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cub snowblowerwith all of this talk about removing snow with cubs using blades i was wondering how common a cub snow blower is? how well did they work? seems like they ran on their own engine looks like it was about a 10hp briggs. why didn't they use the PTO on the cub and drive the snowblower off of the PTO, why use an auxiliary engine? seems like danco also made a snowblower for the cub much like the IH unit with its own engine, seems like they arent very common units. why didnt they make a rear mount snowblower like you would find on more modern tractors, its seems like that arrangement would work great, you could have a rear mounted snowblower and keep the blade on the front, that would be quite the animal for snow removal i think. use the blower for the really big piles and use the blade for the smaller stuff.
Re: cub snowblowerI looked into a thrower attachment when I ran into trouble trying to push deep snow on a long driveway (140' plus and running between two houses, so I had to push straight ahead). I could get about 20 feet, and then she'd start spinning.
As far as I know, there was no snowblower made for the cultivision cubs or lo-boys before the number series, and those made for the number series will not work without significant modification. That being said, I have seen reference to several blowers mounted on cubs that use an external power source, but they all seem to be one-offs. Michael Cummings
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Re: cub snowblowerDanco did make a snowblower attachment that was front mounted and ran off of the standard Cub and Cub Loboy PTO shafts in the rear. Whether or not the numbered series had one made for them specifically, I do not know.
Page 51 & 53 in Ken Updike's book shows a picture of it.
Re: cub snowblowerActually, there was a Cub specific snowblower produced by Danco and sold by IH. It used an auxiliary motor to drive the blower.
Photo courtesy Wisconsin Historical Society Don McCombs
MD, Deep Creek Lake "1950 Something" Farmall Cub 1977 International Cub w/FH 1978 International Cub 1948 Farmall Super A 1951 Farmall Super C w/FH
Re: cub snowblowerIt also doubled as a "seat warmer" with that exhaust there by the battery box.
1951 Farmall Cub, Cub Cadets 102, 104, 1811, 1864, Simplicity Legacy XL 4x4 Diesel with FEL, 60" mower, 50" Tiller
Re: cub snowblowerYou need to keep the snowblower rpms up and vary the tractor ground speed to match snow conditions. A standard transmission, without a creeper gear, 1st gear at high idle, the ground speed is frequently to fast for snow conditions. I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: cub snowblowerAbsolutely right about the cub having to much ground speed. I had a Cub snow thrower...I sold to a forum member for $25 which was all he figured it would be worth if it didn't throw wet snow. Who knows what he did with it...I am sure it will appear out here in some pix at some point with an auxillery engine. EddieH up in Canada had the start of a nice project going with one,too. Not sure if he ever finished his. Having trouble with Photohost to get at the pix. Will post pix soon.
Re: cub snowblowerSure brings back memories of snowblowers. I had a Simplicity walk behind model. How do I recall that flash of wet snow, caught by the wind, and flung right into my face? Not very kindly. But for getting fresh snow over a mound of the already packed solid white stuff, I now use a shovel and wonder about a snowblower....
Re: cub snowblowerWhen I first started thinking about building a front mounted snow blower for my Cub a number of years ago it was pretty much pooh-poohed as not viable. The big fixation seemed to be on the PTO and ground speed. To me the obvious solution was to do what IH did way back when and that was to use an auxiliary power source. Not being a real steel fabricator, I had ideas but no clear idea how to put it all together so I did some research. I reached out to Rejean an inet chum over in Quebec who built his a number of years ago. A Cub cannot blow snow? This proves otherwise...
And the video he posted showing the details I always knew it could work. Mine is getting there - just need some time to fabricate that isn't broken up by med issues Rejean and Rick have been a huge help and all that is really left is to physically put it together. All the pieces are there now. And boy could I ever use it now - it is snowing and it seems we are in the midst of a Winter Storm Warning. Lots of blowing snow, high winds. I just hope it doesn't rain tonight. I have an IH-50 that I am kind of curious how to put to good use. Those puppies can really chug some snow hooked up to a Numbered Cub with the creeper gear. For a single stage they are pretty decent. Some day I will figure out a use for it. Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
Re: cub snowbloweris that snowblower in the video something that was produced by IH or was it something that someone custom built? also how common is the danco unit because i have seen pictures but i have never actually seen one for sale? it seems like it would be quite useful and would really add to the cub's already good snow removing ability. i wonder why there werent more produced. too bad a modern company wouldnt produce one for the cub today the way woods still produces mowers for the cubs.
Re: cub snowblowerThe one in the video was custom adapted to the Cub. Don't know how many of the Danco's were built. But, I have never seen one, or a recent photo of one. I'm sure there are some out there, though. There are not enough Cubs left in service to make it profitable for someone to produce one. Bear in mind that the Woods mower deck that you speak of is used in many different applications. Only the bracketry is different between models.
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MD, Deep Creek Lake "1950 Something" Farmall Cub 1977 International Cub w/FH 1978 International Cub 1948 Farmall Super A 1951 Farmall Super C w/FH
Re: cub snowblowerIf you want a new one, there are multiple versions made for ATVs and the like. Several could certainly be adapted for a Cub with little difficulty. For example:
Re: cub snowblowerI don't think that's a Danco, Chris.
Photo courtesy Wisconsin Historical Society Last edited by Don McCombs on Sat Dec 29, 2012 7:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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MD, Deep Creek Lake "1950 Something" Farmall Cub 1977 International Cub w/FH 1978 International Cub 1948 Farmall Super A 1951 Farmall Super C w/FH
Re: cub snowblowerNah Don, it's not but it came from an IH dealer. Has a frame that mounts under the Cub. I got it with a bunch of other Cub equipment. Maybe the new owner will chime in.I suspect he's been working on it...getting the engine on. Bob Perry....any updates?
