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Mission Monday! This week, we are leaving the frigid weather of the poles for warmer climates and featuring NASA's Hurricane and Severe Storm Sentinel (HS3) mission! Last week, the National Weather Service announced the formation of the first Atlantic hurricane of the 2013 season. With so many people potentially affected by these severe weather systems, understanding tropical disturbance and cyclone formation and operation is essential to preparing for landfall events during a busy hurricane season.
Like Operation IceBridge, HS3 is a mission taking place here on Earth, through the use of two Global Hawk uninhabited aircraft. While one aircraft takes measurements around the periphery of a storm system, another flies directly into the storm, taking measurements in the heart of the action. Because these remotely controlled aircraft can fly for extended periods of time (over 24 hours without stopping!), extended data sets can be gathered on an individual storm. Combined with the ability to fly at a height of 65,000 feet (almost twice that of a commercial airliner), these aircraft can collect information over very large areas of the Earth, leading to more comprehensive information about severe weather systems.
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Cold Beat is Hannah Lew, bassist and co-songwriter of the band Grass Widow. It's the fully expressed voice and emotions of one person, versus the harmonic and lock-step declarations of three women. It's the emergence of Lew as a singular voice, using dream logic and abstraction to describe the themes of death, internet surveillance, paranoia and science fiction that permeate her music. "Worms" is the lead single off "Worms/Year 5772," the first EP from Cold Beat, out 11/5 on Lew's new label, Crime On The Moon. Written not too long after Hannah Lew's father passed away in 2009, it's largely about the horror of things one does and does not know about death. Lew uses the tools of pop music to access the inaccessible and honor her grief while discussing some of the most jarring aspects of her father's death. However, anyone who listens to "Worms" can hear that it transcends the overtly personal and manifests itself as melodious and universal.
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The president of Planned Parenthood had some things to say in regards to Republican-backed attacks on the organization. When Cecile Richards was addressed for an interview regarding the situation she stated, "Going after the strongest brand in women's health in America is one of the stupidest things the Republican Party could have done."
This of course is common sense for anyone who knows that Planned Parenthood provides far more than abortion services. In fact, losing funding would be to the detriment of thousands, if not millions, of moderate to low-income women and girls. Two weeks ago the bill to cut funding to Planned Parenthood was approved by the Republican-heavy House, but may not pass through Senate, thankfully.
Planned Parenthood is under attack by religious fanatics, the far-right and pro-life interest groups, but the curious thing about the entire fiasco is that Planned Parenthood's 300,000 estimated yearly abortions (nationwide) only make up about a quarter of abortions that are carried-out in the US.


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The Trailer Park has rapidly taken a turn for the worse, with some questionable characters moving in. At year's end, the movie studios save their best releases for holidays–Thanksgiving and Christmas–and then begin to dump off all of the ridiculously bad movies that didn't make the cut for the summer, the holidays or anywhere in between. Lucky you, we're keeping on top of the trailers for all of these absolutely awful flicks, with a few good ones sprinkled here and there.
Here are some of the best and worst trailers unleashed to the web this week.
No Strings Attached
Ashton Kutcher, Natalie Portman
In theaters January 2011
[Groan] Another g'damn romcom with Ashton Kutcher as a sly, yet handsome devil seducing an "everyday" beauty like Natalie Portman? But the premise is about them having sex without ties, you say? Are you inferring that Portman may very well be shown in naked, compromising positions on screen? Well, the old ball and chain will probably drag us kicking and screaming into the theater to plop down $15 for this; we don't like it one bit, but we'll take one for the team…
Just Go With It
Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, Brooklyn Decker, Nick Swardson
In theaters February 2011
Happy Madison has had its ups and down throughout the Sandler years, but we're really pulling for this one for two reasons: Brooklyn Decker and Nick Swardson. You know Decker as the impossibly shaped Sports Illustrated model, and she takes a turn here as Adam Sandler's love interest who is tricked into falling for him after he uses his usual "married-with-issues" schtick to lure her in. (Jennifer Aniston falls in as Sandler's friend who helps him land the girl by pretending to be his soon-to-be-ex-wife–things get sticky, as you probably can guess.) And Swardson? His big ticket is his standup work and guest spots on shows like Reno 911, but he has a long history with Happy Madison, including as the gamer nerd who screws Mrs. Partridge in Grandma's Boy. If he's involved, this one's guaranteed at least a few chuckles and maybe one or two choking-on-popcorn guffaws.
Casino Jack
Kevin Spacey, Kelly Preston, Jon Lovitz
In theaters December 29
Some stories just write themselves–especially when a-hole politicians are part of them. Kevin Spacey channels Jack Abramoff in this comedic biopic about the infamous lobbyist who stole millions in exchange for a lavish lifestyle. OK, the synopsis doesn't paint this picture in the most colorful light, but we can't help but want to see Spacey in the funny bad guy role again. It's been a while since he's done anything substantial, and we've been longing for the precise timing of his since we heard his voice throughout Moon as the bot Gerty.
Never Say Never
Bieber, Bieber, Bieber
In theaters February 2011
At 16, we were pacing the perimeter of the high school gym waiting for the damn dance to be over with so we could retreat back to the video game fortress known as our bedrooms. At 16, Justin Bieber has his life story plastered on our iMax screens…in 3-D. No further comment.
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Nicolas Cage, Amber Heard, William Fichtner
In theaters February 25, 2011
In so-bad-it-hurts terms, Cage's face is the gift that keeps on giving. Creeping ever more close to Mickey Rourke status, Cage plays an angry dude who busts out of hell to get revenge on the cult who murdered his daughter and kidnapped his granddaughter. Bad graphics, fast cars and inexplicably hot women hanging around Cage are all involved, of course.


