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Cheryl Fuller |
Jul 20 2005, 11:20 PM
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bam66, that must be an awful feeling. Can you leave the curtain into the main area open at night or do others travel with you? I have never met anyone who went right into full-time rv'ing - I hope you can adjust to the claustrophobia that you are experiencing or else you might not enjoy it at all. We have been rv'ing for about a year now but don't think we will ever be full-timers. I am looking forward to the time when we can go for as long as we want though. The longest we have been gone thusfar is 9 days - I don't think I could go any longer without my grandson fix. When that 3 yr. old sweetheart wraps his arms around my neck and says "I love you grandma - you're my fravorite" (no that isn't a typo) my heart melts.
-------------------- Cheryl
TheHabu |
Jul 21 2005, 07:30 PM
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Bam66 - I know exactly how you feel. I never in a million years would have thought I was claustrophobic. After it occurred... I didn't tell my wife until she told me about her experience with it. Selfish I guess. Men don't admit such as this. My anxiety almost became a pure fit... I had to calm myself and control my breathing until I went back to sleep. Now one of us sleeps in the bed and the other sleeps in the dining area. So far - no more problems. I'm still looking to sell and purchase something just a bit larger... probably a TT.
stonybirch |
Jan 14 2006, 01:42 PM
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We are another couple that is looking to purchase an RV slight bigger than ther 23' B+ that we currently have. We love the small unit for everything except the sleeping arrangement! My husband crashes very early and I'm a night owl! We drove this unit to Alaska and back in 2004 (0ver 9000 miles) and averaged about 12 mpg! Hubby would like a bigger bathroom and perhaps one slide, so we'll see. We do know that for the 2 of us and 1 10 yr grandson the 23' is tight! We're thinking about 29'-30' or so.
We've had 2 pickup campers (with 2 small boys), an 18' foot tent travel, and even tented for 3 weeks in Colorado (we were younger then). So the rigs of today are certainly a step up from those days! We just want something that we could be comfortable in for 2-3 months duration! I understand the feeling of being closed in, so the 'over the cab' bed is out for us--we like that area for storage instead. |
Big Ben |
Jan 14 2006, 07:01 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 264 Joined: 12-November 04 From: Fultimer winter in Florida Member No.: 1914 |
Habu, Most of us have gone through something similar. Its hard to know what we want or need till we are into it for awhile, Needs also change as travel through life. That's what keeps it from being boring.
Oh come on. This is like email, not a formal letter, an exchange of ideas between friends.. It is exactly that type of criticism that keeps folks from posting. If it is close enough to know what is meant I find it in poor taste to correct it. Beastdriver lighten up a little. Use a dictionary for this, you must be kidding. |
Beastdriver |
Jan 14 2006, 08:27 PM
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I am not suggesting anyone use a dictionary, but they simply hit the spell check button on this site. It's not really difficult, and you might want to try it! |
Browzin |
Jan 14 2006, 09:35 PM
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Not to upset anyone, but I figure if I can read it, and make sense out of it, it's good enough for the internet.
Here is an example that has floated around the internet for years now. QUOTE cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid. Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosnt mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Amzanig huh? yaeh and I awlyas thought slpeling was ipmorantt! |
Big Ben |
Jan 14 2006, 10:27 PM
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Beastdriver |
Jan 15 2006, 09:03 AM
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Congratulations. You wrote a whole eleven words without a spelling error except, of course, you misspelled the name of the person with whom you agreed. All joking aside, I have spent over 40 years tutoring disadvantaged children in how to read and write and, I must say, some of the spelling and grammar I see on the internet, and in this site, is worse than that exhibited by some of the kids I have worked with over the years. If it were a lack of education or ability, that would be one thing. But being too lazy to use an automatic feature such as spell check is quite another. That is my opinion, to which I am entitled. Of course, you, two, are intitilad to yore opinyon. That iz whut maks Amerika grate! |
Big Ben |
Jan 15 2006, 09:39 AM
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You are absolutely right, you are intitle to your opinion. When you keep it to yourself.
Beastdriver |
Jan 15 2006, 10:08 AM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 503 Joined: 24-April 04 From: Palm Coast, FL Member No.: 408 |
Well, Ben, if a person is entitled to their opinion as long as they keep it to themselves, then I suppose we won't be hearing any more from you on this site. Too bad because I find your posts amusing and interesting. I hope you will reconsider.
Browzin |
Jan 15 2006, 10:01 PM
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Big Ben, Beastdriver and everyone else.
My point in posting the quote was strictly humor. I did not intend to make anyone think that bad spelling is acceptable. Many people including myself forget about using the spell check feature. Not every site that you go to will have it and if you normally visit a site with out spell check you will automatically forget to use it. Now for a case in point "Beastdriver" is improperly spelled according to the spell check, "but is it really"? Who is correct, the spell checker or the person using the pseudonym Beastdriver? Just something to think about... |
Big Ben |
Jan 16 2006, 12:07 AM
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It is all in what is important to a person.
Beastdriver |
Jan 16 2006, 09:24 AM
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Dear Browzin:
It might be worth noting that both "Browzin" and "Beastdriver" are coined words that are unlikely to be found in any dictionary so a spell check program cannot identify them and, thusly, questions them. But your point is well taken. |
Butch |
Jan 16 2006, 06:48 PM
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Good Grief, a little ed-u-ma-cation is dangerous ! Everyone, just remember, " you can learn something new everyday if your not careful".
