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Excalibur® Ibex SMF 175 - lb. Recurve Crossbow
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Excalibur® Ibex SMF 175 - lb. Recurve Crossbow delivers 305 f.p.s. velocity and advanced performance for an entry - level price!
Excalibur®'s Ibex SMF crossbow combines an ergonomic thumbhole stock with their precision 175 lb. fiber-reinforced composite SMF shooting platform to create an amazingly compact hunting rig with power to spare!
Generating plenty of horsepower, the Ibex SMF has what it takes to efficiently handle any of North America's largest game. Its 175-lb. draw weight and 14 1/ 2 " power stroke make it comfortable to cock and the Ibex's light 6-lb. mass weight make it a joy to carry on a long day afield.
You get the Crossbow, plus multiplex scope with mounting hardware, 4 carbon arrows with field points, and 4-arrow quiver to get you started. The Ibex SMF kit is a budget priced option to help new and seasoned crossbow hunters enjoy Excalibur quality at a low cost, but make no mistake, this is one serious hunting combination!Specs:
- Velocity: 305 f.p.s.
- Kinetic energy: 72 ft.-lbs.
- Draw weight: 175 lbs.
- Power stroke: 14 1 / 2 "
- Ergonomic thumbhole stock for comfortable shooting
- 175 lb. fiber reinforced composite SMF shooting platform provides ample power
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- Measures 36.3" long, 36" axle-to-axle. Weighs 6 lbs.
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December 1972
Caption: Molten aluminum fresh from the reduction pots is cast into 1200 pound sows. (Photo courtesy of the Aluminum Association.)
October 1972
Caption: Aluminum ingot is removed from vertical casting unit for storage prior to further processing into sheet, plate or foil. (Photo courtesy Aluminum Association.)
June 1972
Caption: World's largest rolling mill at Alcoa's Davenport, Louisiana, plant recently unveiled, rolls aluminum plate 210 inches wide.
April 1972
Caption: This new six-strand Mesta cold rolling mill is the world's fastest. Recently installed at Alcoa's Warrick, Indiana, sheet mill the computer-controlled mill is capable of spewing out aluminum sheet at more than a mile-and-a-half per minute. The mill rolls sheet 52 inches wide to an unprecedented precision, made possible by special quality control devices. Sheet from the new mill will go primarily to can manufacturers.
February 1972
Caption: Twenty-foot extrusions form a metal curtain on their way to the electrostatic paint line at Reynolds new aluminum building products plant at Ashville, Ohio.
December 1971
Caption: After extensive modification, Ravenswood's five-stand hot finishing mill can now produce hot rolled coils up to 103 inches wide and weighing up to 40,000 pounds. Kaiser Aluminum installed tandem rewind reels, widened the roll tables at the mill entrance, and widened the faces on all the work rolls and backup rolls.
October 1971
Caption: Five stand tandem continuous mill at Kaiser Aluminum's Trentwood, Washington, works reduces one inch slabs to sheet 1/10 inch thick at speeds up to 1000 feet per minute. (Photo courtesy Kaiser Aluminum.)
June 1971
Caption: New sixteen-strand Loma billet casting installation with automated handling at the Wieland-Werke in West Germany.
April 1971
Caption: Stretching wide aluminum plate in the 8 million pound stretcher at Alcoa's Davenport works.
February 1971
Caption: At Eastalco semi-automatic pot tending crane performs a number of different functions: it breaks the surface crust on the pot, replenishes the pot with alumina, removes and replaces old anode units, and taps the molten metal for transport to the casting facility.
October 1970
Caption: Equipment at right is trimming a coil of foil stock mounted on the "unwind" station of Alcoa's foil plant at Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Foil from this coil, which is 72 inches in diameter, will be used to package food and other products. Lebanon Works was built on 600 acres in the heart of Pennsylvania's Dutch country.
June 1970
Caption: 168-inch United hot breakdown rolling mill at the Ravenswood, Virginia works of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation.
April 1970
Caption: More than 800 miles of foil can be rolled from this largest aluminum ingot ever cast in a reduction plant of Reynolds Metals Company. It weighs 36,500 pounds and was cast at Reynolds plant at Troutdale, Oregon, using a special mold on Troutdale's direct chill casting unit. It measures 24 inches by 78 inches and is 17, 1/4 feet in length. Ingots 14.6 feet long are produced on a regular basis at Troutdale. After being rolled into sheet at Reynolds McCook, Illinois, plant it most likely will be rolled into foil in Richmond, Virginia, and Louisville, Kentucky.
February 1970
Caption: A coil of aluminum foil stock being trimmed at Alcoa's foil plant at Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Foil from this coil, which is 72 inches in diameter, will be used to package food and other products. Lebanon Works is on a 600-acre site in the heart of Pennsylvania's picturesque Dutch country.

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Students will staff the in-school credit union during operating hours where they will do everything from setting up savings accounts to accepting deposits from classmates and teachers. "I can't tell you how much excitement this has created," said Clara Joseph, principal at Staring Education Center, an alternative middle school for over-aged children in the East Baton Rouge Parish Public School System. "The students are so excited and proud to be part of this unique program."
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Cash upfront the way to get teachers to rack up better student test scores, study finds
BY ROSALIND ROSSI Education Reporter firstname.lastname@example.com August 24, 2012 7:20PM
Chicago Heights District 170 office, 30 W. 16th Street Friday, August 24, 2012. | John H. White~Sun-Times
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What happens to student achievement if you start the school year by offering teachers end-of-year bonuses for improved student test scores?
Not much.
But give teachers cash up front on the condition they will lose it if test scores don't show gains?
Lots of improvement.
That's what researchers say a study of 150 Chicago Heights teachers found in what some are touting as the first U.S. field experiment to indicate merit pay for teachers can work — if timed properly.
For one school year, the research project by heavyweight economists from the University of Chicago and Harvard University — including the author of the best-seller Freakonomics — turned nine elementary schools in Chicago Heights School District 170 into a teacher testing ground of a behavioral phenomenon called "loss aversion.''