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As family members start arriving to celebrate the holidays, homeowners can give their guests something to talk about as soon as they step up to the front door, by adding a Williamsburg Wreath.
On Saturday, Dec. 1 at 10 a.m., Pike Nurseries takes the guesswork out of decorating and invites customers to participate in a seminar on how to create their very own Williamsburg Wreath. The class costs $30 and includes access to a pre-made 20-inch Noble Wreath, fruit, assorted nuts and magnolia leaves for customers to create and take home a festive front-door wreath.
In the hour-long seminar, participants will craft their own Williamsburg Wreath with guidance and expert tricks from a Pike Nurseries instructor. The finished product looks like a Christmas wreath from Colonial Williamsburg and can last for at least three to four weeks outside in cool weather.
The event takes place at Roswell's Pike Nurseries at 615 West Crossville Road on Saturday, Dec. 1 from 10 a.m.-11 a.m. It costs $30 per person and attendees can create and take home their own Williamsburg Wreath.
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The Blues second-row established himself as the Welsh enforcer over the last 18 months. Wales will need Davies to take this to another level at the World Cup if they are to compete against the juggernaut pack of South Africa and tough Samoans and Fijians.
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Best wishes Bradley from Ray Burgess in Devon-Richard Sargent's uncle.
I'm fully expecting the very best for you in your rugby career and Warren must be delighted to have your services and the nation are proud
Bradley we are all proud of you! You are playing brilliantly; keep up the momentum! Win the Cup for Wales! Ter, Dan, Sarah, Ella-Sioned & Helen
Lined up at school by my wife, all the best, Andrew Hopkins currently in hospital recovering from a stroke.
Good luck Brad,,so proud of you all - Llan is bouncing butt and everywhere else.
Keep doing the same things and enjoyo, keep smiling and your all a credit to our small nation. Bring the cup home fella Swalec man and family
Sam has been the victim of rough justice - its so very unfair. We are all very proud of you all and the whole squad - you have been sensational and a true credit to your country. I have never been so proud to be Welsh. We know that you have the pride, the passion and perseverance to win on Friday and you will give the performance of your lives! This will be the true final! This is the match everyone will talk about - you can go out with red shirts blazing!
Come on Wales! We are behind you all the way!
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In another 8 years, I plan to have my home completely paid off. By paying $500 extra on our 15-year mortgage, we intend to trim 7 years off the mortgage so we can live debt free. Although I've been paying extra on my mortgage since we first took out our original 30-year fixed rate loan 8 years ago, it's important for us to keep the momentum going. I can easily rationalize why it would be better for us to put our money into the stock market instead of paying down our mortgage. Trimming 7 years off our mortgage takes a lot of commitment.
Staying in one place
Our commitment to pay off our home early will be tested by the changing dynamics in our neighborhood. As housing values rise, we may see some of our longtime neighbors selling and newcomers moving in. We may be tempted to make a profit as our home appreciates in value. However, my family is committed to staying put in the next 7 years as we work toward becoming debt free.
Staying out of debt
It's pointless for us to pay off our mortgage if we are going to only replace our mortgage debt with other consumer debt such as credit card debt. We currently have a mortgage with an interest rate of 2.75 percent. I pay off all my credit cards every month before paying extra on my mortgage since the interest rates on my credit cards are higher. Having a low mortgage interest rate has changed the way I view my credit cards. I am also reluctant to take out a car loan in the next 7 years unless I can obtain an interest rate below 2.75 percent.
Living below our means
I don't mind making small sacrifices in the next 7 years in order to own my home free and clear. I am always looking for small ways to cut back on our spending so we can easily afford the extra $500 payment toward our mortgage. Instead of buying new flowers from the plant nursery, I collect seeds from my flowers every year. I've learned how to propagate plants and make small repairs around the home so I don't have to hire a landscaper or handyman. After our home is paid off, I may enjoy the luxury of hired help.
Putting off my renocation plans
I recently read an article in Fortune that some employees raid their retirement plans to pay for kitchen remodels such as installing granite. My husband and I are putting up with old furniture and appliances until our home is paid off. Once we pay off our home, we will have the extra money for new kitchen cabinets, flooring, a screen enclosure and driveway resurfacing. Although I'm waiting to renovate, I don't mind spending some money on redecorating. I can usually redecorate a room for less than $50, including paint.
We started our mortgage payment acceleration plan this month after refinancing a month ago. When we refinanced, our goal was to pay off our home more quickly as opposed to turning the hourglass over again. It will take a lot of focus, but I know we will be glad we don't have any mortgage debt in our 50s.
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- It's tough to find a race track toy for toddlers.
- The motion of the car is cute. It spins to a stop when it comes out of the track.
- Multiple ways to play with the truck. It's a car carrier or a track.
- It is fun and engaging for toddlers. They love it!
- It plays loud rock-n-roll music (screaming guitars!) and has no volume control.
- The design is for one car, which doesn't make for much of a race.
- Car has to be switched off manually, something a toddler won't do.
- The front panel pops off the truck requiring frequent, "Mommy fix its!"
- Car-carrier truck easily converts to a race track.
- The chunky car is a fun toy for toddlers.
- It plays guitar music too loudly, but a couple of pieces of tape over the speaker were a quick fix.