-------------------- Butch & Kathy
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[JURIST] Former New England Bush campaign chairman James Tobin was indicted Wednesday on charges of conspiring to commit telephone harassment and aiding and abetting the jamming of Democrats' get-out-the-vote phone lines on Election Day 2002. Tobin resigned as Bush regional campaign chairman two weeks before the November 2, 2004 vote when the Democrats first accused him of his involvement in the jamming. AP has more.
[JURIST] Governor Rick Perry of Texas granted a stay of execution to Frances Newton Wednesday only two hours before Newton was scheduled to die by lethal injection. Gov. Perry said in a statement that he granted the stay to allow for the retesting of gunpowder residue found on Newton's skirt using technology that was not available in 1988 when Newton was convicted of capital murder. As reported earlier today in JURIST's Paper Chase, the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles had recommended that Perry grant a reprieve of the execution with a 5-1 vote. Newton would have been the first black woman executed in Texas in modern times. Read Governor Perry's press release announcing the stay here. A letter from the ACLU on Newton's behalf, typical of letters sent to Goveror Perry by other rights groups, is here. The Houston Chronicle has more.
[JURIST] Attorneys for Florida Governor Jeb Bush filed a brief Wednesday asking the US Supreme Court to step into the legal battle over Terri Schiavo's life. At issue is whether Governor Bush overstepped his bounds in pushing through Terri's Law [PDF] in October 2003, which mandated the reinsertion of Schiavo's feeding tube six days after her husband was allowed to remove it. Schiavo has been in a persistent vegetative state for 14 years. The measure was subsequently struck down by the Florida Supreme Court as an unconstitutional violation of the separation of powers. A Pinellas County probate judge has imposed an indefinite stay on the tube's removal while appeals in the case are pending. AP has more. JURIST's Paper Chase has continuing coverage of the Terri Schiavo case.
[JURIST] The Arizona Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to hear an appeal which will determine whether state motorists will be allowed to cite racial profiling in defending against criminal prosecutions stemming from traffic stops by police. Judge Janis Sterling of Yavapai County Superior Court ruled last February that the question of whether traffic stops were based on race is irrelevant in criminal cases, and should instead take the form of civil rights claims against the Department of Public Safety. The Department is also currently involved in a federal civil rights suit over racial profiling. The state Supreme Court justices said they would consider only whether alleged racial profiling provides suspects with a possible legal defense or a basis to request exclusion of prosecution evidence that resulted from a stop. AP has more.
[JURIST] In Wednesday's corporations and securities law news, the SEC is investigating Analog Devices Inc. over stock option awards given to officers and directors over the past five years. The Boston Business Journal has more.In other news, the SEC has subpoenaed The Chubb Corp. for information regarding loss-mitigation insurance products. New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer also has subpoenaed the company for similar reasons. The company is expected to fully cooperate in the inquiry. AP has more.... Federal regulators have submitted another inquiry to Adolph Coors Co. over its proposed merger with Molson Inc. The merger is expected to go to a shareholder vote in December or January. Molson and Coors have a website dedicated to the merger. The Canadian Press has more.... A US District Court in Charlotte has ordered Fannie Mae to forfeit $6.5 million in gains received from McLean's First Beneficial Mortgage Co. under fraudulent circumstances. Fannie also had its assets at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York temporarily frozen pending an investigation into whether the mortgage giant defrauded the US government. Dow Jones has more.... As previously reported on JURIST's Paper Chase, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former CEO of the Russian oil company Yukos, will remain in jail until February 14, the Moscow City Court ruled on Wednesday, rejecting an appeal from Khodorkovsky's legal team. Paper Chase has background information on Khodorkovsky's legal battle here. AP has more.... The Singapore Exchange, in an effort to limit the fallout from the surprise disclosure that China Aviation Oil had sought court protection after losing $550 million trading oil derivatives, has ordered a probe into the company. The financial scandal is the city-state's largest since 1995. The Financial Times has more.... Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has launched his own investment banking firm which will offer advice to companies on mergers, acquisitions and other major deals. AP has more.... Calpers President Sean Harrigan was ousted from the number one pension fund on Wednesday. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former CEO of the Russian oil company Yukos, will remain in jail until February 14, the Moscow City Court ruled on Wednesday, rejecting an appeal from Khodorkovsky's legal team. Khordorkovsky will be tried on charges of criminal fraud and tax evasion in connection with his involvement with Yukos and its subsidiaries. If convicted, Khodorkovsky could face up to 10 years in prison. Prosecutors insisted that Khodorkovsky, once considered Russia's richest man, would flee the country or influence witnesses if released. In addition to Khodorkovsky's personal charges, the Yukos corporation currently owes $24.5 billion in taxes and fines. The state-controlled gas company, Gazprom, announced Tuesday that it would bid for one of Yukos' main units at an auction on December 19. The Paper Chase has background information on Khodorkovsky's legal battle here. AP has more.
[JURIST] Reversing an earlier decision, Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti indicated his intention plans to run for the Palestinian presidency Wednesday by paying a $3,000 deposit and submitting 5,000 signatures. Barghouti is currently in an Israeli jail, serving a life sentence for his role in shooting attacks which killed five. Although there is a Palestinian movement to free Barghouti, Israeli officials say that he will not be released from prison. A candidacy by Barghouti would likely split the ruling Fatah party, which has backed the interim president Mahmoud Abbas. Barghouti has praised armed confrontation with the Israeli military, while Abbas has been critical of the armed uprising against Israel and is eager to resume peace talks. The Islamic militant group Hamas already announced it would boycott the elections in January to determine the successor to the late Yasser Arafat. Al-jazeera has more.