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To charge the Electronic Cigarette Pack, plug the pack into a USB port to charge the internal battery. The LED level indicator will show when the battery is fully charged. Allow 4-6 hours for the ECP to charge.
To charge your Electronic Cigarette battery using the Electronic Cigarette Pack place the battery in the charging port. While you are screwing the ecig battery into the charging port press and hold the charging button the front of the pack. The LED on the ecig battery will blink 3 times indicating the battery is properly charging, the smaller LED light on the cigarette pack will blink numerous times indicated proper charging also. The indicator light will be red while the battery is charging and turn green when the battery is fully charged (when you press the button on the front of the pack, otherwise the lights will not be lit to preserve battery power). The ECP will charge up to four ecig batteries off a fully charged ECP pack.
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Decent case
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I just recieved my case yesterday and so far I like it. Although it states to push the button until the green light blinks 3 times, mine doesn't do that. And the lights don't stay on while charging, so I have to guess when my battery is charged. I do like the fact that I can charge when ever and wherever I am, I can deal with that issue.
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I am so glad I purchased this electronic pack! I have to agree with the other reviewers, that if you love your electronic cigarette, you MUST have one of this. I love the fact that I can charge my other battery while it is on my pocket or my purse. It is really a must have! I just love this! and no regrets! :-)
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I agree Spirit is not an enjoyable airline to fly. However, when I find flights for this cheap you can't complain. Last year when they were giving away 20,000 mile certificates I snagged one and managed to go on a cruise with my flight for almost free. Trip there was fine as long as you make sure your bag is not more than 40lbs. Trip back we were stuck at FLL from 8am-6:30pm with a delay - In a terminal that had almost nothing in it. So bottom line yeah it sucks but you sometimes can't beat the prices.
I no longer fly Spirit although I used to and I travel for a living. Their airplanes are new so no complaints about the seats and comfort. The fare club is a pain: Once you sign up the only way to stop the charges seem to be via your credit card dispute. The bags depending on how much you need to carry will either cost you more (carry on) or a wash compared to other airlines. I am sure you can save but its your own choice.
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Serves four.
Creamy mozzarella is a good foil for the salty, smoky bacon in this grilled version of a BLT. Before cooking, remove any tough stems from the spinach.
Working in batches, cook the bacon in a 12-inch skillet over medium heat until crisp, about 8 minutes per batch. Transfer to a paper-towel-lined plate and drain off all but 1 Tbs. of the fat. Return the pan to medium heat, add the garlic, and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Stir in the spinach and cook until just wilted, about 30 seconds longer. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Heat a panini or sandwich press according to the manufacturer's instructions. (Alternatively, heat a nonstick grill pan over medium-high heat.)
While the press is heating, arrange the spinach on 4 pieces of the bread. Top each with some bacon, mozzarella, and tomato, sprinkle lightly with salt, and complete each sandwich with a slice of the remaining bread. Brush both sides of the sandwiches with the oil.
Put the sandwiches on the press, pull the top down, and cook until browned and crisp and the cheese is melted, 3 to 6 minutes, depending on how hot your machine is. (If using a grill pan, put a heavy pan on top of the sandwiches and cook, turning the sandwiches over once.) Carefully remove from the press and serve.
A lovely match with Zucchini & Yellow Squash Ribbons.
nutrition information (per serving): Calories (kcal): 570; Fat (g): 29; Fat Calories (kcal): 260; Saturated Fat (g): 12; Protein (g): 29; Monounsaturated Fat (g): 11; Carbohydrates (g): 46; Polyunsaturated Fat (g): 2; Sodium (mg): 1510; Cholesterol (mg): 70; Fiber (g): 5;
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I just reread a commentary in the Journal of Clinical Oncology regarding a large study by Gold et al on the association between dietary changes and breast cancer recurrence in women who were not experiencing hot flashes. Although the results were inconclusive and the studied population small and specific, this topic is of interest to many of us. How great it would be if we really knew that what we eat makes an impact on our cancer health (and we don't know that). Here is a summary, followed by a link if you want to read more.
Matteo Puntoni, Medical Oncology Unit, Galliera Hospital; and Biostatistics Unit, Department of Health Sciences, University of Genoa, Genoa, Italy Bernardo Bonanni, Division of Cancer Prevention and Genetics, European Institute of Oncology, Milan, Italy Andrea Decensi, Medical Oncology Unit, Galliera Hospital, Genoa; and Division of Cancer Prevention and Genetics, European Institute of Oncology, Milan, Italy
One of the questions medical oncologists most frequently hear from patients recently diagnosed with breast cancer is whether dietary changes can help reduce the risk of disease recurrence. This is a pertinent question, and one that remains an unsettled scientific and clinical issue. The hypothesis of a negative influence of dietary fat and glucose load and of a beneficial effect of fiber, vegetable, and fruit consumption on breast cancer risk has existed for decades, even though epidemiologic evidence is not unanimous and a large primary prevention trial of a low-fat dietary modification has so far shown only a limited benefit.
Likewise, observational studies of the influence of dietary fat on breast cancer recurrence have yielded mixed results, with some suggesting a direct association of higher fat intake with risk of recurrence in postmenopausal women.
