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Much as we love to pile on Angela, it's too early to grade a test that hasn't been completed yet. She gets a tenuous stay of execution.
Target-wise, Cutler is set. I've always been a big fan of Kellen Davis - hands, focus, size, and more focus - over the oft-invisible Olsen, who seemed to crumple at the sight of defensive backs or even the suggestion of a tackle. Roy Williams is a solid target proven in the Martz' system - and he didn't cost us anything. I love Sam Hurd and think he'll surprise people more than Roy will. Good character and work ethic, big target that gets yards after the catch, but we couldn't or wouldn't match the Rams $3.7M for Mike Sims-Walker which is astounding. We can still win a Lombardi with Hester and Bennett in the mix. Spaeth is no dummy, and at 6'7 ... you're always open. Given Forte, Taylor and Eddie Williams can catch it pretty well ... Cutler looks fairly well set. If all else fails and everyone is magically covered ... he's one of the most mobile QBs in the game after Vince Young and Mike Vick.
There seems to be little faith behind Olin in cyberspace at the moment, similar to the feeling behind Urlacher before last season. I rode Olin's case all last season, my bad - because, like most fans, I don't know squat, and speak without knowing all the facts first. Obviously Olin couldn't say he was hurt last season, not in the macho world of the NFL .... but he was coming back from having a bone spur removed from his achilles, remember. He couldn't train properly, never had time to heal up. This time around, his off-site trainer said he's been pushing the 400lb sled - which he couldn't do all of last season. Now my feeling is that if you can't do the job properly, if you truly value your team, you fess up and say "I can't do you guys justice, I'm hurtin' here" But he didn't, and he played hurt. So be it. But he's not hurt now, and he seems good to go. Everybody loved to pile onto Urlacher last pre-season saying he was done for. Not so. He was awesome. And neither is Olin done. Next year, perhaps .... but, firing on all cylinders, he'll be good to go for another season. No doubt he's currently looking for a contract that will take him to 38 or beyond and secure more cash for his family. Understandable.
We've got guys on this roster that can play guard. Pick any two out of Asiata, Louis and Garza and there's your starters ready to go .... there's plenty of time to pick up another guard in FA. Levi Horn is 6'7 and cannot be any worse than Webb or Omelette, we could slot him in at RT - he's Tice's pet apparently. He is in favor with the king, so maybe there's our guy on the roster already. None of us really knows about the younger guys and how they've progressed under Tice and away from the cameras. Chris Williams is still here, and he wasn't drafted in the first round for no reason - having a first round pick to back you up at swing tackle isn't too shabby, is it?
Olin said he only picked up the phone this off-season to talk to Carimi. He didn't feel like he could pick it up and call the other guys and organize workouts, because he didn't know if he'd be a Bear or not. That's all on Angela and we should have locked Kreutz up in the off-season and put everyone's mind at rest and we'd have a semi-trained offensive line unit now. As Kreutz said himself, it's not about money, it's about fairness. He said he's "left a bunch of money on the table over the years to stay a Bear" and I believe that.
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Petition launched to improve safety of Chadwell junction
3:27pm Tuesday 13th November 2012 in News
A PETITION aimed at improving the safety at a junction, described as "an accident waiting to happen", has been launched.
There are calls for the traffic light pattern to be changed at the Cross Keys cross-road junction in Chadwell St Mary.
Currently, traffic going in opposite directions are allowed to cross the junction at the same time, meaning that drivers are having to run the gauntlet when turning right or left.
The junction is particularly dangerous for traffic coming from the Orsett Cock direction down Brentwood Road and turning right onto River View.
Peter Saunders, the chairman of the Chadwell St Mary community forum, is behind calls for the junction, which forms part of several important routes through the borough, to be made safer.
He said: "If you're coming down from the Orsett Cock roundabout and turning right, you can't see what's coming up the hill.
"People end up stranded there and having to take a chance.
"I've had one or two near misses there myself. It only takes one person to be a bit gung-ho coming up the hill. It's an accident waiting to happen."
