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After disappointing housing data last week, new home sales data brings some good news.
It looks like construction could be making a comeback.
Sales of newly built homes shot up to their highest level in more than two years, the Commerce Department reported Monday, jumping almost 8 percent from April. Year-over-year, sales were a whopping 20 percent higher.
Prices for new homes rose almost 6 percent over last year's May numbers, as well.
That's good news for the construction industry, which has languished in the wake of one of the nation's worst housing busts. Strengthening demand for new homes has also boosted builder sentiment, which rose to its highest level in five years, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
Monday's new home sales numbers come on the heels of other weakening housing data last week. Although existing home sales were up almost 10 percent year-over-year, May numbers revealed a slight pullback. Meanwhile, builders broke ground on significantly fewer homes in May, stoking fears that gains in the construction sector might be fizzling out.
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Despite all the mixed messages, economists are confident that the housing market has "hit bottom" after more than five years of steady home price declines and anemic demand.
"We see the May new home sales report as yet another data point that supports our view that housing is in a moderate recovery phase," Michael Gapen of Barclays wrote in a note to clients.
Nevertheless, economists expect more ups and downs from the housing market in coming months, especially if the economy continues to slow. May saw some of the worst job gains, which could translate into waning demand for housing.
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Named to the Atlantic Sun All-Freshmen Team ... one of three Eagles to start all 52 games ... batted .210 with three doubles and three home runs ... drove in 15 runs and scored 19 times ... switch positions in the middle of the season, moving from shortstop to third base … opened her collegiate hit going 1-for-3 with a triple versus Canisus (Feb. 13) … followed that with a 2-for-3 performance with a home run against Long Island (Feb. 13) … hit another home run versus St. Francis (Feb. 28) … hit a double and a home run off Villanova (Feb. 28 & Mar. 6) … drove in two runs in the second game against the BIG EAST foe … picked up her first conference hit against Kennesaw State (Mar. 19), going 2-for-4 in game one of the double header … had a RBI versus Stony Brook (Mar. 13) and Illinois (Mar. 19) … went 1-for-3 and had two RBI on a double against Oklahoma State (Mar. 20) … drove in one batter against conference foe Jacksonville (Mar. 25) … had a double in game one against ETSU (Apr. 3) … went 3-for-3 against Campbell (Apr. 8) with two RBI ... closed out her rookie season with a 2-for-5 day and two runs scored against Mercer (Apr. 24).
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The seat belt bill showed signs of life on Monday as House leaders moved it into position for a vote, but key lawmakers were predicting the count would be tight.
Although House Bill 2108 has passed both the House Transportation and Judiciary committees, it has been stalled for the last two weeks.
On Monday the House Rules Committee voted to put the bill on its active agenda, officially breathing life back into the controversial measure.
The bill would make failure to wear a seat belt a primary offense - a violation that would allow police officers to pull over a driver. Right now someone must be speeding, driving erratically or otherwise committing a primary offense for an officer also to cite the person for not wearing the seat belt.
Currently, 32 states have primary seat belt laws and 17 have secondary laws like West Virginia's. One state, New Hampshire, has neither.
Under the bill moving in the House, the $25 fine would remain the same.
For five years Sen. Corey Palumbo, D-Kanawha, has introduced the measure only to see it die in the House. He introduced it again in the Senate this year but wanted to see how lawmakers in the opposite chamber dealt with their own bill.
On Monday he said he had heard there was enough support in the House to pass the bill but was unaware the measure actually was headed to the House floor.
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He/She is accountable for all aspects of care (preoperative evaluation, participation in the OR as surgeon or first assistant, providing postoperative care and a post discharge follow-up visit) for all patients admitted to the assigned service. The senior resident also has a greater role in teaching and supervising the junior surgical residents.
During the fourth year, the resident will function in a senior capacity on the Trauma Service, the Vascular/Transplant service, the Cardiothoracic service, Elective General Surgery and will also have the opportunity to complete an outside elective of his/her choice pending approval of the Program Director.
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Del Stubbs shows you in step-by-step close action how to turn beautiful bowls and plates from dry or green lumber you cut yourself.
Now re-issued in DVD format, this classic Fine Woodworking video workshop takes you right into an expert woodworker's shop.
- You'll see firsthand how to do the work, the tools, the techniques, and the subtle rhythm of each process.
- 120 minutes.
Now re-issued in DVD format, this classic Fine Woodworking video workshop takes you right into an expert woodworker's shop.
- Learn how to choose and hold tools, grind and modify chisels and gouges, mount bowl blanks on the lathe, rough out the bowl shape, work end grain, control warp in thin-walled bowls, and design bowl forms.
- Del Stubbs has been a turner and teacher for more than 30 years.
- He turns everything from architectural spindles and classic vases to miniatures and translucently thin bowls.
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Weight (lbs) | 0.2400 |
Length | 120 min |
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I was really pleased with this video. I was really impressed with the authors enthusiasm. He actually explained the grain orientation issue of bowl turning so it was understandable. His tips on improving a lathe were excellant. It was the best "how to" video I have ever seen.
Nit really impressed, can't reommend.
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Located in the heart of Paris, this hotel is within walking distance of Jardin des Plantes and Grande Galerie de l'Evolution. Also nearby are Notre Dame Cathedral and Louvre Museum.
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In addition to a restaurant, Hotel la Demeure features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available on request) is offered to guests. This Beaux Arts hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Hotel la Demeure is a smoke-free property.