In this issue of Journal of Clinical Oncology, Gold et al demonstrate a disease-free survival advantage after dietary changes inwomen with early breast cancer without hot flashes at baseline. The article is a secondary analysis of the Women's Health Eating and Living study, a randomized trial testing whether a diet high in vegetables, fruit, and fiber and low in fat influenced prognosis in breast cancer survivors.
The primary analysis of the trial did not reveal any disease-free survival benefit after the dietary pattern change. However, on the basis of subsequent findings of improved disease-free survival in women with hot flashes (HF) undergoing tamoxifen treatment and higher circulating estradiol levels in patients without hot flashes (HF), the authors conducted a secondary analysis to test whether the dietary intervention had a beneficial effect on breast cancer recurrence in the HF subgroup (ie, those women with potentially higher estrogen levels and worse prognosis).
Nearly 3,000 women 18 to 70 years of age with operable breast cancer were randomly assigned to a dietary intervention or comparison group within 4 years of diagnosis. Women were analyzed for this study if they had hot flash status ascertained at baseline (n 2,967) with mean follow-up of 7.3 years. The intervention group underwent telephone counseling and attended cooking classes (approximately 1/month), whereas the control group was advised to eat five servings of fruit and vegetables daily. For women who were HF at baseline, a similar proportion (approximately 35%) had received adjuvant chemotherapy in both arms, whereas more women randomly assigned to the dietary intervention had received adjuvant tamoxifen, had had a prior oophorectomy, and had prior menopause hormone therapy.
Regardless of baseline hot flash status, the intervention group changed their dietary habits significantly. Although no weight loss was reported, fiber consumption rose by 33%, fruit servings by 20%, daily vegetable servings doubled, and energy from fat was reduced by 20%. After controlling for tumor characteristics and antiestrogen treatment, the HF women assigned to the diet intervention arm were 31% less likely than the HF women assigned to the control arm to have a breast cancer event (hazard ratio [HR] 0.69; 95% CI, 0.51 to 0.93). There was no differential effect according to hormone receptor subtype. The diet intervention did not influence prognosis in HF women. Both the intervention and comparison arms in the HF group had a better prognosis than the HF group. The conclusions drawn were as follows: a diet high in fiber, fruit, and vegetables, and with reduced fat improved recurrence-free survival inwomenwithout hot flashes at baseline and presumably with higher estrogen levels; and HF women had a worse prognosis than HF patients, regardless of the dietary intervention arm.
The study provides interesting findings on a thus far rather overlooked hormonal variable, namely the presence of hot flashes and its impact on the risk of breast cancer recurrence. Indeed, this vasomotor symptom may well turn out to be a significant prognostic and predictive factor for breast cancer, and possibly even a risk determinant for breast cancer in unaffected women. The study shows that a dietary intervention that curbed fat calories and increased vegetables, fruit, and fiber was effective in reducing recurrence by 30% overall and up to 47% in postmenopausal women, with a possible risk reduction of death from any cause in HF women. In the era of molecular signatures and pathways, this simple, host-related natural symptom may provide a different paradigm for our breast cancer treatment and prevention strategies, through a proactive and inexpensive treatment method that includes, in addition to conventional targeted drug therapy, a holistic approach on the basis of healthier eating habits, weight loss, and increased physical activity.
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Kroc School of Peace Studies students Sara Johnson and John Patterson spent this semester developing a sensory herb garden at Bayside Community Center's Community Garden. The project was part of Professor Topher McDougal's graduate course on "Sustainable Development," and was designed to bring the subject of sustainability out of the classroom and into the community.
McDougal states, "The students and I started the class covering abstract concepts in environmental economics – by the end, though, we wanted to find a locally based project where we could get our hands dirty alongside community members."
Dr. McDougal and KSPS students worked with Bayside's Community Garden consultant, Janice Pezzoli, to develop a sustainable garden based on the principles of permaculture, a kind of ecological design framework that ensures the garden will require little or no watering. They planted herbs such as sage, lavender and rosemary, along with non-edible plants like St. Catherine's lace, Lamb's Ear and Sunset Rock Rose, that are meant to outcompete weeds. The garden ends next to a sidewalk where members of the Linda Vista community queue for a monthly food commodities distribution, and the tactile experience is meant as a public, experiential gateway into the world of local food cultivation that the Community Garden represents.
Funding for the project was provided by USD's Kroc School of Peace Studies and Center for Community Service-Learning.


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I replaced my hub bearing today on my `04 Silverado. The old bearing had 125,000+ miles on it. The job was not so bad.
The hardest part was getting the old one out. I sprayed lots of PB Blaster around it, and beat on it with a hammer. After a few minutes it popped right out. There was a lot of rust in the knuckle bore. Cleaned it out with emory paper and a wire wheel brush on a drill and then lightly greased the bore and surfaces.
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Life isn't fair. Most people will hear this phrase a number of times throughout their lives. Nonetheless, people have the power to change that concept, or at least that is the philosophy by which Hurricane High School teacher Jennifer Weddington abides.
Treating her students and fellow staff members at Hurricane with respect is important to her, as is made apparent through the way she interacts with people. Instead of just accepting the famous expression of unfairness as a fact of life, Weddington sees unfair experiences as opportunities for improvement.
"Fairness is my mantra," she said. "Fairness and fair treatment."
