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The Kurdistan government has purchased 14 high-performance helicopters from MD Helicopters, Inc., of Mesa, and several state and local dignitaries were on hand Friday morning to celebrate the $50 million economic shot in the arm.
The Kurdistan Regional Government will use the 12 MD 530F and two MD 902 Explorer helicopters to provide support to the KRG Ministry of Interior for airborne law enforcement, firefighting missions and medical evacuation as the region builds out its infrastructure, according to an MD Helicopters news release.
None of the 14 are military helicopters, according to the release.
Attending the delivery ceremony Friday morning were U.S. Reps. Trent Franks and Matt Salmon, both Arizona Republicans; Arizona National Guard Chief of Staff Col. Len Dyer; Joseph V. Cuffari, Ph.D., Policy Advisor-Public Safety/Military Affairs for Arizona; Mesa Mayor Scott Smith; a representative from the KRG Ministry of Interior; and Craig Kitchen, chief commercial officer of MD Helicopters.
MD Helicopters, at 4555 E. McDowell Rd., employs nearly 500 people.
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And this is his confession: "I have gone astray like a lost sheep." Ps. 119:176
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Let me introduce myself. My name is Elon Todd Wood. I cherish my first name, Elon. It is a name that can be traced all the way back to the 1700s among the men in our family genealogy. Also, Elon is a biblical name, where the Semitic roots provide the Hebrew meaning of oaks. Hence, […]
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(1) Hey, I hear that reading the Old Testament is the scheduled reading for Latter-Day Saints in 2010. Is that true? If so, I am excited to read the KJV Old Testament with you all. I would like to stay connected on this, book by book. (2) Secondly, I want you all to buy a slim book […]
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It has been a great two days of worship with my family, our church family (Christmas Eve Candlelight Service), and then with my wife's family. Tonight, as I read through the Christmas cards, I worship the Lord anew. Here are some sampling of the joy written in the cards which we have received: In the […]
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These lyrics (and please listen to the song) described the old Todd Wood. :) My own moralism couldn't help me. I tried and tried and tried. But the gracious Gospel flowing through the Christ of Christmas sets me free. I am beaming from ear to ear, friends.
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Buddy Greene is coming to Southeastern Idaho in September 2010. One of the families in our church is inviting us all to their ranch to listen and sing with Buddy in a big, outdoor barn. It will be a great harvest festival. This has got to be one of my favorite Christmas songs, originating with […]
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John Granger takes a hermeneutical stab at interpreting Meyer's big hit series in our American pop culture over at "Touchstone". I was a little taken back by this quote: Carlisle Cullen was born in the mid-1660s, the same period when historic Mormonism was born in Europe. Someone needs to flesh this out a little more for […]
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Nigerian Operations Command Center Opens
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) Flight Tracking Command Center opened in Lagos in mid-April, coincidentally shortly after the IOC presentation touting African airspace modernization. At the request of the NCAA, Calgary, Canada-based AeroMechanical Services developed a satellite-based tracking system for Nigerian airline operations using a proprietary on-aircraft data streaming box. Airborne data is mixed on the ground with weather-radar information and displayed at the center using Flight Explorer software. The new center is not a replacement for ATC in that country, but rather acts as a supplement.Called AFIRS, for automated flight information reporting system, AeroMechanical Services' information stream can also provide command center monitors with voice and text messaging, engine/airframe data tracking to pinpoint approaching problems, credit card validation and on-demand streaming of "black box" data.
The high number of hull losses over the past decade in Nigeria is thought to have been a significant motivator for building the new flight-following system. African aviation sources say hull losses have been cut by 42 percent since 2001, a trend NCAA would like to continue. The NCAA Command Center currently tracks only aircraft of Nigerian registry.
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Though documentaries don't often get the same amount of buzz as other kinds of web content, it's been refreshing to see more docs - and particularly public media - attempt to tackle black issues and culture in the online space.
Last month, PBS unveiled a full slate of programming and events commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington. Among the offerings, the PBS Black Culture Connection website debuted The March @50, a web series by Shukree Tilghman (More Than a Month), which asks if America has delivered on the original demands of the marchers for jobs and freedom.
Four episodes have been released to date with one more on the way. Thus far there have been discussions on jobs, voting rights, school integration and mass incarceration, all with the underlying question of how much progress black Americans have made in the past 50 years. Would Civil Rights leaders be satisfied with what we've accomplished? Statistically, how do we stack up against our society half a century ago? The answers are interesting, if unsurprising.
Find the first four parts of the series below and weigh in with your thoughts:
KontentKing | December 6, 2013 2:02 PM
These are pretty succinct. Would love to see more like this.
Mizi | September 25, 2013 9:53 AM
I love this site. I always find out about new films I want to see & this time I actually get to see them right in the site. I found the 5th one and watched that as well. I love that even the haters of this one spend multiple paragraphs meditating on the question in this premise. I haven't watched the Google chats I see that went with each one yet, but I will. Looking forward to the extras I saw them mention on twitter. Anyway, thanks for posting.
udoug | September 20, 2013 2:39 PM
Useful stuff. Breaks it down in under 10 minutes each. I'm book marking these to pull out next time i get into an argument about systemic racial bias. All the facts on the major issues in one place. Issues of a generation ago are sadly still going to be contemporary a decade from now. This would be a great ongoing series.
Granted | September 19, 2013 8:21 AM
Only one more?
I wish this was a series with longer episodes.
More like this please!!!
Watchedit | September 19, 2013 8:13 AM
These were great. It's a shame they aren't being broadcast. You never see work like this on tv. These leave so much work and research for the viewer and spar a curiosity, which is what the best documentaries do. They give you facts from experts on big issues but in an intimate personal way. I ended up wanting more info and doing some research on my own.
Can't think of the last time any Doc made me do that.
CareyCarey | September 17, 2013 6:08 PM
GEEEEZZZZ, am I the only one who deplores these "let's analyze black folks" specials? Hell, I absolutely hate all of these so-called special reports on blacks, then and now. What's to be gained by watching Henry Louis Gate's six-part, six-hour series chronicling (supposedly) "the full sweep" of African American history? What am I to learn from Soledad O'Brien's Black In America I, II and I'll be your special kind of fool? And, if I can be brutally honest, I've yet to see any rewards from watching Bill Duke's Dark Girls documentary.
But if I had to answer the question "How far has Black Americans come in the last 50 years?" I'd have to use the slogan from another cigarette commercial, that is Virgina Slims' call to all women "YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY". Later campaigns have used the slogans, "It's a woman thANG," in the 1990s, and "Find your voice." A few claimed these marketing strategies as attempting to link smoking to women's freedom, emancipation, and empowerment. And, they worked.
Now those bamboozle stick campaigns are a perfect segue to my belief that we've come a long way while taking two steps back. And those missteps are the steps of the white man. In other words, by following the ways, looks and opinions of white folks, we've managed to royally fu*k ourselves.
