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Our trip to South Africa was filled with funny, serious, intense, challenging, exciting moments...everything I could have possibly gained from this Global Seminar was achieved and surpassed. So many simple things I will miss and remember, so lets reflect everyone :) -Walking to pick n' pay to get grocceries (for most that ended up being everyday!) -Having iced coffee in the morning after realizing that it wasn't...ok really wasn't....tasteful drinkning it just black. -House 7's small kitchen table that was filled with all of us every morning -Being blessed to get an AMAZING view of Table Mountain every morning, I...
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wow...I can't even process still what has been happening these past couple days. A lot of things have slapped me strait in the face. It is hard for me to descibe the complete transition between dancing with this kids during our service learning project with MaAfrika to visually seeing where this happy, care-free children live. I am having a difficult time grasping how they are able to fufill and obtain such a lifestyle that is clearly extreme poverty. Many will get the chance to see pictures yet physically being present in the situation is what left my body feeling numb....
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4.28/5 rDev +6.2%
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Pours a clear ruby red when held up to the light. Off white, three finger head that dissipates quick but leaves some decent lacing.
Aromas of toffee, bready malts, sweet dark fruits and vanilla.
Taste of dark fruits (black cherry, currants), cocoa powder, vanilla, oak. This beer has a big malt backbone. Alcohol taste is present but not overpowering.
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Poured to a nice dark copper / amber color with a dense tan head with great retention and lacing. Aroma had nice malt and bread notes. Taste had strong notes of malt, bread and some molassas with traces of caramel. Great mouth feel, creamy and full. Aftertaste was sweet and lingering.
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Bottle conditioned in 2010... drinking on 7/22/13... is/almost 3 years old.. jackpot pick up a month or so ago.
Poured a amber plum looking color with a 1/2 inch mocha colored head that didn't last long but left a ring. Lacing was watery with magorityl amounts falling back into the beer. It looks very pleasing.
Smell was prune, raisin, date, malt, bread, alcohol (nothing offputting, a good smell)
Taste followed the nose in every aspect... in that order as well... the one things in there that wasn't present in the smell was the bittering hops They used. It was so present right after the malt but right before/in between the alcohol/warmth taste towards the end. It lasted and mellowed out to nearly nothing a second after you stomach it but was present in the after taste.... ohhhh so perfect....
Mouth feel was somewhat heavy and chewy... a Tad overcarbonated for me but also mellowed out as it warmed.
Overall this was a perfect example of the style. If you have a chance to age it, try it at 4 years and see cause there was NO signs of infection in this 3 year old one, Zero... nada.
.. I can see it going to 5 or 6 possibly. I would imagine the malt/prune will start to be more forward with a little bit more mellow on the alcohol. Needless to say this 3 year old one was damn near perfection. Way better when you drink it at the recommended temperature so let it get there before consuming.. I have to try a fresh one to compare but this made my pallet go crazy. Alcohol was non bullying and complimented the balance between the bitterness and sweetness. I'm sooo surprised that this beer still remains perfectly hop balanced even 3 years in. This is an absolute must try for dopplebock lovers but I would be carefull if you aren't into a big.... phenomenally tasting beer..
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Synopsis: A troubled, hard-drinking former sailor (Joaquin Phoenix) falls in with a charismatic man in the process of setting up his own religion (Philip Seymour Hoffman).
Our Verdict: Undoubtedly the biggest news of the month movie-wise is the return of Paul Thomas Anderson, with his much-anticipated look at addiction, Scientology-like religions and the love between two men, reuniting with him longtime muse Hoffman, and giving him the great Phoenix and Amy Adams to play with as well. At this point in time, we've had two separate looks, and while both reviews had issues, it's clear that it'll cause more debate than anything else this month. Charlie Schmidlin, who caught a secret 70mm screening in Chicago last month, said that it's "altogether an experience at which to marvel," although he found the film a little "listless." Meanwhile, I saw the film in Venice at the weekend, and though I found it "a film to admire (enormously) rather than cherish," it's also a stunning film in many respects, from the glorious 70mm photography to top-notch performances from Phoenix, Hoffman and Adams. Other reactions have ranged from raves to disappointment, but whichever way you land on it, this is clearly the one film this month you have to see.
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Synopsis: In a future where time travel exists, but is outlawed, hitmen are enlisted to eliminate mob targets sent back from even further in the future, so as to leave no bodies. However, the system falls apart when Joe (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) fails to pull the trigger on his older self (played by Bruce Willis).
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Synopsis: A documentary filmmaker (Thure Lindhart) and a literary agent (Zachary Booth) make an unexpected connection after a one-night stand.
