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Embarkation: We arrived at the port shortly after 9am and received the "Zone 1" card. Security and check in was VERY simple and everyone was very friendly and helpful. I recommend arriving early. It was nice to sit there and watch everyone coming off the ship with sad faces that their cruise was over. Having Zone 1, it was very nice to be one of the very 1st group of people on the ship. After a quick picture, we were on the ship around 10:45am. I made my way to the shore excursion desk (which opens at 11am) and chose my cabana for Half Moon Cay and signed up for the "Behind the Fun" Tour. We then headed up to the Lido deck for lunch and to take some pics of the ship. Our 1st day on the ship, we took it easy. We got familiar with the ship, took some pics, and got our Daughter signed up for Camp Carnival. Let me say this...Camp Carnival is absolutely the BEST!!! My 4 year old Daughter could not get enough of Camp Carnival. She was always ready to go there and, if allowed, she would have spent every hour of every day there. The Camp Carnival staff was just amazing!
Main Dining Room Food: No problems here. Several have said the food has gone down hill. Well...they must have been on a different ship. The food was fantastic! They always had something for everyone and it was delicious. Our wait staff was fantastic and always kept our drinks filled. Food was brought to our table quickly. Our Head waitress was Nicoleta from Romania. She always enjoyed talking to our Daughter and with us. Unfortunately, she is heading back to Romania in 1 week after working for Carnival for 10 years.
Buffet Food: Excellent! Lines appeared long at peak times, but always moved quickly. Again, a nice variety of food for everyone. Always loved the free ice cream!
Pools/Hot Tubs: Always crowded, but you could always get in them early in the mornings or late evening with very minimal crowds. Hot tubs are luke warm at best. I spent very little time in the pool and hot tubs.
Deck Areas: Never noticed any "chair hogs" You could always find a chair available and we sailed at full capacity.
Entertainment: Shows were fantastic. Yes, I had seen some of the shows before...but the Carnival Dancers to an absolute fantastic job. Family Comedy was good. We did not see any of the Adult Comedy shows as we were just too tired from doing so much throughout the day.
Carnival Staff: All were VERY friendly and will do whatever it takes to make sure you are having a great time. They all seemed to love what they do and are more then willing to spend time talking to you if you like.
Housekeeping: Room Steward introduced himself to us the 1st night, but then saw very little of him the rest of the week. However, he did a great job keeping our room clean and always attended to our needs.
Cabin: We stayed in balcony room 1064 on deck 10. You can't beat the location! Room was a nice size for our Family of 3. Daughter liked the pull down bunk bed. It was nice to have a balcony, but just wasn't worth the extra expense. We spent maybe an hour on the balcony the entire week. There was just too much going on, we didn't spend much time in the cabin.
The Liberty is going into dry dock in October. So, it was obvious she needed a little TLC (stained seats in the buffet areas) However, she looked great and the crew was always working hard to keep her looking great. This is, in my opinion, one of the best looking Carnival ships in the fleet. One thing not to miss is the "Behind the Fun" tours. The cost is $95 a person. It's limited to 16 people, but it's worth it! We got to see the bow of the ship, behind the stage, crew galley, the main galley, Harry's Supper Club galley, engine control room, crew quarters, laundry facilities, food and beverage storage areas, and the bridge. You also got a group photo, a personal picture of you and the Captain, and some free gifts and desserts sent to your cabin.
Fellow Passengers: A good mix of people. Not many kids as most were in school. However, there were enough kids in Camp Carnival that my Daughter enjoyed making new friends. Passengers were all friendly and never saw any obnoxious drunks. Overall, a very nice group of people.
Debarkation: Went very smooth and we were off the ship around 9am. No complaints here. We did not have passports and only used our birth certificates and didn't have any problems at all.

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Every Christmas for over 30 years, I have rolled, cut, shaped and baked batches cookies for family and friends. These melt-in-your-mouth morsels with a dollop of chocolate in the center are among my favorites.Jim Ries, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- 1/2 cup plus 1 tablespoon butter, softened, divided
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 egg white, lightly beaten
- 3/4 cup finely chopped pecans
- 3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- In a small bowl, cream 1/2 cup butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg yolk and vanilla. Gradually add flour; mix well. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours or until easy to handle.
- Roll dough into 1-in. balls. Dip in egg white, then coat with pecans. Place 2 in. apart on greased baking sheets. Using the end of a wooden spoon handle, make a 1/2-in. indentation in the center of each ball.
- Bake at 325° for 10 minutes. Press again into indentations with the spoon handle. Bake 10-15 minutes longer or until pecans are golden brown. Remove to wire racks to cool.
- In a microwave-safe bowl, heat the chocolate chips and remaining butter until melted; stir until blended and smooth. Spoon into cooled cookies. Yield: about 1-1/2 dozen.
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On November 19th, Criterion will be putting out the infamous maudit film, Michael Cimino's "Heaven's Gate." The film is a masterwork, a tragedy that is both extremely intimate and expansive in scope, rich in both its visual feast and its emotional narrative. Studio clashes and misguided reviews made it one of Hollywood's most notorious flops, essentially killing United Artists. However, reevaluation and this new restoration has finally shed light on this great work of cinema. This week, we highlight five more American epics that were dismissed at their release, and hope DVD releases will lead to their reconsideration.
What's Going On: An adaptation of the classic novel "McTeague" by Frank Norris, in which a San Francisco dentist and his wife grow increasingly perverse and insane after winning the lottery.
Why You Need To See It: "Greed" is perhaps the most lauded film on this list to have never made it to DVD. Von Stroheim's film is ripe with raw human emotion, stunning visual images, and a brutal and cynical view of America. It features some of the most naked silent acting to ever appear on screen, and Von Stroheim captures it with a lived-in reality, even in the film's most often screened two-hour cut.