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- Total number of rooms - 37
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Crafting with Paper, Paint, and Celery.
Do you ever buy a bunch of celery for a pot of soup, use two or three stalks and then forget it's in your crisper? I do this all the time, and by the time I find the celery it's often a bit too wilted to eat. The next time this happens to you, don't just throw it in the compost bin — grab your kids and teach them how to use celery to make some art! This is a fun and easy craft to do with kids.
Here's what you'll need for this project:
- A bunch of celery
- Paper to paint on
- Poster paint
- Rubber bands
- Paint brushes (not pictured)
- A flat surface to hold paint — I used a plastic kid's plate because that's what I had, but a lid from your recycling bin would work even better.
To start, wrap some rubber bands tightly around the top of the celery. Wrap a few more about half way down the bunch. Trim the top off the celery so that the ends are flush. Then, cut the celery straight across just below the rubber bands in the middle as in the photo above.
When you pick up the bunches of celery, you'll see that their cross sections look a bit like roses. Pretty!
Place some paint on the plate or plastic lid and spread it around a bit.
Dip the celery into the paint and evenly cover the ends.
Stamp the paint onto the paper.
Paint as many "flowers" onto the paper as you like. You can dip the different ends of the celery bunches in different color paint. They will also be slightly different sizes and shapes.
When you've finished adding flowers to your paper, add stems. Let your painting dry and then hang it up where you can enjoy it.
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Now that students once again are back in school and seriously hitting the books, it may seem contrary for your book reviewer to discuss a book of manga this week. But hear me out: manga - the cartoon style that originated in Japan - has been embraced by people around the world and has become a respected art form as well as a forum for ideas.
Just look to the work of Vancouver, British Columbia, artist Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas. As a member of the Haida Nation as well as a Canadian, Yahgulanaas has devised a felicitous new genre - Haida manga - that blends cultures and includes a powerful environmental ethic.
His beautiful new book "Flight of the Hummingbird" is an invitation to reflect, to learn and to act.
Published by Vancouver's Greystone Books, this slim volume contains a parable that derives from the Quechua people of South America but is illustrated in Yahgulanaas' Haida manga style.
Dukdukdiya is the Haida word for hummingbird and in this tale she and her fellow creatures live in the Great Forest. One day, a terrible fire starts to crackle through the trees and all of the animals must flee. At the edge of the forest they huddle together and bewail their misfortune.
All except one. Little dukdukdiya has been flying to and fro between the nearest stream and back to the forest fire. Each time, she carries a drop of water in her beak, which she then drops on the fire before returning to the stream to pick up another drop.
When the other animals finally look up from their commiseration to ask what she is doing, her reply is, "What I can."
Yahgulanaas has illustrated this tale with stylized and utterly enchanting images of creatures from squirrel and frog to wolf and owl - and of course, the diminutive but valiant dukdukdiya.
This little book has the support of some pretty powerful friends - Nobel Peace Prize winners Wangari Maathai and His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
In a cheerful, pragmatic foreword, Maathai insists that, "We can't wait for others to do it for us; we need to take action ourselves."
She speaks from firsthand experience - when she took action by planting seven trees nearly 30 years ago, she inspired the Green Belt movement that has resulted in the planting of 30 million trees across Kenya since then.
And in an afterword that is both urgent and optimistic in tone, the Dalai Lama stresses the importance of individual acts that can have a powerful cumulative effect when informed by a sense of universal responsibility.
Finally, Yahgulanaas points to a tradition in Haida stories where the tiniest creatures often are the ones to offer up the solution or critical gift. He counsels faith in the power of the small and he, too, encourages "acts that we as individuals are entirely capable of undertaking."
This is a wise and inspiring book. In this season of back-to-school, it contains a lesson for us all.
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Jordan 6 Rings "Bred" – 2013 Retro
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We've seen Jordan retros release on cycles ranging from several years to never, and never before has one of the hybrid designs spun from multiple Js ever returned with a second drop. That looks to change with the 'Bred' Jordan Six Rings returning later this year, a mere five years after it debuted with a 'Playoff' Jordan XI-inspired patent leather look. Have a closer look at these below, let us know if this is your favorite 6 Rings colorway and which are most deserving of the respect conveyed by a proper retro treatment.
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They retroed these before the Spizikes??? Retro some Spizikes! Lets see the OG spizikes, or the Cement, or the King County Spizikes!
I always liked the 6 Rings, but that achilles support was mad uncomfortable... For me, anyways.
The 6 Rings is actually one of my favorite basketball shoes to play in. It's cool to see them bringing this back. Hopefully they'll keep it going with some of the other really sharp colorways
I've been waiting on the dub zeros for years, my last pair got stolen when I was little so that would be a personal cop
@BThomas1 because there is no need to put out more and more shoes and retro kicks that arent even in demand. No need to retro six rings


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Location is far we know from other reviews - but didn't expect it to be THIS far. The owner said it's 2km from town but we cycled for like 25 mins one way so it has to be longer than that. If you have a car it's a nice place to stay but if you don't it's almost nightmare. Centipedes had appeared in the room consecutively for 2 nights - I don't hate insects but centipedes by your bed is not that sweet....
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This is a fantastic place to stay in Melaka if you are looking for a quiet, stylish and "heritage" hideout. The houses have been restored with a loving attention to detail that would be hard to surpass. The accommodation has been approached with a "nothing less than perfect will do" attitude - you get your own room slippers and there are fresh towels every day. Some 20 mins walk from the centre but taxi and bus services are good. Do get the hosts talk to you about their jewellery collection!
