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First Person: a conversation with Jim Fruchterman
Original post made on Jul 15, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Sunday, July 14, 2013, 2:07 PM
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a resident of East Palo Alto
on Jul 15, 2013 at 9:27 am
Going to work to help others pays off . Kudos to this guy.
a resident of Leland Manor/Garland Drive
on Jul 15, 2013 at 10:53 am
Love all the work you do.
a resident of Embarcadero Oaks/Leland
on Jul 15, 2013 at 1:43 pm
Way to go, Jim!
a resident of Walter Hays School
on Jul 15, 2013 at 1:52 pm
Great work done by a great man. I'm proud to hail from his community.
a resident of Palo Verde
on Jul 15, 2013 at 2:37 pm
Ok alumni out there, is it Cal Tech or Caltech?
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
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I knew you were lurking. Nice PR for the school, and for Palo Alto.
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RAS AL-KHAIMAH, United Arab Emirates — Morning prayers had just ended. Worshippers streamed out, squinting into the rising sun and paying no attention to the knot of men wearing the traditional white robes of the Gulf standing nearby.
"Can we talk?" one of the men said as they surrounded an activist who was heading home for breakfast in the northernmost city in the United Arab Emirates. A moment later, the activist was maneuvered into a waiting car. It was the last time Saleh al-Dhufairi was seen in public.
The arrest 29 April — described by al-Dhufairi's son and rights groups — was another apparent pinpoint strike in one of the far-flung frontiers of the Arab Spring: crackdowns on a loosely knit Islamist network advocating a greater public voice in UAE's tightly controlled affairs.
At least eight people, including a member of the ruling family of the emirate Ras al-Khaimah, have been detained this year for suspected links to the Islamist group al-Islah, or Reform. Five others have been reported missing by rights groups, which claim undercover security agents took them into custody.
Members of al-Islah describe their goals in purely populist terms, saying they want to open up political participation in a country whose seven emirates are governed by various tribal dynasties. UAE authorities view them as a dangerous undercurrent inspired by the Arab Spring gains of Islamist movements elsewhere, such as Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, and a potential threat to the UAE's Western-friendly tolerance.
"We hear today that there are some who are trying to tamper with the stability of the UAE," said Shiek Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, the ruler of the emirate Ras al-Khaimah's, whose cousin was placed under palace guard last month for links to al-Islah.
"I would say to them, 'The people of the UAE don't need lessons from anyone,'" Sheik Saud said during a discussion on use of Twitter and other social media sites to call for UAE reforms.
In the broad tableau of the Arab Spring, the UAE's internal showdowns can appear insignificant and relegated to the margins. But they illuminate some powerful themes brewing across the Gulf. Aiming to ride out the region's upheavals, the ruling monarchs and sheiks — all major Western allies — are stepping up crackdowns and cooperation against any perceived threats to their power.
The UAE is a curious proving ground for this tougher stance. It's been untouched by the street protests that have swept across multiple nations since last year. The cosmopolitan tempo of
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barely missed a beat as other parts of the Middle East fell into chaos.
That, however, has not stopped UAE authorities from applying muscle against any possible challenges to the status quo in a country where political parties are banned and a parliament-style body, elected by a hand-picked pool of voters, has no direct powers.
In one of the first swipes by officials, five people were convicted last year of anti-state crimes after signing an online petition that included appeals for a stronger electoral system. The group — including a prominent blogger and an economics professor who has frequently lectured at
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"The Gulf states are doing everything they can to try to stop time," said Christopher Davidson, an expert on Gulf affairs at Britain's Durham University. "The story of the Arab Spring is from over and the chapters in the Gulf have yet to be written."
In Ras al-Khaimah, the jumble of concrete-facade buildings and sleepy street-front markets still resembles what
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looked like decades ago. But its rulers have clear ambitions, such as expanding its namesake airline, RAK Airways, and boosting free-trade zones modeled after its now more glamorous cousins.