"It's a deeply ingrained behavioral trait. .. that all human beings have — this underlying phenomenon that 'I really, really dislike losses, and I will do all I can to avoid losing something,' '' said one author, John List, chairman of the University of Chicago's department of economics.
Chicago Heights teachers given $4,000 upfront on the condition they could lose it — or double it with the right results – produced 2 ½ to 3 ½ times the gains in student math scores as teachers offered up to $8,000 in end-of-year bonuses, the study indicated. Similar findings were not observed in reading, where researchers encountered more technical glitches.
List conceded his sample of about 150 teachers did not establish an "overarching truth" but "I think there needs to be more studies to see how robust my results are."
"I'd love for all of Chicago Public Schools to replicate my results. That would be great,'' said List, identified by Forbes Magazine as one of top seven behavioral economists in the world in 2010.
The study emerges amid growing national interest in teacher merit pay and other incentives tied to improved student performance. Chicago Public Schools and Chicago Teachers Union officials are battling over those topics right now in teacher contract talks, with the CTU staunchly opposed to merit pay.
An 'unhappy' union
Meanwhile, behind the scenes, in Chicago Heights, drama is bubbling over the study.
The Chicago Heights teachers union is contending Supt. Tom Amadio told them the district would not be identified, said a spokesman for the group's parent union, the Illinois Federation of Teachers.
"They agreed to let [researchers] collect some data,'' said IFT spokesman Dave Comerford. "Part of the reason they agreed is that the district and union wouldn't be identified. . . . They didn't want to be perceived as supporters of merit pay.''
Union leaders and members are "unhappy" and feel "somewhat misled,'' Comerford said.
Plus, Comerford said, Chicago Heights teachers have concerns about the tests that were used and how the study was conducted. They "question its validity,'' he said.
For his part, Supt. Amadio says he initially saw the study as a "hot potato'' and "stayed out of it.'' But "now the results are out and it's obviously going to become a subject of discussion.''
The union brought the offer of the $1 million research project to Chicago Heights teachers and 150 of 160 voluntarily agreed to participate, List said. Teachers were divided into roughly three groups of 50 in the fall of 2010, with one given money up front, a second promised end-of-the-year bonuses, and a third "control" group that was offered and received nothing extra.
The study was conducted by List; U of C colleague and Freakonomics author Steven Levitt; Harvard economist and MacArthur genius grant winner Roland Fryer Jr., and University of California-San Diego economist Sally Sadoff. It was funded by the Kenneth and Anne Griffin Foundation, which also has bankrolled other incentive programs in Chicago Heights involving students.
'I spent that money'
The field experiment also reflects the expanding reach of economists into the world of education. A chapter of Levitt's Freakonomics, for example, delves into student tests by describing how economic algorithms detected cheating in 5 percent of Chicago Public School classrooms in the 1990s.
One Chicago Heights field experiment volunteer said she initially did not realize that economists — rather than education professors — were conducing the study, although Sadoff said she thought the U of C economics department letterhead was on teacher consent forms.
"The whole study being conducted by the economics department at the University of Chicago has caused a lot of ill feelings in our building,'' said the teacher, who asked for anonymity. "Why wouldn't I feel so offended if it were the college of education? . . .
"I feel the college of ed would say, 'Tell us what you did. Share your knowledge. How did you get your scores up so much, so we can all become better teachers?' But that's not the purpose of this study.''
The teacher said she is against merit pay because "it's going to have teachers doing anything they can. If that means cheating, some will.''
Some teachers were clearly worried about losing their upfront bonuses, the teacher said.
"I know a bunch of people who said, 'I spent that money. My kids better do good because I don't have that money any more.' So could that have played a part in why their kids did better? I don't know.''
Sadoff said proctors were present during testing to guard against cheating. And the gains on the diagnostic test used in the study, called ThinkLink, also were reflected in higher-stakes state achievement tests that ThinkLink was based on, indicating "the same kind of learning was going on,'' Sadoff said.
'Widgets' vs 'Adolescents'
The study's authors found traditional teacher bonus offers in Chicago Heights produced the same lack of impact as seen in similar teacher pay schemes in New York City and Nashville. The only prior field study of a "loss aversion" payment plan, they said, occurred in Nanjing, China, where it improved productivity among factory workers who made and inspected DVD players and other consumer electronics.
Barnett Berry, president of the Center for Teaching Quality, said the study seems to suggest that districts pay "teachers working with children and adolescents'' in the same way "Chinese factory workers" were paid for "producing widgets.''
"I think this suggests a dire lack of understanding of the complexities of teaching,'' Berry said.
Berry raised technical questions about the size of the sample, the gains methodology and the number of ThinkLink questions used to draw conclusions about gains.
Moreover, Berry said, he found the study "offensive" because "economists would never suggest that economists be paid this way. The economists make predictions about the economy. If their predictions don't turn out, should the economists return their consultant fees?"'
Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis said the study falsely assumes money motivates teachers to teach better.
"Merit pay assumes we are not working hard enough and we have hidden something from the children,'' said Lewis, who also serves as vice president of the Chicago Heights' parent union, the IFT. "Like we have a teacher box and we only pulled six things out of our teacher box but if you pay us more we'll go in the box and pull out more. . . .
"The problem with economists is they don't understand what intrinsically motivates teachers to do this work — and it is not money," Lewis said. "The overwhelming majority of teachers are motivated by seeing kids learn. ... There is nothing better than seeing that lightbulb turn on.''
Educational 'dynamite'
Executives of another teacher quality group called the new study "dynamite" and the gains it found "monumental.''
Kate Walsh and Laura Johnson of the National Council on Teacher Quality write on the group's blog that they have many questions about the study but "the gains were clearly so big that other work is critical.''
Also showing interest was Chester Finn Jr., president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution. He said the "up-front-but-you-could-lose-it'' approach is "both plausible and promising.''
However, Finn foresaw "all manner of logistical problems'' trying to implement the pay scheme, including recruiting collection agencies to chase down debt-bound teachers.
"Any number of other approaches might also work, which is why I suggest that trying various versions [of merit or incentive pay] is desirable. [It's] way premature to lock in on any 'one best' version,'' Finn said.
