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US Refusal of 2001 Taliban Offer Gave bin Laden a Free Pass
When George W. Bush rejected a Taliban offer to have Osama bin Laden tried by a moderate group of Islamic states in mid-October 2001, he gave up the only opportunity the United States would have to end bin Laden's terrorist career for the next nine years.
The al-Qaeda leader was able to escape into Pakistan a few weeks later, because the Bush administration had no military plan to capture him.
The last Taliban foreign minister, Wakil Ahmed Muttawakil, offered at a secret meeting in Islamabad Oct. 15, 2001, to put bin Laden in the custody of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), to be tried for the 9/11 terror attacks on the United States, Muttawakil told IPS in an interview in Kabul last year.
The OIC is a moderate, Saudi-based organization representing all Islamic countries. A trial of bin Laden by judges from OIC member countries might have dealt a more serious blow to al Qaeda's Islamic credentials than anything the United States would have done with bin Laden.
Muttawakil also dropped a condition that the United States provide evidence of bin Laden's guilt in the 9/11 attacks, which had been raised in late September and reiterated by Taliban Ambassador to Pakistan Abdul Salam Zaeef on Oct. 5—two days before the U.S. bombing of Taliban targets began.
There had been sketchy press reports at the time that the Taliban foreign minister had made a new offer in Islamabad to have bin Laden tried by one or more foreign countries. No Taliban or former Taliban official, however, had provided details of what had actually been proposed until Muttawakil's revelation.
Muttawakil, who was detained at Bagram airbase for 18 months after the ouster of the Taliban regime and now lives in Kabul with the approval of the Hamid Karzai government, told IPS he had also offered a second alternative—a "special court" to try bin Laden that Afghanistan and two other Islamic governments would establish.
Muttawakil was believed by U.S. officials to have had the trust of Taliban leader Mullah Omar. A December 1998 cable from the U.S. embassy in Islamabad said he was "considered Omar's closest adviser on political issues" and that he had become Omar's "point man" on foreign affairs in 1997.
The new Taliban negotiating offer came almost immediately after the U.S. began bombing Taliban targets on Oct. 7, 2001. The fear of the bombing—and what was likely to follow—evidently spurred the Taliban leadership to be more forthcoming on bin Laden.
But Bush brusquely rejected any talks on the Taliban proposal, declaring, "They must have not heard. There's no negotiations."
Bush rejected the Taliban offer despite the fact that U.S. intelligence had picked up reports in the previous months of deep divisions within the Taliban regime over bin Laden. It was because of those reports that Bush had authorized secret meetings by a CIA officer with a high-ranking Taliban official in late September.
Former CIA director George Tenet recalled in his memoirs that the CIA station chief in Pakistan, Robert Grenier, met with Mullah Osmani, the second-ranking Taliban official, in Baluchistan province of Pakistan.
But Grenier was only authorized to offer Osmani three options: turning bin Laden over to the United States; letting the Americans find him on their own; or a third option, as Tenet described it, to "administer justice themselves, in a way that clearly took him off the table."
Osmani rejected those three options, as well as a subsequent proposal by Grenier on Oct. 2 that he oust Mullah Omar from power and publicly announce on the radio that bin Laden would be handed over to the United States immediately.
On Oct. 3, Bush publicly ruled out negotiations with the Taliban. They had to "turn over the al-Qaeda organization living in Afghanistan and must destroy the terrorist camps," he said, adding "There are no negotiations."
Milton Bearden, the former CIA station chief in Pakistan during the mujahideen war against the Soviets, observed to the Washington Post two weeks after Bush had rejected Muttawakil's new offer that the Taliban needed a face-saving way of resolving the issue consistent with its Islamic values.
"We never heard what they were trying to say," Bearden said.
The Bush refusal to negotiate with the Taliban was in effect a free pass for bin Laden and his lieutenants, because the Bush administration had no plan of its own for apprehending bin Laden in Afghanistan. It did not even know what level of military effort would have been required for the United States to be able to block bin Laden's exit routes from Afghanistan into Pakistan.
The absence of any military planning to catch bin Laden was a function of Bush's national security team, led by Vice President Dick Cheney and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, which had firmly opposed any military operation in Afghanistan that would have had any possibility of catching bin Laden and his lieutenants.
Rumsfeld and the second-ranking official at the Pentagon, Paul Wolfowitz, had dismissed CIA warnings of an al-Qaeda terrorist attack against the United States in the summer of 2001, and even after 9/11 had continued to question the CIA's conclusion that bin Laden and al-Qaeda were behind the attacks.
Cheney and Rumsfeld were determined not to allow a focus on bin Laden to interfere with their plan for a U.S. invasion of Iraq to overthrow the Saddam Hussein regime.
Even after Bush decided in favor of an Afghan campaign, CENTCOM commander Tommy Franks, who was responsible for the war in Afghanistan, was not directed to have a plan for bin Laden's capture or to block his escape to Pakistan.
When the CIA received intelligence on Nov. 12, 2001, that bin Laden had left Kandahar and was headed for a cave complex in the Tora Bora Mountains close to the Pakistani border, Franks had no assets in place to do anything about it. He asked Lt. Gen. Paul T. Mikolashek, commander of Army Central Command (ARCENT), if he could provide a blocking force between al-Qaeda and the Pakistani border, according to Col. David W. Lamm, who was then commander of ARCENT Kuwait.
But that was impossible, because ARCENT had neither the troops nor the strategic lift in Kuwait required to put such a force in place.