- Rated for Ages 2 and Up
Guide Review - Chicco Turbo Touch Speed Truck Toddler Toy
This clever truck toy is great for 2 and 3-year-olds who love cars and trucks and racing. The car carrier is chunky and big and it's easy to convert it to a race track by unfolding the top portion.
The truck plays guitar music and engine sounds, and even a "wah-wah-waaaaah" at the end of the race. It's too loud but a few pieces of Scotch tape over the speaker made a quick fix.
The car makes engine sounds, too and it is easy for toddlers to push down on the back to trigger the motor. It spins out after a few feet, which looks cute because you're looking at the eyes on the windshield. It's a fun design.
My own 2-year-old son played with this toy for a long while. Its versatility and ease of use for a toddler makes it fun.


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Lakewood High School celebrates Homecoming on Friday, September 28th during the Lakewood vs. Rocky River varsity football game at Lakewood Stadium.
This particular Homecoming has a special significance to any musician who has played in the Lakewood High School Ranger Marching Band during the past 29 years: it's the last chance to perform under the direction of Mr. Brian Maskow.
Mr. Maskow, who will be retiring at the end of the 2012-2013 school year, has taught, cajoled, counseled, challenged, and encouraged many hundreds of student musicians during his tenure as Director of Bands at Lakewood High School, and will leave behind a legacy of "Pride, Discipline, Commitment, and Respect".
Each year, LHS Alumni Marching Band members assemble and play alongside the current year's Ranger Marching Band on Homecoming night. A special effort is being put forth this year to find and connect with as many alumni band members and alumni auxiliaries (Flags & Rangerettes) as possible for an event that has come to be known as "Mr. Maskow's Opus."
In addition to using lists of Alumni band members compiled over the years, word is getting out via social media (search Lakewood Ranger Marching Band and Lakewood "Ranger" Marching Band Facebook groups, and Lakewood Ranger Alumni Marching Band Facebook event). And, for this special night, alumni who were members of any LHS band under Mr. Maskow (concert, symphonic, jazz, etc.) are invited to join in this tribute.
Mr. Sean DeRenzo, class of 1983, is spearheading the Alumni Marching Band preparations for the evening. Alumni who wish to participate should contact Sean (216-570-3019) in order to discuss music, instruments, and to reserve an LHS Alumni Marching Band T-shirt.
There will be two opportunities to meet with fellow Alumni Band members to check-in and rehearse before the game: Thursday, September 27th at 7pm in the Band Room, and/or Friday, September 28th at 5:30pm in the LHS Choir Room. Alumni Marching Band participants will be admitted to the game for free. The Lakewood Marching Band Parents will host a reception in the LHS Choir Room for all Alumni Band participants after the game.
Spread the word! Please convey this message to former members of the LHS Ranger Marching Band: Dust off that instrument, brush up on the LHS Fight Song and LHS Alma Mater and find a way back to Lakewood for a final Alumni Marching Band salute to Mr. Brian Maskow.


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You are absolutely right about the role of Israeli intelligence in causing the fatal bomb blast in Lebanon. Their bullying tactics continue to go on endlessly because the USA has been "neutered" and/or has fully abdicated its responsibilities in the region - partly because of their military failures in Iraq and Afghanistan. Yesterday, Israel did an aerial assault on Sudan - see below (from The Guardian - London, UK):
"Sudan has warned that it has the right to retaliate after accusing Israel of carrying out an air strike on an arms factory, causing a huge explosion that killed two people.
Ahmed Belal Osman, the Sudanese information minister, said that bombs from four aircraft struck a complex and triggered a blast that rocked the capital, Khartoum, before dawn on Wednesday.
"Four planes coming from the east bombed the Yarmouk industrial complex," Belal told a press conference. "They used sophisticated technology … We believe that Israel is behind it."
Belal recalled a 2009 attack on an arms convoy in the Red Sea province in eastern Sudan, resulting in scores of deaths, which his government also blamed on Israel.
"We are now certain that this flagrant attack was authorised by the same state of Israel," he added. "The main purpose is to frustrate our military capabilities and stop any development there, and ultimately weaken our national sovereignty."
Israel's unilateral use of covert operations without any declaration of war will eventually cause grief to Israel. Other countries may resort of similar tactics against Israel - i.e., covert military operations and targeted killings. A horrible precedent has been set. Furthermore, America can escape blame and the blow-back will also hit them, as this attack could not have been carried out without US spy satellites.
I agree with you. After so many failed military interventions in Asia, the USA would like to take a back-seat on this one - makes sense. However, the Iron Lady (is she British?) is correct about here assessment of Israel's provocative actions in Lebanon which are designed to somehow bait the USA into bombing Iran. Here is the full news item on Israel's role in the recent bombing in Beirut:
"On October 19, Israeli Mossad car bombing killed Lebanese internal security chief Brigadier General Wissam al-Hassan near Sassine Square in Beirut's predominantly Christian district of Ashrafiya. Wissam al-Hassan, a close Sunni ally of President Michel Sulaiman, had recently earthed an Israeli spy cell in Lebanon. The deadly blast killed 8 people and injured another 78, mostly Lebanese Christians.
American Jewish film-maker, political commentator and former personal secretary of Bertrand Russell, Ralph Schoeman 77, told Iranian Press TV that the bombing has all marks of Israeli Mossad.
"As 1992 to today in the day bombing of Beirut the identical scenario, who benefits from attempting to divide Lebanon and spread the turmoil, who benefits destabilizing the government in Damascus, who states to destabilize Beirut and subject Lebanon to civil war, the Zionist regime, the Mossad. It is a classical operation of Mossad," he said.
