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(This is the conclusion to a four-part story on World War II veteran and Fuquay-Varina resident Lewis Cockerill.)
Life as a prisoner of war at Stalag Luft 4 in Poland was a miserable and tedious existence for the thousands of Allied military personnel contained behind its barbed wire fences.
The food was awful, the barracks sparse and the weather generally awful. The German guards, fortunately, were usually tolerable.
"The guards were not too bad," said Fuquay-Varina resident Lewis Cockerill, who spent nearly seven months at the camp as prisoner. "We had what we called a goon squad that would come into the camp periodically. The main thing they were doing is trying to keep us from storing up food and looking for anything that might indicate we were trying to escape."
The Germans made it very clear that any escape attempts would not be tolerated. As soon as a prisoner arrived he was told by a German officer that according to international law they could not be shot until they were warned three times.
"Then they told us, 'That is your three times, right there," said Cockerill.
Some of the prisoners broke down under the strain.
"We had a couple of fellas that kind of lost it," said Cockerill. "We had one fella go over and start shaking the fence and the guard in the guard tower shot him."
But for the most part, the prisoners forged a bond with one another that helped them survive the many months of captivity.
"You'd be surprised how you adjust to it," said Cockerill. "We made a society and the fellas were honest and decent."
One of the biggest treats the prisoners anticipated were the International Red Cross packages filled with various food items and cigarettes.
Those cigarettes would become important currency among both the prisoners and the guards. Some men would even sell their food for cigarettes, which was a great deal for non-smokers like Cockerill.
"We would only get a few of (the Red Cross packages) and we'd have to share them among five or six guys," said Cockerill. "They would have cigarettes in them and they became as good as money. I would buy from others some of their Red Cross food. I even bought a hunk of bratwurst from a guard for a pack of cigarettes."
As the weeks and months passed, the prisoners' society continued to evolve.
"We were resourceful," said Cockerill. "We had one fella who set up a barber shop and we'd pay him two cigarettes for a haircut. We had a group in our compound who met once a week for Bible study.
"There were those who put on stage shows, a chaplain who would hold services and a medical officer in a different compound would come by if there was a need for him. I don't remember many people dying from illnesses. There was a lightning strike on a building and that killed a couple of prisoners."
The British prisoners in the neighboring compound may have been the most resourceful of all.
Whenever any airmen arrived at the camp still in possession of their heated flight suits, the British would pull out all the wires and make crystal radios.
The British would listen to BBC news reports and pass on the information to the rest of the camp.
"Every day a group from each compound went out to the front of the camp to get supplies," said Cockerill. "The British would write the news from the BBC report and hand it to our compound leader. He would bring it back and make copies of it for each barracks.
"At nighttime, when we got locked into our barracks, we would assemble around our barracks leader and he would read the news. So, we knew what was happening because of the British airmen."
Cockerill and his buddies also proved resourceful in their own way.
"There were some interesting experiences," said Cockerill with a laugh. "We had one fella called Whitey who saved up the raisins from the Red Cross parcels. He made himself some wine and got dead drunk. There were lots of those kinds of things. There were as many stories as there were men."
At night, the men would share their stories about home and all the wonderful things that awaited them back in America.
"You had 16 men in the barracks and you would hear all kinds of talk," said Cockerill. "They would share tales, saying they were going to go home and make themselves a Milky Way pie or some such stuff."
Since he couldn't go home and eat good food, Cockerill tried to create his own tasty treats.
"I baked a cake while I was in camp," said Cockerill. "We had C-ration crackers and I pulverized them. I took powdered milk to mix with it and D-ration chocolate to flavor it. I made a batter out of it and put it in a can. I lowered it into (the small barracks stove), which wasn't much heat. It wasn't bad. The only problem was that I didn't have anything to make it rise."
While Cockerill succeeded with his cake, he struggled a bit trying to make a different kind of holiday treat.
"I made ice cream at Christmastime," said Cockerill. "I mixed up some cherry preserves and powdered milk and took cubed sugar and pulverized it. I put all of it in a can and buried it in the snow. I would go out every once in awhile to stir it so it wouldn't become too ice like. It didn't taste too bad."
In the months ahead, his cake and ice cream would have been considered an absolute delicacy.
Time to go
Peeking out through the cracks in their wooden barracks, the prisoners could clearly see the artillery flashes on the distant horizon and every night they seemed to get a little closer and a little brighter.
The Russians were advancing through Poland from the east and would soon sweep away all resistance in their path.