"One solution is to have a mini-roundabout there instead. The other way would be to put filters in so that traffic is filtered through."
Highway inspectors looked at the junction two years ago and decided there was no problem with safety at the cross roads, but Mr Saunders said they came at a quiet time.
The enforcement camera trained down Chadwell Hill also makes the junction more dangerous, according to residents.
Motorists unable to see what's coming up the hill before the light has changed from green to red have ended up stranded in the middle of the junction and been caught by the camera as they then make their turn.
Mr Saunders added: "It seems to us that there are people who won't use the junction at all if they can avoid it. It's too much of a hazard, particularly when traffic is quite heavy."
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8:21am Thu 15 Nov 12
Thurrockbob says...
Kezza25 wrote:'When crossing from Tilbury, up onto Brentwood Road, I would always crawl up there'.
When crossing from Tilbury, up onto Brentwood Road, I would always crawl up there, scared I would have a collision! My only ever ding-dong was there because a driver could not see me as he was trying to turn into Riverview.
I would never crawl up onto that junction, I would either walk or drive. Crawling would be very dangerous! ;o)
8:42pm Thu 15 Nov 12
Dave_ says...
The best option is that traffic is held on each direction and the moving traffic is given access to turn whichever way.
This way there is no conflict and makes it a lot safer for traffic coming up the hill.
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Qatar hits back at calls to move World Cup elsewhere
Organisers of the 2022 Qatar World Cup hit back at the Football Association's suggestion of moving the tournament to another country.
The FA says it will be too hot for players and fans if the tournament took place in Qatar during the summer.
Chairman of the FA, Greg Dyke, has said in an interview that air conditioning will not be enough. He is calling for FIFA to move the 2022 World Cup to a new location or to a different time of year.
The Qataris say they are ready to host whether it is summer or winter.
– Qatar World Cup's supreme committee
Football is the most popular sport in the Middle East and the people of our region deserve the opportunity to have history made in their part of the world.


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A standup set from one of our comedy heroes, Maria Bamford. Recorded at our last Laugh Night, a benefit for Art Share in Los Angeles.
I have to say, I was not familiar with Ms. Bamford until I heard her on TSOYA. This was without a doubt the funniest thing I've heard in ages. I was walking down 42nd Street with a big smile on my face, and I think I will have to break down and buy her CD.
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The Old Dominion University chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, the national honorary fraternity for business majors, held its yearly induction ceremony April 21.
Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest academic honor that a school or college of business can bestow upon a student. To be eligible for a chapter, the College of Business must be accredited by the American Assembly of Colleges and Schools of Business (AACSB). To be eligible for membership a student must be in the top five percent of their junior class, top ten percent of their senior class, top twenty percent of masters level classes, or a Ph.D. candidate.
The following students were inducted:
Kimberly Sheryl DuFord
Natalia Gourova
Emily Anna Hunter
Gurjit Singh
Patricia Denise Adinolfi
Sandeep Bagai
John Linwood Bass
James Richard Burok
Brynn Evans Calef
Susan Annette Dukes
Shelley Leigh Haynes
Katherine Diane Hentley
Angela Kristiansen
Shannon Dale McKimmey
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Mady Pehovas-Diez
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Kimberly Dawn Pritchard
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Lisa Stoneman
Kimberly Marie Trussell
Anna Tunnicliffe
Carrie Ann Underwood
Kristin Aurora Winchester
Christina Diane Young
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Dean John Cummings
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Big names are coming to the KFC Yum! Center and tickets for one of the prompted fans to line up early on Monday.
Fans lined up Monday morning hoping to snag the best seats for Bon Jovi's "Because We Can" tour. The band is coming to the Center on March 14.
Tickets went on sale at 10 a.m. Monday. Tickets start at $19 and go upward to $189, not including additional VIP options.
Just as tickets go on sale for one big act comes news of another big name coming to the KFC Yum! Center.
Country Music Star Luke Bryan is bringing his "Dirt Road Diaries" tour to Louisville on February 22. Bryan's recent album sold more than a million copies and remains a top five album for all of 2012.
