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Cenk Uygur Bizarrely Bellows: Ghailani Trial Shows 'Our Justice System Worked'
While most of the country took a collective gasp over the verdict in the trial of al-Qaeda terrorist Ahmed Ghailani, Cenk Uygur spun the disconcerting outcome as a success story for the Obama administration.
Anchoring the 3:00 P.M. EDT hour of MSNBC's live news coverage today, the liberal host of "The Young Turks" boldly and bizarrely proclaimed "our justice system worked."
After accusing congressional Republicans of being "scared of terrorists," implying that terrorists who want to kill us aren't worth fussing over, Uygur dismissed the notion that acquitting Ghailani on more than 280 charges exposed the shortcomings of trying suspected terrorists in civilian courts.
"So what?" bellowed an incredulous Uygur. "We just gave this guy, who we believe helped to kill 224 people, a fair trial."
[Video embedded after the break.]
Perhaps someone forgot to inform Uygur that Ghailani was not convicted on a single murder charge, only conspiracy to blow up government buildings in an attack on two United States embassies in 1998.
Later in the "Cenk's Take" segment, Uygur intimated that proponents of military tribunals want to remake the American criminal justice system in the image of Saudi Arabia: "We must assume anyone we have ever detained for any reason is 100 percent guilty because while you weren't looking we renamed the country Saudi Arabia."
In contrast to Uygur, MSNBC.com reported that the verdict "deals blow to Obama Gitmo plan" and ABCNews.com noted a growing chorus of bipartisan opposition to the use of civilian courts to prosecute suspected terrorists.
Only in Uygur's warped sense of reality, in which Barack Obama is more conservative than Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush is a war criminal, does the near-acquittal of a heinous terrorist who murdered more than 200 people represent a success story in the War on Terror.
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Rockerfella, what's this smella?
Submitted by Tomorama on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 6:38pm.
I bet Stank would think differently if some of his homies got killed.......
Actually being a leftist it wouldn't matter to him, he is that bleeped up in his ideology.
MessNBC is not in any way shape of form CLOSE to being in the same league as Fox and if you Jer and ADK still think so, then you have nothing more to add here ever.
What show on Fox in CONTENT and opinion is even CLOSE to this BS, Schultze, Ratigan, Olbermann and possibly Madcow?
O'Reilly, nope, Hannity, NOPE, Brett at 06:00, Greta???????
Maybe you would say Beck, but he actually produces more facts and less brutal opinion.
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Got off 224 murder charges!
Submitted by MaximusBraveheart on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 6:48pm.
When your family gets killed, 224 of them, and he only gets 20 yrs.; that is a success? It is a CRIMINAL failure and all who persued this avenue should be thrown in jail for 20yrs with him! M-B
-- Maximusbraveheart -- Is TRUTH knowable? Moral Relativism is the abandonment of Truth. Truth is knowable. Truth conforms to Reality. Reality is observable by evidence & witness in this day & from history. Relativism is Sesame Street play land.
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What a deplorable man.
Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 7:37pm.
I'd respond but I'm just too damn mad right now. I still haven't simmered down from the earlier thread.
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You left out the follow-up on this
Submitted by ThisnThat on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 7:40pm.
This same MSNBC idiot asked some other idiot "why were the other charges dropped"? Then he accepted the answer -- "Because George Bush tortured him. He was waterboarded. That's torture according to the U.N."
And that's the lefist excuse. That we torture innocent Al Queda guys, so of course they deserve a pass for killing 280 people.
My God, MSNBC people are stupid. And blind. And beyond biased. That's a very, very twisted cable outlet they have over there.
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That's really rich
Submitted by jon_torlin on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 8:17pm.
We're accused of torture by a despotic group of thugs called the UN who have done and are still doing FAR worse things than a little dripping water.
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I do not recall any
Submitted by BD on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 8:23pm.
I do not recall any allegations that Ghailani was waterboarded.
Sooooooooo, because someone else totally unrelated was waterboarded all evidence is inadmissable? What kind of logic is this?
The Ghailani case is just the cherry on the top of the sundae which poves the Obama administration is incapable of prosecuting our enemies to the fullest extent.
If justice were performed Ghailani's body would now be assuming room temperature after having 7.62mm slugs tear through it last night.
But tue justice is anathema to lefties like Cenk....
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Proof positive the Western world has committed mass suicide
Submitted by lsudolemite on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 8:12pm.
But aren't we just wonderfully progressive now? We can all just give ourselves a rousing applause, not because a mass murderer wasn't sufficiently punished for his crimes, but "the justice system worked." Aren't we just great people now? Obama has finally improved our standing in the world and shown everybody what amazing, fair-minded people we are. The new American exceptionalism, if you will.
Therefore, there should be no more terrorists from now on, right? W created them with his wars, so Obama must be eliminating them with such grand, magnanimous gestures as this, no? Oh and those new TSA searches where we get to treat grandmothers and children like criminals while Muslim women have their modesty respected goes hand in hand with the new American exceptionalism. Scratch that, it's even better, because even criminals get 4th amendment search and seizure protections. I bet all the liberals and civil libertarians screaming bloody murder about the Patriot Act are scheming to deprive us all of our government's protective...er, touch, as we speak.
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Submitted by JamPony on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 8:31pm.
The writer of this NONSENSE has all the evidence the Government did not have. Why wasn't he on prosecutions staff?
I wonder what the JURY thinks about the fact that the Right is upset with them for not railroading this guy?
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I wonder what the Jury feels
Submitted by BD on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 9:06pm.
I wonder what the Jury feels about being given such crappy instructions by the judge?
Railroaded? Hardly.
A military panel would have sorted this out splendidly. I know, I have watched them in action. Far superior to a civil court. They put up with no legalistic/religiousity games.
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Please tell me
Submitted by JamPony on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 9:32pm.
How did you develop the skill of knowing outcomes of events that never even happened? And what useful purpose does such a skill provide?
So you're saying that torture is allowed in military tribunals?
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Reading you is torture silkypony
Submitted by Tomorama on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 10:07pm.
SilkyPony, this individual WAS NOT tortured at all.
The person who gave information that would have convicted him on multiple other charges was not tortured according to how a military court would work or deal with this.
This NEVER should have been tried in this manner and Oblunder and Steadmen F'D up.
The issue here skippy is this was a loss for your hero and you being the fraudulent progressive "american" you are more concerned for the fairness to someone that killed americans.
People........ like you are more concerned with a little water POSSIBLY used on an enemy combatants head than the slaughter of innocent babies.
That makes sense only if you are a progressive.
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What events? I can speak of
Submitted by BD on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 9:54pm.
What events?
I can speak of things I have witnessed regarding military panels during courts martial:
Best example is from 20+ years ago as a young lieutenant. We had a rather useless PV2 with little to recommend him who stole a rather decent SPC stereo and pawned it in his own name about 60 miles away. When caught he did the moronic thing of attempting to assert his innocence.