Our Verdict: Ira Sachs' follow-up to his acclaimed "Forty Shades of Blue" sounds like a U.S.-set version of last year's acclaimed "Weekend," and if Simon Abrams was correct when he reviewed the film for us at Sundance, it's every bit as good as its predecessor. "Sachs pulls no punches" he wrote, with "every moment poignant and significant in some way." Aside from one heavy-handed scene, the film was "stunning... there's no melodrama here, just a moving and totally engrossing story of two men in love." The central performances from Zachary Booth ("Damages") and Danish actor Thure Lindhart ("Into the Wild," "Flame & Citron") seem like they could be star-makers as well. And if you weren't convinced already, the score is made up of cuts from the great Arthur Russell. Hopefully it'll manage to break out a little more than the woefully underseen "Weekend" did.
When? Opens September 7th.
Synopsis: An uninspired, drifting thirtysomething goes back to his college to bid farewell to a famous professor, only to meet, and fall for, a precocious young sophomore.
What You Need To Know: As the star of hit sitcom "How I Met Your Mother," Josh Radnor was always going to have the shadow of Zach Braff and "Garden State" hanging over his directorial debut "happythankyoumoreplease." While that film had its share of issues, he's already beaten Braff by getting his second film under his belt only two years after the first. And Radnor's been smart enough to cast last year's breakout starlet Elizabeth Olsen opposite himself (well, wouldn't you?) with a cast also including "Young Adult"'s Elizabeth Reaser, sudden indie convert Zac Efron, and, as professors, Allison Janney and Richard Jenkins, two actors scientifically proven to make any film they're in 20% better. Each. And for the most part, Cory Everett liked the film when he saw it for us in Park City, calling the cast "an ensemble of terrific performers," particularly the "effortlessly endearing" Olsen. There are problems – "The music is overbearing at times and there are a few too many endings that circle back to wrap up a story thread you may have already forgotten about," according to Cory. But for the most part, it seems to be fairly slight, but firmly enjoyable little indie comedy.
When? September 14th
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[JURIST] A US federal judge on Friday sentenced Mohamed Mansour Jabarah [CBC profile] to life in prison for plotting to bomb US embassies in Singapore and the Philippines [criminal information, PDF]. Jabarah, a Canadian citizen of Iraqi descent, pleaded guilty in 2002 to five counts:
(1) conspiracy to kill United States nationals; (2) conspiracy to kill United States officers and employees engaged in their official duties; (3) conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction against United States nationals; (4)conspiracy to destroy United States property by means of fire or explosives; and (5) making false statements to FBI agents in connection with a terrorism investigation.
In February 2002, JABARAH was arrested in Oman and deported to Canada. JABARAH voluntarily came to the United States from Canada in May 2002 pursuant to an agreement between JABARAH and this Office whereby JABARAH agreed to surrender to the custody of the FBI with the goal of entering into a cooperation agreement that would require him to plead guilty to criminal charges. As part of this agreement and to effect his travel to the United States, JABARAH executed a parole agreement, which described the understandings between the parties and granted him entry into the United States for the limited purpose of his cooperation. JABARAH was held in New York by the FBI until November 8, 2002, when investigation suggested that JABARAH had secretly disavowed his commitment to cooperate and was, instead, planning to attack federal officials. At that time, JABARAH was transferred into the custody of the federal Bureau of Prisons.
[JURIST] The five alleged plotters of an attack on Fort Dix [official website] pleaded not guilty Friday to new charges filed against them, including attempted murder, and received a new date for trial. Prosecutors filed the additional charges [JURIST report] earlier this week. Jury selection is scheduled for September 29, and prosecutors said the trial will probably last four to six weeks. If convicted, the suspects face life sentences.Last May, federal agents arrested [press release, PDF; JURIST report] Mohamad Ibrahim Shnewer, Dritan Duka, Eljvir Duka, Shain Duka, Serdar Tatar, and Agron Abdullahu after 16 months of surveillance for allegedly planning an attack on Fort Dix. In October, Abdullahu pleaded guilty to lesser charges of "conspiring to provide firearms and ammunition" [press release, PDF; JURIST report] to illegal immigrants. Abdullahu, who was granted asylum in the US eight years ago after fleeing Kosovo, will likely face deportation after serving his sentence. Abdullahu's sentencing is scheduled for early February. AP has more.