Members of al-Islah meet in coffee shops and homes. They are wary of going to the group's offices and community centers, worried they are now monitored by security forces. The group claims it has thousands of members.
"Here is a country that welcomes people from all over the world to work and live and be part of the society," said Salem al-Tenaiji, a self-described rights activist and member of al-Islah. "But the UAE rulers won't listen to their own people."
During an hour conversation, his mobile phone rang every few minutes.
"It's work. They are checking up on me as usual," said al-Tenaiji, who claims he was shifted from his teaching post to a do-nothing post at the Health Ministry in 2010 because of his links to the group.
"They just want to keep an eye on me," he said.
Seven fellow activists, all believed to be members of al-Islah, are being held by UAE officials after being stripped of their citizenship for criticizing the country's rulers.
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-based Emirati Center for Human Rights says at least five other men — some of them al-Islah members — have been apparently detained since early April and their whereabouts have not been made public. They include a former chairman of the UAE's Jurist Association, Ahmed Zaabi, and Saleh al-Dhufairi, the activist led away by apparent plainclothes agents after morning prayers.
Government officials did not reply to requests for comment by The Associated Press.
"The right to freedom of association is under attack, with anyone associated with reform calls at risk of being arrested," said a statement from the Emirati Center for Human Rights. "Authorities are attempting to cultivate unfounded fear at the rising tide of 'Islamism' when it is the suppression of calls for democratic reform that should be feared."
Al-Islah carefully tries to keep its message on political inclusion and democracy. But its website offers hints of Islamic views that could clash with the UAE's relative openness and acceptance of Western lifestyles.
One posting described "freedom" as an inherent goal of Islam, but stressed the need for "controls" on women's dress and criticized Western societies for permitting gambling, drinking and homosexuality.
"Certainly we have Islamic views. This is an Islamic country," said the activist al-Tenaiji. "But we have no desire to limit women or drastically change the way of life in the UAE. We just want to be heard."
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The best political pundits assembled and arrived at the Knesset on Wednesday morning. The developing confrontation over the slated evacuation of homes in the settlement of Beit El promised for a spectacular summer drama.The television crews set up their cameras in the press section that overlooks the Knesset plenum and surveyed the battlefield.After three particularly dry years in parliament, the headlines characteristic of a coalition crisis were back: "Rebel ministers vow to fight to bitter end": "The Prime Minister's Office threatens to fire rebels"; "Right-wing activists put pressure on noncommittal MKs," etc.By the afternoon the excitement had almost completely died down. Not one of the ministers or deputies dared to risk being fired. No party followed up on its threat to quit the coalition.The overwhelming majority of MKs present voted against the legislation aimed at bypassing the High Court, which ruled that the state had until July 1 to remove the five homes in dispute.The bevy of journalists rushed to report to their editors, "Sorry, there's no story...."I dispute their conclusion that there is "no story." The opposite is the case. Truly, ministers combining to take a position against that of the prime minister is undoubtedly fascinating news. But no less so is the fact that the prime minister has the strength to thwart such a rebellion in the ranks. That, too, is a "story."Such developments also require drawing certain conclusions and a meaningful political analysis for the future. In the skewed Israeli reality of governments whose main business is ensuring their survival, one cannot minimize the importance of a leader's readiness to buck coalition pressures, withstand shockwaves in his own party and choose the path of national responsibility over satisfying his political partners at any price.My first conclusion is that despite the harsh criticism initially voiced, it is now clear that Kadima's decision to join a right-wing government provides the prime minister with plenty of room for effective internal political maneuvering.If we were today at the height of an election campaign, in which every right-wing and religious party was fighting for power and the Likud ministers were up against each other in a primary, one could assume that the results of the Knesset vote would be quite the opposite.The tensions between the legislative and judicial branches of government would reach new heights. Israel would be under a severe international assault. Israeli society would be embroiled in a state of ferment and mutual recriminations, just as we approach a period in which a decision on the Iranian situation requires us to take a united, unified stand.My second conclusion is that it is now necessary for the partnership between Kadima and the Likud to move from a tactical alliance to a strategic one. The challenge facing Binyamin Netanyahu and Shaul Mofaz, who together control 55 MKs, is to make the most of the 18 months left until the next election. Not only to stave off problematic initiatives as they did this week, but to reach agreements in areas that have been avoided until now because of coalition concerns.Two main issues are eagerly waiting to be addressed. The first is to conclude by the end of July legislation to share the burden of military and national service. The second is to advance reforms that will strengthen political stability and the ability of the executive branch to do its work.There is broad public support for both these goals. And both Kadima and the Likud believe that this is the right time to make changes in these two areas. The veto powers of sectoral parties over particular parliamentary moves no longer exist. This is the ultimate test of the current broad coalition: To restore hope among Israelis that their leaders are capable of coming together to advance the fundamental issues at the heart of the national consensus.The writer is a former cabinet minister, Knesset member (for Kadima and previously the Likud) and head of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
