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For those Russians (including our friend Didomyk) who live in the former Soviet Union, speak fluent English, and want to know a little bit more about unbiased Western news coverage, I suggest you go to www.hulu.com and search for 'Colbert Report' and 'The Daily Show with Jon Stewart'. (you may also google them, but Hulu updates episodes daily). Also, I go to www.jimmyr.com (Reddit tab is most interesting) here and there and check some news headlines. Just thought I'd share this info.
To Joe the Reader: try hard to read the following carefully and get your terms straight:
"" Politically, an empire is a geographically extensive group of states and peoples (ethnic groups) united and ruled either by a monarch (emperor, empress) or an oligarchy. Geopolitically, the term empire has denoted very different, territorially-extreme states — at the strong end, the extensive Spanish Empire (16th c.) and the British Empire (19th c.), at the weak end, the Holy Roman Empire (8th c.–19th c.), in its Medieval and early-modern forms, and the Byzantine Empire (15th c.), that was a direct continuation of the Roman Empire,
The Russian Empire Pre-reform Russian: Россійская Имперія, Modern Russian: Российская Империя, translit: Rossiyskaya Imperiya) was a state that existed from 1721 until the Russian Revolution of 1917. It was the successor to the Tsardom of Russia, and the predecessor of the Soviet Union. It was the second largest contiguous empire the world had seen, surpassed only by the Mongol Empire. At one point in 1866, it stretched from eastern Europe, across Asia, and into North America.
Communist Empire; the USSR (1922–1991) met the imperium criteria, was governed by a ruling group, not an hereditary emperor (Soviet Empire), yet never identified itself as such; nevertheless, its anti-Communist, ideologic opponents, most notably the US President Ronald Reagan and the UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, named it The Evil Empire... Academically, the USSR was denominated imperial, given its likeness to empires past and its ideologic appeal to the poor peoples of Eurasia.
Thank you #16.
Didomyk, I know European history relatively well, perhaps not every single detail of it. UK's capital is London, which is based in England. Now, you must know that England conquered Wales, Scotland and N. Ireland. These lands wanted to be independent of England. Before GB or UK, there were Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland, keep that in mind. I never have heard of UK Empire, but I have heard of English Empire.
"Britain, France, Belgium, Spain and others have reshaped their relationships with their former dependencies." - I'd say departure was pretty brutal. France and Vietnam - we know what happened there. Britain and Palestine - wasn't too pieceful either. These empires have had hard time saying good bye to their colonies, it wasnt done volunteerely. Thankfully, Russia has had no COLONIES (<---- Didomyk will think otherwise)
Geobeaver, I am not sure Russia will let Georgia take back these territories (Ossetia and Abhaziya). Why? Because it's a done deal, it would be viewed as a weekness of Russia before West. Many would think that Russia has given under the pressure of West to change her decision. Russia wouldn't want this. Besides, I don't think Ossetians and Abhasians want to be part of Georgia. In addition, Ossetians, Abhaziabs and Georgians are different people. Back in the days Joepsh Stalin was trying to solve Causasin Problem, so he did it by moving and mixing nations around, one may agree that his strategy worked, while others may not agree.
Number 16, I agree with your point that good journalists understand the risks and are prepared to take them. But should something happen with the most courageous journalist – it's becoming not only his problem, but also the problem of local authorities. In case of journalist's kidnapping or murder the separatists get much more benefits than authorities.
As for your suggestions on reading of Politkovskaya's books – they are available to all Russian and foreign readers. You can find her books in any Russian book store or even free of charge in the Internet. But her books present just one viewpoint.
Unfortunately majority of the foreigners know about Chechnya from the sources promoted by the opposition only, and like you, assume, that all the rest is the government propaganda. Meanwhile there are several remarkable movies about Chechnya well known in Russia. They show very painful moments of the war and life in Chechnya. You can read comments to the mentioned in my previous post " War" film at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_(2002_film) – it is far from being the official propaganda.
I can compare movies on Chechnya with what was produced by the Hollywood on the Iraq war. My feeling is that there is much more propaganda in the US movies than in Russian ones.
Joe the Reader wrote:.."let Northern Ireland be part of Ireland and not part of GB. For all we know, N. Irish people want to be part of Ireland. Will England allow this? Probably no."
Before making such comparisons you need to read some books on the history of Great Britain and refrain from confusing the terms England, Britain and the United Kingdom.
The issue of independence for small nations may be a sensitive subject not an easy one to resolve, but there have been examples of other forms of association between nations that are short of full independence.