[JURIST] Jaafar al-Moussawi, the chief prosecutor in the trial of Saddam Hussein [JURIST news archives] says he has been demoted and transferred from Baghdad to the northern city of Sulaimaniya after speaking out against the Iraqi High Tribunal [official website, JURIST news archive], according to Reuters Friday. Al-Moussawi claims he is being punished for criticizing "financial and ethical corruption" within the court, and for calling for the commutation of the death sentence of Saddam's former defense minister, Sultan Hashem Ahmed al-Jubouri al-Tai [TrialWatch profile]. Al-Moussawi said that the prosecution is independent of the tribunal and that only the presidency council has the power to transfer him. He insisted that he will not follow the transfer order.The Iraqi High Tribunal was established in 2003 by the Iraqi Governing Council to focus on crimes committed under the Hussein regime. Al-Moussawi has been involved in the current crimes against humanity trial [JURIST report] of 15 former Iraqi officials for their roles in attacks against the Iraqi civilian population following the 1991 Persian Gulf War. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Switzerland has suspended an investigation into US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) [official website] agents allegedly involved in the 2003 abduction and rendition of Egyptian cleric Hassan Mustafa Osama Nasr [JURIST news archive], a spokesperson from the Swiss Federal Prosecutor's Office said Friday. The Swiss Federal Council authorized the criminal proceedings [JURIST report] in February 2007 based on alleged unlawful use of Swiss airspace by US agents in anti-terrorist operations. Nasr, also known as Abu Omar, says he was kidnapped by the CIA with help from Italy's Military Intelligence and Security Service (SISMI) [official website] while he was in Milan, Italy in 2003. He says he was then flown to Germany via Swiss airspace en route to Egypt, where he was tortured. In October 2007, an Italian trial of 26 CIA agents allegedly involved in the Nasr rendition was suspended [JURIST report] pending a ruling by the Constitutional Court of Italy [official website] on a petition [JURIST report] filed by the Italian government to dismiss all charges. The government alleged that the charges should be dismissed because the prosecution improperly used state secrets and wiretapping to build its case. Italian prosecutor Armando Spataro argued that the court proceedings should continue and has denied using any state secrets. AP has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] on Friday granted certiorari in six cases [order list, PDF], including Crawford v. Nashville and Davidson Cty., TN (06-1595) [docket; cert. petition], in which the Supreme Court will consider whether Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act [text] protects a government employee against being fired for cooperating with an internal sexual harassment probe against a superior. A payroll employee in the Nashville school system was interviewed as part of an investigation into harassment claims against a high-ranking official in the system; she alleges that the official later fired her in retaliation for her statements against him. The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit dismissed the lawsuit [opinion, PDF], ruling that Title VII protections did not extend to the employee because she was not the originator of the sexual harassment claims being investigated. AP has more.In Wyeth v. Levine (06-1249) [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the Court will consider whether Food and Drug Administration (FDA) [official website] approval of a drug's warning label protects its manufacturer from liability when a patient has a bad reaction to the drug that forces her arm to be amputated. The Vermont Supreme Court ruled [opinion] that FDA approval does not shield the maker from liability, because states can require additional warnings above and beyond those required by federal regulations. AP has more.In Altria Group v. Good (07-562) [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the Court will consider whether the Federal Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act bars state lawsuits based on allegedly deceptive cigarette advertising. A federal judge originally dismissed a suit brought by three Maine smokers who accused Philip Morris of presenting light cigarettes as less harmful than they really are, but the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit reinstated the case [ruling]. AP has more. In MetLife v. Glenn (06-923) [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the Court will consider whether an employee benefit plan administrator has an illegal conflict of interest under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act [text; US DOL backgrounder] if he has both the authority to pay benefits and to determine employees' eligibility for benefits. The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled [PDF text] that the administrator did have a potential conflict of interest.In Meacham v. Knolls Atomic Power Lab. (06-1505) [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the Court will consider whether a worker or an employer has the burden of proof in an age discrimination case where a worker says he was fired for no valid reason. The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held [PDF text] that the burden of proof rests on the worker.Finally, in Summers v. Earth Island Institute (07-463) [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the Court will consider whether a group of environmentalists can sue to have a Forest Service regulation struck down or if they are limited only to suing to end programs enacted under that regulation. The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held [PDF text] that the environmentalists could sue against the regulation itself. SCOTUSblog has more on all six cases.
[JURIST] A Chinese dissident writer will face trial next week on subversion charges related to essays exposing corruption within the Communist Party of China [official backgrounder], the writer's wife told AP Friday. Lu Gengsong was arrested [JURIST report] last October on charges of "inciting subversion of power," according to advocacy group Chinese Human Rights Defenders. Lu's wife said that the indictment mentioned five essays written by Lu, but no specific passages. She has requested that the trial be held publicly, but Chinese authorities have limited attendance to immediate family members. AP has more.Human Rights in China had protested [press release] Lu's initial detention as "the most recently reported instance of the crackdown by Chinese authorities on rights defenders in the run-up to the Beijing 2008 Olympics [official website]." In August 2007, Human Rights Watch reported that China, fearing that activists will embarrass the party by highlighting political and social problems during the games, is clamping down on human rights activists [press release; JURIST report] and other political dissidents and silencing independent media coverage. The same month, Amnesty International reported [text; press release] that China has not kept its promises to improve human rights and press freedom [JURIST report] in preparation for the Olympics since the Chinese government has recently committed an increasing number of rights abuses against political and religious opponents.
