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Camaro Console Oil Pressure Gauge Oil Line, Small Or Big Block, 1967-1972 Part # CG-15
Best Quality Reproduction Console Gauge Oil Line Correct Black Line Unlike Other White Reproductions Sold Elsewhere Includes Brass Nuts & Ferrules Firewall Grommet Available Separately This Camaro reproduction oil pressure gauge oil line is made exactly like the original oil line going to the console gauges in your Camaro. Over time the original can become brittle or be damaged from pulling it through the firewall during your Camaro restoration. Rick's offers this console gauge oil line to replace your original line exactly. So, buy the best parts for your Camaro restoration from Rick's today. WARNING: Do not overtighten the nut on the oil gauge or fail to hold the back of the oil gauge with a wrench as this could cause damage to the oil gauge and cause the engine to pump all of the oil out of your engine into the console and floor of your Camaro. Learn More
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Camaro Console Oil Pressure Gauge Oil Line Block Fitting, Small Or Big Block, With Sleeve & Nut, 1967-1972 Part # CG-23
Brass block-side fitting assembly for use with all small or big block engines. Learn More
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Now: $5.99 KitCamaro Oil Filter, Small Block, PF25/PF454, ACDelco, 1968-1991 Part # RC-432
AC/Delco quality replacement oil filter for all small block. Learn More
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Camaro Oil Filler Tube Cap, GM Logo, Twist-On, Chrome, 1967-1992 Part # C-631
High quality valve cover breather with inlaid acrylic GM logo. For twist on style valve covers. Learn More
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Camaro Oil Pan Drain Plug Gasket, 1967-2014 Part # RC-325
Replacement Oil Drain Plug Gasket Metal Construction Correct For 1982-1992 Rubber Insert Holds Gasket Tight To Plug Changing your oil drain plug gasket is essential when you change your oil pan. You should also check your gasket periodically and inspect your Camaro for oil leaks. This metal and rubber oil drain plug gasket from Rick's Camaros is correct for 1982-1992, but can be used as a replacement for other models from 1967-2014. You can count on Rick's Camaros for all your Camaro restoration and maintenance parts needs. Learn More
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Camaro Engine Oil Pan Gasket, Small Block, One-Piece, 1967-1974 Part # RC-722
Features Molded Neoprene Construction Installs Easily As A One-Piece Design Eliminates Chronic Oil Pan Leaks Advances in manufacturing techniques allow production of this one-piece oil pan gasket, which virtually eliminates annoying oil leaks. This molded neoprene seal replaces the original 4-piece gasket set and is much easier to install. Use of sealant is optional. Learn More
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Camaro Engine Oil Pan Kit, Aluminum, For LS1, LS2 & LS6 Engines, 1967-1981 Part # LS-3
Replacement Pan (Made By GM) High Quality One-Piece Cast Aluminum Clears Stock Steering Linkage 5.5 Quart Capacity Includes Pan, Gasket & Mounting Hardware, Windage Tray, Oil Pump Pick-Up, Dipstick & Tube Will Also Fit 2000 Or Newer Vortec Truck Engines & All LS Type Engines With 6-Bolt Main Caps Uses Oil Filter Fram PF-48 Or KN HP-1017 Learn More
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Camaro Oil Filter, V8, V6, MANN-FILTER, 1967-1992 Part # 33-00203
Optimum Filtration Direct Replacement Of Stock Filter Housing Is Pressure Resistant & Protected Against Corrosion Long-Life Seal Anti-Drain Valve Made Of High-Quality Silicone Teflon Coated Bypass Valve Fits 1967-1979 6-Cylinder 3.8L & 4.1L Fits 1968-1992 V-8 Small Block Mann + Hummel has not only accelerated the pace of filter development, but has also influenced it at times. The employment of state-of-the art research stations combined with optimally equipped laboratories and test facilities and, last but not least, the continuous exchange of ideas with our customers has secured international success of the Mann + Hummel Group. Because we have been developing and producing superior quality filtration systems for international vehicle manufactures for over 50 years, Mann + Hummel products have set benchmark standards regarding performance assessment criteria such as separation efficiency, dirt absorbency, service life and flow resistance. Learn More
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Camaro Engine Oil Dipstick Assembly, Small Block, Custom, 1970-1979 Part # 718671
Ideal For Use With Headers That Present Fit Challenges Great For An Upgraded Custom Look Features Billet Aluminum Handle & Braided Stainless Steel Sheath Learn More
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K&N Camaro Oil Filter, V8 Performance Gold, 1968-1992 Part # 718898
Provides High Volume & Low Restriction For Engine Protection & Low Oil Pump Drag For Hi-Performance & Racing Use Features 1" Wrench Nut For Quick & Easy Removal Learn More
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Camaro Oil Pan Bolt Set, Small Block, Chrome, 1967-1992 Part # CK-32
Replacement Oil Pan Bolt Set Polished Chrome Finish This Camaro replacement oil pan bolt set has been manufactured to meet or exceed factory specifications and performance. You will find the fit; finish and function will work perfectly for your Camaro. You will also be pleased to know that Rick's has sourced this oil pan bolt set among other possible parts as the best choice for your repair or restoration project. Learn More
$20.99 Set
K&N Camaro Oil Filter, Long Screw-On, 1968-1992 Part # 718912
Provides High Volume & Low Restriction For Engine Protection & Low Oil Pump Drag For Hi-Performance & Racing Use Features 1" Wrench Nut For Quick & Easy Removal Can Be Used On 1967 With Adapter P/N 718913 1 Quart Capacity Learn More
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Camaro Engine Oil Drain Plug Washer, Nylon Part # 33-11661
High Quality Oil Plug Washer Nylon Construction Fits Every Camaro owner knows how easy it is to lose small parts. If you like to maintain your Camaro yourself, it's a good idea to stock up on essentials, like this engine oil drain plug washer. This handy nylon washer is a must have for oil changes and is inexpensive enough to keep several on hand. You can count on Rick's Camaros for all you 1967-2013 Camaro part needs, large or small. Learn More
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Camaro Oil Filter, Billet Aluminum, Natural Finish, 1967-1992 Part # EP-801
Features Superior Oil Filtration Down To 8 Microns Flows 7X More Oil Than A Paper Oil Filter Allows Easy Filter Cleaning With Twist Lock Design Uses Cleanable & Reusable Lifetime Filter Includes Neodymium Pre-Filtering Magnet Here's the best and last oil filter you'll ever need for your small or big block Camaro engine. It features superior filtration from the cleanable & reusable stainless steel micronic filter material that flows 7X more than a traditional paper filter and a super strength magnet that holds onto metal particles. The T6 billet aluminum case with a unique twist lock design and O-ring seals comes in natural, chrome (P/N EP-802) or anodized silver (EP-803) that looks great while dissipating heat. Learn More
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New faces bring different dynamics for the tennis teams.
