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When a Jewish Homeland Almost Existed in Stalin's Russia
Russian-American writer Masha Gessen's 'Where the Jews Aren't' tells the story of the failed Jewish Autonomous Region in Birobidzhan without being treacly or preachy.
Russian-American writer Masha Gessen's 'Where the Jews Aren't' tells the story of the failed Jewish Autonomous Region in Birobidzhan without being treacly or preachy.
Uri Bar-Joseph's 'The Angel' details the sensational life and early death of Ashraf Marwan, who gave Israel crucial intel prior to the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
Powerful and imaginative, Affinity Konar's 'Mischling' is inspired by the real-life stories of Jewish twins who endured Dr. Mengele's torturous experiments.
'It's a sweeping history of the human race, from 40,000 feet,' U.S. president tells CNN's Fareed Zakaria. His fiction recommendation: Colson Whitehead's 'The Underground Railroad.'
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Ingrid Carlberg's richly detailed 'Raoul Wallenberg: The Biography' presents fresh facts about the Swede who saved so many Jews, but is unable to answer the gnawing question surrounding his fate in Soviet custody.
William Butler Yeats suggests fairies, for 'the world's more full of weeping than you can understand'.
Journalist Ben Ehrenreich's 'The Way to the Spring' offers a riveting - and admittedly one-sided - look at Palestinian society, its internal struggles and resistance against Israel.
'All, all, all' - Almog Behar on teaching a toddler inclusiveness.
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WHEN I prepare this delicious carrot recipe, I'm reminded of a fabulous church supper our family attended back in 1942. I had never seen so much delicious food before - truly Southern cooking in full flower. These carrots were one of the side dishes served. -Billie Scoggins, Long Beach, Mississippi
- 3 medium carrots, julienned
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cornstarch
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 1 tablespoon butter
- Chopped fresh parsley, optional
- In a small saucepan, cook carrots in water until tender; drain. Remove carrots; set aside and keep warm. In the same saucepan, combine sugar, cornstarch, salt and ginger. Gradually stir in orange juice; bring to a boil. Cook and stir for 2 minutes. Add butter. Return carrots to pan; heat through. Sprinkle with parsley if desired. Yield: 2 servings.
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DONIPHAN—Gothenburg Youth Trap Club members ended the 2014 trap season at the 45th annual Cornhusker National Junior/Senior High School Trapshoot in Doniphan May 1-3, the largest event of its kind in the world.
A total of 2,394 participants set a new record with 933 junior-division shooters and 1,461 senior shooters at the three-day competition, hosted by the Nebraska Game & Parks Commission and the Nebraska Trapshooting Association (NTA).
Landon Johnson led the Gothenburg senior squad shooting 73 of 75 rocks from the 16-yard line and 65 of 75 from the 25-yard handicap for a 138 of 150 total. Teammate Tyler Buesing followed up with a grand total of 131 of 150.
Five senior-division shooters earned a 25-straight award including Johnson, Buesing, Talbot Buchholz, Dalton Simants and Anna Eggers.
Gothenburg's senior team of Johnson, Buchholz, Buesing, Joshua Reinhard and Colby Simants totaled 622 rocks of a possible 750 in the team division.
The best overall individual senior score was 148 of 150 shot by Nathan Arnold of Creighton.
In the junior division, Tucker Bartlett and Zachary Maurer were the top overall Gothenburg shooters with a total rock hit 81 of 100 each, followed by Zach Rittgarn with 74 of 100. Maurer also earned a 25-straight award.
Dagen Voigtman of Louisville won the junior-division shooting 98 of 100.
Rounding out the state meet, Gothenburg's junior team of Maurer, Rittgarn, Bartlett, Andrew Maline and Korbin Moore placed 39th out of 89 teams with an overall score of breaking 350 of 500 rocks.
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Creator/{{Disney}} animated short released in 1952. It is narrated by Sterling Holloway.
Lambert, a lion cub, is mistakenly delivered in a flock of sheep by a stork. He is taken in by a ewe after none of the delivered lambs choose her to be their mother. Lambert lives his life thinking he is a sheep until he is forced to unlock his true nature to defend the flock from an attack by a hungry wolf.
On a trivia note, the original print of the film was given as a gift to Emperor Hirohito of Japan because it was reportedly his [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff favorite Disney cartoon]].
!! This short provides examples of:
* AdultFear: Quite a bit in one short:
** Having your child taken away from you.
** Having your child bullied due to being adopted.
** Being viciously attacked in front of your child.
* BadassUnintentional: Lambert is unaware that he's a lion until the wolf forces him to unleash his inner lion.
* BerserkButton: Lambert works up the nerve to scare off the wolf when it threatens his mother.
-->'''Narrator:''' But when he saw the wolf approach\\
And heard his mother cryin'\\
Something ''snapped'' inside of him\\
He was a raging lion!
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Lambert is very gentle and "sheep"-ish, but when he needs to defend his flock, he'd unleash his inner lion.
* ButtMonkey: Lambert, initially. He is repeatedly mocked and humiliated by the sheep of the flock, even as an adult.
* CowardlyLion: Literally. Lambert is a scaredy cat and runs away at the first sign of danger. Until he realized that he's a lion, that is.
* DeliveryStork: A mistake in the delivery sent Lambert the Lion into a sheep flock alongside other baby lambs. [[note]]Doubles as a cameo. This is the same stork that delivered Disney/{{Dumbo}}.[[/note]]
* DisneyVillainDeath:Subverted, suprisingly enough. Lambert apparently scares the wolf off a cliff and to his doom. The narrator reveals at the end the Wolf's alive, stuck on a branch with berries for food. However...