During the trial the officer acting for his defense tried to make the case that it really wasn't the PFC who did it and that the kid had a good character.
The officer prosecuting put the senior enlisted men in the company on the stand and asked each of them effectively the same question.
"What do you think about PV2 _________."
The response was invariably "He's a dirtbag."
Which elicited an "I Object" from the defense
and just as quickly a "Sustained." from the military judge overseeing the event.
Virtually everything said by the senior enlisted members was objected to and sustained by the judge. Almost nothing was on the record having all been expunged.
But I kept my eyes on the panel. They knew. I watched one say to another "Top thinks he's a dirtbag."
PV2 got twenty years in Leavenworth.
You might notice something if you live in a military town. Defense attourneys almost never allow military officers in a jury pool, usually having peremptorily challenged them immediately upon finding out who they are. Why is that?
It is because military officers believe we CAN judge our fellow man. And civilian lawyers, particularly defense attourneys can't allow that. It is bad for business.
Take it from me, I TRY to get on juries. They won't take me.
This is why these trials should be held in military courts.
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You apparently haven't been
Submitted by Jer on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 4:59am.
You apparently haven't been watching the miltary tribunals in action in recent years, BD. At least not the ones in Gitmo trying Al-Qaeda terrorists. Charges have been dropped, deals struck and, in most cases, relatively light sentences imposed on the defendants. The tribunals haven't been as tough as you seem to think.
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Those cases were the lighter
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 5:45am.
Those cases were the lighter ones and it would have been better before you whining lib lawyers got into the action. Strengthens my case against lawyers.
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Straight skippy, that.
Submitted by BD on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 9:56pm.
Straight skippy, that.
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Yeah, international politics
Submitted by BD on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 10:06pm.
Yeah, international politics being what it normally is.
But you would have to be on Peyote to think the civilian courts will be stricter.
What a shame we did not make the first O-6 in command the convening authority and authorize them to conduct the trials. Just like the good old days, no JAG officers anywhere near the case.
Oh, and by the way. Since you brought up the nature of military justice and its harshness. Why is Dwight Loving still breathing? He has been on death row for 20+ years after being caught red handed murdering two cab drivers at Fort Hood. I was there.
If I can plan the invasion of Iraq in less than a week, all appeals should take just that long. But that does not keep laywers in front of judges now DOES IT?
Any defense of him is ABUSIVE at this point.
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Wrong, BD...
Submitted by Jer on Sat, 11/20/2010 - 11:39pm.
...you were the one who brought up military panels (which I'm not necessarily opposed to, btw) and noted how they wouldn't put up with any of those legalistic/religiousity games--which I think can properly be construed as "bringing up the nature of military justice".
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Jer, he never said he did not
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Sun, 11/21/2010 - 7:24am.
Jer, he never said he did not bring teh panels up and in fact touted them as being the right thing to do. Waht he does assert is they will be no nonsense unlike the crap in civilian courts. The military understands the situation more than civilians who will not be as qualified to make judgments in a war. In fact we are setting bad precedent trying these people in a civilian court affording them the protections of USA citizens.
One needs only to look at this trial to prove my point.
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Dan: It is interesting to
Submitted by BD on Sun, 11/21/2010 - 1:12pm.
It is interesting to note that Ghailani's was convicted in civilian court for an offense that could be meted out for writing grafiti on the sides of one of the myriad of porta potties that we have here in Fort Huachuca.
I guarantee a panel of military officers would have seen through the crap put out by the administration and the defense attourneys and would have found him guilty of murder.
Now whether the legal system would let us execute him in a speedy manner is up in the air. I am still awaiting Dwight Lovings execution, 20+ years after his conviction.
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Submitted by BD on Sun, 11/21/2010 - 1:08pm.
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And...what is your answer?
Submitted by Jer on Sun, 11/21/2010 - 8:26pm.
Do you now concede it was you who brought up the topic of military panels?
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Yeah, AND?????
Submitted by BD on Mon, 11/22/2010 - 9:34am.
Yeah, AND?????
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Submitted by Jer on Mon, 11/22/2010 - 3:59pm.
...as I've said before, I'm not necessarily opposed to trials by military tribunal. But, with respect to the proposition that trial by tribunal is clearly a more desirable approach and solution to the issue, well, let's just say the jury is still out.
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Over the past few days I have
Submitted by BD on Mon, 11/22/2010 - 7:52pm.
Over the past few days I have heard endless gnashings by those on the left saying that a verdict by a military panel would replicate those by the Jury In NYC and that evidence would not be brought in to either based on questionable means of gaining it. And it is all bull____.
Logic (Something WE study, apparently not so much in NYC) says that if the person is guilty of plotting to destroy a government facility, then one must by necessity be guilty of plotting to muder those who were present in the building at the time of its destruction.
Thus by extension they are guilty of the 285 counts of murder, unless we must accept the fact that Ghailani did not desire death, but rather sought just destruction in his jihadist ideals?
A panel of military officers could see this in the worst HC & WP Smokes-screened of rooms. WHy a civilian jury could not is something that stumps me.
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BD, civilian juries are
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 11:08am.
BD, civilian juries are pulled from pools of voters or drivers and some have no common sense. In addition it was in NYC and surrounds; complicating the matter is the myth of a clean cut clear case perpetrated by the plethora of cop shows that get the right verdict in an hours time.
People are just that people, humans who want to see the crime committed before them to say someone deserves to be put to death. I would think that the military has a greater understanding of how the real world works and the jury would be better informed.
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Yeah, you might be right.
Submitted by BD on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 9:10am.
Yeah, you might be right. Somehow that idiotic jury found that he was culpable for participating in the lead up to the bombing in some manner. But somehow not culpable in the attendant deaths?
I am sorry, but NYC needs to find those jurors and parade them though the streets with signs hanginf from necks saying "My brain does not function...."
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Right you are, little piss-ant
Submitted by SickofLibs on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 10:14pm.
I agree with you; let them all off scot-free. It's just a witch hunt.
...until one of your classmates or your mommy gets blown up.
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The government
Submitted by UpNorth on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 4:26am.
did have the evidence to convict this waste of oxygen, slick. The judge, after listening to the heart-rending tales of mistreatment from his defense lawyers, decide that, to keep the Supremes from looking over his shoulder, he'd just go the safe route and suppress everything. That way, no worries about appeals for murder convictions. Mustn't have a reversal on one's record, might preclude the O'ster from appointing him to an appeals court, somewhere. And, if you've never been to a criminal trial, the defense doesn't have to prove anything, they only have to create a doubt. And most of that comes from theater in front of the judge and jury. Not facts, just theater. And, if you can get the prosecution's evidence and witnesses barred, so much the better, after all, it's all for the client. Not for justice, certainly.
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And the longer the defense---
Submitted by matthewdean on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 6:26am.
can hold off on a criminal trial, the better the odds that witnesses for the prosecution will disappear.
Death, moving out of state, falling through the cracks; none of which are of any benefit to the prosecutorial side.