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As a dairy farmer's wife, I have experience making cheesecake. In fact, most anything containing milk products is tasty in my book. If I'm out of cream cheese, it's time to go to the grocery store! —Wendy Barkman, Breezewood, Pennsylvania
12 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Bake: 1 hour 20 min. + chilling
1-1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs
1/4 cup sugar
1/3 cup butter, melted
3 packages (8 ounces
) cream cheese, softened
3/4 cup sugar
1/3 cup sour cream
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 eggs, lightly beaten
1 package (10 to 12 ounces) white baking chips
1/4 cup seedless raspberry jam
In a small bowl, combine the graham cracker crumbs, sugar and butter.
Press onto the bottom of a greased 9-in. springform pan; set aside.
In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in
the sour cream, flour and vanilla. Add eggs; beat on low speed just
until combined. Fold in the chips. Pour over crust.
In a microwave, melt raspberry jam; stir until smooth. Drop by
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What am I looking at? I thought you were Beyonce's fan boy. Get with it boy...
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LOL at Beyonce headlining, this is not fucking Lolla
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Muse, David Bowie and the Rolling Stones aren't headlining.
"why are you so annoying" TheKlein25
This tread: it's a huge shit sandwich, and we're all gonna have to take a bite.
Some will take multiple bites.
And they will probably like it.
Beyonce would be a great headliner.
Thank god Karen O, SVE and Natasha will be gracing their presence at Coachella this year
Beyonce/Justin Timberlake/Mumford and Sons.
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I dont see her at Coachella at all but in the remote case that she is, she should take the rapper spot.... you know, because she is black
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A Polo Primer
What you need to know to enjoy the season, even if you've never heard of a chukker.
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This month, Oahu's premier polo organizations—the Honolulu Polo Club and Hawaii Polo Club—kick off their 2008 season. For the uninitiated, here's a quick guide to all the local mallet-swinging action:
The Sport:
Spectators will see two teams of four mounted players galloping full-tilt in up to eight different seven-minute periods, or chukkers. Their objective? To score by driving a 3½-inch wooden ball into their opponent's goal with long-handled mallets. Ponies are limited to a certain number of chukkers in a match, due to the strain of almost nonstop galloping.Photo courtesy of Craig Fineman |
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Every Sunday from May through October, the Hawaii Polo Club holds its games at 2 p.m. at the Mokuleia Polo Fields (Farrington Highway, three miles past Waialua, 637-8401, www.hawaiipolo.com). Honolulu Polo Club matches take place at 2:30 p.m. at the Waimanalo Polo Fields (Kalanianaole Highway, across from Bellows Beach, 521-6927, www.honolulupolo.com).The Cost:
Admission is $8 at Mokuleia and $3 in Waimanalo; both are free for children under 12.How It's Like That One Scene from Pretty Woman:
If the turf is wet or particularly torn up, the crowd is invited onto the field to stomp divots back into place, a polo tradition.How It's Not:
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text: As Tyson saw the Electric squirrel he was less that pleased to find that he'd have to work for the food.Crouching down very slowly Tyson was calm and quiet until he was eye-to-eye.Then he started talking to the little white and blue squirel."Look,umm what are you?"quickly looking at his pokedex Tyson realised what the creature was seeing was. "Pachirisu, I am willing to work something out. Do you want something that I may have? Do you want me to do something? If not I will have battle you for it. What do you say? Work something out or have to do something rash?" With Freeze at the ready Tyson waited for The Squirels reply.


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Achievement Level Ranges for the End-of-Course Test of Algebra I
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Even the best possible laws on paper can prove ineffective in practice and remain no more than declarations if we do not have courts that work, or if we have excessive or overly lax administrative procedures. Sadly, we know this all too well from our own experience. Problems with enforcing laws, lack of respect for the courts, and corruption are not just issues affecting our public life, but are macroeconomic factors holding back our national wealth growth and putting a brake on our efforts to carry out economic decisions and social initiatives. The quality and competitiveness of legal institutions therefore play a vital part for assuring all countries' future, the Russian Federation's too.
In December 2008, Medvedev's first year in office, he proposed that Russian courts become more transparent in order to restore faith in the justice system and prevent people from turning to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) [official website]. Speaking at the seventh All-Russian Congress of Judges, Medvedev said that the ECHR cannot and should not replace Russian courts. Russia is the source of more applications to the ECHR than any other country. Medvedev proposed measures to improve the quality of judges and provide broader access to court documents. He encouraged the congress to discuss his concerns and make concrete proposals. In June 2008, Medvedev said he was committed to improving Russia's human rights record and enforcing the rule of law, reiterating pledges he made at his May inauguration [JURIST reports]. Medvedev, himself a lawyer by training, promised top legal officials he would tackle corruption and intimidation in the Russian judicial system [JURIST report], calling for reforms to better train and support judges.
Earlier this month, Spain's National Court sentenced [JURIST report] two Somali pirates to 439 years in prison each for their involvement in the 2009 hijacking of a Spanish fishing boat off the coast of Somalia. Last month, a US district court sentenced a Somali pirate to 25 years in prison [JURIST report] for his role in attacking a Danish ship, as well as the US Navy's USS Ashland. In November, a federal jury in Virginia convicted [JURIST report] five Somali men on charges of piracy for their roles in an April attack on the USS Nichols. In August, piracy charges against six defendants were dismissed [JURIST report] when federal Judge Raymond Jackson ruled that piracy, as defined by the law of nations, does not include violence or aggression committed on the high seas, and rejected the government's argument for an expanded reading of the statute. Piracy remains an issue of international concern, as few countries have been willing to prosecute suspected pirates. The few that have attempted to do so include Germany, Seychelles, the Netherlands, Mauritius, Yemen, Somalia and Spain [JURIST reports].