I won't go too deep in this,, but every since we arrive here, many of us have gone out of our way to emulate the ways of white folks. For instance, many of us attack each other over "our hair" texture and skin tone. Some have bought the hype that our natural hair is not "right", not wavy, ain't bright, not like white folk's because it's too kinky and our skin is too dark. So some go out of their way to look just-like-them. Some even try their best to distance themselves from movies, music and a vernacular that would suggest it's a black thang, not a "white" thang. Some have even adapted the words "coonery" and "chitlin circuit" as tools against some forms of black entertainment.
I can go on and on about some blacks who walk in the white man's foot steps for all the wrong reasons, but we have come a long way, baby. AND, I can't stand TV specials on black folks.


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Story by Olga Zavyalova, NewEurasia's blogger in Dushanbe
Annual Award Ceremony "Top 50: the most stylish people of Dushanbe" was held in Dushanbe on January, 17. The idea of holding this Ceremony belongs to one of the most popular radio stations – "Vatan". General Manager of radio "Vatan", Vera Kulakova-Brannerud in her opening speech explained the main principles of winners selection: "Style – is a way of telling who you are, not saying a word. To deserve a title of the most stylish person of the year, you have to stand out in your lifestyle, business style, dressing style, your own skills and behavior style".
One year ago I have already written about the debates in Tajik Society around the New Year celebration in Tajikistan. Some members of the Party of Islamic Renaissancer (Namely Mr. Muhibullo Kurbon – chief additior of the party web-site) was officially against the celebration of the New Year as an alien tradition to Tajik traditional culture and the religion. Nevertheless we have celebrated New 2013 Year.
I have already written about Pamiti music in my previous posts. In one of them I was talking ablut maddoh. This time I want to show you the video of "dafbazm". Such compositions are played on selebration occasions, especially while welcoming guests.
On December 14-15 Ismaili Center in Dushanbe has hosted The annual Winter Handicraft Fair organized by Bactria Cultural Center.
Present video is a trailer to a "SHAMS at the ROOF OF THE WORLD" (authored by Zarina Oripova, producers Alisher Primkulov, Sergei Chutkov, Kirill Kuzmin) .
The first ever Dushanbe Fashion Week (DFW) began on December 8.
On November 17-23 STAB (School of Theory and Activism in Bishkek) conducted an animation workshop in Dushanbe for interested young people from Different regions of Tajikistan.
On November 24th Russian Drama Theater after Vladimir Mayakovsky , in Dushanbe has hosted a rock concert by "Zafar " music band. Guys performed a variety of songs on the Pamiri language .
On November 18th Dushanbe Art Ground hosted a lecture "Social aspects of design. Word is nothing, image is everything" by Georgy Mamedov (Bishkek). The event was organized in the frame of the European Week in Tajikistan. The event gathered journalists, designers, bloggers, artists, art critirs and students.
( "The Onion" – Video perfomance by Marina Abramovich)
On November 17, Dushanbe Art Ground Center has hosted a screening-lecture "Perfomance – art in action" by Faruh Kuziev. The lecture was conducted under the rehashed DADA manifesto "Art is what you can make out of yourself" as opposed to what you can make with something else thereby converging action and image into one inextricable artistic whole.


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By Karen Cohilas - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – After years of job growth at Albany's Marine Base, 2009 is ending with job cuts. There's not as much equipment for the Maintenance Center to repair. The main contractor, AECOM, laid off 300 workers in the last six weeks.
Maintenance center commander Col. Terry Reid says over the past 6 years, the maintenance center grew from 750 workers to more than 2050.
Now, that the work load has been reduced, the workforce must be cut as well. Col. Reid said, "That brings our total to 300 contractors. While we will not release any additional contractors for 2009, to be good stewards of our account, we will continue to evaluate our workload and workforce requirements."
Earlier this year, the workforce grew by 250 in anticipation in returning combat equipment back to its original operational status, but that didn't happen as expected.
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Daemon Vector is quite nice action title in 3rd person view with a fantastic part of graphic effects. There are also some basic RPG fundamentals, but don?t expect no matter what thing as complex as Oblivion or Gothic 3. Once again, this game comes on the market without any protection, so you don?t even need to crack it?This action RPG features gothic-styled slashing combat as a sinister strain of the Black Plague has brought to life Medieval Europe?s decomposing dead.
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Complications and Problems After Surgery
After your surgery is over, it is easy to feel like you are finished with your health issues and you just need to hurry up and recover so you can go about your life. Sometimes it is that easy -- you rest for a few days then you are on your feet and back to your normal life. The reality is that often the weeks following surgery aren't that simple or easy.
I'm Done With Surgery, Now What About This Incision?
Your surgery is over and it went very well, but now you have this incision you are supposed to take care of and no idea how to do it. Find out how to take care of your incision and prevent complications like an infection with simple and easy instructions like "wash your hands."
Why Does My Throat Hurt So Much? I Didn't Have Throat Surgery!
Your surgery is over and your throat hurts as much, if not more than, your incision. Find out why your throat is so sore, why it is normal after surgery and what you can do about it.
My Incision Can't Be Infected, I Followed Incision Care Instructions!
You've been washing your hands and doing all the right things, but your incision could be infected anyway. Find out the signs of infection, what to do if your incision has pus coming from it and when to call the doctor.
I'm Having Pain!
I knew I would have pain after surgery but this is a bit much! Find out how to improve your pain after surgery with pain medication or alternative methods of pain control.
I'm Having Trouble Urinating. Really. I Can't Pee!
You've had surgery and now you can't seem to urinate. Find out what causes this irritating complication and when it changes from being an annoyance to an emergency.
I'm So Constipated. Help! Make My Bowels Move!
As if having surgery wasn't bad enough, now you can't seem to have a bowel movement. Find out why this happens, what to do about it and why ignoring the problem can cause harm to your new incision.
When Can I Take a Bath? I Would Love a Bath, a Swim Would Be Nice Too!
After making do with showers and sponge baths, a real soak in the tub or swim in the pool may sound like a dream come true. Find out when it is safe to take the plunge without hurting your surgical site.
What Should I Eat, If I Ever Feel Like Eating Again?
Are there right and wrong things to eat after surgery? Not necessarily, but there are foods that you can eat that will limit complications like constipation and help improve wound healing.
Feeling Down? A Little Blue After Surgery or a Whole Lot of Blue?
After surgery many people feel, well, yucky. That isn't the medical term, but it is still a common way to describe the general feeling of recovery. After all, it is normal to feel pain, tired, run-down and lacking in energy. It is also common to experience depression after surgery, which can make you feel tired, run-down and lacking in energy. Learn how to identify the differences between a normal recovery and depression after surgery.
What Did My Surgeon Do to My Blood Pressure?
I had normal blood pressure, then I had surgery. Why do I have high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, now that my surgery is over?
I Think This Is Serious: Emergency Medical Treatment After Surgery
In rare circumstances, a normal recovery takes a sharp turn and leads to the need for emergency medical treatment. Learn how to identify the signs of a serious complication after surgery and what to do if you are facing a surgical emergency.
You have taken good care of your incision, you're eaten the right things, you've walked around when you didn't feel like walking around because you knew you would heal faster and you've washed your hands a thousand times. Since you've been such a good patient and healed so well, surely it is safe to have sex - or isn't it?


