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Massachusetts Department of Workforce Development www.mass.gov/?pageID=dlwdhomepage&L=1&L0=Home&sid=Edwd Select the "For Workers and Unions" tab for job hunting and the "For Claimants" tab for unemployment information.
Employment and Training Resources http://etrcc.com The site for the one-stop career centers in Marlborough, Newton, and Norwood details the centers' extensive jobseeker workshops and services and offers an excellent guide to online job-search resources. To see the schedule of free job-hunting programs, select Calendar.
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WIND www.windnetworking.net Networking meetings for professionals in job transition.
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The repairs represented in the referendum total approximately 32 million dollars. To address …Read Morethat in one budget year would represent approximately 1/5 of the total budget. To say that we could achieve this by getting rid of some administrators is inaccurate. Furthermore, In order to receive the ROD grants from the state, these repairs must be done immediately, thus, the referendum.
By the way, Middletown has a comparatively low ratio of administrators and they work very hard. I know, I spend many nights with them until midnight and yes, they are on the job the next day bright and early. Vote any way you want on the referendum but please know the facts.
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Mr. Whalen I support your right to express your concerns, but this post is completely inaccurate,…Read Morea t best. I can't stop returning to your fantastic Map. Did these images come to you in a dream? For starters, I attended the planning board meeting and did not hear one reference to a light at Chapel Hill and Kings Highway. According to your Devastating Impact diagram every student of driving age will be driving their own school bus to class, and parking on campus (i lost count at 50 buses in the photo) How will T.H. increase the physical danger of your current bus riding children? i see you referenced widening of part of Chapel Hill road. If safety is such concern to you, as it should be, this should be great news. TH offering to underwrite (pay for) improved safety on said road. which brings up another point, are the people protesting T.H. more concerned about not being able to drive to and from the mall quickly (traffic argument) without having to slow down a bit once or twice a day OR more concerned about the imagined danger of improving the road they site as treacherous (safety argument). Seems the improvements on those two matters should be welcomed.. You reference multi million dollar improvements that will be required ad infinitum. really? first of all, if you were to be receiving multi million dollar improvements ad infiitum I would assume that would be welcomed by the town. especially when the improvements offered in T.H. plan are being funded by the school, as was clearly stated numerous times at the planning board meeting. The topic of how treacherous Chapel Hill was heard loud and clear by the Board and if TH's proposal is rejected it WILL cost Middletown taxpayers, instead of TH footing the bill.. Seems pretty straightforward for any citizen, let alone a CPA to understand. you cited noise, air and light(?) pollution. numerous times. Unless Trinity Hall is opening up a Paper Mill as well, I think you will be OK with ear plugs to drown out the girls field hockey game. all i have left is welcome to America. and private property rights. Seems like these folks at Trinity Hall are going out of their way to address all reasonable concerns. you should welcome it and work together. Next time, maybe think.. and then SpeakOut. sincerely, Shep An Informed Citizen
March 10, 2014 at 06:35 PM
I was always a little puzzled as to why our Township Committee was willing to move heaven and earth …Read More(and a few things on township property) to ease the way for this enterprise. Then, I saw that one of the Wall Street honchos that is behind the effort to build this private school in Middletown is a donor to a SuperPac, along with the likes of none other than Sheldon Adelson. This SuperPac has pockets so deep that they could afford to donate half a million dollars to the losing campaign of Joe Kyrillos.
Of course I'm sure that the fact this SuperPac is dedicated to backing "conservative" politicians, and our TC is packed with ambitious little Republicans, has nothing whatsoever to do with their intense interest in seeing this is a done deal.
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Should the modern Muslim world adopt the law of the traditional Islamic state? Noah Feldman, professor at Harvard Law School, will explore this and other questions in his lecture at St. John's College on "The Fall and Rise of the Islamic State." The lecture will be held in the Francis Scott Key Auditorium on Friday, October 24, at 8:15 p.m. The lecture is free and open to the public.