* FateWorseThanDeath: The Wolf is a vicious predator now trapped with a tiny bit of fruit unable to move lest he die.
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: The first-person perspective shots of the wolf coming to attack the sheep, which is StockFootage from Disney's version of ''Music/PeterAndTheWolf.''
* GentleGiant: Despite being a gigantic lion, Lambert is one of the sweetest creatures around.
-->'''Narrator''': "Isn't he HUGE?!"
* InterspeciesAdoption: Lambert is a lion who was raised by a sheep.
* KidsAreCruel: The other lambs are not at all kind to Lambert once they find out he cannot baa.
* LetsGetDangerous: Lambert is cowardly and sheepish, but once his mother is in danger he realizes what it means to be a lion and fights the wolf.
* MightyRoar: Lambert lets one out once he realizes he's a Lion.
* MamaBear: When The Stork tries to take Lambert back, his mother attacks the stork, causing him to back down and allow her to raise the lion as her own.
* MommasBoy: Lambert is very protective of his mother, and becomes the King of Beasts he is when he realizes that his mother is in danger.
* NurtureOverNature: There is absolutely nothing predatory about Lambert, because he was raised as a sheep.
* ObliviousAdoption: Lambert doesn't realize that he's not a sheep. Everyone else, however, does.
* OffscreenInertia: The wolf is stuck on a branch on the cliff at the end. {{Lampshaded}} by the narrator.
* OhCrap: The Wolf once he realizes he's just ticked off a very angry MommasBoy.
* OnceUponATime
* ParentsInDistress: It's his adoptive mother being in danger that unlocks Lambert's true nature.
* RaisedByWolves: Or rather, sheep.
* RhymesOnADime: The narration and dialogue rhyme most of the time.
* RoleReprisal: Sterling Holloway, the voice of the DeliveryStork in Disney/{{Dumbo}}, reprises the role for the Stork's cameo appearance here.
* SavageWolves: The villain is a wolf trying to eat all the sheep.
* StockScream: The Goofy Holler.
* TookALevelInBadass: Lambert spends most of his time as a meek and harmless lion. During the climax, he unleashes his inner beast and fights off the Wolf.
* UseYourHead: Lambert headbutts the wolf into a cliff in the film's climax.


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The Salar de Uyuni is characterized for having two very different seasons: Dry Season and Rainy season. For each one there are details to consider.
Dry season:
Between late april to early december.
Characteristics of the salt flat: can be crossed from side to side, between May to September the temperature ranges around 5 degrees, sometimes temperature goes under zero. Between October to December temperature improves reaching around 14 Celsius degrees.
What to wear: for the mid-winter months (May to September) preferentially wear very warm clothing and windbreaker don't forget gloves and a warm hat.
Rainy season:
Between late December to mid-April. It's the season of "Water reflection".
Salar characteristics: During this season the Salar fills with water so for the safety of visitors and according to regulations of the Potosí department, it's forbidden to go more than 15 km inside the salt flat. The temperature ranges around 14 Celsius degrees and the weather can be too cloudy or rainy.
What to wear: light clothing, water boots, sandals, raincoats, hat for sun protection. The hotel provides boots to lend to our guests.
General recommendations:
As the hotel information shows, it's located at 3600 Mts above sea level, so it's recommended to people who are not used to this altitude, before and during their stay in the place, drink lots of water and eat little because sometimes digestion is impaired by altitude.
For the same reason we don't recommend subjecting the body to intense activities like, long walks without rest intervals.
There are many people that travel with children; the Salar de Uyuni is a 100% natural destination where there are no attractions for children. However, if your children are used to spending many hours sitting on a bus or a car don't hesitate to bring them along.
In the Salar de Uyuni area, Uyuni city and around they don't have a central electrical net, so for this reason sometimes there might be blackouts, randomly and occasionally that can last up 12 hours or more. The hotel has a generator to provide electrical power which operates from 19:00 to 24:00 hours when electricity is more required.
The internet service provided by the hotel, because of the area where the hotel is located the internet service is via satellite. This is relevant because any weather problem like wind storms or rain can limit the service speed or cut it partially.
How to get:
Through Amazonas airline, the only pmr that has daily flights from La Paz city.
Goes from Oruro to Villazon or way back and stops in Uyuni. More information
From Potosi: direct bus trip of approximately 5 hours. Daily departs on the morning and 19:00 asphalt road.
From Oruro: direct bus trip of approximately 7 hours. Daily departs from 19:00. The road is in process of being asphalted from Challapata town.
From La Paz: bus trip of approximately 12-14 hours. Departs every night at 19:00.
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Landon Holley is grateful to have the opportunity to continue playing organized baseball. The South Aiken High School senior wasn't sure what the future would hold for him on the diamond after this season with the Thoroughbreds.
So when a coach from USC Sumter reached out to Holley and offered him the chance to play on the college level, the South Aiken outfielder was enthusiastic.
"They were the only one who asked me, so when they asked I said yes. I didn't think twice," Holley said Tuesday, as he officially signed his letter of intent to go to USC Sumter where he said he'll begin working toward a degree in Chemistry or Anatomy. "It's exciting. I was nervous because I didn't think I'd get this opportunity."
USC Sumter's a two-year college and Holley said it's the ideal place for him to continue to build on the baseball foundation he's established at South Aiken. He said it allows him to continue his development on the field while building his frame in the weight room. He plans on getting bigger and stronger in college, something T-Breds head coach and athletic director Bob Polewski said will happen naturally for the player he describes as having great natural strength.
"He's got lots of natural talent. His physical maturity and talent will come out more in college," Polewski said of Holley, who he credited for improving every season he's been a part of the South Aiken program, development he expects to continue this season and during Holley's college career. "He's progressed each year and is still making jumps."