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Our justice system will work when Cenk Uygur has been arrested
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 9:04pm.
...and if not tried outright for giving aid and comfort to the enemy, at least deported to the worst sh*thole of a place that can be found.
I want this America-hating, enemy-coddling pr*ck the Hell out of my America.
Vote for the American in November
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Submitted by matthewdean on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 10:12pm.
Would that be Cenk Uygur or JamPony? :^)
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Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 10:51pm.
I'd settle for both at the same time.
I just love efficiency. :-)
Vote for the American in November
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Submitted by matthewdean on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 11:53pm.
Maybe BEGRUNT has room for two more on one a them there C-47's.
I'm with you on the efficiency angle.
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AGREED Dave.R!
Submitted by TCinAZ on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 6:19pm.
AGREED Dave.R! Because Ugyur Claims to be an Atheist, But by His Standards,"So What!?" He should either be Made to Prove that He's not a Muslim Radical, or the Taqqiya-Talking **CK Should Be Deported The Hell Out Of Our Country, Now! After all, That's Only "Fair"!!
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Sink Auger puts himself
Submitted by HockeyKid on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 6:57am.
in the same bin with Janet "the system worked" Napolitano. What a pair.
"Beauty is only skin deep, but liberal's to the bone." - me
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That's Janet Incompetano. She
Submitted by Beukeboom on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 9:11am.
That's Janet Incompetano. She worked hard to earn that nickname.
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Cenk Uygur lives in an
Submitted by Beukeboom on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 9:10am.
Cenk Uygur lives in an alternate universe.
There was no fair trial since the judge threw out most everything which would prove his guilt. This should have been held as a military tribunal. Just like with the O.J. Simpson trial this shows just how easy it can be for defense attorneys to bamboozle jurors. Ahmed Ghailani was convicted on one count but his defense attorney has already announced an appeal of which many experts in the field of law say may be successful.
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In war
Submitted by jon_torlin on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 10:00am.
You know, it's real interesting when we are in a time of war, you find out who the enemies are and they are much closer to home than most people would suspect.
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So true, Jon.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 12:52pm.
The Turk said we do dumb shiite "because we're better than them?" Then he has his little lecture about the trials of Nazis after WWII. The operative word there is AFTER, you Jackwagon Turk!
Keep every last one of the POW's locked away until this war is over. If they choose to fight on for 50 years or more, as they have in the past, so what. We seem to be content as a country to just let it go on and on instead of ending it with a victory, so tough.
At least the military has caught on to the mood in Washington. You notice that we don't take many prisoners lately, and if we do they end up in the hand of the locals. Good plan.
Not to belabor the point, but war doesn't determine who is right. It determines who is left.
Does anyone know which of the Imams Ka-Cenk worships, and is his middle name really Suleiman?
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Yes, indeed, Jon,
Submitted by UpNorth on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 1:29pm.
we are at war. To quote a poster over at Blackfive, "For God's sake. This is war. There should be no trial. There should be no pronouncements. We should never have known that he had been captured. We should never have known he was interrogated. We should never have known where he was buried". That would cover it, as far as I'm concerned.
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Right on Jon, from within...
Submitted by Tomorama on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 10:47am.
O'Reilly had on a former lawyer for this murdering POS and if you can find it on the Internet look it up, if you DON'T hate lawyers NOW, listen to this a-hat and YOU WILL.
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The one charge he was
Submitted by goldbar on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 3:39pm.
The one charge he was convicted on was conspiracy for which he can be sentenced to life in prison.
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Just to clarify: the charge
Submitted by Beukeboom on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 4:32pm.
Just to clarify: the charge of which he was convicted was conspiring to destroy buildings and property of the U.S. and the federal judge has the authority to sentence him to life in prison which seems to be what most experts believe will happen. However his defense attorney is appealing so it's not quite over yet even with the sentencing. Since it also took place in federal court, what options are their for places of confinement? Is that super-max prison in Colorado on that list?
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Fly away to Frogs Hollow - Sunday Sep 14
The club has arranged for a one day fly away to visit the Frogs Hollow Aero Club. The plan is to depart Canberra mid-morning on the 14th September and join the Frogs Hollow folks for a leisurely barbecue and the opportunity to share some flying stories and laughs. The Club's two Cherokees and MUW have been tentatively booked for the event.
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The Center for Plant Conservation (CPC)
The BLM and the CPC have worked together on numerous trainings, workshops, education, and conservation programs.
Chicago Botanic Garden Conservation and Land Management (CLM) Internship Program
This program supports paid internships to assist professional staff at the BLM, National Park Service, or U.S. Forest Service in botany or wildlife-related fields. Read the Interns' Blog here: http://blog.clminternship.org/
Institute for Applied Ecology (IAE)
The BLM supports IAP's Native Seed Network, critical to BLMs native plant materials development and restoration programs. In May 2010, the BLM and IAP cosponsored the First National Seed Conference in Snowbird Utah.
Plant Conservation Alliance (PCA) PCA is a consortium of 10 federal agencies and more than 280 non-federal cooperators. Members work together to solve problems of native plant extinction and native habitat restoration.
Project Budburst
A field campaign for native plants that involves citizen scientists, including students.
Seeds of Success (SOS)
Seeds of Success (SOS) was established in 2001 through a partnership between the BLM and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Millennium Seed Bank to collect, conserve, and develop native plant materials for restoration, conservation and research. Today, SOS includes many additional partners such as botanic gardens, arboreta, zoos, and municipalities.
The Society for Ecological Restoration (SER)
Restoration is an important aspect of BLM land management activities. SER works nationally and internationally to promote ecological restoration.
The BLM works with federal agency partners, including the USDA Natural Resources and Conservation Service Plant Materials Program (to assess potential and develop techniques for growing and producing new varieties of native plants to meet restoration and rehabilitation needs), the USDA Forest Service (on joint conservation initiatives, such as the Great Basin Selection and Increase Project), the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, (to manage rare plants and their habitat and across jurisdictional boundaries), and the National Park Service, on joint conservation initiatives for plants.
Botanic Gardens Conservation International Report on Plants and Climate Change: Which Future?
This report details the connection between plants and climate change. It includes case studies that examine the effects of climate change on plants and how these effects may impact humans and animals that depend on these plants, discussions of species most at risk, and recommendations.
Measuring and Monitoring Plant Populations
A technical reference for monitoring single plant species such as an indicator species, key species, or weeds. Developed for special status plants, the manual's examples focus on these species, but the methods are also applicable to any single-species, and some community, monitoring. Useful for range conservationists, botanists, and ecologists.
Native Alternatives to Invasive Plants
This handbook by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, (and supported by BLM) recommends hundreds of native plants for every region of the country, specifically chosen as alternatives to invasive species and as excellent food sources for butterflies, birds, and other wildlife.
Native Plant Materials Development Program Progress Report for FY 2001-2007
Summary of program purpose, accomplishments, and activities, including program funding, allocation to state and regional partnerships, and annual performance measures.