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We would have been more positive about Cyclamen Cottage had it been more quiet - however, being in close proximity to a religious edifice meant being woken up at 4h30 every morning by the call to prayer and ensuing service boomed out over loudspeakers. Dogs barking in front of the accommodation in the middle of the night were also a concern. The room was rather small and the hairdryer permanently connected to the wall near the shower unit seemed a little unsafe. We would not stay again.
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Lisbon Central prevailed in a shootout after a tie with Heuvelton and downed the host Blue Devils 1-0 to win the OFA Girls Soccer Tournament on Tuesday.
Members of the team coached by Scott and Bruce Richardson are: Jackie Spovie, Holly Williams, Katie Sovie, Alyshia Murray, Maeve Bowdish, Alex Amo, Beth Crowley, Hanna Richardson, Madeline Caufield, Maddy Vine, Rileigh Mee, Aneissa Fields, Rebekah Robinson, Courtney Green, Katie Barney, Sierra Erwin, Adrien Hyde, Fayeanne West, Maggie Crowley, Claire Donaldson and Kristen Warner.Warner also helps Gabby Walker with scorekeeping duties. (Shea Photo)


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A four-game skid at perennial hockey powerhouse North Dakota is a rarity.
Losing five in a row — something the school avoided Sunday with a 3-2 road win against the University of Nebraska at Omaha — is darn near unthinkable.
North Dakota held off a third-period barrage by the Mavericks to post the victory in front of 6,963 at CenturyLink Center. The win allowed coach Dave Hakstol's squad to gain a split of the two-game series and avoid a fifth consecutive loss for the first time since 1995, when current UNO coach Dean Blais was head coach there.
Hakstol said he preferred to look ahead rather than back.
"We didn't talk about any of that," he said. "We just talked about going out and playing hard, and we did that."
North Dakota (3-4-1, 2-4-0 National Collegiate Hockey Conference) scored a soft goal off freshman goalie Kirk Thompson 2:26 into the game and never trailed. The loss snapped UNO's three-game winning streak and dropped Blais' squad to 5-5-0, 3-1-0 in the conference.
"This was a tough one to lose," Blais said. "Our guys played hard, but we just didn't get the bounces."
The Mavs cut their deficit to 3-2 with 12 seconds left in the second period when Josh Archibald scored on the power play. He took a nifty centering pass from Dominic Zombo and stuffed the puck past North Dakota goalie Clarke Saunders.
UNO had several scoring opportunities in the third period but was unable to tie the game. One of the best came with nine minutes left when the Mavs enjoyed a two-man advantage for 1:45 but came up empty.
Another came with 1:01 left after UNO had pulled its goalie for an extra attacker. After Saunders made a save, an official blew his whistle a split-second before Jake Guentzel rammed home the rebound.
"The ref said the goalie had it covered," Blais said. "He was in position to see it and it was the right call."
The final missed chance came with 10 seconds left when senior defenseman Michael Young rifled a shot off the crossbar. The puck caromed away and North Dakota killed off the final seconds to earn the victory.
"It couldn't have been any closer," Young said. "Coach was preaching all week about how hard we were going to have to play, but their goalie was unbelievable."
North Dakota had grabbed the early lead. A shot from center ice was stopped by Thompson, though he was unable to control it. Derek Rodwell raced in and tapped the puck into the net, his first goal of the season.
UNO tied it with 4:39 left in the first period when defenseman Ian Brady scored on the power play. He took a pass from Johnnie Searfoss and fired in a high shot from the slot.
North Dakota scored another odd goal while shorthanded to reclaim the lead with 13:49 left in the second period. Forwards Michael Parks and Luke Johnson broke free on a 2-on-1 and Parks put on the brakes near the net and jammed the puck past Thompson.
"The first goal was a fluke and the second one was a weak goal," Blais said. "Those two were momentum killers."
Thompson was replaced after that second goal by another freshman, Reed Peters. Junior goalie Ryan Massa, who made 28 saves in a 4-2 win over North Dakota on Saturday night, did not suit up for the game.
North Dakota made it 3-1 less than three minutes later when Drake Caggiula scored after the puck caromed off his skate. The play was reviewed by video replay official Joe Quartoroli and the two referees, and the goal stood.
Archibald's power-play goal late in the second period made it 3-2, but that's how the game would end.
"It was hectic, especially that third period," Hakstol said. "Things haven't come easy for us this season, but it was nice to get this win."
North Dakota's Saunders made 36 saves to earn his first victory this year. Peters, seeing his first action of the season, made 17 saves but surrendered what proved to be the winning goal and took the loss.
The Mavs will continue their six-game homestand Friday night with the first of two nonconference games against second-ranked Michigan.
North Dakota (3-4-1, 2-4-0) .......................................... 1 2 0—3
At UNO (5-5-0, 3-1-0) .................................................. 1 1 0—2
First period: 1, UND, Rodwell 1 (Sanderson, Pattyn), 2:26. 2, UNO, Brady 2 (Searfoss, Guentzel), 15:21 (pp).
Second period: 3, UND, Parks 5 (LaDue), 6:11 (sh). 4, UND, Caggiula 4 (Mattson, Grimaldi). 8:52. 5, UNO, Archibald 8 (Young, Zombo), 19:48 (pp).
Shots on goal:
North Dakota .......................................... 7 12 9—28
Power plays: UND 0-4, UNO 2-6.
