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This has to be the best non-chocolate "brownie" I've ever tasted! You might not think of oatmeal or apples as brownie material, but when you taste these, you'll want to make them every week. They are so good!
Cooking Time: 1 hr
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) canola or corn-oil margarine, softened
- 1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 egg plus 1 egg white, lightly beaten
- 1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup uncooked rolled oats
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 medium baking apples, peeled, cored, chopped
- 1/4 cup pecans, chopped, toasted
- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 tablespoon hot water
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Heat oven to 350F degrees.
- Spray a 9-inch baking pan with a non-stick vegetable coating; set aside.
- Beat together margarine, applesauce, sugar, egg mixture and 1 1/2 teaspoons of vanilla in large bowl of electric mixer until light and fluffy.
- Combine flour, oats, cinnamon, baking soda, baking powder, and salt in a separate, medium mixing bowl.
- Add dry ingredients to egg mixture and mix just until combined.
- Stir in apples and nuts and spread batter into prepared pan.
- Bake until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean, about 1 hour.
- Cool completely on wire rack.
- Blend confectioners' sugar, water, and the 1/4 teaspoon of vanilla until smooth.
- Spread or drizzle over cooled brownies.
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I am consultant working for a client in Jersey City for a few months. Instead of staying in a hotel and living out of a suitcase for weeks on end, I decided to try a furnished apartment and settle in a bit. It has been a great experience and from the start, the team at Churchill Suites has been respectful and helpful, but also flexible in working around my busy home-work-home work schedule. I have especially been impressed with the professionalism of the rental agent and the business office team. And even after move-in, the Customer Service team has been pro-active and responsive to ensure I have everything I need. The staff at the building at 70 Greene are also responsive and helpful which conveys that they enjoy a positive business relationship with Churchill Corporate Services. This is a huge sign that there really is an entire team of people of every discipline in the rental process committed to making your stay effortless! I don't give 5 stars to anything lightly, but in the grand scheme of the things that can go wrong when away from home, I have had no worries at this lovely conveniently-located apartment with it's clean, fresh furnishings. The housekeeping service is thorough and so welcomed; who wants to clean while traveling? The terms are also reasonable, indeed much less expensive than the nightly rack rate at most of the hotels in the area. And the space and amenities offered is so much nicer than a hotel, so for the money, it's a great choice. Your company - or your spouse - will be impressed with your ingenuity and smart choice! If you're traveling for business or for pleasure, I highly recommend Churchill Suites properties as your home-away-from-away in the NYC area. The apartment is conveniently located to all forms of transportation; train, ferry, water taxi, and light rail. For work or fun in Jersey City or New York City, it's ideal. All in all, it has been a great experience, punctuated with the sweet reward of walking into my elegant apartment every evening with a pleasant sigh. What a nice ending to a busy day!
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Essay, Poetry and Art Contest awards given
The Violence Prevention Collaborative of the Winnebago County Health Department was honored to host its Seventh Annual Essay, Poetry and Art Contest Awards luncheon. The pizza luncheon for the winning students, their teachers and families was May 23 at the Riverview Ice House. Youth in Rockford School District schools answered the question, "How do you show empathy for other people?"
This year, the Violence Prevention Collaborative was pleased to have as an honored guest, Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck, M.D., MPH, the director of the Illinois Department of Public Health.
For the past six years, the Violence Prevention Collaborative has given youth an opportunity to voice their opinion on a violence-related topic. The winning essays, poems and art will be on display at various places throughout the year, including the Winnebago County Health Department.
The student winners were as follow:
Emily Licon, grade 5, Montessori Academy at Marshall — Poetry
Ashlyn Horton, grade 7, Thurgood Marshall — Poetry
Jodi Weyl, grade 11, Jefferson High School — Poetry
Juel Campos Watkins, grade 1, Johnson Elementary — Art
Miracle Toney, grade 7, Thurgood Marshall — Art
Brittany Manuell, grade 12, Jefferson High School — Art
Juliana Mace, grade 5, West View Elementary — Essay
Hailee Jones, grade 7, Kennedy Middle School — Essay
Celeste Ramirez, grade 10, Jefferson High School — Essay
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Donor Stewardship: Expressing Gratitude to Our Supporters
Thanksgiving week is a good time to take a few moments to gather the troops and discuss "Are we doing a good job thanking our donors?"
Talking it over with staff as well as your development committee helps get ideas on the table. Attending a session on "donor acknowledgment" at the next nonprofit conference is time well spent. Learn what others are doing. Apply thanking techniques that feel right, that fit right for you and staff and volunteers who get the relationship part of fundraising.
Here are a few things for pause and reflect:
Thank all your donors.
"Tier" your thank you: post card for small gifts, letter for gifts $25+. Set tiers that make sense for your nonprofit.
Acknowledge online gifts with email.