The Germans finally decided to evacuate the camp on Feb. 6, 1945. For the next 86 days, approximately 8,000 Allied prisoners were led on the "Black March."
"We took what we had, which wasn't anything except a blanket and maybe some leftover food," said Cockerill.
The prisoners walked in groups of 500 across Germany.
"We walked nearly 1,000 kilometers (621 miles)," said Cockerill.
The horrible trek through freezing conditions would leave hundreds of prisoners dead and thousands more terribly ill and malnourished.
"The reason they moved us out is that we could hear the guns of the Russian army moving through Poland," said Cockerill. "They were marching us away from it. When we got close to the Western Front, they marched us back. We crossed the Elbe River both ways on that march.
"We slept on the ground, we slept in barns, we got animal lice. A big rat even bit me one night. The first night on the road we were put in a barn and it was already dark when we got there. You had 500 men in that barn looking for a place to lie down."
Food on the march was mostly potatoes and moldy bread. They also would receive the same mix of potatoes and decaying vegetables that were fed to livestock.
"The (potatoes) still had the jackets on them and they were so soft that you would grab one and it would squash in your hand," said Cockerill.
It didn't take long for diseases to start spreading like wildfire among the men.
"One thing I will say about the Germans," said Cockerill. "If a man got sick, and there was dysentery and some other problems, they would requisition a farm wagon and put him in the wagon. They would follow behind our formation."
There were days during the march that the prisoners walked as much as 20 miles, each man toting some potatoes. Occasionally, they were given raw vegetables and the guards would allow them to build small fires to cook them.
But even the fires couldn't cook away the nauseating condition of the food.
"I was cooking peas one time and these weevils started coming out," said Cockerill. "I would skim them off the top but more would come out. Finally, I got to the point where I just ate them."
Cockerill carried one change of clothes and a small blanket with him during the march. In mid-March, he took a small can of water and a rag and gave himself a quick sponge bath.
He still remembers that day very clearly because it was the only time between Feb. 6 and May 2 that he was able to clean himself.
"That was the only time I had my clothes off and the only time I had a bath," said Cockerill. "So, by May 2 I had a matted beard, my hair was filthy and I had animal lice."
Adding just one more touch of hell to their lives, the prisoners were sometimes straffed by Allied planes who mistook the long columns of prisoners for German soldiers.
Despite everything – the rampant diseases, bug-ridden food, constant walking and terrible weather – Cockerill never allowed himself to lose hope or faith.
"You took it in stride like everything else that had happened," said Cockerill. "I don't think I ever went to sleep at night and worried if I wouldn't wake up the next day or freeze to death. Things just happened and you gave into it."
Heading home
The day the prisoners had been dreaming about for months finally arrived on May 2. The liberation, however, wasn't quite what they expected.
The men were being held in a temporary camp on the east side of the Elbe River near Laurinburg, Germany. Although it was May, there was still a dusting of snow on the ground.
"The guards came in and took two or three prisoners and walked them to an advanced unit of the British army," said Cockerill. "A little while later a British half-track arrived with British soldiers. The guards all surrendered and piled their weapons.
"Then they said to us, 'Fellas, the way out is that way.' That was all the instructions we got."
Believing their ordeal was ended, the prisoners discovered they still had to walk 40 miles west to reach the Allied camp.
This journey, however, proved to be a bit more enjoyable.
"We passed a plant that was processing cheese," said Cockerill. "Somebody went in and came out with a big wheel of not full cured cheese. It got passed around to all of us."
Cockerill also spotted a farmhouse during the walk and approached it hoping to find something to drink.
"There were some Polish people there who were forced labor and there was a dairy can of milk," said Cockerill. "Not knowing Polish, I just said, 'Drink' and a woman pointed to the can. So, I took my can dipped it in. It was raw milk but I drank a lot of that growing up on the farm."
The milk was delicious and refreshing. But before Cockerill could become too content he realized that he wasn't the only one who enjoyed drinking right from the dairy can.
"I looked over and there was this little dog that had milk on his ears," said Cockerill. "I just laughed to myself about it."
With no desire to walk the full 40 miles to their destination, the prisoners began looking for any ride they could find.
Cockerill's group found an old truck abandoned alongside the road and the men began piling in it.
"Something was wrong with the steering and we were going down the road (sideways)," said Cockerill. "The first time we stopped I got out of that thing."
Another group found a car similar to a Roadster.
"So many men were hanging on to it by the time I got there that all I could do was put my toes of one foot on the back bumper and just hold on with my hands," said Cockerill. "I did that until I just about gave out."