Your concept of a "fairytale" reflects a mentality that used to prevail among a few large European states in the early years of the 20th century. Some nations, like the British, the Prussians, the Russians, the Ottaman Turks and a few other "copycats" for very long time felt entitled to be the "rulers" of their respective colonial dependencies, with all other nations being subservient to their imperial needs and ambitions.
We all know that all early 20th cent. empires have since disintegrated, except one, - the Russian empire,- which, having lost some of its former colonial posessions in Europe and Asia, finds itself torn between armed struggle to maintain a full and unchallenged control over some territorial remnants and the option of fundamentally reshaping Russia's relationship with other nations.
Instead using your "arguments" about American Indians, the Russian rulers should try and find their answers by examining how Britain, France, Belgium, Spain and others have reshaped their relationships with their former dependencies.
I was going to agree with Joe the Reader, for once, and say that your first post was fantasy. However, in seeing it as an introduction to your second point, your argument has some merit.
Joe the Reader,
I do subscribe to your point of view. However, by recognizing fake ethnicities (created in the best imperialistic spirit by the Soviet Union rulers) on the territory of Georgia as countries, i.e. South Ossetia and Abkhazia, Russia has set the precedent. Accordingly, there is no reason why Tatarstan for example should not be an independent state. Therefore, either Russia has to unwind its decision on the recognition of two tiny territories on the sovereign territory of Georgia, or it has to disintigrate into small pieces.
Geobeaver, that sounds like a fairytale. Let's assume these islamic regions get their freedom. What do you think these governments will do to people like Estemirova? THat's right, they will get assasinated, in the best case. Even within these republics there will be some sort of division or segregation, some minorities will want to be a separate country, and so on and so on. Whoever will speak up for these minorities will be killed. Things will not change if these regions will inherit their independence.
Furthermore, let Northern Ireland be part of Ireland and not part of GB. For all we know, N. Irish people want to be part of Ireland. Will England allow this? Probably no. Irish are different from English. America Indians should be given their own country too, for they are very different from European Americans.
Your approach is plausible, but not real nor rational. If we are to give independence to any group that views themselves as a different, then we would see a totally different world with many tiny states.
I think the solution to the problems we see in today's Russia is to grant independence to Chechnya, Ingushetia, Dagestan and especialy Tatarstan. They will handle their problems on their own and the Kremlin will not and should not intervene. These are very distinct (from Russians) nations and Russians cannot understand their culture and mentality. Then I believe that the murders of people like Estemirova will not happen or at least will not go unpunished.
Your argument is flawed. Journalists and human rights workers operate in almost every confict zone of the world: Iraq, Afghanistan, Dafur, Nigeria, Beirut, Gaza. It is part of the job. Good journalists understand the risks and and are prepared to take them.
There are almost no independent journalists or international agencies operating in Chechnya because:
1. The Russian government does not want them there (fear of the truth).
2. Journalists are afraid to go there, not because they may be kidnapped by seperatists, but because they fear they might be executed or poisoned by the security forces for doing their job.
I have not seen 'Voina', but Russian films do have a tendency to push a definate political viewpoint, especially when they are financed by the 'power vertical'.
I suggest reading Anna Politkovskaya's books: A Dirty War (2003), A Small Corner of Hell (2003) and Putin's Russia (2004) for a more balanced viewpoint.
And, of course, the articles of Natalya Estemirova.
It's not just the Economist's "story against Russia". There are many more.
Call it Moscow's "War and Peace" - Caucasus style. Here is part of it:
"The enemy is a shadowy one. According to some estimates up to a thousand Islamist fighters operate in the region's hills and forests, concealing themselves in a complex network of underground bunkers. Their aim is to establish an Islamist Caliphate in the north Caucasus, where Sharia law will prevail and where Russian influence is nil.
Recruitment to their ranks doesn't seem to be a problem. Crushing poverty, unemployment rates that exceed 50% and endemic official corruption and brutality see many young men join the fighters out of despair and a lack of other options. In a part of the world where blood feuds are ruthlessly pursued, many of the new recruits have been radicalised by heavy-handed policing and the torture or murder of their relatives at the hands of the authorities."
"In Chechnya, human rights groups have accused Kremlin-backed forces of burning down houses that belong to the relatives of suspected militants and of kidnapping fighters' relatives to pressure militants into surrendering. In Ingushetia, rights activists say Kremlin-backed security forces frequently torture and kill innocent civilians they wrongly accuse of being terrorists. "As long as security services and death squads continue to force their way into private homes and detain lads who then disappear without trace this violence will not end," Magomed Khazbiyev, an opposition politician in Ingushetia, told the Ekho Moskvy radio station."