There are a lot of new faces added to the roster for the Bison tennis team this season; including freshman Tucker Olsen from McAlester, Gonzalo Garzon, Agustin Janssen and Francisco Da Silva, who are all from South America.
Head Coach Sue Dick commented on the addition of these four players saying �The kids are a blessing to work with. They appreciate the opportunity OBU has given them to be here and play tennis, they display a positive can-do attitude, enthusiasm, desire and dedication to work hard, and are anxious to get out there on the court to prove themselves. They will be the key to a successful season.�
Michael Canavan is the only returning senior for the Bison, and Dario Macanovic, who sat out last season will help lead this 24th ranked team on up in the polls. If OBU can mature quickly and come together, they will be a real threat.
The Lady Bison tennis team is starting off their season with a different approach, having five returning players including two All-American�s. The NAIA Preseason Coaches� Poll recently ranked the Lady Bison 19th.
According to Dick, the Lady Bison �need to do a better job of fighting and closing out points. They need to learn to relax on big points and improve strategies for controlling the match.�
So with the right combination of consistency and talent, these girls have a strong chance at going far in the post-season.
Key players for the Lady Bison will be All-American and ITA National Contenders Paola Costa and Lillian Fereirra. Costa is a First-Team All-American in singles ranked number eight, and Fereirra is ranked 30th in singles.
�They are a force to be reckoned with. They move well together, and after the impressive finish of fourth at the tournament they are anxious to get out on the court and �bring it� to an even more intense level,� said Dick.
The Lady Bison have added Layla Accoursi, a freshman from Brazil, to their line-up this season.
�Layla will finish out the line-up on the women�s side,� Dick said. �She is strong and has a solid serve. Her position in the line-up is going to be a key factor to our success. Making the move from clay to hard-court tennis is a challenge she has embraced and I believe she will be able to get us where we need to be when the points count.�
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A New Hartford man accused of killing his girlfriend, a SUNY Brockport student, is arraigned on Saturday at Sweden Town Court. YNN's Sheba Clarke has been following the story and has the latest from Sweden Town Court.
MONROE COUNTY -- The Monroe County Sheriff's Office says an arrest has been made in connection with the death of a College at Brockport student. Clayton Whittemore, 21, of New Hartford, was arrested at a Thruway rest stop in Dewitt near Syracuse early Saturday morning.
Whittemore was charged with second degree murder without bail after pleading not guilty at Sweden Town Court. His preliminary hearing is set for 1:00 p.m. on October 4.
Police say Whittemore is not a SUNY Brockport student, but was visiting the victim last night at the college. The two were dating, and her name is not yet been released. Police say the victim's mother called campus police, asking security to check on her. They also say she was beaten and suffered upper body trauma.
According to SUNY Brockport officials, they have grief counselors on-hand, and have spoken to many of the students about the incident.
"It's shock. At all levels. For faculty and staff it's obviously a very sad situation, but for students this may be the first time they've experienced anything like this, and I think a lot of people are just in shock right now. They can't believe what happened," said SUNY Brockport Chief Communications Officer David Mihalyov.
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Rapunzel Hostel is centrally located in the hip and happening area of Istanbul, "Galata" (in the Beyoglu district) offering a budget hostel next to the famous Galata Tower.
Istiklal Street, with its nightlife, shopping and famous cosmopolitan atmosphere is only 5 min away; as is Tünel square, which is officially the trendiest place in Istanbul right now, with a mixture of cool cafés and bars. The old city "Sultanahmet", which holds all the principal monuments of Istanbul, is also 5 min away by tram.
The nearest metro station is 2 min, tram and bus stops are 3 min walking distance away from our beloved hostel. It is a place at the heart of the city, offering you a cosy and comfortable base from which to explore the unforgettable beauty of Istanbul.
"Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair"
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Alyssa R : Perfect Stay 11/12/2013
My boyfriend and I stayed here our first few nights in Istanbul and it was perfect. Cozy, clean, super friendly staff, great little breakfast and an awesome location. I'd stay here again and recommend it to others. We had a very spacious room with our own bathroom. It was quiet and they have someone at the desk 24/7.
We loved this place.
Simon K : 09/12/2013
Been here in summer & winter and would come back anytime. It is a well run Hostel in the best part of town to stay really. And the staff is extremely nice, helpful and flexible. This is my favorite place to stay in Istanbul and I will come back as long as it exists.
