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Add a potential polio epidemic to the threats that innocent civilians now face because of Syria's civil war.
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Add a potential polio epidemic to the threats that innocent civilians now face because of Syria's civil war. It is part of what U.S. officials say may be the worst humanitarian disaster since the 1994 Rwandan genocide that killed an estimated 800,000 people. But while the tragedy is unfolding in full view, many countries, including Russia and China, have given hardly anything to the United Nations campaign to meet the Syrians' basic needs.
Civilians have paid a terrible price ever since President Bashar Assad of Syria used force to crush peaceful protests that began in 2011, touching off a full-scale civil war. Officials now put the death toll, including combatants, at 115,000.
Of the Syrians who have survived the war so far, some 5 million are virtual refugees in their own country – trapped in neighborhoods isolated by military blockades, or uprooted from their homes and living in vacant buildings, schools, mosques, parks and crowded homes of relatives. Most are desperately short of food and medicine, a deprivation likely to worsen as winter sets in.
Now comes another trial: the country's first outbreak of polio in 14 years. UN officials have begun to vaccinate 2.5 million children in Syria and more than 8 million others in the region after discovering that 10 children in the eastern city of Deir al-Zour had contracted polio. A 25-year campaign by the World Health Organization had largely eradicated what had been a global scourge, narrowing the afflicted states to Nigeria, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Public health experts suspect that jihadists who entered Syria to join the fight against Assad may have been the carriers.
The UN has asked its members for $1.5 billion to provide food, schooling and medicine to Syrians. That is short of the need, yet the response has been disgraceful. Only 61 per cent of the money earmarked for refugees outside of Syria has been collected, while 36 per cent of the aid for Syrians inside the country has been collected, according to UN figures.
The best way to help the Syrians is to end the war. The next best thing is to mitigate the suffering by contributing generously and by pressuring both sides in the conflict to allow aid workers to deliver essential supplies.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Will Middlebrooks is ready to go.
It's still three hours before the Red Sox will take on the Rays Wednesday night, but all the talk of what lies ahead -- for both the series finale and the coming months -- has the third baseman restless.
"Dude, you're getting me fired up now," he said in mid-interview.
The talk of what had taken place to date has set off Middlebrooks, the 24-year-old who came into the season considered a middle-of-the-order stalwart. It is part excitement, part frustration.
He seems genuinely surprised that the recent development of having to contend with Jose Iglesias for playing time might be considered the elixir for his struggles. Competition, he explained, wasn't the reason he found himself playing well enough to make Kevin Youkilis expendable a season ago, and isn't what will pull his batting average.
"Yeah, everyone has different buttons to push. I'm just a competitive person when it comes down to it. It doesn't matter if it's for a job. I feel like I kind of got away from that," Middlebrooks said. "I don't know if I got complacent, I wouldn't call it that. But I just kind of lost that edge for a little bit. I don't know if it was because I was dealing with injuries and thinking about that stuff, and just not locked into, 'I'm going to kick that guy's ass' every pitch. That's who I am. That's who I've always been. Pitch by pitch, you're not going to beat me this pitch. And if you do, I'm going to get your ass next pitch. That's it. Move on. I got away from that mentality."
As Middlebrooks speaks, it's easy to buy what he's selling.
It's easy to understand that his own internal fire -- the one he said had been inexplicably doused -- is what is now steering him, not the presence of Iglesias. It's what is driving up his blood pressure with each word, and why he felt obligated to write the word "compete" on the inside of his glove.
It's not like he needs a reminder, but after what transpired earlier in the season, Middlebrooks is leaving nothing to chance.
"I lost that little spark, that fire, coming in and being pissed for no other reason than they're trying to beat me today. I'm getting that back," he said. "I went 1-for-7 the other day, and I felt [expletive] good because I left the game knowing I was competing. I had that little fire back in me and it's starting to get going again. Does that mean I'm going to go on a streak of hitting .500 the next two weeks? Probably not, because that's hard to do. But those completive juices are back flowing. I cleared my head, and I'm getting healthy again."
Middlebrooks has only played in two games since coming back from the 15-day disabled list, but he clearly has used those two games as his springboard to fixing what he felt had been broken.
Perhaps is was the time away from the lineup, or maybe it was getting the chance to observe and reflect while not having results define each day. But he can now admit, and identify, the differences in his approach and his demeanor. It was the kind of self-evaluation that had been percolating with each passing game.