Nursery Manual for Native Plants: A Guide for Tribal Nurseries
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Understanding a multi-threaded program have always been a wild goose chase for many programmers. There are always many aspects to consider when writing a multi-threaded program.
Green threads vs Native Threads
The difference between green threads vs native threads is something that programmers may be unaware of. Both are mechanisms are ways of achieving a 'multi-threaded program'. It is the compiler / interpreter variants that usually implements green or native threads.
Native threads uses the operating systems threading capability to execute multi-threaded programs on the other hand, the green threads emulates the multi-threading without using the underlying capabilities of the OS. Green threads are also known as 'Cooperative Threading' where each processes co-operate with each other to emulate a multi-threaded environment.
Execution in a multi-core machines
Another advantage of native threads is that multiple processes would execute in parallel in a multi-core machine. On the other hand, green threads are executed on a single core the entire time and it is the VM that gives a multi-threading notion. So actually there is only singe executing in case of green threads.
Process Scheduling
Native threads uses OS scheduling algorithm. Modern day OSes support pre-emptive scheduling. Green threads can use any kind of scheduling algorithm. Synchronization and Resource sharing
Native threads usually have complicated synchronization and resource sharing. Multiple processes would require kernel level locks for synchronization. Synchronizations are pretty easier in case of green threads.
Reference: Native vs Green threads from our JCG partner George Janeve at the Janeve.Me blog.
Software Architecture
This guide will introduce you to the world of Software Architecture!
This 162 page guide will cover topics within the field of software architecture including: software architecture as a solution balancing the concerns of different stakeholders, quality assurance, methods to describe and evaluate architectures, the influence of architecture on reuse, and the life cycle of a system and its architecture. This guide concludes with a comparison between the professions of software architect and software engineer.


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Do you get enough sleep? Have trouble winding down at night? Your technology might be part of the problem.
Nightfall and bedtime are around the corner, but for Martine George Powell, bedtime means the TV is on or there's no sleep to be had. "If you turn the TV off, I'm automatically just straight up." She says she hasn't had a good night's sleep in sixteen years.
Dr. James Herdegen is a sleep specialist at the University of Iowa. "Light affects sleep and the ability to fall asleep," he says.
At the U-I health sleep lab, Dr. Herdegen sees a stream of patients just like Martine. "One of the hormones that regulates our sleep, melatonin, can be influenced by light and the type of light we get, the wavelength of light and when we get that exposure to light."
To evaluate patients, cameras monitor patients all night long. Heart rate, breathing patterns, even brain waves to find out what's at the root of sleep problem.
Experts say it's increasingly clear that with TV's always on, smart phones and tablets that go to bed with you, the bright lights of the big city, residents are never really in the dark anymore and that's a problem.
"We're going to have a very turned on smartphone society that's looking at their phones at 1 in the morning and that's going to influence our sleep routines," Dr. Herdegen said.
"You know how kids have a security blanket? The TV is my security blanket," Powell explained. But she knows that to get a good night's sleep, she may have to give it up. "I'm going to have to adapt to it because I like my sleep, I would like to be a functional person."
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A city councilor in a rural Oklahoma town is calling for the dismissal of the town's police chief after the chief used a Taser on the councilor. Paco Frye is on the city council in Okay, Oklahoma, in Wagoner County about 50 miles southeast of Tulsa. Frye said the police chief used a Taser on him last month while he was outside his house smoking potpourri, or synthetic marijuana. "I get high to take care of my pain," Frye said.Frye said he was outside talking to his horse, Cherokee. Police Chief Fred Winters said he received calls from neighbors saying Frye was talking extremely loud and appeared to have overdosed. "They said they'd been listening to him for over three hours," Winters said. "He wasn't himself, even for Mr. Frye."When the chief arrived, ambulance in tow, Frye was in his yard, behind his fence. Frye says he was maintaining control of his faculties, but the chief said he assessed it differently, noticing the outline of a gun in Paco's back pocket, and a knife on his hip."Once we determined that he wasn't in his right mind, to my opinion, I went around and told him he was under arrest," Winters said. "I saw his hands make the motion to go to his side and to the back pocket. I warned him that I was going to Tase him."Frye claims he was going for his wallet when the chief fired the Taser at him, and now wants Chief Winters fired. "Everybody keeps telling me not to get angry," Frye said. "That man had no right, breaking my gate down and Tasing me, had no right at all."Chief Winters says he's not concerned about the councilor's efforts to oust him. "He's tried that from the day that I was hired," Chief Winters said. "Ninety-eight percent of the community wants me back."
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BOSTON -- It was about half past midnight Thursday morning and the glowering, storeys-high mug of Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask staring down over Causeway St. somehow didn't look as menacing as it had a few hours earlier.
Already, the 2014 Boston Bruins Stanley Cup Playoffs banners were coming down off the light standards in front of and around TD Garden.
"They want 'em down right away," said the Gardens crewman on the ladder, snipping the banner ties.
Your choice: this was civic cleanliness, or the removal of a painful playoff reminder before daybreak, or outsmarting the vandals and souvenir-hunters.
The ankle-deep pile of banners at the worker's feet summed up this night: the big, bad Bruins were litter on the midnight sidewalk, the NHL's best team of the regular-season torn down in seven games by a Canadiens club that simply was the better, smarter squad head-to-head.
The 34th series between these cantankerous rivals ended with predictable bitterness and belligerence, a time-honoured handshake line dissolving into ugly expressions and at least one threat of physical violence.
To knock off the Bruins, the Canadiens played the game for which they are styled — a balanced attack of speed, an aggressive forecheck, grinding when necessary, all anchored by superior goaltending.
On paper, Boston was the better club, the favourite to advance to the Eastern Conference final. But as Canadiens goalie Carey Price has said more than once: "That's why I'm glad we play the games on the ice."
Much was said in Boston that the Habs' confident demeanour following Game 6 was a lot of "false bravado" that wouldn't translate to Game 7 success.
Here's the fact: this Canadiens team has never once not believed in itself, never getting too high after a win or too low after a loss. That wasn't false bravado; anyone who's been around these players for any time knows it was soaring confidence.
The Bruins also had a wide edge in the arrogance department, something that's a hallmark of their teams of recent vintage. That brewed as the series wore on and finally boiled over after the final siren as players formed the historically traditional single-file line, handshakes that can be thin on sincerity but acknowledge at least grudging respect of an opponent after hard-fought battle.
At game's end, Bruins forward Milan Lucic removed any doubt that he's a thug masquerading as a hockey player. His vocal, strong-arm bid to intimidate Canadiens forward Dale Weise and defenceman Alexei Emelin was as weak as Lucic's performance on the ice during the series; he scored once, into an empty Montreal net, and had two assists. In Game 7, he didn't have a single shot on goal.
His hollow work didn't stop him from beating his chest like King Kong after hitting the Habs' vacant net in Game 2, or from showboating with a biceps pump in the direction of P.K. Subban during Game 5.