In addition to Holley's power, Polewski said his left fielder's defensive prowess should help him have an immediate impact with the Fire Ants. Polewski said Holley has a tremendous throwing arm, something that helps as a spot pitcher, and tracks the ball well in the outfield, taking good angles on fly balls. Polewski was confident that Holley's good work ethic would help him adjust to the tough pitching he'll face in college and give him to be a consistent force in the lineup.
Holley thinks he'll have the chance to play immediately for the Fire Ants, but expects he might start at the bottom of the batting order. Regardless of where he bats or plays, Holley's going to make the most of the opportunity.
"These could be my last two years playing so I'm going to give it my all. I want to be able to say to my kids one day, 'Your dad was a good player,'" said Holley, who has adopted advice from Polewski as a personal motto. "Coach tells us 'Nice guys aren't going to finish games.' You can be nice outside the lines, but when you're in the game, it's a war you have to win. I'll scratch, claw and do whatever I can to get the job done."
That approach could help Holley extend his career beyond USC Sumter, and possibly allow him to continue playing at a four-year college.
Noah Feit is the sports editor for the Aiken Standard and has been a professional journalist for more than a dozen years after graduating from Syracuse University.
Staff photo by Noah Feit South Aiken High School's Landon Holley, seated center, is joined as he signs a letter of intent to play baseball at USC Sumter. Seated, from left, is stepmother Lajuanna Holley, father Joey Holley, mother Marcellea Britt-Holley and grandmother Kay Livingston. Standing is youth coach Ray Scott as well as South Aiken baseball coach and athletic director Bob Polewski.×


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MANILA, Philippines—With less than two weeks before the May 13 elections, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) released its final voter's education video informing the public about the correct ways to cast their vote on election day.
In the 3.55-minute video, two of Comelec's mascots "Boy Bawal" and "Tina Tama" join together to teach voters the process they will go through in the precincts come election day.
Comelec chairman Sixto Brillantes Jr. told reporters Wednesday that it "is the culmination of our tama (correct) and bawal (prohibited) [campaign]."
"It's just re-stressing what are the correct things to do and what you are not supposed to do on election day. These are just simple reminders of the voting process," Brillantes said.
Tina Tama outlines the right steps a voter should follow once they arrive at the voting center, while voting, when they cast their ballot, and after they have voted.
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I don't know how many of you saw this today on the URP Daily News feed, but this is hilarious. You have to read the comments that people have made too. I can't stop laughing about some of them.........
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"Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up, it knows it must outrun the fastest lion or it will be killed. Every morning in Africa, a lion wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the slowest gazelle, or it will starve. It doesn't matter whether you're the lion or a gazelle-when the sun comes up, you'd better be running."
That's going to leave a mark.
Most first timers start out too fast, but with experience you learn to pace yourself.
I slowed down for just a second and that guy took my spot.
Faster Than Your Couch!
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January cruising is a necessity for New Yorkers trying to escape the cold. This cruise was the first leg of a three leg journey. First time on the Allure also. It's a huge ship. (Don't think we saw it all.)
We arrived Port Everglades one day early and stayed at the Garden Hilton. The room was nice and clean but nothing special. The food at the hotel poor. Plenty to do near by.
Arrival at the pier on Sat around 11 AM. The documentation to board the ship took no time at all. We were in a Grand Suite, but no one was tied up at embarkation. I was amazed at how they had everything in hand. Our room 14660, was ready. The suite was large but not the largest we have stayed in. Plenty of storage. The balcony had two lounges and a table and two chairs. Clean and well maintained. We rarely saw the cabin steward or the Butler. Had breakfast in room every day but it was available in the Concierge Lounge also. No one really explained the amenities of the Grand Suite. Found out free drinks every day from 5 to 8 Pm, two days in. Read all you can regarding shows and specialty restaurants and book reservations prior to getting onboard.
It was easy to forget that you were on a ship. Central Park was amazing and the Restaurants and shops were too. Times Square and the Boardwalk were also amazing. There was so much to do and see that you always felt like you were missing something. Never did make the Donut Shop. ( It should be open all day.) Not a few hours in the AM. Two of the shows were missed completely. Scheduling would not allow us to go. They should be available longer and for more days. The reserved seating for suite guests was terrible. What happened to Orchestra center rows 1-12 until 15 minutes prior to show.
The specialty restaurants were worth it. Rita's Cantina with the alcohol package a good deal. Chops really excellent food. Giovanni's Table was still more Northern Italian than I would have liked.I like my red sauce. But loved the tiramisu.
The best part was the CASINO. On evening one, My wife hit for over $5000 on a penny machine. Maxed out a quick Hit. We are casino players and were treated Royally with their Club Royal Program. Drinks credits and amenities. They made us feel appreciated.
The Ports were their Island Labadie, Haiti which was set up well. Enjoyed the day with a special buffet for suite guests. Jamaica just did some light shopping. Cozumel Mexico again light shopping. Being older and having done these ports many times we tend to go to familiar bars, shops and restaurants that we have been to before. Both Jamaica and Cozumel offer a wide selection of things to do. Go do them.
It was a great cruise. I will go back.


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With a large Egyptian military buildup ongoing on the Sinai Peninsula, and coup-like consolidation of power to the Muslim Brotherhood over the weekend, Egypt is now refusing to speak to Israel. After last weeks attack on the Israeli border by Islamist militants operating out of the Sinai, Israel agreed to ease the restrictions of the 1979 peace treaty on Egyptian military operations in the Sinai, hoping Egypt would be able to bring the increasing lawlessness on the peninsula under control.
