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Thursday, March 3, 2005.
Met at six minutes past eleven o'clock A.M. (Ms. Wilkerson in the Chair).
The Chair (Ms. Wilkerson), members, guests and employees then recited the pledge of allegiance to the flag.
Distinguished Guests.
There being no objection, the Chair (Ms. Wilkerson) handed the gavel to Senators Resor and Chandler for the purpose of introducing the Algonquin Regional High School boys soccer team. The soccer team is the Division I State Champion. The team was accompanied by several parents of the players, school Superintendent Milligan and Representatives Leduc of Marlborough and Naughton of Clinton.
There being no objection, the Chair (Ms. Wilkerson) introduced, seated in the gallery, students from the Cardinal Cushing School. The students were accompanied by Representative Sannicandro of Ashland.
A report of the Joint Committee on Public Safety (2003-2004) entitled "Reducing Gang Violence in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts" (Senate, No. 26) (received Thursday, February 17, 2005),— was placed on file.
A petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 139) of Patricia A. Haddad and Joan M. Menard (by vote of the town) relative to establishing the office of collector-treasurer in the town of Swansea,— was referred, in concurrence, to the committee on Municipalities and Regional Government.
The following resolutions (having been filed with the Clerk) were severally considered forthwith and adopted, as follows:—
Resolutions (filed by Messrs. Augustus and McGee) "recognizing Colorectal
Cancer Awareness Month in Massachusetts";
Resolutions (filed by Mr. Baddour) "congratulating John F. Burns, Jr. on his extraordinary efforts to promote stem cell research";
Resolutions (filed by Mr. Morrissey) "on the occasion of the retirement of Detective Barbara DiNatale";
Resolutions (filed by Mr. Morrissey) "on the retirement of Chief James F. Killinger";
Resolutions (filed by Mr. Pacheco) "congratulating Nathan Elisiah Holt upon his elevation to the rank of Eagle Scout"; and
Resolutions (filed by Mr. Pacheco) "celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of the Marion Fire Department."
A petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 138) of A. Stephen Tobin for legislation to authorize the Trial Court to establish a sick leave bank for Sean Glennon, an employee of said court,— was referred, in concurrence, under suspension of Joint Rule 12, to the committee on the Judiciary.
Order Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Brown,—
Ordered, That when the Senate adjourns today, it adjourn to meet again on Monday next at eleven o'clock A.M.
On motion of the same Senator, at twenty-nine minutes before twelve o'clock noon, the Senate adjourned to meet on the following Monday at eleven o'clock A.M.


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A TOTAL of 441 people including six children were caught not wearing seatbelts in their vehicles by police in Hampshire as part of a week-long crackdown.
The police was taking part in a Europewide campaign that ran from March 10-16 to catch those who do not wear a seatbelt when they should.
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When Dr. Nancy Locklin set out to research the lives of women in pre-industrial Europe, she was prepared for a journey full of roadblocks and dead-ends.
"Even in graduate school, we were told that, when it comes to women's studies, there's not much to work with," said Locklin, associate professor of history at Maryville College. "So when I began, I thought finding this information would be like looking for a needle in a haystack."
Changing her approach, Locklin said she not only proposed a "slightly radical experiment" for how scholars gather information on the female population, she was able to put together a more accurate and comprehensive view of the women's role in family, society and the economies of their communities. The result is the book "Women's Work and Identity in Eighteenth-Century Brittany" recently published by Ashgate Publishing Company.
Combining interests, conducting research
The daughter of a French-speaking Canadian mother and the granddaughter of Massachusetts mill workers, Locklin said she has always been interested in French history and in the economics of manufacturing. While an undergraduate student at Hartwick College in Oneonta, N.Y., she based her thesis on the mill workers of Lowell, Mass.
In graduate school, she was able to put the two interests together and add another.
"I had an interest in the idea of 'women's work,'" she said, explaining that she always found it strange that people easily accepted the fact that women took care of the children, cooked the meals and worked in clothing, either producing it or cleaning it, yet there existed this notion about households of pre-industrial times "that the men worked and the women did not."
"Of course, part of that issue is how you define work," she admitted.
Studying for a doctorate degree in history at Emory University in Atlanta, Ga., Locklin considered focusing her research on the work of women in early modern Normandy because they were known to have formed guilds in the Middle Ages. But a scholar who had already compiled some information on that population changed her mind.
"She suggested that I concentrate my research on a region of France about which not much was known for that time period," Locklin said. "She said little had been written about Brittany."
A northwestern peninsula that borders both the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay, Brittany is a province that could be described as the "Appalachia of France," the history professor said.
"A Parisian might describe a Breton like a New Yorker might describe someone from Appalachia - they're backward, they speak funny, they're closed off and unfriendly," she said. "Of course, those are stereotypes and not true of the people living in these regions."
Taking the scholar's advice, Locklin settled on Brittany and made six trips to the region between 1996 and 2006 including one year spent as a Fulbright Scholar. She found the place unique for its Celtic heritage and strong cultural identity.
Locklin spent the majority of her time in Rennes, the provincial capital. She found volumes of centuries-old records housed in the departmental archives of d'Ille-et-Vilanie, but made occasional day trips to five other archives in the region.
"For all of the things that were going on at that time, France maintained a huge bureaucracy. And it was also a very legalistic culture - so much so that the average worker would know that he needed to see a notary in drawing up a contract," Locklin said. "And it was French law that a notary had to create a copy of everything."
Those notarial records in addition to tax rolls, personal letters, court proceedings and even minutes of guild meetings greatly informed her research but was incredibly time consuming, she said.