Use appropriate stationery to acknowledge memorial gifts.
Use special thank you for special gifts from special givers. Organize a board "thankathon" (see Kay Sprinkel Grace in High Impact Philanthropy) for special/major gifts.
The important thing is to let the donor know that s/he is appreciated. That it's more than the money. Confirm the relationship by letting the person know you remember something about him/her; how the gift will help those you serve in some specific way. Help make a link happen. Cement the bond.
I remember when I worked with the American Lung Association in New Hampshire, board members agreed to thank major donors to the Christmas Seal campaign. They called donors. The first year we did it, some donors thought we were calling for more money. Board members were coached to let donors know, "no, we just want to let you know how much we appreciate your recent gift of ___ to help fight lung disease. We are interested, if you care to share, in what inspires you to give. It helps us to know." Well. Our donors were pleasantly surprised to get the personal touch and usually had something to tell us. Log this information in your database. It'll come in handy for your next appeal.
In this way, the "thank you" helps affirm the relationship.
Applying Strategy to Operations: Nonprofit Change
A measure of nonprofit capacity to deliver service in a changing environment comes once the strategic plan has been updated.
We know it's no easy task to bring in the consultant, set the course of a planning process, then get the Board members to carve out time to do the strategic plan work. Once that process is complete, leaders heave a sigh of relief and go on to what's next on the agenda.
This is when strategic planning gets a bad name. Because there's no thought to the Big Deal: Implementation.
The annual plan and budget cycle needs to reflect what came from the plan process.
If not, then why did you bother with all of that huffing and puffing in the first place?
Jumping off the implementation cliff is not easy. This is where a can of energy drink comes in handy to help get the group through what's next. And there's a simple way to approach it. To achieve some buy-in. And it goes like this:
What's New? Staff bring to Board the new work that needs some attention. That clearly was a priority from the energy that was expended in the planning process.
What Has to Go? Can you afford to keep doing what you've been doing and take on the new? Prepare a recommendation with what will go so the new has room to breathe.
Do We Need New Resources? Is it going to cost us more? Do we need a new committee and added staff to get the new work done? How can we phase this in over time?
Bring Implementation Plan to Stakeholders Convene a group of Stakeholders. Those who work as partners on projects with you, who you need to engage as new partners, people who will benefit from the new work you'll be doing. Convene them over breakfast or lunch. Lay out the plan. Mix the crowd up at various tables and give them some discussion points to work through.
Act On It. Bring a (now) more detailed action plan to the Board for approval.
Get Busy.
Your Board and the Annual Appeal
This post comes to you in early November. This is the time when nonprofit organizations are sending, or preparing to send, their annual appeal for support to donors (and donor prospects). Nonprofit leaders try to organize the appeal in a way that will generate more net revenue in the current year than last year. How might we involve the Board of Directors in helping make this hope reality?
All Board Members Give. The chair of the Board, or the chair of the Development Committee, organizes a campaign to seek board members' gifts to the appeal. And hopefully, a larger gift than last year. There is a letter or an email involved. But there can also be a direct ask. Where members who have a history of giving make a point to ask members who haven't given for their gift.
All Board Members Are Asked to Ask. At a meeting of the Board, members are asked to ask their friends and colleagues to consider a gift. At many nonprofits, the donor list is shared at the meeting and members are asked if they recognize names on the list. Will they write a personal note asking for the donor or prospect to consider a gift? Or a larger gift this year than last?
Special to Major Givers Active members of the Board, and perhaps members of the Development Committee, are asked to help make a personal visit to donors who make much larger than average gifts to make the gift this year. The personal approach usually results in larger gifts.
Compelling Message Of course, the appeal is centered on a compelling story or message that will inspire the donor to give more. Some staff think it's compelling to provide a long recitation of statistics of all the various program activities. This is not as successful as a great story about a person who used a service and whose life was made better because of it. A good story is very helpful.
Apply these techniques and you should see a net gain in your annual appeal.
Meeting the Challenge of Change: Leadership
Nonprofit Organization leaders know that a measure of their success is their flexibility and adaptability. Or, in other words: The constant in nonprofit governance and management is change.
Funders (particularly grantmakers) are interested in knowing, before they will award a grant, in the capacity of the particular nonprofit to roll with changes in its environment. What are some indicators of that capacity?
Diversity in Leadership. Does the board and staff of this nonprofit reflect the community it serves? Is the Board packed with baby boomers? Or are there Gen X and Gen Y representatives in governance as well as staff positions?
Training in Leadership. Are board and staff leaders provided education and training opportunities to learn about current trends in their environment? Is there evidence that the group is networked in the community and in organizations that have expertise needed by this nonprofit?
Customer Focused Leadership?Is there evidence that leaders at this nonprofit communicate comfortably and frequently with the clients/customers they are charged to serve? Do leaders know how to listen, or are they always in broadcast mode?