'Great' but 'now what?'
List said the "money-up-front'' approach could work if teachers who are paid over 12 months agree to have payroll deductions during June, July and August if they failed to produce gains. But the scheme should be combined with some kind of minimum raise, so "up-front'' payments would constitute bonuses, he said.
As for the Chicago Heights superintendent, Amadio said "The University of Chicago is very well respected. Based on the data they have and these are the results, I think it's telling — very telling."
However, Amadio said, broaching the topic would be easier in flusher times. Teachers would not agree to take a pay cut, he predicted, so any upfront payment would have to be crafted as a bonus.
"It's a great study and everything — but now what?" Amadio said. "We don't have the money to do it, nor do I think the teachers would agree to do it.''
Contributing: Art Golab


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HAGERMAN et al v. THE SOCIALIST PEOPLE'S LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA
Filing 107
RESPONSE TO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE by ALL PLAINTIFFS re 106 Order to Show Cause,,,. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A)(Netburn, Sarah)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ---------------------------------------------------------------x ETHEL HURST, et al., 02 Civ. 2147 (HHK) Plaintiffs, -against- DECLARATION OF RICHARD D. EMERY THE SOCIALIST PEOPLE'S LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA, et al, Defendants. ---------------------------------------------------------------x RICHARD D. EMERY, an attorney admitted to practice before this Court, declares under penalty of perjury, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1746, that the following is true and correct: 1. I am a member of the law firm of Emery Celli Brinckerhoff & Abady LLP, counsel for plaintiffs. I submit this declaration in response to the Court's April 27, 2009 Order that Plaintiffs show cause why this case should not be dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. [Doc. No. 106] 2. Plaintiffs are the mothers and siblings of individuals who were killed on Pan Am Flight 103 by a terrorist attack carried out by Libyan agents on December 21, 1988. For more than twenty years, these family members have been seeking justice and accountability from Libya and its actors. 1 3. On October 31, 2002, plaintiffs commenced this lawsuit seeking, among other things, compensation for their extreme emotional distress caused by the murder of their family member. Their case was referred to the Eastern District of New York where it was consolidated with the pending Multi-District Litigation case ("MDL case"). 4. The MDL case settled for $10 million per estate, but Plaintiffs, who are not estate representatives nor direct beneficiaries of decedents' estates, were shut out of the settlement and denied any compensation. To date, Plaintiffs have received no compensation for the loss. 5. Following the settlement of the MDL case, this case was remanded to this Court, where Plaintiffs have aggressively litigated their claims against Libya, including, among other things, (1) obtaining a liability finding against defendant Al-Megrahi, see Memorandum Order and Opinion, dated February 1, 2007 [Docket No. 43]; (2) successfully defending against Libya's motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' claims, id.; and (3) taking the de bene esse deposition of Mary Diamond, the 80-year old mother of decedent Walter Porter, to preserve her testimony for trial, see Minute Order, dated February 22, 2008 (granting leave to take videotaped de bene esse depositions). 6. Throughout this case, Plaintiffs – who were denied participation in the MDL case settlement and who are the only plaintiffs to have obtained a liability finding against a Libyan actor for the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 – have sought two things: to hold Libya accountable in a U.S. court and to have their losses honored by an appropriate compensation. Recently congressional action, however, has foreclosed the opportunity to attain these goals. 2 7. In 2008, Congress passed, and President Bush signed, the Libyan Claims Settlement Act, P.L. 110-301, 122 Stat. 2999 (2008) (the "Act"). The Act grants Libya legal protection from civil liability for terrorism-related claims by retroactively removing Libya from the list of state-sponsors of terrorism and thereby restoring Libya's sovereign immunity. The Act presumptively terminates this action and Plaintiffs have no defense against the dismissal of their case. 8. The Department of State has since transferred Plaintiffs' claims to the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission ("FCSC"), where they can apply for compensation. See Exhibit A (DOS Referral Letter). 9. Despite judgments entered in federal courts, including this one, see Pugh v. Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, 530 F. Supp. 2d 216 (D.D.C. 2008) (HHK), awarding between $2.5-$8 million to plaintiffs with emotional distress claims for the death of children and siblings – like Plaintiffs' claims here – the Department of State has recommended that the FCSC award only $200,000 per emotional distress claimant. Ex. A. 10. We believe that this level of compensation is inconsistent with awards on similar claims in federal court, unfair in light of the recovery recommended by the Department of State on wrongful death, physical injury and unlawful detention claims ($10 million, $3 million and $1 million, respectively), and fails to adequately honor Plaintiffs' significant loss. 11. Plaintiffs are deeply troubled by the extinguishment of their claims based on what appears to be U.S. foreign policy considerations and believe that the U.S. government has undervalued their injury and the significance of their lost opportunity to prove their case in federal court. 3 12. We hope that this Court will, upon dismissing this case, issue an opinion acknowledging the validity of Plaintiffs' claims and identifying factors that this Court believes are appropriate for consideration when awarding compensation for emotional distress claims arising out of terrorist cases. This information, we believe, is necessary and important to assist the FCSC to evaluating these claims given that its experience is almost uniformly limited to awards related to property damage. 13. I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Dated: May 5, 2009 New York, New York EMERY CELLI BRINCKERHOFF & ABADY LLP __________/s/___________ Richard D. Emery 4


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i have it installed and working
Thanks very much for this... sorry to sound stupid but it says for "neon" devices...so this is good to go for our jynboxes? anytime we see something with the "neon" it would be compatable? thanks.
i have loaded it and watched one tv show half hour long little jittery at times but not as bad as the last release
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Ive noticed that there has been much more activity on the neon front, sometimes upgrades are being released 12 hrs apart from the previous upgrade..
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The Amlogic 8726 found on the Jynxbox and Pivos is a Neon device. The Neon nightlies work relatively well.
Blazing speed is all I have to say. Much better Navi-X support and much more support for sources.