On one trip, her mother accompanied her as a research assistant.
"I was able to get through two times as much material as if I were alone," Locklin said. "The process involved going through huge stacks of papers. None of it could be useful, or all of it could be useful. You just don't know until you start reading."
Locklin's 'slightly radical experiment'
Had Locklin approached archival specialists and librarians with inquiries about women in the province in the 17th and 18th centuries, she would not have been handed those volumes of documents. Records were not organized into categories of gender.
Citing the work of scholars who earlier had studied pre-industrial women in Europe, Locklin wrote in the introductory pages to her book: "I would like to continue their work on the subject of women by proposing a slightly radical experiment: while studying women, we must try to ignore the fact that our subjects are women. This will help our work in a number of ways. First and foremost, it will expand our available sources. I found I was most successful in the archives when I stopped looking for women. By that, I mean I stopped looking for women workers; instead, I looked for workers and found women among them. I looked for heirs, for taxpayers, for criminals, for parishioners, and so on.
"When I went searching for women, I found very little," she wrote. "But, when I chose some other category to frame my research, the sources revealed what I needed to know. I believe that this approach has given me a clear view of what women did and how they fit into the bigger picture."
In her introduction, Locklin wrote that historians and scholars "do women a disservice by defining them exclusively by gender.
"If we studied women as workers and producers, as consumers, as neighbors, as heirs, etc., we could get a much clearer picture of women's complex realities," she wrote. "Identity is a complicated matter. Gender can be a component of identity, but sometimes other aspects of identity emerge as the most significant, defining characteristics."
Surprising revelations
In 2000, Locklin completed her doctoral dissertation, "Women in Early Brittany: Rethinking Work and Identity in a Traditional Economy." For the next six years, she continued to research, write and present on the subject. The revelations of her findings deepened her interest in the subject and in the history of women, in general.
"For so long, history was about men, except for a few queens," she explained. "In recent years, historians have realized that we gain a better perspective of the past if we study the other half of the population."
Locklin said she was surprised by much of what the centuries-old documents revealed.
"I didn't expect to find dual-income households. Finding husbands and wives with different occupations and belonging to separate guilds was very unexpected," she said, adding that the varieties of households that were recorded were impressive.
Many households were family businesses. Some households were comprised of single, unrelated women who shared an occupation. Some households were headed by widows; others were headed by wives who were married to men who traveled extensively for work purposes.
She was also surprised to see work wrapped up in a woman's identity.
"Typically, a man is identified by what he does for a living; a woman, by who she's related to. And we assume that women see it that way, too. What I found was that women of Brittany in that time period did define themselves by the work they did."
In addition to women in Brittany and issues of work and identity, Locklin's book examines women under Breton law and social life and honor in its four chapters.
In terms of women's contributions to family, society and economics through their work, Locklin said she sees more similarities than differences when comparing women of 18th-Century Brittany and today's women in westernized countries.
"I think these findings are empowering for women and men because they say something about expectations. We shouldn't feel like we have to live up to expectations or feel guilty about breaking with tradition. Oftentimes 'tradition' isn't what we think it is."
Classroom applications
Although her book went on sale Oct. 30, Locklin has been sharing her research and her research methods with students for several years.
In her western civilization and world history courses, students study societal identities and issues of work and socio-economic status of men, women and children. As a part of her HIS371: Regional Identities course scheduled for the spring, students will, among other regions, study Brittany and Appalachia as places and cultures that seem to defy their national characteristics.
And in her HIS162: Introduction to the Study of History, where she talks about effectively using archives for historical research, Locklin puts up on a classroom screen a scan of an 18th-Century Breton document. Notwithstanding the language barrier, she points out the difficulty in reading some long-deceased notary's handwriting.
"I tell them that there's nothing they could write in a Blue [Exam] Book that I won't be able to read, because I can read that."
To order "Women's Work and Identity in Eighteenth-Century Brittany," visit www.ashgate.com.


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First girl out. Grand finale. As we know, in the theater of the runway, those are the starring roles. This season, four girls stood out by taking them most often: new favorite Abbey Lee; veteran Natasha Poly; tiny-named, 15-year-old (!) Jac; and elegant Iris Strubegger. Of course, snagging both is quite the coup, particularly for a major show. Abbey Lee, for one, scored in Milan both opening and closing Fendi and Versace. This seems like a good spot for honorable model mentions beyond this quartet, like Karmen Pedaru, who bookended Narciso Rodriguez's show. Also of note: fresh face Mirte Maas, who opened Alexander Wang and Donna Karan; Anastasia Kuznetsova, who opened four shows, including Rodarte and 3.1 Phillip Lim; Lindsey Wixson, who also opened four shows, including Prada; and Alla Kostromicheva, who opened three shows, including Jil Sander and Thakoon. As the first day of Paris fashion week gets under way today, we'll be keeping score. For now, here's a detailed breakdown of the winners' circle.