It's in some ways, application of the "bend-don't-break" philosophy from sports convention to the Third Sector.
Reflections on a Month in Vietnam
I have been back in lovely Lynnfield, Massachusetts, USA since August 24. Eleven days to acclimate and reflect.
The opportunity to travel to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and teach classes in the MS Leadership program for Northeastern University was a terrific experience for me. The first class on Leading Teams began online June 30. This gave me an opportunity to get to know the students through the Blackboard platform. To exchange ideas. To learn a bit about their lives and what drew them to this program.
Week 5 of the Teams class got underway in HCMC the week of July 28. The warmth and friendliness of the students at first meeting was very much appreciated. I got to know a bit more about them and their lives beyond what they posted in Introductions on Blackboard. Two of the women in the class own their own successful businesses. Three students work at International University, the partner institution in downtown HCMC. One student is a gas and oil trader. The youngest in the class is a recent grad straight out of undergraduate school. One is assistant to the President of another local university. Another organizes student activities at another university.
What this group has in common is a desire to carve out their niche in a highly competitive world of work in Vietnam. There are many MBA programs. But this MS Leadership program is quite different from the rest. It helps students examine styles of leading. What makes teams tick and how best to develop this form of work; in many instances, a project management tool that draws people from across departments in the workplace to get a special job done.
The Teams class wrapped up August 9. And the Building a Leadership Development program got underway August 10. We were fortunate to have Mr Lai Minh Duy, General Director of TST Tourist, Vietnam and Mr Bruce Newton, Senior Director, HR for eSilicon a US corporation with offices in Vietnam. Both gentlemen discussed how they developed as leaders in their companies, how they worked through impediments, and what makes some people successful. The following week we had Jeff McLean, General Manager of UPS operations in Vietnam. These speakers shared how they developed as leaders and what they believe contributes most to success today in the workplace, particularly in Vietnam. A key topic was always the multicultural make-up of today's workforce.
Departure was bittersweet August 23 when i began the long flights home to the USA. Getting the unique chance to teach overseas and to learn so much while at the same time providing some stimulating food for thought for these students was a great experience. I will always cherish it. And when this group of 12 graduates I look forward to seeing them when they come to Boston to don the cap and gown and regalia for commencement. I recommended June vs February 2015.


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ICFE Group of Companies' Directors, Mr Stanley Chia and Mr Robin Lee attended The Asian Banker, Financial Crime 360 in Singapore on 13 & 14 November. Robin was also invited to moderate one of the sessions titled 'The Prevention of Cybercrime and Data Protection-Between Precaution and Business As Usual 'on 14 November. He facilitated interaction between the panelists and delegates over an active discussion on the areas of data protection, security and human's privacy.


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I work at a marina and we recently bought Evergrain composite decking for our docks. I had heard only good things from the people that run the lumber yard that we use. However, I have been searching the internet and have seen a lot of complaints about the material disintegrating and about their being bad batches.
Do any of you have experience using it?
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Tampa GM Jay Feaster stated on WDAE radio in Tampa today that there is a very strong possibility disgruntled Russian winger
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will return to the Lightning for 2006-2007. Alexeev cannot be signed until July 1. Feaster was very optimistic a deal could be done with Alexeev. Feaster again hinted at the club using free agency to address their blueline needs. Stay tuned.
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After weeks and months of waiting, the Tampa Bay Lightning have acquired a No.1 goaltender.
TSN is reporting
Tampa Bay GM Jay Feaster sent left winger and alternate captain Fredrik Modin and recently signed goaltender
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Bolts trade for new goaltender...
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TSN is reporting that the Lightning have traded forward Fredrik Modin and goalie Fredrik Norrena to the Columbus Blue Jackets for goaltender Marc Denis. While I'm glad to see the Bolts finally got an NHL experienced goaltender, I'm not so sure that Denis is the guy that will lead the Bolts back to the Stanley Cup. From what I've seen of him over the past couple of seasons while watching him play for Columbus, he has shown some flashes of greatness but nothing consistant. Denis had a record last season of 21-25-1 with a 3.25 goals against average and a .900 save percentage. I guess at this point what's done is done and we'll all have to wait and see how he works out.
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I keep reading complaints about Sean Burke, and I'm confused. Why do people have such a problem with him? I read trade proposals and people are practically begging other teams to take him from us. I just dont get it. His overall record isnt the best. I'll admit that. This year was the first year since 2002-03 that he was over .500. It isn't like he just stood there and let the shots through. Yes, his glory days are over, but he was a good backup. Most nights he gave the team a chance to win (I say most, because no goalie can go an entire season without at least one bad night).