The prisoners finally found the perfect ride when they reached a nearby town.
"The British MPs were directing traffic," said Cockerill. "Just as we got to the town square a truck drove up full of German POWs. They just left the truck there. So one of the guys went over to the MP and asked, 'Would you like us to get this truck out of here for you?' So, we all got in it and crossed the Elbe River over a pontoon bridge. There was a line of trucks waiting to go across the other way. The war wasn't over yet and they were moving supplies."
Cockerill's group reached the Allied camp and then waited for several days before being flown to Brussels on May 8 – the day the war in Europe officially ended.
"It turned into a city of celebration," said Cockerill.
Cockerill eventually returned home to Virginia before taking advantage of the wonderful educational opportunities presented by the G.I. Bill.
A deeply religious man, Cockerill attended Indiana Weslyen University in preparation for a life in the ministry. But while taking some teaching jobs to supplement his income, Cockerill found a passion for education.
He received a master's degree in education from Longwood University and then earned a doctorate at Duke University. He worked as a dean at both Mt. Olive College and Coastal Carolina before retiring as an administrator in the Maryland State University system.
He and his late wife, Charlotte, were married 39 years and raised a son and a daughter.
Although Cockerill never suffered from nightmares or flashbacks, thoughts of those war days have never been very far from his mind.
"I think about those years a lot," said Cockerill. "But I never saw a man die. I never had a buddy that was beside me killed or blown apart. I got shot at but it never hit me or anybody near me. I had some hardships but I didn't spend but two days in combat.
"Yes, there were a whole lot of things that went wrong. I never would have chosen to spend 11 months (as a POW) but I don't see it as something that was taken away from. It has given me something. God has been good to me."
As a man of strong faith, Cockerill believes that maybe everything that happened to him was part of a bigger plan.
"We should have never flown (that bombing mission) and we should never have been assigned to that airplane," said Cockerill. "We should never have crossed the English Channel after we had engine problems. But not one of us got killed. As a religious person, it makes you wonder if this was the way it was supposed to be for us."
And as a man of education, Cockerill feels strong that his experiences have taught him well about the true senselessness and tragedy of war.
"I think one of the worst things human society tolerates is war," said Cockerill. "Nobody wins a war. How many millions dead did we lose in World War II? It doesn't make any human sense."


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Government says yes to making subletting easierHow this effects home buyers now? |
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13.Apr.2012, 12:29 PM
Joined: 1.Feb.2012 |
Hello people,
FYI; http://www.thelocal.se/40230/20120412/ How this effects home buyers ? Is it going to reduce property values now as rentals becoming easier? or still owning a house best bet in Sweden? Gracias, |
13.Apr.2012, 12:31 PM
Location: Europe Joined: 28.Oct.2008 |
Still not enough properties in desirable areas.
So certain Areas will retain and continue to flourish, regardless. |
13.Apr.2012, 02:45 PM
Location: Västra Götaland Joined: 1.Jul.2007 |
It was my impression from reading the few sentences in the article that this might have something to do the condo laws in Sweden. The laws in the past restricted owners of condos from subletting their property. If that is the case, individuals who own condos will now be able to legally sublet their property. This would have the effect of increasing the availability of rental property in desirable areas.
13.Apr.2012, 03:08 PM
Joined: 22.Nov.2011 |
Yes. It is going to be very interesting how they word the law change, and how they intend to implement. And what tricks will be used to prevent it's use!
Remember, when someone buys an apartment in Sweden, they buy a Bostadsrätt, which is owned by the Bostadsrättsförenging (BRF), like a building co-operative/form-of-company. You do not actually own the property, you buy the right to use that apartment. It is often viewed as owning property, but it legally is not. There are no laws preventing people from renting apartments today. However, it is written into many, most?, BRF's own rules for members (those with the right to live there) that in order to rent out your apartment you need permission from the BRF board, and if given it is most often for a limited period. My BRF has a rule that it is maximum 12 months. What the government is proposing, is overriding the BRF rules and allowing people to rent out their apartments without asking for permission. |
13.Apr.2012, 03:38 PM
Location: Europe Joined: 28.Oct.2008 |
I think its really meant for city dwellings more so.
There has been an economic slump and ever increasing amounts of bumpkins etc, moving to cities for work etc .... and with such a shortage of flats and lack of investment in new builds to cope with this increase, it reflects badly on government. Thus by removing one block to help house people may help take some of the pressure off the government. |
13.Apr.2012, 03:50 PM
Joined: 22.Nov.2011 |
That would be working with the assumption that there is a large number of apartments that are not being used already? and the BRF is stopping them being rented out!