"Experts believe the Kremlin is groping for a coherent response as the entire region becomes radicalised and increasingly becomes an enclave within Russia's borders over which it has little control.
Kremlin officials have no idea what to do next..."
Number 16, let's imagine that The Economist will send its brave journalist to Chechnya. What will happen then?
There are not that many foreigners in the region. He will be attract attention like a Snow White at Harlem backstreets.
Federal administration will ask this journalist to take proper security precautions. Guarded by the local authorities he will not be able to report on the life of separatists. His articles will be boring – editors will be waiting for the thriller stories, not for the daily life of ordinary people.
At some point he will reject the guard of authorities to get in touch with the separatists. The separatists will analyze: what might be real value of the journalist? Local people do not read The Economist, there is certain risk that he will tell the truth about the methods of terror used by the separatists. But if the journalist disappear – you can always accuse local authorities. Moreover, this could bring good money. The journalist will be kidnapped by the criminals, local authorities will be fighting for his release, a lot of people will risk their life.
Summary: separatists will get only benefits, local authorities – all the risks, the Economist will publish one more story against Russia. Does it make sense?
Such stories already happened several times. Moreover, the story of a foreign journalist in Chechnya is well presented in a Russian movie "Voina" (The War) by A. Balabanov released in 2002.
All right then, but who is going to buy your junk then? You will go bankrupt.
Joe the Reader,
No, you are mistaken. You bet, I wouldn't do the same thing. I would use my influence and money to chase those Ruskiye princes and boyars out sending their yachts back via the White Sea canal all the way down the Volga to the Caspian sea.
Didomyk, I am sure if you were in their shoes, you would do exactly same thing. From this short preview of yours, it sounds like these Russian elites are doing a big favor to Britain's economy - they spend lots of monies in GB, damn those royalists, how dare they!
This forum is specifically dedicated to Natalya Estemirova, human rights workers, independent journalists and Chechnya.
The work of Natalya Estemirova and others indicates that extensive human rights abuses are taking place in Chechnya.
There are now practically no independent chroniclers of events in Chechnya. Russia reports that its officials continue to be killed. From what Estemirova and Politkovskaya have documented, we have some idea of what sort of 'response' Chechen and Federal special forces might be undertaking. But the curtains on that reality are now almost closed.
This forum is relatively permanent; it is likely to be accessible for several years. Friends and relatives of Natalya Estemirova may well come to read...
I am prepared to discuss wider issues in a future Russia forum, Iraq issues in a Middle-East forum, and NY crime rates in the Americas forum.
Number 16,
You've enlisted several murders in Caucasus – yes, it's not an easy region to live in. I don't feel that you regret about these people – your major concern is lack of the "real independent journalists in the region".
For your info: number of murders in let's say New York is around 450-600 per year. There are plenty of journalists in NY – looks like their availability is not the right remedy against murders.
You can easily find out estimates on the number of murders in Iraq – due to US invasion these numbers are really terrible - well above 20,000 per year. Are there enough "human rights organizations, international monitors or peace-keepers"?
Joe the Reader asked: "are you saying that the fundamentals of England's economy are strong and sound?"
The book I recommended describes current economic status of the Russian princes and boyars enjoying their life in Londongrad. Not unlike a century ago some Russian princes and boyars enjoyed their life in Paris or Vienna or even in Yalta's palaces. I doubt though that in those days they had private yachts with helicopters and missile detectors.
Presumably you meant to ask about the British economy, not England's. Well, the Economist covers that subject in some detail each and every week.
"happen to know Joe that in US you can sometimes come accross these mad preachers on the streets that are yelling something like "the End is near" or "the President is an alien" ... I strongly believe that this is the case here, a dead case I must add ..." - Rush Limbaugh, some people from Fox News too.
I strongly believe that enough evidence has been presented here and a resaonable person should be able to make a right, sound conclusion about the history of Russia.
To Number 16: I was going to post that going off the topic here has got #16 pissed off. Caucasus has always been an unstable region...do you think another Chechen war will take place?
Over the weekend: Five police killed in Chechnya, one in Dagestan, three Russian officals killed in Ingushetia. Last week, six killed in suicide attack on Grozny theatre at which president of the Republic, Kadyrov, was due to be present.