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The St. Pete Times is reporting the Lightning did not extend
qualifying offers to the following players:
Center Martin Cibak (Tampa Bay), Forward J.F. Soucy (San Diego ECHL), Winger
Dennis Packard
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Gerard Dicaire
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And the sailor said 'Brandy, you're a fine girl, what a good wife you would be…" Okay, so, that song is the only real reference to brandy I have, and that's not even the right brandy. Well, that song and the singer from the 90s…anyway. In college, one of my roommates liked to mix (cheap, horrible) brandy with her cola when she drank, and so I've had a few of those, but that's really it. I'm a whisky girl, through and through. That's what happens when you go to high school in Tennessee and college in Kentucky. But it looked interesting and I liked the brandy I've had, so I thought "why not?" If nothing else, it will be good for mixing with the apple matcha. Or the cola matcha, for when I'm having a bad day at work and need a drink but can't have one just yet. At least I can pretend. But I don't really have a flavor profile in mind when I try this matcha (found here: http://www.redleaftea.com/matcha-tea/brandy-matcha.html), so it will be an interesting experience. For instance, when I try a pineapple tea, I have in mind what I think a pineapple should taste like and I can match the tea up to that flavor profile and see how it compares. With this, I'm just shooting in the dark, though I'm sure I'll be comparing it to whisky before this review is done.
Oh wow, this is good. This is goooood. Yes, the unnecessary "o"s were necessary. It's fruity and smooth and…yum. I don't quite know how to describe it. It's not what I was expecting out of brandy, but I don't really have any experience with brandy, so what do I know? I can almost taste a touch of alcohol, but that might just be my imagination. It does seem warming, which is odd since I'm drinking it cold. I love cold matcha and how easy it is to mix. Add water to matcha powder, whisk/froth, and go! Done! Yum. Saves me a ton of time in the mornings when I'm barely awake and trying to get ready for work.
Anyway, yes. If this is what brandy tastes like, I need to try some as soon as possible. I think my father in law has some…it might be time to hang out with the in laws. It tastes kind of like bubble gum but…juicy fruit gum, not double bubble. Definitely one I plan to keep around.
Now, I'm already a big fan of Red Leaf Tea's green apple matcha, but that one really does taste like a green apple, tart and sweet all at the same time. Which is great, but every once in a while a girl needs a smoother apple, a juicer, sweeter apple, which is what I hope to gain from this matcha (found here: http://www.redleaftea.com/matcha-tea/apple-matcha.html). I'm eager to try it as a latte with vanilla soy milk and some of their Cinnamon Matcha…I'm hoping for a apple pie with ice cream kind of drink. I love apples and apple juice, so whenever I spot an apple blend, I have to try it. And there are so many things you can do with apple that I'm hoping to be able to do with this apple matcha. Apple matcha pie, anyone? Or apple fritters with an apple matcha icing…yes, please! I make homemade donuts occasionally…can you imagine a big apple cake donut covered in cinnamon sugar? I may have to make donuts in the near future. I hope this matcha lives up to all of the plans I have for it. And I hope it gives me the energy to follow through on those plans! Because now that I've mentioned it, if I don't make donuts in the near future, my wife will be devastated.
Unfortunately, this is just not for me. The smell of the dry matcha has the smell of the more bitter matchas I've had from Red Leaf Tea, and that smell carried through into the taste of the brewed tea. It tastes something like apple candy when you power through the bitterness, which is nice, but far from the apple juice I was craving. I'm not an apple candy type of girl, unless it's a sour apple. It might still be good as a latte, but I won't be cooking with it, sadly. Still it isn't terrible, and the bitterness seems to fade over time. Maybe it will still hold up to donuts, as the amount of sugar in them will balance out the bitterness. I don't really think this is one I need to get more of, and if any of my local friends want a taste, I'm happy to share. I'll experiment with what I have left, maybe I can find a way to fall in love with this tea. But personally I'm going to stick with the Green Apple matcha, also from Red Leaf Teas.
So I have a confession to make. I don't like pina coladas…or getting caught in the rain, for that matter. They're too sickeningly sweet filled with tropical flavors built to give me heartburn. I love fresh pineapple, but when I wasn't on meds to help fight my acid reflux, even looking at one was enough to send me into heartburn agony for a few hours. But now I can indulge and it's wonderful! Anyway, yes, I don't like pina coladas because of the creaminess as well, so I'm glad they released a pineapple matcha (found here: http://www.redleaftea.com/matcha-tea/pineapple-matcha.html) as well as a pina colada matcha. Pineapple I can definitely get behind. We love pineapple in this house, my wife spent some time in Mexico and fell in love with them there. We even have one of those pineapple corer/slicers, a big piece of $10 equipment with a single purpose that I refuse to live without. I am very excited to be trying this matcha and I'm praying it will help feed in to that pineapple addiction we've found ourselves with. Maybe I'll try it swirled together with some strawberry matcha…I love the taste of pineapples and strawberries together. Or any of the berries, for that matter. They just balance each other out so beautifully.