Lebanese Islamic Resistance, Hizballah, has condemned the bombing. The pro-USrael opposition group March 14 lead by Sa'ad Hariri called for the resignation of Lebanese prime minister Najib Mikati, which he did – but Lebanese president Michel Sulaiman refused to accept it saying that Mikati cannot be blamed for the security breach. Both Hariri and Mikati are Sunni billionaires and are not connected to Hizballah in any way. Hizballah is member of the ruling March 8 Alliance.
It seems, the Zionist regime is playing its old covert operations to pit Lebanese against each other. It carried a similar car bombing to assassinate Rafik Hariri in February 2005. It was part of Israeli soft revolution before its invasion of Lebanon in Summer 2006. However, to western powers' great surprise – the Jewish army met its first major military defeat at the hands of Hizballah fighters.
Israel and western Arab puppet rulers are trying to influence the June 2013 parliamentary election by the western-sponsored armed insurgency in neighboring Syria. In March 2012, United Nations' envoy for the Middle East, Israel-Firster Jew Jeffrey Feltman told pro-Israel-Saudi, 'Lebanese American Organization' that Hizballah and its allies will be defeated in June 2013 election.
However, the recent Hizballah's successful launching of a spy drone over Israel proves that the Jewish army is to face worse surprises than it faced in 2006."
Bombing (normally using cars) and targeted assassinations have been the preferred tool of Israel's secret service for decades. Covert targeted killings were done by other means as well. In my personal experience, I cannot forget January 1978. As a research student and peace activist (at London University), a few of us were present at the scene (i.e., PLO's London office when Said Hammami, a Palestinian politician, diplomat and journalist was assassinated by Israeli agents. He was a man of peace. While he was based in London, "he began to promote co-existence between the Palestinians and Israelis, calling for a two-state solution to the Question of Palestine. In 1974 and 1975, Said Hammami, in interviews to journalists and newspaper opinion pieces, articulated what has sometimes been considered the first indication of PLO acceptance of a two-state solution. A 1974 interview with Joseph Finklestone in The Jewish Chronicle was controversial among Israelis, because much of the Israeli populace of that period (including Golda Meir), held that "Palestinians" were not "a distinct entity" with a legitimate identity."
"In London, he also established contacts with British politicians and journalists, as well as building relations with Israeli peace activists, most notably Uri Avnery, who wrote a book about him after his assassination, which he entitled "My Friend the Enemy"."
Many of us cannot understand why US presidential candidates cannot be "neutral" on the issue of Israel. It is like the tail is constantly wagging the dog!!!
It is up to the people of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, etc. to overthrow their monarchs, if they want to. The support of USA is meaningless these days - as we have seen in Egypt.
"Let the word go forth to a new generation -- THE YANKS AREN'T COMING!" - your point. This is very good news for all the countries in Asia, who have had to face (totally uninvited) US military interventions for the past few decades. I presume that the declaration of no more interventions for the next generation will also apply to Iran?? Sounds like a very positive resolution - New year came early this year!!!
Democracy may not be the ideal solution for all countries. Democracy in many parts of Asia does not work - India is an exception. Both Russia and China are not democracies - according to your definition they are not politically mature???
All of the well-intended US interventions in the Islamic world has lead to 0 credits for the Americans. This will be no different.
Don't do it: the whole of Syria is not worth the bones of a single Texan.
I'm guessing that neither you nor yours would be involved in any active role in prosecuting such military action. Old fools can be determined and spout stirring words when they send young men into battle to bleed and die. This one is not going to end welll, not even as well as Iraq!
I have to ask TE - is there a war you don't like? The pretense used to be "make the world safer for democracy". It's "make the world easier for jihadists" now?
America has meddled with the Middle East enough, and has gotten zero thanks for its efforts. Why should it go back and engage in its third war in the past decade in the Middle East at great risk and with no certain reward (besides the vague and quixotic notion of "Middle Eastern peace"). Meanwhile, all the US's allies can sit back, feel good about themselves, and watch America foot the bill. No thanks. The world wants America to stay out of its business? This is what the world will look like.
P.S.: Saying that the Middle East must be stable in order to ensure affordable oil prices is a red herring. A trillion dollar war will cost America more than $6 gasoline.
This is a rather strident call for America to take action. I'll repeat comments I have made here before. Any time the United States gets involved in a problem, it is criticized for throwing its weight around. BUT any time there is a problem, the world cry is for the United States to DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. We're damned if we do and damned if we don't. Which brings up the old riddle: If the United States does something, anything, in the forest and there is no other country around to see it, is the United States still wrong?
You mean like how we let Rwandans decide their own future back in 1994? I don't like the idea of intervening either, but there's a limit on what can be justified in the name of sovereignty. Assad choosing to deliberately kill his people with the aim of spreading hatred is not "domestic politics" or "internal affairs"...it's a crime against humanity.
The US is coming off of 10 years of non stop combat in the Middle East, there is no political support or monetary support for a war without definition or clear interest. Our trillion's of debt is partly the result of wars where we are seen as the world's policeman. We could have toppled Assad in a weekend, with a coordinated drone/smart bombing raid, but where would that leave things? No plan for creating a stable post Assad Syria, there can be no military solution for a political problem. Why must the US come to the rescue? Why doesn't the Arab world take responsibility for crisis in it's own region? The Syrian opposition must unite and create a credible vision for post Assad Syria, until then, good luck. Russia's moral bankruptcy will allow this to linger and descend further into hell, no happy ending to this tragedy.