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The saying goes that "the pen is mightier than the sword." Arguably the sharpest pen in theatre belongs to David Mamet whose plays challenge our views of human behavior in all walks of life. With his new play, November, his pen has broken and has been replaced by a dull #2 pencil.
President Charles Smith (Ed Begley, Jr.) is trailing miserably in polls for re-election. His aide Archer Brown (Rod McLachlan) is trying to encourage him to give up and prepare for life after office. His unseen wife is worried about money and Smith wants to build a library, something he believes is guaranteed by the Constitution. Along comes the annual Thanksgiving ritual of pardoning a turkey – an early meeting since the Presidential election occurs well before the holiday. The representative of the National Association of Turkey (Todd Weeks) wants the President to pardon two turkeys. They've previously paid $50,000 for this stunt but Smith smells an opportunity for more money. This sets in motion the rest of the play which includes his lesbian speech writer (Felicity Huffman) who wants to marry her partner and a disgruntled American Indian (Gregory Cruz.)
Mr. Mamet is shooting fish in a barrel here. They are all soft targets and nothing he says in this play equals the absurdity of the American political landscape. As crazy as this campaign season has become (battling over Big Bird?) it seems inevitable that November would be outdated as soon as it was written. Gone is the usual Mamet sting that lingers. This is clearly a farce, but so is contemporary politics.
Mr. Begley, Jr. appeared to be suffering from vocal problems on opening night. When the show opened on Broadway Nathan Lane played the President. His larger-than-life persona seems more appropriate than Mr. Begley's more centered performance. The real joy in the cast is Ms. Huffman. I don't know if director Scott Zigler asked her to be more naturalistic than the rest of the cast, but she steals the show. She also seems to be in a different -- and perhaps more interesting -- play.
Mr. Mamet is one of our finest writers, but keeping up with the likes of Todd Akin puts November in the category of a failed campaign. I vote no.
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ENTRY PASS: Inside Baylor Basketball, Part I
Five-Star takes you inside the winning Baylor men's basketball program. See how the Bears prepare for action in the film room and hardwood before taking on an opponent.
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S60 5e C++ Developer's Library v2.1 > Testing > Testing your software > Setting up a test project > Tool setup
This page points the reader to S60 Platform: Location Example (v1.2), but asks to extract it to C:\temp\MapEx. Nothing wrong yet, except that there's a hint of a mismatch between LocationExample and MapEx which is the main problem in completing the exercise by simply following directions.
Next page, "Creating the unit test project" the sample code for TestHeader.h has two references to CMapExampleSmsEngine but in the code extracted in step above, it is actually CLocationExampleSmsEngine. This doesn't cause a problem until tests are actually implemented but it will confuse the reader at that point.
On the same page, step 6, in bld.inf if "makefile ExtraTestBuildTasks.bldmake" is used as suggested, there seems to be a problem with nmake (which there's an pointer to an outdated version in the tool setup section). To avoid running into this issue, change that to "gnumakefile ExtraTestBuildtasks.bldmake" as suggested by user IceBlue in the C++ forums.
On the next page, "Stubbing dependencies" again references to CMapEx... should be changed to CLocationExample...
The list of empty functions shown here don't match the errors I get from the linker at this point. They were actually needed later, but that this point several other symbols were undefined.
On the next page "Implementing tests" this is where I first discovered the problem with TestHeader.h I mentioned earlier, and had to be fixed. The rest of the process went OK, but I had to refer to the provided TestSource.cpp because I found the descriptions a little inadequate.
A suggestion I might make as an addition to this tutorial would be to make at least one test fail. If not, one can go through the whole tutorial and not experience that and get to see how SymbianOSUnit shows failures and how to go about fixing it.
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A man and his nephew were killed when a goods train ran over them near Rajhara station in Palamau district under Dhanbad division of East Central Railway on Monday, Government Railway Police sources said.
Last Updated: Saturday, March 29, 2014, 22:25
Three wagons of a goods train and its engine got derailed after Naxals allegedly ruptured a railway track in Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh, police said.
Last Updated: Wednesday, November 27, 2013, 15:05
The middle portion of a flyover with vehicles passing over it collapsed on a goods train in Bihar`s Muzaffarpur town on Wednesday, injuring seven persons.
Last Updated: Tuesday, November 26, 2013, 16:10
Three persons were killed at the Old Delhi Railway station when an empty goods train derailed while it was being taken to the yard and its wagon rammed into a boundary wall.
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Five bogies of a goods train derailed near Beach Railway Station here Friday, but there were no casualties, official sources said.
Last Updated: Monday, September 30, 2013, 21:50
Seven bogies of a goods train derailed at Vizianagaram railway station this evening, Government Railway Police said.
Last Updated: Saturday, August 17, 2013, 18:04
A goods train carrying coal derailed near Ulna Bhari station in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, disrupting movement of trains on Delhi-Howrah main rail route.
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Two bogies of a goods train derailed inside a tunnel near Bagetar railway station in Assam`s Dima Hasao district Tuesday, delaying movement of trains.
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Two persons were killed when a truck in which they were travelling rammed into a goods train at an unmanned railway crossing near Mandalgarh on the Bhilwara-Chittorgarh route.
Last Updated: Sunday, June 02, 2013, 23:20
Passengers of Palamau Express had a narrow escape when a tractor, being dragged by a goods train, brushed it on the sideways near Nawaidh in Latehar district on Sunday.
Last Updated: Monday, May 27, 2013, 00:20
Five bogies of a goods train derailed affecting rail services in Lumding-Badarpur metre gauge railway section in Assam`s Dima Hasao district.
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A bogey of a goods train caught fire at Purulia railway station which was doused by fire tenders, railway sources said.
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Cue the bit about "liquid assets." Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists' latest bullish call favors water stocks.
Two reasons are given to be bullish on the S&P Global Water Total Return Index. One is the "global water crisis." A billion people lack access to clean water, the firm writes. "[W]ater is undergoing pressure both on the supply and demand side."
The other is about charts. The index completed a year-long relative bottom versus the S&P 500 (SPY) total return, write Mary Ann Bartels, Stephen Suttmeier and Jue Xiong.
There are at least four exchange-traded funds to buy into the theme or something close to it. All four have beaten the S&P 500 on a price basis during 2012.
They are the PowerShares Global Water (PIO), Guggenheim S&P Global Water Index ETFP (CGW), First Trust ISE Water Index Fund (FIW) and PowerShares Water Resources (PHO).
As exchange-traded funds and other investing vehicles have ballooned in number, the task of figuring out what works well and what doesn't has only gotten harder. Barrons.com's Focus on Funds looks under the hood of ETFs, mutual funds and hedge funds for overlooked values, actionable ideas and the latest pitfalls for fund investors. The blog is written by Brendan Conway, Barron's funds blogger and columnist. Brendan holds degrees from Harvard and NYU and most recently reported on stocks and the options market for Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.
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|Edward M. Perkins, 102
Edward M. Perkins, 102, of Butler, passed away on March 25, 2013 at the River Valley Nursing Home, Butler.
He was born in Berlin, Ky. on February 6, 1911 to the late Edward and Minnie Clos Perkins.
Mr. Perkins was a veteran of the United States Navy and served in WWII.