Abbey Lee
Opened: D&G, Matthew Williamson, Twenty8Twelve
Closed: Badgley Mischka, Burberry Prorsum
Both: Fendi, Versace
Natasha Poly
Opened: Carolina Herrera, Gucci, Tommy Hilfiger
Closed: Blumarine, Emilio Pucci, Michael Kors
Both: Altuzarra, Anna Sui
Opened: Bottega Veneta, Calvin Klein Collection, Derek Lam, Marni,
Emilio Pucci
Closed: Alexander Wang
Both: Etro
Iris Strubegger
Opened: Aquilano.Rimondi, Dolce & Gabbana, Marc Jacobs, Oscar de la Renta
Closed: Alberta Ferretti, Bottega Veneta, Isaac Mizrahi
Both: Zero + Maria Cornejo
Meenal and Romney, I actually dislike lists like yours. It has no use, If your on the catwalk at whatever fashion house that's important for you career. Not if you're the opening and closing model are at a show. Look to Gemma Ward, already famous for some years and then suddenly (the master) Mr. Lagerfeld gave her the chance and honor to open and close his fashion show at Paris in (I think) 2007 spring/summer collection. I'm only happy that you range Natasha Poly so high. A veteran you've both said and your right. One of the models I see gladly back each season.
these figures are very helpful, although of course they don't tell the whole story – but certainly ms. abbey lee is having a triumphant and well-deserved sweep, crowning a long (more than 5 seasons!) and always-prominent runway career – i don't think that the heavenly ms. jac is actually standing out too much from her peers in my loose category, "hot, new but already-prominent" – for example, katie fogarty and ginta lapina are having roaring seasons, partly, in the latter case, due to her thrilling resemblance to no.1 runway draw, ms. natasha poly – as for the latter, very gracious model, her season is inevitably a little slower than the last, reflecting that she and other superstars (magdalena fracowiak, lily donaldson, sasha pivovarova, vlada roslyalova, etc.) are simply being crowded out – ms. strubegger can claim to be having the most successful season of anyone, reflecting the current, curious trend towards the sterner look, e.g., karolyn wolter, alla kostromicheva (also hugely successful season), iselin stero (coasting through her triumphant 2d comeback season), ubiquitous liu wen (maybe the most appearances of all?), jamie bochert, the great (and super-friendly tweeter) heidi mount, even gracious tara gill, even (under the surface) charlotte di calypso, etc. \,,/


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It's that time again – when speculation begins as to which teams will be part of the most prestigious stage race in the United States.
For U.S. continental teams, a berth in this race brings unprecedented media attention and the opportunity to post results that can make or break an entire season. In the inaugural edition (2006), new-kid-on-the-block Toyota-United burst onto the scene with two stage wins. And until Rock Racing won the opening road stage last year, no other U.S.-registered team at the continental level had earned an ATOC stage win.
Rules stipulate that at least half of the field for a UCI 2.HC event must be comprised of U.S.-registered teams. Considering race organizer AEG has trimmed the race back by one day, it would not be a surprise if the field was cut from 17 to 16 teams this year.
Make the jump to see which teams were in the race last year and which ones are a lock to be there again in May.Here's a look at who was in the field last year:
Ag2r-La Mondiale (FRA)
Astana (KAZ)
Bissell Pro Cycling Team (USA)
BMC Racing Team (USA)
Cervelo Test Team (SUI)
Colavita/Sutter Home Presented by Cooking Light (USA)
Fly V Australia presented by Successful Living Foundation Team (AUS)
Garmin-Chipotle (USA)
Jelly Belly Cycling Team (USA)
Liquigas (ITA)
Ouch Presented by Maxxis (USA)
Quick Step (BEL)
Rabobank (NED)
Rock Racing (USA)
Saxo Bank (DEN)
Team Columbia (USA)
Team Type 1 (USA)
The three American ProTour-level teams are a lock: Garmin-Slipstream, HTC-Columbia and Team RadioShack – as is pro continental-level BMC Racing Team, which has both national road champion George Hincapie and national criterium champion John Murphy. With those four teams in place, that leaves room for four domestic teams (assuming a 16-team field) or five (17-team field). Which teams do you want to see?


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Belgian Style Dark - O'so Brewing Company & Tap House
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2.75/5 rDev -14.6%
Murky caramel with coppery orange edges along the bottom of the glass. The cork colored creamy crown doesn't have a ton of character, but it looks decent enough. Sparse lace is a bit of a letdown.
The aroma is more sour dark fruity and more phenolic than it should be. That said, it isn't that far out of line for the style. What is acceptable in the nose may not be so acceptable on the palate. Given the last O'so beer that I reviewed, this one scares me a little.
Belgian Style Dark Spiced Winter Ale walks an extremely fine line between average and below average. I have a feeling that it'll slip to the lower score as I get deeper into the bottle and the flavors become even more bold with warming. Simply put, this beer does more wrong than it does right.
Medicinal phenols are desirable in Islay whiskey, but not in a BSDA. The fruity tartness is beginning to wear out its welcome as well. The flavor profile include raisins, Granny Smith apples, molasses and clove. What spices were used? I haven't got a clue. On a somewhat positive note, there's *almost* enough dark maltiness to cover the beer's more egregious sins.
The mouthfeel isn't too shabby. It's nowhere near the magnificence of a true Belgian ale, but it's pretty close to being medium in heft for the style and the carbonation is within the wide range of acceptable.
O'so Brewing Company releases a wide range of beers with (mostly) interesting names. What they need to do is concentrate their time, energy and resources on a few select styles, then expand their range once they have those down pat. Sorry, but this poorly constructed BSDA isn't worth your hard-earned money.
08-15-2009 12:02:53 | More by BuckeyeNation
2.08/5 rDev -35.4%
hard to say how long this has been "cellaring" - probably at least 2 years
12oz single
appearance: served in a GTTM taster glass in anticipation of drain pour. muddy brown body, foamy tan head but little retention
smell: yikes - rancid apple, caramel malts, sugar
taste: Not good - hard to tell whether something went wrong here or if anything was ever right in the first place...misplaced sourness, rancid trash, apple, caramel, residual alcohol
mouthfeel: rotten
drinkability: n/a
03-17-2011 23:50:48 | More by dirtylou
3.08/5 rDev -4.3%
Basically black as it sits in the glass (especially in low light) but magenta-brown highlights can be teased out with some concentration. The head is squat and sandy, and doesn't last very long.