He also took home trophies at both the ACM and CMT Music Awards and opened concert tours for artists such as Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw.
Tickets go on sale Friday December 7. Prices for the show range from $29 to $54.
A third music star coming to Louisville made a lot of noise during the presidential election, but now he is taking a softer tone.
Kid rock will play the KFC Yum! Center on February 11.
During the 2012 presidential campaign, he played several events for GOP Nominee Mitt Romney in which he made attacks against President Barack Obama.
Now, he said there are no hard feelings, "It always stinks to lose at anything in life, but you know, I think the beautiful thing about it is, you know, I love this country, just like I think both men do. And you cross your fingers; you try to move forward, you hope for the best. You respect the office of the president of the United States, and the great thing is in four years, we'll see what happens. We get to choose again."
Kid Rock first turned out for Romney in February, where he showed up to a campaign event in his home state of Michigan as a surprise guest.
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REHEARSALS are now taking place for the Quarry Bank Musical Theatre Society's production of The Sound of Music.
New actors and singers are wanted to take part in the iconic musical, which will run from June 3-7 at Brierley Hill Civic Hall.
Anyone who would like to be involved, is invited to attend rehearsals at Birch Coppice church hall, Coppice Lane, Quarry Bank, on Tuesdays at 8pm.
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Albany -- An Albany minister is asking thieves to bring back his Christian band's musical equipment that was stolen Monday.
Central Baptist Worship Minister T-J Mauldin also has a four-person band that works with Youth across the South. Early Monday someone stole the band's sound system and drum set worth about $10,000. They were inside a trailer like this that someone towed away from Mauldin's yard at Cleveland and Society.
The band has several youth worship rallies scheduled, and they hope someone can help them get their stolen equipment back. Mauldin said "We're supposed to be in Louisiana next Tuesday. So we are just looking forward to what God is going to do. We're having faith, and we're hoping, holding out that we'll have a miracle. That God will bless us."
Mauldin wants the thieves to know he forgives them. The trailer has no markings on it.
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Burnett County (WQOW) - More information is coming out about the internal investigation that led to discipline against nine employees of the Burnett County Sheriff's Department. The sheriff calls it a case of cover-up of a fellow deputy's actions. Two deputies and a dispatcher were fired. Five others were disciplined. And one faces possible criminal charges.
The investigation began when a neighboring sheriff's department notified the Burnett County sheriff that one of his deputies was being investigated for child sexual assault. That deputy's girlfriend had also complained that Burnett County deputies were dispatched to two domestic disturbances caused by the deputy, but that no action was ever taken against him. The arbitrator has just ruled that two dispatchers violated policy by failing to preserve 911 phone calls from the incidents, and keeping the deputy's name out of reports.
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By Jade Bulecza - bio | email VALDOSTA, GA (WALB) –Many people in Valdosta say they're terrified and worried about their safety after a mass shooting this week.
One person was killed and ten were wounded in a shoot-out Sunday at Hudson Dockett apartments.
Now, many people in the community from politicians to preachers to parents are coming together to find ways to stop the violence.
One mother witnessed the shooting first hand and says she helped a boy who was shot.
"He scared me because I didn't know if he was going to die in my living room," said Sheniqua Glover, Hudson Dockett resident.
She says she tied a blanket around his leg to stop it from bleeding. She's never seen anything like this happen in her neighborhood.
"My first day coming back home was yesterday and last night I was a little terrified and I had one of my friends come out and stay with me," said Glover.
Glover is already thinking about how to protect her and her child if it happens again.
"We going to get down on the floor because of the windows," continued Glover. "It was so close to my kitchen."
Joshua Hart has lived here for five years.
"It scares my mother," said Joshua Hart, Hudson Dockett resident. "I have two little sisters and brothers. I don't want them to get hurt or injured in any kind of way."
At a forum he organized, Bishop McCrae said we need to teach our youth to be leaders and not followers.
On Friday, the key words among clergy and community leaders were togetherness, youth, and respect. City Council last night approved a request to create a community task force on violence.