The number of Russian officials being killed on a daily basis is currently equivalent to the number of coalition troops being killed in Iraq or Afghanistan...or even Iraq and Afghanistan combined. And the North Caucasus is not even a war zone, it is just supposedly a few isolated bandits in an area which is now, thanks to Putin and Kadyrov's strong and decisive actions, entering a phase of unmatched peace and prosperity.
With so many Russian officials being killed, it is difficult to imagine the 'reprisals' and 'counter-terrorist' actions that are being conducted, and how these affect many families and innocent people...
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These shirts are wonderful. I haven't bought a shirt in a while and I can't pass these up. I already have a Doctorama shirt that had four Doctors along with others such as Doogie Howser and Dre. Regen-O-Rama by CoD Designs is a great new version showing only the Doctors. It was a hard choice between this and the less cartoony Gallery of Time by onebluebird. I adore every serious, award-worthy moment on this incredible series, but the lighthearted hilarity is very much a part of it, too, so Regen-O-Rama wins for making me laugh at Four's intrusive scarf, at Ten's 3-D glasses and hair, at Eleven's bowtie, at War's butting in, and especially Twelve's scowl and eyebrows.
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Today, there are an estimated 232 million migrant workers around the world. Globalization, demographic shifts, conflicts, income inequalities and climate change will encourage ever more workers and their families to cross borders in search of employment and security. Migrant workers contribute to growth and development in their countries of destination, while countries of origin greatly benefit from their remittances and the skills acquired during their migration experience.
Yet, the migration process implies complex challenges in terms of governance, migrants workers' protection, migration and development linkages, and international cooperation. The ILO works to forge policies to maximize the benefits of labour migration for all those involved.
Better Work for Immigrants: Tackling Joblessness and Stunted Progression in the European Union. This meeting will discuss the dynamics by which migrants get stuck in low-skilled work, and the role of training and employment services in helping them progress in their occupations.
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Although the 105 million migrant workers worldwide contribute fully to the economies of their host and home countries, migrant workers are among the most excluded from even basic coverage by social protection instruments and schemes, in particular undocumented migrant workers. Key principles are laid down in the ILO Conventions and Recommendations which make provision for the social security rights of migrant workers and their families.
The number of people migrating has risen from 154 million in 1990 to 232 million in 2013, and for many years migrants have made up about three per cent of the world's population. Today there are more migrants than ever because of the growing world population.
Migrants make significant and essential contributions to the economic, social and cultural development of their host countries and their communities back home. But too often these contributions go unrecognized..."Guy Ryder, ILO Director-General
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Nothing says summer quite like taking in major musical performances in the great outdoors. Summer musical festivals cloud the calendar throughout June, July and August. All across the world, you can expect to hear the sweet sounds of these festivals. However, there are a few summer music festivals you won't want to miss. From Oslo to Chicago, here are five music festivals you will want to catch this summer.
Bonnaroo: Located just 60 miles outside of Nashville, Bonnaroo is easily one of the United States' biggest music festivals. Lording over Manchester, Tennessee, the festival spans four days, this year from June 12th through June 15th. Bonnaroo packs in the star power with musical performances by Elton John, Kanye West, Jack White, Lionel Richie, The Flaming Lips and Lauren Hill just to name a few. Boasting of musical collaborations you just don't see every day, Bonnaroo takes up 700 acres of Tennessee nature with 150 performances across more than 10 stages.
Summerfest: If you want to get the most bang for your buck in terms of music festivals this summer, Summerfest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin fits the bill. The 11-day music festival will take place from June 25th through June 29th and from July 1st through July 6th. Bragging of being the world's largest music festival, Summerfest includes 11 stages, over 800 acts and over 1,000 performances. It draws around 900,000 people each year. Some of the headliners for 2014 include Bruno Mars, Lady Gaga, Brad Paisley, Dave Matthews Band, Zac Brown Band and Usher. While Summerfest originally debuted in 1968 across various locations in Milwaukee, today it occupies over 70 acres along the shores of Lake Michigan.
Glastonbury: Easily one of the world's most famous music festivals as it has been since in the 1970s, Glastonbury takes place this year from June 25th through June 29th. While tickets sold out back in October, there are still opportunities to score resale tickets that were cancelled or refunded in April. Many of the biggest names in music have made headlines and history at Glastonbury. Some of the featured acts this year include Arcade Fire, Lilly Allen, Blondie, Lana Del Rey and Dolly Parton. The musical festival occurs in Glastonbury, England.