So after a bit of mental back and forth, I decided to give this one a go. Pineapple can be done well in teas, so hopefully this one will live up to expectations. When I first mixed it up, my wife could smell it from across the room. "That has to be bubble gum or cotton candy." Nope, just pineapple! It does smell very sweet. At first sip, I'd be hard-pressed to find pineapple specifically, more of an overall tropical candy flavor with a touch of a medicinal aftertaste, like chewable baby aspirin. But in the aftertaste, the taste that lingers on your tongue, I found pineapple. Yum, yum, yum pineapple. I'm not too sure of this one, I'm going to have to try it with strawberry, but it's got all of the sweetness of pineapple and none of the tartness that makes it so good. I don't think this is one I'll be stocking up on, but I don't think I'll be forcing it on my friends either. I won't have any trouble finishing it, but I doubt I'll get more. Still, I am grateful to have been granted the chance to try it! I just don't think I'm enough of a tropical fruit fan to fully enjoy it.
I am so, so sad. You all know me. You know I'm a DavidsTea fangirl, through and through. I will try everything they put out, but this…this is horrible. It starts with cherry cola taste, but then switches into horrible musty, dusty flavor. The aftertaste is cherry cola, which is especially cruel because I keep thinking "maybe it's not that bad" and I take another sip. Yup, it's that bad. I'm glad we only got 10g and I used all 10 to cold steep a pot.
This one seems to have just been one of the huge busts lately. I don't think I've seen a single good review (although now that I say that, I'm curious and am going to see if there is one!)
I didn't apreciate the scent of the dry leaves enought to want to try it. There was a bitter back in the throat sensation similar to the bday cake tea… bleck!
I love this tea and since it was being offered as an iced tea of the day today, I was more than happy to fill my tumbler with it. Having a bit of a crap day due to not getting the hours I need, but this tea is always a tasty companion. I always forget how much I love it.
This is wonderful. I'm stressed beyond words today and for no real reason. I've got to stop using my days off to go out and be sure busy >.<. My hormones are all out of whack…when my wife showed up to see me at work today and brought me a diet dr pepper, I nearly cried. One of those days. Anyway, this got me through work today and I just have to make it through one more day before I get three glorious days off. Yay! But this was creamy and sassy-frassy and tasted a bit like a root beer hard candy with a creamy vanilla swirl. Definitely one to love.
cold steeped.
Love, love, love this blend. It's so tasty! It's been cold steeped as part of my Teas of Day here at home and I went through a pot of it in a day. The peachy pineappley goodness of this chilly blend is just perfect for these days at work with a less than stellar AC unit. If there are better ways to stay hydrated, I don't want to know!
Cold steeped my 10g sample of this beauty, and while it was very good, I don't think it's one I need to stock up, especially considering I have a tin of Blueberry Jam. Of the two, I still prefer the blueberry, though if this one was offered, I certainly wouldn't say no! I love berry teas and this one is very, very good at being just that.
Cold steeped this and yum! Still not quite my cup of tea, but darn good regardless. The wife liked it, and since she's not a fan of cold tea, this is a major win. But the tartness of the lemon mixes well with the creaminess of the meringue…I can see why she loves it.


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According to a report in Miller-McCune, scientists have determined that muscles make men irritable and politically aggressive. That makes Vladimir Putin's pecs troublesome, say the researchers: "If governmental decision-makers are like other humans, then their musculature may be playing a role, unconnected from rational evaluation, in their decisions to go to war."
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Coordinated bombings in Baghdad on Wednesday targeted the Foreign and Finance ministries, killing at least 95 and wounding hundreds more. It may feel like a flashback, but the violence never really left, as Patrick Cockburn, Scott Ritter, William Pfaff and Chris Hedges explain after the jump.
AP / Jae C. Hong
The president is simply too decent to get the job done. His advisers never learn from their mistakes and the American public is intolerant and hasn't a clue as to what really is going on in the world.
USMC / Cpl. Kristofer Atkinson
Don't let the bombings fool you: The American military withdrawal stabilizes Iraq to a degree never admitted by protagonists of the original invasion.
USAF / Senior Airman Sheila deVera
Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the top commander in Afghanistan, may ask for more troops, but whether he'll get any is in doubt. Defense Secretary Robert Gates has already moved to expand the Army, but getting troops the downtime they need between deployments will limit how many can be sent to the escalating war in South Asia.
The U.S. military has begun war games in the nation of Georgia, an exercise reportedly planned for months, but which comes just days after Russia announced it will spend half a billion dollars refurbishing its own military bases and strengthening its hold on Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia.
Little mainstream comment seems to have appeared on the latest revelations of incompetence and sadistic fantasy that have been published this week about the ways in which the American nation lost its honor and international reputation because of the Bush administration's infatuation with torture.