[JURIST] The Supreme Court of Thailand Friday rejected the major legal challenges brought against last month's election results. The ruling frees the People Power Party (PPP), which won 233 out of 480 parliament seats in the first election since the current interim military-backed government came to power in a September 2006 bloodless coup [JURIST report], to begin setting up a coalition government. The court dismissed claims that electoral laws had been violated, as well as accusations by a candidate from the rival Democrat Party that the PPP was an illegal front for ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra [BBC profile; JURIST news archive], who has been banned from Thai politics for five years.The PPP is composed by members of Shinawatra's dissolved Thai Rak Thai party [JURIST report]. The government had been investigating 62 other winning candidates from the PPP, but the Election Commission of Thailand [official website, in Thai] announced after Friday's court ruling that it had certified the victories of 460 of the 480 members of parliament. AFP has more. The Bangkok Post has local coverage.
[JURIST] Turkish President Abdullah Gul [official profile] Friday signed a bill banning smoking in government buildings, offices, bars and restaurants. The bill was passed [JURIST report] by the Turkish Grand National Assembly [official website] earlier this month. The ban includes penalties for anyone caught smoking in a prohibited area or any company advertising or distributing tobacco [JURIST news archive]. The ban will not take effect for another 18 months, but the government is hopeful that it will discourage smoking in the country.Smoking is already illegal on buses and planes in Turkey, but, despite government attempts to curb the habit, the country still has Europe's highest rate of smokers. About 60 percent of Turkish men and 20 percent of Turkish women smoke. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Prosecutors dropped all criminal charges Friday against former Canadian Red Cross [group website] national medical director Dr. Roger Perrault, who had been implicated in Canada's tainted blood scandal [CBC backgrounder], finding that there was "no reasonable prospect of conviction in this case." Perrault's lawyer said that his client should never have been charged and suggested that he was merely a scapegoat. A spokesperson for the Canadian Hemophiliac Society [advocacy website] expressed disappointment at the decision. The charges were related to use of tainted blood products by the Canadian Red Cross in Canada in the 1980s and 1990s, a public health disaster that infected more than 20,000 people with hepatitis C and more than 1,000 people with HIV. Perrault and three other defendants were acquitted [JURIST report] last October of charges associated with distributing the tainted blood, but charges were still pending against him for failure to properly screen donors. CBC News has more. The Globe and Mail has additional coverage.
[JURIST] Niger authorities will release on bail two French journalists charged [JURIST report] this week with threatening state security, the journalists' lawyer said Friday. Reporter Pierre Creisson and cameraman Thomas Dandois [profiles, in French] will be released when each journalist posts bail for $22,000. Passports have already been returned to the French journalists, and once they post bail they can return to France. The pair have been in custody since their December 17 arrest [RSF report]. The two allegedly tried to report on an ethnic Tuareg rebellion [BBC backgrounder] under the guise of traveling to southern areas of the country to report on the bird flu virus. The Niger government has banned all foreigners and reporters from entering the northern region, and has made reporting on the rebels a crime punishable by death. AP has more.
[JURIST] A Serbian court convicted 26 members of Belgrade's "Zemun clan" and sentenced them collectively to 465 years in prison Friday. The Zemun clan once acted as a hit squad for former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic [JURIST news archive]. Those convicted, including former paramilitary commander Milorad Ulemek, had been charged with 18 murders, three abductions and two terrorist attacks. Eight of the convicted members of the group were tried in absentia and remain at large. Ulemek and several of the group's members were convicted [JURIST report] separately last year for the murder of former Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic [BBC obituary; memorial website]. Ulemek was also convicted [JURIST report] in 2005 for murdering former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic [Guardian obituary]. His 40 year sentence for that conviction was upheld [JURIST report] last year. AP has more.