Lollapalooza: Occupying prime real estate in Chicago, Lollapalooza perches in between Downtown Chicago and Lake Michigan at Grant Park. This year's musical extravaganza will occur from August 1st through August 3rd. Toted as much more than just a music festival, Lollapalooza also features plenty of local cuisine offerings and shopping opportunities. The 2014 lineup includes Eminem, Kings of Leon, the Avett Brothers, Interpol and Skrillex. There are countless musical performances jammed into the three-day event. While standard tickets to Lollapalooza have sold out for 2014, there are a still a few ways to get tickets through promotional packages.
Øya Festival: Spanning from August 5th through August 9th, Øya Festival brings in around 60,000 music lovers to appreciate its diverse and worldly musical performances. Located in Oslo's Tøyen Park for the first time, a green space on the eastern side of town, Øya Festival marks the largest music festival in the city. Music lovers can expect to see new musicians and local Scandinavian artists. The 2014 Øya Festival will welcome OutKast, Queens of the Stone Age, The National, Neko Case and Ryoksopp and Robyn just to name a few.
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The 10th annual Women in Denim conference will be held Jan. 17 and 18, 2014 in Storm Lake. The conference targets women involved in any aspect of agriculture as well as those who enjoy rural living. Keynote speaker Deadra Stanton will take a humorous look at dealing with life situations in "Don't Shoot Skinny Rabbits" on Friday evening.
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For the second straight year, Buena Vista will be represented on Team Stars and Stripes during the Tazon de Estrellas (Bowl of the Stars), which is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 21, in Monterrey, Mexico.
Seventy Storm Lake Schools TeamMates mentors and mentees gathered Saturday, Nov. 16 for a community service project at Buena Vista University. The event was sponsored by the Storm Lake Hy-Vee, Buena Vista Buddies, and the TeamMates mentoring program. "Cookies in a bag" were assembled and will be donated to The Bridge. The students received a tour of the BVU campus, followed by fellowship and lunch.
Five Buena Vista University band members have been selected to participate in the 20th Annual Iowa Collegiate Honor Band.
Selected student includes Kelsey Struck, horn, from Storm Lake, an instrumental music education major.
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Buena Vista University hosted its 16th Annual Career Symposium On Friday, Oct. 4, in conjunction with its Homecoming activities, allowing students to connect with alumni in their respective field of study and find out more about the career paths open to them.
Cadets Peter Winterton and Demi Peters of the U.S. Army ROTC at Buena Vista University presented information about their experiences in the program to the members of the Buena Vista Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Wednesday, Oct. 16. Winterton is from Storm Lake and Peters is from Spirit Lake.
On Saturday, Oct. 5 the Buena Vista University National Alumni Association honored Dr. Rick Wilkerson of Spencer with the 2013 Wendell Halverson Outstanding Friend Award at a special ceremony for his service to the university and his community.
The award is named in honor of BVU's 15th president and recognizes individuals who, although not alumni of the university, have demonstrated a commitment to Buena Vista University and its students.
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Buena Vista University announced Saturday that it exceeded its capital campaign goal of $27.5 million by coming in at just over $30 million.
Announced in 2011, the campaign is the largest fund drive in BVU history.
Learn the story of Dr. Harold Walter Siebens and his family, how he made his fortune, why he selected Buena Vista Univesity as one of his charitable interests and why Siebens Forum is home to the Harold Walter Siebens Den. There you will see first-hand Siebens' personal collection of family photos and artwork as well as many precious gifts, letters and correspondence to Siebens from influential people around the world.
Buena Vista was back in Iowa Conference play on Tuesday at Wartburg, and it was the Knights who pulled away late in both the first and third set en route to a three-set victory.
Maddie Bardole turned in nine of the team's 27 kills to go along with five digs and one block. Chelsea Clayton followed with seven kills as Shelby Wiederhoeft added four. Jordan Leehy charted 19 set assists.
Taylor Salisbury tallied a team-leading 12 digs.
Wartburg finished with an attack percentage of .357 while BVU (12-7) was held to .093.
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Barbara J. Jolly, 65, of Burrillville, passed away at her home with her family by her side on Sunday, April 8, 2012. She was born September 2, 1946, daughter of the late James and Evelyn (Bouthillette) Morrison.
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Uxbridge- Amalia F. "Mully" (Frabotta) Halacy, 84, of Oak St. died Mon. April 9 at Milford Regional Medical Center after a brief illness. Her husband of 48 years Thomas E. Halacy Jr. died April 22, 1987.
Diane E. Luttrell
WOONSOCKET- Diane E. Luttrell, 52, of Bernon St., Woonsocket, died peacefully on Good Friday, April 06, 2012 at Home & Hospice Care of Rhode Island in Providence.