Why You Can't Get A Disc: The original screening of "Greed," according to lore, runs over 8 hours, and MGM producer Irving Thalberg had that cut destroyed, and much of the footage reportedly burned. As such, a complete "Greed" will never be found, though TCM made a four-hour cut in 1999 using a combination of footage and still photos to hint at the larger epic that was originally produced. As we reported a couple years back, TCM does have plans to one day bring it to DVD, but at that time there were only talks, so who knows when it will actually happen.
How You Can See It: The VHS is still quite popular, and 35mm screenings pop up here and there occasionally in various repertory theaters, but otherwise one must watch it on YouTube (which sadly won't capture its epic vistas).
What's Going On: Dustin Hoffman and Warren Beatty, playing the two worst songwriters in all existence, accidentally start a revolution in the fictional country of Ishtar as they travel to Morocco for a gig.
Why You Need To See It: Forget everything you've ever heard—"Ishtar" is one of the funniest movies ever made, full stop. This is a Will Ferrell-esque political satire way too ahead of its time, full of some of the dumbest gags (blind camels, made up languages, and more) ever produced, but sometimes dumb comedy is also genius. Too much writing on Elaine May's film focuses on its gargantuan budget and its critical shellacking, but Beatty and Hoffman make every terrible song into pure comedy, and the satire is surprisingly fresh (though the references to Libyan leader Gaddafi are finally dated).
Why You Can't Get A Disc: For many years, nobody has really wanted to revisit "Ishtar" by making a disc of it. Sony announced a Blu-Ray coming out in January 2011, but it ended up only being a R2 release. May commented during a screening in May 2011 that there still might be a release sometime soon.
How You Can See It: The R2 Blu-Ray and DVD are quite good-looking, though bare bones for a film that should have endless special features. Otherwise, torrent sites have continued to spread the film.
Jef Leeson | November 19, 2012 5:21 PM
Ishtar was released on DVD in 2004... just not in North America. Great to read this review, nonetheless.
Richard Schitz | November 15, 2012 11:43 AM
I actually own a copy of Ishtar on blu-ray. It was briefly available in Canada a couple years back and I was able to get a copy before it was pulled. Great film.
Joseph Millett | November 14, 2012 8:28 AM
And of course, if you're a retro geek like me, you still have your laserdisc player and your Japanese import disc of "Song of the South" (in English! And you can even suppress the Japanese sub-titles for everything except the songs)
Criterion10 | November 13, 2012 1:50 PM
This is a good list indeed and I quite like this new column. I'd love to be able to see Greed and The Last Movie, but I'm currently holding off, hoping someone releases them.
Similar to Song of the South, another controversial film I'd love to see released is Ken Russell's The Devils, which has been denied a release by WB for the past decade due to its depiction of sex, violence, and religion. It was recently released in the UK by the BFI who convinced WB to license the film to them. Maybe Criterion can work out something similar.
WRT | November 13, 2012 1:37 PM
Wild River is available on Region 1 DVD, as part of the Elia Kazan box set.
drew | November 13, 2012 12:33 PM
Ishtar was an all-time favourite of my friends and I.
Hoffman and Beatty are at their best! I'm glad to read
a nice review of it for once. Elaine May is brilliant. I
would add her film with Walter Matthau "A New Leaf"
to this list of under-appreciated disc-less movies.
Archer Slyce | November 13, 2012 12:18 PM
And to think that Cimino "won" a Razzie award for Heaven's gate !
KW | November 13, 2012 12:18 PM
I heard of a really obscure movie that has yet to be released titled 'The Farmer'. I heard nothing but praise for this revenge flick. I have never heard anything of it. Another great movie that has never been given an official and proper home video release is Tsui Hark's Blade. One of Tsui Hark's last great films before he really floundered. Not too crazy about his new works. Blade stands as one of his best.
carter | November 13, 2012 11:53 AM
Thanks for list. I caught "Wild River" on TMC last year, looking forward to seeing it again.
Allen | November 13, 2012 11:49 AM
"Wild River" Blu-ray is available for pre-order as a part of the "Kazan at Fox, Vol. 2" box over at foxconnect.com.
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March 28, 2012 | Posted By: Christine Luken | Categorized in: Shopping, Couponing
(And How to Avoid Them!)When I first started couponing almost four years ago, I definitely made my share of mistakes! Fortunately, I learned a lot from those mistakes and steadily increased the amount of money Ive saved with coupons. In 2011, I saved almost $7,000! If you are a Coupon Newbie, Ive got great news for you you dont have to make the same mistakes that I did! Rather than learning these lessons the hard way, why not learn from my mistakes and start saving more money, time, and stress?
When I show people how to save money in my Coupon Workshops, I like to start with the foundational principles that serve as underlying guidelines for everything else I teach. These foundational principles are: Be Informed, Be Focused, and Be Organized. All the coupon mistakes Ive made can be traced back to not following one of those principles.
Be Informed:Lets talk first about being informed. I teach people the basic strategies of saving money with coupons in my workshop, but its their responsibility to keep themselves informed of the ever-changing deals and store coupon policies. I point people to websites and Facebook pages that will help with this. Several years ago, I remember botching a Kroger Mega-Sale deal because I wasnt fully informed of how the discount worked and I didnt keep proper track of how many of the participating sale items were in my cart. When I got home and realized it later, I wanted to kick myself for missing out on the deal. It only cost me $5, but I was still disappointed. The lesson here is to make sure that you fully understand your stores coupon policies and the special deals so that youre sure to get your discounts! One website that I love for helping me stay informed on deals and store policies is Money Saving Mom.
