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10-Minute Tech: Cleaning Dirty Electrical Contacts
May 24, 2012
To clean those dirty contacts on markers, stop and taillights, the turn signals and trailer connector/receptacles, I use approximately 1 ounce of cider vinegar and add a little table salt. I apply the cleaner with an acid brush or similar applicator, and when the contacts are clean, rinse them with water... Read more »
10-Minute Tech: More Shower Volume, Less Pressure
May 17, 2012
If you are dissatisfied with the low volume of water flow in your RV due to the restriction in the water regulator (1/4-inch opening), try using a household-type unit. I purchased a 3/4-inch pressure regulator at a hardware store and put an adaptor on each end to make it fit the water-hose-type inlet... Read more »
10-Minute Tech: Strain-Saving Trailer Jack Block
May 10, 2012
Here is how I made an A-frame jack block that saves considerable time and strain when hitching and leveling a travel trailer. Folks with manually cranked jacks will really appreciate the work it saves. Using 2-by-5-inch boards and nails or screws, assemble a stair-stepped platform (see diagram). After... Read more »
RV Clinic: RV Salvage
May 8, 2012
We recently did some damage to our Cougar fifth-wheel trailer and need to replace a slide fascia. Because of the shape and size, shipping is expensive going through a dealer. We are wondering where the RV units go when they are wrecked. Is there a salvage yard some place in the Midwest we could access... Read more »
RV Battery Basics: Get the Best Performance
Ken Freund
May 1, 2012
Batteries are the silent servants of unplugged camping, providing us with light, entertainment and other important functions. Yet many pay no attention to them until there's a problem — which unfortunately is often too late for the batteries. Design Types Heavy-duty batteries designed for RV's... Read more »
Replacing Dual-Pane RV Windows
E. Don Smith
April 25, 2012
Fogging of dual pane windows in RVs is, unfortunately, a fact of life for many owners. Dual pane windows have been widely used in houses for decades and their energy savings are well documented, which is a major reason why they are also used in RVs. The air layer between the glass panes provides a huge... Read more »
RV Clinic: RV Oven Too Hot
April 24, 2012
We have a 2001 Jayco Designer with an Atwood stove. Every time I turn on the oven it goes way past the designated temperature. Someone told us to put a piece of ceramic tile in the bottom. I did, but there was no difference. Then when I put it on the lower rack, it broke. I have to open the door and... Read more »
Travel Trailer Hitch Bounce
April 17, 2012
We recently retired and purchased a KZ Sportsman Classic with one axle. It weighs 2,700 pounds and measures 15 feet long. We tow it with a 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee that is rated to tow 3,500 pounds. During our first outing, with slight exaggeration, it felt like we were in a small boat in a choppy sea.... Read more »
Travel Trailer Tire Trauma
April 10, 2012
We had ST235/80R16 Goodyear Marathon tires on our 2010 Keystone Montana trailer. While traveling south on Route 85 in North Carolina, our driver's side rear tire blew out with such force that it damaged the side of the RV to the tune of $982. Two days later the front tire blew out on the driver's... Read more »
Big Dog, Small Travel Trailer
Russ and Ellen Steele
March 29, 2012
There's nothing better than sharing traveling adventures with the ones you love, but what happens if the one that you love most has four legs and a tail? Sharing the camping lifestyle with Fido, Bowser or Rover isn't as difficult as it may at first seem, as long as you prepare and adapt accordingly.... Read more »


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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — As game day gets closer for LSU, Tiger merchandise is flying off the shelves all across Baton Rouge.
Shirts, hats, pants, even socks. They've all been one of the hottest tickets in town for several weeks.
Many stores have brought in extra shipments of the stuff to keep up with the demand.
Stores already have boxes of LSU BCS Champions gear. Of course, it's not out yet.
Most stores are anticipating a win, and big influx of people looking for that gear. For example, Dick's Sporting Goods says they're staying open late on Monday, and plan to open early at 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday.
As for game day, make sure to watch NBC33 News for our special called "Tigers on Target." That will get started at 6:00 p.m. Team coverage will include live looks at everything happening all the way from the Red Stick to the Crescent City.
Online, NBC33 will have you covered all day. We will have continuous updates here on the NBC33 website, and added material on the NBC33 Facebook page [1].
Plus, if you're out celebrating the big day, make sure to get all this on the geaux! Download our mobile app to watch clips from our special at the end of every segment. Then, use the mobile app to send us a picture or video clip. Your video or photo could end up on our broadcast.

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Table of ContentsForeword, Preface, and Introduction
One Blood
The biblical answer to racism
Chapter 11
How to become a member of the last Adam's 'race'
As we have clearly shown, we are all of one race. Because the Bible's account of the history of the human race is true, each person needs to be confronted with the consequences of our history.
The Bible tells us that we have inherited a sinful (rebellious) nature from the first man Adam which separates us from our Creator. We are all in need of salvation, which comes from the last Adam, Jesus Christ (our Creator who stepped into history to be our Savior). We can receive the free gift of salvation resulting in eternal life with our Creator.