"I knew it," Middlebrooks said. "I'd sit here after games, be frustrated, beating the crap out of myself about it because I knew it. I would come in here after every game and think about the game. When I'm done with the game, after I come in, I'll spend about five, 10 minutes … I'll come in here and be in my uniform. I just come in, I think about the game and what went on, and when I get up, I'm done with it. That way I can move on to the next day. That's my time, when I come in and evaluate what I did, what I could do different, what they tried to do to me.
"I think I lost the confidence. I was struggling. I'd struggled, but never really on this stage, dealing with stuff in my body. I just kind of got down and it sucked. It was frustrating. Snowball effect."
And if there is any doubt about the mindset, the reminder on the inside of his glove serves as a fail-safe.
"That's who I am. When I'm at my best, I'm just competing and I'm going to kick somebody's ass," Middlebrooks said. "I'm not worried about Joe [expletive] the barber in the stands, the umpire calling stuff a couple of inches off the plate. ... I'm not even worried about my approach. I'm just seeing the ball and trying to beat his ass. He's trying to beat me. It's as simple as that."
But even with the rekindled mindset, there are some realities facing Middlebrooks.
He is still battling through a rib injury and lower-back strain. Even before going on the disabled list with the back issue, the rib problem was a constant reminder that his obstacles would be coming from more than just the opposing pitcher, or even the the acceptance of an unfamiliar approach.
Just prior to heading to the DL, Middlebrooks was starting to see some results. While winning and offering incremental contributions during his hitting struggles offered some solace, rediscovering his offensive prowess helped reignite that aforementioned "spark" he had misplaced.
Then, however, the body started trumping the mind.
"I feel a lot better than I did the past month, month and a half. So, I don't want to go on the DL," he said. "I hate sitting out. If I'm 75 percent, I feel like I can help us win, and I'm not going to get any better sitting on the bench. I'm not going to dig myself out of a hole sitting on the bench. I'm not going to kick [the opponent's] ass sitting on the bench. I can flick seeds on him. That's about it."
Then there is the assumption that the hot hand will be getting the playing time, a notion that has been brought into the equation thanks to Iglesias' recent performance. The Red Sox are 17-7 in games Iglesias has played, with the newbie third baseman hitting .449 with a 1.071 OPS.
Red Sox manager John Farrell has stated that shortstop Stephen Drew's playing time most likely won't be cut into more than a game or two a week, even with an offensive performance that has the shortstop hitting .223 with a .703 OPS. Drew's defensive consistency, and track record, has bought the veteran perhaps a bit more time than Middlebrooks.
The whole dynamic is OK with Middlebrooks, who reiterated regarding the presence of Iglesias, "I'm never competing with my teammates. We're together and we're trying to kick their ass. I'm not trying to kick his ass. He's doing his job. Good. Because we're trying to win."
It's hard to argue the third baseman's approach. Even during his offensive struggles he has won, with the Red Sox totaling a 72-51 record in games he has played in. But at the same time, there will continue to be that focus on those numbers (.196 batting average, .622 OPS) and expectations.
Middlebrooks understands.
No matter what the playing time, or playing rotation, he clearly is ready to dive head-first into the rest of the season, armed with the edge he once misplaced.
"I like it," Middlebrooks said of the expectations. "I don't want people to say, 'He might struggle.' I'm good. I'm [expletive] good. I'm a good player. Do I have developing to do and growing to do? Yes, of course. When you stop getting better, you need to quit. Was this a hard two months for me to swallow? Yeah, man. I hate letting my teammates down. There's plenty of times I could have won the game for us and I didn't. Is that going to change? You bet your ass. … I just want to win. That's it. I just want to win, somehow."
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Don't expect the Buffalo Sabres to trade one of their goalies anytime soon. Rumors circulating around the NHL frequently mention the Sabres and their three netminders, especially now that Ryan Miller is on the cusp of returning from his broken right thumb and Martin Biron is riding a record hot streak. It's no secret the Vancouver Canucks are interested in Biron now that Dan Cloutier is done for the season. But Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier said after Saturday's 4-3 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins that he's had no discussions regarding his goalies with the Canucks - or any other team, for that matter. "There will come a decision," Regier said. "The bigger question right now is getting one guy back. Then we'll go from there."read on
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"Command respect. Don't demand it."
That is what a mentor told me when I interviewed him for a high school career project. The summer before I went to college I worked for a Systems Engineering company close to Washington D.C where he (my mentor) was the Founder and CEO. This summer would be one of my first encounters with an entrepreneur. Seeing how a small business worked where everyone had to chip in from developers to support staff. Like my father, he had come from India and built a life for his family in the United States.
I would learn a lot about respect that summer.