Be Organized:It literally pays to be organized when it comes to couponing! If your coupons are a jumbled mess, you wont be able to find the coupon you need, and youll miss out on the deal. Ive had that happen to me more times that I care to admit! This is why you should have a system for organizing your coupons. The most popular method for coupon organization, the one that I use and recommend, is the coupon binder. Its a 3-ring binder with baseball card pages inside. Each coupon goes in its own slot, so its easy to see the coupons youve got. Once you have your binder set up, youll need to do weekly binder maintenance to keep it organized and up to date. On Sunday afternoon, when Im finished cutting coupons for the week, I will put my new ones in the binder and pull expired ones out.
Be Focused:Most of the mistakes that beginner couponers make violate the final foundational principle being focused. What do I mean by being focused? Focus on the deals, coupons, and stores that are best for you and your family and forget the rest! Some coupon newbies myself included will get so excited when they start couponing that they will cut every single coupon that comes in the Sunday paper and put them all in their binder. This is a waste of valuable time and effort! If your family doesnt use a particular product, dont even cut that coupon. Now, I probably cut 30 50% of the coupons that come in the paper. I save the uncut coupons and give them to one of my sisters or friends.
Another violation of being focused is chasing every deal out there at all the stores in your area. If you do this, you will become exhausted and quit! Focus on the deals that will save your family the most money on the products that you use the most often. There are other Coupon Queens in my area that swear by shopping at certain stores. Well, Ive tried it and I dont find the deals that are best for my family. So guess what? I dont shop there anymore! I stick to the stores that have the best deals for me. And I suggest that you do the same!
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March 29, 2012 | Posted By: HatHed
Thanks for this helpful post. I really agree with the "be focused" part. Kinda like when you go to grocery store hungry, and with a book full of coupons, you end up with stuff you won't use, just b/c you got a good deal.
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You can say that again. Thanks.
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Multifamily Project Managers, Assistant Project Managers, Lead Carpenters Renovations contractor seeks project managers, assistant project managers, and lead carpenters/foremen for growing apartment renovation projects. Projects are located in Bay Area (San Ramon, San Jose, San Mateo). Minimum 5 years construction project management experience required for Project manager position. Minimum 5 ye...
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Immediate Project Management positions (Construction- Education Facilities) BA or BS in Architecture, Urban Planning, Engineering or Construction Management by accredited university. AIA or PE certification in California is required. 3 to 15+ yrs exp in managing multiple construction projects ranging from $1 M to > $50 M, educational facility construction preferred. BIM, DSA, & Partnering experie...
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Multifamily Project Managers, Assistant Project Managers, Lead Carpenters Renovations contractor seeks project managers, assistant project managers, and lead carpenters/foremen for growing apartment renovation projects. Projects are located in Bay Area (San Ramon, San Jose, San Mateo). Minimum 5 years construction project management experience required for Project manager position. Minimum 5 ye...
Job ID EPM-00005588 Emerson Company Process Systems & Solutions Country United States State/Province California City Fairfield Publish Start Date Oct 15 2013 Job Level Supervisor / Manager Job Description Provides project leadership to large groups of highly qualified professional personnel engaged in complex work. Accountable for maintaining a solid customer relationship, and for ensuring...
Siter-Neubauer & Associates is currently conducting a search for a Senior Project Manager: Our Client has a number of new positions due to phenomenal growth in new Commercial Construction. Advancement within the company is always available for achievers. Their total compensation/benefit package is among the best in the state. Must have experience working with Commercial GC companies. They will b...
Description The Retail Displays Project Manager is a part of the team responsible for development and support of PlayStation® retail environments and fixtures for all retail channels in the United States. The Project Manager works with vendors to develop and execute fixture and display concepts that deliver against the overall retail strategies for the fiscal year and each product launch. He or s...
Wire Stone is an independent, global digital marketing solutions agency with 175 people throughout our offices in seven U.S. and one in Europe. Wire Stone ranks among the top 2% of marketing services agencies ranked by revenue by Advertising Age. Our company was created 11 years ago by a series of strategic acquisitions all brought together to create a unique agency that leverages interactive tech...
Franklin Templeton Investments is a leading global investment management organization due to the efforts of our greatest assets - our employees. We have over 9,000 employees working in 50 offices around the world, servicing investment solutions for our clients in more than 150 countries. We believe in our corporate values of putting clients first, building relationships, achieving quality results...
The Sterling Order Management Project Manager is responsible for managing large teams and delivering complex Sterling Software based order management projects or programs. Translates customer requirements into formal agreements and plans which culminate in client acceptance of results. Expert knowledge of the business unit's mission and processes is desired, specifically Application Innovation Ser...
IMMEDIATE NEED!!!!...........Client is looking for a Mid Level and a Sr. Project Manager/Construction Manager to help manage large Transmission Line EPC projects in Concord, CA. You need 10+ years of overall engineering & construction experience and at least 3 years of experience as a Project Manager, Project Engineer, Construction Manager or Construction Superintendent over high voltage Transmiss...
Supply Chain PM - Order Management Project Manager PMP a plus – able to work with teams directly (most are on site) and virtually for geographically distributed team members Financial – Demonstrated ability to track report and actively manage budgets of $2 million annualized Enterprise systems Background with Application experience related to Supply chain, NetSuite, ecommerce a plus Project is...
Data Center Consolidation Project Manager Oakland, CA 1 year contract Our client is in the process of planning a data center consolidation effort. Immediately, they will be migrating one of its local data centers located in Oakland to a facility provided by a cloud-based vendor offering such services. At present, this cloud-based vendor has not been identified, although likely vendors are being...
Working on several pressing projects such as application, infrastructure, office moves, etc. Will lead smaller projects and occasionally ones larger and more complex in scope. Account for the business and the success of all IT projects including project deliverables, project deadlines and budget variance Liaise directly with the business to ensure project goals and objectives are in line with c...