The nose is a bizarre blend of Dr Pepper, prune juice, cherry skins, band aids, manure, and black tea. Roasted note peek out as it warms, and just add to the chaos.
It's equally arcane inside the mouth. A quick notion of chocolate covered peanuts is quickly shattered by a dousing of sour cherry juice, heading into balsamic vinegar territory. Yeast moves in and strews barnyard notes (complete with cow pies), and gauze bandages, and iron-rich blood. Small amounts of clove and vanilla pop up as it warms. Cola emerges from the tail end, and rides long into the finish, with a resurgence of black cherry. Hops are virtually shut out, but a bit of grassiness dots the swallow...but may well be a continuation of its farmy qualities. Alcohol doesn't really show up either.
Thick and flatish in the feel, though some struggling carbonation persists throughout. More than one 12oz bottle seems like a dare for someone else.
Weird shit, this. It's like a Sour Brown mixed with Mr Pibb. It's dangerously close to "hot mess" status, but I really don't hate it, and actually find it a bit intriguing. Wouldn't recommend it, though.
As a note, I've had the bottled version as well, and it's more of the same, with a couple notable differences: less barnyard funkiness, a touch less cherry sourness, and more cola sweetness. The numbers would stay roughly the same... as though it matters any.
02-24-2009 09:01:44 | More by cokes
4/5 rDev +24.2%
Presentation: Dark Brown bottle with a black cap and cool label of a barrel? and a big O.
Brewer's Description: Get ready for a flavor explosion that is synonymous with with Belgian Style Beers. Made with the finest continental malts and punched up with the addition of candi sugar, this winter warmer will be sure to add color to your cheeks.
Appearance: Dark, dark brown with a steady and lasting tan head.
Aroma: big malt loads of dark malts, mild amounts of banana, syrup, slightly boozy, anise, and dates.
Taste: Meaty, and slightly smoky with lots of spice, touches of licorice, lots of roasted malt.
Mouthfeel: Warm but not boozy. Full body. Very malti and almost thick, more like a winter warmer than a Belgian dark ale.
Drinkability: Pretty good.
06-07-2008 20:35:02 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.95/5 rDev +22.7%
This bottled cellared above 45 degrees since December 2008 (2 years).
A - Dark brown, slightly hazed body. The head is medium tan and starts out in the snifter at about a quarter inch. The head fades to leave a steady central and strong edge while being wispy otherwise.
S - Fig and pungent apricot.
T - The flavor is bitter-tart. The ginger that had originally ruled this beer has settled out. The tastes of dark cranberry and strong pungent plum over a thick medium roasted malt is what I pick up here. The flavors over the past two years have dramatically changed. This is a good tasting sipper.
M - The feel is that of soft massaging bubbles. It leaves a stickiness in the finish that's quite becoming while maintaining a thorough dryness.
~ This beer must be aged. If you have one or two paying around from its only release back in 2008, I suggest you either try it now, or hold onto it for a nice cold night while you're curled up on the couch. This was worth the wait.
I completed the below review on 1/2/2009.
A - Light brown, one inch tall, bubbly, and frothy head. The body is a real deep brown and blocks any attempt light may make at showing through. Once the head fades it leaves a thin layer with a solar system look. (4)
S - Ginger, spice and cinnamon. (3.5)
T - Too much spice throughout with a huge finish of ginger. These flavors are for too potent to enjoy. (1)
M - The texture is sandpaperish throughout with a strong abrasiveness at the finish. (2)
~ I cannot get over the flavors here. I feel I paid too much at Cellar 70, more than $8.50 for a six pack. (1.5)
NOTE: I have three bottles remaining from the 6 pack I purchased last week. Those three I will cellar and see if they grow better over time. Let's hope so.
12-17-2010 03:11:25 | More by cdkrenz
2.25/5 rDev -30.1%
Poured into a pint glass this brew has a dark brown color, with a 1/2 inch head that dissipates and leaves no cap. The smell is quite overpowering with cinnamon, ginger, and caramel. The taste is a kick in the face! Not sure I think taking the Belgian style brew is a good match for a spiced brew. I have had a number of extremely well crafted Belgian beers and none have had even a hint of "winter spices". The style is strong on it's own. This was just too much to handle. Need to go back to the drawing board Oso!
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Now in their second year, the awards were created to encourage technological innovation in communication-related areas and to recognize engineers, research and other technologists who help the disabled obtain jobs and succeed.
IBiquity SVP Advanced Services Joe D'Angelo said the Narrator exemplifies how HD Radio technology can bring new communications services to underserved audiences.
Best Buy began taking pre-orders for the AM/FM unit in May and the radio has been available for shipping since July. It retails for just under $100.
The Narrator, marketed under Best Buy's Insignia brand, is unusual in that it's designed for both sighted and visually-impaired users, according to Best Buy and iBiquity Digital. That's why it's certified by the International Association of Audio Information Services as a radio reading services receiver.
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A defense aligned in the Eagle Strong look is set up to stop the offense's two-back power run game. The quarterback and offensive coaches will tend to focus on the defensive pressure to the tight end/strong side. Blitzing the cornerback off the edge creates problems for the weak side offensive tackle and the blocking back.