I was the front office secretary and I hated it. I split the job with the CEO's daughter who was just one year behind me in school but was brilliant. She would go on to get a perfect score on her SATs and go into the medical field. My less than perfect score would cause me to struggle with the thought that I was a failure to my Indian heritage.
Boredom was my companion that summer. I would sit and calculate how much I would make on my paycheck that week to pass the time. My mind didn't naturally work in the administrative tasks. At 17 I didn't know the company mission or understand how support staff was everything to a small company. I was tired every day from getting up early with my dad and driving through rush hour DC traffic to work and coming home late into the evening. I didn't know how to take pride in my job.
"Command respect. Don't demand it."
These words echo in my mind even 18 years later.
To demand means to: To ask or call for with authority; to claim or seek from, as by authority or right; to claim, as something due. (webster dictionary)
To command means to: To have power or influence of the nature of authority over; to obtain as if by ordering; to receive as a due. (webster dictionary)
The main difference between the words "command and demand" is that demanding respect is asking, seeking or claiming something that is due. I would elaborate to say that one can think that it is due when it might not be. If you have to ask, seek or claim respect…then you don't really have it. To command means to have influencing and to receive something that is due. It is due, there is no question about it. You have it there is no need to seek a claim. Commanding respect means you have earned it and it's due to you.
At 17 I wanted it. I thought I deserved it. I did well in school, I never caused trouble at home, and I was going to college soon. However, I would react in the normal teenager-ish chip on my shoulder way if I felt disrespected. (I still fight that tendency). I demanded it. I would keep my frustration inside when I didn't feel like I was getting respect. After all, this job was easy…just sooo boring. I wanted a project, something to engage my brain. I remember getting a firm talking to for falling asleep at my desk one day. How could you blame me when every 3 hours only 1 person came into the office and the phone rang maybe 1 time an hour? Geesh.
But I didn't know that when you do a good job at the small things you get entrusted with the bigger things.
I went to work every day getting up while it was dark, driving through the crazy, scary 6 lanes of traffic (my dad took the drive home), sit at that dang desk for 8 hours and drive another 1 hour and 45 minutes home every day of the work week. I would come home to more chores, family demands and trying to figure out how to prepare for my move to Purdue University. Life wasn't so carefree anymore.
My father never complained. Not one time that I could remember. He woke up, went to work, came home and dealt with the traffic, bills, family, work at home without complaint.
That summer I saw the work ethic of men who traveled from east to west with courageous hearts to start life for themselves, have a family and give their children the best opportunities they could.
While I internally fumed at how 13-14 hours of my day were taken up by work, how 4-5 of those hours weren't even paid for and how I really didn't like my job; my father went to work and provided for our family without negative words. He just kept going every day…for us.
That summer I learned about respect in the most unexpected way. My dad quietly earned my respect. He commanded it because of his work ethic and his diligence every day for his family. He patiently let me learn about working with patience and support. He could have chosen to react to my bad attitude. But he didn't.
That summer I had a brief moment of stepping into my dad's shoes, walking his path. A path that traveled across lands, oceans, and roads to another country, and a new culture. A path that resulted in building a life from the ground up with faith and determination and love. I say love because my mother walked a similar path coming from Jamaica. And so this life they built was together.
I would find out later that my dad had been laid off from his job and had taken this new job close to D.C., which he was actually over qualified for…to keep us going. My mother kept things going at home while her spouse was away many hours of the day as well. We always had a homecooked meal to come home to, gifted to us by a strong woman raising her children with love and support to go out into the world. Never being selfish or holding us back. These words from her I still hold in my heart:
"The sky is the limit, Dija. You can do anything you want."
That summer I learned about respect. It's not pretty, or glamorous, or loud. It's earned in the quiet, steady work or a person. It's earned not in loud demands or fearful tones; but it is earned in kindness and diligence.
A beloved leader who has earned his followers respect over time can command his troops into the fiercest battle without fear of rebellion. Commanding respect means you can trust that those you expect it from will give it willingly because you have earned it.
18 years later this lesson has affected my life in a major way. As I parent my children, as I go to work, as I deal in business, or in the community. I remember that respect is earned and then commanded.
Respect is a good thing, a noble thing. When it's mutual, amazing things can happen in our world.
When I finally told my dad I felt like a disgrace because I didn't get a perfect score on my SATs (I know, I have a dramatic streak.) My dad told me that he was proud of me. He said that he was proud because his kids asked questions, had our own thought processes and didn't just accept everything that we were taught. He was proud of us no matter what.
Today he tells me the same thing when I feel inadequate having had chosen to stay home to raise our kids. He encourages me in my choice and I know he is just as proud of me (a stay at home mom) as he is my sis ( a surgeon) and my brother (a father of 4, and VP at an Engineering firm.)