Preceding him in death, in addition to parents, were wife, Mary Mains Perkins and 10 brothers.
Surviving are several nieces and nephews.
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Dennis Siver (18-7, 7-4 UFC) will look to build on the biggest win of his UFC career when he takes on the relentless Matt Wiman (13-5, 7-3 UFC), who looked pretty good himself in his last fight. Both fighters are looking to continue three-fight win streaks. This lightweight UFC 132 fight will open the pay-per-view broadcast, that begins at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.
How do these two stack up?
Siver: 32 years old | 5'7" | 70" reach
Wiman: 27 years old | 5'10" | 67" reach
What have these two done recently?
Siver: W - George Sotiropoulos (UD) | W - Andre Winner (SUB) | W - Spencer Fisher (UD)
Wiman: W - Cole Miller (UD) | W - Mac Danzig (SUB) | W - Shane Nelson (UD)
How did these two get here?
Dennis Siver has really stepped up his game since a 1-3 stint in the promotion that ended over three years ago. Since getting the invite back, Siver has gone 6-1 and won four bonuses in the process. He was seen as a lame duck entering his UFC 127 fight against George Sotiropoulos, but he went out and proved everyone wrong while picking up a comfortable decision victory. He enters this fight looking to scratch and claw his way to the top of a very crowded lightweight division.
Matt Wiman started his UFC career as a 22-year-old at UFC 60, where he lost a spirited fight with Spencer Fisher. He was then invited to be a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter 5, where he eventually lost to Manny Gamburyan. He re-started in the UFC with four straight wins, but was given a tough fight with Jim Miller next and dropped a decision. He also lost his next outing to Sam Stout, but by that point he had won three fight of the night bonuses in a row despite the two losses. Since then he's turned it around and won three straight, the last being a dominant decision win over Cole Miller.
Why should you care?
Dennis Siver has some pretty good striking and usually has exciting fights. Matt Wiman is an animal that likes to maul his opponents. Something's got to give here, and I think you'll probably want to see what happens.


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Preparing a planting site
Once you and your students have used the Wildscape Planner to prepare some planting projects - it's time to prepare your planting site.
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Planting trees and shrubs
The plants have been purchased, the planting site prepared and now it's time to begin planting!
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Creating a lizard garden
Use this project to help students create the perfect habitat for lizards. Small skinks will establish themselves in your purpose-built lizrd garden.
Creating an insect grassland
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The Backyard Prisoner: The Story of Jaycee Dugard
Brain Injury, Drugs, or Just A Bad Seed?
The son of a forklift operator and a real estate agent in Antioch, Calif., Phillip Garrido, now 58, was a quiet kid, but, by the time he graduated from Brentwood's Liberty High School in 1969, he had come to stand out as a little weird. He had grown his hair out, experimented with drugs and played in a psychedelic rock band. To most of his classmates, the moccasins, the fringed leather jacket, and the black light in his bedroom marked him as an outsider.
Maybe he was just more in tune with nearby San Francisco's youth culture than were his peers in the remote east end of the Bay Area. But his father would later point back to this period as a significant turning point, saying that the head injury Garrido sustained in a motorcycle accident changed him.
His high school sweetheart seemed like an unlikely match. Christine Perreira was the daughter of a locally prominent family. She had been popular in school, racking up a long roster of extracurricular activities. She would later report, though, that he beat her and that he'd raped a girl in school.
Garrido was charged with the rape of another girl in Antioch in 1972. The 14-year-old said that he gave her barbiturates and raped her when she passed out. But she refused to testify, and the charges were dropped. She would come forward in 2009 to make sure officials were aware of the incident, even though the statute of limitations on her case had long since passed.
Despite these incidents, Perreira and Garrido got married and moved to South Lake Tahoe in 1973. He'd allegedly been dealing drugs, and may have been pushed out of Antioch by other drug dealers. In Tahoe, she dealt blackjack at the Harrah's Casino while he played the bass guitar.
She stuck by him through that first allegation and as he struggled to make it as a musician, but she would divorce him after a second set of criminal charges.
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Police say it was a dispute over property in the Spring Creek neighborhood.
It happened on the night of Thursday, Sept. 6, during a homeowners' association meeting held at Springdale Community Church.
"It's a regular meeting that they have here," said Jason Autry, pastor of the church. "It's been a wonderful relationship."
Police say 55-year-old Mahmoud Hindi had been arguing with neighbors about a fence and driveway at his home.
Police say the meeting had been going on for a little while before Hindi pulled out his gun and shot and killed 73-year-old David Merritt and critically injured Marvin Fisher.
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CBS News Covers Tracks After Pro-Obama Merchandise Store Revealed
As reported by the Blaze earlier today, CBS News's online store is selling seven different Obama-related items, but complementary Republican merchandise is suspiciously absent. The online store includes paperback and hardback copies of Obama's memoir, "Dreams From My Father," and five memorabilia books and DVDs of his campaign and election.
When the Blaze looked into the matter, CBS News had even dedicated an entire tab of its store to the president. The category has since been removed, but searching "Obama" in the online store still returns all the merchandise. When the items are clicked on, though, shoppers are redirected to the online store's home page. Such activity raises the question of why seven different pro-Obama items were for sale alongside CBS News mugs, tote bags, and t-shirts, while not a single piece of Republican merchandise can be found in the store.
Before the separate "Barack Obama" tab was taken down, a note at the bottom of the page read,
CBS News t-shirts and CBS News hoodies will show you're a true newshound. And don't forget all the latest DVDs and books with historical significance. Choose from 60 Minutes Barack Obama DVDs, Barack Obama books and other timely tales with national importance.
Upon searching for "politics," "Republicans," "Democrats," "president," "Bill Clinton," "George Bush," "conservative," "liberal," and "memoir," the only other politician that showed up was Ted Kennedy for his memoir, "True Compass." His memoir was also previously listed under the Barack Obama tab. Surely, those are not the only two politicians that can be considered of "historical significance" or of "national importance."
When the Blaze contact CBS for a comment on the excess of Obama merchandise,
...[N]o one initially knew who was in charge of the store, or indeed, that one existed. One woman even asked, "There's a CBS News online store?"
After several hours being bounced around through various departments, CBS directed The Blaze to a spokesman for CBS Interactive, the arm that manages the network's online content. [...]
In a statement, the spokesman said the merchandise posted for sale was a mistake by the store's third-party provider and would be taken down: "It has come to our attention that merchandise unrelated to CBS News was inadvertently made available by our third-party provider on the webpage that is located in the CBS Interactive online store. The items will be removed. We'd like to thank The Blaze for their vigilance in this important matter."
Still, the fact that any other political merchandise was unavailable in the online store, especially when the political merchandise creates a profit for the president, calls into question the allegiance of CBS News to Obama.
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Zen time
Submitted by Franksam on Thu, 08/18/2011 - 6:31pm.
The question is the answer.
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That was a rhetorical question, right Aubrey?
Submitted by UpNorth on Thu, 08/18/2011 - 6:36pm.