U.S. Navy / MC1 Nicholas Lingo
DynCorp International got caught charging the government $50 million over contract for providing living facilities in Kuwait. The company's CEO told a congressional commission, "If we're not competitive [in costs], it's possible for the government to replace us." But the opposite seems to be true when it comes to contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan, where fraud, waste and abuse have been all too common for years.
AP / Musa Sadulayev
Russia has announced it will spend half a billion dollars upgrading its military presence—reinforcing bases, strengthening borders—in Abkhazia, the breakaway region of Georgia that, along with South Ossetia, was a focal point in last year's war between the two countries.
AP / Roberto Schmidt, pool
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton witnessed the horrific living conditions that many Congolese women and children are enduring in their embattled country on Tuesday and was attentive to their stories about rape and sexual violence. She announced during her visit that the U.S. is extending $17 million in aid targeting sexual brutality.
USMC / Staff Sgt. William Greeson
It would be a great service to the American nation if Barack Obama would tell us what he himself thinks the wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan are about.
USAF / Tech Sgt. Jerry Morrison
The U.S. plans to move its anti-drug operations from Ecuador to Colombia, which is just a little too close for Hugo Chavez, who said "the winds of war were beginning to blow." Luis Inacio Lula da Silva added, "As president of Brazil, this climate of unease disturbs me."
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The L.A. Times sets the scene: "Two enlisted Marines are kneeling on the ground, quickly stuffing gauze into a gaping wound in a pig's belly to stop the bleeding. ... An officer, just inches from its snout, monitors its breathing and keeps the pig's thick tongue from blocking the airway. At the other end of the 150-pound swine, a Marine corporal has inserted a thermometer into its anus."
AP / Carolyn Kaster
"Something is broken," Ralph Nader said when I reached him at his family home in Connecticut. "We are not at the Bangladesh level in terms of passivity, but we are getting there."
USAF / Staff Sgt. Jeremy T. Lock
"Fifty Afghans believed to be drug traffickers with ties to the Taliban have been placed on a Pentagon target list to be captured or killed ... ," The New York Times reports. That's not quite targeted assassination, but it comes pretty close.
Soldiers who have gone AWOL and find themselves detained at Fort Bragg face a legal limbo of forced uncertainty that can extend from several months to a year or more. Some of them, however, are offered a free pass out of this military half-life—but only if they agree to deploy to Afghanistan or Iraq.
AP / Markus Schreiber
Now that the remains of Navy Lt. Cmdr. Scott Speicher have been recovered from Iraq, Sen. Pat Roberts and other politicians will have to stop shamelessly exploiting his disappearance to sell their war agenda. Update from the author
USAF / Tech. Sgt. Eric T. Sheler
John Brennan has known controversy for his defense of torture and rendition, but the president's top counterterrorism adviser has just condemned the Bush administration's approach by declaring: "We cannot shoot ourselves out of this challenge."
AP / Susan Walsh
Jeremy Scahill reports in The Nation that a "former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine ... claim that the company's owner, Erik Prince, may have murdered or facilitated the murder of individuals who were cooperating with federal authorities investigating the company."
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Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, ousted in the middle of the night just over a month ago, enjoys global support for his return, with the exception of the Obama White House.
The more wars you undertake abroad, the more places you intervene and the more bases you build around the world, the less secure you are.
US Navy / MC1 Tiffini M. Jones
More than 100,000 veterans have already submitted claims under Sen. Jim Webb's new GI Bill, which aims to pay for the college tuition, housing and books of students who served in the military after 9/10/2001. That number is expected to hit 500,000 in the program's first year. (More after jump)
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President Obama has ordered the prison at Guantanamo Bay closed by January 2010. To meet that deadline, the administration may push for a new detention facility on U.S. soil. Such a compound, sources tell AP, would include space for the indefinite detention of prisoners deemed too dangerous to face trial.
As President Obama continues to push more U.S. troops into Afghanistan, the U.N. is reporting that civilian casualties in the war-torn country have spiked, increasing almost 25 percent above 2008 figures. In the first six months of this year, 1,013 civilians were killed.
Was Socrates an atheist, a guru to a strange sect and an elitist corrupting the youth of a democratic Athens defeated in the Peloponnesian War, as his accusers successfully charged? A new book by Robin Waterfield seeks to dispel the myths about "Why Socrates Died."
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As the old saying goes, "guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days." Since the signing of the 2009 Security Agreement, we are guests in Iraq, and after six years in Iraq, we now smell bad to the Iraqi nose.
Since 2001, there has been no actual terrorist attack reported inside the United States, much less one involving al-Qaida. Plenty of people have been killed by fellow Americans, ordinarily in old-fashioned ways, during that period.
Medicare is where political posturing runs headlong into historical truth: It is, along with Social Security, the most successful government program that the United States has ever created.