Multipoint Wireless is hiring on a contract-to-permanent basis, two Wireless/IT Project Manager positions in the Mountain View, CA area. Both positions require the candidate to be bilingual in English and Mandarin Chinese. The responsibilities of both roles are listed further below in the "Responsibilities" section. The main differences of the two positions are outlined immediately below: 1) Tech...
Product/Project Manager 5 Oakland, CA 1 year contract Job Responsibilities: -Develops a project plan to meet the scope and objectives of our clients Equipment Finance Records Management Project. -Defines project milestones, timeline and roles & responsibilities. -Recommends project phases. -Develops and distributes all necessary project documentation. -Creates and maintains a project issue...
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We currently have an opening for a Project Manager- Decom in San Francisco, CA and Sacramento, CA. for a major wireless carrier. Responsibilities for the Project Manager Multi phase project for the management of the deconstruction of cell sites assigned to him/her in a designated geographical area. Coordinates with assigned General Contractor to ensure that cell sites are deconstructed in a saf...
We currently have an opening for a Project Manager in Concord, CA. for a major wireless carrier. This candidate must have experience managing large projects and sound understanding of Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Discipline. Responsibilities for the Project Manager Manages projects throughout the infrastructure and software development project lifecycles including project scope, ...
Company Confidential San Jose, CA, 95135
Summary: We are looking for a seasoned project manager that can help us move manufacturing facilities from the Bay Area to our European location. This will be a critical role in executing the project, and aggressive project management experience is required for it. Requirements: 5+ years of experience in semiconductor industry Ability to work cross functionally with our high level executives t...
Project Manager for Semiconductor Equipment and Facilities OVERVIEW ProActive Business Solutions, Inc. is seeking an experienced Semiconductor Equipment and Facilities Project Manager to perform as a hands-on overall project manager for equipment- and facilities-related projects. In this very critical position, you will be part of a dynamic semiconductor environment at one of our client sites lo...
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PULSE is a student organization that seeks to educate and support students in making healthy lifestyle choices with regard to important social issues faced by college students. The focus of PULSE is to provide fun, interactive and informative programs and services to students, as well as the external community, that will enhance both personal and academic skills. PULSE is open to any student interested in becoming a resource to their fellow WTAMU students and community.
Applications are available in the CORE office in the Jack B. Kelly(JBK) Student Center, Suite 103.
Awareness Events
· Sexual Responsibility Week
Sexual Responsibility Week is the week of Valentines Day. PULSE,with the BACCHUS Network, wants toinform students that they can be who they can be smart, sexy and safe in their relationship. For more information click on the following link:
· Safe Spring Break Week
Safe Spring Break is the Week before Spring Break. PULSE gives information to encourage students to make smart choices while on spring break. PULSE hosts many events that give information on issues that can happen while on spring break. Topics include drugs and alcohol awareness, sexual responsibility, By-Stander Intervention, and other issues students may encounter on spring break.
· National Volunteer Week
National Volunteer Week is a time to celebrate people doing extraordinary things through service and volunteering.PULSE helps students get involved with the university and the community. PULSE encourages its members, as well as other WT students, to get involved and make connections to the community by volunteering. For more information and places to volunteer click on the following links:
· National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week
NCAAW helps show students to better understand alcohol, alcohol abuse and impaired driving. This week long event encourages students to make safe choices, take care of friends, learn how to use alcohol responsibly and never let someone drink and drive. For more information click on this link:
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The American Cancer Society marks the Great American Smokeout on the third Thursday of November each year by encouraging smokers to use the date to make a plan to quit, or to plan in advance and quit smoking that day. By quitting — even for one day — smokers will be taking an important step towards a healthier life – one that can lead to reducing cancer risk. For more information click on this link: http://www.cancer.org/healthy/stayawayfromtobacco/greatamericansmokeout/
· Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Sexual Assault Awareness Month is in the month of April. This month is to raise awareness about sexual violence and educate students how to prevent it. PULSE host events throughout the month to give information to students so we can stop sexual assault. For more information click on the following link: http://www.nsvrc.org/saam/
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Safe Campus Strong Voices is hosted in the month of September. PULSE hosts many events to tell students that they have a voice and should speak up. Using your voices and speaking up will help keep our campus safe and encourage By-Stander Intervention.
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· PULSE members are in no way skilled to take the place of trained mental health professionals or professional guidance counselors, but serve as a means of referral to professional services.
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More information about Mexico is available on the Mexico Page and from other Department of State publications and other sources listed at the end of this fact sheet.
U.S. relations with Mexico are important and complex. The two countries share a 2,000-mile border, and bilateral relations between the two have a direct impact on the lives and livelihoods of millions of Americans, whether the issue is trade and economic reform, homeland security, drug control, migration, or the environment. The scope of U.S.-Mexican relations is broad and goes beyond diplomatic and official contacts, and entails extensive commercial, cultural, and educational ties, with over 1.25 billion dollars of two-way trade and roughly one million legal border crossings each day. In addition, a million American citizens live in Mexico. U.S. tourists to Mexico numbered over 20.3 million in 2012 making Mexico the top destination of U.S. travelers. Mexican tourists to the U.S. were about 13.4 million in 2011, and they spent some $9.2 billion.
Cooperation between the United States and Mexico along the common border includes state and local problem-solving mechanisms; transportation planning; and institutions to address resource, environment and health issues. In 2010, a high level Executive Steering Committee for 21st Century Border Management was created to spur advancements in creating a modern, secure, and efficient border. The multi-agency U.S.-Mexico Binational Group on Bridges and Border Crossings meets twice yearly to improve the efficiency of existing crossings and coordinate planning for new ones. The ten U.S. and Mexican border states are active participants in these meetings. Chaired by U.S. and Mexican consuls, Border Liaison Mechanisms operate in "sister city" pairs and have proven to be an effective means of dealing with a variety of local issues including border infrastructure, accidental violation of sovereignty by law enforcement officials, charges of mistreatment of foreign nationals, and cooperation in public health matters.