7-Man Pressure
Blitzing the middle linebacker and the cornerback means there are seven defenders to be accounted for by the offense.
Line Stunts
- The nose tackle crosses the strong side guard and attacks the B-gap. This allows the middle linebacker to cut off the defensive lineman's backside and blitz the A-gap.
- The tackle and end on the defensive weak side will each run a 'pinch' stunt, which means they will rush the gaps to the inside of their initial alignment.
Timing is Key
The blitzing cornerback will slowly creep toward the offensive tackle to get into better position to blitz. He should start movement after he sees the quarterback's head look away from the weak side.
Free Safety Rolls Down
At the moment the cornerback starts stemming to his blitz point, the safety will stem to a position where he will be able to play man-to-man coverage on the wide receiver to the weak side.
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Mu Sochua
|Mu Sochua
មូរ សុខហួ
|Mu Sochua in 2009.
|Member of Parliament for Battambang
|Assumed office
30 November 1998
|Minister of Women Affairs
|In office
|Prime Minister
|Hun Sen
|Personal details
15 May 1954
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
|Political party
|Cambodia National Rescue Party
|Other political
|Sam Rainsy Party (2004–2012)
Funcinpec Party (1989–2004)
|Scott Leiper (m. 1984)
|Alma mater
|San Francisco State University
University of California, Berkeley
Mu Sochua (Khmer: មូរ សុខហួ; born May 15, 1954) is an elected Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) opposition member of the Cambodian parliament and a mother of three children. In 2005, she received the Leadership Award in Washington, DC, from the Vital Voices Foundation, co-founded by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. In 2002 she mobilized 12,000 women candidates to run for commune elections, with over 900 women winning and still actively promoting the women's agenda at the grass-roots level. In that same year she helped create and pass the Prevention of Domestic Violence Bill, which imposes severe penalties on marital rape and abuse of minors. Her work in Cambodia also includes campaigns with men to end domestic violence and the spread of HIV/AIDS; working for the rights of female entrepreneurs; working for labor laws that provide fair wages and safe working conditions for female workers; and working for the development of communities for squatters with schools, health centers, sanitation, and employment.
Early life[edit]
Born in 1954, Sochua grew up in Phnom Penh but was forced to flee as a refugee as the Vietnam War spilled over into Cambodia. Her parents were trapped in the country as it fell under the command of the Khmer Rouge in 1975 and later vanished. War and genocide forced Sochua away from Cambodia in 1972 when she had just completed high school. Sochua would remain in exile for the next 18 years.
During her 18 years in exile, Mu Sochua would spend time in France, California, and Italy, as well as working in the refugee camps along the Thai-Cambodian border. She earned a bachelor's degree in Psychology from San Francisco State University and a masters degree in Social Work from the University of California, Berkeley before returning to Cambodia to help rebuild a society shattered by war.
Return from exile[edit]
Sochua returned to Cambodia in 1989 after 18 years in exile, and has worked as an advocate for human rights, working to stop human trafficking, domestic violence and worker exploitation. Sochua formed the first organization for women, called Khemara (Khmer: ខេមរា). and joined the Funcinpec political party, winning a national assembly seat representing Battambang in 1998. Soon afterwards, she was asked to take over the Ministry of Women's and Veterans' Affairs, one of only two women in the cabinet.
In July 2004 she stepped down from her role as a Minister, citing corruption as a major obstacle to her work. Almost immediately, she transferred her allegiance to the Sam Rainsy party, where she is deputy head of the steering committee.
April 2009 defamation action[edit]
At a press conference held on 23 April 2009, Mu Sochua announced she would file a defamation complaint against Cambodian prime Minister Hun Sen with the Phnom Penh Municipal Court. "I have nothing against Samdech the Prime Minister. As a Member of Parliament, I respect him. But the words of Samdech the Prime Minister said in public affect my honour and my dignity as a Khmer woman. With this complaint, I only want justice and honour, as a Khmer woman", Sochua said. She added that she only claimed a 500-riel (0.12 dollar) compensation as a token, and a public apology on the part of the head of government.[1][2]
Following Sochua's announcement, the government was expected to file a counter-suit for gravely defaming the PM. The Ministry of Justice was expected to request the President of the parliament to vote to remove Sochua's parliamentary immunity. With only 25 percent of the votes, the SRP would be powerless to prevent further action against her – including imprisonment. Sochua's letter calling for support from the international community – "As I walk to prison" — was circulated around the World Wide Web.[3]
On two previous occasions, when SRP party leader Sam Rainsy's parliamentary immunity was removed, he fled Cambodia under threat of criminal charges and went into exile in France.[4]
Personal life[edit]
Sochua is married to Scott Leiper, an American whom she married in 1984, and is a mother of 3 daughters. She has lived in the United States for 18 years and attended university there. She also reportedly lost her ability to speak formal Khmer, having left her home country fore more than a decade.[5]
Awards and recognition[edit]
In 2005, Sochua was one of 1,000 women nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her work against sex trafficking of women in Cambodia and Thailand. Also in 2005, Sochua was honoured with the Vital Voices Human Rights Global Leadership Award for her efforts to stem the tide of human trafficking.
In 2006, Sochua was awarded the Elise and Walter A. Haas International Award from the University of California, Berkeley for distinguished record of service in Cambodia and an Honorary PhD in Law from the University of Guelph, Canada.
In 2009, Sochua was awarded the Eleanor Roosevelt Award from the Eleanor Roosevelt Project at The George Washington University for leadership in human rights.