"Such activity raises the question of why seven different pro-Obama items were for sale alongside CBS News mugs, tote bags, and t-shirts, while not a single piece of Republican merchandise can be found in the store". I mean, this is so obvious it shouldn't even be a question.
And there's no question about CBS's allegiance to Obama.
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Only item left out
Submitted by BMorgan53 on Thu, 08/18/2011 - 6:56pm.
is the Obama Toilet Paper, oops, my bad, forgot that $ bills have now taken that position.
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I didn't see the knee pads.
Submitted by GregE on Thu, 08/18/2011 - 6:36pm.
They keeping those?
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"For crying out loud, he's the president. What's the big deal?"
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Submitted by Kansasgirl on Thu, 08/18/2011 - 7:28pm.
Do these people not realize how ridiculous their excuses sound?
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CBS saw a huge profit
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Thu, 08/18/2011 - 8:35pm.
CBS saw a huge profit opportunity. They most likely picked these items up for pennies on the dollar and the markup will make CBS a killing.
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Submitted by kg on Fri, 08/19/2011 - 10:59am.
That's wishful thinking. I bet those Obama collector plates and coins with decals stuck on them are still HOT items...NOT!
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If they don't know who is
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If they don't know who is running the store it says volumes about their business model.
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CBS wing of DNC
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What is the problem with CBS handling Obummer mdse? They are a wing of the Democrat party and he is a Democrat.
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Vertical farming and agriculture are featuring more heavily in urban planning and architecture, not purely for food production but also for combating CO2 production. The latest phase in this trend has been heralded by architecture firm Influx_Studio who are looking at retrofitting buildings with green areas and sustainable technology to lower CO2 emissions.
The firm clearly feel that this is the future of green building design, particularly in Chicago where they estimate that around three quarters of CO2 emissions in the city originate from office blocks and other buildings, fitting vertical farms and hydroponics systems in these places would provide a practical and environmental solution.
As part of a wider initiative called "Decarbonise Chicago", the firm are looking at retrofitting an existing block, the Marina City's Tower with a range of sustainable technologies including solar panels, windfarms, hydroponics bays and also an algae bioreactor. The gardens will form a semicircular balcony on each of the bays given residents the chance to raise their own produce. Interestingly it is the algae bioreactors which offer the greatest advantage to battling CO2 emissions.
The building hopes to take a three pronged approach to tackling carbon emissions. Firstly, carbon will be directly taken from the air using the algae bioreactor, a highly successful and natural CO2 absorber. Secondly, carbon dioxide will be absorbed by the algae and vertical farms as the plants grow, finally due to the implementation of sustainable energy technologies being utilised within the building, carbon emissions are further reduced as less fossil fuels are used to maintain the building. Each element not only reduces CO2 individually but because of the ways they integrate, for example the wind turbines bringing air into the algae system, they combine to increase effectiveness.
For Influx_Studio the project goes beyond simply retrofitting a single building but a new school of thinking that makes buildings as sustainable as possible and incorporates multiple technologies to help reduce carbon footprints. Clearly, these buildings will play a role in future urban planning and the combating of climate change – naturally, hydroponics will have its part to play too.


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This morning, TNT and TBS revealed their rather extensive development plans for a plethora of original scripted and unscripted programming, enlisting the creative minds of some of the industry's top talents, both in front of, and behind the camera.
One of those titles in development that caught my eye is an hour-long scripted detective series titled The Command , which Antoine Fuqua is listed as the director and executive producer for. He'll likely only direct the pilot episode, and if the series does get picked up, he'll put on his producer hat, and put other directors to work.
The Command is said to center on an elite squad of hand-picked detectives within the New York City police department called the Borough Command, who are assigned only the toughest, highest-profile and most-unsolvable cases. "The best detectives, the hardest cases," it reads.
As the series is still in development, not much else is available about it. So, we can only wait and see what (if anything) develops here. But, from the little that's here, it all certainly sounds like Fuqua's professional milieu.
... so stay tuned...
Jug | May 18, 2011 4:50 AM
@Lynn-Why Beals? BECAUSE...we just saw her yesterday...and THAT ladies & gentleman is how casting goes "Who did we just see? Oh, ok, cast them & let's move on". :-(
Fuqua is one of the few directors out there who makes movies for MEN. Not stupid mind you, but movies where the male roles are MEN, not overly groomed man-children who can hit a high note. You're gonna get men handling business, kickin' ass & takin' names, all with a little bit of pathos. Not many of them anymore. Only thing to put him over the top is the stories need juuuust a bit more attention to complexity.
But GOOD to see that Fuqua is making his way on TV as well, because that is where all film quality, both in front of & behind the camera, is going (already there really).
Dankwa Brooks | May 18, 2011 4:44 AM
I would be more impressed if it was on FX or even better HBO or Showtime. TNT seems to take the light road when it comes to dramas. I wacthed that 'Blue' show with that cat from 'The Practice' and Omari Hardwick and it was SO watered down. I'm like pass.
"The best detectives, the hardest cases," sounds like copywriter bullsh*t.
Lynn | May 18, 2011 3:09 AM
@ tue
Why Jennifer Beals?? There are so many other actors/actresses out there. Besides, he is probably going to direct a few episodes.
Zeus | May 18, 2011 2:56 AM
Now this brother inspires me. He has skills. Definitely will be looking out for this!
tue | May 18, 2011 2:54 AM
I hope this show gets picked up and Jennifer Beals is one othe stars.


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Oh be quite Christian. Jeremy Clarkson's not worried about it and He's English.
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Haha @ Anthony, nice Top Gear reference.
Camaro ZL1 Beats the Porsche 911 Turbo S around the 'Ring
(Oct 06, 2011)
And if you think it can't take corners then You must not even know what the nurburgring is. It's not call "green hell" for nothing
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You're a tool Collin. You can dispute numbers.
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I don't know Andy. They had that problem with people driving their Astons around rock queries for awhile...
Frankfurt 2011: 2012 Toyota Prius Family
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You're a tool Carter.
Frankfurt 2011: Ford Focus ST-R
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I think it's just a regular manuel. I can see the gear numbers on the stick.
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What car is this that they ruined? It looks like an Escalade or something.
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Don't forget the the turbos. One for each cylinder.
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@Jason. Ok let's compare it to a quad 4 wheeler too then, cause it's compact, had a high power to weight ratio, and has AWD.
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The wrx-sti and the TT aren't in the same class of cars. The comparison doesn't make sense.
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Only wieners drive a prius. I call them a prinis, if you get what I'm saying.
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The CTS-V does not have 600 hp, it has 556hp.
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@ clark. Ha ha, he even has the helmet head right.
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@Jack, I am a real car guy. But before I became a car guy I was an airplane guy. Now I'm both.
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Haha. When I saw the name i thought the same thing
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@Jaime. More like an F1 car for giants! I also approve!
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(May 22, 2011)
Very aggressive looking! Has a lot of styling from the original.
Ford Researches Eco Friendly Interior Solutions
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Any way though. So I don't think that's why.
Ford Researches Eco Friendly Interior Solutions
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Well it's obviously growing out side of the green house an
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Should have won that one. 3 big mistakes cost us the game
- Moreno's fumble on the 2nd play on 1st drive. Cost at least 3 points if not 7.