Franks then had to ask for Pakistani military help in blocking bin Laden's exit into Pakistan, as Rumsfeld told a National Security Council meeting, according to the meeting transcript in Bob Woodward's book Bush at War.
But Rumsfeld and other key advisers knew it would a charade, because bin Laden was a long-time ally of the Pakistani intelligence service, the ISI, and the Pakistani military was not about to help capture him.
Franks asked President Pervez Musharraf to deploy troops along the Afghan-Pakistan border near Tora Bora, and Musharraf agreed to redeploy 60,000 troops to the area from the border with India, according to U.S. Ambassador Wendy Chamberlin, who was present at the meeting.
But the Pakistani president said his army would need airlift assistance from the United States to carry out the redeployment. That would have required an entire aviation brigade, including hundreds of helicopters, and hundreds of support troops to deliver that many combat troops to the border region, according to Lamm.
Those were assets the U.S. military did not have in the theater.
Osama bin Laden had been effectively guaranteed an exit to Pakistan by a Bush policy that had rejected either diplomatic or military means to do anything about him.
In an implicit acknowledgment that the administration had not been
seriously concerned with apprehending bin Laden, Bush declared in a
March 13, 2002, press conference that bin Laden was "a person who's now
been marginalized," and added, "You know, I just don't spend that much
time on him."
(Inter Press Service)
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As we said before…, He was killed military style.., a shot into his left eye and a shot to his heart.., this is a execution done by military.., that is to say.., the mission is kill you not.., capture you or injure you but to kill you is my mission.., they didn't want him taken a life.., simply they would have forced to put him through a trial process and he would have said few things here and there and exposing few people here and there.., now there is no evidence and there is no one to be trialed for whatever.., so the war must go on. There we go again.., he would have exposed names and names again.., one of them would be one or two or three of the Bush family memebers.
As we said before…, He was killed military style.., a shot into his left eye and a shot to his heart.., this is a execution done by military.., that is to say.., the mission is kill you.., NOT capture you or injure you but to kill you is my mission.., they didn't want him taken a life.., simply they would have forced to put him through a trial process and he would have said few things here and there and exposing few people here and there.., now there is no evidence and there is no one to be trialed for whatever.., so the war must go on. there we go again…, he would have exposed names and names again.., one of them would be one or two or even three of the Bush family memebers.
Bush and Obama are criminals,They killed him because he would have shown the world 9/11 did not involve him as much as he would have wanted to be responsible after all even before 9/11 they were giving Israel money and vetoing thing that could have stoped the mass killing of Palisinians and the robing of there land.He new things about thje US expesialy the Bush familly that would have been brought to the publics attention.They would have found a reason to kill him even if he surrenderd.T5he last thing they want is there lie proved to the entire world.The US government not all but most have sold there sole to the devil and have become the biggest criminals in the worlds history.All Americans need to do is study 9/11 and they will no without a dought there government did it along with a pattern ofd fause flag attacts for many years.If it was not a faulse flag it would go against there normal way they lie Americans into war.After all it's mostly poor soldiers that they could care less about dieing it's not there kids.Bush was a coward when in the military.
His daddy made sure he was never in harms way.But have orderd many Americans to there death with lies GOOFS need to be put on tril and killed or spend the resat of there lifes in jail by themselfes because no inmate would pass on the chance to kill them.
The Taliban were never engaged in attacks on the USA.
Shortly after the invasion of Afghanistan a team of New York Times reporters went into Afganistan and scoured the remains of the Al Qaeda and Taliban training camps. Their reports ran in a series of about a dozen articles in the Times.
The conclusion of all the reports was that all participants in the camps were focused on the war with the Northern Alliance and not engaged in training for terrorist activities against the USA. Those findings were crucial but were never elevated to the importance they deserved and indeed the rumour was that the White House at the time asked that the reports be taken down.
These reports if reexamined would make into a newsworthy story almost 10 years after 9/11 to debunk the idea that the Taliban were responsible for the event.
While in Kandahar in 1997 I had the opportuntiy to meet with Taliban Foreign Affairs Minister, Wakil Ahmad Muttawakil. He advised that "the guest is burning down the guest house." A reference to the heat Osama bin Laden had brought to bear upon the Taliban while in residence. He also said that the "U.S. wishes war with Afghanistan." This comment was in reference to numerous Taliban offers to surrender Osama to U.S. authorities all of which were rejected. Mullah Omar was at odds with Osama bin Laden and refused to allow him to mount any operations against the U.S. or any other country from the soil of Afghanistan, according to Mullah Zaeef, Taliban Ambassadior to Pakistsn. They were world's apart ideologically. On another point, while Osama has been identified as only with the Taliban, it was the Northern Alliance that granted him permanent residency status following his U.S.-induced and hasty departure of Osama from the Sudan.
Even the real Osama had nothing to do with 9/11 or why did he say he was not responsible when he would have loved to do that attack on America.THEY made vidioes of some person claiming to be osama but most on it was a lie and just propogada.Sadam had many body doubles like the US could not make someone look like Osama.But you could still tell it was not him look into it and see for youself.
In my opinion, the reason the Cheney administration let OBL slide at Tora Bora is because taking him out so soon could've negated the casus belli for the GWOT in the eyes of Boobus Americanus. The Israeli-firster neocons and the military-industrial-congressional complex couldn't take a chance on letting that happen.