Penalties-minutes: UND 8-16, UNO 6-12.
Goalies: UND, Saunders, 1-0-0 (38 shots, 36 saves), 60:00. UNO, Thompson, 10 shots, 8 saves), 26:11; Peters 0-1-1 (18 shots, 17 saves), 32:25.
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The Roots of Learning Self-Control
By Shoshana Hayman, director of Life Center, The Israel Center for Attachment Parenting, www.lifecenter.org.il
I was looking forward to a pleasant afternoon on the playground with my grandchildren, only to find all too soon I had to play the part of guard, referee and advocate. There were several other children occupying the swings and slides, and the scenarios that unfolded were to be expected—young children pushing each other, shouting at each other, throwing sand at each other, sticking their tongues out at each other and calling each other names. After watching over the 2-year-old on the steps to the slide so he wouldn't get pushed down by a rambunctious 3-year-old, it was time to put an end to the sand throwing that was taking place among the 5- and 6-year-olds. Â
In order for children to be patient, courteous and considerate of each other, they need to be flexible, recover easily from disappointment and adapt quickly to new situations. For example, the child who thought he'd have the slide to himself now has to share it with three other children, and when he runs to the swings, he discovers that they are all occupied by children who got there before him. Besides adaptability, children also need to remember that they care about others at the same time that they are trying to fulfill their own desires. These are the same abilities we adults need in our own relationships. When you think of how difficult it can be sometimes for adults in marriage or in work relationships, you can get a picture of how much more difficult it is for children who are not yet fully developed and mature.
Deep instincts and impulses drive young children's behavior. When they can't have something they want, when they don't win, when someone doesn't want to play with them, when they are not big or strong enough, when they can't fix something, when they can't stop time, when they have to wait, and when things aren't going as they had planned, they are filled with frustration. This frustration drives them to be impulsive, aggressive and attacking. Their reactions are extreme and untempered. Just like an accident, the impulse to attack simply "happens to them."  If all goes well developmentally, when children reach the age of 7 or 8, they will begin to have more self-control and consideration for others when they play. Â
Parents, grandparents, teachers and other adults involved in the lives of children play a critical role in helping them safely discharge the frustration of their social interactions and in supporting the natural development of self-control that grows from within the child.  When children lose control of themselves, they need an adult who can take control and restore order to the situation. In the incident, when one child is hurting another physically, verbally or with gestures, the parent has to take whatever steps are necessary to take care of the symptoms of aggression and stop the hurtful behavior. For example, if children are throwing sand at each other, they need to be intercepted and stopped—calmly, firmly and without much ado.
After the incident is over and children are calm, deeper work can be done to address the root of the problem. This means priming adaptation, the process that grows flexibility and resilience in the child. The child with attacking impulses needs someone who can come alongside his feelings of frustration and help him find the sadness and tears over all that wasn't working for him. A compassionate adult needs to help the child find his soft heart.
"That didn't work for you the way you wanted…"
"You were hoping that…"
"It was disappointing that…"
This is the first step towards being able to contain frustration, gain self-control, recover from disappointment and feel caring towards others.
The day will come when we can sit on a bench in the park and rest while children are at play. But while children are young, they need us to protect them from the worst of one another's behavior. Nature is on our side, and in due time children will mature and gain control over their own behavior.


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By Cliff Kincaid
March 2, 2010
A story by Kenneth P. Vogel in the Politico, under the headline, "Conservatives Target Their Own Fringe," insists that "the conservative establishment" is launching a purge of "extremist elements" from the conservative movement. However, these extremists are conspicuously not identified in the article as the "gay conservatives" who co-sponsored the recent Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). These are the "anal sex practitioners," as Howard Phillips of the Conservative Caucus prefers to calls them.
This Phillips term is not intended to demean anyone; it is descriptive of what male homosexuals do. Such unnatural and extreme behavior, in addition to being dangerous, makes a mockery of the traditional moral and religious values that conservatives hold dear.
Vogel, however, claims the homosexuals were actually welcomed, by virtue of the fact that there was "jeering" of "an anti-gay activist at CPAC who condemned organizers for inviting gay Republican group GOProud to participate."
1- What he ignores is the evidence that the "jeering" came mostly from non-conservatives, many of them libertarians, and that the "anti-gay activist," Ryan Sorba of Young Americans for Freedom, was rebutting a pro-gay speaker, a leader of a group who told me he wasn't a conservative in the first place.
To clear things up for Kenneth Vogel and others in the media, let us make it clear that a true conservative like Howard Phillips, who has been a leader in the conservative movement for several decades, understands that conservatism means traditional moral and religious values, a strong national defense, and economic freedom. There is nothing complicated or confusing about it. The homosexual movement, founded by a member of the Communist Party by the name of Harry Hay, simply doesn't qualify for admission, no matter how many libertarians in the CPAC audience may applaud for GOProud or jeer Ryan Sorba.
In order to purge the conservative movement of its extremists, CPAC will have to remove its own organizers who let them in.
the "Fringe"
The story ignores the real problem of how the "conservative establishment"
-- in the form of the CPAC organizers -- picked actual and real extremists
to co-sponsor their event. And those were the self-described "gay
conservatives" who reject the social conservatism that has been
an essential part of the conservative movement. The well-established and
well-known Family Research Council pulled out of CPAC because CPAC organizer
David Keene decided to allow GOProud, a relatively new organization that
works for the election of "centrist" and liberal Republicans,
into the event. But this mistake is overlooked by Vogel.