Havlish experts specifically conclude that the evidence is clear and convincing that Iran materially supported al Qaeda. Although each of the Havlish experts' affidavits speaks for itself, two passages fairly summarize their views: It is our expert opinion to a reasonable degree of professional certainty that the Iranian Regime's use of terror and, specifically, its material support of al Qaeda in multiple terrorist attacks, including 9/11, is beyond question.
Previous attempts to indict other nations in the 9/11 attacks through litigation have failed. Two years ago, the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit dismissed a lawsuit [JURIST report] brought by survivors of the 9/11 attacks against the nation of Saudi Arabia and four of its princes, ruling that the defendants were protected from prosecution under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976 [text]. The appeals court upheld a 2005 ruling [JURIST report] by the US District Court for the Southern District of New York. The plaintiffs in that case were suing more than 200 defendants who allegedly helped fund and support Osama Bin Laden and al Qaeda. Casey allowed a claim to proceed against the Saudi Binladen Group [corporate website], the successor to a construction company founded by Bin Laden's father, because additional discovery is necessary to determine whether the company "purposefully directed its activities at the United States." This is the first such suit against Iran.
Iran has been the target of suits by US citizens seeking damages for deaths as a result of Iranian-backed terrorist groups. In February 2010, 85 victims of rocket attacks in Israel filed a lawsuit [JURIST report] in DC District Court seeking damages from Iran and Iran's central bank for injuries suffered in the 2006 Second Lebanon War. The suit claims that Iran, between 2001 and 2006, gave Hezbollah [JURIST news archive] more than $50 million "with the specific intent and purpose of facilitating, enabling and causing Hezbollah to carry out terrorist attacks against American and Israeli targets in order to advance Iran's Policy and Goals" of undermining the US and abolishing Israel. In 2009, the US Supreme Court [official website] ruled [JURIST report] in Ministry of Defense and Support for the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran v. Elahi [Cornell LII backgrounder; JURIST report] that the brother of dissident Cyrus Elahi, assassinated in Paris in 1990, cannot collect on a default judgment he holds against Iran by attaching a $2.8 million judgment obtained by the Iranian Ministry of Defense against California-based Cubic Defense Systems [corporate website]. Dariush Elahi was awarded $11.7 million in compensatory and $300 million in punitive damages after Iran refused to respond to his 2000 lawsuit brought in a Washington federal court, alleging that the Iranian government was responsible for his brother's death.
The trial began despite the fact that the main plaintiff dropped out of the suit. Last September, the Paris city council accepted a settlement deal [JURIST report] in which the former president agreed to pay USD $741,000 in compensation for the money paid out for false jobs. In exchange, the city agreed to drop out of the corruption suit. Chirac stated that the settlement was not an admission of guilt. A French judge placed Chirac under preliminary investigation [JURIST report] in December 2009. Chirac's trial on corruption charges marks the first time [JURIST comment] a former president will have to answer to charges against him in a court of law. The trial is a combination of two separate corruption-related cases, in which Chirac allegedly financed the Rally for the Republic (RPR), now renamed as the Union for a Popular Movement [party website, in French], by illegally establishing fake city positions between 1977 and 1995 for party members to collect salaries totaling several million dollars.
Hundreds of activists were arrested after protesting Lukashenko's 2006 presidential win, including opposition candidate Alexander Milinkevich [JURIST reports]. While Lukashenko has since sought to improve his country's ties with western nations, the US State Department has historically criticized Belarus' human rights record [JURIST report]. The UN General Assembly Third Committee and the International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights [JURIST reports] have similarly denounced Belarus for human rights abuses. In 2008, the Belarus KGB detained at least 16 journalists [JURIST report] and searched their homes and offices for materials that allegedly libel Lukashenko. Also in 2008, Belarusian district courts sentenced at least 55 demonstrators [JURIST report], including journalists, for participating in a banned "Freedom Day" rally in Minsk to protest the presidency of Lukashenko. An opposition activist who was critical of Lukashenko during his 2006 presidential campaign was sentenced [JURIST report] to three years in jail in 2008 by a Belarusian court after being arrested for making comments that Lukashenko was connected to the disappearances of opposition leaders Yuri Zakharenko, Viktor Gonchar and Anatoly Krasovsky.
Taiwan has had increasing difficulties with corruption. In November 2010, the Taiwan Supreme Prosecutors Office indicted 13 people [JURIST report], including three High Court judges, on charges of bribery, corruption and money laundering. The Taipei High Court acquitted former Taiwanese president Chen Shui-bian [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] on charges of embezzling USD $20 million from banks [JURIST report] that sought to protect themselves during Chen's financial reform program. Chen is also appealing a 20-year sentence for corruption and embezzlement. He was originally sentenced to life imprisonment, but the court reduced his sentence [JURIST reports] after finding that he had not embezzled as much money as previously thought. Chen was originally found guilty on corruption charges and sentenced to life in prison in September.
The Texas House of Representatives [official website] approved the bill [JURIST report] in March. Earlier this week, the Missouri House of Representatives [official website] passed a bill prohibiting late-term abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. Last month, Kansas Governor Sam Brownback (R) [official website] announced the signing [JURIST report] of two pieces of legislation restricting abortions in the state. One bill requires unemancipated minors to obtain notarized parental signatures before an abortion may be performed. The other, the "fetal pain bill", restricts abortions beyond 22 weeks of pregnancy based on the belief that a fetus can feel pain at that stage of gestation. Earlier in April, the Idaho legislature [official website] gave final approval [JURIST report] to a bill that would prohibit most abortions after 20 weeks of gestation.