LDaisy87 : Amazing Hostel 26/11/2013
Very charming hostel, would definitely recommend it! Friendly and helpful staff. Great location - very close to the Galata Tower, tramway, as well as a 20 min walk to Taksim square. Had a very clean private room & bathroom. Awesome rooftop terrace with amazing views of the city. Breakfast provided. WIFI everywhere - always a plus.
mastizio : Few Blocks from Taksim Square 22/11/2013
I spent 3 nights with my girlfriend in October. Couldn't be better. Very nice welcome from the owner who offered us a tea while he was doing our check in. Since it was not full, we got an upgrade to a bigger double room. Hot shower all the time, towels and linen for free. It is a very good starting point to visit this wonderful city. Situated in a quite street, but few minutes walk from Isticlal Caddesi.
msgee39 : Friendly staff, spacious dorms, good breakfast 25/10/2013
Rapunzel was more expensive than the hostels I've been to in Turkey, but it was worth the 18 EUR/night price.
Staff were helpful in giving directions and recommending places to eat. They also let me keep my luggage for three days after I had checked out - too accommodating.
Breakfast was good; your standard Turkish fare (cheese, tomatos, bread, olives) but also lots of good spreads (hazelnut, jam, butter) and treats (cookies, brownies). Unlimited free water, coffee and tea throughout the day.
Lockers in dorms is a good size and the lock was sturdy. Bathroom was big and clean, although it sometimes smelled at the end of a long day because toilet paper was to be thrown in a garbage bin, not flushed (thankfully, bathrooms were cleaned every day. A 5-min walk south takes you Galata Bridge and a tram and a 5-min walk takes you to Istiklal Caddesi (shopping) and the metro.
Alexis Niemann 23/10/2013
The staff here are amazing! They help you with anything that you need. The location is perfect, it's in between Sultanahmet (Old Town/ a walk away or a short tram ride) and the Night life areas (istiklal/Taksim), without the hassle of all the tourist places. They have free breakfast and a terrace with an great view. The neighborhood is quiet, you can get to anywhere in the city , and close to cheap restaurants and eateries. Clean bathrooms and dorm rooms.
Marshall Mayer: 16/10/2013
Excellent and helpful staff. Furkan was great. Incredible location! In a city like this, especially if you like to party, 24 hour reception and free breakfast is key and Rapunzel has it. The rooms are very well sized and make for a comfortable stay. And the view from the roof is amazing! Don't wait til the last night to go up there like we did. Best hostel I've ever stayed in Istanbul, I think (out of 6)
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If you have something to celebrate, or if you are seeking a location for an inspiring day out with friends or colleagues, come to the Van Abbemuseum. We offer a variety of arrangements for gatherings large and small, and we will be happy to discuss the details of your requirements with you.
The museum architecture of the Van Abbemuseum presents an exclusive ambiance for business gatherings and festivities.
The Van Abbemuseum's spectacular new building opened in 2003, integrating the original 1936 building which is now a listed monument. The new wing at the rear of the museum includes a splendid museum café with an outdoor terrace, an auditorium and a conference room. These are part of the museum, but they make up a distinct island which looks out over a pool formed by a widening in the River Dommel. Museum Café Karel 1, auditorium and conference room may be booked in combination or separately.
For more information, please contact Golda Maas:
+31 (0)40 238 1042.
Gathering with guided tour or workshop
Consider combining a reception or standing buffet in the museum café with an architecture or art tour led by an expert guide.
For companies and organizations, we can also design tailor-made workshops that centre around artistic topics or activities.
Museum café and auditorium
Karel 1 Museum Café, as well as the auditorium, can be used for many different purposes. The auditorium seats 115 and has the most up to date technical facilities. It is an ideal venue for an address, a jubilee, a product presentation, a lecture, a training session or a film screening.
The museum café can provide a reception or standing buffet for up to 250 people. The maximum number for a lunch or sit-down dinner is 80 people. Catering for exclusive gatherings is provided by Karel 1 (www.karel1.nl). They will be pleased discuss all catering possibilities with you at your convenience.
Conference room or classroom
The conference room is ideal for smaller gatherings. It has a square table layout with seating for up to 10 people. Like the auditorium, it is furnished with up to date equipment including a video projector, a slide projector and a flip chart support.
The larger classroom with an audience capacity of 30 is also available.
Getting married in the Van Abbemuseum
The Van Abbemuseum is one of the new wedding locations in Eindhoven. You will be in an inspiring environment; a striking building with a wide collection of contemporary artworks. For the ceremony, the museum has a nice and spacious auditorium. In the adjacent Museum Café you can do the toast and serve your wedding cake, on the sunny terrace if weather permits. The Museum Café can also arrange lunch, drinks or dinner and is a perfect location for your party as well. A wedding photoshoot in- and outside the museum as well as a visit to the exhibitions together with your guests are also possible.
The Van Abbemuseum is situated in the centre of Eindhoven, within easy reach of ample car parking facilities.
For information and bookings, please contact our Reservation Department at +31 40 238 1042 or reserveringen[at]vanabbemuseum.nl
For reservations of the museum café, please contact them directly at +31 40 238 1062 or info[at]karel1.nl
We will be pleased to speak to you personally about your requirements at our splendid location on Bilderdijklaan 10, 5611 NH Eindhoven.
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I stayed here for three days on a businesstrip and thoroughly enjoyed the hotel. I stayed in a double room which had plenty of space and a very nice bathroom with an excellent shower. Only thing wrong with the room was the very hard bed. The location was fine for me since the conference was at the hotel. However it... More
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The Real Deal Vacation package to Cuba includes one night at the Crowne Plaza Miami Airport; airfare from Miami to Havana on an official U.S. Government-licensed charter service; four nights at the Hotel Nacional de Cuba in Havana; 11 meals, including four breakfasts, four lunches, and three dinners; an extensive educational exchange program including entrance fees and the services of English-speaking guides throughout; mandatory health insurance while in Cuba; and all transportation and transfers within the country; from $2,299 per person including all hotel and air taxes and fees.