[JURIST] North Korea [JURIST news archive] has shown no improvement in its human rights record and still systematically tortures its citizens, a UN special rapporteur said Friday. Vitit Muntarbhorn [UN press release] and a special UN envoy visited Japan [press release] this week to assess the impact of the North Korean rights situation on that country. In remarks concluding his visit, Muntarbhorn condemned North Korea's practice of public executions, inhumane prison conditions, and oppression of dissidents. Muntarbhorn will speak with North Korean refugees living in South Korea on Saturday.Muntarbhorn's comments follow a report in November by the South Korean aid agency Good Friends [advocacy website, in Korean] that the North Korean government has increased the use of public executions [JURIST report]. The government of North Korea has long been accused of using the death penalty against its political enemies, among other human rights violations. In September 2007, the US State Department designated North Korea as a "country of particular concern" for its systematic repression of religious freedom in its annual Report on International Religious Freedom [text; JURIST report]. North Korea has also been accused of human trafficking, press repression, and "actively committing crimes against humanity" [JURIST reports]. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Kenya's main opposition party, the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) [party website] said Friday that it would use economic boycotts and strikes to continue protests over the disputed re-election [JURIST report] of Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki [official profile] after ODM supporters clashed with police [JURIST report] during three days of demonstrations staged across the country this week. Opposition spokesman Salime Lone said Friday that planned protests [JURIST report], which ODM called for last week after the African Union failed to facilitate talks between Kibaki and opposition candidate Raila Odinga [campaign profile], would continue, but also announced an economic boycott to focus on companies that support Kibaki. At least 11 protesters have died since the demonstrations began Wednesday, and over 700 people have died since protests began after the election last month. Thirteen nations, including several European Union members and the United States, have threatened to cut off aid to Kenya's government until the crisis is resolved and democracy is restored. Human Rights Watch [advocacy website] has urged the government to ban police from using excessive and lethal force against protesters [press release] and called for peaceful demonstrations.The controversial presidential vote has sparked simmering ethnic tensions in Kenya [JURIST news archive], where Kibaki has long been accused of using his position to favor members of the Kikuyu tribe. Fueling accusations of malfeasance, Kibaki won the December 27 election despite early opinion polls that placed rival candidate Odinga in the lead. Thousands of opposition supporters took to the streets following the election which prompted the government to temporarily ban public rallies. Earlier this month, Kenyan Attorney General Amos Wako [official profile] called for an independent investigation [JURIST report] into the vote, citing accusations of election fraud. More than two dozen Kenyan civil society groups on Friday collectively claimed widespread election irregularities [Deutsche Welle report] and called for a recount of votes. AP has more.
[JURIST] US House Government Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) [official website] has scheduled a hearing [press release] for mid-February to look into White House compliance with the Presidential Records Act and to investigate the contradiction between comments [press briefing; JURIST report] made Thursday by White House Deputy Press Secretary Fratto that that no electronic messages had been lost between 2003 and 2005 and information congressional staffers heard last September, indicating that no electronic messages had been archived on nearly 500 days in different White House offices. Waxman invited Counsel to the President Fred Fielding, Director of the Office of Administration Alan Swendiman, and Archivist Allen Weinstein [PDF letters] to testify.Earlier this week, the White House admitted [JURIST report] that it had recycled its back-up computer tapes of e-mails prior to October 2003. In November 2007, US District Court Judge Henry Kennedy ordered [JURIST report] the White House to preserve all of its e-mail records by saving back-up disks after private advocacy group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) [advocacy website] requested a temporary restraining order [JURIST report] to stop deletion. The issue of missing e-mails has been an ongoing controversy in the Bush administration, arising first during the CIA leak investigation into the revelation of Valerie Plame's identity, and again during controversy over the firings of eight US Attorneys [JURIST news archives]. If e-mails were in fact erased, the White House may have violated the Presidential Records Act [text], which requires the preservation of documents that fall into the categories of federal or presidential records. AP has more.
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By Jamie Dupree
The morning after President Obama's speech to the nation on Libya, Senators had the chance to hear from the military commander of NATO, as both parties pressed for answers on U.S. involvement in Libya.
U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis said he was "comfortable" with the mission as it had been laid out so far, though he sidestepped repeated questions about what would happen.
"When you look historically at different leaders, sometimes they stay and they fight and they die, and sometimes they crack, give up and leave the country," Stavridis told Senators.
"You can see a wide range of possibilities out ahead of us," the Admiral said to Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), who both praised and jabbed at the Obama Administration, arguing that the U.S. should have done something three weeks earlier.
"The fact that there's not yet an exit strategy is not troubling to you?" asked Senate Armed Services Chairman Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI).
"It's very early in the process," the Admiral responded.
Stavridis ran down for Senators the makeup of the chain of command for this NATO mission, which will have an Italian three-star Admiral in charge of maritime forces, a three-star Canadian General in charge of the joint task force, while the air assets are under the command of American and French three-star Generals from a NATO air base in Turkey.
Still there was a sense of unease among Senators.
"Who's next?" asked Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA). "Under what circumstances do we do the same thing with other countries?"
"Are we going to be the Northern light for the entire region?" Brown added.
"How do we define success in Libya?" asked Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH).
As for Adm. Stavridis, he never wavered in his calm, military assessment of the situation.
"It is clear to me what the North Atlantic Council has tasked me with," the Admiral told Sen. Levin.
"I am comfortable with that mission."