The United States and Mexico have a long history of cooperation on environmental and natural resource issues, particularly in the border area, where there are serious environmental problems caused by rapid population growth, urbanization, and industrialization. Cooperative activities between the U.S. and Mexico take place under a number of arrangements such as the U.S.-Mexico Border 2012/2020 Program; the North American Development Bank and the Border Environment Cooperation Commission; the North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation; the Border Health Commission; and a variety of other agreements that address border health, wildlife and migratory birds, national parks, forests, and marine and atmospheric resources. The International Boundary and Water Commission, created by a treaty between the United States and Mexico, is an international organization responsible for managing a wide variety of water resource and boundary preservation issues.
The two countries also have cooperated on telecommunications services in the border area for more than 50 years. Recent border agreements cover mobile broadband services, including smartphones, and similar devices. The High Level Consultative Commission on Telecommunications continues to serve as the primary bilateral arena for both governments to promote growth in the sector and to ensure compatible services in the border area. The United States and Mexico are implementing an agreement to improve cross-border public security communications in the border area.
In May 2013, the formation of a Bilateral Forum on Higher Education, Innovation, and Research was announced. Through this forum, the U.S. and Mexican governments will encourage broader access to quality post-secondary education for traditionally underserved demographic groups, especially in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. They will also seek to expand educational exchanges, promote joint research in areas of mutual interest, and share best practices in higher education and innovation. This work builds upon the many productive educational and research linkages between U.S. and Mexican academic institutions, civil society, and the private sector.
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The Merida Initiative is an unprecedented partnership between the United States and Mexico to address violence and criminality while strengthening the rule of law and the respect for human rights. Since 2010, our Merida Initiative cooperation has been organized under four strategic pillars. The first pillar aims to disrupt the capacity of organized crime to operate and the second pillar focuses on enhancing the capacity of Mexico's government and institutions to sustain the rule of law. The Merida Initiative's third pillar aims to improve border management to facilitate legitimate trade and movement of people while thwarting the flow of drugs, arms, and cash. Finally, the fourth pillar seeks to build strong and resilient communities.
U.S. cooperation with Mexico under the Merida Initiative directly supports programs to help Mexico train its police forces in modern investigative techniques, promote a culture of lawfulness, and implement key justice reforms. Through fiscal year 2012, the U.S. Congress has appropriated $1.9 billion for the Merida Initiative. U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) programs under the Merida Initiative support Mexican efforts to address key challenges to improving citizen security and well-being, developing and testing models to mitigate the community-level impact of crime and violence, and support Mexico's implementation of criminal justice constitutional reforms that protect citizens' rights. Additional USAID programs support Mexico's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and to enhancing economic competitiveness to improve citizens' lives.
Bilateral Economic Relations
The U.S. and Mexico, along with Canada, are partners in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and enjoy a broad and expanding trade relationship. Through the North American Leaders' Summits, the United States, Canada, and Mexico cooperate to improve North American competitiveness, ensure the safety of their citizens, and promote clean energy and a healthy environment. The three nations also cooperate on hemispheric and global challenges, such as managing transborder infectious diseases and seeking greater integration to respond to challenges of transnational organized crime.
Mexico is the United States' second-largest export market (after Canada) and third-largest trading partner (after Canada and China). In 2012, two-way merchandise trade reached nearly $500 billion. Mexico's exports rely heavily on supplying the U.S. market, but the country has also sought to diversify its export destinations. Nearly 78 percent of Mexico's exports in 2012 went to the United States. In 2012, Mexico was the third-largest supplier of foreign crude oil to the United States, as well as the largest export market for U.S. refined petroleum products and a growing market for U.S. natural gas. Top U.S. exports to Mexico include electrical machinery, nuclear equipment, motor vehicle parts, mineral fuels and oils, and plastics. U.S. companies have invested $101 billion in Mexico. Mexican investment in the United States has grown by over 11 percent in the past year to $27.9 billion.
Mexico is a major recipient of remittances, sent mostly from Mexicans in the United States, totaling over $22.4 billion in 2012. Most remittances are used for immediate consumption -- food, housing, health care, education -- but some collective remittances, sent from Mexican migrants in the U.S. to their community of origin, are used for shared projects and infrastructure improvements under Mexico's 3 for 1 program that matches contributions with federal, state and local funds.
In May 2013, the High Level Economic Dialogue (HLED) was established to further elevate and strengthen the U.S.-Mexico bilateral commercial and economic relationship. The HLED, which will be led at the cabinet level, is envisioned as a flexible platform intended to advance strategic economic and commercial priorities central to promoting mutual economic growth, job creation, and competitiveness. The HLED is expected to meet annually, starting fall of 2013, to facilitate dialogue and joint initiatives and to promote shared approaches to regional and global economic leadership. It will build on, but not duplicate, a range of existing successful bilateral dialogues and working groups.
Mexican investment in the United States has grown by over 35 percent the past five years. It is the seventh fastest growing investor country in the United States.
Mexico is making progress in its intellectual property rights enforcement efforts, although piracy and counterfeiting rates remain high. The United States placed Mexico on the Watch List in the 2013 Special 301 report. The U.S. continues to work with the Mexican Government to implement its commitment to improving intellectual property protection.
Mexico joined the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations in 2012, which will establish new and higher standards for global trade. In 2012, Mexico joined Chile, Colombia, and Peru to launch an ambitious regional economic integration effort, the Alliance of the Pacific.
Mexico's Membership in International Organizations
Mexico is a strong supporter of the United Nations (UN) and Organization of American States (OAS) systems, and hosted the G-20 Leaders' Summit in 2012. Mexico and the United States belong to a number of the same international organizations, including the UN, OAS, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, G-20, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank (WB), and World Trade Organization (WTO). In 2012, Mexico became a member of the Wassenaar Arrangement, a multilateral export control regime for conventional arms and dual-use goods. In 2013, Mexico joined the Australia Group, an informal forum of countries which, through the harmonization of export controls, seeks to ensure that exports do not contribute to the development of chemical or biological weapons.