That is the summer I learned about respect. Today I'm working to live it out.
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Memorial for child victims of UK's worst rail crash
A memorial is being unveiled to three children who died near Gretna Green in Britain's worst ever rail disaster.
The "lost children of Maryhill" were among 227 people killed in a multi-train crash at Quintinshill in 1915.
Most of the victims were soldiers with the Royal Scots who were on their way to fight in World War I.
A headstone has been laid at the Western Necropolis in Glasgow, where the children were buried in an unmarked grave.
They were interred in 1915 along with a fourth unidentified person, whose age is not known.
Falkirk councillor Billy Buchanan, a keen amateur historian, arranged the memorial after hearing about the children, whose bodies were never claimed by their parents...
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Don Weber joined cn|2 when it launched back in May 2010 and soon became a reporter for Pure Politics. He is a graduate of Northern Kentucky University and has spent many years covering everything from politics to sports. Don says he loves meeting new people everyday as part of his job and also enjoys the fact that no two days are the same when he comes to work.
Crit Luallen makes first public appearance after being sworn in as lieutenant governor
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FRANKFORT — Kentucky Lt. Gov. Crit Luallen made her first appearance after being sworn in as lieutenant governor, speaking before the Frankfort Rotary on Wednesday. The former state auditor was appointed by Gov. Steve Beshear after former Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson resigned to take a position with the Obama Administration. Luallen praised the work of Beshear in balancing the state budget through some hard economic times as well as the efforts to implement health care reform in Kentucky. Luallen said that she takes... Read more
Conway says EPA law suit is about what's fair for Kentucky
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LEXINGTON — Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway said the state will bear a disproportionate burden if the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has its way in imposing stricter pollution standards. Conway, along with 11 other states Attorney's General, filed a lawsuit against the EPA to prevent conforming to the proposed green house gas regulations. The EPA wants to limit carbon dioxide emissions 18 percent in Kentucky by 2030, but with Kentucky's vast reliance on coal Conway argues the restrictions could be... Read more
Cabinet offical says Medicaid expansion has created more jobs and additional income for healthcare providers
A top Kentucky health official is telling lawmakers that the expansion of Meidcaid is having a positive impact on healthcare employment in the state, as early predictions said it would. The first year of Kentucky's Medicaid Expansion has created new jobs and close to one billion dollars in Medicaid reimbursement to providers according to Eric Friedlander, Deputy Secretary for Health and Family Services. Friedlander, who testified Monday before the Interim Joint Committee on Appropriations and Revenue, said that Bureau of Labor... Read more
Crit Luallen says it's time to learn from past successes to build a stronger future after being sworn in as lieutenant governor
Saying that it's not a day for laying out a new agenda, but is a good day to celebrate all that is good about the state's past and it's hopes for the future, former state Auditor of Public Accounts Crit Luallen was sworn in as Kentucky's 56th lieutenant governor on Friday. She replaces Jerry Abramson who resigned to accept the position of deputy assistant to President Barack Obama and director of intergovernmental affairs. Luallen told those gathered in the Capitol Rotunda that... Read more
Rep. Dennis Keene throws his hat in ring for House speaker pro tem
Some Democrats in the Kentucky House of Representatives are weighing their future options now that House Speaker Pro Tem Larry Clark announced Wednesday that he would not seek reelection to the post he's held since 1993. Clark's decision opens the door for a number of Democrats to replace him, including Rep. Dennis Kenne, D-Wilder. The 67th district representative, who has served in the House since 2005, currently serves on four committees: Chairman of the House Licensing and Occupations Committee Vice Chairman of the... Read more
One of last living World War II POW honored in Northern Ky.