As for the makeup of rebel groups, the Admiral told Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK) that there were "flickers" of intelligence indicating that terror groups like Al Qaeda and Hamas were trying to get involved with the anti-Qaddafi forces, but no concrete evidence.
"We'll continue to look at that very closely as part of doing due diligence as we move forward on any kind of relationship" with the rebels, the Admiral said.
But the bottom line for many was simple.
"Do you have an estimation of the timetable, how long you think we'll be there?" asked Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV).
"I think it's very difficult to ascertain that," the Admiral responded.
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Baton Rouge, LA – David Fahr has been promoted to director of technology at Louisiana-based Community Coffee Company. As a nine-year Community Coffee Company employee, Fahr has worked as materials manager, project manager, enterprise application manager and most recently as general manager of technology.
In his new role, Fahr will continue to lead the technology team and the company's technology strategy to support Community Coffee Company's customers and growth.
He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, La. and attended Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond, La. to earn a master's in business administration.
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Have you seen the Dream? I'm going on my first cruise on the Disney Dream in February yay!
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Have you seen the Dream? I'm going on my first cruise on the Disney Dream in February yay!
I'm genuinely surprised Germany still has a ship-building industry on that scale. You are of course still an industrial power-house, and with a fabulous historical reputation for such work, but I had no idea there was still watercraft construction on the scale of cruise-liners. I had assumed Asia had long consumed the majority of work that big.
My own ignorance I'm afraid! I was born in a ship-building city and currently live in another, so it has always interested me.
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I saw the Disney Dream yesterday. The ship left the building dock and is now at the pier. It's a wonderful ship. They had big firworks there yesterday. The "signal/horn" of the ship is " A dream is a wish your heart makes"
Cool! I look forward to seeing it in person as well!
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I worked for NCLA for a while, my ship, The Pride of America, was constructed at Meyer Werft! She was the ship that actually sank during construction. What a lovely history
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At a conference in New York on Tuesday, Aereo unveiled (PDF) plans to give Internet-capable devices the ability to watch ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, NBC and PBS in real-time without the aid of a TV tuner.
The stations are served through an elegant yet simple HTML5-based website. As a result, Aereo should be compatible with any device which can fully support the web standard. Noteworthy devices on the compatibility list include the Kindle Fire, Roku Box, iOS and Android devices.
Although broadcast companies offer their programming over the air for free, Aereo hopes to charge $12 per month for the service. Such a subscription may be difficult for many to swallow, but the website also offers DVR-like functionality to record shows, rewind, pause and more. The ability to receive streaming broadcast television to devices like an iPad may also be appealing enough for some to take the plunge.
Of course, even if you don't care about broadcast television, Aereo will at the very least be controversial.
IAC CEO Barry Diller, who led a $20 million funding round, says Aereo will eventually be a "wedge" that will force the TV industry to give up the bundle: The idea is that eventually you'll start by paying Aereo $12 a month for a bunch of TV, and add a series of channels and programs that you like on top of that. In theory, you'll still end up paying much less than you do now.
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Although various precedents suggest Aereo can't legally stream live broadcast television over the Internet to millions of people, the company believes it has a clever work around -- antennas -- lots of them. The antenna arrays themselves are scattered throughout Brooklyn, New York and each array holds thousands upon thousands of micro-antennas.
The company's CEO, Chet Kanojia, seem to agree with AllThingsD that their clever antenna design was not engineered to be efficient, but rather engineered to comply with current content laws.
Aereo's rather novel approach makes certain there is an antenna for every single subscriber at any given time. By doing so, the company hopes to navigate a legal mine field that no other enterprise has managed to cross. Perhaps they will spin themselves as a long-range antenna rental service or try to qualify as a cable system in order to license content at fixed government rates -- those are just a couple of the possibilities, but it is hard to tell where Aereo may be headed. One thing is for sure though, broadcast companies will be less than pleased.
For now, Aereo will be available exclusively to subscribers in New York City beginning on March 14. The company is also offering a 30-day free trial. Aereo's FAQ can be found here for more information.
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I might be willing to pay that. If I want the super basic cable here its $20 a month and I get all the OTA stations a couple public service channels, and a couple shopping channels. And they are all in SD. It also doesn't come with a DVR so no record abilities. I also live right at the edge of 3 cities's OTA coverage, and as a result, I only get 1 channel OTA (with a big rooftop antenna and an amp) and reception still is not fantastic (pixelates often, occationally completely drops).
So this would be a service I could use, and its cheaper than paying for very restricted cable. But I don't think it will ever happen here, they aren't going to put up their super multi antennas in this region.
i am on a completely different point of view. if you buy a nice $60 tuner... it'll pay itself off over the course of three months. there's no reason why they should charge for something that's meant to be free. unless all you do is watch tv on your tablet.... most people ultimately still watch it on their television. i just think it should be free.