- Botched snap from Paxton. The million dollar man's only job is to snap back to the holder so that Prater can split the uprights. Cost 3 points.
- Opening drive in the 2nd half. Prater misses his first FG of the year. Can't really blame him he to much. He was 8 for 8 before missing there, but he just hit a 59 yarder before the end of the half. Cost 3 points.
If we would have hit on those plays the PI at the end would not have made much of a difference. Then the Walton's snap would never have happened. The Jets where the best team in the NFL, along with the Ravens, and we should of, could have won the game. Sloppy mistakes cost us the game.
After the Jump, a look at Oakland and Denver's history and keys to the game.
Denver is 1.5 games back of the Chiefs. Lets look at the next 3 weeks to see where the Chiefs and us will be before we play each other.
Denver has 2 games and a bye. We get the Raiders at home next week and the 49ers the week after that in London. Denver has won 6 of the last 10 against the Raiders at home. The average score has been 20-19. Close games have made this a must see game. In the last 10 years Denver has averaged 9 wins a season, with 6 of 10 9+ wins and9 of 10 8-8 or better. Oakland in the same 10 years have averaged 6 wins and have only had 3 seasons with 9+ or 8-8. The point is no matter what there records are Denver and the Faiders is always a close fought game. In fact in the last 10 years 2 have been decided by 1 point, 4 by 3 points or less. Denver is 2-2 in those 4 games. Denver should be able to win this game with ease, but more then likely the game will be decided by less then 3 points. Game plan for Denver:
- Stop Oakland's run game. Oakland has averaged 130.2 yards rushing per game. Neither Gronkowski or Campbell scare me and there don't have the receivers either. Make the pass beat us.
- Run the ball. Oakland is 2-0 when allowing less then 100 yards rushing in a single game. In there 4 loses Oakland has allowed 183.0 yards rushing per game, 2 of those 4 games there have allowed more then 200 yards rushing.
- Home field advantage. Oakland is 0-3 on the road this year and averaging 15-26. Take carry of these and we win the game.
Oakland is always a team that wins games when there have no right to win it. Look for the Broncos to win this game and hopefully Jacksonville and New England can help us get with in a half a game. Go Broncos!!!


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For an overview of the profession, see the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Outlook Handbook. Currently, the most recent BLS employment data for paralegals and legal assistants is from May of 2011. Note that these data exclude legal secretaries, so be sure to look also at legal secretary employment data when you consider employment opportunities in the profession. There are about as many legal secretaries as paralegals nationwide, but the distribution varies; here in Alabama, legal secretaries are more common that paralegals. I've created a spreadsheet of Alabama employment data below; you can also create your own custom spreadsheet using the Occupational Employment Statistics Query System.
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You can find an overview of the most recent paralegal employment from the Bureau of Labor statistics. Remember that the BLS data does not include information about legal secretaries, which is here. Below is a spreadsheet of BLS employment data for paralegals specific to Alabama.
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Dear Blogworld:
Thank you for letting me get my words out. I have so many at times and then sometimes I have so few.
My little boy is doing amazing things - for instance....he is being social. Social - happy and interacting with other humans. Again....don't want to step too high on the hopes ladder...but things are looking good.
Yesterday after three years of being terrified of the pool and the bath (getting water in his face/eyes) he went swimming at his Aunt Nora's. He swam (floated) across the pool by himself. He touched the bottom of the pool. He ate dinner at Aunt Nora's and for the first time (except for when Jim and I visited Johns Hopkins) I had an afternoon without him. The first time in six years. It was scary, weird and relaxing and I missed him horribly and I had such guilt. Nora was happy. Andrew was happy. I was happy. I had to have guilt.
He has been so funny - the other day Jim had the measuring tape open. Andrew had a banana he was in the process of eating. He charged Jim and with a hint of Antonio Banderas in his voice he declared, "My banana is no match for your sword." I wrote about this on Facebook - I almost wet myself.
Today I read a story about a little girl and her mother (link below). It took my breath. It does put things in perspective. Our struggles are struggles -- but I think we all need a wake up call once in a while and these "words" gave me one. Pray for Jessica. I am.
Andrew's Mom
P.S. One funny note - I somehow have become one of my own followers on my blog and can't seem to unfollow myself. Does this qualify as blogurbation?
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
My banana is no match for your sword.
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Serving Size:
Entree: 1lb wings per person
Appetizer: .25-.50lbs wings per person
For the sake of this recipe it will serve 2.
2lbs Pastured Chicken Wings
Frank's RedHot Original (If you want spicy buffalo style wings) or Organic Harvest Jalapeno Pepper Sauce or Organic Harvest Chipotle Habanero Sauce
Grassfed Butter or Virgin Coconut Oil
Sea Salt
Black Pepper
- Preheat Oven to 400F - If you have a charcoal grill I would also get this started so once the chicken comes out of the oven it can go onto the grill for the last 10-20 min.
- Rinse wings w/ water and clip with kitchen sheers as shown in the photo below.
- Once everything has been chopped as shown above, set out on your baking dish
- Sprinkle w/ a little sea salt & black pepper and bake for 20 min at 400F
- On stove - Add 1/4-1/2c Hot Sauce of Choice & Melt w/ 2T Grassfed Butter or Virgin Coconut Oil - Mix until melted over low-medium heat and turn off until ready to toss w/ wings after grilling (This step is optional).
- After 20 min are up in oven, place wings onto your grill and cook for an additional 10-20 min. Be careful not to burn the skin, you just want it to get nice & crunchy but not overcooked.
- In a large mixing bowl toss prepared hot sauce & wings together
- EAT! We like to serve ours w/ rosemary baked sweet potato fries(BELOW) & Edo's spicy aioli (BELOW) and a side salad. DELICIOUS!
Recipe for Baked Sweet Potato Fries:
1 Organic Sweet Potato - Sliced as shown in photo below
1/4t Fresh Ground Black Pepper (optional)
1/2t Celtic Sea Salt
1 Sprig Fresh Rosemary
1/4t Ground Chipotle Pepper (optional)
1/2t Cracked Red Pepper (optional)
1/2t Onion Powder
1/2t Garlic Powder
1T Melted Expeller Pressed Coconut Oil
1T Melted Expeller Pressed Coconut Oil
- Preheat oven to 425F
- Toss all ingredients into a medium mixing bowl - ensure all ingredients are coated as photo shows below.
- Place on baking dish and cook for 30-40 min.
- Check on Fries 15 min into cooking and flip to other side
- Remove from oven and Serve once both sides of the sweet potato fries have some crunch to them as shown in photo below.
Directions for Preparing Spicy Aioli:
- Add egg, 1T mustard, pinch of Italian spices, sea salt & black pepper, juice of 1 medium lemon, 3 cloves garlic, 1T sriracha (gluten free), 3 diced green onions (white & green) into your blender - We use our Vitamix that has multiple speed levels.
- Blend on medium (level 5 of 10 on Vitamix) for 5 seconds
- Slowly add EVOO into blender on medium/high speed (level 7/8 of 10 on Vitamix) - Continue to add until you get a creamy consistency. Be careful not to add to much olive oil or it will turn into a thick mayo.