When Jun. 7, Sept. 24, Oct. 4, 8, 15, 25, 2013 ($2,299); add $200 for Apr. 5, 9, 19, 23, Jul. 2, 16, Aug. 2, 16, 27, 2013.
Gateways Miami ($2,299).
The Fine Print All hotel and air taxes are included in the package price, as is the Cuba visa fee. The package also includes a letter of authorization and license from the U.S. Treasury Department. A $30 Cuba Departure Tax is not included and is to be paid locally. Read these guidelines before you book any Real Deal.
Book By No deadline; based on availability.
Contact Friendly Planet Travel, 800/555-5765, friendlyplanet.com.
Why It's a Deal Cuba has only recently become open to visitors from the United States, and as a result, very few opportunities are available for Americans hoping to visit. This travel package offers a full itinerary of historical, educational, and cultural activities, gives you one night in Miami, four nights in Havana, and all the necessary licensing, visas, and paperwork for a legal visit to one of the Caribbean's most intriguing islands.
More Add an extra night in Miami following your trip for from an extra $65 per person. Friendly Planet Travel also offers a separate Cuba tour highlighting Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad, Cojimar, and Santa Clara, from $2,999 per person for eight nights including airfare, transfers, most meals, and a number of educational activities.
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HANNOVER, GERMANY - Canada defeated Germany 5-2 on Sunday in their final game of the Deutschland Cup, but finished in second place in the tournament when the United States beat Slovakia 4-0 and won the title on goals differential, which was the tie-breaker.
Canada and USA both finished the Deutschland Cup with identical records of 3-0-1, but the Americans' 16-8 goals for-goals against ratio was better than Canada's 16-12 ratio. Canada won their match-up versus USA on Thursday by the score of 5-3. Canada's only loss in the tournament was to Slovakia, 5-3, on Friday.
Jeremy Adduono of Thunder Bay, Ont., scored two goals, Chris Herperger of Esterhazy, Sask., Domenic Pittis of Calgary and Brad Tapper of Toronto scored one each and Francois Bouchard of Brossard, Que., had two assists in Canada's win over Germany on Sunday. Canada led 5-0 after 23 minutes, forcing a goaltending change by the Germans. Canada's goaltender Jimmy Waite made 21 saves for the win.
No players currently on NHL rosters were on Canada's team for the Deutschland Cup, while USA had 10 NHL players in their lineup, including goalie Rick DiPietro of the New York Islanders who blanked the Slovakians in their game on Sunday. Due to the uncertainty of NHL players participating at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Italy, Hockey Canada has made the decision to not use Canadian-born players that played in the NHL or were under NHL contract during the 2003-2004 season.
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[JURIST] Two law deans, one a former Navy Judge Advocate General and the other a former senior State Department official in the Clinton administration, testified late Thursday at Senate confirmation hearings for US Attorney General nominee Alberto Gonzales that the permissive approach to torture and the concomitantly narrow approach to the Geneva Conventions adopted by the Bush administration under Gonzales' guidance amounted to bad policy and bad law. Admiral John Hutson (USN ret.), now Dean and President of Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord New Hampshire, said that the interrogation policy set out by Gonzales in January 2002 was short-sighted and dangerous to US military personnel. Yale Law School dean Harold Koh, Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor from 1998-2001, said that the 2002 so-called Bybee memo for Gonzales on torture constituted a profound reversal of a previous zero-tolerance policy and was the worst piece of legal analysis from the Justice Department he had ever seen. Admiral Hutson's oral testimony this afternoon is largely reflected in the text of his JURIST Forum op-ed of today entitled Against Gonzales. The full text of his written testimony is available exclusively on JURIST here. Dean Koh's written testimony is not yet available. AP has more on Gonzales' portion of today's hearing, previously covered in JURIST's Paper Chase here.
[JURIST] Military lawyers for an Australian detainee held at Guantanamo Bay Cuba have said in court papers that their client, originally detained by the US in Pakistan in the wake of the September 11 terror attacks, was later tranfered to US authorities in Egypt who subjected him to torture by beating, electric shock, and near-drowning. Mamdouh Habib, 46, was born in Egypt, but later became a resident of Sydney. His lawyers claimed that after being captured near the Afghan border he was sent to Egypt with the knowledge and expectation that we would be tortured there. He was later removed to Baghram air base in Afghanistan and then sent to Guantanamo. The Australian TV program Dateline highlighted Habib's case and his alleged torture in a program broadcast in July 2004, during which lawyer and former Qatari Justice Minister Dr Najeeb al-Naumi talked about what he had been told had happened to Habib:REPORTER: Tell me more specifically what you were told from your sources about what happened to Mamdouh Habib in Egypt. DR HAJEEB AL-NAUMI: Well, he was in fact tortured. He was interrogated in a way which a human cannot stand up. REPORTER: And you know this absolutely? DR HAJEEB AL-NAUMI: Yes. We were told that he - they rang the bell that he will die and somebody had to help him. REPORTER: And again, did your sources tell you what kinds of things he was saying in Egypt to his torturers, to his interrogators? DR HAJEEB AL-NAUMI: My sources did not say exactly what dialogue but they say that he accepted to sign anything. REPORTER: So he was talking lots? DR HAJEEB AL-NAUMI: Yes - "Whatever you want, I will sign. I'm not involved. I'm not Egyptian. I'm Egyptian by background but I'm Australian." But he was really beaten, he was really tortured. REPORTER: Do you think... DR HAJEEB AL-NAUMI: They tried to use different ways of treating him in the beginning but in the end of that they thought he was lying and that's why they were very tough. Read the full Dateline transcript here. The court papers were filed in November but only released Wednesday. The Washington Post has more. Habib has also claimed that an Australian consular official was present in Pakistan when was abused while being put on a flight to Egypt; the Australian Attorney General Thursday denied that any Australian official witnessed any abuse. Friday's Australian has more. Complaints that US authorities have transferred prisoners and terror suspects to foreign locations where they could and would be tortured have recently been made in several contexts, most notably perhaps in the case of Canadian Maher Arar, who in September 2002 was stopped in transit on his way home from Tunisia and sent to Syria, where he was tortured.