"It is too early to say what will happen because everything is evolving in Egypt, but we are following what is happening there with great concern", said an Israeli government official. "Military cooperation is more necessary than ever to re-establish order along the border and in Sinai. The new leadership in the Egyptian army knows that, but the question is what does the Egyptian leadership want? This question has not yet been answered because the new Egyptian government is refusing all contact with Israel".
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Getting pretty scary in the M.E. Stocking up on more gasoline.
wouldn't the proper term be devolving?
It's just a shame the U.S. doesn't have a President. Maybe, he/she could deal with this.
Perhaps they believe their ass has healed from the last three times it was kicked.
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How 'inspiring'. /s
This is a first-rate foreign policy disaster on a par with Carter and Iran. Meanwhile Hillary is still driving the State Department clown car around the tent beeping her own horn incessantly and 0bama is threatening to dislocate his shoulder patting himself on the back for the ludicrously termed Arab Spring. U.S. interests lost in Libya, Egypt, and now look to make it a trifecta in Syria. If there is a worse way to screw up U.S. foreign policy I don't know it, but I have faith they'll find it.
Getting the Navy kicked out of Bahrain?
I wonder about some of the things you wrote. Not as a matter of contesting them, but in terms of thinking through them. This with the only sure knowledge being that it is impossible to predict what will occur in that part of the world EXCEPT: that it is like a pinball machine, a tilted table, where all roads ultimately lead to the ball falling thru the flippers, which in this (and all other) cases means an Islamist government.
It's indeed the Egyptian Army on the border, AFAIK. It seems to me that the best way for the nascent (not really) MB regime in Egypt to demonstrate its power is to stage a war with Israel. This would be entirely typical for moron despots. On the surface, the force involved would be the Egyptian army but it also seems like a strong possibility that "genuine" Egyptians would rather not go to war. Thus, as you posit, perhaps the force that would go to war would be a hollowed out army, with Al Queda and/or Hezbolleh-figureheads in command. Such a force is not used to operating as a normal army and perhaps Israel would take the time to terminate them with extreme prejudice, which is what I would do in their place. There will be loads of Palestinians taking up arms as well.
I can tell you that should Egypt start something, there would be little mercy coming from the Israeli side. Israel has to watch out for a pan-Arab attack IMHO.
I don't know if you see things unfurling along those lines. I *do* think Israel could find itself once again under assault from multiple directions, on multiple fronts.
LOL! I knew I'd regret posting those words. Yeah, that's one way it could be worse. Attacking the Kurds on behalf of the Turks would be another. Fronting for the Saudies in a Syrian occupation would be another. I can think of more but I don't dare type them here because some administration drone might think it'd be a good idea...
Israel's probably getting her dam buster nuke dusted off and primed. Question is, what are we going to do when the Brotherhood destroys or blocks the Suez? Got a lot of stuff over there on the other side, not to mention the West's need for OIL.
But Israel, O' Israel, Jerusalem O' Jerusalem how the messiah weeps and waits for you to cry out HIS name; please humble thyself and cleanse thyself quickly now for there will be very little time left.
Call me crazy but it football they seem to call this "crunch time." Moral fortitude, the hour before the barrage.
Forgive me, for I'm getting sleepy and waxing mystical in scriptures, burying my face in prayers and hoping for an angels, like an angel that wiped out 175,000 Assyrians, an
Angel the very Captain of the Lord's army ordering Y'shua to take off his sandals for he is standing upon hallowed ground, is it time yet to destroy the remainder of Jericho?
I expect that if hostilities start, much of Egypt will be under water..
Sorry, missed this part. Why would Jesus have to take off his sandals? I thought that was Moses part?
I have said that from the beginning. The easiest way for the gooners in Egypt to solidify their power will be to take over the canal. I am sure there is plenty of laws and treaties on the books against it, so...does anyone (friendly) have a continency plan to secure the canal? I don't know...but what I do know is if an when it happens, it will be game on. The all out war the liberals have been wishing for!
Obama's and Hillary's foreign policies are going as planned.
The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt has a couple of problems. The states military is split between secular and Islamic. They just sacked the top positions controlling that military. Their main concern now is too avoid a civil war and to unify the military. War with Israel will solve those two big problems.
If Israel hits Iran I see Egypt joining in for another serious ass whoopin by their tiny neighbor to the north.
On par with Carter and Iran? No way, this is several orders of magnitude worse. The entire Arab Spring has been a boon to radicals. The map of the ME is an Islamists dream and when they dream their dreams the world is in a nightmare.
I fear war is coming. Israel hits Iranian Nuke Plants—Iran hits back with its terrorists—maybe hits USA as well. Egypt joins the battle with an invasion of Israel with Palestinian help, Syria, maybe Russia get into it with Turkey. In days we have WW III. Even wimpy Obama couldn't stop the violence—nor could the UN or NATO. Look to see $8 a gallon Gas, rationing, maybe terrorist attacks on the USA herself. Return of Rationing of foods, and a Draft. Fewer rights, but more patriotism. Lets hope I am wrong! Its not so much if as it is when.
With a large Egyptian military buildup ongoing on the Sinai Peninsula, and coup-like consolidation of power to the Muslim Brotherhood over the weekend, Egypt is now refusing to speak to Israel.The price of gasoline is too high, and it's the fault of Big Oil and ethanol subsidies! /s
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You mean, they won't be trashing our embassy again anytime soon? (tears well around eyeballs)
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Under 15 girl's football festival showed 'real talents'
Last week, the first inter-schools under 15 girl's football festival was held at the Palmerston Arena.
The tournament was run by Dumfries and Galloway Council in partnership with Queen of the South women's football club, and five schools took part.