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Ive noticed a lot of plus's with this file, speed being one of them... I did notice a minor bug in the video file options... When your in video files normally your able to hit the letter "c" to access options like update video library. It doesn't seem to be there in this build
The update video library option is important to me for UpnP sharing, when I add a new file to my remote video folder. THe Xbmc auto library update is at the top of every hour. To prevent waiting till the top of the hour I have gone into my video and music settings and selected "update library on startup" Now I just have to either reboot xbmc to update or add to the remote library when xbmc android is off so it will be there when it starts back up.
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Hey u guys no if this one connects to fusion cuz the other xbmc did not an thats were my problems were if it dose illdo a factory reset an load this one
i have just tried this (beta version) and the XBMC with external MX player is so much better but it will not support navi-x. i only have 3 things navi-x 1channel and icefilmsbut navi-x will not play off MX player, everything else is played threw MX player and it runs how it is suppost to with hardware acceleration.
Got it working again...did a full restore and it seemed to take care of it but is everybody running good with this new one in navi-x in HD?...It wasn't for me, really jumpy and looked like slow motion...Im back with 100912 and its running good again...weird...too bad because it was alot faster but I need my HD


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Today on this 2010 Honda Odyssey, we are going to install part number 118438 from Tow Ready. The first thing we need to do is get to the rear of the vehicle. We are going to open up the back hatch. And the first thing that we need to do is remove the rear threshold right here. We will start off by removing the tie-down anchor points right here. And they just unscrew. Alright, and there is a series of clips on the top right here. We will go ahead and undo those. And there are some on the backside here we can simply just pull out with our fingers. Alright, now we are going to do the same thing with this panel here, but we are not going to take it all of the way off. We are just going to loosen it up so we can get behind it. We have one more anchor point that we need to remover here too. We are going to take our lid off of our jack storage compartment and we are going to pop it loose too. And we just need to move just that little bit. That is all we need. 1:07
Alright, getting back to our passenger side of the vehicle, we will show you where the port is for you to plug in the t-one connector. Alright, we are looking at the junction box here. It is in the top right hand corner. We are looking at it, basically facing out the back of the vehicle. We will take our t-connector and we are just going to plug it right into the socket here. Find a nice place for the module. We are just probably going to stick it back here somewhere. Then we are going to take our white ground wire and we are going to attach it to this ground right here. Alright, we will go ahead and leave that alone now. We are going to run our 4-pole wire here, along the factory harness back over to the other side. We are going to slip it underneath the plastic and hide it inside the jack storage compartment. Alright, once we have that accomplished, we will go ahead and just zip-tie the wires to secure everything together. At this point, we can go ahead and start popping the interior panels back together. 2:18
With that, our install is basically complete. We will go ahead and show you how to use it now. First off, when you are not using it, this whole wire harness will stay inside the jack storage compartment. And everything will be hidden out of the way. And when you need to use it, just go ahead and pull out a little bit of the length, go ahead and set it down here. The door shield is plenty thick it will not hurt anything if you shut the door on it. Just make sure that you stay away from the latch though. OK, we shut the hatch. Now we can go ahead and just pull out what we need to reach down to our hitch. We are done with the wiring harness out back. Let us go up to the front of the vehicle where the fuse panel is. And it is going to be on the passenger side of the vehicle. You just want to go ahead and just pull out this lid. This slot right here is where our fuse will go. Alright, now that we have our fuse in the panel, let us go ahead back to the 4-pole and test to make sure everything works. 3:10
We will test our 4-pole by taking our ground clamp and connecting it to the white wire. Then we will test our running light first, that will be the brown wire. OK, then we will try our left turn which will be the yellow wire and then right turn, which will be green. And now test our brake signal, which will be the yellow and green wire. OK, with that it looks like our test works just fine. And that will finish our install for part number 118438 from Tow Ready on our 2010 Honda Odyssey.
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Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2008 Honda Odyssey
Today on our 2008 Honda Odyssey we'll be installing the Tow Ready T1 Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-pole flat connector, part number 118438. To begin our install, we'll first open up the rear cargo door. Then we'll need to remove the rear threshold. To remove the rear threshold there are two tow hook fasteners that have to be screwed out first. Once we remove these fasteners we'll then use a flat bladed screwdriver or an interior trim panel tool to get underneath the threshold and pop the fasteners free. At the top and bottom of the threshold we'll go ahead and turn it over and see the fasteners that are underneath. Next on the driver's side we're going to go ahead and remove the spare tire cover and jack storage compartment door.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2014 Honda Odyssey
Today in our 2014 Honda Odyssey we'll be installing Tow-ready T1 vehicle wiring harness, part number 118521. To begin our install we'll first need to go ahead and open up the rear cargo door. Then we'll remove the rear threshold. To remove the rear threshold, we'll first need to remove the two tie-down fasteners, one located on each side. Then, using an interior trim panel tool or a flat-blade screw driver, we'll get underneath the threshold and release the fasteners underneath, as we pull out and up on the rear threshold. Now once we've released the fasteners underneath, we can go ahead and remove the threshold and set it aside for reinstallation later.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2012 Honda Odyssey
All right, today on this 2012 Honda Odyssey, we're going to install part number 118521 from Tow Ready. First thing we need to do is get inside the hatch of the vehicle and we'll go ahead and remove the threshold plate. The cargo has hooks we have to remove. We'll put a piece of a towel over them and use some pliers to unscrew them, and then we'll go ahead and use a trim panel tool to pop up the plastic rivets underneath and pop up the panel. Well go over the driver's side panel and remove the cargo hook there too. Okay, and then we'll pop the panel loose as well.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2009 Honda Odyssey
Today on our 2009 Honda Odyssey, well be installing the Tow Ready T-1 connector part number 118438. To begin our installation, well first remove the jack storage door. Next, were going to remove the rear threshold. To remove it, well first remove the two tie-down hooks. Next, well go ahead and get our hand underneath the bottom of the threshold and pop the plastic passenger strip from the sheet metal. Then we can take the flat-bladed screwdriver or in this case a trim panel tool and get up underneath the threshold and pop it free.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2007 Honda Odyssey
Today in our 2007 Honda Odyssey will be installing a toe ready T1 connector part no. 118438. First we open up the rear cargo door then were going to remove the rear trunk panel and trash hold to remove the rear trash hold you first need to remove the two cargo hooks now we go and pop trash hold free now with the trim panel and trash hold set aside were going to move over to the passenger side and remove the rear trim quarter panel. When removing this panels you can use a flat plated screw driver or a trim panel tool as we are in this case now with the panel free you can see the black electrical box. The top rack corner of the electrical box will match identically to the great connector of our new toe ready T1 harness. Well plug directly in to it and lock in place next we need to take the white wire the ring terminal pre form and attach it to a ground here next to a electrical panel is a manufacturers ground that we can use first of all we remove the ground stud, install the ring terminal and then reinstall our ground stud.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2011 Honda Odyssey
Today on this 2011 Honda Odyssey were going to install part number 118521 from Tow Ready. The first thing you need to get inside the vehicle. All right. Now you have to take the seats and get them out of our way. I like to remove the threshold right here. We remove this fastener here and theres one on the other side.