Osama died in 2001. http://spectator.org/archives/2009/03/13/osama-bi…
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Who is Marco Tempest? I hesitate to refer to him as a magician, although he's won awards like the New York World Cup of Magic and the World Magic Award for Best Contemporary Magic. On his website he refers to himself as a technoillusionist, which probably sums it up as well as anything.
Tempest combines the latest technology, or sometimes even tomorrow's technology, with the skills of a magician, and creates a unique brand of stagecraft that you simply have to see to understand. Not that you'll know how he does it—there's still magic in it!—but at least you'll be that much closer to defining his skills yourself.
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Magicians, an outsider filmmaker and a rock and roll legend are all among the acts slated for the new season, the theater's 85th.
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- The Amazing Kreskin, a "bona fide mentalist," on Sept. 8.
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(FORTUNE Magazine) – Conglomerates are out of fashion on Wall Street. Investors prefer companies that are spinning off subsidiaries, reducing debt, and buying back stock. By any of these measures, Willcox & Gibbs falls woefully short. So why does this 127-year-old sewing machine distributor turned miniconglomerate have a growing fan club on Wall Street? The answer involves some old-fashioned rising earnings forecasts -- and some newfangled ventures into automation technology. Willcox & Gibbs hasn't always enjoyed Wall Street's favor. The company borrowed heavily in the early 1970s to buy three apparel companies. The timing of those acquisitions couldn't have been worse: foreign imports and the 1974 recession cut the apparel industry to shreds and eventually sent Willcox into bankruptcy in 1976. New management brought the company out of Chapter 11 in 1978, but Willcox didn't turn a significant profit until 1983. In the past three years New York-based Willcox has made five more acquisitions to try to diversify away from its core business of distributing sewing machinery to the apparel industry. The company bought two electrical equipment distributors, two factory automation companies, and an elastic yarn manufacturer. Although Willcox's shopping spree cost only $29 million, it helped increase revenues 177% to $207.8 million in 1984; profits quadrupled to $9.4 million. Sewing machine distribution contributed just 22% of sales and 28% of profits in 1984. Though the acquisitions have increased long-term debt to 71% of Willcox's total capitalization, the stock has almost quintupled in price since 1982 and recently traded around $13. Analysts who follow the company say the stock still has lots more room to move. Willcox got back into the acquisition business by buying Regal Manufacturing Co., a producer of elastic yarn used in women's pantyhose. Next it picked up Consolidated Electric Supply, a Miami-based distributor of electrical components for the construction industry. It also acquired Inter-City Wholesale Electric, a small California electrical parts distributor. Robert Sullivan, a security analyst with PaineWebber, expects Regal to contribute 20% of Willcox's pretax earnings in 1985 and thinks earnings will grow 12% annually for the next several years. He has equally high hopes for Consolidated and Inter-City. ''The companies are well positioned in the two rapidly growing housing markets, California and Florida,'' says Sullivan. He expects electrical distribution to account for 61% of Willcox's sales and 54% of pretax earnings in 1985. He predicts that Consolidated and Inter-City earnings will grow 12% a year through 1990. Lately Willcox has been shopping for factory automation companies. It bought Eildon Electronics, a Scottish measuring equipment company, in June 1984, and acquired Leadtec Systems, a California software firm, last June. Willcox is using the acquisitions to develop a computer system that rapidly tracks worker productivity in apparel plants. Eventually the company hopes to sell the system to other industries, notably electronics. Analysts are cautiously optimistic about Willcox's factory automation venture. ''This is Willcox's wild card,'' says Sullivan. ''If factory automation proves successful, Willcox could be a very big stock.'' The main problem at the moment is debugging the software. Sullivan and Bernard Selz, who follows Willcox for the New York brokerage firm of Furman Selz Mager Dietz & Birney, expect earnings per share to increase a healthy 13% in 1985 to $1.40. Sullivan looks for a 21% increase in 1986 to $1.70, while Selz forecasts $1.60. Says Selz: ''If factory automation is a success, it could add as much as $1 to Willcox's earnings per share several years out.''
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12-inch French or sourdough baguette
4 egg whites
1 cup fat-free soy milk
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon vanilla
4 tablespoons brown sugar, divided
3/4 cup blueberries, coarsely chopped
1 tablespoon canola oil
1/4 cup pecans, toasted, chopped (optional; not included in the nutritional content)
Spray a 9-inch-square baking dish with cooking spray. Cut ten 1-inch-thick slices from the baguette. Arrange in the baking dish.
In a large bowl, whisk the egg whites until frothy. Then whisk in the milk, nutmeg, vanilla, and 2 tablespoons of brown sugar.
Pour evenly over the bread, turning the slices to coat evenly. Cover the pan. Chill at least 8 hours or overnight, until the liquid is absorbed by the bread.
Preheat the oven to 400�F. Drop the blueberries evenly over the bread. In a small bowl, stir together 2 tablespoons of brown sugar and oil, and pecans if you wish. Spoon evenly over the bread.
Bake, uncovered, about 20 minutes, until the liquid from the blueberries is bubbling.
Calories: 146 cal
Fat: 3g
Saturated fat: <1g
Monounsaturated fat: 2g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 259mg
Potassium: 79mg
Carbohydrate: 25g
Fiber: 1g
Protein: 5g


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Commissioners say due to little rain and high temperatures this summer conditions are favorable for wildfires.
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It's geared towards stroke victims, people with head or neck cancer, and nuero-muscular diseases. The therapy can help patients learn to swallow again in half the time of other treatments.