This is a hugely one-sided propaganda piece. And the British are always whining to the Americans to get involved. Nothing new here.
"of course, America would have to lead"
I'm really getting sick of hearing this. There is probably some validity to the argument to intervene, but setting that argument aside, even it is a valid argument, why must America lead? Because the American taxpayer is feels that a strong defense is needed to secure peace and that nations with global economic interests also have a global responsibility to prevent genocides and thus is willing to pay for this? If so, does not Europe have global economic interests? Does not Europe believe those nations which have the resources should be willing to provent genocides? When will Europe take some responsibility and build the military forces needed to intervene early in these types of conflicts before they spin out of control.
Imagine what Europe would be like today if America hadn't been able to lead in the Balkans in the 1990's. When will Europe accept that along with its wealth and its stated moral positions on human rights comes the responsility to spend some of the wealth and possibly shed some blood to lead in military actions to protect those human rights? Yes it is costly to contain ruthless leaders. But you would think Europeans, more than most, would have learned it is more costly not to contain them.
I cancelled my subscription to The Economist when you were bulling against Saddam. Now Iraq is a better place for sure. If there was no Western support for Syrian rebels, I doubt that there would be any war there.
I do not think the USA should be leading this one.
If there is any sort of intervention, it should be lead by Turkey, with support from Egypt and Jordan, and Europe.
And while Russia and China would never back it, they should at least step out of the way before any intervention would begin.
The United States is war weary and even wearier of Middle East politics and the Middle East in general.
Syria has been a broken puzzle for decades and generations. No outside force is going to solve the puzzle.
For those who want America to stop being the cop for the world this should be good news. It's sadly amusing to watch Islamists, who hate America and make their living ranting against her, demanding that the US do more to control the situation in Syria. It's not going to happen, thank God.
Well,except for you most of the world knows it is cheaper to buy oil than to fight for it, especially when more is being found every day all over the world and when the US will be energy and oil independent in 5 to 10 years. When the price of oil falls to $50 what will the Arabs do? Let the world pass them by and for the 17th time yet.
Assad's brutalities are not news but old historical facts.
When you have so many players with so many different agendas, e.g. Russians for Assad (the reasons are Assad is Russian's major arms customer, Syria provides a seaport to the Russia, and another opportunity to demonstrate that Russians are still important in the international arena) Chinese for Assad (trades with Syria, alliance with Russia to counter U.S., and just to stick it to the West (for all West's past human rights complaints against China) and to show their differences with the West), Americans for only secular rebels (due to American's past unpleasant lessons with many Muslim rebels), Saudi for Muslim rebels (Saudi is fighting for their kind to increase their influence in the region), Turkey for all rebels (Turkey is betting on the perceived winning side and hope to be a big winner as an early lottery entrant at the end), Iran for Assad (Assad is Iran's important and remaining major alliance nation in the region), and EU for rebels (EU is lukewarm for the same reason as U.S. and since Syria has relatively little energy resources, EU might deem its moral support for the secular rebels is sufficient), the end result for this conflict should be surprising to all the players.
The Syrian rebels should not expect any help from United States. The United States is not expected to arm another Muslim rebels in the near future.
It was not Assad but the Sunni communities in Syria now asking us to save them from Assad, who attacked US soldiers in Iraq. They forfeited their right to even ask us.
It is a small part of the Sunni - Shia conflict now about 1500 years old. Who, if anyone, eventually wins that I DO NOT CARE. And, I have never talked to any real American who cares either.
You are correct. Any involvement is a lose lose deal for the US.
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"Leaving tomorrow for GDC-SFO, I advise everyone to log-onto IGN Thursday the 11th March at around 20:30 PST little surprise from DX3!" Tweeted boss Stephanie D'Astous.
We're hoping for a new trailer on the game to go with the new pictures that have circulated in recent weeks, but time will of course tell.
Deus Ex 3 is in development for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3, and while no release date has been offered a debut this Winter may or may not be on the cards.


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After politically treacherous vote, Senate sends Obama bill clearing way for govt to pay bills
Sen. John Walsh, D-Mont., and other senators rush to the Senate chamber on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2014, for a vote to extend the Treasury's borrowing authority. After a dramatic Senate tally in which top GOP leaders cast the crucial votes, must-pass legislation to allow the government to borrow money to pay its bills cleared Congress Wednesday for President Barack Obama's signature.(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
By ANDREW TAYLOR, Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — Legislation to raise the federal debt limit and prevent a crippling government default cleared Congress on Wednesday with an awkward assist from top Senate Republican leaders who were forced into a politically treacherous vote engineered by tea party favorite Ted Cruz.
The Texas Republican's maneuver forced several GOP colleagues, including Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, into a reluctant vote against a filibuster, helping the measure along. It's a vote likely to cause grief for McConnell, who is facing a primary election challenges.
On a day of legislative drama, the key vote clearing the way for final action was held open for more than an hour — as the stock market looked on nervously — and broke open only after McConnell and top lieutenant John Cornyn, R-Texas, unexpectedly voted "aye." Several other Republicans then switched their votes to support the measure, ultimately breaking the filibuster by a 67-31 margin.
The bill then passed the Senate by a near party-line 55-43 vote, with all of the yes votes coming from President Barack Obama's allies.
The president is now clear to sign the bill, which allows the government to borrow all the money it needs to pay bills such as Social Security benefits, federal salaries, and payments to Medicare and Medicaid providers. Failure to pass it would have likely sent the stock market — which dipped modestly as the voting dragged on — into a tailspin.