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Graveside services for Juanita Faye Crumet, 79, Oskaloosa, will be held 11 a.m. Friday, September 28, 2012 at Hardy Oak Cemetery, Jefferson County. She died September 23, 2012 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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PROF. EPHRAT LEVY-LAHAD (left) and Prof. Mary-Claire King found that at least one in 100 couples of Georgian origin are both carriers of the disease. .
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A multinational team headed by medical geneticists at Jerusalem's Shaare Zedek Medical Center has discovered a gene responsible for a serious and even life-threatening inherited disorder.The gene causes inflammation of blood vessels and damage to the immune system.The discovery, just published in the New England Journal of Medicine, was made when doctors recognized symptoms in the children of Jews of Georgian (of the former Soviet Union) origin, but it has since been found in Arabs and even in non-Jewish residents of Germany and Turkey.The disorder is called polyarteritis nodosa (PAN), a form of vasculitis (disorders that destroy blood vessels by inflammation), and it is caused by adenosine deaminase (ADA) deficiency.At least one in 100 couples of Georgian origin are both carriers of the disease, and since there are at least 100,000 Israelis of Georgian origin, there would be some 200 cases here alone, said Prof. Ephrat Levy-Lahad, head of medical genetics at the Jerusalem hospital who led and coordinated the international team over several years."We tried to look for other families with the same disease and other ethnicities with mutations in the same place in their genome," she told The Jerusalem Post. Each ethnic group, she explained, has different mutations for same disease. Some of the children with PAN "even had strokes, along with skin ulcers, rashes and neurological problems with peripheral nerve damage."As a result of the team's discovery, families will be referred for genetic counseling, and preimplantation genetic diagnosis can be performed to select unaffected, healthy embryos to be implanted for a pregnancy.One woman whose child was affected by the disease was afraid to get pregnant again, Levy-Lahad said."Now she can be tested at Shaare Zedek or Sheba Medical Center, and eventually the test will be available elsewhere." In the future, it could be possible that patients get fresh-frozen plasma as a replacement therapy for the disease.Prof. Mary-Claire King, the eminent geneticist at the University of Washington who was the first to identify a breast cancer mutation and who sequenced genes to help Shaare Zedek with its research, commented: "This is lovely and important work and a real coup for Israeli genetics. It was a great pleasure to be a small part of it."The discovery is important, said King, because "it provides immediate clues to treatment of an entire class of vasculitis problems. The vast majority of gene discoveries are important for the insights they provide into biology and for the possibilities they provide for disease prevention – for example, quite drastic surgery as for breast and ovarian cancer or for pre-implantation diagnosis for congenital defects. The discovery of the gene responsible for PAN offers a far more immediate practical benefit: a simple approach to treatment for patients, based on the presence of the ADA protein in the blood. To go from gene to treatment in one step is almost unheard of in genomic medicine," the American geneticist said."The second remarkable contribution of this discovery is the opportunity to approach the diagnosis of vasculitis in a new way," she continued."Vasculitis disorders are collectively very common, but terribly difficult to distinguish from one another, because the presenting symptoms of different forms overlap so much.The discovery of mutations as responsible for an entire class of vascultis problems offers a new dimension to their diagnosis and to their treatment," she said.Dr. Paulina Navon-Elkan, who was for years head of Shaare Zedek's pediatric rheumatology clinic but is now semi-retired, was involved in the early stages of the research. She saw a toddler of Georgian origin who suffered from inflammatory disease. A sibling was more seriously affected, and then a cousin of theirs was also diagnosed. Later, similar patients were found in Germany, as well as an Arab girl, now 19, who lives in a village near Nazareth.Treatment until now has included cytotoxic drugs ordinarily used for cancers, but they are very aggressive, said the rheumatologist. "But now that we understand the disease's genetic origin, we have more options.When a two-year-old child with disease was in such a bad state that we felt we had nothing to lose, we tried the biological drug Remicade (infliximab) used to treat autoimmune diseases," she continued. "To our surprise, within 24 hours, he had left intensive care. He gets it now every six weeks, goes to school, is a very good pupil at school and had a bar mitzva."