[JURIST] Computer forensics investigator Nigel Carson said Wednesday during a trial in Australian federal court that it is possible to find the computers and users in the Kazaa file-sharing network. Carson is the first witness to testify for the music companies in their civil case against Sharman Networks, the makers of the Kazaa software. The ability to locate individual users is of great legal significance in determining whether companies like Sharman Networks can be held secondarily liable for copyright infringement. In August, the Ninth Circuit ruled [PDF] that file-sharing networks StreamCast and Grokster could not be held liable for copyright infringement due largely to the court's finding that the software companies could not keep track of what individual users were actually doing on their network. Sharman Networks was also named as a defendant in the US case. News.com has more.
[JURIST] AP is reporting that in the wake of multiparty deal to withdraw protestors from government buildings and hold a revote of the disputed Ukranian Presidential election, Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko has proposed holding a new vote on Dec. 19. As previously reported in JURIST's Paper Chase, Kyiv-based webloggers, following local media reports, are saying that the internationally-brokered deal, details of which are still sketchy, also involves a renunciation of violence by all parties, a commitment to constitutional reform in the "upcoming period", and the establishment of a working group to examine the legal issues arising from the election, pursuant to the decision of the Supreme Court.2:07 PM ET - The Ukrainian Maidan civic activism website is reporting that Yushencko, speaking just a few minutes ago in Independence Square, has called on protestors to stay in the Square "until Supreme Court and Verkhovna Rada [the Ukrainian parliament] declare precise date of revoting."2:16 PM ET - The office of Ukrainian President Leonid Kushma has released photos taken after the multilateral meeting, including one of Yushenko and Yanukovych shaking hands, below:An AP story on the deal is now online here, noting that "Under the deal, a group of lawyers would be convened immediately to consider changes in Ukrainian law in a bid to resolve the crisis. Yushchenko told reporters the lawyers must come up with proposals within 24 hours."3:35 PM ET - An official English-language statement on the deal reached at the multilateral meeting is now available from the office of Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma. It reads:
At their second session in Kyiv on December 1, 2004, the Parties in the round table meeting considered in detail development of the political situation in Ukraine and agreed on the following:1. The Parties reaffirm their commitment to exclude the use of force for solving problems arisen after the second round of the presidential election in Ukraine. 2. The Parties agreed on the necessity to immediately release governmental agencies from blockade and create conditions for performing their functions. 3. The Parties agreed on formation of an expert group for an immediate legal analysis and suggestion of appropriate proposals for the completion of the presidential elections in Ukraine based on a corresponding decision of the Supreme Court of Ukraine. 4. The Parties agreed on the adoption of a political reform, along with amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine as per the Draft Law 4180 and successive formation of the Ukrainian government, in the single package with amendments to the Law "On Election of the President of Ukraine". 5. The Parties call on all Ukraine's political forces to proceed from the necessity to preserve the country's territorial integrity, when taking decisions. 6. The Parties call on all the political forces, factions and deputy groups in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, other governmental agencies and bodies of local government to concentrate their forces on the adjustment of the social and economic situation in Ukraine and overcoming crisis phenomena in the national economy. 7. The Parties agreed on holding the next round table meeting upon a corresponding decision of the Supreme Court of Ukraine.
[JURIST] Pfc. Lynndie England returned to court Wednesday for hearings on pre-trial motions for her upcoming court-martial on charges of abusing detainees at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. Three days of preliminary motions were scheduled to be heard, although details were not revealed as to what issues would be covered. England had not appeared in court since giving birth to a son on Oct. 10. England became the focus of the abuse scandal after she was seen in numerous photos that surfaced in the inquiry. JURISTs Paper Chase has ongoing coverage of proceedings in the case. AP has more.
[JURIST] A California appeals court has blocked the certification of election results in the San Diego mayoral race, leaving the race undecided and possibly reopening a separate suit over the legality of the election. Unofficial results show current Mayor Dick Murphy leading city Councilwoman Donna Frye by 2,108 votes. The 4th District Court of Appeal ordered the freeze on certification Tuesday, though it did not explain why, and it requested briefs from the parties be filed for a possible Friday hearing. A swearing-in ceremony was set for Monday, but it increasingly appears as though the result may not be determined by then, in which case Murphy will remain in the position until the result is settled, an opinion by the city attorney concluded. The San Diego Union-Tribune has more.Previously on JURISTs Paper Chase:
[JURIST] The UN panel charged with suggesting reforms to the UN Security Council is scheduled to present its proposals in New York Thursday. The panel's two main proposals reportedly include expanding Security Council membership by nine seats. The first proposal suggests 6 new permanent seats (without a veto, divided according to geographical region) and three new rotating seats. The second proposes eight new semi-permanent seats that would be filled for four years instead of the normal two, plus one additional two year seat. The semi-permanent seats would be open to having their seated term extended. Germany, Japan, Brazil and India, the so-called G-4, are supporting the first proposal in hopes of gaining permanent representation on the Security Council. Italy, Pakistan, Mexico, and Argentina are strong proponents of the second option, all opposing the G-4 members gaining a permanent Security Council seat from their region. Britain has expressed its support for Germany and Italy's bid. The US has offered support for a Japanese permanent seat, but has balked at supporting Germany, and has seemed friendlier with Italy, a strong supporter in the Iraq war. Deutsche Welle has more.... Colombian President Alvaro Uribe (official site in Spanish) will have the opportunity to run for a second four year term following the passing Wednesday of a controversial bill expanding term limits. Until now, Colombian presidents were limited to one four year term, but the bill passed by the House of Representatives (official site in Spanish) Wednesday, and earlier approved by the Senate (official site in Spanish), amends the nation's constitution (document in Spanish). The bill is still subject to approval by the Colombian Constitutional Court, but polls show that over 80% of the Colombian populace is in favor of the extension, and while there may be disputes over technical issues of implementation, the bill is not expected to be rejected. Opposition members fear the bill gives too much power to the office of the president. Reuters has more.... The head of the Chilean Navy, Admiral Miguel Angel Vergara, admitted for the first time Wednesday that the Navy had been used to further the torture of General Augusto Pinochet's regime. In a public apology, Vergara admitted that the Chilean Naval Vessel, the Esmeralda, had been used as a location to ship dissidents to, and was used as a continuing prison where torture was performed routinely. The annoucement comes one day after Chilean President Ricardo Lagos (official site in Spanish) announced a plan by the Chilean government (official site in Spanish) to offer reparations to victims of the torture imposed under Pinochet rule. The decision follows the release of the report from the National Commission on Political Imprisonment and Torture that identified over 27,000 individuals that had been subjected to state sponsored torture as reported by JURIST's Paper Chase. BBC News has more.... The Japanese Cabinet has begun discussions on whether to amend the Imperial House Law to allow for female rulers on the Chrysanthemum Throne. The Japanese Constitution only states the the Imperial Throne be 'dynastic' which up until now has been interpreted as gender neutral. The Imperial House Law, however, requires a male heir from a male member of the Imperial line to succeed as Emperor. The proposed changes are could adopt a preference for male heirs similar to the British system, or a preference for first-born heirs, similar to the Swedish system. The Cabinet is also considering removing the requirement that female imperial family members must discard their Imperial status if they marry a commoner. A draft bill is expected to be submitted to the Japanese Diet in the next few years. Mainichi Daily News has more.
[JURIST] The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles has recommend Gov. Rick Perry grant a reprieve of the execution of Frances Newton, scheduled later Wednesday, to further examine defense claims that she is innocent. With a 5-1 vote, the board took the rare step of recommending a stay of the execution, which Parry can choose to delay for up to 30 days. Newtons attorneys have disputed her conviction for the 1987 murder of her husband and two children, citing possible mistakes made in analysis of ballistics evidence. If the stay is not granted, Newton would be the first black woman executed in Texas. The Houston Chronicle has more.
[JURIST] A group of Democratic voters represented by the liberal group Alliance for Democracy will challenge the results of the presidential election in the state, alleging widespread irregularities, before an Ohio Supreme Court justice Wednesday. About 25 voters are challenging the results, though their lawyer, Cliff Arnebeck, said he expected other voters and groups to join the suit. Arnebeck said exit polls and evidence of irregularities indicated that some valid votes were excluded in the count. The official results do not need to be certified under Ohio law until Monday. A spokesman for Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell said that there was no evidence of voting irregularities in the state. The Alliance for Democracy has moreon its election challenge in Ohio. The Guardian has more.
[JURIST] The EU Commission has announced that it will pursue legal action Wednesday against Greece for disguising violations of EU budget restrictions on the countrys reported deficits from 1997 to 2003. The proceedings could result in fines imposed by the European Court of Justice if the country fails to correct the reporting problem, which Joaquin Almunia, EU monetary affairs commissioner, warned was still present. An EU report on the budget figures showed that Greece underreported its 2003 by almost 3 percent of its gross domestic product. Greece is also expected by many to exceed the EU deficit cap, set at 3 percent of a countrys gross domestic product, for 2005. Greek officials maintained that they used the correct criteria in calculating the nations deficit, which was one factor in its application for EU membership. The Eurostat report on the Greek deficit reporting is available here [PDF]. Read an EU href="http://europa.eu.int/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=IP/04/1431&format=HTML&aged=0&language=en&guiLanguage=en">press release on the action. Kathimerini has http://news.ft.com/cms/s/d895a6b0-433f-11d9-bea1-00000e2511c8.html">more.
[JURIST] The Washington state Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case over a long-running dispute between the two major daily newspapers in Seattle over which will control the market. The dispute between the Seattle Times Co. and the Hearst Corp., which owns the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, centers on a joint-operating agreement between the two under which the Seattle Times Co. prints, distributes and markets both papers. This spring, a state appeals court unanimously ruled that the Seattle Times had reported sufficient losses between 2000 and 2003 to trigger an escape clause that allows the company to end the agreement or shutdown the Post-Intelligencer. Either way, Hearst has said it will close the paper. The supreme court will likely hear the case in February or March. A statement is available from Hearst Corp., as well as the Seattle Times Co. The Seattle Times has more.