"Traditional swallowing therapy that we do takes two to 52 weeks, while this takes 10 to 12 sessions depending on the severity because its working the muscles and it gets deeper into the muscles," said Crystal Webber, Speech Therapist.
Vital-Stim is also offered at Phoebe Putney and Tift Regional Medical Center.
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Chiefs getting painfully thin on offensive line
The season-ending injury to C Rodney Hudson makes the Chiefs' depth up front pretty scary.
Chiefs place C Hudson on I.R.
The Chiefs placed starting C Rodney Hudson on injured reserve and signed OG Russ Hochstein and C Bryan Mattison.
Report: Cardinals agree with OL Hochstein
The Cardinals have agreed with veteran OL Russ Hochstein on a one-year contract, Adam Caplan of TheSidelineView.com reported Wednesday.
Broncos add OT Harris
The Broncos signed veteran OL Ryan Harris on Monday. Harris will replace ORG Chris Kuper on the roster. Kuper broke his lower leg, head coach John Fox announced.
Broncos re-sign Hochstein, Lloyd
The Broncos re-signed two of their veteran unrestricted free agents Friday, according to reports.
The Chiefs put center Rodney Hudson on injured reserve Wednesday with a broken bone in his left leg and signed offensive linemen Russ Hochstein and Bryan Mattison to provide additional depth.||||||| Hochstein has started 36 of the 137 games he's played over 10 seasons with Tampa Bay, New England and Denver.
The Denver Broncos have agreed to terms with two veterans who played for them last season: Hochstein and wide receiver Brandon Lloyd.||||||| Hochstein is a 10th-year pro who played in 15 games, starting 10 of them, in his first season with the Broncos last year after being acquired from New England in a trade Aug. 25.
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He was general manager for Shoal Creek Mine for the Drummond Company, Inc.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, Sept. 10, 2010, at 10 a.m. at Tatalovich Funeral Home in Pennsylvania. Burial will be at John Anderson Memorial Cemetery on Friday, Sept. 10, 2010, in Hookstown, Pa., Raccoon Township. A graveside service will be held on Friday, Sept. 10, at 10 a.m. Rick Whitten will officiate. Visitation was Tuesday Sept. 7, 2010, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home Chapel.
Painter was preceded in death by his first wife, Nancy Plese Painter; and father, Melvin "Ike" Painter.
He is survived by his wife, Mary Yvonne Painter of Jasper; mother, Irene Mary Painter of Aliquippa, Pa.; daughters, Susan M. Eubanks (Dale) of Sesser, Ill., and Rebecca E. Cooper (Donnie) of Knoxville, Tenn.; sisters, Jacolyn King (William) and Joellyn Barletta (Louis); brother, Scott Lee Painter (Lori); grandchildren, Jessalyn Eubanks, Tanner Eubanks and Allie Cooper; and a host of nieces and nephews.


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Tennessee Vols in the Super Bowl
Robert Ayers
Ayers was a huge coup in UT's 2004 class when he committed on Feb. 3, the day before National Signing Day. Ayers, who was from Bennettsville (S.C.) Marlboro High, took official visits to Florida and South Carolina. He had strong interest from several other schools, notably Florida State and North Carolina State.
UT career:
Ayers was a backup until his senior season in 2008. He began his UT career at outside linebacker but was moved to defensive end as a sophomore. He recorded 25 tackles and a sack in 2006 and led the Vols with four sacks and 12 tackles or a loss in 2007. In his one season as a starter, Ayers recorded 49 tackles, three sacks and a team leading 15 1/2 tackles for a loss, mostly at right defensive end.
NFL career:
It was a bit surprising when Ayers was selected in the first round of the NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos with the 18th overall pick. However, Ayers ability to play defensive end as well as outside linebacker made him an intriguing prospect for any team that ran a 3-4 base defense. In his rookie season, Ayers recorded 19 tackles. His first sack came during his second season in 2010. Sack-wise, Ayers has had his best season with 5 1/2 sacks in 2013. He has said moving from outside linebacker to defensive end, which he has said he is his preferred position. For his career, Ayers has 102 career tackles, 12 sacks, three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. In Sunday's win over the New England Patriots, Ayers registered a sack.
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Police name man who died at V Festival
A 22-year old man who died at V Festval in Staffordshire has been named as Timothy Brockhurst from Stoke Heath in Shropshire.
The cause of the death is still unknown and a post-mortem examination will take place early next week.
The death is not been treated as suspicious.
Supt. Pete Owen from Staffordshire Police said:"Organisers, emergency services and all those involved in the festival are saddened by Timothy's death and our sympathies are with Timothy's family and friends at this time."
A spokesman for V-Festival added:"We are all very saddened by this tragic incident, and we want to extend our deepest sympathies to the family of this young man."


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A Collier County woman is outraged after receiving a postcard in the mail with a grade on her voting history. It also had her neighbors' names and voting grades.
She says it's an invasion of privacy and wants to know who is responsible.
"I said 'what on earth is this,'" said Collier County resident Elizabeth Henrie.
Elizabeth Henrie got a 'D' grade on her voting history, according to the mailer she received at her Marco Island home on Friday.
"And I thought, why is someone sending this to me," said Henrie.
It looked like a report card and had her name, grade and a list of people Henrie knows.
"These are all my neighbors," said Henrie.
The regular voter says it's an invasion of privacy.
"What right do these people have to send this to me?" said Henrie.
We asked the Lee County supervisor of elections Sharon Harrington if this is actually illegal.
