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FGCU Finishes Sixth at Atlantic Sun Men's Golf Championship
Figueroa ties for 6th place individually
BRASELTON, Ga. – For the second straight day the FGCU men's golf team moved up one spot in the Atlantic Sun Championship standings, firing its tournament-best with a 300 in Tuesday's final round to finish in sole possession of sixth place at the Legends Course at Chateau Elan.
The Eagles' final round 300 concluded a 313-311-300/924 scorecard for the Green and Blue in their fifth A-Sun Championship appearance. Freshman Edward Figueroa (Naples, Fla./St. John Neumann) was the team's top finisher in a tie for sixth overall, marking the fourth straight year FGCU has placed an individual in the top 10.
"We know we didn't play our best this week, but it's an experience we'll definitely learn from," said head coach Brent Jensen. "I'm happy Edward was able to finish the tournament on a high note and hopefully he played his way into an NCAA Regional. This will be an important summer for the guys to continue to work on their game and get into some competitive tournaments. It's a young group with a lot of talent and I'm excited to see the strides we can make."
Nationally-ranked (No. 17) UNF took home the team title for the second straight year with rounds of 289-301-291/881. The Ospreys are the first team to win back-to-back A-Sun titles since Jacksonville State did so in 2002 and 2003. UNF's MJ Maguire took home medalist honors thanks to a final round four-under 68, which was the lowest round of the tournament.
Figueroa's sixth place finish is his fourth top 10 of the year, as he finished as FGCU's low-man for the sixth time in nine events played. The Naples, Fla. product rebounded nicely from an opening round 79 with an even-par 72 on Monday and a one-under 71 in Tuesday's final round. Figueroa along with Maguire were the only two players in the field of 50 to shoot even-par or lower the final two rounds, while Figueroa's 11 birdies were one behind Maguire's tournament-leading 12.
Also making his first A-Sun Championship appearance, freshman Jake Sherwin (Fort Myers, Fla./Evangelical Christian HS) nearly recovered from an opening round 79 of his own to finish in the top 20. Sherwin finished with a 79-77-76/232 scorecard to tie for 21st position. Sherwin was second on the team with 32 pars over the three rounds, while all five of his birdies came on Monday.
FGCU's third underclassmen and local product in the lineup rounded out the team's top three finishers, as sophomore Jack Hernandez (Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot HS) tied for 25th place. Hernandez was the Green and Blue's low man on Sunday with a 74 and finished with rounds of 82 and 77.
Junior Mathias Boesmans (Belgium/Western Texas College) saved his best round for last with a 76, capping an 83-81-76/240 tournament in which he finished 41st. Classmate Matt Cote (Palm Harbor, Fla./Palm Harbor University HS) posted three consecutive 81s to finish in 45th place.
T6. Edward Figueroa – 79-72-71(-1)/222
T21. Jake Sherwin – 79-77-76/232
T25. Jack Hernandez – 74-82-77/233
41. Mathias Boesmans – 83-81-76/240
45. Matt Cote – 81-81-81/243
ATLANTIC SUN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL STANDINGS (Golfstat Ranking)
3. Kennesaw State (56) – 298-293-306/897
4. Jacksonville (137) – 301-312-298/911
5. Mercer (77) – 308-312-298/918
7. USC Upstate (177) – 308-318-300/926
8. Lipscomb (195) – 314-310-305/929
9. Northern Kentucky (205) – 314-304-312/930
10. Stetson (234) – 309-321-308/938

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Two men saw signs of trouble along the French Broad that made them stop in their tracks and come to the aid of three women.
"I just glanced to my right and just saw them they were floating at a good pace," said Eric Degarabedian, who pulled up first off Ledbetter Road in Arden. "And if we hadn't of seen them, that would have been it."
What he and Gary Moore saw were three females floating helplessly down the river. Moore also saw the tip of their capsized canoe sticking up into the air. Suddenly, the strangers were swept into a swift water rescue effort.
"And a girl was screaming for help," Moore says. "We encouraged them to swim sideways."
Two were eventually pulled to safety. "And then I just went down to the bank. Muscled them up, get 'em out of the water."
Eventually, Skyland and Asheville Fire and Rescue teams found the third woman.
"She was on a log, her feet were still in the water. She did not respond to us when we first got up," said Skyland Fire Captain Kevin Bartlett.
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4:14pm Thursday 22nd November 2012 in News By Mark Tallentire, Reporter (Durham)
AN OUTSPOKEN woman vicar and two of her parishioners have all launched new books.
Rev Dr Miranda Threlfall-Holmes, vicar of Belmont and Pittington, in County Durham, and a prominent campaigner for the ordination of women bishops, has published a short history of Christianity.
Titled The Essential History of Christianity, the book is the Durham vicar's third and was described by the Right Reverend Justin Welby, the Bishop of Durham and next Archbishop of Canterbury, as: 'well placed, interesting... you will read this with fascination and find yourself better informed and thinking hard as a result'.
Rev Threlfall-Holmes said: "I wrote this book because I found that, though people love history, they are often nervous of the history of Christianity because it just seems such a big subject.
"The fact that most books of Christian history are so thick doesn't help. I was looking for a suitable book to recommend to people wanting a beginners' guide, something easy to read and entertaining, and I just couldn't find the right book, so I thought I'd better write it."
Meanwhile, Dave Arnott, a churchwarden at St Laurence's Church, in Pittington, has written a science fiction novel called Findings; and Anna Harvey, a member of the congregation at St Mary Magdalene Church, in Belmont, has published a poetry collection, titled: Grace.
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[Army of None: Strategies to Counter Military Recruitment, End War, and Build a Better World By Aimee Allison and David Solnit, Seven Stories Press, August, 2007]
Army of None is a manual for opponents of the
The authors argue that without enough soldiers, it is impossible to sustain a large, long-term occupation in a country like Iraq.[1] Anyone who doubts this argument should read the recent speech by Senator Richard Lugar – the one that heralded the stampede of Republican politicians away from support of Bush's
Lugar confirms the Army of None's assertion that the unwillingness of young people to join the military is creating intense pressure to end the war. According to Lugar, the war has worn down the American military:
The military is meeting its quotas by recruiting those that they believe are not good military material:
"Statistics point to significant declines in the percentage of recruits who have high school diplomas and who score above average on the Army's aptitude test. Meanwhile, the Army has dramatically increased the use of waivers for recruits who have committed felonies, and it has relaxed weight and age standards."