[JURIST] The Russian news agency Interfax is reporting that Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych has asked the country's Supreme Court to declare the results of the presidential run-off invalid after outgoing President Leonid Kuchma called for an entirely new election. 8:56 AM ET - From Kyiv, weblogger Dan McKinn adds: "The Supreme Court has just received a letter from Yanukovych in which he asks them to cancel the results of the second round of the election and recount the votes. Unless he's had lackeys going through the archives at all the Territorial Election Committees and changing all the votes, this is a big big win for the opposition.." More on Orange Ukraine.12:36 PM ET - AP is reporting that the rival campaigns in Ukraine's disputed presidential election have agreed on a lifting of opposition protesters' siege of government buildings, begun last week soon after allegations were made of widespread fraud. The agreement came after another round of multiparty talks at the Presidential palace Wednesday; read a pre-agreement release on the talks from the opposition Yuschenko campaign here.1:10 PM ET - From Kyiv, the American blogger of Le Sabot Post-Moderne reports:
From the press conference at Marinskiy Palace. From what I'm hearing, President Kuchma announced:All parties have signed an agreement. It was a "genuine compromise." There is going to be a revote, though I don't think the type has been decided yet.There is going to be an expert working group to look at the legal issues of the election. They will follow the recommendations of the Supreme Court.All sides are renouncing violence.The protesters are going to stop blocking government buildings.There will be constitutional reform during the upcoming period.From the quick bit I saw on the TV here, everyone was smiling, including the "sick" Yanukovych [JURIST editor's note: Kuchma had previously said he was "ill" and could not appear in public]. With only the above info, it's hard to say what the significance of this is. I need to know what kind of constitional reform. To date, that phrase means a weakening of the president in favor of the PM. We'll have to see what it means here.
[JURIST] The Ukrainian parliament Wednesday narrowly approved a no-confidence motion in the government of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, the declared winner of last week's disputed presidential election, proposing instead a "government of national trust." The vote came on a second secret ballot after a first ballot failed; a similar measure had been proposed Tuesday, but the chamber had been adjourned before any vote could be taken. The no-confidence vote forces outgoing Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma to dismiss Yanukovych from his current position, deeping a political crisis which yesterday also saw opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko break off compromise negotiations with the Yanukovych campaign. Kuchma said Wednesday that he does not support a direct re-vote of the run-off to settle the dispute, suggesting instead that he would favor new elections with additional candidates. The Ukrainian Supreme Court meanwhile enters its third day of deliberations on the opposition appeal of the election result; some observers expect it could rule as early as Wednesday afternoon. Reuters has more; Scott Clark, a lawyer working as a consultant in Kyiv, offers this personal report on the vote on his weblog Foreign Notes.8:22 AM ET - In the related developments, the Maidan Ukrainian activist website is reporting that in the wake of yesterday's cancellation of this Sunday's planned autonomy referendum in the pro-Yanukovych Donetsk region, the Donetsk Regional Council has passed a new resolution setting January 9th as the date of a referendum on Lodgement of the region with the status of the self-dependent subject in the frame of a federation." Maidan has more.
[JURIST] Here's a run-down of law-related events, expected developments and live webcasts on JURIST's docket for Wednesday, December 1.The US Supreme Court will hear 10 AM ET oral arguments in Rousey v. Jacoway (case summary from Duke Law School), where the court will decide whether and to what extent individual retirement accounts are exempt from bankruptcy estates. The ABA provides merit briefs in the case. The Court will also hear arguments in Smith v. Massachusetts (case summary from Duke Law School), where it will consider whether the Fifth Amendment's prohibition against successive prosecutions is violated when a judge rules that the defendant is not guilty because the government?s evidence is insufficient but later in the trial reverses her finding of not guilty. The ABA provides merit briefs in the case.The Louisiana Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments Wednesday on the state's proposed marriage amendment. The proposed amendment was struck down by a judge in October because the amendment, in addition to banning same-sex marriage, also prevents the state from recognizing any legal status for common-law relationships, domestic partnerships and civil unions between both gay and heterosexual couples, and therefore violates a constitutional requirement that an amendment deal with only one issue. AP has more.The US House and Senate are in recess. The US House will reconvene on Monday, December 6 at 2 PM. The US Senate will reconvene on Tuesday, December 7 at 9:30 AM.The trial of Slobodan Milosevic continues Wednesday at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. Watch a webcast of the trial beginning at 9:30 AM local time (3:30 AM ET); the webcast is on a 30-minute tape delay. The ICTY has background on the case.... Also Wednesday, the trial of Fatmir Limaj and his co-defendants continues at the ICTY. Watch a webcast beginning at 2:45 PM local time (8:45 AM ET); the webcast is on a 30-minute tape delay. The ICTY has case information.The European Parliament will consider the situation in Ukraine and will Council and Commission statements on the subject. Watch a live webcast beginning at 3 PM local time (9 AM ET).
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This is not about "us" vs. "you", this is about garbage posted as a reliable news source. When the US based "Trumpet" posts nonsense about German politics, it is called out as garbage, when the German Spiegel or TAZ write scandalous crap about the Bundeswehr, it is called out as garbage and when the Russian RT reports retarded nonsense, it is called out as garbage, too.
On the news itself:
Do you really think, with all the efforts the US does worldwide to root out AQ safehavens (Yemen, Somalia, Pakistan), they would actually support AQ in establishing a new base in Syria? Although Assad is a criminal butcher like Ghaddaffi, there is no way in hell, the US or the rest of "the West" would actually consider to use AQ as a tool to topple him. It may happen that some AQ fighters disguised as "regular" freedom fighters receive money or support, but I really doubt that something like this happens on a larger, intentional scale.
What Astaran said. The US isn't that stupid. If that happened, and news of that leaks, it would blow up in our faces. It's just like how Bush made sure the CIA and FBI went and looked back through every record they could to make sure we didn't somehow covertly fund Bin-Laden back in the day before we invaded Afghanistan. We didn't.
Just look at how a few AQ guys fighting for the NTC in Libya made the news. I recall a ton of BS sensationalist headlines about how "Is the NATO supporting AQ?!". It's just not true.