- Taste & re-add ingredients until your desired taste has been achieved.
- Set aside for later use or store in the fridge for use up to 5-7 days.


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Nobel Women's Initiative's Conference on Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict
Submitted by Kyla Bender-Baird on Mon, 05/23/2011 - 2:41pm
Today marks the beginning of the Nobel Women's Initiative's Conference on Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict. This three-day conference gathers over 100 women—including Nobel Laureates Jody Williams, Shirin Ebadi and Mairead Maguire—to discuss how to end sexual violence in conflict. According to this article on the conference's approach,
The laureates want to end the culture of impunity around sexual violence; they want better protection in place for women and children; they want more medical and legal services for survivors and improved systems to track incidents.
They define the issue broadly, to include regions still in turmoil even after the fighting is over, or where the rule of law has broken down, leaving women vulnerable — in Haiti after the earthquake, for example, or in refugee camps. The group also defines sexual violence broadly, to include any forced sexual activity, including trafficking, and notes that men and boys are also sometimes targeted.
Many of these issues were discussed at NCRW's 2010 Annual Conference, Strategic Imperatives for Ending Violence Against Women. The Plan of Action we released based on this conference includes many resources, action steps, and recommended research, policy, advocacy, and funding priorities promoted throughout the gathering.
If you'd like to follow the Nobel Women's Initiative's Conference live, Jaclyn Friedman—Executive Director of Women, Action, & the Media and editor of Yes Means Yes—is liveblogging several of the sessions over at Feministe. This morning, she liveblogged the panel Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict: Prevention & Protection with Joanna Kerr, Action Aid International, South Africa; Joanne Sandler, UN Women; Charlotte Isaksson, Armed Forces, Sweden; and Binalakshmi Nepram, Manipur Women Gun Survivor Network, India.
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New Video: Drake – 'Worst Behavior' (co-starring His Dad)
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Drake was able to leave his emotions in Marvin's Room long enough to travel down to Memphis last month and shoot the latest visual off of his platinum album, Nothing Was The Same. In the 10-minute video for "Worst Behavior," Drake takes us to the hood, where he spent half his childhood with his father, and he mobs deep down the famous Beale Street with his crew while chanting, "Maf-cka's never loved us, I'm on my worst behavior, don't get it f-cked up!"
There are also appearances in the video by his dad (who's dressed in his finest pimp suits), as well as rappers Juicy J and Project Pat.
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This video and song kind of makes you want to go and tear up some ish!
In his recent hour-long interview with Jian Ghomeshi, Drake talked about what it was like being in the Memphis scene and how it shaped him as an artist.
It was pivotal in shaping the man I am today. Going to Memphis gave me a glimpse into what rap really felt like. I got to go and be around Yo Gotti in the very early stages and it was only because my cousin's baby father used to manage him. He used to bring me around a crazy lifestyle that I knew nothing about being from here. It was just surreal. It seemed so big. The clubs seemed so glamorous. The cars just seemed so expensive. These guys were drinking Louis XIII. My mind was blown. I was so young and I got to see not only rap culture, but Southern rap culture which is very influential. It opened up not only my mind but my ears.
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Another important security concern is the rapid growth of malware. For example, a recent report from Cisco identified almost 290,000 unique instances of malware on the Web in June 2011. That's almost triple the number of unique instances of malware that Cisco found on the Web in March 2011 (105,536).
To protect against malware, a CNS should be able to identify sites or content that are either suspicious or are known to distribute malware. In order to be effective, a CNS that provides Web content filtering or malware protection needs a source of intellectual capital, such as Blue Coat's WebPulse service, that identifies known and suspected vulnerabilities. Ideally the CNS also offers comprehensive anti-virus scanning for additional protection from any form of malware that is contained in file attachments.
Because of the breadth of what is meant by network management, it is possible to find management-focused CNSs that provide a wide range of functionality. For example, Virtela manages security products such as IPSs and firewalls. Meraki manages basic networking functionality, such as routers. When evaluating any of these solutions, IT organizations need to determine how wide a range of vendor's products the solution can manage and how much expertise the vendor has with those products.
According to the IBM report, most IT professionals view the data stored on mobile devices and how that data can be misused or lost as a serious security threat.
That view creates a marketplace opportunity for a CNS, such as the one provided by Virtela, that provides mobile device management. The need for such a service is reinforced by a recent report that concluded that many IT organizations are struggling to support the growth in mobile employees.
In contrast to popular types of cloud-based functionality such as VoIP, security and management, desktop virtualization is a topic that has received a lot of attention in the trade press, but has not been widely implemented.
Our market research data indicates that there is not much interest in a CNS, such as the one provided by Dell , that offers desktop virtualization functionality. However, that could change over time.
Over the last few years, IT organizations have begun to broadly adopt SaaS and IaaS solutions and numerous market research reports indicate that the adoption of these solutions will increase significantly over the foreseeable future. However, with the exception of communications and collaboration, to date the SaaS solutions that have been adopted have largely been enterprise business applications such as CRM or ERP and the IaaS solutions that have been adopted have been basic compute and storage.
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Tommyrot: Tom Suozzi Does the Holy Sacrament of Extreme Disf-Unction (The Mournful Coda in a Two Act Tragedy)
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Mon, 07/31/2006 - 6:24pm
Eliot Spitzer has pulled off a neat trick. In a party seemingly more and more driven by its most ideological activists, he has been embraced wholeheartedly by the party's left wing, even though all evidence indicates he's a Bill Clinton type, neo-liberal, new Democrat. Part of this success stems from the perception that his primary opponent, Tom Suozzi, is consistently to his right on social issues.
But is it really so?
To the extent that the positions of the candidates would result in substantive differences in public policy as actually implemented, the answers range from "not very true" to "almost exactly the opposite is actually the case". But, put on the defensive, Suozzi was unwilling or unable to convey the truth to the party base, especially the liberals most likely to respond to his message of "reform". Having been seen as failing to pass the litmus tests required for admission to consideration, Suozzi's campaign was doomed from the start. Since the ability to communicate one's agenda (or, when necessary, to obscure it) is a political skill of considerable value to a Governor, perhaps this alone justifies the drubbing Suozzi is about to suffer.
Nonetheless, while doing an autopsy upon a patient who, though in extremis, is still technically alive, violates the ethics of the medical profession, it is the pundit's stock in trade. Herewith, a point by point analysis of the truth, should anyone actually care (a doubtful supposition at best).
Take abortions rights. Suozzi is pro-choice and does not advocate changing the state's policy of paying for Medicaid abortions; he also does not support parental notification. While he does differ with Spitzer on late term abortions, the bottom line on this issue seems likely to be settled in Congress or the federal courts, and even if it ultimately falls to the legislature, there's as much chance of it coming to a vote in the Assembly as there is of David Yassky being the best man at Geoffrey Davis's wedding. Suozzi, who actually appears to take seriously the old Clinton line about making abortion "safe legal and rare", has recently implemented a plan in Nassau County to accomplish such a goal, which has the support of both Planned Parenthood and the local Catholic diocese, but has drawn the heat of pro-choice forces elsewhere (see www.r8ny.com/blog/gatemouth/safe_legal_and_rare.html).