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|Members of the Los Angeles Sheriffís Department Search and Rescue team stand around a 16-17-million-year-old fossil lodged in a rock weighing about 2,000-pounds after it was lifted out of a hole in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. on Friday. The Palos Verdes Peninsula was once an ocean bottom that over eons has risen hundreds of feet above the Pacific. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)
RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. — A search-and-rescue team pulled a rare half-ton whale fossil from a Southern California backyard Friday, a feat that the team agreed to take on as a makeshift training mission.
The 16- to 17-million-year-old fossil from a baleen whale is one of about 20 baleen fossils known to exist, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County paleontologist Howell Thomas said. Baleen is a filter made of soft tissue that is used to sift out prey, like krill, from seawater.
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This year, I thought I'd re-create that moment by making my own mulled wine, and giving pre-made sachets filled with mulling spices as gifts. All of these spices should be easily gathered at your local grocery store. I ordered reusable muslin bags from Amazon. Prior to using the pouches, be sure to wash them (don't use a scented detergent or dryer sheet). Mine needed a bit of an ironing after being washed, too.
Making the mulling spice sachets is simple -- just add all your spices to your bag, and voila! To give as a gift, I'd recommend packaging the mulling spice sachet along with a bottle of red wine. I prefer to use an inexpensive table red, such as Cupcake Red Velvet. Tie the mulling spice pouch and a festive ribbon around the neck of the bottle, pop it in a bag, and boom! -- your gift-giving is done.
Mulling Spices (adapted from this Serious Eats recipe)
makes one spice sachet
1 cinnamon stick
8 allspice berries
3 whole cloves
1/2 teaspoon coriander seeds
4 cardamom pods, gently crushed
2 star anise petals
1/2 teaspoon granulated orange peel [optional]
makes about 3 cups
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1/4 cup granulated or brown sugar (or maple syrup)
1 tablespoon brandy
1. Bring the wine to a simmer in a saucepot over medium heat.
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Alexei Navalny
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Alexei Navalny in 2013
|Alexei Anatolievich Navalny
4 June 1976
Butyn, Odintsovsky District, Moscow Oblast, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
|Alma mater
|Peoples' Friendship University of Russia
Finance University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Yale University
|Lawyer, activist, politician
|The Anti-Corruption Foundation
|Known for
|Political and social activism, blogging
Political party
|Progress Party[1]
Yabloko (2000–2007)
|Russian Opposition Coordination Council
various liberal, civic nationalist and national democrat organizations
|Vladimir Putin and United Russia party
Board member of
|Aeroflot (2012–2013)
|Russian Orthodox
|Yuliya Navalnaya
|Yale World Fellow (2010)
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Alexei Anatolievich Navalny (Russian: Алексе́й Анато́льевич Нава́льный, Russian pronunciation: [ɐlʲɪkˈsʲej ɐnɐˈtolʲɪvʲɪtɕ nɐˈvalʲnɨj]), born 4 June 1976) is a Russian lawyer, political and financial activist,[1] and politician. Since 2009, he has gained prominence in Russia, and in the Russian and international media, as a critic of corruption and of Russian President Vladimir Putin. He has organized large-scale demonstrations promoting democracy and attacking political corruption, Putin, and Putin's political allies; and has run for political office on the same platform. In 2012, The Wall Street Journal described him as "the man Vladimir Putin fears most."[2]
A self-described "nationalist democrat," Navalny is a Russian Opposition Coordination Council member and the leader of the registered Russian political party Progress Party (Russian: Партия прогресса), formerly People's Alliance (Russian: Народный Альянс).[3][not in citation given] In September 2013 he ran in the Moscow mayoral election, supported by the RPR-PARNAS party. He came in second, with 27% of the vote, losing to incumbent mayor Sergei Sobyanin, a Putin appointee. His vote total was much higher than political analysts had expected, but Navalny and his allies insisted that the actual number was still higher, and that authorities had committed election fraud in order to prevent a runoff election from taking place.[4]
Navalny came to prominence via his blog, hosted on the website LiveJournal, which remains his primary method of communicating with the public. He has used his blog to attack Putin and his allies, to organize political demonstrations, to post documents showing Putin and his allies to be engaged in unsavory behavior, and most recently to promote his campaigns for office. He has also been active in other media: most notably, in a 2011 radio interview he described Russia's ruling party, United Russia, as a "party of crooks and thieves", which soon became a popular epithet.[5]
Navalny has been arrested numerous times by Russian authorities, most seriously in 2012, when federal authorities accused him of three instances of embezzlement and fraud, all of which he denied.[6] In July 2013 he was convicted of embezzlement and was sentenced to five years in a corrective labor colony.[7][8] Russia's Memorial Human Rights Center recognized Navalny as a political prisoner.[9] Navalny was released from prison a day after sentencing.[10] The prison fine was suspended in October 2013.[11] On 28 February 2014 he was placed under house arrest for two months and prohibited from communicating with anyone other than his family, after allegedly violating travel restrictions.[12]
- 1 Early life and career
- 2 Early activism
- 3 Involvement in 2011 Russian legislative election
- 4 Involvement in 2012 Russian presidential election
- 5 Post-2012-election government battles
- 6 2012 embezzlement and fraud charges
- 7 2013 mayoral candidacy