Born in Woonsocket, she was a daughter of the late Paul and Elaine (Bertini) Luttrell. She remained a lifelong resident of Woonsocket.
Diane was a graduate of Woonsocket High School, Class of 1978. In her earlier year she was employed at Bancroft and later worked at Metal Bellows in Sharon, MA as a precision welder for many years.
Marie T. (Garrity)
BLACKSTONE - Marie T. (Garrity) Erickson, 83, of Blackstone, died Wednesday April 4, 2012 in UMASS Memorial Medical Center, Worcester, MA. She was the wife of the late J. Vincent Erickson. Born in Worcester, MA she was the daughter of the late John and Georgette (Massey) Garrity.
Paul G. LeVasseur
CUMBERLAND- Paul G. LeVasseur, 80, a lifelong resident of Cumberland passed away Saturday, April 7, 2012 at home. He was the husband of Yvonne (Arnold) LeVasseur.
Born in Boston, he was the son of the late George and Robina (Fowler) LeVasseur. He was an army veteran of the Korean War.
Paul worked for many years at Cumberland Construction and recently for Arenco Construction in New Hampshire.
Cecile Bernard
WOONSOCKET Cecile (Brodeur) Bernard, 82, of Woonsocket, died Friday, April 6, 2012 in Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket. She was the wife of Rene G. Bernard whom she married April 30, 1955.
Born in Woonsocket, she was the daughter of the late Alphonse and Clotilde (Poirier) Brodeur.
She lived in Woonsocket for most of her life.
She worked eight years as a house keeper for St. Antoine Residence, No. Smithfield, retiring in 1994.
Maria Josepha Giles
WOONSOCKET- Maria Josepha (Postigo de la Flor) Giles, 82, of Woonsocket, died Thursday in Oakland Grove Health Care Center in Woonsocket. Born in Port of St. Mary, Spain, she was the daughter of the late Antonio Postigo Naranjo and Ana de la Flor Canas.
She came to the United States in 1969 with her son Jose, settling in Woonsocket in 1971.
Patricia Beaulieu
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She was the wife of the late Ernest A. Beaulieu, and the former wife of the late Angelo A. Notarantonio. Born in Providence, a daughter of the late Walter and Lena (Auger) Cunningham.
Amelia M. Chartier
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Mrs. Chartier was born in Manchaug, MA, a daughter of the late John and Theresa (Cacciapuoti) Ionta.
She was a stitcher for the Ark Garment Co. for many years, retiring in 1966. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, crocheting, bingo and bus trips to Atlantic City. Most of all, she loved spending time with her family and sharing stories of the old days. She will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure to know her.
Louis J. Martin
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Born in Worcester, MA he was the son of the late Louis and Aldea (Bachand) Martin.
Louis was a US Air Force Veteran serving between 1966-1970, he was a member of the Knights of Columbus, an Usher at Holy Cross Church in Mesa and a member of the Veterans Club of Crescent Run. Louis was a mail carrier for the US Post Office for many years.


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My town does that too. The speed bumps are just bolted down and they remove the speed bumps during the winter months so a plow can come by.
We also have season speed bumps here in Maine.
(We sometimes call them "tourists," "Massholes," "flatlanders," and "sonsabitches from Away.")
heavy snow area. they did this in Alaska, too. bolt down steel speed bumps during the summer.
wait a second you guys, are you saying that snow goes on your ROADS? wtf? we don't let that happen here in florida
Clearly they don't pay enough taxes.