Bilateral Representation
The U.S. Ambassador to Mexico is E. Anthony Wayne; other principal embassy officials are listed in the Department's Key Officers List.
Mexico maintains an embassy in the United States at 1911 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20006 (tel. 202-728-1600).
More information about Mexico is available from the Department of State and other sources, some of which are listed here:
Department of State Mexico Page
Department of State Key Officers List
CIA World Factbook Mexico Page
U.S. Embassy: Mexico
USAID Mexico Page
History of U.S. Relations With Mexico
Human Rights Reports
International Religious Freedom Reports
Trafficking in Persons Reports
Narcotics Control Reports
Investment Climate Statements
Office of the U.S. Trade Representative Countries Page
U.S. Census Bureau Foreign Trade Statistics
Export.gov International Offices Page
Library of Congress Country Studies
International Boundary and Water Commission, U.S. Section Page
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Few claims for taxi refunds after council blunder (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Few claims for taxi refunds after council blunder
6:00pm Friday 10th January 2014 in News
TAXI drivers who lost out due to a council blunder over fare increases have claimed back only a fraction of their refunds, new figures have revealed.
Hyndburn Council faced a bill of £210,000 after saying it would pay back private hire and hackney drivers in the borough to avoid legal action, the Lancashire Telegraph reported last May.
For nine years, council chiefs failed to advertise increases in taxi licensing fees, sparking a probe and a number of disciplinary investigations into council staff.
But so far, only £9,445.66 has been refunded to 81 drivers, figures released under the Freedom of Information Act revealed.
The figures show 85 per cent of the borough's 537 licensed drivers have yet to claim.
Owner of Accrington company Max Cabs, Talib Zaman, said he would be encouraging the firm's 220 drivers to look at what they were owed.
He said: "We put five applications in before Christmas. Once we get them back we can make it common knowledge, and we are sure everybody else will see it works.
"The council should have given automatic refunds but they haven't done."
Mr Zaman said some drivers think the cost of placing their application will exceed the money they will get back. He said: "Taxi drivers don't tend to be the most organised. The council are charging £10 for information they might need to file a claim. They should waive that fee."
Deputy leader of Hyndburn Council, Coun Clare Pritchard, said: "We haven't yet received claims from all affected owners and operators so the repayment figure is likely to rise.
"Information about the claim period is available on our website."
The council is accepting claims going back a maximum of six years.
For more information about claiming a refund, or to download a claim form, visit http://tinyurl. com/ondua3d
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6:13pm Fri 10 Jan 14
onsidecobra says...
6:44pm Fri 10 Jan 14
Biggy12 says...
8:01pm Fri 10 Jan 14
accrington lad says...
Biggy12 wrote:What's LCC got do with Hyndburn taxis ?
Another 'nice little earner' for LCC
However when they do claim, all the Money the drivers get could be spent on spare bulb kits and driving lessons so a win win situation for all.
10:30pm Fri 10 Jan 14
HarryBosch says...
11:01pm Fri 10 Jan 14
You're not mugging me off that easily says...
HarryBosch wrote:And obeying the highway code / road traffic act.
Mr Zaman said 'taxi drivers don't tend to be the most organised' - does that extend to filling out their tax returns as well Mr Zaman?
12:01am Sat 11 Jan 14
Jerzei Balowski says...
HarryBosch wrote:Nail. On. Head.
Mr Zaman said 'taxi drivers don't tend to be the most organised' - does that extend to filling out their tax returns as well Mr Zaman?
12:17pm Sat 11 Jan 14
woolywords says...
Where you're nobbled by t'council in the back pocket,
Or, by claiming it, done over by Working Tax Credits..
Let's face it, who would want to the first in the queue, when dealing with a council that is hell-bent on getting it's money back, by hook or by crook.
They've made a mistake, are hugely sorry for doing so but will charge you a tenner for putting it right...
9:05pm Sat 11 Jan 14
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Some recent vids and pics from my last two lifts, a quad dominant/bicep day and a vertical back/shoulder day
6'3/4" 190lbs @ ~11%
Roughly 2 or so months out of my cut
Front Relaxed:
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My traps are still tiny, my abs are still ugly, and my chest still has no development, but I continue to work hard
Barbell Curls - 115x5 - Fifth set of 5x5's
Dumbbell Shoulder Press - 90x5 - Fifth set of 5x5's
Barbell Squat - 315x1 - After a few warm up and working sets
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looking good fella strong for your weight too how old are you?
I believe that when the body is strong, the mind thinks strong thoughts. Time spent away from the Iron makes my mind degenerate. I wallow in a thick depression. My body shuts down my mind.
Nice work, man.
Was that your girlfriend in the last video? Looked pretty cute. Have you grown a few inches since you last updated your sig?
you're looking much bigger than 190 at your height, nice work. How are the legs??
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Nice abs!
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I guess it's nice to have a cute girl lift with you at the gym, but do both yourselves a favor and have her stand off to the side when you squat. You probably both would have got more hurt with her standing there. I know sometimes you think it's safer, but she was in no position to spot properly.
Keep up the good work though.
Best Meet Lifts(Raw w/wraps):
@165- 435 SQ 270 BE 560 DL.....1255 total
@181- 535 SQ 300 BE 570 DL.....1400 total
Best Meet Lifts(Multi-ply):
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@165- 680 SQ 380 BE 540 DL.....1555 total
@181- 700 SQ 375 BE 535 DL.....1605 total
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hook me up with that girl
haha, nice progress and lifts
also just curious, it didn't look like you were using a full ROM on those DB Presses...any particular reason for that?