In his lecture Feldman will explore the ideas he examines in depth in his book of the same title. In his book, Feldman presents the history of the traditional Islamic constitution and probes the struggle in the Muslim world between the forces of religion and law and those of violence and lawlessness.
Feldman says he will explain the story behind the increasingly popular call for the establishment of the "shari'a"—;the law of the traditional Islamic state-in the modern Muslim world. Some perceive it as a threat to democracy while some Islamist movements are winning elections on it and some terrorists use it to justify their crimes. What, then, is the "shari'a"? Given the severity of some of its provisions why is it popular among Muslims? Can the Islamic state succeed—should it?
Feldman will explore how the classical Islamic constitution governed through and was legitimated by law. He will also examine how executive power was balanced by the scholars who interpreted and administered the "shari'a", and how this balance of power was finally destroyed by the incomplete reforms of the modern era. The result has been the unchecked executive dominance that now distorts politics in so many Muslim states. Feldman argues that a modern Islamic state could provide political and legal justice to today's Muslims, but only if new institutions emerge that restore this constitutional balance of power.
Feldman is an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and the Bemis Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. He is also the author of "After Jihad, What We Owe Iraq," and "Divided by God." Feldman was the former senior constitutional adviser to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq and his current work examines the compatibility of democracy and Islam. He is a contributing writer for the New York Times Magazine. Read more ...


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Shawnee State University - the regional state university of Southern Ohio - prepares students for the changing needs of business, industry, education, and society through its diversified degree programs. Recognizing the importance of knowledge, values, and cultural enrichment, Shawnee State University is committed to providing and undergraduate education that fosters competence in oral and written communication, scientific and quantitative reasoning, and critical analysis/logical thinking. To enrich the lives of the community, the University provides opportunities for continuing personal and professional development, intellectual discovery, and appreciation for the creative and performing arts. |
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so.. this is my first collection
i decided to try to change my usual aesthetic a little bit
i mean – i always make things that i would wear, on a casual day
same silhouettes, prints..
this time, i wanted to try something a bit more bold
this is also the clothes that i would wear
but it's more a bold futuristic me
that live in some colony on mars
of course, this is not futuristic martian me in the pictures
this is my beautiful friend elena
that agreed to be my model for the day
i created all the prints
and self drafted patterns
i still work on this collection
so expect more projects in some near future
see more on my blog mokosha
thick cotton jersey fabric (off white and pale pink)
black fabric paint
Feb 24, 2013, 12.50 AMby kisses
Totally cool and the prints are great
Feb 24, 2013, 12.06 PMby mokosha
:) thanks kisses
Feb 23, 2013, 03.27 PMby dvinare
wow, amazing prints! I am impressed by this perfect symmetry. How did you made these prints? I guess.. you weren't just randomly splashing black dyes on a fabric? :)
Feb 24, 2013, 12.06 PMby mokosha
it is actually quite a random process.. only the fabric needs to be folded, once you've done splashing (that's the way to create symmetry)
Feb 23, 2013, 10.01 AMby vikibiki
Very nice!
Feb 23, 2013, 02.53 PMby mokosha
thank you very much
Feb 23, 2013, 05.08 AMby ehessler
nice work
Feb 23, 2013, 02.53 PMby mokosha
Feb 22, 2013, 11.36 PMby neveenkarnes
Very nice and new… Love it !!
Feb 23, 2013, 02.53 PMby mokosha
thanks.. glad to hear that
Feb 22, 2013, 09.02 PMby MXG
Very cool stuff.
Feb 23, 2013, 02.52 PMby mokosha
:) thanks
Feb 22, 2013, 08.03 PMby Teterev
This collection is fantastic! I would like to wear some of them. Prints are highlights!
Feb 23, 2013, 02.52 PMby mokosha
thank you..
Feb 22, 2013, 07.30 PMby Mary Athey
Lovely collection.you.did an amazing.job.on.this. I love the.pattern you painted on.the fabric. Fab x
Feb 22, 2013, 06.53 PMby byVA
The best! I will follow you closely :)
Feb 23, 2013, 02.49 PMby mokosha
:) thanks
Feb 22, 2013, 06.38 PMby paunnet
Congrats, dear, these look awesome!!!