Organisers claimed "real talents" were shown by some of the participants.
The council says further festivals and competitions are now being planned to encourage more girls to play football for their schools and local clubs.
GOAL: Queen of the South 1-0 St Johnstone
Dzierzwaski joins Peterhead on loan
Queen of the South have confirmed that midfielder Kevin Dzierzawski has joined Peterhead on loan for the rest of the season.
He will continue to train with the Queens squad.
Also leaving Palmerston is Under 20 player, Lyndon Dykes.
Another of the clubs Under 20 squad, Dominic Slattery has joined the South of Scotland side, Heston Rovers, on a Development Loan.
He will remain eligible to turn out for Queens in the Development league.
Midfielder signed for Queen of the South
Queen of the South have now completed a deal for midfielder Mark Millar.
The ex-Dundee United and Falkirk player who has been playing at Peterhead has signed until the end of the season.
Christmas cheer at Queen of the South
Queen of the South play top of the table Hearts in the Scottish Championship tomorrow.
The Doonhamers and their fans had plenty to celebrate at their Christmas party at Palmerston Park.
They're still third in a division featuring a trio of super-heavyweights in Rangers, Hearts and Hibs.
So everyone at the club was delighted to take the chance this week to thank the supporters who've helped the club exceed expectations so far this season.
Pitch perfect in our region
Plastic football pitches have become increasingly popular in our region, according to one Cumbrian company.
Queen of the South, Annan Athletic and Stranraer FC all play on artificial surfaces.
Carlisle United also have a synthetic training pitch, despite Football League clubs rejecting plans to reintroduce them to League One and Two games.
Support in Sport made the Blues' training pitch.
Fowler ready for 'tough' start
New Queen of the South manager James Fowler is expecting a tough first game in charge against Hearts.
But he's confident his team can get a positive result at home on Saturday.
Former Queens player guilty of assault
A former Queen of the South player has pleaded guilty to assaulting a man outside a Dumfries pub last October.
Ryan McGuffie, 34, punched Graham Neish, causing him to fall to the ground. The victim was taken to Dumfries Infirmary where he underwent surgery, but has made a full recovery.
The court was told the assault happened after something was said by Neish, and McGuffie verbally challenged him.
Sheriff George Jamieson called for background reports and deferred sentencing until October 28.
McGuffie, who has been with St. Alban's Saints in Victoria, was said to be staying at his father's address in Dumfries.
Fowler confirmed as new Queens boss
Queen of the South have named their new manager: James Fowler.
He joined the club as a player-coach in the summer, and was put in temporary control after Jim McIntyre left to join Ross County.
Before taking the reigns at Palmerston he spent most of his career at Kilmarnock, where he made 401 appearances in the former Scottish Premier League - a record.
"I felt when I was given the opportunity that I had to work towards that and I feel that I've done that with the preparations and stuff. So not too much will change."
Queens set to unveil new manager
Queen of the South are due to unveil their new manager later.
The club has called a press conference for two o'clock this afternoon (September 30). Queens have been without a manager since Jim McIntyre left for Ross County three weeks ago.


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Two couples have been blessed by one couple's decision to donate their unused embryos and adopt them out to other couples in need.
"We have been blessed with three when we didn't think we'd have one, so, what kind of awesome thing is it to bless another couple and let them experience the same kind of joy we did?" Becky Henderson told USA Today.
Henderson and husband Chris gave birth to twins via in vitro fertilization and then had a "miracle baby" five years later. After the twins were born, the couple still had 11 embryos frozen; they decided to keep them on ice until they could come to a decision about what they wanted to do. They both believe that life begins at conception, so they decided to place the embryos up for adoption. Eventually, they found Kelli and Dan Gassman, who were looking to have a family of their own. more >>
"Teen Mom" stars Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra welcomed a baby girl on Thursday, five years after giving their first daughter up for adoption, which brought up significant memories for the couple.
"IT'S HAPPENING! Here we go, doing this all over again," Baltierra wrote as a caption for a photo of himself holding first daughter Carly. "This is surreal, I'm freakin out a little lol but can't wait to meet my little angel! Thinking a lot about Carly right now. It's bringing me back. Even though I know this time I will actually be taking her home. I love my girls!"
The couple, both Christian, decided to place Carly up for adoption after becoming pregnant as teenagers. They realized they could not adequately provide for Carly and worked with a Christian adoption agency to place her in a good home; Lowell and Baltierra are still in contact with Carly and her adoptive parents. more >>
Over the Christmas holiday, Christian pro-golfer Bubba Watson announced that he and wife Angie Ball are in the process of adopting a daughter.
On Christmas Eve, Watson posted a picture of his son holding a baby girl in his arms on his Instagram account with the message, "Caleb has a brand new baby sister, Dakota. Watson Family is now 4 and we are so blessed! #ABCD."
He published a second picture days later of himself with little Dakota captioned, "Daddy-daughter Selfie!! #ProudDad." more >>
While progress has been made in finalizing some of the adoptions of Guatemalans adopted by American parents before intercountry adoptions were shut down in 2008, 19 children remain in orphanages waiting to join their families. A bipartisan group of 19 U.S. Senators sent a letter to the Guatemalan ambassador, urging his government to allow those kids to be raised by their family.
"We believe that all children deserve to grow up in a supportive and loving home, and there are 19 adoption cases still unresolved," the Dec. 1 letter states.
The senators expressed appreciation for the fact that the number of outstanding adoption cases has been reduced from 61 cases over the past year but urged resolution for the remaining 19 cases. (The fact that the number of senators who signed the letter equals the number of unresolved adoption cases is a coincidence.) more >>
Luckily, Charlie was lucky enough to escape death several times in his life. It's a good thing that most cities have a central place for all animals that are abandoned can stay.