[JURIST] Attorney General nominee Alberto Gonzales faced almost six hours of Senate grilling Thursday during his portion of a day-long confirmation hearing that was by turns effusive, gruff, and scathing. Democratic Senators challenged the nominee on his handling of a wide range of legal issues as White House Counsel and counsel to then-Texas governor George W. Bush, from torture and the Geneva Conventions to civil liberties and executions. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a former military lawyer, also criticized policies that Gonzales had been associated with, suggesting that his narrow construction of the Geneva Conventions was not in the interests of US military personnel who might be captured during conflict. "Getting cute with the law", Graham suggested, "dramatically undermined the war effort" and weakened the nation by making it "become more like your enemy instead of like who you want to be." When Gonzales objected, Graham countered "When you start looking at torture statutes and you look at ways around the spirit of the law, you're losing the moral high ground. ... I do believe that we've lost our way." AP has more on Gonzales testimony and responses to questions. The Washington Post is building a full transcript of today's confirmation hearing here.
[JURIST] A US bankruptcy judge in Texas Thursday set February 16 as the start date for two days of oral arguments on the dismissal of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing made in December by Russian oil firm Yukos in a last-ditch bid to avoid Russian government auction of its assets to satisfy unpaid tax bills. Russian authorities subsequently refused to recognize the US court's jurisdiction and auctioned off Yukos' main production asset last month for $9.4 billion. Deutsche Bank, one of a consortium of banks that had intended to fund a bid to buy Yukos subsidiary Yugansk, has asked the court to dismiss Yukos' bankruptcy claim for lack of jurisdiction. Yukos has posted materials on its bankruptcy filing on a special website here. Reuters has more. Previously in JURIST's Paper Chase:
[JURIST] In a highly unusual move, ten former WorldCom (now MCI) directors have agreed to pay $18 million of a $54 million class-action settlement from their own pockets. The agreement is part of a settlement reached Wednesday with plaintiffs led by the New York State Common Retirement Fund who lost billions in the accounting fraud scandal that hit the company in 2002. The settlement still has to be approved by US District Judge Denise Cote, who is overseeing civil suits related to WorldCom's accounting fraud. The New York Times has more.
[JURIST] UN Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs Jan Egeland Thursday appealed to warring groups in the tsunami affected areas of South Asia to respect ceasefires, suspend their conflicts and stop reported acts of "banditry" that in a few instances he said have involved violence, attempted kidnapping and the hijacking of relief assets. Egeland observed that the northern Aceh province of Indonesia in particular was "full of small arms" and many groups. In Sri Lanka, aid agencies have complained that Tamil Tiger revels have seized relief supplies sent to northern Sri Lanka and have redirected them to their own uses. The rebels say that Sri Lanka government authorities have been hampering delivery of the supplies. Egeland said that "if there is conflict, everything is paralyzed." Watch Under-Secretary England's tsunami relief briefing from earlier this afternoon in JURIST's Monitor here; the Toronto Globe & Mail has a background story here.
[JURIST] Following up on a report this morning in JURIST's Paper Chase, Democratic lawmakers in the House and Senate have halted Congress' formal certification of the electoral college results and have forced a two-hour debate on problems encountered in the Ohio presidential vote after a challenge. This is only the second time since 1877 that such a challenge has been brought forward. The Democratic challange was presented on the House floor during the joint vote-counting session by Ohio Democrat Stephanie Tubbs Jones. Watch the House debate live here and the Senate debate live here.5:30 PM ET - As expected, the challengers in the House and Senate have been voted down after debate (the House vote was 31-367 and the Senate vote was 1-74); and the final electoral vote giving President Bush an official victory has been approved. The certified count for the Office of President of the United States, George W. Bush--286; John. F. Kerry--251; John Edwards 1; and for the Office of Vice President of the United States, Dick Cheney--286; John Edwards--252.
[JURIST] Iraqi Interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi announced Thursday that he has extended for a further 30 days the country's emergency law approved in July but only implemented in November. The extension carries the National Safety Law - authorizing the imposition of curfews, the closing of borders and airports and the detention of suspected insurgents without normal process - through the scheduled January 30 date for elections to Iraq's National Assembly. Allawi reconfirmed that date earlier this week after senior ministers had publicly floated the idea of a postponement in light of the deteriorating security situation in the country. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Lawyers for suspected "dirty bomber" Jose Padilla have asked a South Carolina federal judge to hear their claim for a writ of habeas corpus or release Padilla, currently being held in the US Naval Weapons Station brig in Charleston. A brief filed Wednesday said that the claims made against Padilla, who has been held for three years without being charged, are untrue and based on allegations by unreliable witnesses. US District Judge Henry Floyd has said that he will ruling on Padilla's case in the next 30-45 days. The US District Court for the District of South Carolina provides materials on the Padilla case here; the latest filing has not yet been added. Human Rights First has additional documents on the case here. AP has more.