After the tally, Cruz said he had no regrets about his political maneuvers in opposition to the bill, saying the "Senate has given President Obama a blank check."
As for forcing a difficult vote upon McConnell, Cruz said: "That is ultimately a decision ... for the voters of Kentucky."
McConnell faces a primary election challenge from tea party candidate Matt Bevin and has been under sharp criticism from outside groups who say he isn't conservative enough.
Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., was among those who appeared frustrated by the political theatrics.
"A lot of people stepped up and did what they needed to do," Corker said of those who acted to let the must-pass legislation win final approval. Congress has never failed to act to prevent a default on U.S. obligations, which most experts say would spook financial markets and cause a spike in interest rates.
Cruz countered: "In my view, every Republican should stand together against raising the debt ceiling without meaningful structural reforms to rein in our out-of-control spending."
The same bill had passed the House on Tuesday after Republican leaders gave up efforts to hold up the debt ceiling measure to win concessions from Obama on GOP agenda items like winning approval of construction of the Keystone XL pipeline.
Quick action on this latest debt limit bill stands in contrast to lengthy showdowns in 2012 and last fall, when Republicans sought to use the must-pass legislation as leverage to win concessions from Obama. They succeeded in 2011, winning about $2 trillion in spending cuts. But Obama has been unwilling to negotiate over the deb limit since his re-election, and Wednesday's legislation is the third consecutive debt measure passed without White House concessions.
Republicans have been less confrontational since October's 16-day partial government shutdown sent GOP poll numbers skidding and chastened the party's tea party faction. Republicans have instead sought to focus voters' attention on the implementation and effects of Obama's health care law.
But most Republicans still say any increase in the debt ceiling should be accompanied by cuts to the spiraling costs of costly benefit programs like Medicare.


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Mr. Churchill was an optimist when he said, "I have nothing to offer, but blood, toil, tears and sweat." He had a great deal more to offer, but as a strong leader he knew the challenges he faced would not be easy. He knew what all great leaders say know – failure is nothing more than a reason to strengthen resolve. That is what we do in Pittsfield, Vermont. We are a RESOLVE FACTORY.
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This week's WOD is a great workout to improve your explosion. It could be good prep for steep mountain pedaling in the Peak Mountain Bike Race. This workout will give you the explosion needed to conquer that mountain. Peak Death Race WOD #10 Seth Czarnecki Spartan Warm Up 3 Rounds of 21-15-9 reps: Sandbag […]
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Tim Kolodziej
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We make them every day.
In every way.
Hour by hour.
Moment by moment.
You decide.
I decide.
For better or for worse.
And our lives depend on it.
"Your life is your fault (good or bad). We are ALL self-made." — Darren Hardy
We've got no excuses.
There's no one to blame.
It's on us.
Those donuts you ate for breakfast? You're gonna pay for them, even if they were left in your office as a gift.
The late-night drinking binge? Same thing.
The run at the park? You're gonna benefit from that.
Just as you will from pushing aside the cheeseburger in favor of the spinach and sweet potato salad.
You decide.
I decide.
For better or for worse.
And our lives depend on it.
"If we don't discipline ourselves, the world will do it for us." — William Feather
We can play now and pay later or pay now and play later.
Either way, we have to pay.
I hate how the word "discipline" has been given a negative tag. It does not mean "punishment."
Discipline is a good thing. Discipline is a healthy thing. In fact, I can sum up the definition of discipline with two very positive words:
•Vision — It's about knowing where you want to go and plotting a strategy to get there.
•Consistency — It's about doing the things you need to do to carry out your vision — and doing them every day, everywhere, every time.
In other words, determine who you want to be or where you want to go. Then do what's necessary to get there.
That's it.
Insanely simple.
But incredibly difficult.
You decide.
I decide.
For better or for worse.
And our lives depend on it.
"Christlikeness is the result of making Christlike choices and depending on the Spirit to help you fulfill those choices." — David Chrzan
I struggle with them daily.
What to eat. What to read. What "good" thing do I turn down in order to be available for the "best" thing?
It's a battle.
Man, it's a battle.
And if you're struggling too, please know we're in this together.
So if I can offer any wisdom in the area of discipline, I've found that life works best when I can deliver definitive answers to two questions:
•What do I want most?
•Am I willing to sacrifice what I want now for what I want most?
What's ironic, though, is I often find the first question to be the most difficult. What do I REALLY want most?
We must answer that question ourselves or we'll find a long line of people — and thousands of TV commercials — ready to answer it for us.
You decide.
I decide.
For better or for worse.
And our lives depend on it.
"The best ab exercise is five sets of stop-eating-so-much-junk." — tweet by T_Nation
You can have one marshmallow now or, if you can wait 15 minutes, you'll get two.
That was the basis for the "Marshmallow Test" at Stanford University, in which a group of nursery school pupils were taught a lesson in self-discipline.
The researchers, led by psychologist Walter Mischel, found only about 30 percent of more than 600 children tested could hold out.
Years later, author Jonah Lehrer reported that those children who waited 15 minutes averaged 210 points higher — more than 10 percent — on college entrance exams than did those who could wait only 30 seconds.
In essence, Lehrer discovered that delayed gratification is the only true gratification.
And those who learn to delay most often delight later on.
So, whether you are an athlete, an entrepreneur or a stay-at-home mom, you will be faced with dozens of temptations today.
Will you give in and give up what you want most for what you want now?
Or will discipline determine your destiny?
Only you can decide.
Only I can decide.
And we both must take great care.