The "conservative establishment" is not defined in the Vogel article, but the "extremists" are said to be the "birther, truther or militia movements or the John Birch Society."
According to Vogel, whose story is about ferreting out alleged extremists from the conservative ranks, there is a "new approach" to purging these elements but it has "drawbacks" that were said to be on display at CPAC, such as the inclusion of John Birch Society as a co-sponsor. Vogel added, "And while conference organizers nixed a panel on Obama's citizenship, a birther contingent still made its presence felt, as did the Oath Keepers, who co-sponsored the conference."
Vogel describes the Oath Keepers as a "militia-linked group," an obvious effort to tie them to the armed citizen organizations blamed by some for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. But his evidence is a New York Times article describing Oath Keepers as "a new player in a resurgent militia movement." This article, in turn, talks about "informal ties" between the groups, whatever that means.
Of far more serious concern is close collaboration between the Oath Keepers and radio host Alex Jones, who has become a favorite of Russian television and actually went on the Russia Today network to defend the Kremlin's invasion of the independent state of Georgia. (More on this in the second part of this series).
The "birther" presence at CPAC was said to be, through the link in Vogel's story, one "Philip J. Berg, a Pennsylvania lawyer and Hillary Clinton supporter," who has demanded documentation in court of Obama's U.S. citizenship and was at CPAC. So the "birther" movement actually crosses ideological lines.
Political Conspiracies
The John Birch Society (JBS), which tends to be known for a conspiracy view of history, is said to be an organization that must be purged from the conservative movement. MSNBC-TV lesbian commentator Rachel Maddow, who would never do a story about how Communist Harry Hay founded the gay rights movement, hammered away at JBS co-sponsorship of CPAC because, she said, the JBS believes in too many conspiracies about communist plots.
To begin with, as we all know, political conspiracies do exist. That is why scandals happen. If anybody wants evidence of a political conspiracy, they should look no further than Michael Calderone's 1500-word Politico story about how former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards concealed and lied about his adulterous affair. The major media failure to vet Edwards "is worrisome in a changed political world where politicians - be they Barack Obama or Sarah Palin - can burst upon the national stage and seemingly overnight become candidates for higher office," Calderone argues.
The difference, of course, is that Palin was savaged and scrutinized by the media while Obama was given a pass on such matters as his mentoring by Communist Party member Frank Marshall Davis and Davis's 600-page FBI file. Our media didn't and don't want to go there.
Communism was and is a conspiracy. Without commenting on every charge made by the JBS or its leaders over the years, its central claim -- that U.S. leaders are working with the communists and others to lay the groundwork for world government – cannot be dismissed out of hand. Objectively speaking, one has to admit that talk of global taxes and world government is frequently in the news and cannot be said to be the fantasies of the "black helicopter" crowd. Even the Pope has stated his belief in a "World Political Authority." His own Vatican newspaper published a favorable review of Marxist theory.
At this late date, no one can seriously doubt that a "New World Order" of some kind is coming into being. The real questions are to what extent it is being deliberately designed to subvert America's standing in the world and the American way of life, and what role President Obama is playing in it.
Critics of the JBS have to concede the organization has been on the right track about an emerging world government.
On the matter of the so-called truthers and birthers, these are two entirely different issues. People at 9/11 "truth movement" gatherings are from both the right and left. They include talk show host Alex Jones, supposedly on the right, and communist Van Jones, on the left. They share a deep suspicion of government being dominated by corporations and intelligence agencies, which are supposed to be pulling the strings behind the scenes.
The 9/11 Intelligence Failure
In the case of 9/11, however, there is abundant evidence of a massive intelligence failure that led to the Muslim attacks. The real question is whether the mistakes have been corrected and whether government officials responsible for this intelligence failure have been held accountable. The answer to that is clearly no.
The 9/11 "truthers" ignore the fact that, if U.S. officials orchestrated 9/11, why couldn't these same officials have planted weapons of mass destruction in Iraq in order to justify the overthrow of the Saddam Hussein regime? That would have been relatively easy, compared to the complicated and elaborate schemes required to strike the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and then to blame the attacks on Muslims hijacking U.S. commercial aircraft.
If 9/11 had been a conspiracy by elements of the U.S. Government, why, then, didn't they pin the blame for the post 9/11 anthrax attacks on Al Qaeda as well? The FBI, however, has adamantly refused to do so, in the face of evidence actually linking members of this Muslim terrorist group to the anthrax murders. As we have argued, this demonstrates stupidity and incompetence by government officials to the point of corruption. The problem in the federal government under the Bush and Obama Administrations is the failure to understand and address the Islamic threat, not the orchestration or sponsorship of that threat.
While conservatives are being urged to purge "truthers" from their ranks, "truther" Van Jones is returning to the George Soros-funded Center for American Progress (CAP), which has supplied personnel and ideas to the Obama Administration. Indeed, Jones worked previously for CAP before he went to his White House job.
The 9/11 "inside job" claims are a diversion from the serious effort to analyze and hold accountable those in the government who failed to do their jobs of preventing the attacks on America. It is no surprise that the Al-Jazeera and Russia Today government-funded propaganda channels have been promoting the 9/11 "truth movement," knowing that it deflects attention away from the real perpetrators of these terrorist acts and inspires even more hatred of America.
The "Birthers"
The "birther" issue is quite different. In his piece, Vogel defines birthers as "conservatives who believe that Obama was not born in the United States and is, therefore, ineligible to be president." As we have seen, however, the "birther" at CPAC cited in his article is a Hillary Clinton Democrat.