It is fortunate enough that they provide a place to stay for these beautiful creatures of God, but not every time can these shelters can receive the funding to keep all the animals alive. Regardless, there are always people out there who care enough to do all they can to save the animals. Dogs like Charlie usually don't last a week in these shelters unless they are adopted.
Charlie got very lucky to be selected. Watch and see how Charlie has a makeover before heading to his new family: more >>
An Asian American couple held in a Qatar jail for nearly a year after the death of one of their adopted children will return to their home in the United States today after being acquitted of murder charges.
Grace and Matt Huang, previously detained, tried and convicted for allegedly starving their adopted daughter Gloria, were cleared of those charges over the weekend. However, Qatar officials had continued to bar the Huangs from returning to the states as late as Monday. Officials lifted the travel ban this week after U.S. Ambassador to Qatar Dana Smith filed a motion on the couple's behalf.
The Los Angeles couple moved to the Arabic nation in 2012 so that Matthew Huang could work with an international company constructing sites for the 2022 World Cup. Their lives were turned upside down when 8-year-old Gloria died in January 2013. more >>


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Never too old: A special bridesmaid
Grandmother Betty Govern, 89 - known as Nana Betty - shone brightly as a bridesmaid at her granddaughter Christine's wedding, in Pennsylvania. In her evening gown and bouquet, she stole the show and proved that you're never too old to be a bridesmaid!
At the wedding, she said, "You're as old as you feel and I feel young today!"
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At family celebrations, and especially at weddings, we tend to think about those relatives who are no longer with us.
My colleague Javier showed me an article in the Spanish magazine Zankyou, which discusses marriage as the merging of two family trees, and therefore the perfect occasion to honor our ancestors.
The article suggests some very original ways to not only think about those relatives who have passed on, but actually incorporate genealogy in our wedding celebrations.
One way is with jewelry. Some people choose to wear a special family heirloom, like a brooch, others use their ancestors' rings as their own wedding bands.
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Whitefish Bay orchestra to put on 'Jungle Jam' children's concert
The Whitefish Bay High School Orchestra will present "Jungle Jam," its annual Music for Munchkins children's concert, Feb. 10 at Whitefish Bay High School, 1200 E. Fairmount Ave., Whitefish Bay.
During the preconcert petting zoo from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m., children of all ages can touch and play stringed instruments. The concert begins at 1:30 p.m., with music from "The Lion King" and the "Pink Panther" theme on the program. »Read Full Article
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Kent's sole winter recruit Calum Haggett bagged 3-38 to ensure the hosts made the most of a rain-interrupted opening day in their LV= County Championship Division Two tussle with Glamorgan.
Haggett, who joined having undergone heart surgery barely 18 months beforehand, enjoyed two useful stints from the Nackington Road End after Glamorgan elected to bat in overcast conditions.
The visitors were 155 for four at the premature close with Marcus North's 46 the pick of their efforts and much resting on Murray Goodwin, pictured. The veteran Zimbabwean is unbeaten on 35.
Kent, who are without bowling spearhead Matt Coles for personal reasons, included on-loan Durham seamer Mitchell Claydon but it was Haggett and Charlie Shreck who made good use of the new ball.
Shreck saw chances go down at first and third slip during a naggingly accurate opening burst, leaving Haggett to enjoy two breakthroughs inside the opening 10 overs.
The former Somerset and England Under-19 seamer had Will Bragg caught behind by Geraint Jones when the left-hander shuffled tentatively forward to feather a catch to the wicketkeeper and make it 10 for one.
While Shreck toiled without reward from the Pavilion End, Haggett celebrated a second scalp when Ben Wright shouldered arms to one that held its line to peg back off stump.
Former Surrey skipper Stewart Walters then joined Australian left-hander North to add an attractive 60 inside 20 overs for the third wicket.
On a pitch that appeared to be easing, neither man looked in trouble as acting Kent skipper Jones introduced first-change seamers Darren Stevens and Claydon before reverting to his opening attack half an hour ahead of lunch.
The move paid almost immediate dividends when Walters wafted at a wide half-volley from Shreck to be caught behind five minutes from the interval for 38.
With the St Lawrence floodlights on and rain forecast, North progressed smoothly with three boundaries to his name until he was given out caught at the wicket off Haggett. North appeared puzzled by the decision as he grudgingly departed the playing area.
Two rain breaks and drizzle either side of tea served as a precursor to the weather that followed and by 5pm umpires Steve Garratt and Neil Mallender had little option but to abandon play for the day.


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Hedge-fund managers hold a special reverence for most investors, but frequently, it's misplaced. While many are successful, just as many miss the mark. With so many 13-f filings, CNBC appearances, and 100-slide presentations, it can be confusing to know which ones to follow.
Often, individual investors follow the loudest "whales," assuming that frequency of appearances or loudness of claims must be indicative of underlying skill. This can be bad news.
Bill Ackman, the famous activist investor, has had two very public positions over the last year: JC Penney (NYSE: JCP ) and Herbalife (NYSE: HLF ) . Yet, the majority of his portfolio sits in two companies that most investors don't even know he owns: Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG ) and Canadian Pacific (NYSE: CP ) .
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Who down wit' CPP?... or SPSM, CPM, or CPPM?
Strategic Sourceror on Friday, August 6, 2010
SPSM® is the abbreviation for Senior Professional in Supply Management. This certification comes from our friends over at Next Level Purchasing. This program, founded by Charles Dominick, is rapidly becoming one of the most recognized certifications in the procurement world. 44 credits of continuing education courses must be completed through personal interactive online courses, as well as a final exam. Next Level has certified over 2,800 procurement professionals in 60+ countries.