Or, there are a lot of people wanting to move in with each other and rent out one of the apartments? Or... which I believe is more likely, there are a number of people with a large amount of spare capital that would like to buy up apartments to rent out, which is not easy with todays BRF rules. Most BRF's I have come across during the years are more than happy to let You rent out for a maximum period of time!. |
13.Apr.2012, 04:21 PM
Location: Europe Joined: 28.Oct.2008 |
I think that part of the argument has been that many people often own apartments (or have first hand contracts) that they continue to own or pay rent for ... even if they dont use or live in them.
As such is the difficulty in renting out a flat you own, or the risks of subletting a first hand contract. That the risk of loosing such is so great, thats its better to be paid for and be empty. |
13.Apr.2012, 04:38 PM
Location: Stockholm Joined: 30.Sep.2010 |
That would be working with the assumption that there is a large number of apartments that are not being used already? and the BRF is stopping them being rented out![...]Mo
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Early this month, I had to move for the second time in five years because of the BRF refusal to extend renting rights to the flat "owners". As a result, both of my landlords had to sell their places because they were working abroad and could not afford to leave the place empty. I am an exemplary neighbor, always doing my share of the common area cleaning, never leaving lint in the dryer's lint screen, etc. But I got kicked out both times just because "rules are rules- and if we make an exception for your tenant, then we have to make an exception for everyone, blah blah blah". Also, the first flat I found for my most recent move was taken off the market because the BRF refused to allow the sublet and I had to find another place in short order. So in my experience, this is not at all a rare occurrence... at least not rare in Stockholm. I, for one, am delighted about the new measures and hope they are enforced before I have to move yet again. |
13.Apr.2012, 04:55 PM
Joined: 22.Nov.2011 |
I think that part of the argument has been that many people often own apartments (or have first hand contracts) that they continue to own or pay rent for ... even if they dont
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This proposal will not change the rules about 1st hand contracts etc.. it is purely aimed at bostadsrätt and BRF rules. I'm sorry to hear You have to move again for the 2nd time. I also moved very many times in the space of a few years when I 1st came to Sweden. But I understood the rules and that's how it is. When someone buys a bostadsrätt, they are accepting the rules of the BRF. Pure and simple. Jeez... I know BRFs where in their rules it is clearly stated they reserve the right to ban selected guests! This legislation is taking away the power from the BRF. ie. It is actually over-ruling the majority!. It has ALWAYS been possible to get a majority on the board of the BRF and change the rules to allow free sub-letting. Doesn't need a special law aimed specifically at that! It would probably make more sense after the law change, for the BRF boards to buy back the bostadsrätt when they come for sale, and rent them out themselves, with the proceeds going to the BRF! |
13.Apr.2012, 05:10 PM
Location: Stockholm Joined: 30.Nov.2005 |
I don't see any significant impact on property prices (purchase)
I am not sure whether the new rule addresses the limit on the length of time for which you can let out a flat - which is essential to make a significant impact. I am not sure to what extent tenants will be bound by their contracts & will be unable to appeal their rents to hyresnämden. It is unclear as to whether this now opens a "buy to let" free for all - which I believe would be catastrophic - you only need to visit the UK to see the impact. In my opinion there should be a maximum number of flats (1 possibly 2) to which the new rules apply. |
13.Apr.2012, 05:43 PM
Joined: 1.Feb.2012 |
I think,
Any takers or comments? |
13.Apr.2012, 06:54 PM
Joined: 22.Nov.2011 |
I think, Now that the owners can freely decide on renting out their places, there will be huge number of rentals available in market. This will reduce the necessity to buy apa
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Yes Now that the owners can freely decide on renting out their places, there will be huge number of rentals available in market. Bostadsrätt do not have owners, they buy the right to use the apartment, it is owned by the BRF, who current sets the rules with regards if You can rent it out. Where is the evidence that there is a huge number of empty apartments in Stockholm, whats the number? This will reduce the necessity to buy apartments to have stable accommodation in Sweden (especially Stockholm) How? It is more likely that whoever is renting out the bostadsrätt will want it back at some point, maybe even to finally move back or sell! They would only rent out, as now, for limited periods at a time with the right to recover the apartment. Remember, as a tenant, if the owner of the apartment does a runner with the rent, and does not pay any mortgage, then the bank would take it over ... with a view to selling to recover the remaining debt quickly, or at least loss. You are actually more vunerable if renting from a private person, than if via established companies. This in turn, reduces the values of real estate in and around Stockholm. No it doesn't. Rents are on the increase, especially in Stockholm ... in certain parts they have seen double digit rent % increases recently! This certainly would not reduce values, in fact may potentially increase them. |
14.Apr.2012, 08:00 AM
Joined: 7.Feb.2010 |
Is there a proposed timeline on when this change would be implemented?