It sucks from tax day to election day, here… yup
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You know what, mom and dad? If you're not going to take your kid singing "Let It Go" while wearing official Disney tie-in apparel seriously, you honestly deserve to get called out for it. You're just lucky this little girl loves you so much that she chose not to "bust you in a minute." »
We've had a bad run of coming out stories lately. It was heartbreaking to see Daniel Pierce come out to his parents and it was even more awful to learn that LGBT youth homelesness was on the rise. That's why it's so awesome to see this video of a teen come out to his mom and hear her shocking confession. »
A mom who was fed up with her kids dodging her calls invented an app that makes it harder to ignore calls from parents. »
A new study from researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia emphasizes that the "environmental factors" your egg or sperm is exposed to before it meets its opposite and becomes a potential human "have more influence on the child's future than previously thought." »
Finally, a justification for your deep, abiding hatred of the night-owl neighbors who won't turn down their godforsaken TV set: Interrupted sleep is damn near just as bad as outright sleep deprivation. Might as well just get out of bed and read The Goldfinch until they shut up at 3 a.m. »
The latest commercials for HBO demonstrate just how freaking awkward it is to sit through a show like Game of Thrones or Girls with your parents, even if your parents are trying to be cool about it. »
A recent article in The Guardian says that most people in the U.K. call to check in on their mothers about once a week, usually on Monday nights "after work and before the decent telly starts." The calls, on average, last about 22 minutes. So that's true for the Redcoats, but is it true for you? »
A young girl seen on a viral video showing her mother falling asleep on a Philadelphia bus and putting the girl in danger has been removed from her home by city officials. »
Police have launched an investigation of a Philadelphia-area mother (whose name has been withheld) after a video of the woman nodding out on the bus went viral yesterday. And while video evidence of the mother's behavior is likely going to be something that the police and social workers take into consideration, it's… »
Another reason to feel bad for today's little girls: one day, the straight ones will grow up to face a dating selection consisting of doted upon nightmare boys raised by parents who used the power of the internet to validate their sneaking suspicion that their lil' All Star might be a genius. Meanwhile, the girls'… »
The New York Times' Modern Love column is like a box of chocolates, if half of the chocolates were replaced by cringeworthy middle school journals crumpled up and dipped in hardened, bitter regret. I'm happy to report, however, that this week's Modern Love was actually pretty sweet. »
A prekindergarten teacher is facing disciplinary action from the Buffalo School District after she sent parents a (handwritten!) letter about how their kids were so gross and stinky that she could hardly bring herself to go near them. »
Ah, another day, another trend piece about how basically everybody between the ages of 18 and 34 is an indolent jerk unwilling or unable to fully fledge and leave the parental nest, where things like premium cable and assorted breakfast cereals can be had for the price of awkward mealtime conversations about life… »
A woman wrote into the New York Times Social Q's column with an interesting question. Her daughter had been invited to a little boy's fifth birthday. But then she was uninvited. No, it's not because she peed on his sand castle during recess — it's because she's a girl. »
Great idea alert! New York City mayoral candidate Christine Quinn would like to make education affordable to all, and thus wants to give upper middle class Manhattan parents the right to take out subsidized loans in order to pay for their children's pre-kindergarten & oh my god what even is this dumb country we live… »
Hey, guess what? Everything you love is gonna die someday, including your parents. Now, thanks to a new app, you can guesstimate exactly how many more times you'll be able to look into the eyes of your most immediate ancestors before they are committed to dust. Cool. Great job, internet. »
In Monona, Wisconsin, a new law fines bullies — and his/her parents, assuming said bully isn't rolling in petty cash — upwards of $114. »
Here's a heartwarming compilation of parents finding out their children are happily pregnant. It's one big, beautiful circle of life, my friends. Adorable overpopulation, ahoy! »
Despite thorough debunkings of the purported links between vaccinations and autism, plenty of parents are still conflicted about whether or not to adhere to the CDC's guidelines. In the county where I live—King County, in Washington state—vaccination rates are below the national average, and, not-so-coincidentally,… »


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The Federal Government says Clive Palmer's Palmer United Party (PUP) will have to explain itself to voters if it does not help scrap the carbon tax this week.
The Government was hoping to repeal the tax on Thursday, but it was voted down after a last-minute move by the PUP senators.
Mr Palmer claimed the Government had not honoured an agreement to include his amendments to the legislation and directed his senators to vote against it.
Mr Hunt has warned that voters would be "deeply disappointed, and, ... in many cases angered" if Mr Palmer stands in the way of the repeal this week.
Topics: government-and-politics, tax, climate-change, emissions-trading, parliament, federal-parliament, political-parties, minor-parties, liberals, alp, australia
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Thursday's Senate chaos over the carbon tax was "situation normal" according to Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who has also blamed the inexperience of new senators for the repeal's defeat.
Mr Abbott, who on Thursday said the carbon tax should be gone by the end of the day, now says it will be repealed "as soon as possible", likely to be next week.
But Palmer United Party Senator Jacqui Lambie has blamed the repeal's defeat on the Government's leader in the Senate, Eric Abetz, warning the crossbench will make him pay for any "silly games".
"If you want to come into the kennel with the PUPs, be prepared to be chewed up and spat back out," she said.
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The Member for Bendigo says the Senate's rejection of the carbon tax repeal legislation shows the Federal Government needs to improve its negotiation skills.
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Another fascinating week in Federal Politics.