CPM and CPSM
This particular certification acronym stands for Certified Purchasing Manager. Getting this cert means that you are on the cutting edge of procurement management…if the year was 2007. Unfortunately for any CPM's out there, your certification is out of date. In 2008, the Institute for Supply Chain Management replaced this credential with the CPSM (Certified Professional in Supply Management). This updated cert is designed to encompass the increased scope of duties purchasing managers are now involved with. The ISCM is probably one of the more visible, well-known accrediting bodies.
All of the above certifications are issued by the American Purchasing Society. The Certified Purchasing Professional credential is designed for "professionals who have demonstrated the skills to successfully implement improved purchasing and supply chain practices as part of a business solution in an organization"
If you're still green in purchasing, but have demonstrated some success, this cert would be right for you. The Certified Professional Purchasing Manager certificate is designed for anyone in a managerial position. It basically stamps a label on a general manager that they have formal training when it comes to the procurement function. The Certified Professional Purchasing Consultant moniker caters to CPP's "who either consult or teach purchasing to people outside of their own employer." Here's lookin' at you, all you quality third party sourcing consultants out there.
The Certified Supply Chain Professional cert comes from the Association for Operations Management. The AOP claims to differentiate their certification from others by bringing "your company's entire value chain into perspective." The idea with this cert is to learn how to look at the purchasing function relative to the rest of an organization's value chain.
CPPB and CPPO
Both the Certified Professional Public Buyer and the Certified Public Purchasing Officer credentials are both intended for purchasing professionals in the public arena. If you're working for "the man", chances are this is the certification for you.
If you're head is spinning with C's and P's right about now, we have something in common. The answer really depends on what industry you're in, and what certs your organization values most. Ask your boss. Bring it to HR. Research your industry. Whichever you choose it is important to pick a credential that will do more for you then hang on the wall. Make sure whatever certification program you choose has tangible, applicable content that will actually improve your purchasing abilities.
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ISM's C.P.M. is hardly out of date. ISM continues to recertify C.P.M.s and, according to ISM's own 2014 salary survey, C.P.M.s still enjoy higher average salaries than CPSMs.
- August 27, 2014 at 12:51 PM
The Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.) designation does seem to have a lot of staying power. Whenever I look through procurement job postings, I still see it as either a required or preferred credential in most listings.
- September 29, 2014 at 11:34 PM
CPSM seems to be a worthwhile upgrade, the "new" CSCP from APICS is a full-fledged effort to generate income after the failure of their "old-new" CIRM" that totally tanked and was refused by both members and the general professional community.
My best advice to search the job boards using C.P.M., CPIM....etc., I think you will find that CSCP does not (yet) give many results. Stick with what potential employers know....it seems as though CSCP has not yet (and may never) catch on..
- November 8, 2014 at 2:07 PM
It will be interesting to see how things go with APICs now that they've merged with the Supply Chain Council (SCC) and added the SCC's SCOR-P certification to the certification portfolio. It appears from reading various forums over the years that most, if not all, of the purchasing, procurement, supply (chain) management professional organizations have managed to alienate their traditional and core membership while chasing an ever changing definition of the field and the profession. They are not alone either. The Institute for Management Accountants launched the Certified Financial Manager (CFM) designation to augment their highly-regarded Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation. It was not embraced by the membership or the business community. What saved them was that they never eliminated the CMA in the process. The better path for most of these organizations is to have a single designation and adjust the content as necessary. ISM did that successfully with the C.P.M. for a number of years. The content of the CPSM is absolutely valid but ISM might have had much greater success by simply changing the Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.) to Certified in Procurement Management (C.P.M.) using the newer CPSM content. Certified Purchasing Managers would have been grandfathered in and the already mandated continuing education would have been used to bring them current.
- December 12, 2014 at 9:42 AM
ISM has just released its 2015 Salary Survey results. The difference in average base salary for the Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.) and the Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) is statistically insignificant with the CPSM at $109,846 and the C.P.M. at $109,085. The average bonus for the C.P.M. is higher at $25,614 versus $19,981 for the CPSM. ISM's Accredited Purchasing Practitioner (A.P.P.) is not too far behind at a $104,309 average base salary and $26,377 average bonus. A little arithmetic provides the average compensation for each: C.P.M. $134,699, A.P.P. $130,686 and CPSM $129,827. All very healthy averages. A visit to ISM's website indicates that they issued or renewed numerous C.P.M.s and A.P.P.s in the last 30 days. The website visit also revealed something else quite interesting. Only one member of the senior management team holds the CPSM, or any post nominal supply chain credential for that matter, and only two members of the ISM board of directors hold the CPSM. According to the bio on the ISM website, ISM's CEO appears to hold no supply chain certifications.
- May 11, 2015 at 10:59 AM
Here's what a recently posted Chief Procurement Officer position in higher education is looking for:
An advanced degree in public administration, business administration or other applicable area of study is preferred. Certification from an accredited procurement program such as Certified Purchasing Manager (CPM), Certified Professional Procurement Officer (CPPO), Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM), National Contract Management Association (NCMA), Certified Associate Contracts Manager (CACM) or similar Federal government certification is preferred.
- May 26, 2015 at 8:51 AM
The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) continues to recertify holders of the Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.) designation and will do so indefinitely. The C.P.M. remains relevant as evidenced by its continued appearance as a required or preferred qualification in numerous job postings. It commands compensation on par with the ISM's newer Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) designation. The C.P.M. may be a legacy designation but it was built to last and it has.
- June 19, 2015 at 3:13 PM
- Anonymous said...