Mayor John Fretti says the new task force will give people a venue to tell leaders what's wrong.
"We'll have sub-committees of pastoral and educational and youth," said Mayor Fretti. "We have to listen to our youth."
Law enforcement also discussed reaching out to youth.
The Mildred Hunter Community Center has a mentoring program for kids.
Former gang members will speak at another community forum on Sunday at 7 p.m. at New Serenity Christian Church in Valdosta at 1619 N. Lee Street.
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Missouri State Diver Heather Fulton Named MVC Diver of the Week
Missouri State junior diver Heather Fulton was named Missouri Valley Conference Diver of the Week for the second time this season, the league office announced on Wednesday.
Fulton turned in solid performances on the boards this weekend earning two individual wins in both the one-meter and three-meter diving competition leading the Missouri State Bears to a championship title at the UALR Christmas Invitational. Fulton posted a score of 264.95 on the one-meter board capturing first-place in the event. Her score on the one-meter board currently ranks third best on the MVC season best list. Fulton captured the win on the three-meter board with a score of 226.00.
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A complex of four museums connected by looping walkway galleries draws its inspiration from the longest bridge in the world.
The landmarked former Buffalo State Asylum for the Insane will be revitalized by Deborah Berke Partners and Flynn Battaglia Architects.
Of the six short-listed entries to the competition for a renovated Flinders Street Station in Melbourne, Australia, Hassell and Herzog & de Meuron's won the commission, while a poll of the general public favored an entry by University of Melbourne students.
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday for a new eight-story Ministry of Justice building named PDM 3 at Parc du Millénaire in Paris.
A twisted, faceted, mixed-use residential and office tower will be the latest addition to Calgary, Alberta's skyline, thanks to new designs from Bjarke Ingles Group (BIG).
RUR Architecture celebrates the groundbreaking of the Taipei Pop Music Center, a public performance venue that spans one of Taipei's busiest corridors.
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The Hidden Control of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Deceived by the Dialectic Process
UNESCO's Declaration on Tolerance*
UNESCO's Declaration on Religion*
The Re-establishment of "Peacetime" Society
Index: "Hate Crimes Prevention"
Positivism and mass psychology
The Crowd: Manipulating Groups (G. Le Bon)
Yuri Bezmenov (ex-KJB) on Demoralization
Using dissatisfaction for social transformation
Kurt Lewin, "Group Decision and Social Change"
Rockefeller & Global Mind Control
Brainwashing (book by Edward Hunter)
Communist Psychological Warfare
The Dialectic Process (Dr. D. L. Cuddy)
UNESCO: Its purpose and Its Philosophy
Two Roads: Didactic or Dialectic and their praxis
Silencing Truth: "Hate Crimes Prevention"
When psychotherapy replaces religion
American Youth Policy & Service Learning
Founding philosophy of the World Health Organization
Enthralled by Cultural Marxism
Facilitating permanent social change
The Introduction to Animal Farm
Yuri Bezmenov (ex-KJB) on Demoralization
Marxism & the Frankfurt School
From Marx to Lenin, Gramsci, Alinsky & Obama
Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution
Statistics on Communist Slaughter
The Communist-Capitalist Alliance
Brainwashing (book by Edward Hunter)
Congressional hearing: (1) Marxist psychological warfare
(2) Communist Exploitation of Religion (Richard Wurmbrand)
Was Marx a Satanist? (by R. Wurmbrand)
The Drumbeat | Encyclopedia of Marxism
What the Communitarians Stand For
What is the Hegelian Dialectic?
Charles Haynes & Communitarianism
Tony Blair, Global Banking, Yale and the EU
Obama, Warren & "Covenant for a New America"
The Revolutionary Roots of the UN*
The Hidden Control of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
UNESCO: Its purpose and Its Philosophy*
America's Secret Establishment
America's Secret Establishment
The Re-establishment of "Peacetime" Society*
UNESCO's Our Creative Diversity
The Communist-Capitalist Alliance
The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
From Regional Mergers to Global Tyranny
Rockefeller and the Global Media Censors
Total Quality Management (TQM)
NEPAD - New Partnership for Africa's Development
Who wrote "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion"?
