, before bed chai, and a (hopefully) good night's sleep. Win!
Sweet mercy in the mornin', this is some good stuff! It's delicate and lovely with rose and lemon notes giving way to good crusty bread. There's a sharpness to the finish that is very wine-like, and as the tea cools the muscatel notes come out and blend with the floral and lemon notes in a really beautiful way.
Love, love, love this one.
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Sports fans will have a rare opportunity to see the country's best gymnasts in action, including two former Marlburians, when members of the New Zealand Commonwealth Games team compete at the Marlborough Gymnastic Championships tomorrow.
In the annual event hosted by the Blenheim Gymnastics Club, the five-strong artistic women's Games team, which includes former Marlborough gymnast Anna Tempero, will strut their stuff at Marlborough Lines Stadium 2000 as part of their preparation for their Glasgow campaign in July and August.
Also on show will be former Blenheim club star Matt Palmer, who will travel to Glasgow with the five-strong men's team.
The appearance of the Kiwi gymnasts is the biggest drawcard for the event, which will showcase almost 500 competitors from around the country.
The Games team, which will perform in the senior artistic event from approximately 6pm on Saturday, comprises Tempero, Courtney McGregor, Brittany Robertson, Mackenzie Slee and Charlotte Sullivan, all of whom train out of the Christchurch School of Gymnastics.
Also competing will be Millie Williamson, Oceania's sole representative at the 2014 Youth Olympics in China later this year.
It means Marlborough locals will get to see world-class gymnasts and event co-ordinator Tony Quirk believes it is a special event for the region.
"It is a marvellous opportunity for Marlborough to see some truly international routines," Quirk said.
He said the event was made possible with the volunteers, sponsors and committee of the Blenheim Gymnastics Club, one of the few fully volunteer clubs remaining in the country.
For Tempero, who grew up in Blenheim and attended Marlborough Girls' College, the championships represent a welcome return home.
Formerly of Blenheim Gymnastics Club, Tempero moved south to the Christchurch School of Gymnastics at the beginning of last year to pursue her dream of competing at international level, a goal she has now realised.
However, the gymnast hasn't forgotten her Marlborough roots.
"I'm really excited for the weekend," said Tempero. "It's been a while since I've been to Blenheim so I can't wait to celebrate with the people who started this dream off in the first place."
She also highlighted the importance of the event in relation to the Commonwealth Games saying it gives her team an opportunity to trial the new skills they have been working on.
The oldest member of the New Zealand women's team at 19 years, Tempero is considered a good all-rounder who excels on all apparatus.
Also competing will be former Blenheim gymnast Matt Palmer, who will attend his second Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Like Tempero, the 27-year-old started his career at the Blenheim Gymnastics Club before moving to Auckland. Palmer will compete on his specialty apparatus, the rings, on Sunday and will also judge events tomorrow.
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Never forget that life can only be nobly inspired and rightly lived if you take it bravely and gallantly, as a splendid adventure in which you are setting out into an unknown country, to face many a danger, to meet many a joy, to find many a comrade, to win and lose many a battle.
Annie Besant
Let us all be brave enough to die the death of a martyr, but let no one lust for martyrdom.
Mohandas Gandhi
It is vain for the coward to flee; death follows close behind; it is only by defying it that the brave escape.
I have done one brave thing - Than all the Worthies did; And yet a braver thence doth spring - Which is to keep that hid
John Donne
Electric communication will never be a substitute for the face of someone who with their soul encourages another person to be brave and true.
Charles Dickens
From vulgar bounds with brave disorder part, And snatch a grace beyond the reach of art.
Alexander Pope
The brave man is not he who feels no fear, For that were stupid and irrational; But he, whose noble soul its fear subdues, And bravely dares the danger nature shrinks from.
Joanna Baillie
Behold a worthy sight, to which the God, turning his attention to his own work, may direct his gaze. Behold an equal thing, worthy of a God, a brave man matched in conflict with evil fortune.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca


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The Red Sox stood on the sidelines and watched as the Braves and Phillies took part in the B.J. Upton battle, an NL East competition that resulted in the 28-year-old receiving a five-year, $75.25 million deal from Atlanta.
According to an industry source, the Red Sox never really engaged in the Upton sweepstakes and they never made an offer. The fact that the Red Sox sat on the sidelines for one of the top free agents of the offseason (and that they have no plans to engage the other premium center fielder on the market, Michael Bourn) is telling in its own way, on a few fronts.
First, if the Sox had envisioned a trade of Jacoby Ellsbury this winter as likely or even just a legitimate possibility, then they might have been expected to at least dip their toe in the water with Upton. After all, Upton is 28 years old, has averaged 19 homers and 36 steals over six full-time seasons with a line of .255/.338/.430/.768 during that time.