Correction: The original text of this story said that the Texas law required "vaginal sonograms" before an abortion can be performed. The text of the law does not explicitly require vaginal sonograms. However, in many cases it will be necessary to administer the sonograms through a vaginal probe [The Dallas Morning News report]. [updated on February 9, 2012]
The Hague Convention, which currently has 84 signatories [text], seeks to eliminate difficulties that arise when a court in one country does not recognize custody decisions [DOS backgrounder] of a foreign court. Japan was urged to sign the treaty [JURIST report] by 10 other nations early last year. Russia remains the only G8 nation to not sign the treaty. China is also not a signatory.
Last February, the US House of Representatives [official website] passed a short-term extension [JURIST report] until May 27 of the controversial surveillance provisions after they were set to expire on February 28, two days after the US Senate [official website] passed [JURIST report] the bill by an 86-12 vote. Earlier that week, a simple majority of the House approved a similar bill that would have extended the three provisions until December after it had failed [JURIST reports] the prior week under a special rule that required a two-thirds majority. Prior to that vote, the Obama administration released a statement of administration policy [text, PDF] vying for a three-year renewal of the provisions. The provisions were extended in February 2010 after the Obama administration asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to extend [JURIST reports] the Patriot Act.
Prior to November's judgment, Uruguay's Supreme Court had largely upheld the amnesty except in extreme circumstances, and in 2009 a popular vote failed to overturn the law [JURIST reports]. Many of the alleged kidnappings and deaths occurred in connection with Operation Condor [BBC backgrounder], a cooperative effort between the governments of Uruguay, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil and Chile to eliminate left-wing political opponents. In June, ex-military officials in Argentina were put on trial [JURIST report] for the deaths of 65 activists in connection with Operation Condor. The Uruguayan government has also attempted to bring those responsible for the disappearance of leftist activist to justice. In 2006, eight former police and military officers were indicted by a Uruguayan court [JURIST report] on counts of kidnapping and conspiracy committed during the 1973-1985 dictatorship. The crimes were related to the 1976 disappearances of five members of an Uruguayan leftist group who fled to Argentina and were detained there by police, and who investigators suspect were victims of Operation Condor.
The constitutionality of the individual mandate is a source of controversy and has spawned multiple lawsuits. Earlier this week, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) [advocacy website] sought to have its challenge reinstated in the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit [official website] after it was dismissed by the lower court. Last February, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) asked federal judge Roger Vinson to clarify that states must continue to enact the health care reform law as the government appeals from Vinson's January ruling finding the law unconstitutional [JURIST reports]. There is also an ongoing challenge in Virginia over a split decision in the US district courts with the Eastern District of Virginia ruling against individual mandate provision and the Western District of Virginia dismissing a challenge [JURIST reports].
[T]he manner in which the U.S. operation was conducted—taking great pains both to distinguish between legitimate military objectives and civilians and to avoid excessive incidental injury to the latter—followed the principles of distinction and proportionality described above, and was designed specifically to preserve those principles, even if it meant putting U.S. forces in harm's way. Finally, consistent with the laws of armed conflict and U.S. military doctrine, the U.S. forces were prepared to capture bin Laden if he had surrendered in a way that they could safely accept. The laws of armed conflict require acceptance of a genuine offer of surrender that is clearly communicated by the surrendering party and received by the opposing force, under circumstances where it is feasible for the opposing force to accept that offer of surrender. But where that is not the case, those laws authorize use of lethal force against an enemy belligerent, under the circumstances presented here.
Earlier this month, US Attorney General Eric Holder [official website] said the killing of Bin Laden was lawful and justified. Testifying before the US Senate Judiciary Committee [official website], Holder said that the shooting of Bin Laden was "consistent with our values," and that the soldiers who killed him "conducted themselves totally appropriately." Some do not agree. Curtis Doebbler, professor of law at Webster University and Geneva School of Diplomacy and International Relations, both in Geneva, Switzerland, argues the killing violated international law [JURIST op-ed] because it was a targeted killing carried out within Pakistan without the country's permission and because it was an "extrajudicial executions that violate the right to life."
While in the House, several amendments failed [Providence Journal report], including one to convert the bill to a same-sex marriage [JURIST news archive] bill, and another to clarify that marriage is reserved for opposite-sex couples. Another failed amendment would have put the decision to voters in a referendum. The bill is now sent to the Senate, where its passage is uncertain [AP report]. Governor Lincoln Chafee [official website] is expected to sign the bill but has expressed disappointment [NPR report] that it is limited to civil unions rather than same-sex marriage.
Same-sex marriage continues to be a controversial and divisive issue through the US, although a recent poll [materials] suggests support for legalization is growing. The Minnesota Senate [official website] earlier this month approved a voter referendum [JURIST report] to amend the constitution to ban same-sex marriage. Last month, a Montana judge dismissed a lawsuit [JURIST report] that had called for the state to provide legal status to same-sex relationships. Also in April, the Indiana Senate [official website] overwhelmingly approved [JURIST report] an amendment to the state constitution that would ban same-sex marriage or any "substantially similar" status, and the Wyoming Senate [official website] in February approved a bill that would void in Wyoming any same-sex marriages and civil unions [JURIST report] performed in other jurisdictions. Same-sex marriage is currently legal in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, Vermont, New Hampshire and Washington, DC [JURIST reports].