Anti-war and anti-military attitudes among young people are central to the deepening erosion of national military might:
"Filling expanding ranks will be increasingly difficult given trends in attitudes toward military service. This has been measured by the Joint Advertising Market Research and Studies Program, which produced a "Propensity Update" last September after extensive research. The study found that only 1 in 10 youths has a propensity to serve – the lowest percentage in the history of such surveys. 61 percent of youth respondents report that they will "definitely not serve." This represents a 7 percent increase in less than a year. These numbers are directly attributable to policies in
Lugar's warning was underlined a few days later when the Army indicated that it had missed its recruiting goals this June for the second straight month.[3]
The military's current "manpower" crisis is a direct result of the lessons that Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and their colleagues took from the Vietnam war. They concluded (based in part on social science research) that the American people would not turn against the war as long as there was no draft and casualties remained relatively low. They therefore initiated a war without a draft; insisted on troop levels their own generals regarded as ludicrously low for the proposed mission; hired "contract" mercenaries whose numbers in Iraq now exceed those of combat soldiers[4]; and kept sending the same small group of soldiers back over and over again with barely a break between deployments.
Army of None provides a fascinating deconstruction of military recruiting mindgames. It describes how public relations superstar Leo Burnett- responsible for the Marlboro Man, the Jolly Green Giant, the Pillsbury Doughboy, and Tony the Tiger -developed the "Army of One" TV ads to appeal to young people's desire for individual significance. According to Army Secretary Louis Caldera, "What we are telling them is that the strength of the Army is in individuals. . . . You as an individual make a difference."[5]
Counterrecruiters have had a field day parodying such absurd and blatant manipulation. The Army's recent attempt to re- brand itself under the slogan "There's strong, and then there's Army Strong," recently met this match:
"There's wrong and then there's Army Wrong. The courage to resist today. The courage to resist tomorrow. There is nothing on this green earth that is strong than integrity."[6]
Increasingly, military recruiters have direct access to schools. Half a million high school students are part of Junior ROTC. The No Child Left Behind Act provides that high schools must give military recruiters the names, addresses, and telephone listings of their students – and schools often give other information, even on extracurricular activities, as well.
But these military incursions have provided terrific organizing hooks. For example, the No Child Left Behind Act has a caveat kids or their parents can request that contact information be withheld; counterrecruitment activists have responded with successful campaigns for schools to provide, and kids or parents to sign, "opt out" forms denying their consent. And counterrecruiters have been able to go into the same schools the recruiters haunt on the basis of a 1986 court decision stating that the question of military service (whether voluntary or compulsory) is a controversial political (not economic or academic) issue, and if a school establishes a forum for one side to present its views on the issue, it must give opponents equal access to the forum.[7]
The counterrecruiters let kids in on a dirty little secret: Military recruiters lie. According to the New York Times, nearly one in five Army recruiters was under investigation in 2004 for offenses varying from "threats and coercion to false promises that applicants would not be sent to
Of course, there's nothing new about military recruiters lying to their prey, as a 19th century English ballad, The Press Gang, illustrates:
"As I walked out on
"When I got there to my surprise All they had told me was shocking lies There was a row and a jolly old row On board of a man-o-war, boys"[10]
Encouraging resistance to military service has a long and rather more honorable history. In 1915, opponents of World War I organized the Anti-Enlistment League; thousands of young men pledged, "I, being over eighteen years of age, hereby pledge myself against enlistment as a volunteer for any military or naval service in international war."[11] Eugene Victor Debs and other socialists and anarchists went to jail under the Espionage Act, which penalized anyone who "interfered" with conscription or enlistment.[12]
Despite the broad popular support for World War II, a dedicated group of resisters including David Dellinger, Jim Peck, and Bayard Rustin opposed participation in the war; many later became well-known pioneers of the civil rights movement. Historians have confirmed the major impact of Vietnam-era draft resistance; for example, General William Westmorland's March, 1968 request for 200,000 more troops was turned down in large part because of the massive draft resistance and consequent social and political turmoil it would provoke.[13]
Army of None's straightforward presentation is grounded in what it describes as a "people power strategic framework." "Power," its authors' write, "is not something that those in power hold but is a fragile relationship between those in power and the rest of us." The power of the powerful depends on the compliance of the rest of us. We can identify the "pillars that support the war" — such as corporate war profiteers, the corporate media, and of course the troops themselves — and then work to eliminate their role as pillars. They quote Lieutenant Ehren Watada, the first commission officer to refuse to deploy to
A long time ago the American poet Carl Sandburg prophesied just what Senator Lugar fears is happening now:
"Someday they'll give a war and nobody will come."
[Website for Army of None: http://myspace.com/armyofnonebook ]
* Jeremy Brecher is a historian whose books include Strike!, Globalization from Below, and, co-edited with Brendan Smith and Jill Cutler, <http://www.americanempireproject.com> In the Name of Democracy: American War Crimes in
[1] P. 1, quoting Rick Jankow.
[2] Floor speech "Connecting our Iraq Strategy to our Vital Interests"
Monday, June 25, 2007 http://lugar.senate.gov/press/record.cfm?id=277751&&year=2007&
[3] David S. Cloud, "Army Misses Its June Goal for New Recruits," New York Times, July 10, 2007.
[4] T. Christian Miller, "Private contractors outnumber
[8] Cited p. 3.
[9] November 2, 2006, cited p xi.
[10] From the singing of Ewan MacColl.
[11] Robert Cooney and Helen Michalowski, The Power of the People: Active Nonviolence in the United States (Culver City, California: Peace Press, 1977) p. 39. This extraordinary collection of documents presents little-known aspects of the history of anti-militarism in the
[12] Cooney and Michalowski, p. 52.
[13] Michael S. Foley, Confronting the War Machine: Draft Resistance During the Vietnam War (Chapel Hill:


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Enactus Chapter at ODU Seeks to Create Entrepreneurial Social Capital
In the formal boardroom of the dean's office at Old Dominion University's College of Business and Public Administration, construction paper, tape and markers are fanned out across the ornate wood table.