The Bible says there are five things we need to know about receiving eternal life.
Eternal life (heaven) is a gift. The Bible says: 'The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord' (Rom. 6:23). Like any other genuine gift, it is not earned or deserved. No amount of personal effort, good works or religious deeds can earn a place in heaven.
The Bible also states in Ephesians 2:8–9 that 'For by grace you are saved through faith, and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast.'
Why is it that no-one can earn his or her way to heaven? It is because …
All humans are sinners: 'For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God' (Rom. 3:23).
Sin is transgressing God's law and includes such things as lying, lusting, cheating, deceit, anger, evil thoughts, immoral behavior and more. Because we are sinners, we cannot save ourselves. In fact, do you know how good you would have to be to save yourself by your own good deeds? Matthew 5:48 declares: 'Therefore be perfect, even as your Father in heaven is perfect.'
Perfection is such a high standard that no-one can save himself. However, in spite of our sin …
God is merciful: 1 John 4:8 says that 'God is love' and in Jeremiah 31:3 He says, 'I have loved you with an everlasting love.'
Because God loves us, He doesn't want to punish us. God, however, is also just and therefore must punish sin. He says: 'Who will by no means clear the guilty' (Exod. 34:7) and 'The soul that sins, it shall die' (Ezek. 18:4).
We have a problem! Despite God's love for us, His justice demands that He must punish our sin. But there is a remedy …
Jesus Christ is the solution. The Bible tells us that Christ is the infinite God-Man. 'In the beginning was the Word [Jesus], and the Word [Jesus] was God. … And the Word [Jesus] became flesh, and tabernacled among us' (John 1:1–14).
Jesus Christ—the last Adam—came to earth and lived a sinless life. He died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins and rose from the grave to purchase a place for us in heaven. 'All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned, each one to his own way; and the Lord has laid on Him the iniquity of us all' (Isa. 53:6).
Jesus Christ bore our sin in His body on the cross and now offers you eternal life (heaven) as a gift (1 Pet. 2:24). How?
- This gift is received by faith. Faith is the key that opens the door to heaven. Many people, however, mistake two things for saving faith:
- Believing that an intelligent designer or creator exists. However, the Bible says that even the devil believes in God (James 2:19); therefore, just believing in God is not saving faith.
- Having temporal faith, such as trusting God to solve temporary crises, including financial, family or physical needs. While it is good to trust Christ to meet these needs, this is not saving faith.
The question that God would ask of non-believers is: Would you like to receive the gift of eternal life? You would need to transfer your trust from what you have been doing to what Christ has done for you on His cross, and then confess, 'Because if you confess the Lord Jesus, and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you shall be saved' (Rom. 10:9).
Acts 3:19 says that you should 'Therefore repent and convert so that your sins may be blotted out.' Repentence is not only a heartfelt, sorrowful remorse for past sins, but also a change of mind, which is proven by a changed life.
If you wish to repent, have your sins blotted out, and receive Christ as Savior, here is a suggested prayer:
Jesus Christ, I know I am a sinner and do not deserve eternal life. But I believe You died to pay for my sins and rose from the grave to purchase a place in heaven for me.
Lord Jesus, come into my life—take control of my life—forgive my sins and save me. I repent of my sins and now place my trust in You alone for my salvation. I desire to receive the free gift of eternal life.
If you have prayed this prayer of repentance, and sincerely meant it, you have received the gift of eternal life! You are now a child of God—and no-one can take that from you—forever.
Just as a newborn baby grows physically, so now you need to grow spiritually. Read your Bible, starting perhaps with the Gospel of John, reading at least one chapter a day. Then read the first 11 chapters of the foundational book of Genesis. Also, spend some time talking (praying) with God.
It is also important that you regularly attend a Bible-believing church that honors Christ and teaches that the Bible is the inspired Word of God and is authoritative for every aspect of your life (2 Tim. 3:15). Seek the fellowship of Christians that can help you grow in your faith. And as you grow, tell others what Christ means to you.
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if i had to choose one world to live in, over all of the others, i'd pick Neverland. even over harry potter. over lord of the rings. over everything. i'd fly to neverland and live with peter and tinker bell and the lost boys.
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fuuuuck! i killed the pretty format i had!!!!!! then my comp died!!!!! and now i can't make it go back! poo monkeys!
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i haven't updated in a long-arse time. meh, there isn't much to tell. i think i might be picking up smoking again. i know, i know, stop. i got sims 2!!!!! it's unbelievably awesome, but sort of sad too, because i'm so much more into their lives than mine. like i think i fell in love with a sim. how sad am i? i feel like the saddest excuse for a person. and not just because of the fact that my writing teacher thinks i'm making everything i write up. and i'm going to fail my geography quiz tomorrow because i haven't started studying and instead of studying, i'm posting. i'm going to go now, i'm being distracted by andy and his pictures. then i will study. really. shut up.
i hate high school. i'd elaborate on that, but i'm still building up my tirade and i'm too tired and too close to tears to work on it- it'd push me over the edge.