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The National Audit Office report into the size of BBC "severance packages" was damning. And the corporation's current management is right to have admitted to a "fundamental failure of control".
Let's call it what it was — an utterly immoral, insensitive and indefensible plunder of monies paid directly by the British people to support their own public service broadcaster.
It is easy to overlook the key word in that sentence, the use of the past tense "was". There is no doubt that the incoming Director-General, Lord Hall, anticipated the controversy and decided to cap payoffs.
I note that some critics see this as closing the door after the horse has bolted. Better that than leaving the door open, or even ajar. Hall's action should not be viewed as a shrewd piece of public relations. He was putting down a marker, implying that if the BBC is to retain the respect of the people who pay for it then a cultural change is essential.
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Note what the Audit Office found. In a quarter of the cases it reviewed, the BBC had paid departing management more than they were entitled to. This unacceptable generosity was a breach of the Corporation's own rules. Why did it happen? Did no-one at the BBC Trust think to question the practice? Indeed, what will the Trust do now?
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One honourable man has already done the right thing. Roly Keating, former director of the BBC's archive content and now chief executive of the British Library, has decided to return his £375,000 payoff. Good for him.
Maybe, just maybe, he will set a precedent for other ex-executives who walked off with more than their fair share. Don't count on it though.
Meanwhile, it is important to recognise that the BBC has undergone a substantial shake-up and restructure since Hall's arrival. He cannot avoid paying relatively high salaries, of course.
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Challenges of a Caregiver for a Chronically Ill Person
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If you're a caregiver for anyone with medical issues or a loved one getting older then you don't want to miss this show. Hear and identify with some of the same challenges we all face. You're not alone in trying to strike a balance between living your life and caring for a loved one you wish you could give "life" back to.
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Benjamin Scott Allen discusses how loss shows up for the person who is chronically ill or terminal.
This show is about healing loss. Whether it is the loss of a loved one, a relationship, a job, or a dream, we find ourselves lost in another world. What was before no longer is. This is the world of the Afterloss.
It is our goal to share this world together and to help each other navigate this new experience. We are here to explore what was lost and what is left, and find a new way to relate to both. Loss is a part of life, and we all deal it differently.
Benjamin is the author of Out of the Ashes, Healing in the AfterLoss. This book is about profound loss and forging a new path after his loved ones died.
When we give ourselves permission to lean into loss, this unique process of healing finds its own time and rhythm. There are parts of the Afterloss that only you know and only you can travel, but everyone who has experienced loss in one form or another knows the path has many footprints that can lead us into healing. We are not alone.
Your hosts Benjamin Allen and Deborah Brown will share their journeys through grief into healing and create a container for others to explore, define and lean into loss of all kinds. We meet here and now on the path to the rest of our lives, at the intersection of Loss and Hope ... may we all be blessed by sharing what we have lived and learned.
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Author of: "Solace - How Caregivers and Others Can Relate, Listen, and Respond Effectively to a Chronically Ill Person" Walter St. John, ED. D. will be here to teach you.