Weise happily returned the gestures, thumping his chest to Lucic when he scored in Game 3, then flashing Lucic a sarcastic biceps pose during the Canadiens commanding 4-0 win in Game 6, as the two butted heads and taunts throughout the series.
Lucic would have been wiser to skip the handshake line altogether and explain and/or apologize for his absence later; he wouldn't have been the first player unwilling to shake hands with opponents with whom he has sourly or viciously sparred.
TSN analyst and three-time Stanley Cup champion Aaron Ward, who's done more than a few handshake lines both as victor and vanquished, confirmed with multiple sources after Game 7 that Lucic told Weise that he would "f---ing kill" him next season.
Lucic's actions embarrassed his entire club, which is saying something when you consider that club includes Brad Marchand.
(The latter's Game 7 faceoff sucker-punch to the jaw of the Canadiens' Tomas Plekanec, after making sure a referee was occupied and the linesman was looking elsewhere, caught fire on the Internet Thursday. Classic Marchand, and a perfect illustration why he's detested leaguewide.)
The Bruins' general disrespect of the Canadiens was a thread that in some ways stitched the Habs together through seven games.
"Disrespect? I don't know what they're talking about, disrespect," an exercised Lucic said after his team's elimination. "Having a goal celebration … what kind of disrespect is that?"
Weise, who as a pre-Canadiens member of the Vancouver Canucks had his battles with Lucic, clearly had issues with the Bruins before the series even began.
"I hated Boston before I got here," Weise said. "Obviously, in Vancouver we didn't like each other and it just grew as the series went on. (The Bruins) just have some guys that do some disrespectful things.
"Even in the handshake they had a couple guys, or sorry, just one, that couldn't put it behind them and be a good loser. Milan Lucic had a few things to say to a couple guys.
"You look at a guy like Shawn Thornton, who has been around the league and he plays hard and he plays that role and he had good things to say to everybody. He lost with class and Milan Lucic just couldn't do that. Well, I won't get into what he said (but) it's just poor. It's a poor way to lose."
Replied Lucic, who was angered that Weise had mentioned the handshake incident:
"It's said on the ice so it'll stay on the ice. So if he wants to be a baby about it, that's … he can make it public."
Weise and the Canadiens are too busy looking forward to their Eastern Conference final against the Rangers to see what's in their rear-view, Lucic and the Bruins already almost out of sight.
But the scab on this series will still be fresh next October when these two enemies — and that is not too strong a word — meet again.
Had Lucic distilled even a little of his strutting and his venom into offensive fuel, maybe TD Gardens staff wouldn't have been tearing down playoff banners under cover of darkness, watched by the building-sized Tuukka Rask whose masked face is surely next to go.
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Southampton -born Melanie Wilson failed to medal in the women's Olympic rowing quads at Eton Dorney Lake.
Along with Debbie Flood, Beth Rodford and Frances Houghton, Wilson finished sixth and last in the final with Ukraine, Germany and USA occupying the medal positions.
Wilson and co had previously floundered in their heat and finished last.
That meant they were forced to compete in Monday's repechage, where only a place in the top four would see them through to the final.
And Wilson, who has won two World Cup bronze medals this season, was staring down the barrel of an early exit when GB found themselves in the last two places in the repechage race.
Fortune favoured the Brits as, while they were coming back strongly in the second half of the race, a costly error from the New Zealand quartet handed the Brits the chance to romp back into the top four, eventually finishing third.
Though born in Southampton, Wilson grew up in Hong Kong.
She moved back to the UK so that she could go to University in Nottingham, where she studied for a BSc in Biochemistry. After University she worked in a research laboratory in Kenya before moving to London.
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A 24-year-old man was sentenced to 2 and 1/2 years in prison for committing a hate crime against two gay men in November 2012.
Valley entertainer and gay rights activist Austin Head and a friend were on their way home from a bar near Osborn and Central when they were attacked by two men.
Head says Ernie Barnes and 22-year-old Jermon Barnes spotted them and started yelling homophobic slurs at
Moments later, Head blacked out.
The 28-year-old was beaten so
badly he ended up unconscious. Head's friend was punched in the face, but managed to call for help.
Judge Robert Gottsfield sentenced Ernie Barnes to over 2 years and ordered him to pay $8,000 in restitution.
Head didn't have insurance at the time of the assault and faces many hospital bills for his injuries.
In February, Jermon Barnes was sentenced to six months in jail and intensive probation for three years.
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LOWELL, Mass. (AP) — Two drug addicts targeted what they thought were naive college students in an attempt to scam them out of money to feed their addictions, prosecutors said in court Thursday.
Herbert Imbimbo and Jillian Walkowicz were scheduled to be arraigned on charges connected to the scam that netted $400. Although Imbimbo was held on $3,000 after pleading not guilty to conspiracy charges, Walkowicz failed to show up and an arrest warrant was issued.
Walkowicz approached students on the University of Massachusetts Lowell campus earlier this year and told them a sob story about how she needed $200 to rent a room so she and her two children could leave her abusive husband, prosecutors said.
The Sun of Lowell (http://bit.ly/18Wt7XD ) reports that she asked students to take a $200 check made out to her on Imbimbo's account, then walked with the student to an ATM and exchanged the check for cash, according to authorities.
The checks, written on a closed account, bounced. Two students were tricked.
When police spoke to Walkowicz she allegedly told them she used the scam to feed a $60 to $80 per day heroin habit, targeting students because she thought they were more gullible, police said.
Imbimbo, a disabled Army veteran, denies any knowledge of the scam, his lawyer, Roland Milliard said. He also noted that Imbimbo, although he accepted money from Walkowicz, reported the checks as stolen and that the writing on the checks did not match his client's handwriting.
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2.88/5 rDev -8.6%
08-25-2014 13:47:42 | More by joeyjoey104
Alberta (Canada)
3.28/5 rDev +4.1%
08-25-2014 05:19:33 | More by bulldogops
Manitoba (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +11.1%
08-18-2014 03:50:48 | More by pharmerdoc
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -4.8%
08-18-2014 00:27:19 | More by Orionigel
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -4.8%
08-16-2014 11:28:08 | More by brittmoore_13
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -4.8%
08-10-2014 16:46:24 | More by Jotora
3/5 rDev -4.8%
08-09-2014 13:12:28 | More by AmeriCanadian
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +3.2%
07-28-2014 01:39:22 | More by CRObighit2
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +19%
Purchased at the LCBO for just under $ 3.00 as usual for a 473ml can. Served at 4deg c an a draught glass
A- Opens well and pours a good white head. Not much head left after 2mins
S- WOW this is a good beer. Throw a wack of malt and whoop here it is!!
T- See above
M- Malty good and you call it an IPA???
O- An IPA really? This one is a malt bomb LOL
Food Pairing
I didn't have a chance to eat with this beer sorry
07-26-2014 22:35:41 | More by DaveBar
Quebec (Canada)
3.31/5 rDev +5.1%
This review was done from a bottle so take it loosely.