- 8 Post-mayoral-election activism
- 9 Presidential candidacy
- 10 Russian nationalism
- 11 Family
- 12 Awards and honours
- 13 See also
- 14 References
- 15 External links
Early life and career[edit]
Navalny is of Russian and Ukrainian descent.[13] His father Anatoliy Navalny is from Zalissia, a village in Ivankiv Raion, Kiev Oblast, Ukraine. Navalny grew up in Obninsk about 100 km southwest of Moscow, but spent his childhood summers with his grandmother in Ukraine.[13][14]
Navalny graduated from the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia in 1998 with a law degree. He then studied securities and exchanges at the Finance University under the Government of the Russian Federation.[15][16]
In 2000, Navalny joined the Russian United Democratic Party "Yabloko",[17] where he was a member of the Federal Political Council of the party. In 2002, he was elected to the regional council of the Moscow branch of Yabloko.[18]
Early activism[edit]
As acting Deputy Chief of the Moscow branch of Yabloko, Navalny stated that the party supported the nationalist 2006 Russian March but that Yabloko condemned "any ethnic or racial hatred and any xenophobia" and called on police to oppose "any Fascist, Nazi, xenophobic manifestations".[19] The march was widely opposed by the Moscow Bureau for Human Rights[20] and the Russian Jewish community headed by rabbi Berel Lazar,[21] and participation from the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (the main organizer of the rally), the Eurasian Youth Union, the Communist Youth Vanguard, the National State Party of Russia, the National Patriotic Front "Memory", the "Truth" Community, the Russian National Union, the Russian Social Movement and the "Russian Order" Movement.[22]
In December 2007, a meeting was held by the Bureau of the "Yabloko" party, on the issue of Navalny's exclusion from the party, with demands of "the immediate resignation of party chairman and all his deputies, and the re-election of at least 70% of the Bureau."[23] Navalny was consequently expelled from Yabloko "for causing political damage to the party; in particular, for nationalist activities."[24]
Navalny is a minor stockholder in several major Russian state-related corporations and some of his activities are aimed at making the financial properties of these companies transparent. This is required by law, but there are allegations that some of the top managers of these companies are involved in thefts and are obscuring transparency.[25] Other activities deal with wrongdoings by Russian police, such as Sergei Magnitsky's case, improper usage of state's budget funds, quality of state services and so on.
In October 2010, Navalny was the decisive winner of virtual "Mayor of Moscow elections" held in the Russian Internet by Kommersant and Gazeta.ru. He received about 30,000 votes, or 45%, with the closest rival being "Against all candidates" with some 9,000 votes (14%), followed by Boris Nemtsov with 8,000 votes (12%) out of a total of about 67,000 votes.[26]
In November 2010, Navalny published[27] confidential documents about Transneft's auditing. According to Navalny's blog, about four billion dollars were stolen by Transneft's leaders during the construction of the Eastern Siberia – Pacific Ocean oil pipeline.[28][29]
In December 2010, Navalny announced the launch of the RosPil project, which seeks to bring to light corrupt practices in the government procurement process.[30] The project takes advantage of existing procurement regulation that requires all government requests for tender to be posted online. Information about winning bids must be posted online as well.
In February 2011, in an interview with the radio station finam.fm, Navalny called the main Russian party, United Russia, a "party of crooks and thieves".[5] In May 2011, the Russian government began criminal investigation into Navalny, widely described in Western media as "revenge", and by Navalny himself as "a fabrication by the security services".[5][31][32] Meanwhile, "crooks and thieves" became a popular nickname for the party.[33]
In May 2011 Navalny launched the RosYama project, which allowed individuals to report potholes and track government responses to complaints.[34]
In August 2011 Navalny publicized papers related to a scandalous real estate deal[35] between Hungarian and Russian governments.[36][37] According to the papers, Hungary sold a former embassy building in Moscow for US$21 million to an offshore company of V. Vekselberg, who immediately resold it to the Russian government for US$111 million. Irregularities in the paper trail implied a collusion. Three Hungarian officials responsible for the deal were detained in February 2011.[38] It is unclear whether any official investigation was conducted on the Russian side.
Involvement in 2011 Russian legislative election[edit]
In December 2011, after parliamentary elections and accusations of electoral fraud,[39] some 6,000 gathered in Moscow to protest the fraud and some 300 were arrested including Navalny. After a period of uncertainty, Navalny was produced at court and thereafter sentenced to the maximum 15 days "for defying a government official". Alexei Venediktov called the arrest "a political mistake: jailing Navalny transforms him from an online leader into an offline one."[40] Navalny was kept in the same prison as several other activists, including Ilya Yashin and Sergei Udaltsov, the unofficial leader of the Vanguard of Red Youth, a radical Russian communist youth group. Udaltsov has gone on hunger strike to protest against the conditions.[41]
Navalny was arrested 5 December 2011, convicted and sentenced to 15 days in jail. Since his arrest, his blog has become available in English.[42] On 7 December, President Dmitry Medvedev's official Twitter account retweeted a statement by United Russia member Konstantin Rykov which claimed that "a person who writes in their blog the words 'party of crooks and thieves' is a stupid, c*cksucking sheep". This retweet was quickly deleted and described as a mistake by the Kremlin, but garnered wide attention in the Russian blogosphere.[43]