Few of us know how to act around a very sick person. Any yet, what we say (and don't say) makes a huge impact. "Solace" provides a very specific set of practical skills for caregivers, family members, and anyone else who wants to make a meaningful difference in a very difficult time.
Walter will share with us Fifteen Tips for Pushing through the Discomfort and Truly Connecting with a Chronically Ill Person because caring for a sick person is, intrinsically, a very stressful experience that can be mentally and physically exhausting. Knowing how to interact with and respond to such a patient in a way that fosters mutual understanding and trust can truly be a game changer for both of you.
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Are you one of the uninsured who is not even phased by health insurance? What makes a person who is uninsured say I don't want to be a part of that? What is happening to Free Clinics in light of Obamacare? Don't forget we will also be talking about people with chronic illnesses. Join Dr. Taffy as she reveals what is happening to the uninsured; chronically ill and free clinics.
A Unique EFT Marketing Approach: A Quiet Presence
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What is your EFT marketing approach? Have you been successful in marketing your EFT business so far? Perhaps you're fearful you will compromise who you are, or your spiritual practice.
In today's show, Annabel talks to Sejual Shah about how she's developed a Quiet Presence and attracted executive clients in the corporate world. She'll share how she sets boundaries; bases her work on emotional honesty, and remains true to herself so her work is always fun and easy.
Sejual Shah coaches C-Suite execs and other senior personnel in global multi-nationals, helping them deepen their Emotional Intelligence with EFT. Running her coaching business for the last 8 years, she's made EFT accessible to the critical thinking corporate audience, and was interviewed by Gary Craig in this area. Balanced with this work, she also provides spiritually focused coaching for business people using a tool she has developed called Business Energetics. She's the author of a forthcoming book entitled 'The Spiritual Executive' and an accredited EFT trainer with AAMET. www.healthyinmind.com
Annabel Fisher started her EFT Practice on a shoestring. She used her experiences to establish a niche working with chronically ill clients, and created a 6-figure business after clearing many limiting beliefs. A Certified EFT and Matrix Reimprinting Practitioner and Trainer, she now focuses her attention on training and mentoring students to become masterful Certified EFT & MR Practitioners, and empowering them to create wildly successful EFT Practices.
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Caregiving and Caring for Yourself: Essentials
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November is National Family Caregivers Month. According to the Caregiver Action Network, about 29% of the U.S. population will provide care for a chronically ill, disabled, or aged family member or friend during a given year, spending an average of 20 hours a week providing care. On this show, we'll discuss the issue of caregiving, why it's so important for caregivers to take time for themselves, and the ways in which men and women differ when it comes to what each needs. No calls - listen only mode.
Difficulties ending a bad relationship
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It is often very hard to end a love relationship even when you know it is bad for you. A "bad" relationship is not the kind that is going through the usual periods of disagreement and disenchantment that are inevitable when two separate people come together. A bad relationship is one that involves continual frustration; the relationship seems to have potential but that potential is always just out of reach. In fact, the attachment in such relationships is to someone who is "unattainable" in the sense that he or she is committed to someone else, doesn't want a committed relationship, or is incapable of one. Bad relationships are chronically lacking in what one or both partners need. Such relationships can destroy self-esteem and prevent those involved from moving on in their careers or personal lives. They are often fertile breeding grounds for loneliness, rage, and despair. In bad relationships the two partners are often on such different wave-lengths that there is little common ground, little significant communication, and little enjoyment of each other.Remaining in a bad relationship not only causes continual stress but may even be physically harmful. An obvious harm is the physical abuse that is often a part of such relationships. In a less obvious way, however, the tensions and chemical changes caused by the constant stress can drain energy and lower resistance to physical illness. Continuing in such bad relationships can lead to unhealthy escapes such as alcohol or drug abuse and can even lead to suicide attempts.
In such relationships, individuals are robbed of several essential freedoms; the freedom to be their best selves in the relationship, the freedom to love the other person through choice rather than through dependency, and the freedom to leave a situation that is destructive.