U.S. Navy / Shane T. McCoy
Although a judge had called the case "an outrage" that was "riddled with holes," just last week the government said it would continue to try to prosecute Mohammed Jawad, a Guantanamo detainee whose "confession" was reportedly obtained through torture. Now the administration plans to free Jawad and return him to Afghanistan.
Anti-war activists in Olympia, Wash., have exposed Army spying and infiltration of their groups, as well as intelligence gathering by the Air Force, the federal Capitol Police and the Coast Guard.
USMC / Lance Cpl. James Purschwitz
After eight years of getting nowhere in Afghanistan, U.S. and British forces have decided to open negotiations with "second-tier" Taliban leaders. Those would be local bigwigs, as opposed to Mullah Omar and friends.
Russia has announced it will take "concrete steps" to hinder any attempt by Georgia to rebuild its military capability, claiming it is "deeply worried" that its small neighbor might be preparing for yet another conflict. The stern words come as Vice President Joe Biden pays a visit to Georgia just ahead of the first anniversary of its war with Russia over South Ossetia.
For all America's trouble, Iraq has turned out to be a sectarian, authoritarian ally of Iran with no interest in working with the U.S. The "new Vietnam" of Afghanistan, meanwhile, is turning out to be worse than Vietnam.
DoD / Cherie A. Thurlby
Fiscal conservative is one of those terms used by politicians of all sorts to describe themselves, without any real justification. That phrase is often used to mislead the public about the priorities and policies favored by those who claim to embody budgetary prudence.
There is new evidence that the Obama government is serious about halting Israel's colonization of the Palestinian territories—and about imposing, rather than merely inviting, a two-state Middle East solution.
U.S. Air Force / Master Sgt. Shane A. Cuomo
One politician's jobs program is another's "inexcusable waste of money." Luckily for the taxpayer, that's how Barack Obama feels about the F-22 strike fighter, a plane Congress has been pushing over the military's objections. After Obama threatened a veto, the Senate voted not to fund the jet, which was designed to fight the Soviets.
DoD / R. D. Ward
Those wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are taking their toll. To cope with rising demand, Defense Secretary Robert Gates says he will increase the size of the Army by 22,000 troops for a period of three years. That means there will be 569,000 active-duty soldiers, bringing America's active-duty armed forces close to 1.5 million.
U.S. Army / Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin R. Bond
The New York Times reports that a U.S. military review calls for "overhauling the troubled American-run prison [at Bagram Air Base] as well as the entire Afghan jail and judicial systems, a reaction to worries that abuses and militant recruiting within the prisons are helping to strengthen the Taliban."
The Pentagon is condemning the Taliban for releasing a video of a U.S. soldier captured in Afghanistan, identified as 23-year-old Bowe Bergdahl.
U.S. Army / Staff Sgt. Andrew Smith
Al-Qaida could not care less what we do in Afghanistan. We are fighting with the wrong tools. We are fighting the wrong people. We are on the wrong side of history. And we will be defeated in Afghanistan as we will be in Iraq.
Flickr / ISM Palestine
A number of anonymous Israeli soldiers speaking through a human rights organization have made serious allegations about Israel's winter assault on Gaza. The soldiers say unclear rules and reckless conduct led to unnecessary civilian casualties and wanton destruction.
AP photo / Hadi Mizban
It is wishful thinking to believe that the Iraqi military will be able to hold the ruins of Iraqi society together without major U.S. intervention. The United States has assumed the role of Saddam's Special Republican Guard, waiting to be called in to crush any sign of rebellion or insurrection. It's a lose-lose situation with only one way out.
White House / Sharon Farmer
Whatever their private discussions, the governing administrations of the United States and Israel are engaged in a public back and forth that ought to give one pause. It all started when Vice President Biden said "Israel can determine for itself" whether to bomb Iran.
Any salient points that hard-boiled Long Island Congressman Peter King made about the media's Michael Jackson fixation were, for one, overshadowed by his descriptions of Jackson as a "low-life" and a "pedophile," and also apparently lost on certain mainstream media outlets.
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Amelie and Marley showed everyone their numicon work. They counted the spots and also wrote the number to go with their picture. Ryan showed everyone how carefully he is writing his name.
Hurrah! We are very proud of our children who were entered into the Cross Country Cluster event this weekend. We have four children that were placed in the top three with both events in Y2 boys and girls won by our pupils.Well done to everyone that took part and to Thomas, Jayden, Ella and Lily.We have a great year ahead with many sporting events scheduled and we hope to continue our success from last year in swimming, football, area sports, cycling and cross county. Thank you to Miss Young and ... more...
We welcomed Reverend Wilson into our school on 2nd October to lead our Harvest celebration. Our children sang Harvest hymns and Year two presented learning about food around the world and sharing gifts through Operation Christmas Child. We also had a non uniform day to raise funds to provide the gifts that will be sent to children for Christmas time. These children are often in countries involved in war that devastates their lives. We thank for your your kindness in helping us. Reverend Wilson a... more...