[JURIST] AP is reporting that the Ukrainian Supreme Court has rejected losing presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych's appeal of last month's presidential revote.12:45 PM ET - BBC News now has a full story here.
[JURIST] Continuing his campaign for tort reform, President Bush meets with lawmakers Thursday to discuss shifting many class-action suits from state to federal courts a day after delivering a speech in Illinois on capping damage awards for medical malpractice. The administration and its Congressional supporters emphasize the costs of so called "junk lawsuits" to business and the economy, while lawyers groups opposed to the proposed changes say the costs of legal action have been exaggerated (for example, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America asserted in a Wednesday press release that Bush is faking the crisis) and that the reforms could limit victims access to justice. The White House provides a fact sheet on "The High Costs of Lawsuit Abuse" here. Bush's latest speech on medical liability reform is available here; the White provides background on medical liability issues here. AP has more.2:30 PM ET - President Bush made this statement after his meeting with lawmakers.
[JURIST] AP is reporting that a federal bankruptcy judge in Alexandria, Virginia, has canceled a collective bargaining agreement between US Airways and its machinists union (part of the International Association of Machinists), providing hundreds of millions of dollars in annual savings to the struggling air carrier, but forcing pay cuts for union workers ranging from 6 percent to 35 percent and the potential loss of thousands of union jobs. US Airways provides background information on its ongoing restructuring here.11:10 AM ET - Reuters now has more.
[JURIST] Israel's Supreme Court ruled Thursday that thousands of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli custody would not be eligible to vote in Paletinian elections scheduled for January 9. Chief Justice Aharon Barak said that Israel would not have time at this stage to prepare for including the prisoners in existing voting procedures. The ruling is not yet available online. The Jerusalem Post provides local coverage. Reuters has more.12:43 PM ET - Palestinian minister for prisoner affairs Hisham Abd al-Raziq has condemned the ruling as illegal and simply a reflection of Israeli government policy: "It's a fundamental right for all Palestinians to participate in this election. This decision violates Palestinian human rights, but we will work to guarantee the participation of all prisoners in the parliamentary elections." Aljazeera has more.
[JURIST] White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales, President Bush's nominee for Attorney General, explicitly told the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning that "torture and abuse would not be tolerated" under his leadership of the Justice Department, that the Geneva Conventions would be honored "wherever they apply", and that the US generally would abide by all (orally emphasizing the word) its legal obligations under treaty. He said that, contrary to press reports based on a January 2002 draft memo he considered, he considered the Conventions "neither obsolete nor quaint", and that he was "sickened" by photos of Iraqi prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib. His specific references to torture, the Geneva Conventions and Abu Ghraib came a day after publication of a draft version of his remarks which, as noted in JURIST's Paper Chase Wednesday afternoon, had omitted any reference to these areas, likely to be the focus of close questioning by Judiciary Committee members later today. JURIST is providing extended front page coverage of the Gonzales confirmation hearing today, including an exclusive pre-testimony op-ed Against Gonzales by Admiral John Hutson (USN Ret.), former Navy Judge Advocate General, now Dean and President of Franklin Piece Law Center, Concord, New Hampshire.12:15 PM ET - Some written materials from today's confirmation hearing are now available online. Read ranking Democrat Patrick Leahy's statement here.
[JURIST] AP is reporting that Democrats will force debate in both the House and Senate on the Ohio election returns before formally certifying President Bush's re-election today. This is only the second time since 1877 that pre-certification debates have been forced. The debates, which will disrupt what would have been a routine joint session of Congress scheduled to begin at 1 PM ET, became necessary after Senator Barbara Boxer (D-California) signed on to a challenge originally put forward by Representative John Conyers (D-Michigan). JURIST wil carry the debates live (see the Live Webcasts section of JURIST's home page). AP has more.
[JURIST] The Texas 1st Court of Appeals has overturned Andrea Yates' capital murder convictions in the drownings of her children, ruling that false testimony by a state expert witness could have affected the judgment of the jury. Read the full text of the opinion here. The Houston Chronicle has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court announced Wednesday that Chief Justice William Rehnquist has returned to the court to work part-time, but it is as yet uncertain when or if he will actually return to the bench when the Court resumes hearing cases Monday. Rehnquist, 80, is undergoing cancer treatment and has already canceled a two-week course he was scheduled to teach in February at the University of Arizona College of Law (read a UA press release on the 2004 offering of the course). Friday January 7 marks the 33rd anniversary of Rehnquist's appointment to the high court. USA Today has more.
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2302(c) CERTIFICATION PROGRAM |
OSC's 2302(c) Certification Program allows federal agencies to meet the statutory obligation to inform their workforces about the rights and remedies available to them under the prohibited personnel practice and whistleblower retaliation protection provisions of 5 U.S.C. §2302(c). Using this form, please explain how the agency has met the requirements for the 2302(c) Certification Program. The completed form should be faxed to Shirine Moazed at (202) 653-5161. Questions about completing this form should be directed to Shirine Moazed at (202) 254-3600 1. POSTINGS: Agencies should post the laws regarding prohibited personnel practices and the process for filing a complaint with OSC as well as information regarding the process for making confidential disclosures to OSC. Posters containing this information, which are available through GPO at www.gpo.gov, should be displayed in all personnel and EEO offices and in other prominent places throughout the agency. A. How many prohibited personnel practice posters were placed in your agency and at which specific locations were they placed? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ B. How many whistleblowing posters were
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Earlier this month Duluth community leaders joined together to pack kits of food destined for children's backpacks. The packing was part of a ceremonial event to launch Duluth's newest program to feed children on weekends — the BackPack Program.