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5'10", 170lbs, 10% bf
Bench:255 Squat:295 Dead:400
Snatch:145 C&J: 205
Chin-Up: +135 Dip: +100
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I knew that I was going to just about get it, and if not would only need just a tad bit of help, which is why she was there, I hear what you are saying though
for me it is just personal preference really, all I got out of going all the way to the top is an inch more of a rep, and usually a pause, which is not what one wants
and that girl is my fiancee, hoss
Height: 6' 1/2" Age: 24
Current Status: The brace is off....
Weight: 208 lbs.
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Sept. 26, 1945 Aug. 28, 2013
Joseph M. Imber, 67, passed away Wednesday at his home in St. Simons Island, Ga.
He was born Sept 26, 1945, in Delphos to Donald F. Sr. and Elizabeth Steinle Imber, who preceded him in death.
He is survived by sister, Phyllis Turnwald of Ottoville; brothers, Donald Imber of Onstead, Mich.; George (Adele) Imber of Potomac, Md.; and Arthur (Becky) Imber of Westerville; and sister-in-law, Anna Imber of Paris, Ky.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Peter Imber; a brother-in-law, Jerome Turnwald; and sister-in-law, Louise Imber.
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Reporter champions organ donation with season-long quest
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Dick Kaegel had a request for this story, and he delivered it in a manner you'd expect from a longtime writer and editor."Downplay Kaegel," he said, "and play up the need for organ donors." And right there, you have the basis for all you need to know about Dick Kaegel, MLB.com's Kansas City Royals reporter. You see, in one sense, he doesn't want this story written. Because this is a story, as you might have gathered, about Dick Kaegel, and that inherently runs against the grain for a man who has spent his career chronicling the lives of others. But Dick, who just turned 72, did something this year that even the most hard-working, Marriott-point-hoarding ball scribes rarely accomplish in this day and age. Something that even he, in more than 40 years of writing about baseball for various outlets, including the last eight seasons for MLB.com, had never done. Dick covered every single game on the Royals' 2011 schedule. People who read that and understand the time and travel necessary to be there for every inning, every rain delay, every Ned Yost interview and Eric Hosmer homer and Joakim Soria save are going to think awfully nice things about Dick. Some, undoubtedly, will call or e-mail him to tell him how impressed they are. Dick, though, didn't agree to have this story written because he wanted to tout his bout with the beast that is the 162-game schedule. No, this story is being written because, five years ago, Dick was given a death sentence. He was diagnosed with liver cancer and told he had mere months to live. Yet because some stranger graciously decided to become an organ donor before he or she passed away, Dick has not only survived but thrived. So when you read this, think about Dick, sure. What he's done would be impressive for a man half his age. It's a true show of dedication to a job he still sincerely loves, decades after he filed his first notebook. But also think about all the people -- more than 112,000, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services -- on an organ donor waiting list right now. Waiting for that life-saving call that might not come. Waiting for that ticket to a life fully lived.
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Ratings: 30 | Reviews: 30 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by JonathanL7890:
3.48/5 rDev -8.9%
This is the Best beer in Downtown Austin.
The Ambience is biker bar. Everybody smokes in here, even though it is against code.
The House beers have sucked ( I had their Saison and IPA) but they have a great selection of locals and Euros.
The bartenders are great and will provide a good recommendation if you're unsure what to order.
The furniture is a strange collection of stuff that you would find at a yard sale. All the tables have graffiti carved in them.
A nice spot to have a real beer when in the 6th street area. But, I wouldn't bring my parents here.
02-14-2009 01:30:11 | More by JonathanL7890
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2.81/5 rDev -26.4%
It appeared to be alright except for one thing...it stunk so bad that I bought a beer and tried to bare with it and couldn't do it. I took two sips of the beer and left because it was that bad and couldn't understand why others were dealing with it. I will not return and don't recommend. Hopefully they fixed the smell but it wasn't a pleasant first impression. They had a band playing and they appeared to be good and I am assuming thats why the people were staying. This place could have good potential if given the right care.
01-19-2012 09:19:47 | More by mixnslam
3.7/5 rDev -3.1%
Hole in the wall bar off of 6th street in downtown Austin. Stumbled in here to discover a run down spot with excellent atmosphere and great beer selection. Three homemade beers on tap/cask and a decent selection of other beers on tap and in bottles. Watched a great punk band play live while having a couple house made cask pale ales. Best place I visited in Austin. The crowd was punk/biker types but that made for great atmoshere. Dark inside with pool tables in the back. Definately a bit of a departure from the rest of the 6th street scene but thats what makes it great.
03-11-2011 21:13:44 | More by BeerisfoodLLC
3.55/5 rDev -7.1%
I'll admit, i'm a little biased, as Lovejoy's is my hideout when my friend's drag me to 6th street but a great little divey beer bar none the less. 20+ taps, almost all american micros with a texan focus (512, live oak, rio blanco, st. arnold), with a respectable belgian/ bottle selection. Definitely representing all ends of the spectrum with Maredsous and Chimay in the fridge along side Pearl and Lonestar cans. There are usually 3 or 4 house beers (brewed off site im pretty sure) that are always great, and usually the cheapest draft. as a farmhouse lover, ive been treated to both New Belgium La Folie and North Coast Le Merle on tap my past few visits. The smoke, tats and motorcycle/ hot rod apparel of the patrons and staff adds a little lawlessness to the ambiance. Definitely the best beer bar in the 6th street area, and one of the best in the city.