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George grew up in a very musical home, his mother was a gifted opera singer and his dad played jazz piano and upright bass. At age 24, George's musical aspirations and life was permanently altered through several events that led to his "becoming a Christian on purpose". Jesus introduced Himself to George!
Almost immediately he became involved in ministry. Over time the Lord refined George as he served in various churches and ministries as a worship leader/musician, youth leader, counselor, and evangelist.
In 1988 God brought about an opportunity for George to build and run a world-class recording studio for a local church. There he recorded and produced many local, national and a few world-renowned Christian artists and ministries.
In 1993 George ventured out himself as a Christian singer / songwriter. He recorded an ill-fated but nationally distributed CD called "Walls of Freedom". He toured locally and regionally sharing the stage with several well-known Christian artists of that time.
Late in 1994 the call to a different ministry became apparent. George began attending Calvary Chapel of Old Bridge New Jersey, and though he served minimally with the worship team and in their recording studio he was absolutely enamored with – and heavily influenced by verse by verse through the bible teaching. This led to him being ordained and serving to this day as pastor and worship leader of Calvary Chapel of Montclair New Jersey.
Music has never ceased to be a part of George's life and ministry, he is now recording and releasing worship songs written and used at Calvary Montclair over the years, and he has plans to release a new contemporary Christian music CD later in the year.
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Biography of Eddie Jones Jr.
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Eddie Jones Jr. a native of Los Angeles, CA. has been president of the Los Angeles Civil
Rights Association for ten years and a public servant for the last twenty years. Mr. Jones has worked with a variety of leaders from all over the United States such as Dr. Earl Ofari Hutchinson, AI Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Yvonne Burke, Congress woman Diane Watson, Congress woman Maxine Waters, Dr. Martin Luther King Ill, John Mack, Council Man Herb Wesson, Council Man Bernard Parks, Dick Gregory, Danny Bakewell Sr., and a host of other governors, congress people, council people.
Eddie Jones Jr. has worked on a variety of cases with the Los Angeles Civil Rights
Association along with the department of justice to investigate wrongful treatment of innocent people along with other major issues. Some cases that the Los Angeles Civil Rights Association has worked on include the wrongful death of Woodrow Player Jr. who was shot in the back with no weapon found, the Kevin Wicks shooting, the Devin Brown shooting, the Tyiesha Miller shooting, the wrongful killing of John Thomas Horton Ill who was beat to death and hung in the men's central jail in downtown Los Angeles unveiling the cover up of beatings and misconduct.
Mr. Jones has also worked very closely with the families of cases such as the shooting of
Montae Ray Talbert also known as M-Bone, and so many other cases.
The Los Angeles Civil Right Association makes it a priority to help the community in a
variety of ways. They have collaborated with council man Herb Wesson to put a street light on Rodeo at Dorsey High school where nine year old Demaria Grant was hit and killed by a hit and run driver. They provide food for the homeless every Friday from seven pm to ten pm.
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The Final War: The Great Slaughter, P. I
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Take the choice of the flock, and burn also the bones under it, and make it boil well, and let them seethe the bones of it therein.
~ Ezekiel 24:5
And I said, Hear, I pray you, O heads of Jacob, and ye princes of the house of Israel; Is it not for you to know judgment?
Who hate the good, and love the evil; who pluck off their skin from off them, and their flesh from off their bones;
Who also eat the flesh of my people, and flay their skin from off them; and they break their bones, and chop them in pieces, as for the pot, and as flesh within the caldron.
Then shall they cry unto the LORD, but he will not hear them: he will even hide his face from them at that time, as they have behaved themselves ill in their doings.
~ Micah 3:1-4
Thus saith the LORD concerning the prophets that make my people err, that bite with their teeth, and cry, Peace; and he that putteth not into their mouths, they even prepare war against him.
Therefore night shall be unto you, that ye shall not have a vision; and it shall be dark unto you, that ye shall not divine; and the sun shall go down over the prophets, and the day shall be dark over them.