Feb 23, 2013, 02.48 PMby mokosha
thank you, anna :)
Feb 22, 2013, 06.35 PMby kferris
I love it!
Feb 23, 2013, 02.48 PMby mokosha
thanks.. glad to hear that
Feb 22, 2013, 06.32 PMby cris orange
very fancy collection, I especially like all the peplum tops
Feb 23, 2013, 02.47 PMby mokosha
thank you, cris orange :)
Feb 22, 2013, 05.51 PMby ceriserouge
The prints you created are fabulous! I like how sleek the silhouettes look! (and your friend has great hair!)
Feb 23, 2013, 02.47 PMby mokosha
thanks.. i really enjoyed making those prints
Feb 22, 2013, 05.44 PMby step-van-b
You created a great collection and your friend it very well! My favorite is the top with red.
Feb 23, 2013, 02.43 PMby mokosha
thanks :) i think that might be my favorite too
Feb 22, 2013, 05.20 PMby MojoHollz
Very cool, I love the print, and the the red on the peplum top super cool! Very well put together :)
Feb 23, 2013, 02.42 PMby mokosha
thank you.. red part is a belt with a big bow
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Very cool, I love the print, and the the red on the peplum top super cool! Very well put together :)
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In a motion of shameless self promotion (and in honor of Christmas), I'd like to share with you folks an article I wrote about Rankin/Bass Christmas specials.
If you're not familiar with Rankin/Bass (what's wrong with you!) you at least know their work: Rudolph, Frosty, The Little Drummer Boy, and so forth.
I'm hoping some (if not many) of you are also familiar with my choices, including the funkier The Year Without a Santa Claus and Santa Claus is Coming to Town.
If you care to read, let me know what you think—do you have your own Rankin/Bass favorites? Are they different than mine?
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Super Meat Boy Getting Free Chapters Through 'Teh Internets' on XBLA
by Alice O'Connor, Sep 23, 2010 6:36am PDTThe Xbox Live Arcade edition of Team Meat's "tough as nails" platformer Super Meat Boy will receive a series of free downloadable chapters though an exclusive feature dubbed 'Teh Internets,' the indie developer has revealed.
Five 'Teh Internets' chapters are currently planned, each twenty levels long. They'll be delivered for free by Xbox Live's 'Title Managed Storage,' the feature also used by Monday Night Combat to issue balance updates without going through certification.
"Before we all start to bitch and moan about [the exclusivity]," Team Meat's Tommy Refenes explains, "know that in order for the game to come out on XBLA, we had to offer something exclusive and this was the best and coolest option for us."
It's not all doom and gloom on other platforms, though. PC and Mac players will get a level editor, which Refenes aims to launch "no more than 6 months after the PC version ships." Select user-made levels will eventually also hit 'Teh Internets.'
Super Meat Boy will be released for Xbox 360 on October 20 at 1,200 Microsoft Points ($15) as part of 'Game Feast.' PC, Mac and WiiWare editions are also on their way.


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We all know that something has to be done about out of control rising health care costs. We all, however, have different opinions on what the controls or cuts should be, and the national debate is certain to heaten up and continue for quite a while. The American College of Physicians has just released an important report that moves this conversation in helpful directions. Medical specialists from all areas, including oncology, were asked to suggest five common procedures or treatments that are not cost effective, but are commonly used. I have been hearing about this for some time as my husband was one of the oncologists asked to submit the list for ASCO.
This is a report from Reuters about this effort. I give you the beginning and a link:
CHICAGO (Reuters) Feb 16 - A leading group of U.S. doctors is trying to tackle the costly problem of excessive medical testing, hoping to avoid more government intervention in how they practice.
The American College of Physicians (ACP), the largest U.S. medical specialty group, is rolling out guidelines to help doctors better identify when patients should be screened for specific diseases and when they can be spared the cost, and potentially invasive procedures that follow.