A dozen students chat happily as they use the supplies to decorate cardboard boxes. It's a campaign to collect running shoes, and the first project taken on by ODU's brand new social entrepreneurship group Enactus. The shoes will be collected and donated to Project Sole, a humanitarian organization that takes shoes collected by partner organizations and distributes them to impoverished or disaster-stricken communities throughout the world.
The project is a modest one, but it's designed to help generate interest in the club. The field of social entrepreneurship is exploding in popularity, including on college campuses. Enactus was created to help tap into the entrepreneurial spirit that exists in everyone to spur progress on human causes, helping create common good in the world.
Yvonne Kienast, a senior international studies student from Austria and Enactus student team leader, said the project is designed to get students a taste of the how an entrepreneurial spirit can merge with social causes. "There are so many issues that require people with real passion," said Kienast.
The student organization was formed at ODU last fall. This spring, a small team of members attended the 2014 Enactus United States National Exposition March 31-April 3 in Cincinnati as observers. There they saw real-life projects that are being tackled creatively, and with an entrepreneurial spirit, by student teams from all across the United States.
The winning team, from Texas State University-San Marcos, developed an app for small businesses hit hard by the recent economic recession to reduce marketing costs while simultaneously promoting their initiative against larger, more established, competition. It's the goal of the ODU Enactus organization to take on a project of that nature for next year's National Exposition.
"The goal is to take a project beyond the case study level, to apply the skills we are learning in classroom to improve the lives of others in a sustainable way. That means, when Enactus steps away from the organization we have been assisting, there has been a sufficient transfer of knowledge to allow that organization to continue making a difference," Kienast said.
Social entrepreneurship is a passion of Connie Merriman, assistant dean of the College of Business and Public Administration, and faculty adviser for Enactus. The club has joined forces with ODU's Student Entrepreneurship Club to find projects of mutual interest, as part of the burgeoning entrepreneurial initiative at ODU.
"With the primary purpose of enabling progress through entrepreneurial action, Enactus is an international non-profit organization that brings together student, academic and business leaders who are committed to using the power of entrepreneurial action to improve quality of life and standard of living," Merriman said.
In its first full academic year, the organization worked on three large-scale projects, in addition to the shoe collection - working with a community performance music non-profit called Cantabile; Project PATHway, an early-stage nonprofit seeking to find ways to clear the path for underprivileged adolescents to access healthy-lifestyle programs; and Student Veteran House, an early-stage nonprofit working on accessible campus housing for disabled single veterans who want to continue their education at ODU.
At a student entrepreneur competition in April hosted by the College of Business and Public Administration, called Start Up, Enactus members listened intently to presentations by aspiring student entrepreneurs, to look for an avenue to push a cause forward in a social entrepreneurial or non-profit sphere.
"We are actively seeking new projects and events like the recent Start Up competition are a great source of opportunities to identify possibilities," Merriman said.
Lee Entsminger is an alumnus who has donated $100,000 to support the creation of an entrepreneurial culture at Old Dominion University. He feels like entrepreneurship for a cause, promoted by organizations such as Enactus, is a key part of the university's entrepreneurial thrust.
"The same principles that can help a company succeed in a competitive marketplace are vital for organizations like the ones that Enactus will support, organizations whose good work will benefit all of us," Entsminger said.
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Seau was never listed on an NFL injury report with a concussion, but his ex-wife said this week that the former Chargers and Patriots linebacker played through them. The prevailing winds in the NFL's reckoning with football's violence — recent suicides by Dave Duerson and Ray Easterling have been connected to concussions — are in favor of greater study of the effects of concussions.
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- A 21-year-old man has been sentenced to 37 months in federal prison for an assault on the Yakama Reservation.
Jerrel Lee Charles pleaded guilty to assault resulting in serious bodily injury in March 2013. After Charles serves his 37 months behind bars, he will serve a three year term of court supervised release.
The judge also sentenced Charles to complete a mental health evaluation and follow any treatment recommendations of the evaluation professional.
According to information disclosed during the court proceedings, on October 13, 2012, Charles and his girlfriend had an argument at their residence located on the Yakama Reservation, which argument escalated into a physical confrontation.
An acquaintance of the couple decided to intervene. The acquaintance retrieved a firearm, struck Charles, and began firing rounds into the air. The acquaintance and the victim then left the residence, entered a vehicle, and began to depart the area.
Charles obtained a rifle and fired a shot at the vehicle. The victim was struck by a round fired by Charles. The victim was subsequently transported to the hospital.
The Yakama Nation Tribal Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation immediately began an investigation. After discovering what had happened, the law enforcement officers obtained a search warrant for the Charles' residence and the rifle was found in his bedroom.
After being advised of his Miranda warnings, Charles admitted he had shot the round that struck the victim. As explained during the court proceedings, Charles has a history of psychiatric hospitalizations.


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In 2 you have "chew over about the inheritance. That doesn't work for me. The second could be: The whole family gathered and chewed over the inheritance [until late in the night]/[late into the night]. But I would prefer "discussed" in this sentence.
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2013 College of Business International BusinessUndergraduate Honoree Allen Atristain
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The College of Business congratulates and extends best wishes to each of the ten undergraduate honorees of the graduating Class of 2013.
Each year the department's top performers are selected by the college's academic departments from its graduating seniors.
2013 College of Business International Business Undergraduate Honoree
Allen Atristain
Allen Atristain's background and educational profile strongly exemplify the missions of both the University and the College of Business.
As a second generation American from a Mexican family, and the first to attend college, Allen represents the school's mission in social justice which includes helping minority students excel in their professional careers, and the success such students can have through the help of university programs like SF State's.
His professors commended him as a consummate student. Allen is deeply grounded in international business and economic history. He is persistent about learning even more on these topics. His passion is to become particularly competent as a way of leveraging his service-outreach in the next phase of his career.
His aim in life: to make a difference in the world. Having that in mind, Allen's passion and career path have evolved to include poverty relief and social entrepreneurship.
This interest was strengthened in his current work with SF State's Whirlwind Wheelchair International.