Quotes from America's Founders
Personal Cost of Signing The Declaration
House Agrees to Muzzle Pastors with 'Hate Crimes' Plan
President Obama's Rock and Five Pillars
President Obama's Speech and Inauguration Prayers
America's Biblical Foundations
Government, Power, Tyranny & History
The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Civic Renewal - The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America
Nazi control over child raising
"Then they came for me" - Niemoller
Nazi control over child raising
Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution
Government Gatekeepers & the Internet
Global service & Service Learning
America imports Soviet Education
Education for Global Understanding
UNESCO: Transforming Community Schools
Things I learned in Public Schools
Marc Tucker's "Dear Hillary" letter
Sensitivity Training & Thought Reform
Howard Gardner - Multiple Intelligences
What the Communitarians Stand For
A Common Sense Bill of Non-Rights
Separation of Church (Christian parents) and State (schools)
UNESCO: Its purpose and Its Philosophy
American Youth Policy Forum & Service Learning
Give new meaning to old celebrations
Who wrote "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion?
INCARNATIONAL. What does it mean?
R. Warren: "Fundamentalism... enemies"
Collectivism in churches: Collaborators with Communism
Erwin McManus: "A Secret Behind The Secret"
Brian McLaren: A New Kind of Christian
The Different Drum: Community-Making and Peace
John Maxwell: Thinking for a Change
The Voice: New Bible Project for Young Generation
Feminism, Inclusive Language, and the NCC
Unesco's Declaration on the role of religion
Interreligious Council at the United Nations
"Third Way" --"Christian" Socialism
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The Secret: A New Era for Humankind
Mysticism & the changing Church
New Thought, Swedenborg & Science of Mind
Carl Jung, Alchemy and Neo-Gnosticism
Hegel and the Hermetic Tradition
Hegel, Bohme, Kabbalah & Theosophy
Tarot, Theosophy, Jung, Swedenborg & Blake
Carl Jung, Alchemy and Neo-Gnosticism
Hegel, Bohme, Kabbalah & Theosophy
Tony Blair's Interfaith Foundation
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Deep Silver's upcoming Zombie Online Multiplayer Battle Arena (ZOMBA) title Dead Island: Epidemic is now accepting closed beta sign-ups, according to their official website.
Coined as DIE by the team, the new website also reveals a bit of the more intimate details on what to expect from the new MOBA, which is most likely going to feature some rotting parts of the undead. The "core mode" of Epidemic "features 3 teams of 4 battling it out in a competition to grab supplies, hold key points, outsmart the competition and blast through hordes of zombies." Controls are "good ol' WASD," which are touted as the cure for "Last Hitting, mouse-click-to-move nonsense."
The free-to-play title is also boasting a range of craftable weapons, the cornerstone feature from the co-op Dead Island titles of past. The system will allow you to "get the edge (pun intended) on the competition and build an arsenal to suit your playstyle."
Dead Island: Epidemic has yet to be given a release date, and is currently planned for a PC release.
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A Victoria man is in the Victoria County Jail after assaulting a woman Friday night, said Sgt. Lee Lemmons, of the Victoria Police Department.
Robert Rodriguez, 28, was arrested Friday night and charged with causing bodily injury to a family member.