14.Apr.2012, 08:28 AM
Location: Luleå Joined: 4.Sep.2009 |
Hopefully never. I think that the last thing that people who have invested their money into buying a part share in the building they live in will want is to have people living long term in the building who are not answerable to the group. Bostadsrättsföreningar are not some faceless corporation who own buildings (like HSB), they are the people living in the building who collectively own the entire building together. As the joint owners of the property, they have a vested interest in the current and future wellbeing of the property. Tenants don't have that same interest. There's the issue of who has the right of power over along a term tenant in a BRF building. Can the styrelsen's ordförande tell a tenant that they need to turn their music down at 2am ? The tenant could tell them to piss off and take it up with their landlord who may not even live in Sweden. The current BRF occupancy restrictions serve to limit the amount of property speculation by a small group of people. It doesn't eliminate it, but it does restrict it compared to many other countries where rental properties are purchased by a select few, driving the cost of property purchase beyond the reach of the average person. Opening BRF purchasing up to property investors may well result in an increase of rental prices. BRF monthly operating fees generally run at "break even" whereas an investor purchaser is going to want that fee plus a tidy profit for their troubles.We bought into a BRF because we wanted to live as part of a community that cared about the atmosphere and value of their environment. That's the attraction of a BRF. Not all tenants are going to be bad people, but they are a higher risk of not having the same level of duty of care than a person who has their own private money invested in the joint ownership of the property. I understand it's tough finding housing in Stockholm etc, and there needs to be a solution found. Just not convinced that this is the solution. The densely populated areas need additional housing, not just having the existing housing moved around. It's not cheap to build housing in Sweden, and maybe there's some room to move there. Maybe the south of Sweden doesn't need to have triple glazed windows and 200mm thick wall insulation. I'm sure there is room for the building standards to be made more flexible in order to suit local conditions and requirements. That would surely help the building affordability and availability issue.
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Glenn Anders wrote:Okay, now that the picture IS history, I think, just another word or two about ME AND ORSON WELLES: I have no real disagreement with the additional points either of you make, Roger and Alan.
I just reason what is obvious now. The approach which the makers of ME AND ORSON WELLES took was both bad business and bad art. The film's basic commercial problem was that audiences, on a whole, had no reason other than the presence of Zac Efron to see this exploration of "life on the wicked, wicked stage." The novel had decent sales, but it was not one of the most sought after youth novels of the last decade. Shakespeare is generally box office poison, and the 1937 Mercury Julius Caesar has faded into theatrical history for Americans today, if they were ever aware of it. And so, we are left with the "word of mouth" that Zac Efron did okay but wasn't allowed to sing or dance much, nor did he really dominate the picture. The new guy nobody ever heard of, Christian McKay, the actor playing this Orson Welles character, stole the picture, in both the hearts and minds of critics and ordinary theater goers alike. (I'm speaking now of the latter who actually saw ME AND ORSON WELLES.) But, in the picture, after a big build up, and a lot of power and charm from this McKay fellow, "Orson Welles" turned out to be not only a jerk but a cruel, vindictive, cowardly jerk, at that!
[If Welles' "kiss off" had been handled less archly, as you suggest, Alan, it would not have left such a bad taste. It appears to have been determined by the Director's whim to stage an homage to THE THIRD MAN, a precious touch which I noticed only on a second viewing, one which only a minority of viewers would get at all. And I agree with you, Roger, that both Cotten and Lloyd were misused historically and dramatically.]
And so, the young picture-going audience who turned out was left with several mixed messages. There was this guy, who later got fat and did wine commercials, who once put on a play in New York, and he was really a bum of the first order. A stereotype is reinforced. And then, if you are young: Don't trust older people (even those ancients five years older than yourself). And, oh yeah, don't take chances! Maybe you could get that girl in the music store without all the public humiliation of being dumped by these snooty Mercury Theater people. It's not what you can do, it's who you know. In the words of that nasty bit of wisdom from my own youth, thinking of Claire Danes' character, "It's not [even] who you know but who you . . . ." Much better to play it safe. If you really "try to do something" -- not sure what -- you still get old and fat, and have to do drunken wine commercials!