In a profile published the day after his release, the BBC described Navalny as "arguably the only major opposition figure to emerge in Russia in the past five years."[44]
Involvement in 2012 Russian presidential election[edit]
On his release on 20 December 2011, Navalny called on Russians to unite against Putin, who Navalny said would try to snatch victory in 4 March 2012 presidential election.[45]
Navalny told reporters on his release that it would be senseless for him to run in the presidential elections because the Kremlin would not allow them to be fair. But he said that if free elections were held, he would "be ready" to run.[45] He then on 24 December helped lead a demonstration much larger than the post-election one (50,000 strong, in one Western-media account), telling the "wildly cheering crowd": "I see enough people to take the Kremlin right now."[46]
Post-2012-election government battles[edit]
In March, after Putin was elected president, Navalny helped lead an anti-Putin rally in Moscow's Pushkin Square, attended by between 14,000 and 20,000 people. After the rally, Navalny was detained by authorities for several hours, then released.[47]
On 8 May, the day after Putin was inaugurated, Navalny and another opposition leader, Sergei Udaltsov, were arrested after an anti-Putin rally at Clean Ponds, and were each given 15-day jail sentences.[48] In response, Amnesty International designated the two men prisoners of conscience.[49] On 11 June 2012, Moscow prosecutors conducted a 12-hour search of Navalny's home, office and a search of the apartment of one of Navalny's relatives. The searches were done as part of a broader investigation into the clashes between opposition activists and riot police which happened on the 6 May.[50] Soon afterward, some of Navalny's personal emails were posted online by a pro-government blogger.[51]
In May 2012, Navalny accused Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov of corruption, stating that companies owned by Roman Abramovich and Alisher Usmanov had transferred tens of millions of US dollars to Shuvalov's company, allowing Shuvalov to share in the profit from Usmanov's purchase of the British steel company Corus.[52][53] Navalny posted scans of documents to his blog showing the money transfers.[53] Usmanov and Shuvalov stated the documents Navalny had posted were legitimate, but that the transaction had not represented a violation of Russian law. Shuvalov stated, "I unswervingly followed the rules and principles of conflict of interest. For a lawyer, this is sacred."[52]
On 4 June 2012, Navalny was ordered by Moscow's Lyublinsky District Court to pay 30,000 rubles (about US$900) as compensation for "moral harm" to United Russia State Duma Deputy Vladimir Svirid, after Svirid filed charges against Navalny for comments he made in an article written for Esquire magazine about the United Russia party: "In United Russia, there are people I come across that I generally like. But if you have joined United Russia, you are still a thief. And if you are not a thief, then you are a crook, because you use your name to cover the rest of the thieves and crooks." Svirid had originally sought one million rubles in the case.[54]
In July 2012, Navalny posted documents on his blog allegedly showing that Alexander Bastrykin, head of the Investigative Committee of Russia (SK) and a Putin ally, owned an undeclared business in the Czech Republic. The posting was described by the Financial Times as Navalny's "answering shot" for having had his emails leaked during his arrest in the previous month.[51]
2012 embezzlement and fraud charges[edit]
On 30 July 2012, the Investigative Committee charged Navalny with embezzlement. The committee stated that he had conspired to steal timber from KirovLes, a state-owned company in Kirov Oblast in 2009, while acting as an adviser to Kirov's governor Nikita Belykh.[52][55] Investigators had closed a previous probe into the claims for lack of evidence.[56] Navalny was released on his own recognizance but instructed not to leave Moscow.[52]
Navalny described the charges as "weird" and unfounded.[56] He stated that authorities "are doing it to watch the reaction of the protest movement and of Western public opinion ... So far they consider both of these things acceptable and so they are continuing along this line."[52] His supporters protested before the SK offices.[55]
Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt tweeted that "We should be concerned with attempts in Russia to silence fierce opposition activist Alexei Navalny."[55] The New York Times called it "the Kremlin's most direct measure to date against a leader of the protest movement that erupted here in December" and suggested that "the Kremlin's eagerness to limit Mr. Navalny's impact now outweighs the risk of a political backlash".[52] Al Jazeera described the charge as part of a broader trend of cracking down on dissent, connecting it to a recent bill in the Russian parliament to substantially increase fines on unauthorized protests and the trial of three members of the feminist punk-rock collective Pussy Riot.[56]
In late December 2012, Russia's federal Investigative Committee asserted that Allekt, an advertising company headed by Navalny, defrauded the Union of the Right Forces (SPS) political party in 2007 by taking $3.2m (ruble equivalent) payment for advertising and failing to honor its contract. If charged and convicted, Navalny could be jailed for up to 10 years. "Nothing of the sort happened – he committed no robbery", Leonid Gozman, a former SPS official, was quoted as saying. Earlier in December, "the Investigative Committee charged ... Navalny and his brother Oleg with embezzling 55m roubles [US$1.76m] in 2008–11 while working in a postal business". Navalny, who denied the allegations in the two previous cases, sought to laugh off news of the third inquiry with a tweet stating "Fiddlesticks ...".[6]
In April 2013, Loeb&Loeb LLP issued "An Analysis of the Russian Federation's prosecutions of Alexei Navalny", a paper detailing Investigative Committee accusations.[57] The paper concludes that "the Kremlin has reverted to misuse of the Russian legal system to harass, isolate and attempt to silence political opponents".