If there is a benefit to support AQ they would do it.
There are no "reputable sources" in any country as far as media is concerned. Each media has it's own agenda and propaganda. Media's job is not to present the truth but present views that are in line with the media owner's and/or government's interests. This is true in any country and any political system in the world.
Even the so called "alternative media" like Antiwar have their own agendas.
Our job as consumers is to filter out the propaganda.
My opinion as a media consumer however is, that RT is closer to truth than western mainstream media.
No, you're taking what I said out of context. I said if the US had any use for AQ at all it would be to watch them kill each other fighting Assad. I also said if any amount of help was given to them at all, it would be through a third party kind of like in Libya. We didn't support them. There were just a few members in the group we were supporting(NTC mostly). We don't like it, we don't give them money or aid. They receive aid simply by being apart of an organization that's friendly to the US. We don't condone anything AQ does, and never will.
When Jesse Ventura talks on Russia Today about 9/11 having been an inside job organized by the Bush government, it is close to the truth?
When Julian Assange will have his very own Let's-all-bash-the-USA TV show hosted by Russia Today, it will be close to the truth?
How ironic that such a statement is coming from a person who seriously thinks "RT is closer to truth than western mainstream media."Our job as consumers is to filter out the propaganda.
Maybe Ze Evil West (tm) should own and fund a dedicated TV channel, just as it is the case with RT. "The West Today" or "TWT" would be a fitting name. Non-stop news coverage and interpretation of Russian-related topics, strictly aimed at the Russian-speaking community.


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Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar
Coral Gables, FL 33134
- Steakhouse
- Sun-Thu 5pm-10pm, Fri-Sat 5pm-11pm
- All Major Credit Cards
- Banquet Facilities, Business Dining, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Private Party, Prix Fixe, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible
- Dinner
- Full bar
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- Meters, Valet
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A glance around the grand 6,700-square-foot restaurant confirms beef is the main attraction here: prime, corn-fed, USDA, aged up to four weeks, cut into portions, salted and peppered, and broiled at 1600 degrees. They've got the process down pat, which shouldn't be a surprise -- when the Gables outlet premiered in February, it was the 32nd location. Fleming's focuses on three cuts of beef: filet mignon, New York strip, and rib eye, each available in two sizes -- the smaller portions allow for more than enough juicy, enthusiastically seasoned meat to chew on. Peppercorn, Madeira, or béarnaise sauces are served on request. A $24.95 prime rib dinner special, available every Sunday, brings a twelve-ounce slab of glistening red prime beef, salad, side dish, and dessert. A great deal, but Fleming's is otherwise a costly proposition: most steaks, served solo, are priced from $31 to $36. The best sides are a tall stack of thick, crunchily fried onion rings with chipotle chili mayonnaise, or a bowl of chipotle-flecked, cheddar-soupy macaroni and cheese. All are sized to be split. Fleming's attempts to separate from the steak-house pack by virtue of its wine program, which has nationally netted numerous Wine Spectator Awards of Excellence. An extensive, reader-friendly list boasts more than 100 selections poured by the glass and a separate menu of 80 special reserves sold by the bottle.
Member Reviews
The food was delicious. We met the manager who came to our table, since they knew it was our wedding anniversary. There was an anniversary card on the table signed by all of the staff. The table was decorated with confetti hearts, nice touch. They surprised us with a free chocolate cake. Over all our experience there was excellent and we will come back soon.
the food is great its fine dinning just remember is one of those restaurants you buy the steak then pay separate for the sides and if you go on your birthday they give you strawberry covered with chocolates in a pretty box
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Bay Bayou Rv Resort., Bay Bayou near Tampa,Fl. |
Bay Bayou Rv Resort., Bay Bayou near Tampa,Fl. |
Wink |
Nov 19 2011, 06:36 AM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 120 Joined: 17-October 08 Member No.: 26986 |
How can the reviews be so diffrent at this park?That they go from a one to a ten.Makes me wonder if they are talking about the same park.
-------------------- Home is where we park it.
Tom |
Nov 19 2011, 07:10 AM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 156 Joined: 12-October 04 Member No.: 1770 |
A single "1" review usually means someone just had a bad experience that may or may not have been the parks fault, or it is simply someone who can't be happy with anything. A bunch of "1" reviews means something is wrong with the park.
In that park's case, it looks like one camper had an issue with bugs which colored his experience, and then unfortunately had problems with stealing. Considering most of the rest of the reviews are substantially higher, I would go with the higher reviews. -------------------- 2008 F-250 5.4L CrewCab
2004 21' Forest River Surveyor TT |
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Nov 19 2011, 08:24 AM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 120 Joined: 17-October 08 Member No.: 26986 |
How can the reviews be so diffrent at this park?That they go from a one to a ten.Makes me wonder if they are talking about the same park. I went to all the older reviews for that campground and there is more than the one review. -------------------- Home is where we park it.
John Blue |
Nov 19 2011, 02:10 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 2174 Joined: 9-November 03 From: Brandon, FL. Member No.: 214 |
This park sets in the middle of a marsh or small bog. You will have bugs, lots of bugs. The heat is high and add in high humidity to the mix. Now add in all the other items you read about and that could be part of the problem.