In 2010, Sochua was named the 2010 People's Choice Honoree by Global Exchange for their Human Rights Heroes Award. The Human Rights Awards Gala brings together activists, supporters, and friends to recognize the efforts of exceptional individuals and organizations from around the country and around the world.[6]
- ^ "ABC Radio Australia: Connect Asia's report on the defamation action". Retrieved April 26, 2009.
- ^ "Phnom Penh Post's report on the defamation action". Retrieved April 26, 2009.[dead link]
- ^ "Mu Sochua's "As I walk to prison", published on the Vital Voices website". Retrieved April 26, 2009.
- ^ "From chaos to order in Cambodia, published in the Asia Times Online". Retrieved April 26, 2009.
- ^ "Uphill fight for women's rights". The Phnom Penh Post. 21 May 2004. Retrieved 9 August 2014.
- ^ http://humanrightsaward.org/
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Mu Sochua.
- Mu Sochua Official site
- Mu Sochua's Blog Official blog
- Bringing corruption to heel, Published in the South Eastern Globe, November 2008.
- Vibrant Cambodian Women's Leader Aims to Turn the Tide on Corruption, Published in the The New York City Independent Media Center, April 2009.
- Females making their presence felt, Published in the South Eastern Globe, December 2008.
- Cambodia's New War, Published in The Daily Beast, April 2009.
- A Face of Cambodian Courage, Published in The Indypendent, April 2009


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Our Favorite Pot Roast with Gravy
- 1 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1 4 1/2 - 5 pound beef round bottom round rump roast
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3 cups chopped onions
- 4 garlic cloves
- 2 large carrots, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 2 celery ribs, peeled and cut into 2-inch pieces
- 1/2 pound parsnips, peeled and cut into 2-inch pieces
- 2 bay leaves
- 2 large sprigs fresh thyme or 1 teaspoon dried thyme, crushed
- 1 14 1/2ounce can whole tomatoes in juice, drained and chopped
- 2 14 ounce can chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
- Cooked egg noodles
1. Heat oven to 325 degrees F.
2. Sprinkle 1/2 teaspoon of the salt and the pepper on all sides of beef. Heat oil in large Dutch oven over medium heat. Add beef and brown on all sides, 4 minutes per side. Transfer beef to large plate.
3. Add onions to Dutch oven and cook until softened, 5 minutes. Stir in garlic, carrots, celery, parsnips, bay leaves, and thyme. Cook 5 to 8 minutes until vegetables soften. Add tomatoes and remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt; cook 2 minutes. Add chicken broth; bring mixture to a boil. Return beef and any accumulated juices to pot.
4. Tightly cover top of Dutch oven with foil then with a lid. Bake roast for 2-1/2 to 2-3/4 hours, turning roast over every 45 minutes, until fork-tender.
5. Carefully transfer roast to large cutting board. Cover roast loosely with foil and keep warm.
6. Skim fat from vegetables and broth. Place a large strainer over a large bowl. Working in batches, strain vegetables and broth through a strainer, gently pressing vegetables with a large spoon to extract as much liquid as possible. Scrape vegetable puree from the underside of strainer into sauce. Repeat with remaining broth and vegetables.
7. Reheat sauce over low heat. Thinly slice meat. Arrange meat on a large serving plate. Spoon sauce over top. Sprinkle top of pot roast with parsley. Serve with egg noodles and peas. Makes 6 servings.
Make Ahead Tip
- Meat and gravy can be made up to 1 month ahead. Arrange pot roast and sauce in a microwave-proof container. Cover and freeze up to 1 month. Defrost in microwave 45 minutes. Transfer to Dutch oven. Place a sheet of foil directly on top of pot roast and sauce. Cover and reheat in a 325 degree F oven 1 hour. Serve as above.
- Reserve 1 pound of the cooked meat and 1-1/2 cups sauce for the Pasta with Ragu. Cover in separate containers and refrigerate up to 3 days.
Nutrition Facts
- Servings Per Recipe 6
- cal.(kcal)450,
- Fat, total(g)24,
- chol.(mg)13,
- sat. fat(g)9,
- carb.(g)12,
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DOWNEY – Matthew Paulson has been a client at The Arc – Los Angeles and Orange Counties for 15 years and as far as he's concerned, he wouldn't have it any other way.
From the employment services to adult education, Paulson says his life would be different today had it not been for the 57-year-old organization where he's now a part of the Community Integrated Training program.
Founded in 2010, CIT helps clients expand their horizons through social interaction and community involvement. For Paulson, social engagement means one thing: bowling.
"I'm going to state," exclaimed Paulson, who is part of a Special Olympics bowling league. "We have tournaments on the road in Torrance, Fountain Valley, and last October we hosted one at Del Rio Lanes in Downey."
This year, Paulson finished on top during a regional tournament in Covina and has been given a spot in the state tournaments in Sacramento.
"There are different districts and they compete with the other districts," Paulson said. "They have first, second and third for individuals and teams…there are also special awards from past bowlers."
While bowling isn't an Olympic sport, it is considered to be among the most popular sport in the Special Olympics. It also proves beneficial since it ensures physical exercise, participation, and social integration at the same time.
Paulson, 38, says he has no problem getting two strikes in a row, but it's that third that proves challenging.
"I've got to stay focused and keep the ball where I want it so I can get strikes," he said. "I want three strikes in a row, a turkey. I'm still hunting for the trifecta."
Like many programs at The Arc, CIT gives clients like Paulson the opportunity to enjoy life and engage the community in new ways.
"I've known Matthew for a couple of years. He has this personality…he's not scared to try new things," said Maribel Cerna, who oversees the CIT program. "It's about experiencing life. Participants do things they wouldn't be able to do outside – hobbies to help them feel independent in themselves."