Then shall the seers be ashamed, and the diviners confounded: yea, they shall all cover their lips; for there is no answer of God.
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Rick "Slick Rick" Walters was born in London in 1965 and moved with his family to the Bronx in 1975.
Charlie Rock of HARLEM WORLD CREW was very instrumental in bringing "Ricky D" AKA "Slick Rick" and together when he was request by Doug to introduce him to Rick after he has seen him win a number of local MC battle contest. It was at a MC Contest at the 369 Armory on 142nd street in Harlem, given by promotion partners Ray chandler & Charlie Rock, The Rick & Doug were formally introduced by Rock.
As a 19-year-old in the summer of 1985 he scored his first big hits, "La Di Da Di" and "The Show."
Three years later Def Jam Recordings released Rick's first full-length album, "The Great Adventures of Slick Rick". Hailed as a showcase for Rick's extraordinary writing and rapping skills, it quickly achieved "platinum" status for sales in excess of one million copies and has since established itself as a rap classic.
At the height of his fame in July of 1990, Rick shot and wounded two people in an ill-advised attempt to protect himself against a violent predator. Convicted of attempted murder in the second degree, he began serving his sentence of three-to-ten years in 1991. While he was in jail, he released "The Ruler's Back" (1991) and "Behind Bars" (1994).
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SALT LAKE CITY — A state lawmaker wants to prohibit government entities, including the Utah Transit Authority, from contracting with lobbyists to represent them on Capitol Hill.
Rep. Paul Ray introduced a bill Thursday to make it illegal for counties, cities and towns to use tax dollars for lobbying public officials. He said a Deseret News/KSL-TV report last year on the large amount of money UTA spends on influencing lawmakers is among his reasons for drafting HB383.
The Clearfield Republican said he's also troubled about the advantage large cities that can afford lobbyists have over small cities that can't.
"You've got these big cities who pay big bucks for lobbyists, and taxpayer dollars at that," he said. "Some of these smaller cities miss out because they just don't have the money to go out and pay big dollars to get these lobbyists to help them out."
Ray also said he was "astounded" by the amount of money UTA spends on lobbying state legislators.
UTA spends more on in-state lobbying than any local government entity. From 2008 through September 2012, UTA contracts with state lobbyists totaled nearly $1.3 million, according to figures provided by the agency. On average, it pays out about $260,000 a year.
UTA is considered a quasi-government agency, which sets it apart from cities and towns. It does, however, receive local tax money for some of its projects. Ray said he believes his bill would include UTA but would have to do more research to know for sure.
UTA says it's accountable to 70 cities and five counties, as well as the state and federal governments, and has a responsibility to talk with them on a daily basis.
"The majority of our lobbying efforts are spent in communicating with these groups, answering their questions, providing them data on our operations and working together to plan for the future. Lobbying allows us to keep our stakeholders educated and informed," according to a statement from UTA.
Those efforts, UTA said, have made it possible to accelerate Wasatch Front transit projects, including four new light-rail lines and a commuter-rail train.
"This has a direct benefit on the quality of life of our community and would not have been possible without this ongoing dialogue with elected officials," according to the agency.
Attempting to ban cities, counties and other government entities from lobbying on Capitol Hill is not new, said Brent Gardner, CEO of the Utah Association of Counties.
"It's been around here before. It's never passed, obviously," he said.
Gardner doesn't see it as an issue of fairness. Counties, he said, get their voices heard through the association. But counties that hire their own lobbyists might feel disadvantaged by a law prohibiting that practice, he said.
House Speaker Becky Lockhart, R-Provo, said the proposal has come up several times over the years without success.
"We have a new Legislature, and it may be time to have the discussion again," she said.
Ray said he knows the bill won't go over well with local governments and lobbyists.
"I'll get a ton of pushback from people that like to hire lobbyists to come here," he said. "I won't be very liked on the Hill both from the lobbyist side and the municipality side."
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