Put to one side the atrocious ending which left Welles without a curtain line, and Zac Efron's character without any clear or realistic future, the picture's artistic problem is that it had to make us feel the importance of the effort to stage Julius Caesar enough to enthrall the characters and ordinary joes like most of us. It did not. Such failures, of course, are not limited to little indie films with budgets of under a paltry fifteen million. Take the example of NINE, costing the Weinsteins upwards of $85,000,000. That fiilm, which I saw by accident Monday afternoon (and liked better than the critics), has the very same problem. Today's mass audiences have little knowledge of, or respect for, supreme Cinema Maestro Federico Fellini, who -- unlike Welles -- died pretty much at the top of his acclaim. Many filmgoers will not know who Fellini is. For all the razzmatazz and dazzling musical numbers (which do a fair job of illustrating Fellini's accomplishments, without laboriously identifying them), a person in Elkhart, Indiana, is still being asked to see a film set in the 1960's, in a foreign culture filled with excess, and identify with, indeed empathize with, a self-indulgent, neurotic, wife-cheating, woman-chasing, fabulist director named Guido Contini, who is trying to make some kind of Italian movie. Daniel Day-Lewis, thought to be among the handful of great movie actors of the World, assisted by six or seven of the great beauties and finest actresses of International Cinema, could not bring it off for critics or audiences in 1,900 theaters nationwide last weekend. [The venues are being cut immediately to 900.]
For the record, Christian McKay and his little band do a much better job with their fifteen million. So, the producers of ME AND ORSON WELLES will lose only five million. The Weinsteins, even if they engineer an Oscar Nomination, will probably lose 40 million. The problem is that, in both cases, backers will be less likely to take a chance on such an artistic project, in future. But the Weinsteins probably can come up with another 85 million, if they need it!
Clearly, to me, the director and writers of ME AND ORSON WELLES, following their own message, played it safe. My oft expressed point, repeated too much, I know, is that they might, within their modest budget, have created a Great Film, something that NINE, given its mixed elements, could never have been.. The creators of ME AND ORSON WELLES settled for a modest profit, which they may not get. They, too, will probably grow old and fat, and have to do god knows what.
We are left with ME AND ORSON WELLES, a nice little picture, like scores of other nice little pictures released this year.
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Outspoken Kigoma North MP Zitto Kabwe has said he disapproves the proposal that half of the money to be staked for development expenditure should go to service the national debt.
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Statistics at the Finance Affairs ministry confirm 40 percent of the staked total proposed development budget of 5trn/- will go to debt servicing. The entire proposed national budget for the financial year 2012/13 is valued at 15trn/- (USD8.75bn).
Zitto Kabwe, explained in a statement issued at the weekend that the proposed funds for servicing the national debt which currently stands at 22trn/- is going to be close to 50 percent of the development expenditure. The total budget's recurrent expenditure is about 34 percent of the whole debt.
Budget books distributed to MPs, have indicated that in the year 2012/2013 government's priorities would focus on servicing the national debt with allocations of 2.7trn/-to Ministry of Works, 1trn/- to Ministry of Defence, 920bn/- to Ministry of Education and 721bn/- to Vocational Training as well as 641bn/- staked for the Energy and Mineral ministry.
He also reminded them of the importance of taking part at the budget presentation in parliament, saying that they must be part of the checks and balances process. Kabwe called on other MPs to study the proposed government budget and the need to speed up the move to form a Parliamentary Committee on Budget.
"All tax exemptions and government debt should now be controlled by the Parliamentary Committee on Finance and Economy as it would enhance the management of it…" he advised.
Much of the public remains ill informed of government plans and intentions. Expressing this dilemma, Eng. David Mkumbo, made the following comment: "I haven't read the budget book but if what Kabwe is saying has got truth, I doubt the government to fully changing the life standards of the people. I really don't understand, if we are now paying the debt, why are we now borrowing? There should be ways of controlling and not increasing it.
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Last week Kabwe, who also served as Shadow Finance minster proposed the alternative budget which focused on cutting down taxes exemption up to 1 percent of the country's GDP. In addition, he proposed for the fostering of rural development along with monitoring of the speedy increase of the national debt from 7trn/- in 2009 to the current 22trn/- and the demand for special auditing of the same.


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RedBaron67 wrote:eagle9903 wrote:RedBaron67 wrote:Donahue et al. have recruited 8 players who were on this year's team, and none of them performed any better than the scouting services would have have led you to believe. It's also a gross distortion to say I said they have no eye for talent; what I said is that they've shown no eye for talent that other people didn't see. I could also say that your assessment of the present team stretches optimism to the limit.