In working with Whirlwind, he has shown his drive in helping those often overlooked by traditional businesses.Since he began his internship towards the end of the fall 2012 semester, he has been playing a role in Whirlwind's recent entry into the U.S. market.
Alongside his other accomplishments, he has been a contributing member of FAME (Financial Analysis and Management Education). He served as the vice president of marketing for the group's operations and later as marketing director for FAME's symposium events.


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Departing the ship, you'll travel to the unique Apple Heritage Museum. Tasmania was once hailed as the Apple Isle and the museum chronicles the history of apple cultivation in the Huon Valley and Tasmania. Here you will enjoy a guided tour and sample an apple freshly peeled on a 1909 vintage Apple Peeling machine.
Timber also played a leading role in the history of the Huon Valley and upon leaving the Apple museum, you will visit the Forest & Heritage Centre in the old lumber town of Geeveston. The Centre contains some interesting exhibits related to Tasmania's forests as well as an interactive presentation on forest practices. Antique lumbering equipment is also on display.
Re-boarding your coach, your tour proceeds to the Tahune Forest Airwalk. This amazing attraction allows you to travel from treetop to treetop on a walkway built directly through the forest canopy. You will travel on foot approximately 1/3 of a mile at heights of over 100 feet above the forest floor. From here you will view a wet eucalypt forest and survey the glories of nature from an entirely new perspective. A casual luncheon will be served at the Airwalk Café or a similar venue.
Before returning to the ship, a visit will be made to one of Huon Valley's premium wineries for a brief presentation followed by a wine tasting.
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Quiet Waters: your HOME at the beach! in Indian Shores
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Indian Shores
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$ 2,647 - $ 3,225 / month
vacation rental description
GORGEOUS, newly renovated + refurnished condo, with WI-FI.
Corner unit, with private balcony, + ELEVATOR.
Located between the beach and the intracoastal, with private access to both!
Master BR (King), 2nd BR (2 Tw), and Queen Sleeper Sofa; sleeps 6 easily.
3 TVs w/ DVD players; enjoy one of the many DVDs in your unit.
Fully EQUIPPED kitchen, with all-new cookware, small appliances, electric range, dishwasher, washer/dryer.
Open Living/Dining area, with additional pub table in kitchen; seats 8.
NON-smoking; no pets.
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condo rental amenities
Enjoy morning coffee on the private dock; fish or watch manatees and dolphins.
Cross to PRIVATE beach access; breathtaking views, white sand beach, quiet and peaceful.
Swim in the heated POOL; relax in the spa or a lounge chair by the pool.
Cook on the barbecue; eat at the covered, outdoor picnic tables.
Enjoy sunset on the 5th floor deck.
activities and attractions in Indian Shores Gulf Coast Central
Convenient to a variety of restaurants; located between St. Pete and Clearwater beaches; near John's Pass wharf and shopping areas.
Family attractions: Mini-golf, Florida Aquarium, Seabird sanctuary, water sport rentals. Walk the beach in the early morning, and look for shells and sand dollars.
Many golf courses, shopping for beach and/or upscale items, theaters, botannical garden, and flea markets.
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Jan 4 - Feb 1 -- $949 week / $2997 month
Feb 1 - April 27 -- $1075 week / $3225 month
April 27 - May 31 -- 949 week / $2877 month
May 31 - Dec. 20 -- $849 week / $2647 month
Dec. 20 - Jan 31 (2015) -- $949 week / $2997 month
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- Swim or walk on the pristine white beaches
- Try fresh doughnuts and coffee at the Lighthouse
- Explore John's Pass
- Golf at Bay Pointe golf course
- Relax at the All About You Day Spa
Top things to do on a budget
- Read your favorite book by the pool
- Visit the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary
- Enjoy sunset at the Clearwater Pier
- See the (real) canons and blue herons at Fort DeSoto Park
- Window shop at the Seminole or Largo mall
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- Hunt for seashells and sand dollars during early morning walks
- Mini-golf at Pirate's Cove
- Pet the sting rays at the Florida Aquarium
- Build sandcastles on the beach
- Visit Busch Gardens or Adventure Island Water Park
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The Light Study is a multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled long-term research study of NB32 (naltrexone SR/bupropion SR), an investigational drug being evaluated for weight loss. The Light Study is designed to assess the cardiovascular health outcomes of NB32.
The Light Study recruited men age 45 or older or women age 50 or older that need to lose weight, and also have a cardiovascular risk factor, such as heart disease or type 2 diabetes with certain heart risk factors.
People participating in the Light Study also have access to WeightMate™, a comprehensive weight management program. Delivered through an internet-based platform by accredited health and fitness professionals, WeightMate provides a convenient, progressive nutrition and exercise program with goal setting and tracking tools to help users achieve their health goals. WeightMate was developed in partnership between Orexigen and Sharecare®.
For more information about the Light Study visit: http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01601704?term=contrave&rank=3
The Ignite Study is being conducted to assess the weight loss effects of the investigational drug NB32 (naltrexone SR/bupropion SR) in a setting resembling likely "real-world" use post-approval, compared to the weight loss observed when subjects receive diet and exercise advice similar to that typically used by primary care providers. In this multicenter, open-label, controlled research study, subjects will be randomly assigned to one of two treatments for the initial 26 weeks of the study:
1) NB32, used in combination with a comprehensive, personalized, highly-interactive and user-friendly lifestyle intervention program
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In addition, subjects receiving NB32 undergo an evaluation after 16 weeks of treatment and only continue taking the medication if they have satisfied pre-determined safety and efficacy criteria, consistent with the anticipated recommendations for NB32 use post-approval. After 26 weeks, subjects who initially were part of the diet and exercise advice group will receive NB32 and participate in the comprehensive lifestyle program for the remainder of the study. The total study duration is 1.5 years.
People participating in the Ignite Study must either be overweight (BMI 27 to 30 kg/m2) with dyslipidemia or controlled hypertension, or obese (BMI between 30 and 45 kg/m2).
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There are two of these. This one is named Bumblebee. It is identical to Wolverine, except that whereas Bumblebee is yellow and black, Wolverine is yellow and very dark navy blue.
i3Detroit asks that users donate $10 per hour that the beam is active.
|Remember to always; clean up and return the equipment to a fully functional, safe state before you leave. This includes returning any safety mechanisms to fully working order.