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NEWPORT — Every year, there are fewer and fewer living World War II veterans and some of the youngest that served are now over 90 years old. Johnny "TV" Peluso, 91, a lifelong resident of Newport, is one of them. Peluso saw fighting in some of the most brutal battles of the war, and was captured by German soldiers near the end of the war. On Tuesday, Veterans Day, Peluso was honored for his service by a number of local, state and... Read more
Some see charter schools being the answer for low-income, low-performing students in public schools
Legislators on Kentucky's Education Committee heard testimony on Monday from advocates on charter schools and how minorities can benefit from the education system. Wayne Lewis, chair of the Kentucky Charter Schools Association, told the Interim Joint Committee on Education that charter schools give low-income families a choice if their students' needs are not being met by the public school that they are attending. Lewis singled out elementary school math score statistics in Fayette County from the 2012 / 2013 school year... Read more
Internationally recognized academic program helps Tates Creek students excel
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LEXINGTON — One of the biggest challenges school systems face today is how to prepare students for an ever changing global society. In Fayette County, Tates Creek High School has implemented the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program for highly motivated students. The program is designed to push learners to develop their own curiosity, exercise initiative and express ideas and information confidently and creatively. "I'm kind of one of those people who like to do multiple things," said Tates Creek senior Emily Ranseen. "I've... Read more
Race for 50th Dist. House pits Emerge Ky. grad against representative with 10 years in chamber
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BARDSTOWN — State Rep. David Floyd, R-Bardstown, has served in the House for a decade, but he faces a motivated young challenger in Democrat Audrey Haydon, an Emerge Kentucky graduate. Running in a newly crafted district, Floyd and Haydon have been making their cases to voters, knocking on doors and even taking to the television airwaves over several issues. Haydon, 29, a lawyer who practices in Bardstown with her husband Muncie and father Ben, is running her campaign as a fresh... Read more
North Dakota Sen. Heidi Heitkamp stumps for Grimes in central Kentucky
WINCHESTER – North Dakota junior U.S. Sen. Heidi Heitkamp joined in the parade of high profile national Democratic surrogates joining Alison Lundergan Grimes in the final week of her campaign against Republican U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell. Heitkamp joined Grimes in central Kentucky Wednesday with stops in Clark, Bourbon and Fayette County where the Senator said she knows the fight Grimes is waging. In 2012, Heitkamp won an open seat for the U.S. Senate in North Dakota by defeating Republican U.S. Rep.... Read more


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It was a mistake to have involved ourselcves there to begin with. What has been
the total body count to date of a war based on a giant pack of lies.
Somehow I doubt we are seen as the great liberators today.
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And to think we spent billions of dollars and thousands of lives to liberate Iraq. It didn't take them long to go back to their roots. I kind of feel it was all for nothing. How about you?
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Let me guess...Some how this is Obama's fault and all of Heriman and Utah County agree.
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Nope, it's Bushs' fault. The only thing that Obama did wrong was keeping the military in Iraq and Afghanistan too long.
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Indiana is a long way from considering legalizing recreational marijuana as Colorado and Washington did this week, but key lawmakers from both parties plan to introduce measures next year that would decriminalize possession of small amounts of the drug.
Democratic state Sen. Karen Tallian of Portage said Friday that she will again introduce a bill that would decriminalize possession of up to three ounces – about 85 grams – of marijuana. The bill received a Senate hearing this year but was not brought up for a vote. Tallian, however, said attitudes are changing even among her fellow lawmakers.
"Two or three years ago when I started talking about that it was, 'You're crazy,'" she said. "Now, it's like: 'I'm all right with that.' I've gotten that from a lot of people. 'I wouldn't put my name on it but I'll support you.'"
Separately, Republican Sen. Brent Steele of Bedford has said he intends to introduce legislation in 2013 that would make possession of 10 grams or less – less than one-third of an ounce – of marijuana an infraction rather than a criminal misdemeanor.
Steele, who chairs the Senate committee on corrections, criminal and civil matters, said he'll include the marijuana provision in a bill that revamps the Indiana criminal code to align charges and sentencing in proportion to the offenses. He was out of the country Friday and could not be reached for comment, but has said the state should focus its strained resources on violent crime rather than pot smokers.
Possessing 30 grams or less of marijuana is a Class A misdemeanor on the first offense in Indiana, and carries a sentence of up to one year. Possession of more than 30 grams – roughly an ounce – is a Class D felony that carries a sentence of one to three years in prison.
Supporters of decriminalization say prosecuting pot users the current way only crowds state prisons and damages young offenders' futures with a criminal record.
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Beth Baker, executive director of the Healthy Communities Initiative, said she came around to the idea of relaxing marijuana laws while working on preventing substance abuse by young people.
"From my own experience working in the prevention field, we can do a lot better job of prevention with marijuana if we had it legalized," Baker said. That way, she said, pot could be regulated and taxed like tobacco and alcohol.
Calvina Fay of the Drug Free America Foundation said pot isn't as safe as supporters claim, and said loosening marijuana laws sends a bad message to kids.
"Having more drugs and more people using drugs, and drugs more accessible, in our opinion is not a good thing," Fay said.
Supporters and opponents alike are waiting to see how the federal government reacts to passage of the legalization ballot measures in Colorado and Washington. Federal law still outlaws use of the drug in all circumstances.
"I think now we're in a holding pattern," Fay said. "We're waiting to see what will the feds do."
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