The KirovLes trial commenced in the city of Kirov on 17 April 2013.[58] On 18 July 2013, Navalny was sentenced to five years in jail for embezzlement.[7] Navalny was found guilty in misappropriating about 16 million rubles[59] (US$500,000) worth of lumber from a state-owned company.[60] The sentence read by the judge Sergey Blinov was textually the same as the request of the prosecutor, with the only exception that Navalny was given five years, and the prosecution requested six years.[61]
Navalny's wife Yulia Navalnaya stated that "if someone hopes Alexei's investigations will cease, that's not the case ... We will win."[62]
Navalny's arrest was criticized by a number of prominent Russians, including the last Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, who called it "proof that we do not have independent courts",[63] and former Finance Minister and close Putin ally Aleksei Kudrin, who stated that it was "looking less like a punishment than an attempt to isolate him from social life and the electoral process."[62][64] It was also criticized by novelist Boris Akunin[64] and jailed Russian oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who called it similar to the treatment of political opponents during the Soviet era.[62]
Other prominent Russians had different reactions: Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the nationalist LDPR, called the verdict "a direct warning to our 'fifth column'" and continued "This will be the fate of everyone who is connected with the West and works against Russia."[62] Duma Vice-Speaker Igor Lebedev stated that he didn't understand the "fuss about an ordinary case". He added that "If you're guilty before the law, then whoever you were – a janitor, a homeless man or a president – you have to answer for your crimes in full accordance with the Criminal Code."[65]
A variety of countries and international organizations condemned the verdict. United States Department of State Deputy Spokesperson Marie Harf stated that the US was "very disappointed by the conviction and sentencing of opposition leader Aleksey Navalniy."[66] The US Ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul, followed up by stating that the trial had "apparent political motivations".[62] A spokesperson for European Union High Representative Catherine Ashton said that the outcome of the trial "raises serious questions as to the state of the rule of law in Russia."[62][67]
In the evening after the sentencing the Prosecutor's Office appealed the sentence in the part which prescribed Navalny and Ofitserov to be jailed, arguing that until the higher court affirmed the sentence, the sentence is not valid. Next morning, the appeal was granted. Navalny and Ofitserov were released on 19 July 2013 awaiting the hearings of the higher court.[68] The prosecutor's request decision was described "unprecedented" by experts.[69]
The prison sentence was suspended by a court in Kirov in 16 October 2013, still being a burden for his political future.[11]
2013 mayoral candidacy[edit]
On 17 July 2013, the day before he was sentenced, Navalny was registered as a candidate (one of six) for the 2013 Moscow mayoral election.[70] The election was Moscow's first since 2004, as a result of shifting rules in which the mayor of Moscow became directly appointed by the Kremlin, then went back to being a democratically elected position. Current mayor Sergei Sobyanin, a Putin appointee, was the frontrunner throughout the election.[4]
Several hours after his sentencing, he pulled out of the race and called for a boycott of the election.[71] However, upon his return to Moscow after being freed pending an appeal, he vowed to stay in the race.[72] It is speculated that his release was ordered by the Kremlin in order to make the mayoral election, and Sobyanin, appear more legitimate.[4]
Navalny focused his campaign not on Sobyanin or any of the other candidates, but on criticizing Vladimir Putin directly.[4] His campaign received very little television coverage, but nonetheless achieved a high profile through an unprecedently large campaign organization that involved around 20,000 volunteers who passed out leaflets and hung banners, as well as several campaign rallies a day around the city.[73] Sobyanin did not campaign directly.[73]
Navalny received 27.24% of the vote, or the second highest number, with Sobyanin receiving 51.37% of the vote. Exit polls showed that Navalny fared better in the center and southwest of Moscow, which have higher income and education levels.[4] A runoff election was not held since Sobyanin received more than 50% of the vote. Navalny denounced the tally, saying it involved "clear falsifications", and threatened to rally his followers if a runoff election was not held.[74] His supporters cited election irregularities such as a longer-than-expected vote tallying period.[4]
Post-mayoral-election activism[edit]
Following the alleged kidnapping and torture of opposition activist Leonid Razvozzhayev from Kiev, Ukraine, Navalny was arrested along with Sergei Udaltsov and Ilya Yashin while attempting to join a Moscow protest on Razvozzhayev's behalf on 27 October. The three were charged with violating public order, for which they could be fined up to 30,000 rubles (US$900) or given 50 hours of community service.[75]
Presidential candidacy[edit]
On 4 April 2013, Navalny announced his intention to run for the presidency.[76] Navalny described his presidential program as "not to lie and not to steal".[77]
According to polls conducted by the Levada Center, Navalny's recognition among the Russian population stood at 37% as of April 2013.[78] Out of those who recognize Navalny, 14% would either "definitely" or "probably" support his presidential run.[79]
Russian nationalism[edit]
Alexei Navalny stated in 2011 that he considers himself a "nationalist democrat."[80] International media have often commented on his ambiguous but non-condemnatory stance toward ethnic Russian nationalism.[81][82] The BBC noted in a profile of Navalny that his endorsement of a political campaign called "Stop Feeding the Caucasus" and his willingness to speak at ultra-nationalist events "have caused concern among liberals." He also has been a co-organizer of the "Russian March,"[83] which Radio Free Europe describes as "a parade uniting Russian nationalist groups of all stripes,"[84] and has appeared as a speaker alongside Russian nationalists.[85]
Navalny is agitating on behalf of aggressive anti-immigration policies.[86]
Navalny once compared dark-skinned Caucasus militants with cockroaches. Cockroaches can be killed with a slipper, he said, but as for humans, "I recommend a pistol."[87][88] Navalny's defenders suggested the comment was simply a joke. It has also been debated whether or not Navalny's ethnic nationalism is a populist strategy or arises from his real convictions.[89]
Early in 2012 Navalny stated on Ukrainian TV that "Russian foreign policy should be maximally directed at integration with Ukraine and Belarus… In fact, we're one nation. We should enhance integration."[90] During the same broadcast Navalny said that he did not intend "to prove that the Ukrainian nation doesn't exist. God willing, it does." He added, "No one wants to make an attempt to limit Ukraine's sovereignty".[90][91] In October 2014 Navalny stated "I don't see any kind of difference at all between Russians and Ukrainians", he admitted that his views might provoke "horrible indignation" in Ukraine.[92]
In March 2014, Navalny declared that he doesn't support Russia's annexation of Crimea. According to The Moscow Times, "Navalny suggested that Kiev should grant Crimea greater autonomy while remaining part of Ukraine, guarantee the right to speak Russian in Ukraine, keep Ukraine out of NATO, and let the Russian Black Sea fleet remain in the peninsula free of charge."[93] In October 2014 Navalny stated in an interview by Ekho Moskvy that he would not return Crimea to Ukraine if he were to become the president of Russia but that "a normal referendum" should be held in Crimea to decide what country the peninsula belongs to.[92]
Navalny is married and has two children.[44]
Awards and honours[edit]
Navalny was named "Person of the Year 2009" by Russian business newspaper Vedomosti.[94]
Navalny was a World Fellow at Yale University's World Fellows Program, aimed at "creating a global network of emerging leaders and to broaden international understanding" in 2010.[95]
In 2011, Foreign Policy magazine named Navalny to the FP Top 100 Global Thinkers, along with Daniel Domscheit-Berg and Sami Ben Gharbia of Tunisia, for "shaping the new world of government transparency".[96] FP picked him again in 2012.[97] He was listed by Time magazine in 2012 as one of the world's 100 most influential people, the only Russian on the list.[98] In 2013, Navalny came in at No. 48 among "world thinkers" in an online poll by the UK magazine Prospect.[99]
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