One of the functions being fulfilled by the ECCC is to create an historical record about what happened. It is imperative that this record is as complete and accurate as possible. ... The Cambodians have a right to justice. ... In order to effectively exercise this right, all Cambodians need access to publicly available information. Ample information can be provided to victims while safeguarding the rights of those alleged to have perpetrated Khmer Rouge atrocities according to the highest international standards.
Last October, Hun Sen informed UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon [official website] in a meeting that the government will not allow [JURIST report] the prosecution of low-ranking Khmer Rouge officers by the ECCC. Earlier this week in ECCC Case 2 [materials], a panel of judges denied a motion for pretrial release [JURIST report] by former Khmer Rouge official Ieng Sary [ECCC backgrounder; JURIST news archive]. Ieng, 85, served as deputy foreign minister under the Khmer Rouge regime during its reign in Cambodia from 1975-1979. Citing the ECCC rules and the Cambodian rules of criminal procedure, he argued that the court had no authority to detain a prisoner for more than three years without certain substantive rulings, making his detention illegal since November 2010. Ieng's co-defendants Nuon Chea, Khieu Samphan and Ieng Thirith [ECCC backgrounders] have all challenged pretrial custody unsuccessfully. In March, Kaing Guek Eav [ECCC backgrounder; JURIST news archive], a former prison chief at the notorious Toul Sleng prison under the Khmer Rouge, better known as "Duch," appealed a 35-year sentence for war crimes and crimes against humanity handed down by the ECCC [JURIST reports] last July. The conviction was the court's first since its founding in 2006.
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No, just avert your eyes in the future
Yes, that's unacceptable
Watching porn at work is unacceptable, especially if it is freaking out his co-workers.
I'd hate to be the snitch though because the dude will very likely be summarily fired, hurting not only him but possibly his family as well.
An anonymous note at least gives the guy a chance to change his ways. If he continues after that, then he is just asking for it.
Hmm, what, no "yes" just because it would be soooo much fun to announce to the entire workplace in your Sunday best outdoor voice, why you suspect it is that ol' Billy Bob has this uncontrollable need to run to the toity so very often ?...and thank god too, 'cause you was so very worried he had a tape worm or somethin' really awful...see now, that ain't quite the same thang as bein' a big snitchy snitch doin' that snitchy snitchin' thang, now is it.


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The Street Fair is wheelchair accessible. Two special parking areas are provided. One is to the west of the shuttle bus loading area and the other is to the east at the Sequim Food Bank. Many thanks to the Sequim Food Bank for making this space available!
As a convenience, wheelchairs will be available for use at the Street Fair at no charge.


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How to Help Newtown, Conn., Shooting Victims' Families, Community. abc News
After Friday's deadly rampage at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., that took the lives of 20 children and six adults at the school, many organizations in the area have set up ways to help.
The Becoming
After the destruction
In the wake of every storm
The sun reveals the suffering
And all I've known is gone
Well I can take the rising waves
But when I'm washed up on the shore
Feeling just like driftwood
And nothing makes sense anymore
Jesus meet me
Be everything I need
In the waiting
In the in between
Jesus, hold me
And keep me from running
Cause I don't want to miss
The beauty of becoming
Something new is growing
I can feel it come alive
In the dead of winter
Spring is on the other side
Keep me from running
Give me beauty in the ashes of this pain
Give me water in the wasteland, let it rain
As I wonder, in the darkness, be my guide
Oh Creator Oh Redeemer bring new life
(lyrics by: jenny simmons, ali rogers, ellie holcomb)
We are so horrified and heartbroken over the senseless violence at the Conn. school. As humans, we are sickened. As parents...devastated. Please pray.
"He will wipe away every tear from their eyes & death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, crying, nor pain anymore." Rev 21:4
A Christmas Prayer by Max Lucado.
I was listening to "O Come, O Come Emmanuel" in the car yesterday and thinking of the heartbreaking tragedy in CT. These lyrics jumped out at me:
"O come, Thou Day-Spring, come and cheer
Our spirits by Thine advent here
Disperse the gloomy clouds of night
And death's dark shadows put to flight."
Grateful for the promise of Christmas. Come, Emmanuel.
Some Words from our pastor. So well said.
From Pastor Ray:
Today is a heartbreaking day. Our nation experienced the second worst school shooting in American history. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and everyone affected by this senseless tragedy. I, like all Americans, am devastated.
During tragic times like this there is inevitably a mad scramble for CLARITY. How could this happen? Why would a good and loving God let this happen? Who's to blame for this senseless violence?
The problem – Shallow Christian clichés fall short and ultimately Clarity never comes…because at best, we see 'through a glass dimly…'
During times like this we think we need Clarity when we really need is Certainty.
• I am certain that this senseless act breaks the heart of God because…
I am certain that God understands what it means to lose a son.
• I am certain that every one of todays victims was precious to God
• I am certain that God is near to the brokenhearted
• I am certain that no life ever is devoid of meaning no matter how short.
• I am certain that Jesus meant it when he said, 'Let the little children come to me'.
• I am certain that life is precious and that every day with your kids is a gift.
• I am certain that America needs to rediscover a reverence for life.
• I am certain that a day is coming when suffering will cease and God will reign.
• I am certain that when anyone closes their eyes here for the last time and wakes up in the arms of Jesus - they will be more alive than they have ever been.