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Quinn and Paul Sutton (eds.), Politics and Power in Haiti, (Palgrave, forthcoming, 2013)
Quinn and Paul Sutton, 'Haiti from Duvalier to Préval' in Quinn and Sutton (eds), Politics and Power in Haiti (Palgrave, forthcoming 2013)
Quinn and Alissa Trotz (eds.), Women and National Political Struggles in the Caribbean, Special Issue of MaComère Journal of the Association of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars, Volume 12, No.2, Fall 2010
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Quinn and David Howard, 'Haiti: Reconstruction Poses Generational Problems', Oxford Analytica, 28 June 2010
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'Inequality and Development in the Contemporary Caribbean: Reflections after the Earthquake', Society for Latin American Studies Annual Conference, Bristol University, 9-10 April 2010
'From Black Power to Doc Power? Eric Williams and Black Power in Trinidad and Tobago', Caribbean Research Seminar in the North, Newcastle University, 22 May 2009
'Ethnic Politics in Contemporary Guyana', Society for Latin American Studies Annual Conference, University of Leeds, 27 March 2009
'"Sitting on a Volcano": Containing Black Power in Burnham's Guyana', Internationalising Black Power II Conference, Centre for Caribbean Thought, University of the West Indies, Mona, 22 February 2008
'Culture Clash? US Black Power in Burnham's Guyana', Internationalising Black Power Conference, Institute for the Study of the Americas, 25 October 2007
'Stokely Carmichael's Caribbean Safari: Black Power in Cuba and Guyana', Research Seminar on Latin America and the Caribbean, Institute for the Study of the Americas, 25 January 2006
'Petitioning for power: 'civil society' and the state in Cuba, Guyana and Haiti', Society for Caribbean Studies 29th Annual Conference, Newcastle, 29 June-1 July 2005
'Compromisers and Critics: the Caribbean in the new global political economy', Caribbean Seminar Series, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, March 2004
'The 'Rectification Period: Cuban culture and intellectuals in the age of perestroika', Institute of Historical Research, November 2003
'Cowboys, Cults and Communists: Immigration Schemes in Burnham's Guyana', Caribbean Societies in Regional Context Seminar Series, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, March 2003
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Fifty Years of Independence: Jamaica's Development and Impact as a Sovereign State, co-convened with Dr Peter Clegg (UWE), ISA, 10 February 2012
Independence and After: Dr Eric Williams and the Making of Trinidad and Tobago, ISA, 27 September 2011
Responding to Climate Change in the Caribbean (organising committee), ISA, 13-14 June 2011
Researching the Caribbean: A Postgraduate Student Workshop, 13 May 2011
New Research on Migration, Politics and Policy between the Americas and Europe, co-convened with David Howard, (Oxford University), ISA, 25 February 2011
From Duvalier to Préval: Haiti Today, Yesterday and Tomorrow, co-convened with Professor Paul Sutton, ISA, 21-22 June 2010
Canada and the Cuban Revolution, co-convened with Prof Philip Davies (ICS), 19 June 2009
The World Food Crisis: Perspectives from the Global South, co-convened with Professor Maxine Molyneux and Dr Graham Woodgate, 27-28 February 2009
The Americas Plural: Regional and Comparative Perspectives, co-convened with Professor James Dunkerley and Dr Diego Sánchez Ancochea, ISA, 19-20 June 2008
Internationalising Black Power I and II, ISA 25-26 October 2007 and University of the West Indies, Mona, 21-22 February 2008, co-convened with Professor Brian Meeks, Centre for Caribbean Thought, UWI, Mona
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We've known the FBI has been using drones to secure the border for years. But this is the first time we've discovered that they actually use them to snoop here in the U.S.
In Washington on Wednesday, FBI Director Robert Mueller admits something many privacy advocates have feared. He admitted they use drones for surveillance here in the states.
Mueller does say they rarely use them and when they do it's in a "minimal way" -- which professor and political analyst Ron Sievert says is legal as long as the drones are using a commonly available camera over navigable airspace.
"Where you do probably need a warrant is if that drone or that helicopter or that airplane was to have some type of technology in it like some type of super-duper camera that can take pictures of the dimples of a golf ball. Or something like a super microphone that could record. Or if you had a situation where they used infra-red surveillance," Sievert said.
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"Drones are more of that militaristic style that everybody sees on TV hears about and has realistic fears of. Those are capable of fully autonomous flight. They're also capable of...flying [and] the pilot can be hundreds of miles away," Wiles said.
Wiles says for their models...commercial UAV's...users have to be able to see them to control them.
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"You're going to see it coming. And you're going to hear it coming. So very difficult to actually use this for nefarious purposes of intending to spy on someone," Wiles said.