Harrington says while Henrie's vote is private if she voted is public information.
"They can't find out who the people voted for, but mainly how they vetoed or the method," said Harrington.
We took a closer look at the flyer. It was sent from Values are Vital; a political action committee.
"It's kind of scary when you start to think about it," said Henrie.
The PAC bases scores on the last six elections. If you didn't vote, the PAC gives you a lower grade.
"I can't imagine why they would want to do it and not have any ties to something that's going on currently, like our Congressional District 19 election," said Harrington.
You can't miss the big letters on the flyer: Improve your score on April 22nd.
"Who are you? I want to know. I want to know," said Henrie.
No matter the legality, Henrie says she doesn't want to receive mail like this again.
"You don't know who they are, and you don't know where they are getting this information from. Of course, you said it's public record, but why would they go through the trouble?" said Henrie.
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Last night, reporters were very excited to tweet extensively about an abortion filibuster going on in Texas.
While reporters struggled and struggled and struggled to find any reason at all to cover abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell's trial, there was no struggle at all to give extensive coverage to Texas Sen. Wendy Davis' filibustering of a bill that would protect unborn children who had made it to 20 weeks' gestation, would require abortion clinics to meet the standards of other ambulatory surgery centers and would require doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
A sample from Sarah "local crime" Kliff, health policy reporter at the Washington Post:
Clear Eyes, Full Heart, Can't Stop Talking.
— Sarah Kliff (@sarahkliff) June 26, 2013
This legislation is happening in the context of increased national awareness of serious problems at abortion clinics around the country, including Gosnell's "house of horrors" and a Texas clinic run by Douglas Karpen that is accused of being even worse than Gosnell's, if you can imagine that.
None of that context has made it into stories, near as I can tell. I asked for examples of any reporters tying this abortion debate to any of these other stories that the media have suppressed or downplayed and Texas Monthly reporter Erica Grieder (pictured here, with the big smile on the left, with Planned Parenthood honcho Cecile Richards and another Texas Monthly staffer Sonia Smith) responded "Republicans have made that argument & we've covered it." The link goes to a story that says:
The bill's sponsor, Katy Republican Glenn Hegar, said that it "raises the standard of care" for women seeking abortions and protects the lives of the unborn. Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst, who had repeatedly called for Governor Rick Perry to add abortion to the special session's agenda, had frequently invoked the genuinely horrific case of Kermit Gosnell, a Philadelphia-based doctor who was recently convicted of murder after killing a baby who was born alive.
Oh how quickly we forget last month's trial that the media only covered reluctantly at best! Gosnell, of course, was convicted of killing three babies and one woman, although by all accounts he was responsible for the deaths of untold numbers of babies born alive and at least one other mother.
Grieder said she'd correct the story (written by Sonia Smith). She also offered her version of the "Gosnell is just a local crime story" explanation by saying that the Texas legislature doesn't oversee Gosnell and that covering the legislature is a "super-full-time task."
I suggested the omission of mentions of Douglas Karpen might be more significant. She argued that the context of the bill had nothing to do with problems reported at abortion clinics since previous incarnations of this bill predated Karpen. Perhaps reporters might consider why this bill went further than previous bills that attempted to accomplish the same thing and if the context of Gosnell or Karpen might play a role there.
But, as Grieder notes, she literally just wrote a book about putting Texas in context. Perhaps people with opinions on abortion in Texas are very different from people with opinions on abortion elsewhere. And since the Texas AP reporters are all on vacation right now, we have to trust the folks who have stayed to report.
Although I must say that Grieder and Smith's interview of Richards doesn't give much reason for confidence. All of the hard-hitting questions she was forced to answer:


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This is really bugging me, and it all goes back to Graham's post a few weeks ago (thanks, Graham!):
So the difference between the worst catcher of all time and the best is on the order of 2 wins a season. Which isn't very much.
For 5 runs of defensive upgrade, Jeff Clement would lose 25 runs of positional value. 25! Potential injuries aside, no matter how bad he looks in the field, there is no way that you shift Clement off his postion right now. As an average major league hitter, a level well within his ability to reach, he'd be worth 2-2.5 WAR as a catcher against 0-0.5 WAR as a DH/1B. Start being less conservative with his defence (after all, he's not going to be Piazza bad), and the difference only grows.
The implication here is that if a player is physically capable of squatting and catching most pitches, he should be used as a catcher until he is no longer capable of doing so.
Just for fun, let's try this with, I don't know, Raul Ibanez. You could substitute Adam Dunn or Pat Burrell or Bobby Abreu any of the other "should be DHing" types if you like, but Ibanez at least has worn a catcher's mitt at one time, so he's the most 'realistic' if you can even call it that.
Let's say that Ibanez is top-tier, first ballot, Poopertown Hall of Shame worthy. Half again as bad as Piazza as Piazza was as bad as average (-1 defensively). Theoretically, this only costs the team 15 runs? He gets 12.5 back just as a positional adjustment, which makes it almost a wash defensively.
Fangraphs has Ibanez at 2.3 WAR with the bat, but just 0.55 overall as a LF:
At -2.5 runs as a defensive catcher (-15 for being historically laughable, +12.5 for the positional adjustment), he's a +2 win player, and totally deserves his contract, for the first year, anyway.
If Piazza was -10 runs defensively, Ibanez would have to be about -30 to justify making him a LF instead of a catcher?
I do my best to follow all the stats, but I must have gotten a few crossed up here, because barely-replacement-level LF just don't go on to be league-average catchers, right?