This is an issue that crosses ideological lines because honest liberals recognize the simple fact that the copy of the birth certificate released by the Obama campaign is lacking in basic and essential information about who attended the birth and what hospital it took place in. One of the prominent skeptics regarding the authenticity of this document is former CIA officer Larry Johnson, a supporter of Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential primaries..
Glenn Beck has said brief newspaper notices about Obama's birth add to the evidence that he was indeed born in Hawaii. But they, too, are lacking in essential information as well, such as the name of hospital and attending physician.
By releasing a copy of my own birth certificate, I have tried to demonstrate what other necessary information is lacking about Obama's birth. The only way to address these questions is to identify where exactly he was born, in what hospital, and what doctor was present. All of this information should be on an original birth certificate. There is some unexplained reason why this document has not been released. That is why the "birther" issue is still legitimate and why Beck and others should not cavalierly dismiss those like Joseph Farah of WorldNetDaily who are willing to keep asking the hard questions.
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So-called "conservatives" in the media, such as those mentioned in the Vogel Politico story who refuse to tolerate even the asking of serious questions about Obama's background, have either been intimidated by the liberal/left or are afraid of doing the hard work required to get answers. In any case, they are not part of any "conservative establishment" and have no claim of influence over the conservative media as a whole. Indeed, they give conservative journalism a bad name.
Coming up in Part Two: Alex Jones, Russian Television, and the Oath Keepers.
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Posted Feb 28 // Megan and Nora
The Oscars are mere days away and I have glitz and glamour on my mind! My favorite part of The Oscars is the red carpet! I love to see the glamorous gowns, the sparkling jewels, the gorgeous hair, the flawless makeup! I love it all! And while I will almost certainly never walk the red carpet myself, that doesn't mean I might not someday wear an Oscar-worthy gown! I would love to slip into any of these six gorgeous gowns, all found on the racks at Southdale Center! Wearing one of these showstopping pieces, you would definitely fit right in with all of the elegant stars on the red carpet!
1. Strapless Dress // H&M // $69.95
The print and cocktail length are so much fun! This dress is for the glam gal who doesn't take herself too seriously!
2. BR Monogram Belted Jumpsuit // Banana Republic // $140
Yes, I realize that this is not a gown, but why not take a fashion risk on the red carpet? This jumpsuit is sure to turn heads!
3. Lace Corset High-Low Dress // Arden B. // $159
This gown is super sexy! The lace, corset-like bodice and high-low hem will definitely have all eyes on you!
4. Megan Long Dress in Silk Chiffon // J. Crew // $365
Nothing stands out quite like a red dress! This silk chiffon number is classic and beautiful.
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I love a blue gown on the red carpet! This Ralph Lauren stunner is so figure flattering and the beading at the hip adds a little extra flair!
6. Waterfall Tiered Gown // White House Black Market // $300
The waterfall tiered skirt on this gown is so breathtaking! It really takes this otherwise simple black gown to a whole new level!
Will you be watching The Oscars this weekend? Which of these gowns would you choose to wear for your red carpet debut?
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Jumpsuit Love
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If you has asked me 10 years ago if I would ever wear a romper (again), I for sure would have said no. I know they say that if you have worn a trend once, you're not supposed to wear it again, but you know what...I never listened to that rule. If I had, I would never wear skinny jeans, leggings, legwarmers, or hoop earrings again. So when you say jump(suit), I say how high!
Here are a few of my favorites.
I am loving this Emerald Sundae Belted Jumpsuit from Macy's. It is both chic and stylish, and it also looks cozy and comfy. Pair it with some flats for a day at the beach, or some heels and a statement necklace for a night on the town.
This Split-Sleeve Chiffon Romper from Arden B. is making me swoon a little bit. The color is so beautiful and universally flattering, and it gives you the feel of wearing a dress, with the comfort of shorts. That's a win/win in my book!
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Spring Trend: The Crop Top
Posted Feb 21 // Megan and Nora
Crop tops were all over the Spring runways and are sure to be a huge trend in the coming months. And while a belly-baring top may seem like a tough trend to wear in real life, I don't think it has to be. Try pairing a cute cropped tank with high-waisted jeans or a skirt. Or layer a cropped tee over a longer, more fitted tank top. Or throw on a cute crop top under a longer boyfriend cardigan or a denim jacket! There are so many ways to wear this trend and there is really no reason to shy away! Especially when Francesca's has so many cute crop tops from which to choose! Check out some of my favorites:
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The fringe detail and crochet pattern on this top gives it such a fun, boho vibe. I can easily see this one paired with jean shorts and gladiator sandals for a casual day look. Once the sun goes down, throw on a flirty, party skirt, some sky high heels, and a bold red lip, and you're ready for a night on the town!
Laguna Floral Crop Top // $24
The daisies on this top are so cheerful and fun! I would pair this tank with a pair of light wash skinny jeans and clogs for an easy, casual daytime look! It would also be super cute with a solid color bodycon skirt and booties!
Key West Fringed Crop Top // $28
I am really loving fringe for spring! This top would look super adorable worn with skinny jeans, a fitted denim jacket, and some wedge sneakers! Throw on a statement necklace if you're feeling fancy!
What do you think of the crop top trend? Would you wear any of these looks? Luckily for me, winter is still going strong here, so that gives me time to work on my abs before trying this trend! Until then, I will be dreaming of spring and shopping all of these looks, and more, at Southdale Center!