Anyone knows which procurement certification will quickly land me a job? I've been out of the workforce for 8 years now! Raising my children and returning to school took me some time...I have a Masters degree in Healthcare Administration as of Dec 2013 and worked in the past as a procurement officer for the government of Rwanda (2005-2007). I'm having a hard time landing a job, at any level due to the big gap in my work history
- October 6, 2015 at 12:58 PM
Unfortunately, I don't think any professional certification, in and of itself, will quickly land you a job. Any decent program will take some time. Certainly the CPSM is top drawer, particularly for those with a procurement orientation. You may want to focus on procurement positions in healthcare given that your Masters is in Healthcare Administration. Procurement is a little discussed but critical aspect of healthcare administration. Best of luck on your search.
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Perfect location, adequate hotel
The location of the Marski can't be beat. It is across the street from Stockmanns, Finland's largest department store, and at the head of Esplanade, the "Miracle Mile" of Helsinki. The main market square is a three or four minute stroll from the hotel.
We stayed in two different rooms. The first was in the unrenovated part of the hotel, and it showed. The carpet was stained and nasty, but the beds themselves were comfortable. Our second room was in the renovated section and it was just fine: nice wood floors, heated tile in the bathroom and same great beds.
If you can get the hotel for a great price it's certainly worth it.
Loved the Marski
Excellent place to base yourself in Helsinki. Its right opposite the Stockmann dept store and takes you right on the long Esplanade park towards the Market hall at the other end.
The room was very nice and clean, reaasonably sized for europe, with heated floors in the loo. Good sized tv, and airconditioned too (you need it even up in Helsinki in the summer!). The best part is the breakfast, which I think offers one of the best spread in Europe.
Highly recommended.
Very average
The Scandic Marski is classic eighties/nineties property (think Holiday Inn). The rooms are functional but dated and in parts slightly worn out. The superior room I stayed in had a double bed, a mini bar, and a very small bathroom. Strangely enough the bed came with two single duvets. The superior rooms are not cheap and don't come with any extras, such as luxurious toiletries, welcome drink or fruit but the room is adorned with pictures advertising other Scandic promotions. I can't imagine what the 'regular' rooms are like.
The breakfast is served in the usual self service fashion. While there is certainly a lot on offer the hot options were well and truly awful: runny scrambled eggs, undercooked beans and sausages that definitely were not properly cooked. The cold varities were better if limited in terms of cheese and cold cuts. The worst however was the coffee. A real throwback to Soviet style burnt and bitter coffee. YUK
The one main attraction of the Scandic however is its location. Right in the centre all that Helsinki has to offer is within easy reach. The city centre location also brings its own problems: You may get accosted by prostitutes right outside the hotel at night time.
Having said all of that I probably would consider the Scandic again.
Average hotel in a top location
-central location
-very good bed
-breakfast was plentiful
-Hilton Executive club members get 1 bottle of water, a news paper and a 6 EUR credit for use in their restaurants
-very old (style) and small room even though it was a superior room
-very badly flooding floor drain in a very old-fashioned bathroom
-service at the reception hit-and-miss
Overall, we paid 136 EUR for a room not worth over 70 EUR and felt that the hotel does not offer good value for money. The room would have been fine if it had cost half the amount we paid, the drain had been working and we had expected a NORMAL 3 star hotel room. It took a week from the hotel to reply to my feedback, but at least they did reply and offered a fair compensation. And it seems they really noted the things I mentioned in my feedback. But anyway, I would still recommend Hilton Strand or Scandic Simonkentt� if you want to use a hotel in the Hilton/Scandic group.
Top location and very tidy hotel
The Scandic Hotel Marski sits dead centre of Helsinki and is well appointed and competitively priced. The lobby features a coffee shop, kids play area, free internet access and restaurant. Lifts are activated by inserting key cards, which makes the hotel more secure.
The hotel is split into two buildings connected by an annex. My room was a 'standard' (472), in the second (and older looking) part via the annex and although fairly compact was spotlessly clean.
Room features include air conditioning, safe, trouser press, laundry service, mini bar and remote TV with English channels. No tea/coffee making facilites were the only notable omission.
Breakfast is one of Scandic's best points and this hotel is no different, with a super selection of fresh fruit, cereals, hot buffet, toast and a selection of teas/coffee.
Not as good as the Scandic Continental, but not far behind and location certainly a plus. 4 stars.
Good Hotel!
The Scandic Marski was a great place to stay in Helsinki. You can't beat the location, which is an easy walk to the Atheneum Museum and all the other major sites of downtown. Our room was impeccably clean, very pleasant, with a beautiful view of the streets and harbor. The room design itself was not the best, with a column sticking out from the center, between the two beds. Front desk service is nothing less than excellent. The clerks were friendly, helpful, and very patient in explaining the place to this pair of ignoramus tourists.
Ideal Location
Stayed here whilst on business twice this month & rate it fairly highly against other Hotels in Helsinki. The Marski is a comfortable hotel right in the centre of Helsinki, with direct access to restaurants, bars & shops. Clean rooms. Internet/Dial-Up access. Friendly staff. Taxi rank right outside hotel if you need to travel outwith city centre. Pretty popular hotel, so book well in advance.
Nice hotel in the city center
This is one of my favourite hotels in Helsinki. It is located right in the city center, right opposite to the Stockmann department store.
Rooms are relatively big and nicely furnished, the hotel restaurant is OK and the bathrooms are quite big (at least those with the bathtub).
The only complaint is that if you get a room from the Mannerheimintie (= Helsinki's main street) side, there will be some noise from the street. On the other hand you can have an interesting view from those rooms (= Mannerheimintie/Stockmann).
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