For better or for worse, our lives depend on it.


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Jim Letten, who became the face of probity and incorruptibility in New Orleans, resigned as the federal prosecuting attorney amid a scandal involving top deputies who used the Internet to post anonymous criticisms of judges and cases.
Letten announced his resignation at a news conference on Thursday. He gave no reason for leaving the job but insisted he was not forced out.


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A chili sauce that's all the rage
and bacon!
The lure of Asian authenticity is part of the appeal. Some American consumers believe sriracha (properly pronounced SIR-rotch-ah) to be a Thai sauce. Others think it is Vietnamese. The truth is that sriracha, as manufactured by Huy Fong Foods, may be best understood as an American sauce, a polyglot purée with roots in different places and peoples. More here. (Via Kent Flanagan)
UPDATE: Wow. I missed this one yesterday: Bacon BBQ sauce.


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By Katherine Parker
The Norman Transcript
OKLAHOMA CITY — Fifty years ago, this coming November, will mark a time in United State's history that was dominated by post-war baby boom teenagers and movement away from the conservative fifties. "To Kill A Mockingbird" was published in 1960. College campuses became scenes of protest. The Civil Rights movement made great changes in society. And President John F. Kennedy was shot to death on Nov. 22, 1963 by Lee Harvey Oswald.
Young and charismatic, JFK's short time as president is still revered and referred to by many as a sort of Camelot. Such idealism of JFK, along with his assassination, has haunted those alive at the time of his assassination to the present day. Stephen Fagin, author of "Assassination and Commemoration: JFK, Dallas, and The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza," said his book was inspired by the shock and mourning of JFK's death he saw manifested in his parents, who were elementary children in Dallas at the time of the shooting.
"Assassination and Commemoration" recounts the painful process by which Dallas and the nation came to terms with its collective memory of the assassination and its aftermath. Fagin explained that his book is different from other books about JFK's assassination because the assassination is just the beginning of the story he tells. The book focuses on the decade-long work of people determined to shake the shame that followed Dallas after the assassination, and the transformation of the Texas School Book Depository in Dealy Plaza from a blight on the city to a sacred memorial.
"The political atmosphere in Dallas at the time of the shooting was volatile. People thought Dallas was a city of hate," Fagin said. "The transformation of the depository into a museum was a long process. The museum founders, Conover Hunt and Lindalyn Adams, faced opposition from those who said the building could be nothing but a shrine to Oswald to historic preservation hurdles to even DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) wanting to build a line through the area."
In 1989, Fagin toured the Sixth Floor Museum the week it opened, and his fascination with the unforgettable American tragedy continued when he began working for the museum while attending Southern Methodist University as an undergraduate. "Assassination and Commemoration" began as Fagin's master thesis in the Museum Studies graduate program at the University of Oklahoma. Fagin utilized the Sixth Floor Museum's archives and had access to handwritten notes, memoranda, board minutes, architectural renderings and more while writing his book.
Fagin said the biggest difficulty he faced while writing "Assassination and Commemoration" was understanding and accepting the level of animosity directed toward the depository on its journey to become a museum.
"Having been part of the museum for so long, I only knew it as a place of community gathering and an educational memorial," Fagin said. "I hope my book answers the question of what was going on at the depository from '63 to '89. There were two arson attempts; the building was owned by a country music artist; and a group tried to tear the building down."
Today, the Sixth Floor Museum is the second most visited historic site in Texas after the Alamo and brings in 350,000 visitors every year. The museum continues to collect oral histories from individuals alive at the time of JFK's assassination and currently has over 11,000 recordings. Fagin said he plans to make 150 new recordings this year.
"This is still a story that can move and touch people. It has cultural resonance," Fagin said. "Everyone I interview has a story to tell about President Kennedy's assassination or the time period."
Fagin has conducted interviews with Walter Cronkite, the CBS broadcaster who announced JFK's death; police officers on the scene; and witnesses of the shooting. But out of all his interviews, Fagin said some of the lesser known stories are what really add depth to the oral histories. Dorothy M. Bush, for example, was Oswald's ninth-grade science teacher. Fagin interviewed Bush when she was 91-years-old and he said Bush painted a picture of Oswald that only she could know. Bush died a year after the interview, he said.
"These lesser known stories mean the most and add so much to the oral history we've created at the museum," Fagin said. "We don't want to loose these voices."
Somewhat of a trail blazer for memorial sites, Fagin said he hopes his book and the history of the museum help people understand the ways we preserve the past. Other sites like that of Tom Ford Theater, which took 100 years to memorialize, moved slowly to recognize their importance to the American public.
"The window of preserving tragedy is shrinking," Fagin explained. "At the time of the museum it was 'why do we preserve what hurts.' Now it's 'we have to preserve what hurts.'"
For more information about Fagin's book, visit oupress.com. Signed copies of "Assassination and Commemoration" are available now at Full Circle Bookstore, 50 Penn Place, until all copies are sold. For more information about the museum or oral histories available for research, visit jfk.org.


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Original recipe yields 4 servings
- Combine the soy sauce, brown sugar, garlic powder, ground ginger, dry minced onion, and bourbon whiskey in a 9x13 inch baking pan. Stir in chicken pieces. Cover and refrigerate, stirring often, for several hours or overnight.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Uncover chicken; place in the preheated oven. Baste chicken every 10 minutes. Cook until the juices run clear, about 1 hour.
- Remove cooked chicken from baking pan; scrape juices and browned bits from the baking dish into a skillet. Stir in the white wine. Cook and stir over medium heat until sauce is hot, and has reduced slightly. Stir in chicken; heat for 1 additional minute before serving.