If I buy a tuner I still either have to buy cable tv service, or I'm still stuck to 1 channel. I have a computer connected to my HDTV so I'd still be able to watch 'tv' on my TV.
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If I buy a tuner I still either have to buy cable tv service, or I'm still stuck to 1 channel. I have a computer connected to my HDTV so I'd still be able to watch 'tv' on my TV.
not if you buy a over the air HD antenna to go with it. you hook up the antenna to the tuner to your computer that eventually feeds to the TV. you get roughly 30 channels in the US, out of that 10 are HD, all the major network channels. and with MCE, you can record and rewind shows.
this is why so many people are cutting cords. after broadcast channel gone HD over the air, there really isn't any reason anyone should have to pay for basic TV service.
not if you buy a over the air HD antenna to go with it. you hook up the antenna to the tuner to your computer that eventually feeds to the TV. you get roughly 30 channels in the US, out of that 10 are HD, all the major network channels. and with MCE, you can record and rewind shows.
I don't think you read my first post. I covered the amount of channels. Not everyone lives in cities where they get tons of channels.
my bad.. i didn't read that part.
but you might be the only customer that'll actually make sense to pay for the $20 fee for the basic channel service. for the majority of the population, i don't think it makes financial sense.
It doesn't make sense if Aereo makes their service available here. Because that $20 for basic cable only gets me SD, which looks horrible on an HDTV larger than about 24".
We definitely need replacements for cable TV, but $12 for Aereo, $8 for Hulu, $10 for Netflix starts to add up. At least it's better than iTunes pay-per-show format.
If Barry Diller has his way, you could soon be watching live TV on your iPad or other mobile device. The "Aereo" actually works by sending live Television broadcast signal to personal devices via a dedicated tiny HD antenna over the internet. I an send a video steam per viewer, and thereby circumventing legal barriers. There's no difference, because it broadcasts the media live over a personal antenna, just like a television. The service will only be available in the New York area by the time the service will be launched. There are still no comments as to when or whether the service will be branched out to other areas. But if the service is proven to be successful, the company will move other population cluster.
New? :-)))) www.onlinetvrecorder.com does the same since 2005
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Your Brand Is Broken. Call The Resume Doctor
By Jewel Bracy DeMaio
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Branding is popular these days. And just like when anything is popular, that means a lot of people are doing it, but a lot of them are doing it wrong. Chief Marketing Officers, in particular, can benefit from some branding guidance, because it's hard when you've marketed everything and everyone else, to be faced with the prospect of marketing yourself on your own resume.
So let's talk about how to compose and position your brand the right way, in order to really get recruiters' and employers' attention. Plus, I'm going to give you exact language from a recent example of a chief marketing officer resume.
First of all, what is brand? The problem begins when you hear a lot of different definitions, but can't determine what applies in your specific case. Brand is who you are. My philosophy has always been that the resume needs to be about who you are first, then what you do second. Your brand is your reputation, your identity, and / or your leadership profile.
Why do you need brand? Correct branding accomplishes several critical things on your resume: It articulates the precise value you bring to the table. It does so using language so compelling that the reader starts to think, "Yes, this is the person we need," (not just, "This is the skill we need."). Proper branding needs to be in place for you to position yourself as the ideal choice over the other candidates.
This brand comes from a perfect sample of a chief marketing officer resume: "Masterful corporate marketing strategist…history of delivering multi-million dollar impact and exceeding sales objectives by double and triple digits."
What does that brand say about her? It immediately conveys why she differs from the competition. It strongly states that she knows what she can do for the organization. And the tone is such as to communicate that she commands top compensation for her expertise.
Jewel Bracy DeMaio has provided job search services to 6 and 7-figure executives for the last 15 years. She discusses more branding strategies in her free online master class, at PerfectJobSolution.com.
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Petite Trellis Solitaire Engagement Ring in Platinum
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Striking in style, this delicate solitaire engagement ring is crafted in platinum with a contoured design to highlight your choice of round, princess or Asscher-cut diamond.
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She loves the ring, and it feels comfortable.
This ring is exquisite, and fits comfortably.
Even better than I expected
Was skeptical about ordering online without being able to see it first, but was comfortable due to the return policy. Boy was I wrong, the ring is beautiful at a great value...and now I just hope she likes it as much as I do!
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This band appears MUCH more substantial & is MUCH thinner than it appears in the picture. It is VERY exaggerated to show detail. Was very disappointed & returned the ring.
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The petit trellis is my ideal ring for my fiancee. Unfortunately I had to call to order it because I was told it was in the process of being discontinued. I hope that is not the case because it has an exceptional design for a plain ring.You cannot go wrong choosing this ring.