A: Can't really say since I had it straight from the bottle but judging from online photos it seems to be a deep copper color.
S: I get caramel like malts and a nice biscuity quality as well. No hops present really.
T: Almost similar to a very malty amber ale. I really get almost no hops except for a very slight floral presence. Caramel and more biscuit malt than I would have expected. Bitterness is underwhelming. Rather nutty as well.
M: A touch too carbonated for my tastes. A bit of a thin body as well.
O: Not a bad beer but definitely not what I would call a pale ale. More like a ESB with hops and balance removed. Could be a good intro beer.
07-24-2014 23:29:30 | More by Haydn-Juby
Ontario (Canada)
1.1/5 rDev -65.1%
Got this on tap at a local bar. The aroma has very over powering caramel smell. I could not detect any malt or hops through the caramel. The taste has the same overpowering taste of caramel. Aftertaste lingered forever and I found it very unpleasant. This is not a Pale Ale. After a couple a sips, I could not drink anymore. One of the worst beers I have every tried.
07-21-2014 03:08:52 | More by Trillium
Alberta (Canada)
2/5 rDev -36.5%
07-20-2014 15:56:40 | More by Howlader
3.25/5 rDev +3.2%
07-16-2014 07:12:17 | More by frontalot
3/5 rDev -4.8%
06-09-2014 12:20:53 | More by Lare453
3.25/5 rDev +3.2%
05-29-2014 02:10:13 | More by drdiesel9483
New Brunswick (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +3.2%
05-18-2014 06:24:41 | More by DreamDeath
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +3.2%
05-12-2014 20:35:00 | More by stevergca
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +11.1%
05-09-2014 02:26:45 | More by boszormeny
Saskatchewan (Canada)
2/5 rDev -36.5%
05-09-2014 01:37:25 | More by KeeganRohovich
2.88/5 rDev -8.6%
Pours a mild amber color with a generous head into my glass. Looks a lot like an English IPA to me.
Sweet with a healthy dose of caramel malt. Not very hop-forward regardless.
Ditto with the taste. "Nutty" with an overabundance of caramel. Very little that resembles a proper example.
All of these flavors stick around at the back of the throat, albeit in an undesirable manner.
Would work better as a brown ale.
05-04-2014 03:13:22 | More by Brad007
Quebec (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +19%
04-23-2014 16:00:22 | More by VbolieuV
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +3.2%
03-28-2014 04:30:02 | More by Wingshotpigs
New York
3/5 rDev -4.8%
03-26-2014 01:14:19 | More by tabhill
British Columbia (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +3.2%
03-20-2014 05:33:29 | More by scameron
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +3.2%
03-15-2014 04:56:53 | More by Cycle69
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The application for a major is the most critical evaluation in the program. Eligibility will be determined by a two-member faculty committee on the basis of an interview with the student and a review of his or her portfolio. Each B.F.A. student will be required to mount an individual exhibition of his or her work. It will be planned and installed with the advice of the student's faculty adviser, but no grade will be assigned. The Fine Arts Department reserves the right to retain students' artwork for official purposes, such as exhibits, catalogs, or teaching aids.
Admission to the B.F.A. program is based on an interview and portfolio examination by the Fine Arts Department. The portfolio is to be presented in person or mailed along with a statement of intent as stipulated by the department and should contain examples of work that the candidate believes best display his or her abilities.
Students are expected to assume the costs of materials they use in their courses. All studio courses may have an additional instructional charge for materials used in class.
Intellectual Foundations Requirements 39–66 cr
Total Required Credit Hours in Fine Arts 78 cr
A. Required Courses (45 cr)
DES 101 Two-Dimensional Design
FAR 101 Drawing I
FAR 102 Drawing II
FAR 103 Modeling
FAR 104 Themes and Issues in Contemporary Arts
FAR 210 Introductory Painting
FAR 220 Introductory Photography
FAR 230 Introductory Printmaking
FAR 240 Introductory Sculpture
FAR 250 Art History I
FAR 251 Art History II
FAR 363 Twentieth-Century Art
FAR 470 Senior Seminar in Fine Arts
Two art history electives.
B. Printmaking (21 cr)
FAR 331 Intermediate Printmaking I
FAR 332 Intermediate Printmaking II
FAR 333 Advanced Printmaking (three courses) (9)
FAR 430 Senior Studio in Printmaking (6)
C. Art Electives (12 cr)
All College Electives 0–3 cr
Total Required Credit Hours 120 cr


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Crooks cut a hole in the roof of a check-cashing business and then waited inside for a worker to show up Tuesday.
FOX 10 cameras were on scene near 19th Avenue and Indian School.
Police say two suspects were waiting inside a Check Smart, and when the employee arrived, they robbed her.
"It doesn't appear that they were able to obtain anything from the business, but they may have taken some personal items from the store employee," said Phoenix Police Sgt. Trent Crump.
The woman tried to lock the suspects inside the business, but they kicked their way out.
Police are still searching for the suspects. They were described as black males wearing masks.
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Al Alhi extended their lead at the top of the UAE Pro League to four points on Thursday, as Al Jazira moved into second 24 hours later.
Winger Ciel was the star for Al Ahli in their comfortable 3-1 triumph over Al Nasr at Al-Rashid Stadium.
The 31-year-old opened the scoring after 20 minutes, before adding a second from the penalty spot five minutes before half-time.
Mahmoud Khamis halved the deficit shortly before the break, but Ciel provided the assist for Grafite to restore the two-goal cushion and wrap up the points for Cosmin Olaroiu's men shortly after the hour mark.
Al Shabab were hoping to stay within three points of the leaders, but fell to a 1-0 loss at title rivals Al Jazira on Friday.
In a tight match, it was the hosts who found the breakthrough in first-half stoppage time from Hyung-Min Shin, meaning Al Jazira overtake their opponents in the standings.
At the other end of the table, Ajman's dismal season continued in a 2-1 setback at fourth-placed Al Sharjah.
The damage was done in the first half with Fellype Gabriel and Ze Carlos opening up a comfortable lead for the hosts at the Al-Sharjah stadium.
Ismail Mohammed Al Jasmi pulled a goal back for Abdul Alwab Abdulkadir's men in the 79th minute, but the visitors could not find the equaliser despite Ze Carlos receiving his marching orders in the closing stages.
Dubai too are mired in relegation trouble, and they suffered a comprehensive 4-0 defeat at Bani Yas on Thursday.
The visitors had held their own in the first half at the Bani Yas Stadium, but four goals in the space of 15 second-half minutes did the damage.
Mohammed Fawzi and Ahmed Malalla scored with the space of three minutes shortly after the hour, before Ahmed Mallah was sent off for the visitors in the 77th minute.
Dubai's misery was compounded when a Haboush Saleh Habou double secured the comfortable win.
Al Shaab remain just one point outside the relegation zone following a 1-0 defeat at Wasl, with Mohamed Naser grabbing an 87th-minute winner.