Many individual U.S. medical centers have launched their own efforts to build a protocol of patient care in fields such as diabetes or obstetrics, but the ACP effort has the potential to influence doctors nationally. ACP members include more than 132,000 physicians, mainly focused on internal medicine.
"Excessive testing costs $200 billion to $250 billion (per year)," Dr. Steven Weinberger, executive vice president and chief executive officer of the ACP said in an interview from his office in Philadelphia. "There's an overuse of imaging studies, CT scans for lung disease, overuse of routine electrocardiograms and other cardiac tests such as stress testing."
In an article published last month in the Annals of Internal Medicine, the ACP cited 37 clinical situations where screening did not promote health and might actually hurt patients.
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In the past, many providers of public mental health services simply avoided Medicaid.
"They didn't like the paperwork, didn't like Medicaid's orientation to services, that sort of thing," said Jeffrey A. Buck, Ph.D., Associate Director for Organization and Financing in SAMHSA's Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS). "Now it's impossible for providers in most states to think they're going to be able to remain in business and get along nicely without in some way dealing with Medicaid."
Today, Medicaid—the Federal/state partnership that pays the medical and long-term care expenses of many of the Nation's most vulnerable people—has become the largest payer of public mental health services.
Providers need to acknowledge the program's growing prominence, Dr. Buck said. They need to be aware of emerging trends and new regulations that may affect their provision of services to both Medicaid recipients and non-recipients alike. And they should know about resources available from SAMHSA and other organizations that can help them navigate this complex program (see Medicaid-Related Resources).
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Created in 1965 as part of the Social Security Act, Medicaid is basically a health insurance program for certain individuals and families who lack the income or resources to pay for medical care. The program covers doctor and hospital bills, prescription drug costs, and other medical expenses, providing payment directly to health care providers.
Medicaid is financed jointly by the Federal Government and state governments, with the Federal Government matching the amount that states spend.
The Federal Government sets broad standards; states decide the details. Subject to Federal approval, states decide who is eligible for the program, what services the program will cover, how much providers will be paid, and so forth. While the Federal Government requires states to offer coverage for such basic services as doctor visits and inpatient hospital stays, for example, states can also offer certain optional services. This flexibility means that eligibility, services, and other details may vary from state to state and from year to year.
It's important to keep in mind that Medicaid is primarily a medical program, emphasized Dr. Buck. "People sometimes expect Medicaid to pay for everything," he said, citing as examples some advocates' calls for housing and educational support to be covered. "But Medicaid is intended to be a medical assistance program similar to other kinds of health insurance."
Mental health service providers need to be aware of several trends, according to Dr. Buck and other Medicaid experts.
The most important of these trends is Medicaid's increasingly dominant role in the provision of mental health services. Over the last 10 or 15 years, said Dr. Buck, a major shift took place in the way that states fund, organize, and deliver public mental health services. In the old days, he explained, state mental health authorities set their own policies and paid designated providers directly for the services they provided. Now that system is being displaced by state Medicaid programs, which are more like health insurance plans in their approach to organization and financing.
"States have moved more and more services into Medicaid that weren't Medicaid services before," said Dr. Buck, noting that the budget crunch affecting many states has accelerated the trend. Coupled with changes that broadened eligibility in the late 1980s, this trend led to explosive growth in the size of state Medicaid programs.
"Medicaid is already the largest single payer of mental health services in the United States," CMHS Director Kathryn Power, M.Ed., told participants at the 2004 Invitational Conference on Medicaid and Mental Health Services in Baltimore, MD, last October. "It's larger than private insurers. Larger than Medicare. Larger than all other state and local payers combined!"
Medicaid already funds more than half of all public mental health services that states provide, Ms. Power noted. And if current trends continue as predicted, that number could jump to two-thirds over the next 10 to 15 years.