But the fact that Suozzi apparently believes that the right to have an abortion is meaningless to a woman who wants to keep a child but cannot find the resources which would allow her to do so, and is serious about offering single women a full set of reproductive options which might actually include reproduction, does not, by itself, render him a conservative. In the old days we called politicians who supported such programs "bleeding heart liberals". Bottom line, on this issue, Spitzer is, in practical effect, only about an inch to the left of Suozzi socially; but given Suozzi's willingness to publicly support what is, in essence, an entitlement program for pregnant women, Spitzer may actually be to the right on the economics.
Then there is gay marriage. Spitzer supports it; Suozzi supports it in all but name, favoring a Vermont type civil union, which encompasses all the rights of marriage. In my heart, I'm with Spitzer on this one. But, while I personally favor marriage over civil union, the important thing is to take the necessary steps to ensure the interests of thousands of gay families who suffer every day by being denied such rights. As such, if calling it civil union would better ensure the passage of such legislation, then I say pass it now for the substance, and worry later about what we call it. I note this may work better than one might think. Last year, the Brooklyn Republicans, a group not known for social liberalism, could not pass a platform plank on gay marriage because no faction could muster a majority; but, a majority of them favored either marital equity or civil union.
I should also note that Suozzi's position may have a better chance of becoming law. Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver is an Orthodox Jew, and Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno is socially conservative, albeit pragmatic. However, I have to acknowledge that Suozzi's rationale for his position is from hunger. He calls marriage a sacrament; but, the state does not give out sacraments; religions do. In the secular realm (the only realm a Governor deals with in his public capacity), marriage is like property, a bundle of rights (and concomitant responsibilities). State sanctioned gay marriage does not impede anyone's religious freedom. Those religions which have no theological problem with it already perform gay weddings which, at the present time, are perhaps sanctified in the eyes of God, but not in the eyes of the law; if the law changes, those religions which do have a problem with gay marriage will continue to have the First Amendment right to not perform rituals they do not embrace. Orthodox Jews don't do baptisms; Catholics don't do brit melah; neither will be forced by the law into performing gay weddings. On this issue, Suozzi gets a C- on rhetoric, but in substance, his position is only about an inch to the right of Spitzer's, and when push comes to shove, Spitzer may eventually conclude civil unions are the practical solution when compared to no change in the law at all.
But if the difference between gay marriage and civil union is merely one of semantics (like Mo Udall's old joke about the difference between adultery and fornication; "I've tried both and they feel exactly the same to me"); the difference between life and death is awesome. Spitzer supports the death penalty, Suozzi opposes it. Now, while I don't regard executions are immoral (some folks really don't deserve to live), I oppose the capital punishment because the criminal justice system is capable of ghastly injustices, and death is, under science as we know it in 2006, irreversible. Spitzer is not merely pro-capital punishment; in his 1994 primary race for AG, he practically ran as a virtual reality version of the Angel of Death, complete with pro-execution push-polling (a Spitzer phone bank would ask a voter if they favored capital punishment; if they said yes, the caller would then explain that Spitzer's three opponents opposed the death penalty, while only Spitzer favored it). These days Spitzer is as silent on the topic as he can get away with, in deference to his carefully cultivated effort to portray himself as a progressive, rather than the DLC Democrat he really is (not that I'm complaining), and also in deference to his usual policy of not rocking the Albany boat.
In fairness, I'm not sure that it matters all that much. Shelly Silver may be rhetorically pro-death penalty, but even if this is his actual opinion, as with some of his other personal beliefs, he's learned to keep it to himself; he'll trot out the death penalty on Grand Street when necessary (less and less over the years), then put it away until it's needed again. Since his conference is divided on the substance, but united upon not wanting to take it to an actual vote (many who would vote their conscience don't want to have to do so, and many others who'd vote against their conscience are even more adamant that they don't get the chance) I guess we should be thankful. The death penalty will not come to a vote in the Assembly (every once in a while a bad system like the "Albany Iron Triangle" produces the proper result, but this should not be taken as any sort of defense of the system, just an incidental and accidental benefit, like a dung heap producing methane.) Thus, on this issue, in actual substance, Spitzer is about an inch to the right of Suozzi, although Suozzi is miles better on the rhetoric.
But not every difference on substance will result in a meaningless difference on results. Medical marijuana is popular with the public (many of whom even prefer its traditional use) and may very well pass the legislature. However, it's unlikely to pass with a veto-proof majority. On this issue, Spitzer, who opposes any type of legalization, is, both rhetorically and substantively, to the right of Suozzi by a country mile.
And so it goes; Spitzer's campaign attacks Suozzi for employing a neo-con policy wonk; something I'd also be allergic to, if he weren't just a token on a far more broad-based team. And, just to put things in perspective, it wasn't so long ago that Spitzer founded and funded his own neo-con think tank, in partnership with his Republican pal, Dennis Saffran (who later ran against Tony Avella for Council).
Likewise the Spitzer campaign attacks Suozzi for courting social reactionary State Senator Ruben Diaz, but if anyone should have to answer to the charge of sucking up to Diaz, shouldn't it be the person whose office had the goods on his poverty empire for criminal misconduct and decided to punt. That person would be Mr. Spitzer. And I'll gladly trade Suozzi's Diaz suck-up even up for Spitzer's endorsement by social reactionary Assemblyman Dov Hikind.
And, which of these guys has felt motivated enough to vote Republican (I'm betting Giuliani)? Hint: his name ain't Suozzi.
While Spitzer may sing a more liberal tune these days on most, but certainly not all, issues, Suozzi was much quicker in indicating a desire to comply with the CFE ruling. Spitzer also came out against the restoration of the Commuter Tax, effectively pre-empting the use of the issue by Suozzi in his potential suburban base; this didn't hurt Spitzer in the City because no one else running for Governor had a different stance. In the end, both these guys have little claim to being left of their party's center, which is just fine with me. Did anyone notice their answers on the war? And, BTW, can anyone tell me why I should care what the Governor thinks about the war?
Verdict: Suozzi; tested for social conservatism; found disease free; still DOA.


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I am looking for a service that allows you to upload photos to it (via an API) so the customer/end-user can then order prints of the photos.
In short, I have a family photo gallery online and the biggest request I get is they want to order prints of several of the photos. Currently they either come to our place and show us which ones, or they tell us the image name and we find them and send them to their local Walgreens for pickup.
I've checked Walgreens, and it seems their developer API is specifically for Android and iOS and not for a Website to interact with (from their forum, it looks like they might release a RESTful API in September of this year). I also am looking at snapfish, but they are doing beta invites only right now and I don't even know if they allow Website interaction or not (seems like it would since it uses OAuth and OpenSocial implementations).
I'm not looking to make any money off the transactions, just want a hassle-free experience for my family and one that doesn't involve me constantly finding, uploading, and then submitting their photo orders.
Anyone know of such a service?


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Also, good grief to those touting Oxycontin as harmless. Google Oxycontin and "Liver Damage."I'm not finding any sources that say Oxycontin causes liver damage. Have a source?
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