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Jewelery For Valentines Day...or Any Day
Posted Feb 14 // Megan and Nora
I know there are a lot of you out there who don't love Valentines Day. Some people love it, some people hate it. Personally, I think that love should be shown every day, but why not have one special day to really show your love.
I prefer a handmade gift on Valentines Day, but if someone were to throw in a necklace or maybe some fun earrings, I certainly wouldn't object.
So, in honor of Valentines Day, head over to Southdale, and treat yourself to a little love. If you're not sure what to buy, I've got a few ideas below.
Kay Amethyst Ring
This ring is a gorgeous way to celebrate all of February. Amethyst is the birthstone of February, and paired with diamonds in the beautiful vintage-inspired look, you really can't go wrong!
If you're more of a funky statement necklace sort of person, this pink teardrop necklace from Francesca's is right down your alley. I'm keeping in pink in honor of Valentine's Day, but spring is just around the corner, and we could all use a little dose of spring right now!
These crystal balldrop earrings from Macy's are amazing. I can see them with the perfect little black (or red) dress, or with jeans and a t-shirt. What a fun way to add a little sparkle to any outfit.
And last, but not least, if you really want to scream "love!" then this little bangle set from Claire's will do just that. This gold set is so fun with the word love and cute little red jeweled hearts on them! They would make any outfit fun and flirty!
Why not treat yourself this year?
Go ahead, you deserve it!
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January may be the best month to get the cheapest price, saving you hundreds or even thousands of dollars getting to your new digs.
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"Anywhere from November to March, not much is going on. Movers are going to give you price breaks," he said.
Manzella says the end of the week and the end of the month are also peak times with higher rates and should be avoided to save 10 to 20 percent off the move.
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Democracy Now! reports on the latest developments in Haiti, and former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's historic journey home after seven years in exile in South Africa.
July 12 marked the six-month anniversary of the devastating earthquake here in Haiti that killed as many as 300,000 people and left much of the country in ruins. Up to 1.8 million people are living in squalid tent cities, with inadequate sanitation, if any, no electricity and little security, or any respite from the intense heat and the worsening rains.Jul 14, 2010 | Columns & Articles
Haiti is struggling to recover six months after the earthquake — one of the worst natural disasters in history. Up to 300,000 were killed, and more than 1.5 million were made homeless. We go inside the Camp de Mars tent camp across from the crushed national palace in Port-au-Prince to let the Haitians living there tell their stories. [includes rush transcript]Jul 14, 2010 | Story
Six months after the earthquake, many Haitians told us they have seen little in terms of recovery efforts despite the billions of dollars in aid pledged from around the world. At the heart of the matter is the issue of land ownership. We speak with journalist Kim Ives of Haiti Liberté. In his latest article, he writes the way the Interim Commission to Reconstruct Haiti is dealing with the issue of land "is the Haitian equivalent of the US...Jul 14, 2010 | Story
Something that gets lost in all the coverage of the Haiti earthquake is how people on the ground organize in the face of adversity. Rape and violence against women has become increasingly widespread in the tent camps across Haiti. While Haitian police and UN forces have done little, women on the ground are organizing to protect themselves. We spoke with Malia Villard Appolon, coordinator of KOFAVIV, the committee of women for survival. [includes...Jul 14, 2010 | Story
Sister Mary Finnick, the director of Matthew 25 House in Port-au-Prince, is critical of the stalled recovery efforts in Haiti. "When everybody comes and has a solution for Haiti, it only creates a problem," Sister Mary says. "A lot of people are coming from the United States, but they're doing the work the Haitian people should be doing. I would say, send the money you paid for your ticket to supplement a family so that the...Jul 14, 2010 | Story
Two-time Academy Award-winning actor and director Sean Penn was honored by the Haitian government on Monday at a ceremony marking the six-month anniversary of the earthquake that killed 300,000 people and left more than 1.5 million homeless. Penn first came to Haiti after the earthquake struck to help with immediate relief efforts. He decided to stay to finish what he started. He co-founded the J/P Haitian Relief Organization and is managing a...Jul 13, 2010 | Story
International donors have committed $9.9 billion for the reconstruction of earthquake-ravaged Haiti over the next several years. Over fifty nations and international organizations made the pledges at a UN donor conference after the Haitian government unveiled a long-awaited rebuilding plan. It's unclear how much of the pledges come from previous commitments and how much will actually be delivered. We hear from Haitians protesting outside...Apr 01, 2010 | Story
President Bill Clinton, now the UN Special Envoy to Haiti, publicly apologized last month for forcing Haiti to drop tariffs on imported, subsidized US rice during his time in office. The policy wiped out Haitian rice farming and seriously damaged Haiti's ability to be self-sufficient. On Wednesday, journalist Kim Ives of Haiti Liberté questioned Clinton about his change of heart and his stance on the return of ousted Haitian President Jean-Bertrand...Apr 01, 2010 | Story
Last year, the well-known activist medical anthropologist Dr. Paul Farmer was appointed the UN Deputy Special Envoy for Haiti. Farmer is founder of the charity Partners in Health, which provides healthcare for people with HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and other conditions in Haiti, as well as more than eight other countries around the world. He has vocally criticized US destabilization efforts in Haiti as well as major US corporations that have...Apr 01, 2010 | Story
Haitian President René Préval said Sunday that the death toll from the earthquake could reach 300,000 once all the bodies are recovered from the rubble. We speak to Peter Hallward, professor of Modern European Philosophy at Middlesex University. "Unless prevented by renewed popular mobilisation in both Haiti and beyond, the perverse international emphasis on security will continue to distort the reconstruction effort, and with it the configuration...Feb 22, 2010 | Story
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A July 20 debate among candidates for Clallam County prosecutor consisted largely of incumbent Deb Kelly maintaining her office is doing fine while her opponents were saying it just isn't so.