This growing dominance also makes Medicaid a key player in another trend—the call to transform the mental health system, issued by the President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health. "Medicaid figures so prominently in the transformation equation that without Medicaid on board, transformation will not happen," Ms. Power told the audience in Baltimore.
SAMHSA has already launched a number of projects designed to ensure that the mental health system's transformation takes Medicaid into account.
One key activity is data collection and analysis. For the first time ever, for example, SAMHSA is developing comprehensive statistics on Medicaid mental health services in every state. SAMHSA is also surveying state Medicaid authorities about how they administer mental health services, developing profiles of all Medicaid-funded mental health programs, and working with one state to develop a program for integrating de-institutionalized patients back into the community with Medicaid's help.
Collaboration between SAMHSA and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is also critical. The agencies will be working together to help states develop plans for financing mental health services that take into account the growing role that Medicaid plays. SAMHSA and CMS are also collaborating on technical assistance papers about specific Medicaid policies.
In addition to these broad trends, there have been several recent changes that affect the provision of mental health services by state Medicaid programs.
The Balanced Budget Act (BBA) of 1997 institutionalized the use of managed care in Medicaid and applied specific beneficiary protections. States continued to require waivers for services to disabled children and children's mental health programs.
One important change concerns calculating capitation rates, the fixed amount that a provider receives per patient over a set period of time, no matter how much or how little service that patient actually receives. Pre-BBA, states paid capitated providers in the form of an upper payment limit based on the traditional Medicaid funding. Post-BBA, capitation rates must be "actuarially sound," or based on the actual cost of services provided in the managed care setting. Regardless of how the rates were set, pre-BBA or post-BBA, all Medicaid funds were to be spent only on Medicaid services to Medicaid enrollees.
"Before the BBA, a lot of states thought they didn't have to track every unit of service," Dale Jarvis, C.P.A., managing consultant and Director at Seattle's MCPP Healthcare Consulting, Inc., told the Baltimore conference participants. "Folks assumed that under managed care, there was added flexibility to give clients what they need, even if it didn't fit into a defined service code, and recording and tracking every unit of service was not as important as 'doing the right thing' for the client."
The shift to actuarial soundness also inadvertently revealed cases of the improper use of Medicaid. This means more careful recordkeeping for some providers.
"We discovered that Medicaid funds were being used inappropriately," explained Brenda Jackson, M.P.P., a health insurance specialist in the Kansas City, MO, CMS Regional Office.
Some states were using their savings—the difference between a $1 capitation rate and the 80 cents actually spent—on non-eligible services to non-eligible individuals. Furthermore, some states used leftover money to enhance their overall system for non-Medicaid eligibles. One state used the Medicaid mental health money to purchase county sheriff cars.
The increased awareness of the inappropriate uses of Medicaid funds may mean budget trouble ahead for some states that used Medicaid to fund public systems for non-Medicaid enrollees. Before this recent change, for example, a state might have received a capitation rate of $1 per patient per month but only spent 80 cents on Medicaid services to Medicaid eligibles. Under the new regulations requiring that capitation rates must be actuarially sound, that state would receive only 80 cents from Medicaid the following year. Even before this change, some states were already trimming services, eligible populations, or both.
Another piece of legislation that may have an impact on the provision of state mental health services is the Medicare Modernization Act, which provides a prescription drug benefit to Medicare beneficiaries.
Although the legislation focuses on Medicare—the Federal Government's health care program for older Americans and some people with disabilities—it will affect some beneficiaries who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. These "dual-eligibles" may see changes in what they pay for their medications, where they obtain them, and whether they have access to specific drugs at all—a big concern for those who depend on psychotropic medications.
"The Medicare prescription drug benefit is the most significant thing coming down the pike," said Dr. Buck. "But since the rules are still in development, it's difficult to say what the potential impact will be."
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Batman: Arkham City -- See Bruce Wayne's Face
DC Direct's new toy line gives us a look at a maskless Dark Knight.