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Here are the key events in the history of one of the most divisive issues in contemporary Australian politics.
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The Abbott Government's bid to bring on an early Senate vote to repeal the carbon tax has backfired after an eleventh hour switch from the Palmer United Party to withdraw its support.
The Senate rejected the bills to repeal the carbon tax, after a dramatic morning in which PUP leader Clive Palmer claimed he and his senators had been "double-crossed" by the Coalition.
The lunchtime vote was rejected 37 votes to 35.
Mr Palmer claimed that PUP amendments to force power companies to pass on savings from the carbon tax's repeal had not been submitted for Senate scrutiny this morning.
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Read details of the Clive Palmer and Citic dispute - find out about each player, what interests they have and what questions remain to be answered.
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Clive Palmer may have inadvertently provided some ammunition to his estranged Chinese partner in their bitter legal battle, after admitting more than $2 million he used to bankroll his federal election campaign came from a jointly-controlled fund.
This week Mr Palmer told the National Press Club the $2.167m paid to advertising group Media Circus came from an administrative fund established to run an iron ore port in Western Australia.
The port dispute, initiated by the Chinese partner, is a tactical battle in what has become an acrimonious and escalating war between Mr Palmer and Citic Pacific that centres around massive cost blow-outs and disputed royalty payments.
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The Liberal Party is investigating two South Australian employees for alleged tampering with ballot papers and membership forms.
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One of the most common complaints in recent years about Australian politicians is that they are drawn entirely from the ranks of political staffers, lawyers, party officials and union reps.
But far from unrepresentative swill, the independent senators are not a bad cross-section of the community.
So why are they being portrayed as a raucous gathering of aliens from a sci-fi film?
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The Greens say an emissions licence issued to Adelaide Brighton Cement for its plant at Birkenhead in Adelaide's north-west should be reviewed before it expires in 2017.
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A Coalition frontbencher is urging her colleagues to communicate with the new crossbench senators "courteously" and not through the media.
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The WA Labor Party has passed a set of reforms to make preselection more democratic and, it hopes, to better appeal to voters.
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WA Labor leader Mark McGowan says he is confident proposed changes to party rules will get the support of its members.
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Australia Institute strategy director Ben Oquist says former football player Glenn Lazarus played a key role in determining Clive Palmer's climate change policy.
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A media advisor to south coast Labor MP Anna Watson has apologised for comments made about Kiama MP Gareth Ward during an exchange on social media.
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The Greens are calling for testing of more former industrial sites in South Australia for toxic pollution.
The residents of three streets at Clovelly Park in Adelaide's southern suburbs are to be moved out because of a carcinogenic substance detected in air, water and soil.
The industrial solvent trichloroethylene was used decades ago in the area by automotive firm Monroe Australia.
Topics: pollution, air-pollution, land-pollution, water-pollution, government-and-politics, states-and-territories, greens, political-parties, environmental-impact, environment, environmental-health, clovelly-park-5042, adelaide-5000, sa, australia
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Here's what the six new crossbench senators had to say on their arrival at Parliament in Canberra this week.
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Fran Kelly, host of Insiders, wraps up the week in federal politics.
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Federal Labor MP Alannah MacTiernan says the West Australian state party has to get its house in order before it can expect the support of its federal colleagues.
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New senator Jacqui Lambie says the Prime Minister put his political career ahead of his daughters' safety by "parading" them for the media in last year's election campaign.
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Key crossbench senator Ricky Muir has arrived in Canberra and headed straight into a meeting with the Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
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Queensland's Opposition Leader has said Labor will make retrospective changes to political donation laws and may dump the head of the new Crime and Corruption Commission if it wins office next year.
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Article | December 31, 1995
Cook-in films
Cryovac (Duncan, SC) has released data sheets describing the full family of CN-Series cook-in materials, the multi-ply, co-extruded shrinkable structures for meat and poultry products.
The materials are available as bags open tubing casings roll stock and shirred. The CN-Series includes cook-and-ship as well as cook-and-strip materials. Barrier and nonbarrier formulations are also available. The materials are available clear colored or printed and can be heat-sealed or clip closed.
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Sweeping lines and delicate scrolled details give our Peyton 4-Light Chandelier its sophisticated yet casual charm. Four candelabra bulbs sprout up from gentle curves; slim curls branch off to connect them. An elegant white finish completes the look of this mini chandelier.
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Home Decorators Collection
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Pannier Chandelier
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Solaris Chandelier
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Melanie Pendant
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Bella Pendant
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Plantation 6-Light Octagonal Chandelier
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