Wait what? now Ryan Anderson was highly recruited and Dennis Clifford too?
I'm getting confused.
I never said anything about Anderson or Clifford being highly recruited, although both would certainly have gotten more offers if they hadn't committed to BC early. What I meant was that Anderson performed this season about as well as you'd expect a borderline top-100 player to perform, and Clifford performed roughly on the level of a 7-foot semi-project with a significant, maybe even a big, upside. I think the same was also true of the rest; they performed pretty much in sync with their incoming credentials -- no surprises. What I'm saying Donahue et al. lack (on the existing evidence, at least) is the ability to find gold (e.g., Bell or Smith) that others think is lead. (I won't mention Dudley because there was so much fluky good luck involved in his case -- he really was a gift from the hoop gods.)
I think the bigger question is have they whiffed on lead they thought was gold (or is it too early) or have they not gone after any lead that could be gold? Depending on how that is answered makes a huge difference on how to evaluate the staff based on this factor.
One could easily point to getting in early on guys that turned out to get much more attention later as having an eye for talent that other people didn't see. Of course that would conflict with an agenda.


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The Sprit Halloween store here in El Paso has a 30th Anniversary He-Man Adult Costume.
Really? how interesting.
"You killed Captain Clown, YOU KILLED CAPTAIN CLOWN"-Joker.
It's a pity there are no photos of the costume here in this thread.
I was looking forward to seeing an awesome costume here...
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One of our local year round costume shops has a Skeletor costume on display now. It's cool to see MOTU costumes being sold to the general public.
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Search for Skeletor on that site above and you can see a costume. I actually like the Skeletor better. That one is cool.
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The M/V "Louisa" Case (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines v. Kingdom of Spain)
The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea will deliver its Judgment in The M/V "Louisa" Case (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines v. Kingdom of Spain) on Tuesday, 28 May 2013, at 11 a.m. The Judgment will be read by the President of the Tribunal.
The M/V "Virginia G" Case (Panama/Guinea-Bissau)
On 2 November 2012, the Tribunal adopted an Order on the admissibility of a counter-claim submitted by Guinea-Bissau in its Counter-Memorial in the M/V "Virginia G" Case (Panama/Guinea-Bissau).
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I miss spelljammer. I enjoyed playing on ships and exploring around worlds and taking on pirates. One of the reasons I left D&D and played StarWars was the space fights and ship customization. I even played Warhamer 4000 because of this. With 5e in the works and Forgotten Realms as anchor campaign, I hope the remember Spelljammer too.
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So the opening screenings have passed and now it's time for the official premieres. I've always loved movie statistics and the box office results definitely needs a thread of it's own. We know that many things are decided by these numbers and there is one certain thing - DOTM won't fail.
I guess tomorrow we'll have the first box office results, but until then let's check some forecasts by some box office sites.
USA - $320 million
Non USA - $460 million
Worldwide - $780 million
Opening weekend - $164 million
USA - $350 million
Opening weekend - $120 million
USA - $385 million
Of course nothing is certain but I continue to think that DOTM will easily surpass the $1 billion mark. I'm confident that the movie will take the 3rd spot in the all time worldwide box office from Return of the King ($1.1 billion).
And there's a hell of a fight coming our way with HP. So I'm eager to see the first estimated results tomorrow.


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Write out the names of your characters and explain
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2) what made you create the character in the first place
3) how the character has changed over time (if they have changed)
4) any random fun fact about that character
I am gonna do the main chara to each of my stories XD
Vix from d*s!!
Vix's name came from a book called Summer Sisters XD I thought the name was adorable xD
I made her for an old Vampire RP called 'VENACK'... but once that RP died, I was all attatched
so she kind of evolved into a new character and storyline.
LOL. Well at first she was a really hyper, obnoxious and naive vampire character. She was
extremely clingy to her vampire friends and was the one of the group who was always innocent
and stuff... [the vampire coven was pretty...evil LOL]. After that RP died, she became a bit
more mature and angsty cos she no longer had her 'family' =( ...and then we have the current
version, who is not a vampire, and is quite a bit stronger than her older incarnations. She is
more mature and thoughtful and more playful as well [esp around jo or arlie].
She secretly loves watching soap operas...but she'd never admit to it.