We asked FOX 7 viewers on Facebook if it bothers them knowing the feds actually use drones to spy on us.
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Green, M. J., Medley, Graham, Bradley, Andrew J. and Browne, W. J.. (2010) Management interventions in dairy herds: exploring within herd uncertainty using an integrated Bayesian model. Veterinary Research, Vol.41 (No.2). 10 pages. ISSN 0928-4249
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Knowledge of the efficacy of an intervention for disease control on an individual farm is essential to make good decisions on preventive healthcare, but the uncertainty in outcome associated with undertaking a specific control strategy has rarely been considered in veterinary medicine. The purpose of this research was to explore the uncertainty in change in disease incidence and financial benefit that could occur on different farms, when two effective farm management interventions are undertaken. Bovine mastitis was used as an example disease and the research was conducted using data from an intervention study as prior information within an integrated Bayesian simulation model. Predictions were made of the reduction in clinical mastitis within 30 days of calving on 52 farms, attributable to the application of two herd interventions previously reported as effective; rotation of dry cow pasture and differential dry cow therapy. Results indicated that there were important degrees of uncertainty in the predicted reduction in clinical mastitis for individual farms when either intervention was undertaken; the magnitude of the 95% credible intervals for reduced clinical mastitis incidence were substantial and of clinical relevance. The large uncertainty associated with the predicted reduction in clinical mastitis attributable to the interventions resulted in important variability in possible financial outcomes for each farm. The uncertainty in outcome associated with farm control measures illustrates the difficulty facing a veterinary clinician when making an on-farm decision and highlights the importance of iterative herd health procedures (continual evaluation, reassessment and adjusted interventions) to optimise health in an individual herd.
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Looks like Nick Cassavetes won't be getting down and dirty with the Gotti family after all.
Variety reports that Cassavetes has "been released from his contract" to direct "Gotti: Three Generations" that has John Travolta and Joe Pesci set to star and Lindsay Lohan circling a role. Good old "scheduling conflicts" have been cited, with the director's indie flick "Yellow" being named as the culprit. Seems a little odd though considering that film wrapped last fall -- first images and synopsis hit a couple of months ago. We would presume everyone knew what the proposed start date was for 'Gotti' so we're wondering what the real story is here.
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Why would scorsese take Cassavetes scraps?? You really think scorsese needs help finding a project. If he wants one, he'll find one he likes, not one that is handed over too him.
AND Scorsese has a mob story he's been working on for 3 years and it has Pacino, DeNiro and Pesci.
This Gotti flick is going to suck!
Scorsese also has wolf of wall street and hopefully sinatra bio pic.
Scorsese will NEVER do this. Maybe Someone like Brian Depalma
What a stupid post...idiot!!...you guys are dumb as rocks!
Mike M | April 19, 2011 1:21 AM
Scorsese should definitely jump on this film. Not only has he worked with Pesci in the past, he's also responsible for, in my opinion, the greatest mob movie ever made, Goodfellas. He is my favorite director.
The best scenario would be for Scorsese to jump on and bring in De Niro. Not sure if the budget would allow, but Lohan is unreliable and in that sense replaceable. This could potentially turn into a Goodfellas Pt 2, with respect to the cast members, that is.
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I think Martin Scorsese should direct the film, he is one of the best directors of all time.
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The Lebanon and Western Boone swimming and diving teams hit the water for their annual dual meet Thursday night.
The two teams split the meet, with the Lebanon girls winning 134-52 and the Western Boone boys winning 115-70.
"I was pretty happy with the way we swam," Lebanon head coach Michael Dollens said. "Our girls, we didn't have too many lifetime bests, but we were swimming pretty close to our sectional lineup and they were right by their best times. With a week to go, we are going to get rested, get excited, and show up at (the) Zionsville (sectional) ready to swim our best."
Western Boone head coach Jennifer Jones also liked the way her team swam.