12-23-2009 17:31:32 | More by soviettelecast
4.64/5 rDev +21.5%
Located within spitting distance of the local homeless shelter, the neighborhood was sketchy, but the atmosphere was pure Delillah's/Bukowski's. Man, the darkness coming in from the Texas sun left me fumbling around. The long, snaking, wood bar with a chalkboard center ran the length of the back wall. Two green-felt pool tables were to the left and a couple of booths, a comfy chair, and a bookcase were right. Murals on both left and right walls. An eclectic mix of standard tables and chairs, booths, and a picnic table center. Free apples during Happy Hour. Todd Henry - the brewer; Catherine the Great, a gorgeous redheaded server with great ink. Where's Waldo and Davis?
Beers: Around 90 bottles; 30 taps, 4 house-brewed beers. Samsons English Pale Ale on cask (!).
Specials: ESB; IPA; Token Black-porter.
12-21-2009 22:05:12 | More by woodychandler
3.7/5 rDev -3.1%
Been meaning to visit Lovejoy's for a few months now, and stumbled upon it Friday night while downtown. As others have mentioned, the setup is a little dirty/divey, but that's part of its charm, and the smoke in the air just seemed right. It was pretty busy, but we snagged a table and enough chairs after about ten minutes.
At the far-left bar, we had a few minutes' wait, but the bartender was nice enough while serving up a Live Oak Pils and a Hefe. The other taps I noticed seemed decent, but not exciting, such as Real Ale offerings, Magic Hat #9, etc. Didn't get the chance to try any house beers.
I wouldn't mind going back some afternoon when things aren't quite so busy, and I'd like to try the house beers.
04-13-2009 04:31:17 | More by Riccymon
4.08/5 rDev +6.8%
I have to say, this is the type of place that you read about but never get the opportunity to visit. Well, I finally visited it!
The atmosphere was amazing! There was the token alcoholic drinking bottle after bottle of Miller Lite (directly from the bottle) by himself. There was more leather vests than a Harley Davidson store and even the one-off intellectual who likes to come into bars and read novels. Eclectic, to say the least. It was a dark, suspiciously cold and smokey and you had to let your eyes adjust to the darkness when you entered from the brightness outside.
I am not one for cigarette smoke, but I made myself tolerate it to enjoy the overall ambiance. I came very close to purchasing a Love Joy's t-shirt to prove my attendance.
There was a large, chalk board menu of beers written in multi color chalk which could keep you occupied for a while. I was very impressed with the selection of local Texas breweries on tap; a shining example of supporting local businesses.
Ripped up booths, graffiti on the walls, tables and total disregard for the No Smoking placards will sum it up. This all added to the ambiance of the place. It was too dark to tell whether is was dirty or just pretended to be that way.
The best part was when I asked for a water, the tender points to a big orange 5 gallon gatorade jug with little plastic cups next to it. He misunderstood me, because I wanted to DRINK the water, not use it as an ash tray. You see, since there is a not smoking law in bars and restaurant in Austin, Love Joy's can't have ash trays on the tables. So, for a place to ash and extinguish you butt, you use a little plastic cup and water from the gatorade jug, instead of the floor, which might just add that much more character to the place.
I was very interested to try their own brews, so I ordered the Farm House Belgian Blond Ale which was hazy, lacking in taste and totally on the skunky side. So much so that I had to return it and say, "I think this has gone off!" The bar tender was really helpful, friendly and talkative and allowed me to sample all of their own brews (they were all skunky and suffered some sort of sanitation problem). The tender was a really nice guy and seemed to love his job even though he might die from second hand smoke inhalation in the not to distant future. I finally settled on the HUG ESB, a deep amber, well balanced hop and malt offering and enjoyed by time at a bar with rare character. A must visit!
04-08-2009 17:29:18 | More by SaintPeter
New Jersey
3.7/5 rDev -3.1%
The best thing about Austin, aside from the music, is the happy hours that seems to run all night long. 2 microbrews for $4.50 is awesome.
No doubt a funky atmosphere. People say "divey" but I disagree. It has character. Go in there and you will find an assortment of characters. Young and old. Bikers next to beer geeks. To be honest, though, had I not read the good reviews, I might have passed upon first view. It is a dark, little place located right off of the hustle bustle of 6th street.
The beers were pretty good. We tried to Samson and Resurrection. I also had a cask pale ale. All pretty good. Their calkboard highlighted the other micros available.
Don't expect anything fancy, be open to something different. A truly unique brewpub as compared to any of the others I had visited. This is actually a great place to get away from the clubby bars just steps away.
02-28-2009 14:11:44 | More by Nutleybeer
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
Love the atmosphere at this place. Dark, dingy, a little bit metal, a little bit punk. A much welcome escape from the frat and party girl vibe on 6th. The bartenders are super friendly, as is brewer Todd, who I spoke to. As far as beer goes, however, I must say that it needs some work. Maybe a lot of work. There is a certain funk to their beers that I cannot place, but it cannot be intentional. Others have suggested perhaps it is lines that need cleaning, better brewhouse sanitation, or something along those lines. Score may improve as Todd brings the beers back to life. Lots of great guest beers to keep me going back in the meantime, however.
02-22-2009 19:51:45 | More by spaceycasey
4.43/5 rDev +16%
Hey wait a minute Dorothy em I in Texas. You would not believe it when you come to LOVEYOYS or Austin for that matter. Nerofiddled hit the nail on the head with his review. What I can say is it's a melting pot of all kinds with the punk tattoo people most prevalent. I had a blast with Kate the Great serving up our brews. The coolest redhead on planet Earth. I was sad when her shift was over. She was replaced by a huge bald man (damm I can't remember his name tiny or Hugo no matter) and he was awesome. Good beer, great crowd what more do you want.
This is the kind of place you would meet Jim Morrison, Janice Joplin, or Kurt Cobian. This placed remided me of the Kyber Pass in Philly and the old Red Light Red light in Florida. Just plain cool and lots of fun. Later
02-20-2009 20:09:19 | More by TheChauffeur1
Lovejoy's Taproom in Austin, TX
87 out of 100 based on 30 ratings.