Basic Info
- Ownership: Group-owned, purchased with funds collected from far and wide.
- Location: West wall, you can't miss it.
- What it looks like:
Manufacturer Information
- Make/Model: Jinan G. Weike / WKLaser LC1280
- Part Number: not specified
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Put the rules that govern the use of this tool here.
- Who is allowed to use it?
- Is there any traning required before use?
Time-of-cut checklist:
- Place material (square to edge of honeycomb).
- Cover inactive honeycomb area except an "intake" in front of the material. This directs smoke away from the gantry. <- This was easier with AB's Laser Cutter because it pulled air downward, but Bumblebee does not.
- Turn on main switch. This should bring up the chiller and air-assist pump.
- Gently pinch rubber hose from laser to chiller, to trigger chiller alarm, verifying that it's awake.
- Turn keyswitch to on, and wait for boot and home to complete.
- With the D-pad, jog head over to start of cut.
- Press "Z" to enter the mode to raise or lower the bed. Press "Datum" to auto-focus. Press "Z" again to exit Z mode.
- Wave hand under head and verify that air-assist is blowing. (Compressor is a separate machine and must be plugged in.)
- Download design from LaserCut software.
- Keep one hand over emergency-stop while using the "Test" button to check boundaries.
- Turn on the exhaust fan.
- Lift the fire extinguisher and set it back down. This verifies that your muscle-memory knows where it is.
- Press "Start".
- DO NOT WALK AWAY. See http://www.thinkhaus.org/2011/04/03/lazzoring-is-serious-business/ for why.
Other References
A lot of materials can be cut up to about 3/16 of an inch.
http://boxmaker.rahulbotics.com/ makes wonderful box patterns that you can put into the laser cutter.
Does this thing need its oil changed every 30 cycles? People need to know!
Things that Need to be Done
- Payment box.
- Greg Smith said he is making this.
- Laptop desk.
- Dustin White said he has one to donate.
- New cylinders to hold different lenses,
- ...to make it easy and safe to change them without smudging or damage. Sector67 has indicated they may make some of these. (The existing cylinder has too narrow an opening for the lens that gives a long focal length. Its beam is so wide that it hits the lip and heats up the cylinder.)
- Payment-measuring timer.
- One way to do this would be to measure current to the machine and time how long it runs at laser-firing power. It would be good to put a button on the timer that would re-set it to zero.
- Aperture in the chassis, through which to thread the blue USB cable with a grommet.
- Currently to access the cable, the side door must be opened with a key.
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Gold Prices Suffer Slight Setback
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Gold prices slumped Thursday as a slew of positive economic reports suggested improvement in the U.S. economy could eventually slow the easing efforts of the world's central banks.
Gold for December delivery settled down $3.60 to $1,715.50 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The gold price traded as high as $1,727.50 and as low as $1,715.10 an ounce, while the spot price shed $5.30, according to Kitco's gold index.
"Gold suffered minor selling from triple digit gains in stocks, as better consumer confidence, highest in four years, may delay some stimulus spending," George Gero, precious metals strategist at RBC Wealth Management, wrote in a note.
Silver prices for December delivery dipped 7 cents to settle at $32.25 an ounce, while the U.S. dollar index was gaining 0.10% to $80.04.Consumer confidence improved to 72.2 in October, which was a bump up from September's 68.4 reading. ADP reported that private payrolls added 158,000 jobs in October. A consensus of economists expected 155,000, according to Econoday. Worth noting is that the ADP switched to Moody's as its economic consultant to revamp the data. The government's monthly jobs data for nonfarm payrolls releases Friday morning. It will be the last report ahead of the U.S. presidential election. Initial jobless claims fell 23,000 to 363,000 for the week ended Oct. 20, and the ISM manufacturing index ticked up 51.7 in September to complete the second consecutive month that the sector reported growth. The CME Group, which runs the major commodities futures exchanges, reopened its trading floor in lower Manhattan Wednesday after a two-day closure because of Hurricane Sandy. Gero said that open interest gained 1,310 contracts in gold to 456,742 as traders continued to anticipate stimulus from Europe some time in the future. Gold mining stocks were mostly lower Thursday. Shares of Barrick Gold (ABX) plummeted 9.4% after the miner announced that its massive Pascua-Lama gold project would cost more than it expected. Shares of Newmont Mining (NEM) lost 2.5%. Among other mining stocks, Kinross Gold (KGC) shed 0.90%, and Yamana Gold (AUY) dropped 0.64% Gold ETF SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) finished off 0.46%. -- Written by Joe Deaux in New York. >Contact by Email. Follow @JoeDeaux
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CATEGORIES MoviesWhile pundits ponder whether "The Avengers" will be bigger than "The Hunger Games," that question hits closer to home for two stars who happen to be brothers: Chris Hemsworth, who reprises his role as "Thor" in the superhero flick, and Liam Hemsworth, who co-starred in "Hunger Games."
Chris sat down with Moviefone and talked about the Hemsworth rivalry, getting his own action figure and how only Thor is allowed to deal with Loki. (It's a brother thing.)
Are you and Liam having a little brotherly rivalry over who's going to have the bigger box office? Only in the healthy, competitive way that brothers react. Absolutely. The honest version is we're getting people back into the cinema. When a film works, it's good for everyone in this business. If it's my brother amongst the crowd with success, then great. We had a trailer in front of that film so hopefully it got seen by that audience and somehow have an onward trickle effect.
Any wagers placed? No [Laughs]. Both of us keep scratching our heads and pinching ourselves about this whole experience. We grew up in Melbourne and all over Australia and to find ourselves here with two big films is ... surreal.
Speaking of brotherhood, did you draw on any of your real-life experiences for the Thor-Loki relationship? Yeah, I can understand the truth to that relationship. You watch the film and the dynamic with these characters is based on trying to conquer the villain. Everyone else's motivation is basically a quick fix [snaps his fingers] you know. Kill him. Sort him out. Stop him. Whereas mine is a lot more personal. Anyone with siblings understands that: "Look, I can give my brother a hiding but no one else can." [Laughs] Certainly, I understand that.