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One of my favorite quotes from M*A*S*H (the television comedy for you young'uns) is the bumbling Frank Burns, who is a brief moment of sensitivity, blurts out:
"It's nice to be nice to the nice."
I'm not sure why this quote popped up when I heard about Freshbooks and the Triscuits but it seems appropriate.
A few months ago, my friend Mike McDerment (who runs Freshbooks, a cool online invoicing service) wrote a blog post about two new kinds of Triscuits – Cracked Pepper and Olive Oil. The post elicited a comment from a Freshbooks' customer, Oceanic Communications, who lamented that these products weren't available in Fiji.
In jest, he suggested Freshbooks should stop talking about food that others couldn't get, or they would cancel their Freshbooks service.
In many cases, that would have been the end of the story. Everyone would have a good giggle, and then move on.
Not Freshbooks, which clearly knows a thing or two about customer service. The next thing Oceanic knows, two boxes of Cracked Pepper and Olive Oil Triscuits arrive at their office – airmailed by Freshbooks from Toronto.
Boom. Freshbooks has a "customer for life" by making a simple and nice gesture.
For more, check out RWW's post on Freshbooks and the Tale of the Triscuits.
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Hello all. I am in a 10 team Fantasy Baseball league. The scoring goes as: single=.5point, DBL= 1point, TRPL= 1.5 pts, HR= 5, BB= .5, RBI= 1, R=1, Stiekout= -.5. The pitching is Out=.5, K=1, BB= -.5, Hit= -.5, ER= -1, Win= 10, Loss= -5, SV=4, HD =1.
This is a head to head league 24 regular season weeks, 8 teams make the playoffs. Here is my roster. Let me know what you think. I think it is a high risk, high reward team. I reached at some spots but I think it was for good reason. I will put the (ronumber overall picked) next to he name. You can play 5 SP a day, 3 RP a day and then a P spot for either another SP (if you have 6 starters going in one day) or another RP.
Also this is a $100 buy in and $1 per transaction league. Winner gets $1000, Second gets Money back plus a little more (Acquisitions add up).
C: J.P. Arencibia Tor (148) 1B: Eric Hosmer KC (33) 2B: Dustin Ackley Sea (113) SS: Asdrubal Cabrera Cle (68) 3B: Evan Longoria TB (8) OF: Giancarolo Stanton Mia (13) OF: Chris Young Ari (88) OF: Desmond Jennings TB (93) UTIL/DH: Freddie Freeman Atl 1B (128) Bench: David Freese Stl 3B (188) Bench: Yoenis Cespedes Oak OF (193)
SP:Tim Lincecum SF (28) SP: Dan Haren LAA (48) SP: David Price TB (53) SP: Ian Kennedy Ari (73) SP: Yu Darvish Tex (108) SP: Max Scherzer Det (133) SP: Clay Bucholtz Bos (173) SP: Jhoulys Chacin Col (213) SP: Kyle Lohse Stl (228)
RP: Andrew Bailey Bos (153) RP: Javy Guerra LAD (168) RP: Frank Francisco NYM (208) RP: Jonathan Broxton KC (233)
Let me know what ya think and I'll rate your team as well! I think my team is high risk, high reward. There is a lot of power there that I think is hidden in a lot of peoples eyes. I think Stanton, Hosmer and Young will all hit over 30 HR's which many people may not have seen especially in Hosmer and Young. Longoria, when healthy, is one of the best in baseball and I think my pitching is very deep especially at the starting position. Let me know what ya think! Thanks!


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Another look using the 36 Smokey Palette from Coastal Scents...so so love this palette! The mattes in it are gorgeous.
MAC Brow Pencil in Lingering
MAC eyeshadow in Omega
MAC Studio Finish Concealer in NW25
Senna Cosmetics Brow Fix X in Taupe
Too Faced Shadow Insurance (primer)
MAC Painterly Paintpot (base)
NYX Jumbo Pencil in Milk (base on lid and lower lashline)
36 Smokey Palette--1 (inner lid), 2 (outer lid/bottom lashline), 3 (highlight)
MAC eyeshadow in Wedge (crease)
Wet n Wild H2O Proof liquid liner in Black (winged liner)
Maybelline Waterproof Volume Express Mascara—Very Black
Ardell Demi Wispies
Duo Clear Lash Glue
MAC Studio Fix Fluid in NW25 and NC25 (mixed)
MAC Studio Fix Powder in N5
Loreal Bare Naturale concealer in Light (under eye concealer/brightener)
Benefit Hoola bronzer (contour/bronzer)
MAC Mineralize blush in Warm Soul (blush)
Ulta lipliner in Flesh
MAC lipstick in Jist (blotted A LOT)
Balmshell lipgloss in Yummy Mummy
Matte White and Blue Eyes
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- Shadowy Lady said...
Oooh I adore this look! You did a great job blending the matte shades
- December 23, 2010 at 4:41 PM
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This is amazing!!
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Gorgeous look!! So pigmented!
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Wow love this look! You remind me of Mariah Carey. Pretty!
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I really love the bright blue on the lid. It seems like Wedge is a perfect crease color for you to add definition without overpowering the blue.
- December 23, 2010 at 10:58 PM
- Lisa said...
this is beautiful! I just bought a new makeup pallet with blues and bright colors so I may try this look, I love it! Perfect for the new year...
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That rocks. What a vibrant blue, amazing FOTD
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So nice!! :)
Merry Christmas!