Administrators at The Arc are hopeful clients like Paulson inspire community members to participate in the annual Arc Walk for Independence, which supports children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Since 1997, the Arc Walk has raised funds and awareness for The Arc's various educational and occupational programs by inviting community members to walk either a one or three-mile route around Stonewood Center.
Starting at 8 a.m. this Saturday, registered walkers who donate $15 to The Arc will set out on the course, walking for independence.
Beginning at Acapulco Restaurant and Cantina, the 3-mile walk travels west on Firestone Boulevard to Lakewood Boulevard, up to Florence Avenue, around to Woodruff Avenue and back to Firestone. The Arc has seen its annual fundraising event grow from just 250 walkers in 1997 to nearly 4,000 last year.
Phillip Palmer of KABC Los Angeles will again serve as master of ceremonies this year.
Host sponsor Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe, Tredway, Lumsdaine & Doyle, Coca-Cola, Wescom Credit Union, Century 21-My Real Estate Co., Penske Toyota of Downey, and Stonewood Center are just some of the dozens of families, companies, and organizations banding together to support the annual fundraiser.
Paulson, who plans to do the walk with his girlfriend Yvonne, encourages the community to support the walk, which helps hundreds of people every year.
"It's about being able to keep the programs going and having the community's support," he said. "Come and have a tour, see all the programs, and don't forget the walk."
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Beno Udrih snuck into the Laker's locker room and borrowed Kobe Bryant's mojo tonight and singlehandedly played 1 on 5 against the Clippers. And he humiliated them. He posted a career high 30 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds, 2 steals with only 1 turnover.
Seems Reggie Theus studied the Dallas tape from Sunday and took away all the interior plays that Kaman and Camby got and just let Beno rip it up on the offense with lay-ups, pick and rolls, and pick and pops.
The Clippers defense looked ridiculously bad. The entire Clipper team tried to guard one Beno Udrih and he smoked them all. They made him look like Chris Paul and AI wrapped in one. Maybe he was really offended by the Clipper's offer in the off season.
Good news? Tim Thomas returned and Ricky Davis played well.
Is it just coincidence that these two names are the only bright spots in Clipper losses?
In my opinion. No.
Paul Davis and Eric Gordon played much better defense in place of Thomas and Ricky Davis on Sunday and I believe that was the difference tonight.
Paul Davis played 5 minutes less while Gordon's minutes were cut from 30 to 13.
Gordon did an excellent job guarding the point on Sunday but his level of tenacity was not seen in any Clipper tonight.
As a team they seemed lifeless and apathetic. It seemed as though they thought they had the game won before it was even played. There was no sense of urgency until the final 5 minutes of the fourth quarter.
As a Clipper fan, I am now officially upset.
Where I read it, I don't remember but someone was complaining about Thomas having too much fun while losing. In tonight's Prime Ticket broadcast I could clearly see a big grin on his face as they were struggling to make a comeback.
It was really annoying. Whatever positives Thomas brings on the offense, I don't like him in the game. I don't know if it's all his fault or if it's how the team defense breaks down when he's in there but the overall effect seems to be negative.
He seems to be a good ahead-in-the game player, if such a thing exists. A player who's good at pouring it on when your team is ahead. But I just don't see him as a guy that sparks a comeback or maybe should even be in the game if things are close.
As for Ricky Davis, he has always been a stat monster in losses, so if he's rockin it's probably a bad sign. It probably means that none of your main "stars" are scoring and that Ricky has put on a cape and started jacking up shots. If they go in, as they did tonight, he might look good in the box sheet but his one on one defense is a liability on the other end. So whatever good he does you on offense, it's just negated by his porous defense.
Dunleavy needs to stop playing the matchup game so much and just play more Paul Davis and Eric Gordon. They might not have a lot of flash but I'd much rather see their steady, solid play on the defensive end than a bunch of Thomas and Ricky bingo balls.
Dunleavy needs to sit himself down in a film session of Sunday's game and tell himself to do a better job with deciding who to put in the game. Tonight's loss is all on him.
As a good coach, when guys are putting forth a crappy effort on the defensive end, you yank them and give the young guys who are dying to play a chance to energize the D. I don't know all the circumstances. Maybe Gordon and Davis got hurt in practice. Maybe they weren't feeling well. But those things withstanding, I'm putting this loss squarely on the shoulders of one Mike Dunleavy.
The Clippers had guys that could beat this pitiful injured, banged up Sacramento team. Too bad they were sitting on the bench for most of the game.


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NEW DEVELOPMENTS: Missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370
New developments and new questions in the investigation of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
Officials say a possible fifth signal from the jet's black boxes may help further narrow the search area.
The signal was picked up through sonar buoys near an Australian ship assisting with the search.
As for the investigation into *why* the place went missing:
Sources say the aircraft flew below five thousand feet for about 120 nautical miles over Malaysia.
Investigators are trying to determine if the dip in altitude was a deliberate act to avoid radar detection.
"You don't just go from 35,000 feet like a helicopter and drop down to 5,000. You have to decend, and then turn around and climb down again."
Also new: Malaysia sent its Air Force looking for the flight immediately after the plane went missing.


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Yesterday was an awfully quiet day in the MLB news front. But, never fear, the internets is a vast, wonderful place with all sorts of crazy talk. It's always sad, however, when the biggest news and stories are coming from the Washington Nationals.