The fight between you and Iron Man was pretty epic. It's great, yeah. And the one with Hulk, it was really exciting. It was messy and unpredictable and there's no real winner out of it. Both of them have incredible strengths and they both end up damaged and in bad shape at the end of it. I think they agree to disagree.
They gain respect for each other. Yeah, it's like, "Oh, this is what you've got." I like to think Thor would finish things off but he took the more mature approach and said, "You can have this one."
What's the craziest Thor merchandise you've seen? There was a bunch of Thor action figures where you press the button and it speaks and it wasn't my voice! So that made me laugh. It all makes me laugh. Never when I got into this business did I think I'd have an action figure. It's a trip. That's the most satisfying thing, the fans and feedback you get from kids. There's not a jaded opinion or affected judgment. They believe you're Thor and they believe it's all real. It's what's so wonderful about what we do, the fantasy that films create especially when you're swept up in the magic. Kids give you the most honest feedback. My manager has two kids and they've come to all the premieres. So I asked, "Who's your favorite, Captain America or Thor?" He goes, [putting on a boyish, American accent], "Well, you know, I'd give them both five stars." He's like, six [years-old]. I said, "What do you mean five stars? Both of them?" I thought because I knew him, I'd have the upper hand. But kids are smart. And we both got a good score. [Laughs]
What's the weirdest fan complaint you've heard so far? There's various things outside of costume stuff but, to be honest, I've been pretty lucky. Mark [Ruffalo] was talking about making the mistake of going online and reading things from the fanboys. But the negative things seem to get the most attention and even when they're in the minority. The first thing I did was jump online. You kind of can't help it. You scroll down to the comments and it's much easier to be negative about something than it is to be positive. But, thankfully, since these films have come out, they've received a great response and it's been mostly positive. At Comic-Con, we had 7000 people in that room and we showed them the "Thor" trailer and it was a thumbs up and a big cheer as opposed to burning down the auditorium.
At one point, Tony Stark calls Thor "Point Break." What would Thor's reaction be if he sat down and watched "Point Break?" I've seen that movie about a hundred times, by the way. It was one of the few tapes we had on video recorded off TV. I even remember the commercials that were in the middle of it. Thor would probably go, " That's pretty similar to my haircut." Bodhi's hair... maybe motivated by Thor's, who knows? That's my second experience with Patrick Swayze. I also play his character in the "Red Dawn" remake.
What kinds of lessons has Thor learned since the first movie? If Thor was sort of an arrogant, petulant kid in the first film, he hopefully left that film with some maturity and the idea of what he'd become and should take on. And in the second one, he's now put to the test. It's an idea. He hasn't proven it yet. And now whatever belief he has that he's the rightful heir to the throne or that he's going to follow in the footsteps of his father is really tested.
What was it like working with Joss Whedon versus Kenneth Branagh, who directed you in "Thor?" Joss has written the scripts, so technically, he's more attached to the individual words and dialogue, so he has a very specific version of why things are written that way. Whereas Ken was more actor-based and actor-focused. He's a seasoned actor, so he comes from that background and he was individually detailed, scene to scene. They're both very successful films,but incredibly different ways of working. That's the joy [of acting, getting] contrasting opinions on things, that's where you learn stuff. I'd work with either of them [again] in a second.
What else can we expect from "Thor 2?" I haven't read the script yet and of course I don't write it, but that's what I hope continues through. And beyond that, honestly, I don't know. They make that decision.
And you'll be back for more "Avengers?" Yeah. I've signed on for three "Thor" movies and three "Avengers." And depending on the success of each one, that'll dictate whether or not we continue.
And there's talk that there might be a sequel to "Snow White and the Huntsman." Oh, yeah, there's been talk of another one. That director, I honestly think he's the next sort of Chris Nolan, the next wave of filmmakers. It's an incredibly visual way of storytelling but it's filled with heart and soul and character. I really enjoyed that film.


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SC Rep. Mia Butler Garrick (D-Richland County) sent this email to constituents Nov. 16, including with it a letter she wrote Nov. 14 to the Richland County Legislative Delegation about the serious problems in the county's polling place for the Nov. 6 election.
I would like to take a moment to personally apologize for the reckless and unconscionable conditions so many of you encountered at Richland County polls on Election Day.
Like you, I'm livid about the senseless waits, poor preparation and other infractions that only seem to get more egregious with each passing day.
Just last evening, we learned that more uncounted ballots are still being "discovered" by the Richland County Election Commission and like you, I want answers.
You deserve accountability, transparency and every assurance that your fundamental right to vote will never again be compromised. Thank you for your phone calls and emails. I hear you. I'm with you. And I won't let up until your confidence in the integrity of Richland County's electoral process is restored.
Take a look at my letter to our legislative delegation and let's continue to fight for what's right, together...
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To: Members & Colleagues of the Richland County Legislative Delegation
From: Rep. Mia Butler Garrick, House District 79
Date: November 14, 2012
Re: November 6th Election
Im confident that our legislative delegation will do the right thing and host a public hearing concerning the Election Day debacle in Richland County. But in the meantime, let me be clear about my position. Never before have I been so dismayed and disgusted, as I watched hundreds of moms and dads stand outside for hours in the freezing cold, trying to warm their babies and toddlers in their arms. My heart broke as elderly grandmothers and grandfathers senselessly tried to brave the cold so that they too, could exercise the right that so many of them fought for us to have.
As I entered my own Lake Carolina precinct, I greeted Nadia Holbert as she exited the building, devastated distraught and disenfranchised. Despite the fact that she arrived before the polls opened and patiently waited over 2 hours in line, Nadia and numerous other voters watched helplessly as others (who arrived after she did) were ushered to the front of the line, simply because the first letter of their last names fell between M and Z.
Like many other Richland County voters on Tuesday, Nadia had to choose work over the 3-6 hour wait, which forced her to forfeit a right that she had proudly exercised for so many years. And if being disenfranchised werent devastating enough, her questions and concerns were met with rude, cynical and flippant remarks from the poll manager who was brazen enough to confront voters (who questioned her), while defending an obsolete and ineffective system because thats the way weve always done it.