If you're not a DC Comics nerd like me -- for shame -- you might not know that there's a merch line called DC Direct that puts out all sorts of cool collectibles. In celebration of Batman: Arkham City, DC Direct is putting out a line of action figures. Series 1 includes Harley Quinn, Robin and Batman. However, this isn't the normal Batman we all know and love from the game. This is Batman without his cowl.
This is important because it's our first look at what Bruce Wayne looks like in Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City. Does this mean the Caped Crusader is taking his mask off for the upcoming game? Check out the photos below and tell us your thoughts in the comments. Look for the action figures on December 21st.
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New OLPC design looks way too cool for school kids
With all the attention we lavish on Netbook-style laptops such as the Asus Eee PCand the HP 2133 Mini-note, it's easy to forget that all these systems owe some of their DNA to the One Laptop Per Child project and founder Nick Negroponte's dream of getting a low-cost XO laptop into the hands of any student who needs one.
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Ruslana: Belarusians and Ukrainians together stand for freedom!
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The artist is ready to perform on the Belarusian Square.
Vitaliy Portnikov: First Belarus, then Russia will follow after Ukraine
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The famous journalist is convinced: Lukashenka has very little time left.
Andrei Sannikov: Dismantling of Lukashenka regime has already started 60
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Repressive means are used to force parties to participate in the municipal elections.
Bruce Jackson: Belarus's problems cannot be solved under Lukashenka's rule 23
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The U.S. can do more for freedom in Belarus, says an influential American politician.
Piotr Poroshenko: We are against all Soviet that have rooted in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia 60
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Ukrainian politician and businessmen, a billionaire Piotr Poroshenko gave an exclusive interview to charter97.org.
Giga Bokeriya: Transition of power is a country's success
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Secretary of Georgia's Security Council gave an interview to charter97.org on the day of his resignation.
Paweł Kowal: Europe should prepare for the day when Lukashenka is gone
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The European Parliament deputy is convinced that Europe needs a new strategy regarding Belarus.
Vladimir Ryzhkov: Lukashenka can take Russia's ambassador Surikov hostage
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The Belarusian regime is bankrupt without Russia's oil, Vladimir Ryzhkov is convinced.
Andrzej Paczobut: "Don't negotiate with hostage takers" 29
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The Lukashenka regime has only one way – towards its collapse, the famous journalist believes.
Dzmitry Bandarenka: Navalny is just a boy
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Belarusian politician Dzmitry Bandarenka has celebrated his 50th birthday.
Tom Melia: We are ready welcome Belarus with open arms 18
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The deputy assistant to the US Secretary of State Tom Melia gave an exclusive interview to the charter97.org web-site.
Karim Lahidji: The principle of non-interference is a fig leaf covering inaction
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The president of the International Federation for Human Rights is convinced that the situations of Iran and Belarus are similar.
Boris Nemtsov: Lukashenka has slapped Putin more than once
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The leader of the Russian opposition is convinced that Lukashenka is a bandit ready for any type of crime.
Rustam Ibragimbekov. Keep away from my country
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Screenwriter of the legendary movies The White Sun of the Desert (Beloe Solntse Pustyni) and Burnt By The Sun (Utomlyonnye Solntsem) fights against dictatorship.
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Laurynas Kasčiūnas: Every second rich Lithuanian has business in Belarus
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The EU does not know the consequences of a "dialogue" with the Belarusian regime.
Leyla Yunus: Criminals in power have offshore billions all over the world
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The regimes of Lukashenka and Aliyev are equally corrupted and repressive.
Carl Bildt: Our position remains firm 31
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Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sweden gave exclusive interview to charter97.org.
Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz: Terms remain the same
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Neither Poland nor the European Union change their politics regarding Lukashenka's regime.
Remove Lukashenka's wallet
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The dictator will continue to ignore the West's demands unless billions of dollars stop coming in.
Malek Khadhraoui: Tunisian revolution was inspired by Belarusians 25
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Malek Khadhraoui, the editor-in-chief of the Tunisian website Nawaat, created it by the example of charter97.org.
EP President: Lukashenka has no chance to survive politically 101
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The President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz gave an exclusive interview to charter97.org.