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I love this vibrant colour! Marry Christmas! xox
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i love your eye looks but this one is AMAAAZING :D
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This is so gorgeous!!
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The Canberra Liberals [conservatives, down-under] will overturn the territory's ban on free plastic bags if they win October's ACT election.
''If businesses have adapted to the ban and would like to continue charging for bags, they are welcome to do so. But if they don't, they won't be lumped with a $27,500 penalty,'' ACT Opposition Leader Zed Seselja said in a statement today.
''This is about bringing sense and evidence back to government decision making.''
The policy announcement is in contrast to the 2004 election campaign, when the Liberals promised to ban free plastic bags in the ACT.
Mr Seselja said last night ''a lot had changed since then'', with information from independent bodies such as the Productivity Commission questioning the value of a ban.
He said today that his party had voted against the ban during this term of the Assembly because it did not think there was the environmental evidence to justify the move.
''Britain's Environmental Protection Agency found that shoppers would have to use the same cotton bag every working day for a year to have a lesser impact than a lightweight plastic bag,'' he said.
''The Productivity Commission found that 'based on the evidence available to the Commission, it appears that the Australian, State and Territory Governments do not have a sound case for proceeding with their proposed phase out of plastic retail carry bags'.''
It comes as the ACT government is criticised for leaving a review of its controversial plastic bag ban until after the election. The Liberals say voters should go to the polls understanding how effective the ban has been – or not.


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What are you expecting/wanting in OS X 10.9?
Since Macs running OS X 10.9 have been spotted around the Internet, what features or UI changes are you expecting to be there? Siri and Maps appear to be a sure thing, but what else would you want in there? Are we going to get a taste of Jony Ive's taste in the UI already?
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We've recently discovered the beauty of dry erase markers for family activities!
Before our trip to Disney, I traced a Mickey Mouse outline on the backdoor and wrote "Days Until" in one ear and "Disney" in the other. We then changed the number every day as we literally counted down the days until our trip. It was simple, easy to remember and convenient since our backdoor is right beside the kitchen table!
For November, I drew a tree trunk and branches where Mickey had been, and we began adding the things we were thankful for using orange, red and green markers. These thankful words became the leaves on our colorful fall tree.
For Christmas, we'll be using the same concept to countdown the days in the cute little Christmas tree above. It's frugal, clutter-free and fun for the whole family!
If you're looking for a more detailed advent calendar or activity, be sure to check out these other ideas from the Life Your Way team:
- Use this printable advent chain to plan your family's advent activities in a fun spin on the traditional countdown chain.
- Jennifer & Jason from New Season Design designed this set of printable Jesse Tree ornaments that you can color each day as you learn more about the lineage of Christ, all the way from Creation.
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The SuFuDu Drumline will be performing their annual benefit concert Wednesday night at 7:00 at the McKennan Park Band Shell in Sioux Falls.
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Employment effects of payroll taxes - an empirical test for Germany
AbstractThis study tests to what degree the incidence of payroll taxes in Germany is on employment and whether in consequence payroll taxes, in particular social insurance contributions, are the culprit behind the growing unemployment problem. Using industry level data for 18 years (1977-1994) a system of five dynamic factor demand equations is estimated. Various simulations indicate that the employment effects of payroll taxes are minimal.
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Join us every Saturday morning for Extreme Science with Radical Rick. This week Rick shows us how to 'shine a penny' with science!
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There are actually several things that you can use to clean pennies such as lemon juice and salt, vinegar and salt or, your favorite taco sauce! If you took the ingredients of the taco sauce such as tomato paste, vinegar or salt and tried to clean the pennies separately, you wouldn't get them very clean. When salt is dissolved in the vinegar as it is in the taco sauce, the salt breaks down into sodium and chloride ions. The chloride ions will combine with the copper in the penny to remove the tarnish form its surface.
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More than 100 people laced up their ice skates for the second annual Skate4CF, a fundraiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation organized by the Courtright family of Caldwell.
The event, held Saturday at Clary Anderson Arena in Montclair, raised approximately $3,000 through admission costs, a silent auction, a bake sale and t-shirt sales.
The proceeds will be donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the Mauli Ola Foundation, which teaches children with CF how to surf. (Salt air is a natural therapy for those afflicted with the disease.)
Greg and Jeanne Courtright have been actively involved in raising funds to find a cure for Cystic Fibrosis, which affects the lung, pancreas and liver, since two of their four children were diagnosed with the disease in 2009.
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The reality show follows an NFL team during training camp and the preseason. It began in 2001 with the Ravens and has had a total of six seasons after not being on air from 2003 to 2006.
Because of the lockout, training camp will be different this season, as it is expected to overlap with a chaotic period of free agency and signing of undrafted free agents.
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One person has died in the collision of a motorcycle and a sport utility vehicle in Norfolk, Nebraska. It happened near the intersection of Omaha Avenue and Pierce Street around 8:30 Monday night. Authorities have not released details of the crash or the names of those involved. A two-block stretch of East Omaha Avenue was closed off for several hours following the crash.
Cleanup continues in Elk Point, South Dakota after a storm packing straight-line winds Sunday night knocked down trees in parts of town. Trisha Rasmussen took the day off work Monday to start cleaning up the mess in her yard, including a tree that fell on her car. The storm also knocked down trees and power lines in several Sioux City neighborhoods.