-------------------- John
Brandon, Fl. FMCA F-248693 Foretravel MH Honda CRV tow |
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Dec 9 2011, 04:51 PM
Member Group: Members Posts: 13 Joined: 9-December 11 From: Every Where USA Member No.: 65254 |
We stayed at this park in July of 2011. It of course was summer: very hot and humid. The ground moved with all kinds of critters. We were parked in the rommier spots by the bayou so that probsbly contributed to the bug situation. Once we left there though we had roaches for a few weeks, and we have never had that trouble before. We did get rid of them! Accessing the park is best from the north as many low trees will wreck the top of a larger RV.
You have to realize that each RVer is looking for something different in an RV park. We all want different ammenities, levels of service, social or unsocial, etc. And it depends on the time of year you visit the park. We stayed on a special rate so it was okay for us. Would we go back? Probably not. There are nicer places to stay in Florida! I am not a big fan of the Tampa area any way. All the parks are older and mostly riddled with ancient park models, and filled with rude french canadians in the winter. That's the opinion of a full timer who travels around alot, and it is my opinion, so be that as it may, I hope it helps! -------------------- Blessings,
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1998, issue 5:
Subject Indexing and Controlled Vocabularies: Curious Variations and Inconsistencies, Elisa Lanzi
1999, issue 2:
Art Theft: Restitution and the legacy of WWII, compiled by Jennifer Hehman; Disaster Preparedness and Preservation.
1999, issue 4:
Conservation Information on the Internet: A Brief Selection of Sites, Patricia T. Thompson; Electronic Serials: Selected Bibliography, Stephanie Moye; Virtual Artists' Books, Anne-Dorothee Boehme, annotated by Jennifer Hehman
1999, issue 6:
Legal Issues in the Art World; Citing Digital Images, Web Sites, and other Electronic Sources; Evaluating Web Sites; Selected Reviews of Art Web Sites; Health and Safety Issues in Art Libraries and Collections; Selected Multiple Links Web Sites of Art and Architectural History; Art Education: K-12 Web Sites; Web Sites for Critical Thinking; Art Materials Suppliers Web Pages
2000, issue 2:
WPA Federal Art Projects: Resources; Architectural Construction Techniques; Case Study Videos; and Selected Web Sites
2000, issue 4:
Basic Print Sources in Ancient Art and Archaeology, Eileen Markson and Christina Huemer
2000, issue 6:
Resources for Finding Grants and Writing Proposals, Fran Huehls; Recent Resources for Dealing with Violence in the Academic Library
2001, issue 2:
Disaster Planning
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Selected Thematic Art Video Series and Sets: (5+ volumes)
2001, issue 6:
Biographical Movies about Artists, Peggy Keeran
2002, issue 1:
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2003, issue 6:
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Legal Protection for the Preservation of Cultural Artifacts: Web Resources, Vibiana Bowman; Information Needs and Sources for Artists: A Praxis Approach: Selected Bibliography, Sandra Cowan
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Some Current Resources for Members to Consider
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Resource Center Web Sites:
Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI)
/ Institut Canadien de Conservation (ICC).
Great resources in both French and English.
CoOL: Conservation On Line:
"Resources for Conservation Professionals."
Links to many other organizations with resources for dealing with disasters.
Heritage Emergency National Task Force:
"Emergency Response and Salvage Wheel."
Special nonprofit/government rate. Quick and handy tool to use dealing with a disaster in any library.
Northeast Document Conservation Center.
Leaflets and training in conservation and disaster planning.
Sampler of Regional Online Disaster Manuals with Lists of Supplies, Services, and Equipment:
Los Angeles Preservation Network, Inc.:
"List of Disaster Supplies and Suppliers."
Focused mainly on the Southern California region for vendors and facilities, it also includes many national vendors as well. Others can use this as a model for a disaster supply list by replacing local vendors with their own local suppliers.
The Detroit Institute of Arts: Disaster & Conservation Resources:
"Disaster Preparedness Planning" by Barbara Heller, 2005.
For statewide art libraries.
The Detroit Institute of Arts:
"Disaster Supplies, Services, and Equipment," 2000.
Extensive listing of supplies, services and equipment. An older version of the resource above, and additional disaster planning and preparedness resources available from this Web page.
Disaster Mitigation Planning Assistance:
"Disaster Preparedness."
The State Library of Ohio: A Disaster Preparedness Plan for Small Public Libraries.
by Jan Haines, 2002. (last revised June 2005)
Also available on
. Good model manual and checklists for one-person run libraries or collections.
Southeast United States
SOLINET: "Disaster Mitigation & Recovery Resources."
Information on hurricane preparedness for libraries, response and recovery, and technical leaflets for many other causes in both English and Spanish.
Selected Recent Publications:
Alire, Camila, ed.
Library Disaster Planning and Recovery Handbook.
New York: Neal-Schuman, c2000. Excellent manual.
Cowan, Janet.
Dry Methods for Surface Cleaning Paper.
rev. ed. Technical Bulletin (CCI), no. 11. Ottawa: Canadian Conservation Institute, c2001. Also issued in French. One of many excellent tech, bulletins available from CCI. Good for dealing with smoke damage on paper.
Cravey, Pamela J.
Protecting Library Staff, Users, Collections, and Facilities: A How-To-Do-It Manual.
How-To-Do-It Manuals for Librarians, no. 103. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2001. Deals with security issues in emergency planning.
Disaster Planning: Soaring to Excellence Videos.
VHS. Chicago: American Library Association, c2000. 146 minutes. Includes a guidebook. Good for presentations to staff and for disaster planning annual reviews.
Dorge, Valerie, and Sharon Jones, comps.
Building an Emergency Plan: a Guide for Museums and Other Cultural Institutions.