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The reviews that state that the alcohol taste is too strong, are probably using a house whiskey. A good name brand should be used to produce a better result. This could be why the ratings are on opposite ends of the scale. I have used Crown because the dish come out tasting great, and I take pride in my culinary creations. I have also used Jameson and gotten excellent results. If Old Crow brand is chosen, even if it is their best 7 day old, I cannot vouch for the results. ;-) Happy Day!
Denise Davis
I made this last weekend, it turned out great! I love all the ingrediants, which is what caught my eye, and the combination of them was perfect. I let the chicken sit in the marinade for about 5 hrs, in the fridge. I really wanted to grill the chicken and then cook down the rest of the marinade for a dipping sauce......but couldn't get the grill to turn on! Either way, the family loved it and the chicken was juicy. I will try again with the grill next time and update later. Thanks Wolf for an awesome recipe! :+)
i decided to bbq the chicken instead of cooking it in the oven. It came out full of flavor and delicous.
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- Calories
- 322 cal
- 16%
- Fat
- 2.4 g
- 4%
- Carbs
- 31.7 g
- 10%
- Protein
- 24.3 g
- 49%
- Cholesterol
- 59 mg
- 20%
- Sodium
- 1861 mg
- 74%
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New Findings Provide Important Data for Refining Diagnosis
Postmortem analysis of the brains of ten professional athletes with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) provides new insights into the specific types of brain abnormalities associated with this diagnosis, reports a study in the July issue of Neurosurgery, official journal of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. The journal is published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, a part ofWolters Kluwer Health.
The findings may help to refine the cellular criteria for making the postmortem diagnosis of CTE, provide initial clues as to some possible subytpes, and improve identification of cases. The study was led by Drs. Bennet I. Omalu and Julian Bailes of the Brain Injury Research Institute at West Virginia University.
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The anatomy of a fabrication
By Ted Belman
A few days ago I published a post from Israel Matzav entitled Obama's 'intelligence' agencies urge preparing for a 'post-Israel Middle East'. This post referenced an article titled, "Preparing For A Post Israel Middle East", by one Franklin Lamb in which he referred to the findings of a 92 page draft Report :
The study was commissioned by the US Intelligence Community comprising 16 American intelligence agencies with an annual budget in excess of $ 70 billion. The IC includes the Departments of the Navy, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Defense Intelligence Agency, Departments of Energy, Homeland Security, State, Treasure, Drug Enforcement Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Security Agency, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, National Reconnaissance Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency commissioned the study.
I now am of the opinion that he so attributed it not because he had knowledge to that effect but in order to make it sound more credible. Liars often provide great detail on some collateral point to add credibility to the lies they are telling . Furthermore he reported that Ros Lehtinen and Kristol would be attacking Obama for backing such a report.
I wrote to him and asked how they had come into possession of such a report and how he knows that they are going to attack Obama with it as he alleged. He replied that this draft report was circulated to some members of Congress and others ( which doesn't seem likely) and he had no evidence that Ros Lehtinen and Kristol had copies of it, much less were going to attack Obama over its findings. He acknowledge that he did not have a copy of the draft report.
Lamb simply made this allegation to add credibility to his story. The whole point of this hoax was to achieve a platform for his venom.
I asked Shoshana Bryen what she knew about him and she advised:
Lamb works for the "Sabra and Shatilla Foundation" which makes him suspect when it comes to describing Israeli "occupation" and other aspects of the Israeli character, as in "Israel has failed as a claimed democratic state and continued American financial and political cover will not change its continuing devolution as international pariah state." The CIA wouldn't be responsible for language like that, nor "apartheid," "increasingly brutal occupation" or so many of the other inflamed sentences. Ted, I suspect Lamb either embellished or constructed them himself.
The points are objectively wrong when they talk about Americans resenting the money Israel gets – even those who don't know that 75% of it is spent in the US don't argue to eliminate it. The one thing the "Arab Spring" has not concerned itself with is "Palestine." Even Morsi, when he went to Tehran, talked about getting rid of Assad, not about Palestine. Libya, Tunisia, etc. – its more about the Sunni revolution than about Palestinians, who no one likes.
OTOH – and there's always another hand – the CIA has been SO wrong about SO many things (Indian and Pak nukes; the third stage of the NK rocket capability; Mubarak; Yemen; who's who in Syria thus far, etc.) that if it turned out to be what the CIA really thinks, I guess I'd just shake my head.
Many others have commented to me about his nefarious activities. Google him for more info.
Clare Lopez replied:
You're right, Ted – would also agree that CIA is not in the habit of circulating draft reports, classified or otherwise, to members of Congress.
And if it were a bona fide "leak," MSM would be all over it.
I mean, what Frank is suggesting is that the CIA is planning on Armageddon – because there is no post-Israel w/o a nuclear war.
Actually this is the Arab vision of a ME without Israel. Lamb is trying to convince Americans to share their vision.


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Chris Martin is a perennial member of the large, by nature neglected, nonetheless crucial and treasured confederacy known as "artist's artists." He's one of the dark horses and workers-at-the-edge respected by their peers who never quite get their due. Probably most artists feel like members of this tribe to one degree or another. I don't know if there's a correlation between Martin's generous-to-a-fault, almost shoot-yourself-in-the-foot selflessness and his reputation as one of the better underappreciated painters around, but his current all-over-the-place not-really-a-one-man show draws attention to his dilemma.


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