The days of curbside glass recycling appear to be numbered in Sioux City. Last night, the city council approved the first of three readings of a plan to stop accepting glass curbside. Officials say it has become too expensive. Glass can still be dropped off at the old landfill free of charge. The city is also looking at adding other drop-off locations for glass.


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The Fort Wayne International Airport has their July passenger numbers in and more people are flying in and out of the Summit City.
Earlier this month, Bryant Rhoades, one of the men who was facing the death penalty in this case, negotiated an Alford Plea
The city of Fort Wayne is about to build a new water main on the city's north side. But some people who live in the path of the proposed pipe say they have problems with the plan. They called us with their concerns.
Mayor Tom Henry's Legacy Fund Committee is a good idea, knowing that this would be another buffer to save the legacy funding.
Earlier this year WFFT's Brooke Welch brought you the incredible story of a local organization, called Ray of Hope.... Their mission, to identify children in Africa who are in need of life changing medical procedures. Then bring them here to northeast Indiana, get them life saving medical treatment, locate a family for them to live with while they heal, and then return them to their loved ones. Now, with the recent outbreak of the deadly virus Ebola hitting Africa, you might think Ray of Hope organizers would be holding off on future missions. But as Brooke found out, they are not letting fear keep them from helping these children in need.
Northeast Indiana's latest unemployment numbers were released and things are looking up. Hundreds of job seekers attended a Job Fair at IPFW.
The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo recycles more than 140 tons of material every year. That's the weight of about 20 elephants on one scale!
With the new school year here, safety is of course a top priority for officials. And with the tragic recent school shootings we've seen across our country.... local schools are making sure their teachers and administrators are prepared. Angola High School had their teachers participate in an active an active shooter scenario to make sure, they are prepared.
Fort Wayne Fire Department begins the Fill the Boot Campaign this Thursday.
Sunday morning scuba divers from 3 law enforcement agencies were called to investigate human skeletal remains found by a resident in Hamilton Lake in Steuben County.
The city of Berne, Indiana is known for its Swiss culture. And speaking of cultures, the Swiss are known for their cheese. And one business in Berne is making some of the best cheese in the region. WFFT's Andrew Logsdon was having a 'grate' time at Swissland Cheese today. It's tonight's Locally Made Monday.
A line of cars showed up at the Advent Parking Lot on Parnell Avenue for a Shred Day Event sponsored by the Better Business Bureau and the Indiana State Police.
Now with all of the violent protests taking place in Ferguson, a peaceful prayer vigil was held in Fort Wayne Sunday.
The Chautauqua Days Festival took place this past weekend in Rome City.
A bar owner and several others were arrested after Fort Wayne Police say they received numerous complaints from concerned folks living in that area.
It's the end of summer vacation and students are going back to school, and superintendants across the area want to remind students what not to bring into their schools.
And here it is. The final part of this year's Weatherman Versus Food Don Hall's Triathlon Challenge.
You might see firefighters out on local streets for the "Fill the Boot" Campaign.
Almost 40 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergies in our nation and with Fall just around the corner, we might be seeing a surge in ragweed and pollen levels.
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Thursday evening graduates of the Parkview Methodist School of Nursing gathered at the hospital's Randallia campus to take photos and share memories before the building is torn down later this month.
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$500,000. That's how much the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department received as a gift from the Buckner family.
A new texting program called "Trip For Texting," sends updates to your phone for students ages 8th grade through sophomore in high school.
There will be 1,200 cars total and 80 to 100 thousand people at the auction throughout the weekend.
Vera Bradley announced Wednesday 150 local jobs are being eliminated.
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Chief Little Turtle Memorial Park is a historic site located in a residential neighborhood near Downtown Fort Wayne. Some concerned residents had initially reached out to WFFT about the condition of the park.
An update to the Grube double homicide case that WFFT has been following for years now.
Over 9,000 bullying instances took place at Indiana Schools around the state this past year. So how rampant is bullying at your child's school? WFFT's Brooke Welch breaks down the numbers for the schools in Allen County.
The Fort Wayne Fire Department unveiled a brand new community "Little Free Library".
Mayor Tom Henry wants to create a 7 member committee that would review requests for legacy funding.
NARCAN, regularly a prescription drug, is what the Mercer County Sheriff's Department was able to use to save a man last Friday from overdosing on Heroin.
According to FOX News, Academy award-winning actor/comedian Robin Williams died Monday of an apparent suicide, the Marin County Sheriff's Office said. He was 63.
On Sunday afternoon, a Leesburg woman was stabbed in the chest by her own daughter. WFFT's Brooke Welch speaks with the woman about her tragic story.
Tonight on Locally Made Monday we have another success story. Last year, we featured the Columbia City-based popcorn company Kernel Coladas in this spot. Since then, it has re-branded, and expanded into Fort Wayne.
He's a father, a son, a husband, a great neighbor, and a United States Air Force Airman for nearly a decade.
Even after hearing about the Ebola scares in Africa Tracy and Evan Bennett, mother and son, are not nervous to go back to help kids in the area.
A one of a kind art and culture festival unlike any other in the region opened its doors in Fort Wayne.
Saturday the Elevate City Church put on their 3rd annual Back to School Bash and there was a huge turnout for 500 backpacks, free books and free food.
A local company known for its customer service is splitting up and changing names.
An Ohio Agriculture Group puts out a warning for farmers around the country to be careful about whom they hire.
The first human case of West Nile Virus has been reported in Porter County.
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Several police agencies served search warrants at 5171 W 300 S-1 in Bluffton.
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