Elsewhere, Emirates eased their own struggles with a 2-1 triumph over Al Wahda, while Al Ain and Al Dhafra played out a 1-1 draw.
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After two women were arrested in the case of the stolen cell phone through which pictures of a man were uploaded to the victim's Facebook page, a man is also charged.
Friday afternoon, APD reported that Richard Molden came to the police station about 10:30 a.m. He was interviewed by Detective Bell and subsequently charged with Theft of lost or mislaid property.
The man in the photo, Chris Gamble, is said by authorities to be an innocent dupe in the case. It's his 19-year-old girl friend, Miesha Jones, and her mother, 38-year-old Jennifer Reddick, who are charged with theft by receiving.
Albany Police Media Manager Phyllis Banks said "That individual cooperated with police. Came down to the police department yesterday evening, about 7:45. The individual was interviewed by detectives and through that interview it was determined he had no knowledge of the theft."
APD wanted to question Richard Molden, who had an outstanding probation violation warrant.
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Conchas Chinas in Puerto Vallarta
- bedrooms 3
- baths 4
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Conchas Chinas
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
This beautiful villa has one of the best ocean views in Puerto
Vallarta, in the area of Conchas chinas about a half mile from
downtown and 5 minutes or less to the sand. There are 4 levels, on
the first level is the two car garage. This location cars are not
necessary unless you take a side trip. Going up the in-laid mosiac
stairs is the first level behind massive hand carved doors. The
Living room, dining room, kitchen, pool and patio, bedrooms,
bathrooms all have great ocean views. The living room has a large
buffeet, comfortable chairs and sofas, hand loomed area rugs over
beautiful tile, many plants. The library has a giant shell inlaid
into the wall with pebbles, hence the villas name Casa Concha which
means "house of shells". There are two sofas, bookcases with books
and games, large tv, vcr, and dvd, stereo. The ceiling in the man
floor are very high. The dining room has seating for 6 plus folding
chairs. The kitchen is very modern, yet charming. There is a large
frig, ice maker, 6 burner stove, dishwasher, disposal, microwave,
toaster, toaster oven, coffee maker. over-head fans, marble counters,
and a large round wooden counter. There is a bar and bar stools, wine
rack. Off the kitchen is the pool with swim up stools, large patio
with built in barbeque done in tile, lounge chairs. Also on this
level is a full bathroom and pantry with washer dryer. Going up the
rounded stairs are two of the bedrooms. Both have kingsize beds, en-
suite bathrooms, patios, many plants rugs, paintings. In the larger
bedroom is a desk, chair set up for internet, also a second phone,
the first being in the library. The sofa makes into a bed for 1 adult
of 2 children. There is a second tv. Going up the rounded rosewood
stairs is the 3rd bedroom, also a kingsize canopy bed. The most
amazing thing about this bedroom is the 50 foot palapa roof covering
the library, this bedroom and bathroom. This bathroom has a large tub
with jacuzzi tub, shower. Off this bedroom is a pario with huge
potted plants, 6 lounge chairs and trellis. All the bedrooms are air
conditioned, the rest of the villa has overhead fans,
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house rental amenities
swim up bar 2 tv;s 2 phones air conditioning 50 foot palapa roof
internet ice maker bar pool out door lighting 6 burner stove maid
gardner pool service PURE water throughout the villa manager just to
many to list
activities and attractions in Puerto Vallarta Pacific Coast
beaches para sailing shopping some of the best restaurants in the
city called "restaurant row" which have about 20 to 30 restaurants.
sight seeing boating fishing water park bowling alley theatres plus
play houses
vacation rental rates
rates per day $235.00 per day summer
per day $275.00 per day winter
christmas/new years/ $375.00 per day
easter $275.00 per day
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Chilean authorities on Saturday arrested a 23-year-old man accused of sparking a wildfire that has consumed more than 27,000 acres of a national park, officials said.
The Dutch man suspected in the 2005 disappearance of Natalee Holloway has sued the Chilean government for more than $13 million, alleging his human rights were violated when Chile extradited him last year to Peru to face charges in the death of a Peruvian woman.
Authorities in the Mexican city of Santiago have confirmed that four banners were left recently at various schools with threatening messages. The banners were anonymous, but local officials think organized crime is responsible.
Students used chairs and desks to try to block police at the gates of a prestigious high school in Chile's capital Friday. Police fired tear gas and water cannon at protesters at the school, Liceo Jose Victorino Lastarria, which has been a flashpoint for recent student protests and sit-ins in the South American nation.
More than 200 protesters were arrested in demonstrations across Chile on Thursday in connection with a national strike, the South American country's government said.
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Officials declared a catastrophe in parts of Chile after heavy snow blanketed communities and blocked roads.
An investigation continued Monday after a subway shooting in Chile's capital left at least three dead and four injured over the weekend.
Chilean authorities arrested dozens of people Thursday, as thousands of students protested the country's education policies, police said.
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Tens of thousands of people marched through Chile's capital Thursday, demanding lower tuition and other reforms in the nation's education system.
The Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano in Chile fills the sky with clouds of ash.
Parts of southern Chile remained on red alert and schools in some areas of neighboring Argentina were closed Monday after a volcanic eruption coated the countryside with ashes, authorities said.
A volcanic eruption in southern Chile Saturday shot smoke and ash miles into the sky and forced the evacuation of some 3,500 people.
A 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck northern Chile early Sunday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Chile on Sunday evening, the U.S. Geological Survey said. It was centered 23 miles south of Concepcion in southern Chile.
A fourth earthquake in 24 hours rattled coastal Chile early Monday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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A strike in southern Chile over a hike in natural gas prices ended Tuesday after the federal government and city leaders reached an agreement.
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Patrick D'appollonio of Vilcun, Chile, describes what he experienced about 60 kilometers from the quake's epicenter.
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Superyacht owner Andres Ergas describes the Patagonian coast of Chile as the most wonderful place on the planet, not just for fishing but for hiking, cruising and exploring.
Chile's president said Wednesday that conditions were "inhumane" at a prison south of Santiago where a fire killed 81 prisoners.
Dozens of inmates are dead in a fire at a prison in Chile. CNN's Rafael Romo reports.
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At least 19 people died and 23 were injured in a Tuesday morning crash between a truck and a bus on a highway near Chile's capital, officials said.
A relieved Chilean town welcomes home its rescued son, now a changed man. CNN's Patrick Oppmann reports.
About a dozen or so of the 33 miners freed in Chile this week after spending more than two months underground returned Sunday to the mouth of the mine to offer thanks during a private Mass.
Since the rescue of 33 miners this week in Copiapó, Chile, the world has turned its attention to that distant southern-cone country, one known for its striking topography, its volcanoes and earthquakes -- including one that devastated the city of Concepción this year -- and its poetry.
As the last of 33 trapped miners were pulled to the surface in Chile, a group of bankers, government officials and mining company executives gathered to talk about the coming minerals explosion in Mongolia.