Earlier this month Duluth community leaders joined together to pack kits of food destined for children's backpacks. The packing was part of a ceremonial event to launch Duluth's newest program to feed children on weekends — the BackPack Program.
The BackPack Program got its start in Little Rock, Ark., in 1995 when a school nurse noticed an increase of students coming to her with headaches, nausea and fatigue. They identified that the underlying problem among children was hunger. The school started working with the local Feeding America food bank to secure food for the children and the BackPack Program was launched. In 2006, the program became a national program of Feeding America, Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank's national affiliate, and operates at more than 5,000 program sites nationwide, feeding as many as 250,000 children each week.
"We are pleased to launch this program in Duluth," said Shaye Moris, Second Harvest's executive director. "This program is the community's response to a growing problem of hunger among children in our region."
Moris said that one in five Northland children is food insecure, meaning they don't have enough food to live healthy and active lives. This program helps reduce food insecurity by providing a small kit of food that a child can eat over the weekend when school is not in session and they could be missing their federally subsidized school breakfast and lunch.
Although the program is not new to the Northland, it is new to Duluth. In 2010, the Nutrition on Weekends (NOW) BackPack Program was launched and included a partnership among the Superior school district, the United Way of Superior/Douglas County, the National Bank of Commerce and Second Harvest. The following school year the program began in northern St. Louis County and included a partnership among school districts, the United Way of Northeastern Minnesota and Second Harvest.
The Duluth program is beginning with a pilot at Stowe, Laura MacArthur and Nettleton schools as well as the Boys & Girls Club of Duluth, which is serving Piedmont students. With the launch of this program in Duluth, more than 840 Northland children per week will now receive a weekend supply of food as part of the BackPack Program. This number could grow to more than 1,200 children by the end of 2013 as the program expands in Duluth and possibly begins in Carlton County.
The Duluth program is privately funded and is starting with support from Laura Plys and her family and friends, who raised more than $19,000 as part of a Project Joy event held in honor of Laura's late husband and community leader Patrick Plys. Money also was provided by the Ordean Foundation, Northland Foundation and the Minnesota Power Foundation. Funding is pending from the United Way of Greater Duluth and Lloyd K. Johnson Foundation.
Financial and volunteer support are needed for the BackPack Program. Call (218) 727-5653, ext. 113, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or go to www.northernlakesfoodbank.org for more information.
Submitted by Amy Kinney, marketing and special events coordinator at Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank.


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Seahawks fans cheering during a first-quarter interception return caused a magnitude 1 or 2 earthquake during Monday Night Football, according to staff with the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.
The 12th Man also set a record for noise, registering 137.6 decibels during the Seahawks 34-7 win over the New Orleans Saints. The win wraps up a playoff berth for Seattle.
The earthquake came during the first quarter when Michael Bennett recovered a Drew Brees fumble and returned for 22 yards for a touchdown. Steven Hauschka followed with the extra point, giving Seattle a 10-0 lead that that grew to a 17-0 lead before the start of the second quarter.
The win makes the Seahawks 11-1 -- the best in franchise history -- and they top the NFC Western Division.
New Orleans never led.
Wilson threw for 226 yards in the first half with touchdowns to Zach Miller and Doug Baldwin. The Seahawks had 315 yards of offense, the second time in three games they have had at least 300 in the first half. They had a season-high 316 yards against Atlanta in Week 10.
After Seattle forced a three-and-out on the Saints' opening possession, Wilson hit fullback Michael Robinson for 21 yards, ran for 10 more and completed a pass to Golden Tate for 12 yards. New Orleans managed to hold inside the red zone, and the Seahawks settled for Steven Hauschka's 26-yard field goal.
On the second play of the Saints' ensuing possession, Cliff Avril knocked the ball from Brees' hand as the quarterback prepared to throw. Bennett caught the ball and raced into the end zone.
After another three-and-out, the Saints left Miller uncovered as Wilson connected for a 60-yard gain to the 4. Three plays later, Wilson and Miller hooked up again on a 2-yard scoring pass.
Playing without two of its top three cornerbacks, the Seattle defense held the Saints' high-powered offense to 90 yards. Byron Maxwell and Jeremy Lane stepped in for Seattle with Walter Thurmond serving a four-game suspension and Brandon Browner out with a groin injury.
Brees led New Orleans on a 13-play, 80-yard touchdown drive in the second quarter. The Saints converted three third downs and picked up another first down on a penalty on the drive. Brees connected with Jimmy Graham for a 2-yard touchdown strike.
Brees finished the half 13 of 16 for 74 yards and a touchdown.
Wilson and the Seahawks quickly answered back. Wilson found Doug Baldwin for a 52-yard gain on third-and-3 from the 23 to move back into New Orleans territory, and Hauschka made a 20-yard field goal.
The Seahawks weren't finished. After another Saints three-and-out, Seattle began its next possession from the 12 with 2:05 left. Wilson made plays with his arm and legs as Seattle marched quickly downfield. With 18 seconds remaining, Wilson hit Baldwin with a 4-yard touchdown pass.