In their opening statements, Democratic candidates Lauren Erickson and Larry Freedman both pointed to a high turnover rate in Kelly's office as a sign of poor leadership in front of the audience of close to 100.
Erickson, a former deputy prosecutor for 12 years, left the prosecutors office in 2007.
Freedman said the prosecutors office, which has 11 attorneys, has lost 33 since Kelly took office in 2002, along with seven other staff members.
Kelly maintains the turnover is due to normal life issues such as health or family reasons, people leaving for better jobs or people being fired for not meeting her high standards.
After Kelly said the turnover has largely "stopped in its tracks," Freedman responded that last year six people quit and two were fired.
Freedman claimed no other county in the state has such a high turnover rate or such high delay rates for criminal cases.
The Board for Judicial Administration set time standards for criminal cases as follows: Within four months 90 percent should be adjudicated, by six months 98 percent, and by nine months 100 percent.
Adjudication is the process by which a judge or arbiter reviews arguments and evidence in legal cases.
Data from online state court system records shows Clallam County is far behind the board's standards, Freedman said.
Last year just over half of all criminal cases reached adjudication within four months, 67 percent within six months and 75 percent within nine months, according to the state data. It was worse in 2008, when 44 percent of cases reached adjudication within four months, just over half within six and 65 within nine months.
"Justice delayed is justice denied," Freeman said.
During her rebuttal Kelly said yes, delays happen, "but that's the judge, not us."
Erickson brought up an age discrimination and harassment lawsuit against the office and said it easily could have been avoided. According to a public records request, the county has spent $400,000 so far fighting the suit, she said.
"Anybody can sue anybody at anytime," Kelly responded during her rebuttal. "I'm confident the county will prevail."
Freedman contested Kelly's purported 91-percent conviction rate with statistics from 2009 showing that out of 32 criminal cases that went to trial, 10 were acquitted or found not guilty.
"I claimed the 91 percent for the last term not the last year," Kelly responded.
When asked, Kelly said she calculates the conviction rate by averaging the resolution data from the state. But generally she has been too busy to keep her own statistics, she said.
"I haven't had time, I've been running an office," she said.
Erickson said a 91-percent conviction rate leads her to think only easy cases are going to trial, which means there should be better communication between the defense and the prosecution.
"Easy cases shouldn't go to trial," she said. "It wastes money."
Freedman said his own analysis of the cases that went to trial over the past five years shows 39 percent were found guilty as charged, 24 percent were found not guilty and 37 percent were found guilty of reduced charges. Freedman said a guilty conviction on lesser charges isn't a win.
The three candidates did agree on some areas including bringing land-use litigation in-house, using diversion programs for nonviolent offenders and narrowly applying the death penalty.
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If you could paint a picture of a Caribbean beach then Pigeon Point would be it. Some of the most amazing turquoise water lapping against a beautiful white sandy beach, with grass roof huts scattered around and swaying palm trees overhanging. Many images of Pigeon Point have been used in magazines and brochures, which reinforces the beauty of the spot even more. All this combined makes for a totally fantastic experience and an even better location for participating in you boardsport of choice.
The windsurfing and kitesurfing takes play inside Buccoo Bay which on the inside of Pigeon Point. Easy freeriding or freestyle is usually the order of the day with the wind never really getting too strong. The outside of the bay is flanked by an offshore reef that stops all the swells coming onto the inside. It is possible to sail in the surf, but a degree of ability and skill is needed as you are quite a way from shore. Its flat shallow waters are great for the cautious beginner windsurfer, but also excellent for blasting intermediates and advanced sailors. Tobago is the ultimate windsurfing location for couples or families with mixed abilities.
Pigeon Point for many years was privately owned land but has since been re-purchased by the Government for the benefit of the local people. But one thing to bare in mind is if you are not participating in water borne activity then you do have to pay to use the beach facilities which costs around TT$18pp.
If the swell is big then head to Mt Irvine Bay. You will be treated to some seriously hollow wave action that breaks over a shallow sand and reef bottom. It can be sailed but is more a surfing wave due how fast it breaks.
There are other windsurfing/kiting and surfing spots on the island but they may take a bit of hunting down and may only be for the experienced. If you are prepared to do a little searching, then who knows what you may find!
The winds are normally east to north east from October to May, averaging 12 to 20 knots. During spring they switch east to south east, about 8 to 15 knots until the rainy season in July. There is always the occasional exceptional day in between. November to January have the most constant strong winds. Tobago is basically a freeriders dream! The best intermediate and basic level learning conditions are in August to December, as low tide makes water conditions very smooth in the lagoon. June usually produces the strongest winds averaging 25 knots.
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hachintheaxe (04/29/2013) [-]
I'm expecting a **** ton of red thumb for this but, I like Saints Row better.
sweet picture though
sweet picture though
#28 to #23
irishpunker ONLINE (04/29/2013) [-]
I like both, but I find the story more forgettable in Saints Row. I only own Saints Row 2 and 3 and never played the first, but I never remembered the characters or anything. I spent most of my time dicking around. I find I remember the characters and storyline in GTA (particularly in San Andreas) more memorable.


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