Gwen from Atrabolus!! [tho she shares the main chara spotlight with others lol]
Just coincidentally through adoration of Gwen Stafani and awkward AOL screen-naming
[GwenS2000 -- why the 2000? i dunno.] ... though her name was like Gwendolynn Silver or
something horrible to explain the S when I RP'd her. Her name now is Gweneth Zephaniah xD
I just happened to discover RP rooms on AOL one day while on my GwenS2000 SN, and it
seemed like fun at the time, so I began RPing a character named Gwen. Simple as that. Lol.
Obviously, she was my first real character, aside from random Lion King ones lol...
Oh gosh. She's gone through soo many changes. She started out as like... a wannabe
Catwoman. She could change into a cat at will lol. That was her power. >>; Then I think
around the time I ran into Matt, who was RPin' Az, we both got into like..dragons for
some reason or other, so they both could turn into dragons and be bad ass and stuff...
and that was her power at that time.. lol. She eventually became just a mage tho...
She is an elemental mage these days.
Most of her life she's been a bit of a tom boy, mostly cos chicks aren't really
taught magic. She had to pretend to be a guy to learn magic.... So sometimes
she will do very mannish things, like spit grossly or start fist fights. She is a
bit hotheaded lol.
Karasu [julian] from LiR!!
I don't even remember where I got the name Karasu. I think I had looked
up Jap names back in the day and liked that one...means Crow or something.
xD ... Julian, I got from a guy my sister used to date. I like how the name sounds.
Durr. Kara's origins are sort of gay LOL. He started out as a reincarnation of Vix
in the Venack comic. 9_9 It was basically an excuse to draw shounen ai with Brayden
[who had also been reincarnated, as a guy named trent lol]. When I scrapped the
Venack story, I kept him [and trent] in a little box in case I wanted to use them..
Like I said, he started out as an excuse for Shounenai and is now...well...still
sort of that, but also not?? LOL. He has become more guyish, and is a werewolf
this time around. Other than that, he is generally the same as his original self.
Guy is a total anime nerd, which is why he is called 'Karasu'... it's like his
online handle and nickname.
Moia from 8mm!!
She used to be called Moira, but it sounded to rough. There is no real
origin to her name other than that.
She was made for an RP, like most of my characters, but I never RP'd
her much...
Originally, she was a pirate woman, back when I called her Moira. I
then revamped her for another RP, as a werewolf and sister to my friend's
chara. She has been a hitwoman for most of her existence, that much is
always the same, but I have ditched her werewolfness. She is just a
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Paul Mullins, principal of LaRue County High School, will be the new superintendent of Garrard County Public Schools.
Mullins' appointment was announced about 5 p.m. Thursday by the Garrard County Board of Education.
Mullins informed his staff of his decision Thursday. The Elizabethtown native served eight years in LaRue County.
He takes over July 1.
Mullins succeeds superintendent Donald Aldridge, who announced in January that he would retire at the end of the school year. Aldridge held the post for four years.
Sixteen-year-old Millie Ronkainen did a double take when she came home from her job at Perfect Fit Alterations and spotted a letter from the Kentucky Governor's Scholar Program lying on the living room coffee table.
LaRue County Relay for Life
May 17-18
Hodgenville Elementary School
6-7 p.m. Registration/Campsite set up
7 p.m. Opening Ceremony; Survivor Celebration; Survivor lap; Caregiver lap; team recognitions
Hodgenville City Police are investigating what appears to be the attempted abduction of a child.
For the seventh straight year, LaRue County High School has had seven students qualify for the Governor's Scholars Program.
FOR 18th DISTRICT BASEBALL/SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
The Better Business Bureau and local banks are warning consumers to beware of the "499" scam.
Physical illness and death are a result of the Fall, when Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden (Genesis 3). Throughout the Old and New Testaments, individuals prayed for healing. The gospels record 41 distinct healings as well as others that are mentioned generally. God at times healed directly, sometimes through a prophet, an apostle, or an ordinary believer (Acts 8:58).
Last weekend, Brian Anderson made LaRue County history as the first student to be invited to the prestigious National Extemp Tournament of Champions. This tournament, hosted by Northwestern University, is a by-invitation only tournament for the best of the best extemporaneous and impromptu competitors from all over the United States.
A Hodgenville man has admitted he stole a jar containing money for a sick child. Tyrone Lee, 32, was charged April 8 with theft by unlawful taking after a store clerk noticed a donation jar was missing. LaRue County Deputy Robby Brownfield reviewed surveillance footage to determine what happened. According to his citation, Lee entered IGA Express about 9:22 p.m. and approached the counter to pay for some items. He placed his jacket over the donation jar and carried it from the store.
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