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Parents of students in Blair Flynn's second-grade class at Nuckols Farm Elementary don't have to wonder what their children are doing during class – they just need to check their e-mail inbox. There, they'll often find updates and photos of their kids that Flynn has snapped through the Photo Booth program on her laptop and e-mailed to their parents. "It's one of my favorite things that I do," Flynn said. "Parents will call me and say 'That just makes my day. I might be at work, having a bad day, and then I see my child smiling and having fun.'" Flynn prides herself on teaching in a way that produces results for each child, regardless of his or her learning style. During a recent lesson about magnets, she gave each of her 26 students two pipe cleaners, a piece of string, a piece of paper and other items and told them to produce something to reflect the lesson. "Everyone came up with something different," Flynn said. One of her nominators cited Flynn's ability to make the most of challenging situations. "She had a boy who loved math but resisted practicing reading (a weaker skill for him)," the woman wrote. "She motivated him by giving him a stopwatch and graph paper so he could measure his time reading and graph his progress. "She used his strength to address a weakness." Teaching was in the cards for Flynn from an early age. Her mother and stepmother were teachers, and she recalled playing "school" regularly as a child. When she moved to Virginia after three years as a teacher in South Carolina, she encouraged her second-grade students there to write her to stay in touch. One girl did so all the way through middle school. Recently, Flynn received a Facebook friend request from the girl – now in graduate school, studying to be a teacher. Her motivation was Flynn – now a 17-year teaching veteran – who said learning of her own impact was a powerful and humbling realization. Teaching second-graders gives Flynn many reasons to look forward to arriving at school each day. "It's a great age," she said. "It's just fun. There are a lot of hands-on things you can do. They're so enthusiastic, and you see a lot of growth in them during the year." Now in her seventh year at Nuckols Farm, Flynn can't see herself anywhere else. "I call it my happy place. This school – I'll be here until they're ready to send me to teacher heaven." |
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Henrico's Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is one of only 20 gardens in North America nominated for USA Today's "10Best Reader's Choice" contest for Best Public Garden.
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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
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The Pocahontas Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Colonists, based in western Henrico, last year donated more than $1.3 million worth of manufacturers coupons to U.S. military personnel overseas. Throughout 2013, members and friends of the chapter clipped 952,349 manufacturers' coupons valued at $1,350,630, which Program Chairman Carole Featherston shipped to U.S. military bases abroad. Military personnel can use the coupons when shopping in base stores.
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You might have seen something called Khumba while clicking through a Redbox recently (or perhaps it was nestled in some hidden corner of a DVD sale shelf). And chances are, you passed it by without much of a thought. Makes sense; that goggle-eyed cartoon zebra on the cover (a zebra that's dangerously close to becoming Madagascar copyright infringement) doesn't inspire much confidence.
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It gets to a point where it says to close IE (and it is already closed) and keeps prompting me to close IE... and cannot finish installing. I have Windows 7, 64 bit system.
I didn't have problems until we upgraded to IE9... flashplayer is installed successfully when I use Chrome... so it is frustrating to not be able to use my preferred Internet Explorer browser!
Please advise.
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Windows 64-bit: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/current/uninstall_flash _player_64bit.exe
Windows 64-bit Flash Player for Internet Explorer
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Run uninstaller.
Close ALL programs on your taskbar to ensure none is running I.E. in the background. Check the Processes of Task Manager to ensure iexlpore.exe or messenger programs are not running.
Run installer.
Click Start, type System Configuration, click System Configuration, click Selective startup, uncheck Load startup items, click Apply, click Ok, click Restart.
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Well, it seemed to have installed correctly after doing all Carl told me to do, but now when I open a website with certain videos it still tells me I need to install Adobes latest Flash player. So I downloaded it successfully according to the computer screen, but it still won't open videos and tells me I need to download latest version... it's like I am in the Twilight zone!!!
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Using the fresh milk and cream from its dairy farm, Taiwan University made its own ice cream and popsicles. One of the most popular flavors, and my own favorite, was peanut. The nuts had been boiled until they were very soft — almost, but not quite, a purée.–Susanna Foo
Peanut Ice Cream Recipe
- 1 cup boiled, puréed peanuts
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1 cup whole milk
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 2 vanilla beans, or 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 4 large egg yolks
- 1. Soak the blanched raw peanuts in warm water for 2 to 3 hours, or overnight. The peanuts will swell and turn white. Drain and discard the soaking water. Place the nuts in a large heavy pot. Cover the nuts with 4 cups of water plus 1 teaspoon of baking soda. Bring the water to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low, cover the pot and simmer for 1 1/2 to 3 hours, or until they are soft. Drain. Place the nuts in a food processor fitted with a metal blade and purée until smooth. Set aside.
- 2. Heat the cream, milk, sugar and vanilla beans, if using, in a medium heavy saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until the sugar is dissolved and the mixture is hot.
- 3. Place the egg yolks in a medium bowl and whisk them together. Slowly whisk in 1 cup of the hot liquid. Return this mixture to the saucepan, whisking constantly. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture thickens a little and coats the back of a spoon, 7 to 8 minutes. Do not allow the mixture to boil, or it will curdle. Strain through a fine sieve into a clean bowl, stir in the vanilla extract, if using, and mix in the puréed nuts. Chill until cold, then pour into an ice-cream maker and freeze according to the manufacturer's directions.
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THIS is how to do it! This is Rep. Grayson who spoke out about Republican opposition to health care reform, and here he is fighting for it on CNN! Imagine, a Democrat fighting!
Absolutely watch this! And watch the shock of the rest of the "villagers" on CNN who just cannot understand a Democrat with a spine!
P.S. Reward good behavior, throw a few dollars, or a thousand, his way! He has a tough fight coming up to keep his seat.
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Pyle loses use of his arm for 6 months.
Nowhere near Gunny's level of grappling.
Pyle loses use of his arm for 6 months.
Nowhere near Gunny's level of grappling.
Should be a good fight. Really think it could go either way. Both guys are good fighters. Picking now I will lean towards Gunner. He had a tough last outing, but I am still on the band wagon.
-The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good.Mr. MMA News Poster, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever read. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone at this forum site is now dumber for having read it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
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