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Amelie and Marley showed everyone their numicon work. They counted the spots and also wrote the number to go with their picture. Ryan showed everyone how carefully he is writing his name.
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Ella celebrated the release of her debut album 'Chapter One' yesterday by doing a live stream. If you missed it, you can watch it below.
Ella celebrated the release of her debut album 'Chapter One' yesterday by doing a live stream. If you missed it, you can watch it below.
Pop Scoop! chatted with Ella. She spoke about her teen idols, her performance at BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards 2014, and her debut album Chapter One.
Amazing news guys! Ella's debut album 'Chapter One' has debuted at number 1 in the UK! We want to congratulate Ella for this amazing news. We are so proud of you, Ella!
The X Factor alum Ella Henderson has taken this week's Official Albums Chart Number 1 title with her debut release Chapter One.
Chapter One, which features Official Singles Chart Number 1 Ghost, as well as Top 10 follow up Glow, finishes the week over 16,000 copies ahead of its nearest rival, as well as becoming the second fastest-selling female debut chart-topper of 2014 behind Sam Bailey's Power Of Love.
"To be a part of the music industry as a whole is something I'm learning to embrace, just seeing my name up there with other artists I admire and look up to is so surreal in itself," Ella told OfficialCharts.com, "being Number 1 with my very first album is where a dream has met reality- it's a moment in time I will never forget."
BBC Radio 1 Teen Awards hosts Nick Grimshaw and Rita Ora presented the news to Ella live on stage as she performed at the event in London's SSE Arena this afternoon.
Ella attended the Radio One Teen Awards at Wembley Arena today in London. I've added 16 high quality photos to the gallery. Be sure to check them out below. Ella looks beautiful. You can also check out her performance of 'Glow' below.
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I have a tendency to prefer color photos. More accurately, I love strong colors. Color contrast, color symmetry or color complements. Just as Joe McNally frequently points out the language of light, I enjoy the language of color. So when and why … [Read more]
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I was setting up for a shot at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom a few years ago when I caught some criticism from a mother with her kids. She summed it up with just a few words. It's just a photo. Believe it or not, that's been nagging me for these … [Read more]
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Efflorescence, a guest poem by Dawn Marar
Today Waging Peace would like to share a poem by author Dawn Marar. Dawn defines her literary work this way: Dawn Marar's publishing credits include fiction and nonfiction. In 2012, a work of creative nonfiction was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She lives in Delmar, NY. Efflorescence was a finalist in the contest for the […] [Read More]
Stories of Families in War
Last week I presented the Skipping Stones Honor Awards list for outstanding multicultural, international, and environmental books for children and teens. One of the books on that list, the essay collection That Mad Game, edited by J.L. Powers and published by Cinco Puntos Press, contained the reflections of writers who had grown up in the […] [Read More]
Award-Winning Multicultural and Environmental Books–and a Milestone
This year marks a big milestone for the non-profit multicultural children's magazine Skipping Stones. Founded in 1988 by educator Arun Toke, Skipping Stones is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The magazine offers articles for children from the elementary level and up, as well as educators, on the lives of people around the world, environmental sustainability, and […] [Read More]
Powerful Music Video about the hunger strike at Guantánamo
This is a must see video about the hunger strikers at Guantánamo Bay Detention Center. It was published on May 13th and is a song and poem with photos of the hunger strikers and names of all the prisoners. I'll update this article after we hear what President Obama has to say about closing Guantánamo […] [Read More]
Pressure cooker bombs & Cluster bombs
It's been a month since the two pressure cooker bombs killed 3 people and injured more than 260 others. The nature of the bombs caused many maiming injuries that involved the loss of one or more limbs, traumatic brain injury and other crippling damage. We've all been following the recovery and rehab of some of […] [Read More]
What I Learned in North Korea
I went to North Korea in 1980 as part of the first non-sectarian American delegation to visit since the Korean War. At a time when the American government didn't allow any North Koreans (except those at the UN) to enter the US, the North Koreans agreed to a request from the American Friends Service Committee […] [Read More]
Understanding Iran through its past: A review and interview with Meghan Nuttall Sayres
In her award-winning novel from 2006, Anahita's Woven Riddle, Meghan Nuttall Sayres introduced a teenage girl from turn-of-the-20th-century Iran who was determined to pursue her own life course rather than the marriage to a tribal leader that her father had arranged for her. Sayres drew from Persian folklore, Sufi poetry, and her own experience as […] [Read More]
Writing about children and war: Guest post by J.L. Powers
Something we often forget when we talk about war is how it affects not just the current reality but reality from then on. Wherever it goes, and whatever it touches, it permanently poisons. Since children are the most vulnerable citizens of any society, it seems rather obvious that they are the citizens most likely to […] [Read More]
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