Los Angeles: Getty Conservation Institute, c1999. Handbook for emergency planning for museums and their libraries.
Feather, John, ed.
Managing Preservation for Libraries and Archives: Current Practice and Future Developments.
Aldershot, Hampshire, UK: Ashgate, c2004. Day to day preventive measures to take before a disaster happens.
Kahn, Miriam.
Disaster Response and Planning for Libraries.
2nd ed. Chicago: American Library Association, 2003. Also available as an e-book from NetLibrary.
Kahn, Miriam.
Protecting Your Library's Digital Sources: The Essential Guide to Planning and Preservation.
Chicago: American Library Association, 2004. Also available as an e-book from NetLibrary.
Matthews, Graham, and John Feather, eds.
Disaster Management for Libraries and Archives.
Aldershot, Hampshire, UK: Ashgate, c2003. Although written for UK, includes conversions for the U.S.
Robinson, Michael K.
Disaster Recovery Planning for Nonprofits.
Dallas: Hamilton Books, c2003. Good handbook for emergency data protection and nonprofit organizations.
Thenell, Jan.
The Library's Crisis Communications Planner: A PR Guide for Handling Every Emergency.
Chicago: American Library Association, 2004. Great insights and advice for managers of libraries for handling patrons and media during a crisis.
Thompson, Rosemary.
Crisis Intervention and Crisis Management: Strategies That Work in Schools and Communities.
New York: Brunner-Routledge, 2004. Good handbook for dealing with the emotional toll of handling a "disaster" situation with your staff, patrons, yourself, etc. Includes dealing with a sense of "loss" and "compassion fatigue."
Wellheiser, Johanna G.
An Ounce of Prevention: Integrated Disaster Planning for Archives, Libraries, and Record Centres.
2nd ed. Toronto: Canadian Archives Foundation, 2002. Excellent manual with particular information for Canadian libraries.
Wisner, Benjamin, ed.
Environmental Health in Emergencies and Disasters: A Practical Guide.
Geneva: World Health Organization, c2002.
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Cosmetics and cancer
People sometimes worry about chemicals in cosmetics causing cancer.
The term 'cosmetics' covers a wide variety of products, including moisturisers, shampoos, deodorants and toothpastes.
But there is no good scientific evidence to believe that these products could cause cancer.
'Chemicals' and cancer
Cosmetics are made up of a variety of different chemicals. And many of the rumours about cosmetics and cancer are based on common misunderstandings about these chemicals. The claims assume that if a chemical is linked to the development of cancer in cells in a lab experiment, it will also cause cancer in humans. But this is misleading for a number of reasons.
Human beings are much more complex than cells in a lab dish.
Many concerns arise from studies that test the effects of chemicals on cells in lab experiments. But applying a high dose of a chemical directly to cells in a dish is very different to applying a cosmetic to our bodies. For example, our skin forms a formidable barrier and prevents many chemicals from being absorbed. And when chemicals do get inside our bodies, they tend to be broken down by our body and safely removed. So something which is harmful to cells or even animals may not cause health problems in humans.
The dose may be different.
At very high doses, many common chemicals are dangerous to our health. For example, taking a standard dose of ibuprofen will help to reduce inflammation but taking too much may cause stomach ulcers. High doses of some chemicals contained in cosmetics may cause cells to turn cancerous in a laboratory experiment. But legislation means that cosmetics for sale in the UK must be safe – normal use of these cosmetics must not cause harm to humans.
Natural chemicals are not necessarily better for you than man-made ones.
The rumours about cosmetics and cancers also often imply that synthetic or man-made chemicals are worse for you than natural ones. This is not scientifically meaningful because natural and man-made chemicals are not fundamentally different. Many natural chemicals can cause cancer so avoiding synthetic chemicals will not have a large impact on your cancer risk.
The charity Sense about Science has produced an excellent document about chemicals and our lifestyle. And this also highlights the need to look at alarming stories about chemicals in context:
- The concentration of a chemical is important. Some chemicals are detected in the body at levels of 'parts per billion' – this equates to one grain of sugar in an Olympic sized swimming pool.
- Our bodies are able to process and remove harmful substances.
- And even if a chemical is present in our body, that doesn't mean it is doing any harm. Our bodies contain traces of many substances that we are in contact with. These include both natural and synthetic substances, and some are beneficial and some are harmful at certain levels.
The cosmetics market is highly regulated in the UK
There are very tight regulations in the EU and the UK about cosmetics. Manufacturers must ensure that their cosmetic products are safe before they can be sold. The EU has produced a list of banned substances that are not allowed to be used. And other chemicals are only allowed in cosmetics subject to special restrictions. For example, they may only be present in limited amounts or may only be used in rinse-off products. This applies to both natural and synthetic chemicals.
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Another persistent hoax claims that lipsticks contain lead and therefore cause cancer. This is not true and you can find out more on our CancerHelp UK website.
Rumours that moisturisers could cause skin cancer also make the rounds occasionally. Most recently, such a claim was made based on a laboratory study which found that moisturizing creams could increase the risk of skin cancer in mice that were already exposed to high doses of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, mimicking the effect of heavy sun exposure.
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Ligand Pharmaceuticals Incorporated (NASDAQ: LGND) announced today plans to report fourth quarter 2012 financial results on Wednesday, February 13, 2013. Ligand's President and CEO, John L. Higgins, Executive Vice President and COO, Matt Foehr and Vice President of Finance and CFO, John Sharp will host the conference call.
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