Robert Sutton of Stanford University explains why Chile mine shift foreman Luis Urzua offers lessons for CEOs.
The rescue of the 33 miners trapped in a northern Chile mine had all the ingredients for a riveting story and then some: a camera placed half a mile under the Earth's surface that would bring the world live images of a dramatic ending.
Some gave a thumbs-up, waved Chilean flags, and hugged their loved ones. One dropped to his knees and prayed, while another asked about his dog. One led the crowd in a cheer for Chile. And then they were all wheeled away on stretchers.
Millions watch live as an operation to rescue 33 trapped Chilean miners plays out.
CNN's Atika Shubert gets reaction from around the world on the Chile mine rescue mission.
It was reality television at its best.
Jubilation may have met the first man pulled from the collapsed Chilean mine shaft, but it was the second man rescued whose image was splashed across news websites.
CNN's Kristie Lu Stout looks at reaction to the Chile mine rescue on social media sites.
Rescue crews in Chile will begin at midnight Tuesday -- and perhaps even earlier -- to free the 33 miners trapped for more than two months nearly half a mile below ground, Chile's mining minister said Monday.
Officials working to free 33 trapped miners in northern Chile denied Thursday they are under political orders to rescue the men ahead of President Sebastian Pinera's planned mid-month trip to Europe.
CNN's Patrick Oppmann visits a mining town in Chile where residents are scarred by accidents and deaths.
The teams working to rescue 33 miners trapped underground in Chile are divided into three shifts that work around the clock.
CNN's Karl Penhaul has a reality check on rescue efforts involving 33 miners trapped in an underground cavern in Chile.
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera visits the rescue site where 33 miners remain trapped. CNN's Karl Penhaul reports.
CNN's Patrick Oppmann spends a day with family and friends of the trapped Chilean miners at a makeshift village.
The 33 miners trapped deep inside the earth in the San Jose mine in Chile have been preparing all their lives for the ordeal of spending many months underground. It might even be ventured that they have been preparing for that battle for survival since before they were born.
CNN's Karl Penhaul visits two men in Chile who have dedicated their lives to "wildcat" mining.
Hedging their bets, officials in Chile said on Sunday they will set up an oil drill as a third option to rescue the 33 miners trapped underground since August 5.
A new drill in Chile that could speed the rescue of trapped miners arrived at the rescue scene on Friday with great jubilation from families of the workers.
Drilling has begun as part of an effort to reach the 33 miners who have been trapped underground in Chile for more than three weeks, authorities said Tuesday.
Chilean miners trapped underground provide a tour of their current living conditions.
Now that 33 miners who have been trapped in the earth for 19 days have been found alive, the focus is shifting to their physical and mental health as they face a potentially long period before being rescued.
Thirty-three miners trapped 2,300 feet (701 meters) below ground in Chile are depending on food, medicine and supplies being dropped to them through a 4-inch-wide tube.
The body of Edelmiro Cavazos Leal, the mayor of the city of Santiago in Nuevo Leon state, was found Wednesday, two days after he was abducted, Mexico's interior ministry announced.
Rescuers will use machines Sunday to try to reach 33 workers trapped in a caved-in mine, emergency officials said.
Crews in Chile were still trying to rescue 34 workers trapped inside a mine Friday afternoon, the government said.
A strong earthquake rattled coastal Chile early Wednesday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
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The Dutch national is the prime suspect in the murder of a 21-year-old Peruvian woman
The parents of a Pakistani man charged in Chile with illegally possessing explosives say his case is the result of a misunderstanding.
Ever since a devastating earthquake struck Haiti on January 12 followed by others in Chile, Baja California and Indonesia, many people have asked the question, "Are earthquakes getting worse?" The answer is a firm and unequivocal "No."
In a desert oasis beside a roaring river, a handsome young Chilean man reaches for my hand to help me over the rocks. He smiles. "Gracias," I say.
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It's a sobering fact: Earthquakes alone don't kill people; collapsed buildings do.
U.S. Geological Survey's Mike Blanpied says Chile's modern infrastructure saved the country from complete devastation.
A man who used to teach at a Roman Catholic religious order's schools in Spain has been arrested in Chile on suspicion of sexually abusing children, police in Spain and Chile said Tuesday.
A pair of earthquakes rattled coastal Chile overnight, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
Electricity was restored Monday to all of Chile after an overheated transformer caused a blackout Sunday over 90 percent of the country, an official with Chile's largest electric company told CNN's partner network in the country.
Sebastian Pinera is sworn in as Chile's next president.
Three strong earthquakes rocked Chile on Thursday, causing significant damage in at least one city, the country's newly inaugurated president said Thursday.
Taxpayers may still be able to deduct last-minute donations to Chile earthquake relief from their 2009 taxes, if a bipartisan bill introduced in the House on Tuesday is signed into law.
The magnitude-8.8 earthquake that rocked the west coast of Chile last month was violent enough to move the city of Concepcion at least 10 feet to the west and the capital, Santiago, about 11 inches to the west-southwest, researchers said.
A circus is swept away in the Chilean tsunami, leaving a lion dead and killing a dream. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
Chile marks three days of mourning starting Sunday, with every house authorized to hang the national flag in memory of those who perished in a massive earthquake a week ago.
There are days working for CNN when you feel like you are in the final scene of the film "Hotel Rwanda," hurtling toward an uncertain salvation from a disaster of epic proportions.
CNN's Karl Penhaul reports on lingering fears in a fishing village among survivors of Chile's tsunami.
Aid poured in for Chile from home and overseas, with a local television station hoping to raise $27 million by Saturday and the United Nations pledging funds toward recovery efforts after a massive earthquake.
CNN Buenos Aires correspondent Brian Byrnes documented his journey to the earthquake zone in Concepcion, Chile.
An 8.8-magnitude quake hit south central Chile on Saturday morning, and tremors rattled cities as far away as Buenos Aires, Argentina, where I live.
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Professional Business Dress for Women
General Rule: AVOID EXTREMES AND EXCESSIVENESS
- Blue, black, gray, khaki, green, or patterned suit
- Suit coat/shirt-more traditional
- Skirt should be no shorter than 1 inch above knee cap
- Avoid extreme split in skirts
- Blouse should generally be of a solid color made of cotton or silk
- Blouse should be generally of simple cut (not too frilly)
- General colors: white, beige, ecru, navy, blue, red (not black)
- Neckline should be conservative and not too low
- No neckties!
- Scarves added to distinguish a suit (Ascot or Scout style)
- Colors should include those being worn
- Always wear hose!
- Coordinate with ensemble
- Skin colored hose are recommended
- no textured (lace, snowflake)
- Simple pumps usually of solid color coordinating with suit skirt
- General rule is a color no lighter than hem line
- Make sure they are comfortable!
- Short heel and closed toe
- Optional depending on the outfit
- Color should either coordinate with shoes, outfit or both
- All jewelry should coordinate in terms of metals (all gold, all silver)
- 1-2 rings per hand - no more
- Earrings should be small and unobtrusive