I loved it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It looks simple but its elegant , very good quality, price is just right.
This ring did not disappoint! The PetiteTrellis ring is a very delicate setting, but not flimsy looking... ring is 2.3 mm wide and it compliments my 2.16 ct. diamond. In my opinion, I think anything narrower in width would not work well with the size of the diamond. The ring doesn't move from side to side on my finger nor does it look top heavy. I also like the fact that the diamond doesn't sit up high. My ring size is 5-1/4. It SPARKLES alot! I also purchased the "Starlight" band. The band sits flush with the engagement ring. I went up to size 5-1/2. This band can't be sized. Wow... the two rings together gave it a contemporary look... exactly what I was looking for. I love it!!!
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The ring and Diamond were a great value and have been a hit! Everyone compliments me on picking this ring.
We picked the same ring
I had planned to surprise my now-fiance with this ring, but when we decided to get married she asked if she could help pick the ring. Turned out I would have made the perfect choice, since after looking locally and online, she loved this one.
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She couldn't believe how beautiful this ring is!! This ring is perfect, the most amazing engagement ring I have ever seen.
This setting is beautiful. It sits fairly low. The only downside is if you decide to get it engraved, you need loupe just to read it.
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Excellent design and very solid feel to the setting. The diamond I chose exceeded the quality I thought it would.
The service was great, the people were friendly and they knew what they were talking about. I felt very comfortable purchasing from Blue Nile, and I plan on getting my wedding rings from blue nile.
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I loved the petite trellis. I ended up returning my first one and buying a nicer one half a size smaller. Their return process went very smoothly. But you should know the typical returns are done via USPS where you have to openly insure your box for a lot of money. I opted for their discreet optional 3rd party insurance which allowed me to use FedEx on the return. It cost me $75 extra, but made me more comfortable. BN is also smart about the packaging, so that others have no idea what is in the box.
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Was referred to Blue Nile by family and friends and must admit was apprehensive at first buying a diamond online without seeing it first. I did my homework checking out diamonds at local jewelers in my area only to find none could come close to offering the quality of Blue Nile. Beautiful setting. Beautiful stone. Fantastic customer service.
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This country's most decorated female hockey player and the man who scored a crucial overtime goal during the 1984 Canada Cup are among the latest inductees into the Canada Sports Hall of Fame.
Cassie Campbell, who retired from the National Women's Team in 2006 after a career that included 100 points in 157 international games and 20 international medals, and Mike Bossy, whose OT goal in 1984 gave Team Canada a semi-final win over the Soviet Union, will be honoured on at a gala dinner in Toronto. Campbell and Bossy will be joined by four other athletes at the ceremony: Olympic wrestling champion Daniel Igali, former CFL football star Doug Flutie, Olympic cross-country ski champ Beckie Scott and Major League Baseball's Larry Walker.
Campbell was captain of the National Women's Team from the 1993-94 season until she retired in 2006. She is the only Canadian hockey player, male or female, to captain Canada to two Olympic gold medals, having done so in 20. Among her 20 international medals are six golds from the IIHF World Women's Championship (1994, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004).
Campbell continues to be involved in the game of hockey through her work with the Chevrolet Safe and Fun Hockey Program and as an analyst on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada and TSN's coverage of national and international hockey tournaments.
Bossy played 10 seasons in the NHL, all with the New York Islanders, and helped the team win four Stanley Cups in the early 1980s. Bossy set the standard for goal scoring, hitting the 50-goal plateau in nine consecutive seasons, a mark that still stands.Bossy's NHL resumé also includes the 1978 Calder Trophy as rookie of the year, the 1982 Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP and the 1983, 19 Lady Byng Trophy, as the league's most sportsmanlike player. He was also a five-time member of the NHL's first all-star team.
Bossy's international experience included two Canada Cups (19). In 1984, Canada beat the Soviet Union in a semi-final before defeating Sweden in two straight games to take the best-of-three final.
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Anyone esle having a problem with their new forerunner 305
II ran 7x0.5 mile intervals today and it worked fine.I might not be using exactly as it is meant to be used.I will contact garmin.
I am using the speed as opposed to heart rate as I am seeking to get a good for age for FLM and I thought that if I can keep up the training times I should be Ok.I have missed my target time for London twice now by less than two minutes. (Buggrit)
Hubby has Garmin 305- I bought it last Christmas. We all use it turns.
Only prob, would love to ba able to print out stats. Any tips?
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I recently decided to bin all my saved courses and start again. Unfortunately when I try to transfer a new course from the history folder I get "Memory Full"
My girlfriend is going to get me an FR 305 for xmas, but this thread really puts the fear of God in me, is this a product to avoid?