The opportunity to get a player with Upton's combination of power, speed and solid defense at a premium defensive position (center field) in his age 28-32 seasons -- smack in the middle of his prime -- is a rare one in free agency, even with the caveat that his OBPs have inexplicably fallen off a cliff, going from .386 in 2007 to .298 in 2012.
But Ellsbury's trade value is likely at an all-time low coming off a 2012 season that was undone by injury and then poor performance (.271/.313/.370/.682). He has just one year left before reaching free agency, and as a third-time arbitration eligible player, his salary will be higher than ever.
Given all those factors, the team seems inclined to keep him as its everyday center fielder in 2013 and hope for a bounce back that either will offer the Sox a player who can help turn one of the Sox' foremost competitive disadvantages in 2012 into a considerable competitive advantage, thus giving the team a shot to contend, or that if the team falls out of the race, will boost his trade value during the season beyond where it resides now.
(On the subject of the impact Ellsbury can make to a potential Sox contender, it's startling to consider this: Red Sox center fielders combined, according to the witchcraft on Fangraphs.com, to produce 0.4 wins above replacement last year -- the second-worst mark in all of Major League Baseball. In 2011, when Ellsbury was the best position player in the American League, the team enjoyed a 9.4 WAR from its center fielders.
In other words, by himself, the 2011 version of Ellsbury could have improved the Sox to a team with a record that was nearly .500. Even if he gets halfway to that standard in 2013, improving the Sox by four or five wins, that's a pretty significant boost from one position on the field.)
Secondly, the fact that the Sox haven't been aggressive in the market for premium center fielders further underscores the team's future comfort level with Jackie Bradley Jr., and with good reason. The 22-year-old hit .315/.430/.482/.912 with 42 doubles and 55 extra-base hits in 128 games in 2012, his first full pro season. While his numbers dipped a bit after a mid-year promotion to Double-A (.271/.373/.437/.809 in Portland), he profiles as an elite defensive center fielder with the on-base skills of a prototypical leadoff hitter.
Bradley is still not major league ready, though based on the developmental progressions of top position players such as Ellsbury and Dustin Pedroia through the system (the recent Red Sox position prospects whose college pedigrees most closely resembled that of Bradley), it wouldn't be a surprise to see Bradley in the big leagues in 2013 with an everyday job in 2014.
If the team had been hedging its bets on Bradley, then it might have been expected, again, to explore the market for Upton and Bourn. But the team didn't do so, given its comfort with the idea of its short- and long-term options at the position.
Finally, the Upton contract represents the first free-agent deal for a premium center fielder in a number of years. It's almost startling to take stock of how limited the recent pools of free-agent center fielders have been. Here's a complete list of multi-year deals signed by free-agent center fielders in the four offseasons that preceded this one:
2011-12: Coco Crisp, A's, 2 years, $14 million
2010-11: None
2009-10: Mike Cameron, Red Sox, 2 years, $15.5 million
2009-10: Marlon Byrd, Cubs, 3 years, $15 million
2008-09: Willy Taveras, Reds, 2 years, $6.25 million
You have to go back to the winter of 2007-08, when Torii Hunter signed a five-year, $90 million deal with the Angels, Aaron Rowand signed a five-year, $60 million deal with the Giants, Andruw Jones reached a two-year, $36.2 million deal with the Dodgers, to find players the last deal for a center fielder of at least four or more years and at least $10 million a year.
That scarcity is a reminder that, in case you were wondering, Ellsbury is in line for a big, big payday when he reaches free agency, so long as he can stay healthy in 2013 and return his production to at least his career norms. Upton's deal shows that even without a consistent track record of excellence (he's never been an All-Star, and only once has he had an OPS over .800), teams are willing to make expensive, long-term commitments to players based on their tools and upside. Given the extraordinary upside shown by Ellsbury in 2011, it's hard not to see him go zooming past Upton's price tag so long as he can remain healthy in 2013 -- a season that he seems almost certain to open with the team that drafted him in 2005.
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Trinidad Villafranca
Trinidad Villafranca
Poems by Trinidad Villafranca : 40 / 105
It's easy to say I love you
It's easy to say I love you
It's another thing to show it
Without your actions i wouldn't know it
You said you loved me
Your actions speak other wise.
i should have known you were the same.
now im here with no one to blame but me
I was dumb i was weak
i fell for your 'I love yous'
i didn't know you
It's easy to say I love you
but harder to say goodbye
Submitted: Friday, January 23, 2009
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