Roman Bezsmertny: Lukashenka's regime is the stopper of the region's development
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Ukraine's former ambassador to Belarus Roman Bezsmertny is convinced that it is utterly difficult to make forecasts about the outcome of Lukashenka's visit to Kyiv.
Guillermo Fariñas: Belarusian opposition has its own army
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The legendary Cuban dissident gave an interview to charter97.org on the eve of tbeing awarded the Andrei Sakharov Prize by the European Parliament .
Boris Tarasyuk: Diplomats were the first to support the revolution
11:47, — Interview
Ukraine's former foreign minister is convinced that there shouldn't be more trade-offs with authoritarian regimes.
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Serious battles have started at the UN over the report on the situation in Belarus.
Jerzy Pomianowski: It is crucial that Belarus get actual support
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The head of the European Endowment for Democracy does not support the loans to Lukashenka's regime and urges to give Belarusian democrats real help.
Edward Lucas: We need sanctions against top people of Lukashenka 45
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Belarusian top peoples cannot shop in London and have their children studying in the West.
Yuri Lutsenko: Ukraine is not Belarus yet, but already a half-jail
20:54, — Interview
Former head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Yuri Lutsenko gave an exclusive interview to the website charter97.org.
Pavel Selin: Putin and Lukashenka are political animals
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Peter Doran: Dialogue with Lukashenka leads to zero result 16
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Sanctions against the regime of Lukashenka are shown to be effective.
Pavol Demeš: Lukashenka needs a psychiatric examination
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It is impossible to reach an agreement and start a dialog with the Belarusian dictator.
Mikuláš Dzurinda: In no case should sanctions against Lukashenka be softened 24
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A former prime minister of Slovakia is shocked by holding the Belarusian-Lithuanian Forum.
Linas Linkevicius: Release of political prisoners is a high priority
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• This year's top winner at the Sundance Film Festival, "Beasts of the Southern Wild," has been declared ineligible for the end-of-year Screen Actors Guild Awards, because the made-in-Louisiana production used non-professional (and, specifically, non-union) actors. Fox Searchlight, the film's distributor, says it won't try to retroactively qualify the film for SAG notice — a process that would mean going back and paying the actors more. [The Wrap]
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The Resort Municipality of Whistler has repaired a significant sewer line rupture this week that affected its Spruce Grove pumping station and saw sewage to leak into Fitzsimmons Creek.
Officials with the communications department said the rupture was discovered on Sunday (Sept. 30) after a complaint from the public about a sewage smell adjacent to Fitzsimmons Walk. The repairs to the sewer line were completed Tuesday morning (Oct. 2) at 5:30 a.m. and officials said the cause has been determined to be a failure of a cast-iron elbow fitting.
However staff said the reason the elbow fitting failed is still unknown.
The rupture was to a forcemain, which is the pressure pipe that comes out of the Spruce Grove pump station and pumps wastewater uphill to the Village where it enters the trunk sewer. The Spruce Grove pump station, said officials, conveys all the wastewater flows from the area extending from around Village Gate Boulevard northward to Emerald.
Sewage leaked into Fitzsimmons Creek as a result of the rupture and the municipality is in contact with the Ministry of Environment and Vancouver Coastal Health.
"No public health implications or threats to drinking water will result from this," stated an email from the RMOW.
However, officials as of press time were unable to provide any further details as to the amount of sewage that entered the creek.
Equipment was brought in from Vancouver and Squamish to bypass the pumping station. Septic pump trucks shuttled wastewater beyond the pump station to the gravity system along Highway 99 in the Village/Brio area. Other trucks in Nicklaus North shuttled wastewater away from that catchment area to the Rainbow Drive pumping station.
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A significant volume of wastewater goes through the Spruce Grove station. Once pump trucks bypassed it completely, crews were able to initiate repairs.
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While young people have historically been less likely to vote than older people, the young voters showed up to the polls in record numbers during the 2008 elections. Will this trend continue and who will benefit?
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