At Ridge View High School, Karren Hill Gordon and Myra Cunningham may not even have known each other, but both suffered the same fate a grueling 4 hour wait, most of which was spent standing outside in the cold. Parking was a nightmare as cars lined both sides of Hardscrabble Road, forcing voters to run across a busy street or hike from Rice Creek and beyond. Curbside voting didnt seem to be an option as many voters insist that they never saw one poll worker leave the comfort of the heated buildings to check on or assist disabled and elderly voters.
At Summit Parkway Middle School, two precincts (Parkway 1 & 2) represented the worst of the worst with regard to organization, preparation logistics and execution. The line for each precinct was wrapped around the building from the front as well as the back, and there were no signs or poll workers on hand to help voters distinguish between the two.
From six machines that were originally deployed to the three that were working at Summit Parkway the law and common sense indicated that neither was enough for over 5,000 registered voters. South Carolina law requires one machine for every 250 voters, so the bottom line is the Director must accept responsibility and accountability for the senseless injustices that occurred on Tuesday, and as the legislative delegation that appointed her to the position for which she was obviously not prepared, so must we.
The countless number of phone calls and emails that I continue to receive from voters who live in and around House District 79, affirm that the Richland County Election Commissions preparation and performance on Tuesday, November 6, were grossly inadequate and at the very least, failed to comply with the letter and spirit of SC law. And while our delegation bears some culpability for having combined the registration and election offices, and having appointed a Director to organize and effectively execute both processes, I am unaware of any indication by Director McBride, the Commissioners or others that this approach was not feasible, practical or efficient.
This colossal failure is likely to have contributed to the disenfranchisement of hundreds (perhaps thousands) of Richland County voters. And yet, our delegation seems to have taken a stronger collective stance against the anticipated impact of the new Voter ID law, than the actual impact of our failure to comply with this one.
Not holding the Richland County Elections Director, Commissioners and ourselves accountable for this debacle is not a viable option. The public has every right to demand transparency and accountability. And we have an undeniable responsibility to deliver. Therefore, I strongly encourage our Richland County Legislative Delegation to:
1. Apologize formally, unequivocally and publicly to all Richland County voters.
2. Acknowledge and accept responsibility for appointing the Director of the Richland County Election Commission and hold her accountable for the procedural, logistical and preparatory failures that caused Tuesdays debacle.
3. Take swift and immediate action to restore confidence and integrity to the process for all Richland County voters.
4. Give Richland County residents notice of our next meeting, as well as an opportunity to be heard. Voter input, as well as open communication and dialogue are critical if we genuinely want to be transparent, accountable and committed to the process of reforming Richland Countys electoral system.
I am confident that each of us will fight to ensure that every Richland County voter matters and every vote counts. Even one disenfranchised voter is one too many.


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We did get off the ship at both ports, Jamaica and Grand Cayman, but could have lived without the visit to Ocho Rios. We actually felt hassled by the people waiting for us to get off the ship. We did love the 7 Mile Beach on Grand Cayman.
The only negative thing that I can say about our trip, was I thought the cruise director was very lack luster. He didn't have the normal upbeat personality...and we felt like maybe he was "filling in" for the real cruise director. The stage productions were also not that good. That being said....it didn't matter a bit. We had loads of fun at the Martini Bar with the $15.00 flights of martinis-6 little martinis-all different flavors. It was fun, relaxing, and a delightful trip. This will truly be a rough one to top!


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Generac reports 84% increase in earnings
Generac Holdings Inc. reported an 84% jump in third-quarter earnings Thursday driven by higher shipments to national account customers and increased sales of natural gas generators used by light commercial and retail customers.
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Rogers Memorial Hospital buys Oconomowoc clinic
An Oconomowoc medical office building leased to ProHealth Care has been sold to Rogers Memorial Hospital, which will convert it into an outpatient treatment center.
Rogers Memorial bought the 21,000-square-foot building, at 1205 Corporate Center Drive, north of I-94 and west of Highway 67, from an affiliate of Menomonee Falls-based Continental Properties Co., for $1.45 million, according to state real estate records posted Thursday. »Read Full Blog Post
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Bon-Ton Stores Inc., which is getting set for a new chief executive to begin work next week, said Thursday the company narrowed its loss in the second quarter as sales increased 1.1%.
Bon-Ton, the parent company of Boston Store, Younkers and other department store brands, had a fiscal second-quarter loss of $36.2 million, or $1.86 a share, compared with a loss of $37.2 million, or $1.95, a year earlier. »Read Full Article
West Milwaukee redevelopment plan wins support
A preliminary proposal to convert a former industrial site into a possible retail building is getting support from the West Milwaukee Village Board.
Evo Development LLC would buy the former Motion Industries building, 1310 Miller Park Way, and convert it into a commercial building with 9,000 square feet to 14,000 square feet, under a conceptual plan endorsed this week by the board. »Read Full Blog Post
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A volume purchasing program that is designed to bring down the cost of adding solar panels will expand to two city neighborhoods, Washington Heights and Layton Boulevard West, this year.
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CSA Partners LLC, a venture capital fund backed by Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele, plans to build a hub for start-ups and related companies in the Pritzlaff building complex, south of downtown Milwaukee.
The hub, called Ward 4, will occupy 35,000 square feet that CSA Partners has leased or taken options on across the entire second floor of all six buildings in the Pritzlaff complex. The fund hopes to move its offices into Ward 4 early next year, said Brian Taffora, a managing director for the fund. »Read Full Article(2)
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Cellectar Biosciences Inc., a developer of drugs for the treatment and diagnosis of cancer, reported losses in line with a year ago.
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Two out-of-state companies have reached a $50,000 settlement with the state of Wisconsin for allegedly scamming consumers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars and free airline tickets, state officials announced Wednesday.
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Nordstrom pays $1.2 million for future Mayfair site
The site of the future Nordstrom department store at Mayfair, in Wauwatosa, has been sold for $1.2 million, according to state real estate records posted Wednesday.
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Featuring the voices of Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel, Frozen is the coolest comedy-adventure ever to hit the big screen!
When a prophecy traps a kingdom in eternal winter, Anna, a fearless optimist, teams up with extreme mountain man Kristoff and his sidekick reindeer Sven on an epic journey to find Anna's sister Elsa, the Snow Queen, and put an end to her icy spell.