Meet the Mets
Kevin Kernan writes a rambling, panicky column about the Mets needing to make a trade. Not that he's wrong, but the analysis and trade ideas are equivalent to a WFAN call in.
Former Met pitching coach Rick Peterson has heard rumors that Johan Santana's knee is still bothering him. Take that to the bank.
Why on earth did the Astros give up on an arm like Fernando Nieve's? He's a whiner, apparently.
Metsradamus gives a great recap of the remainder of the 2009 Met season. Think it can't get worse? Just wait.
Greg at Faith and Fear in Flushing takes a historical tour of New York baseball.
TMZ camera mugs Mike Piazza and his wife. Classy.
Ted Berg writes one of the best opening paragraphs I've ever read.
Yesterday was quite a notorious day in Met history. Tom Seaver and Keith Hernandez trades.
Around the NL East
Chase Utley is an old-school player.
The Nationals had some interesting stories yesterday. Jon Heyman speculates that the Bobby Valentine could be the choice to replace Manny Acta. Washington Post columnist John Feinstein doesn't blame Acta.
Washington Times columnist Thom Loverro just lays into Rob Dibble. It's fantastic. I'm waiting for the Bob Carpenter hit piece now.
The Nationals also signed left handed pitcher Horacio Ramirez to a minor league deal.
Around MLB
USA Today has a great piece on the Rays' blind radio announcer, Enrique Oliu.
Happy 35th birthday to the San Diego Chicken.
Torii Hunter shows some hard core grission, crashing into the wall and injuring himself.
Prince Fielder hit his first career grand slam as the Brewers beat the Indians 14-12.
The New York Times looks at Yankee prospect Pat Venditte a.k.a. the Switch-Pitcher. I really wish that the Yankees would promote this guy. It's not like there haven't been junk balling pitchers in the majors before.


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4 Stocks Pushing The Chemicals Industry Lower
Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our modelAll three major indices are trading up today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) trading up 45 points (0.3%) at 14,027 as of Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013, 12:05 PM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,918 issues advancing vs. 965 declining with 159 unchanged.The Chemicals industry currently sits up 0.4% versus the S&P 500, which is up 0.5%. A company within the industry that increased today was Braskem (BAK), up 7.7%.TheStreet Ratings group would like to highlight 4 stocks pushing the industry lower today:4. Celanese Corporation (CE) is one of the companies pushing the Chemicals industry lower today. As of noon trading, Celanese Corporation is down $0.92 (-1.8%) to $49.24 on average volume Thus far, 464,416 shares of Celanese Corporation exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 1.2 million shares. The stock has ranged in price between $48.98-$50.45 after having opened the day at $50.09 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $50.16. Celanese Corporation, a technology and specialty materials company, engages in manufacture and sale of value-added chemicals, thermoplastic polymers, and other chemical-based products. Celanese Corporation has a market cap of $8.0 billion and is part of the basic materials sector. The company has a P/E ratio of 13.2, below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 12.6% year to date as of the close of trading on Friday. Currently there are 9 analysts that rate Celanese Corporation a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 6 rate it a hold.TheStreet Ratings rates Celanese Corporation as a buy. Among the primary strengths of the company is its respectable return on equity which we feel is likely to continue. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company shows weak operating cash flow. Get the full Celanese Corporation Ratings Report now.It's Official: Action Alerts PLUS beats the S&P 500 with Dividends Reinvested! Cramer and Link were up 16.72% in 2012. Were you? See what they are trading for 14-days FREE
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News: Future's Business Associate Gunned Down In Mercedes Maybach
Friday, Apr 12, 2013 7:47PM
Atlanta rapper Future's close friend and business associate OG Double D reportedly fell victim to fatal gunfire after being shot at in a Mercedes Maybach this week.
Details on the horrific attack surfaced online Friday (April 12) evening.
The victim in Thursday's deadly shooting on Interstate 20 was a music executive and rapper who went by the name OG Double D, the man's family has confirmed to FOX 5. Authorities say someone from a white SUV was shooting at the driver of a Maybach as they drove down I-20 in DeKalb County during the afternoon rush hour on Thursday. The driver was transported to the hospital and later died, according to Mekka Parish of the DeKalb County Police Department. (My Fox Atlanta)
Initial reports claim OG Double D was not immediately identified as the victim.
A spokeswoman for the DeKalb Medical Examiner's office told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution at 9 a.m. Friday investigators had not positively identified the victim. The incident happened in the area of I-20 westbound at Glenwood Avenue around 5:15 p.m. Witnesses told police that shots were fired from a white SUV, which fled the scene, DeKalb police spokeswoman Mekka Parish said. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
An eyewitness to the crime has since come forward to explain what went down.
He was driving a Maybach -- a rare luxury car that sells for upward of $400,000. Now, police are working to figure out who he was and find the person witnesses saw fire at him from a white SUV. "It sounded like a bazooka," an unidentified witness said about the shooting. The witness described to Channel 2's Ashley Swann what he heard moments before the rare black Mercedes Maybach came to a stop along I-20 westbound at Glenwood Avenue Thursday afternoon. (WSBTV)
Future has paid homage to his late friend by hopping onto Twitter.
Rappers and singers have already paid their respects to Double D on Twitter. Future wrote, "RIP UNKA #DD #FREEBANDDOUBLE..he called me the wizard & ima live up too it #lafamilia." Monica also paid tribute, posting an image that includes a photo of Double D with Rick Ross. Freeband Gusto, a rapper mentioned in Monica's Twitter feed, posted other photos of Double D, writing, "This was the only man that gave me some real game i love and miss my nigga OGD." (SPIN)