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Currrent Charge for Non-Birmingham Local Authority Schools:Self-guided Option for Non-Birmingham and Independent SchoolsJust £5 plus VAT per pupil (maximum 2 classes) and £1.50 plus VAT per adult for entry to the Gardens' 4 glasshouses and 15 acres of grounds. Experience the humidity, sights and smells of the Tropical Rainforest House, admire the gigantic lemons (Citrons) and a wide range of other citrus fruits in the Mediterranean House and the bizarre and fascinating ways that the Cacti and other Succulents have developed to protect themselves in the harsh environment of the world's deserts. Don't forget to allow plenty of time in addition, to wander around the stunning grounds seeing the musical archway and straw bale building in the Growing Schools Garden, marvel at the giant Japanese Koi Carp and newly-refurbished Victorian cascade in the Rock Garden, stop and smell the many herbs in our Herb Garden, be fascinated by our exotic bird collection from all over the world and you never know, you might even bump into one of our roaming peacocks! There is so much to see at the Gardens, that you might just simply wish to explore the site without any paperwork, encouraging your pupils to touch, smell, look and listen to all the amazing plants, animals, sculptures and other features that you come across. Alternatively, you might decide to download and print off one of the many trails, worksheets, quizzes or colouring sheets that you will find on-line on our website in the teachers' resources section. We can also offer orienteering maps for you on the day if you would like to get some fresh air, encourage teamwork amongst your pupils and of course, set them a challenge! We may be able to get a volunteer to help you find your way around the site and of course, encourage your pupils to discover some key plants here; just let us know this request by way of the booking form. We can't guarantee a volunteer however, as one might not be available on the day you wish to visit us, so we always advise you to plan to be self-sufficient and to carry out a pre-visit to suss things out just in case! As part of the entry fee, an indoor space may be available for lunch and we can advise on this at the time of booking. During the summer months you are welcome to picnic in the grounds or a marquee may be available on request. Teaching Session Option for Non-Birmingham and Independent SchoolsFor a small extra fee, and subject to availability, you might like to consider adding a teaching session per class led by the Gardens' Education Officer on your arrival. The price for one teaching session per class (maximum 2 classes), including the Gardens' entry fee, is £6 plus VAT per pupil and £1.50 plus VAT per adult (minimum charge of £120 plus VAT for groups of fewer than 20 children requiring a teaching session, plus adults at £1.50 plus VAT each). All teaching sessions take place within the glasshouses or out in the gardens and are available to view via our Teaching Sessions area of the website. Payment ProcedureFor Non-Birmingham and Independent schools, payment is made by cash, cheque or credit card on the day. If you prefer, you can request on arrival to be invoiced after your visit (for groups of 10 children or more only). Nursery GroupsNursery groups are booked on site on a self-guided basis and pay a separate nursery rate. Adults are charged at £7 each (the Gardens' normal adult daily ticket rate) and may bring 3 nursery children free with each adult. Nursery groups are asked to pay on the day at the main reception desk. Birmingham Local Authority SchoolsBirmingham Local Authority Schools should phone the Outdoor Learning Service for their current teaching session options, prices and payment advice on: 0121 454 0784. |


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The engagement and upcoming marriage of Emily Colleen Strohmeyer and Joseph Daniel Datchuk are being announced by the bride-elect's parents, Regis and Patricia Strohmeyer of McDonald.
Parents of the groom-elect are Joseph and Mimi Datchuk of Girard.
Miss Strohmeyer is a 2009 graduate of the University of Mount Union with a bachelor's degree in accounting and a 2010 graduate of Youngstown State University with a master's degree in business administration. She is an accountant at Carbis Walker in New Castle, Pa.
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Mr. Datchuk is a 2001 graduate of Hiram College with a bachelor's degree in business administration and a 2005 graduate of the University of Akron School of Law with a juris doctorate. He is an attorney at the Cadle Company in Newton Falls.
The couple will be united in marriage at a ceremony at 2 p.m. Sept. 15, 2012, at St. Mary's Church in Mineral Ridge. Invitations will be issued for the wedding and reception at 6 p.m. at the Corinthian in Sharon, Pa.


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Fast food workers around the nation are leading into Labor Day with another round of one day strikes today. Professor Steven Ashby, who specializes in labor and employment relations, says these strikes have picked up momentum this year, partly because of their new approach. Instead of targeting one company, they target low wage industries – fast food and retail – and they strike for one day. Ashby says another difference is that religious leaders go back to their jobs with them the next day, to make sure there is no retaliation. He says that empowers the workers.
The minimum wage in Arizona is $7.80 an hour, which for a full time worker amounts to just over $16,000 a year before taxes. No strikes are planned in Arizona, but national organizers say all workers are invited to take action.
President Barack Obama has proposed increasing the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour by 2015. But analysts say if the minimum wage in 1968 had been adjusted for inflation, it would already be up to $10.56 an hour.


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42 Movie
Jackie Robinson made history alongside Branch Rickey, in 1947, when the two came together and literally changed the face of baseball. Now, 66 years later, America's favorite past time has transcended into one of the world's most talked about sports. Today, Warner Bros. releases the true story of Jackie Robinson and the fight to desegregate baseball with 42. So if you're looking for a reason to get out the house and educate yourself a bit, check out Warner Bros. top five reasons to go out and see 42 the movie. You won't have any regrets.
1. True Story
From Academy Award® winner Brian Helgeland (L.A. Confidential) comes the real-life drama 42, starring Chadwick Boseman (The Express) as Jackie Robinson and Oscar® nominee Harrison Ford (Witness) as Branch Rickey. In 1947, Branch Rickey put himself at the forefront of history when he signed Jackie Robinson to the Brooklyn Dodgers, breaking Major League Baseball's infamous color line. But the deal also put both Robinson and Rickey in the firing line of the public, the press and other players.
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