Encountering mystical trolls, a funny snowman named Olaf, everest-like extremes and magic at every turn, Anna and Kristoff battle the elements in a race to save the kingdom from destruction.
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A revolutionary show in terms of both form and content upon its debut in 2001, 24 has been hooking more and more viewers ever since with its thrilling, multifaceted plotlines that never fail to surprise. Kiefer Sutherland plays Jack Bauer, the head of the Los Angeles Counter Terrorist Unit, and each series plays itself out in real time, with every hour-long episode representing an hour in one very eventful day in Jack's life. This collection features 24 in its entirety, from series one to series eight.
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Raa Raa is a loveable little lion who enjoys having lots of noisy fun adventures! He lives in the Jingly Jangly Jungle with his friends, Zebby the zebra, Crocky the crocodile, Huffty the elephant, Ooo Ooo the monkey and Topsy the giraffe. Join Raa Raa and friends in these 8 fantastic episodes new to DVD: Lots Of Raas In The Jungle. Raa Raa's Favourite Noise. A Time To Be Quiet. A Time To Be Loud! Raa Raa's Great Big Noise. Finding Noisy. Raa Raa's New Noise. Rumble In The Jungle. Ooo OooA?s Jungle Drums.
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After the cataclysmic events in New York with The Avengers, Marvel's 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier,' finds Steve Rogers, aka Captain America, living quietly in Washington, D.C. and trying to adjust to the modern world. But when a S.H.I.E.L.D. colleague comes under attack, Steve becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue that threatens to put the world at risk.
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Melinda Gordon (Jennifer Love Hewitt) has the amazing ability to communicate with earthbound spirits who have unfinished business in our world. Melinda soon discovers that such a gift is both a blessing and a curse, as she tries to help the ghosts who are trying to "cross over" and the people that they haunt. Experience all the chills and the emotional drama in this spectacular collection, containing every episode of the acclaimed series. It's a must-have for every Ghost Whisperer fan!
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All six movies of the Star Wars saga (Episodes I-VI) are together for the first time in one collectible set Bring home the adventure and share Star Wars with your whole family when Star Wars: The complete saga comes to Blu-ray disc from Lucasfilm Ltd. And Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment! To be released on September 12, the nine-disc collection brings the wonder of the entire Saga direct to your living room, where you can revisit all of your favourite Star Wars moments in gorgeous high definition and with pristine 6.1 DTS Surround Sound. Dive deeper into the universe with an unprecedented 40+ hours of special features, highlighted by never-before-seen content sourced from the Lucasfilm archives. The comprehensive collection also features numerous deleted, extended and alternate scenes, new documentaries and a cross-section of the countless Star Wars spoofs that have appeared in pop culture over the past three decades. Marking the first time ever that the full Saga is available in one complete collection, Star Wars: The complete saga on Blu-ray, also features a coveted peek into the making of the saga with vintage documentaries, audio commentaries, behind-the-scenes moments, interviews, prop and costume turnarounds, retrospectives and more.
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WASHINGTON – The Obama administration lost no time condemning the slaughter of
Israeli tourists in Bulgaria Wednesday and labeling the bus bombing a terror
US President Barack Obama called Prime Minister Binyamin
Netanyahu Wednesday afternoon to convey his condolences over the loss of life
and affirm American support for Israel, similar to messages he conveyed in a
sharply worded statement issued in his name an hour earlier.
"I strongly
condemn today's barbaric terrorist attack on Israelis in Bulgaria," Obama
declared in the statement. "These attacks against innocent civilians, including
children, are completely outrageous."
He said the United States would not
only "stand with our allies," but would provide "whatever assistance is
necessary to identify and bring to justice the perpetrators of this
He also took the opportunity to reaffirm the United States'
"unshakeable commitment to Israel's security, and our deep friendship and
solidarity with the Israeli people."
The statement was similar to another
message put out by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton soon after the
"I was deeply saddened and angered to learn of today's terrorist
attack against Israeli tourists in Bulgaria," she said, calling it "a heinous
terrorist attack against innocent civilians."
She also offered American
help to "work with our partners in Bulgaria, Israel and elsewhere so that the
perpetrators can be apprehended swiftly and brought to justice for this
appalling crime."
Rapid statements from the highest level of the American
government after a terror attack are not unheard of, but it is unusual that so
many separate and lengthy responses would be provided in the immediate aftermath
of a violent incident.
The response comes as the US and Israel maintain a
wary watch on Iran – the country Israel is holding responsible for perpetrating
the attack through its proxy Hezbollah – as it presses forward with its nuclear
program despite international objections. Iran has fingered Israel in
assassinations of its nuclear scientists and debilitating computer bugs that
have affected its centrifuges and other components of its nuclear
The Obama administration has also been at pains to demonstrate
its solidarity with Israel as Republican presidential challenger Mitt Romney has
repeatedly criticized the White House's treatment of Jerusalem.
herself was in Israel earlier this week expressing support for the Jewish state,
and Romney will make his own trip at the end of the month.
Romney also
issued a statement Wednesday condemning the bus attack.
"The terrorist
attack today in Bulgaria is a sobering reminder that the scourge of terrorism
continues to threaten all free people," he said. "My heart goes out to the
victims and their families, and to all Israelis who have been the targets of
such brutal and cowardly violence for so long."
He concluded, "We must
stand together in the fight against terrorism, and we must
Additionally, a plethora of members of Congress issued
statements of solidarity with Israel and outrage at the attacks.
were joined by a host of American Jewish organizations who expressed sympathy
for the victims and their families.


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PHOENIX (AP) - 1 of 3 people arrested after a brawl with an Arizona State University fraternity last month has pleaded not guilty in the case.
Authorities say 20-year-old Caleb Everett entered his plea Monday. His next scheduled court appearance is July 5.
Tempe police say Everett was arrested shortly after the fraternity brothers were attacked by a group of people armed with baseball bats and handguns on April 28.
A fight over a high school girl from Surprise at the frat party escalated when Everett, the girl's boyfriend, and his friends came back reportedly looking for revenge.
Investigators say the suspects allegedly attacked five members of Delta Kappa Epsilon and two suffered serious injuries.
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