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Silver Jewelry Buyers
Jewelry buyers around the world have had affection for silver like no other precious metal. While gold is highly valued because of its rarity, unusual color and malleability, silver is the most useful and widely consumed of the precious metals. Silver jewelry buyers look for certain characteristics in their jewelry that gold cannot offer. The Latin name for silver is 'argentum', which means 'shining.' The white metallic luster of silver is not duplicated by any other precious metal, even gold that has been alloyed with other metals to make white gold. Silver is more accessible to smiths so they are free to experiment with designs and make them more elaborate.
Sterling silver buyers can travel the world to find beautiful works of art since silver is associated with many cultures. Jewelry buyers are familiar with the ever popular Bali silver from India. Silver is also mined in Australia, Peru and Spain. Spaniards brought silversmithing to the Americas and now Native American jewelry is well known, and the silver used in it comes from one of the largest deposits in the world, which stretches from Montana to Mexico.
While everyone has heard of the 'streets of gold' mentioned in the Bible, a little know fact is that silver is mentioned more than two hundred and fifty times there as well. It is used as a reference to the purity of someone or something or the purification of it. It is also used to explain the high value of an object. While silver is one of the precious metals used as coinage through the ages, Mexico is currently the only country still using an amount of silver in their coins. While more than twenty five thousand tons of silver are processed for use every year, only one third of that amount is used for jewelry. The rest of it goes to medical, photographic and other industrial uses.
One characteristic of silver that gold does not have is the ability to create a fantastic patina as it ages. Repeatedly throughout the history of silver jewelry, fashion has dictated that the popular 'antiqued' look was in high style. Gold cannot tarnish, but silver does as it is exposed to light; this tarnish in not corrosion but rather just the right amount of oxidation to leave a rich, dark color in the crevices of a piece of metalworked silver. Another very important reason that jewelry buyers like to use silver is due to the ratio of gold value to silver. Gold is averaging around 50 times the price of silver, but once the silver has been worked into a beautiful piece of sterling jewelry, that ratio could be cut in half or more.
Sterling Silver -The Precious Metal
Silver has been called the 'gateway' precious metal. Historically, only the upper tiers of society have been able to afford the highly coveted objects made from gold, but silver, being less expensive, was much more accessible to people in the middle and lower income brackets. Since people come to love what they are accustomed to, silver became the precious metal choice of the masses and sterling silver buyers alike. In the Incan culture, silver was romantically called 'the tears of the moon' because of its unusual luster. The poet Yeats said, "I carry the sun in a golden cup, the moon in a silver bag." Native silver –silver which is almost in its pure form- could be found lying on top of the ground or a riverbed in some areas of the world. Not only was this the epitome of accessiblity, but the silver was soft enough to be worked by anyone with a few very simple tools.
The historical silver buyer had many uses for this special precious metal. Silver's antimicrobial property has been well documented throughout the centuries. Over three thousand years ago, people stored their beverages in and drank from silver vessels to take advantages of these properties. This is rumored to be the reason silver was the first choice for tableware. Incidentally, the cliché that someone was 'born with a silver spoon in his mouth' does not refer to wealth, but to the health of the child. Even today, silver is used in bandages and water filters because of its bacteria killing ability. Hospitals use silver in the treatment of burn victims because of its incredible healing powers. If your eyeglasses darken in the sunlight, silver has been incorporated into the glass. Is it any wonder that the word 'sterling' has become synonymous with excellence?
Industrial uses for silver are abundant. The average American will not go a single day without several encounters with this precious metal. If you flip an electrical switch, use the keyboard on your computer, use a battery or look through a double pane window, silver is making your life more comfortable. A thin layer of silver under glass made it possible for someone to accurately see their own reflection in the mirror. Prior to that invention, a sheet of silver was polished to a 'mirror finish' and used as a mirror. Silver scrap buyers supply the industries with most of the silver they use.
Silver buyers will take all sterling silver that is marked. Things to consider selling include old, broken or out of style jewelry and watches. Also consider selling tableware that has no sentimental value to you, including silverware, candlesticks, vases and napkin rings. Certain items may be worth more if sold on consignment or at auction, so be sure to check on these other options before making a final decision to have these pieces melted down.


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