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haha. i'm supposed to sneak out tonight around 2 so i can go with jordan and caroline and have mad, crazy dancing fun. grin. unless i'm caught. in which case i'll be grounded for the rest of my adolescence. woohoo. i love my life. well, bits of it, anyways.
mmmm. it's five in the morning and mia and i are going to bed. my cat is killing things in my room... be back later...
well, my comp is having an unbelievable amount of problems. and is annoying. but i haven't updated in a while. today was the first day of school. jake was born today. i talked to steve today. he laughed at me a lot, but we'll still miss him. steve is cool. but he likes mountain view a lot, which is good. school was okay. weird but okay. had too much homework for the first day of school, though. anyways, the real reason i wanted to post:on saturday, rekha and cristina and bethany and kelly and, well almost everyone threw a suprise coming out party for becca, chrissy and me! it was definately the highlight of my summer. sooooo much fun. and it makes me realise how sweet and wondeful they are, and how much i love and miss them and it makes me appreciate them more than is humanly possible. aaaaaaaah! it was soooooo awesome! anj came, and so did ariel. and i saw chelse! and olivia and sarrah and courtney and sarah and kersten and katie were there! it was awesome oppossum-ness! it made me feel so unbelievably loved. wow i miss them. but saturday was so much fun, i thought i was going to cry when i left. haha bethany jumping out wrapped in a happy coming out banner scared the shit out of me, but it made my life.sigh. now i'm all happy thoughts.national coming out day: october 11!
grrr, why do i do this? why do i fall in love with cars i will never own?
hmmmm. i'm really tired. and i can't really see too well. last night was fun. i'm just trying not to think about it until tomorrow when my brain and my body have returned somewhat to normal. grar. i'm going now. chivalry is dead. thank god.
hahahahahahaha... i am so fucking overdramatic when i'm depressed! ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
well, i can't use my mouse. i don't know why, but the cursor whon't move, nor will it click. tis strange, but true. so, as most of my usual comp practices are way too hard for me to deal with (b/c i'm lazy) i decided to post. jordan should be calling me SOON, when her dad gets home with her car, so that we can go do something, because i really want to go out and be with people who are not a) my family, or b) my art teacher. anyways, i'm hopefully going soon. i'm kinda in the mood to paint right now, but i don't have the paints i want for my next project. i've been wanting to do this for a while... playing with massive amounts of neon paint... in both liquid and spray form... droooooool... ah, well, until i get them (i.e. get more money) i will entertain myself with my basic paints. still fun even if they are not neon. i decorated my notebooks and binder today using mia's recomended method. they will entertain me greatly during the great boredom that is school.my mouse needs to start working.well, i just got back from my "escapade" with jordan as caroline likes to call them. i'm kind of tired-ish after i was all hyper with her and jess. grin. this night'll give them nightmares, it will... i gesticulate wildly and uncontrollably when i get hyper. 'twas quite amusing from my point of view. well, i'm going to go do homework. gack.
i love my crazy friends.
i'm on my comp! woohoo it's been so long! i'm taking a quiz w/rekha to see how out of the loop i am. i got 3/7 right. i live under a rock! at least she lives there with me. i'm too lazy to say much right now except that during track season i might be doing track, dance, and art. i will have NO life.oh, and now this list of famous people to shag:boys:prince harry (not prince henry, i'm retarded, shut up rekha, i can hear you laughing in your head)johnny depprupert grintjulian casablancajeremy sumptersean biggerstafforlando bloomviggo mortensenbilly boyddominic monaghanmike skinnertom delongejonathan rhys meyersbrandon flowersdiego lunajames deanrobert hardygirls:paris hiltonlindsay lohanavril lavigne (i know, i know)gwen steffaniangelina jolie (my god yes)bridget regankaren omary-kate olsenashley olsenashlee simpsonscarlett johanssonmarilyn monroeokay, make-believe characters shag-worthy:draco malfoysirius blacklily potterweetzie batbarbie markowitztinkerbellmabmarkmore later, when i become unlazy!HE'S COMING HOME TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i am NOT what you would call in a good mood.
well, suzanne's due by tomorrow morning. it's exciting but weird, too. i have no fucking clue when mia gets home so i'm pissed about that. but i'm happy to be home. i just really need some beer so i'm about fifty times less stressed about tomorrow. and moose #1 (a.k.a. johnny c.) confused me today. so nothing new there.more tomorrow when i'm all hopped up on painkillers.mother moon, take me to bed tonight
i really hate when i make myself cry. i just read a bunch of stuff from before/during/after the end of the erica/chelsea world. and i realise that it's far too late for the i wish i could have told her this stuff, but no matter how much i loved and still love chelse (and believe me, i do love her) i could never love her as much as i loved and love erica. and i wish that she weren't so far away right now. i have no idea where she is anymore or if i'll ever see her or even talk to her again but i wish i could just attack her with a huge hug. because i feel like one big sobbing hug would at least give me closure. i haven't talked to her, i mean actually spoken to her for almost two years. i haven't spoken to my first real best friend in what seems like forever to me. and while i am happy now, and while i love mia dearly. as much as i loved erica, i never hurt her like i hurt erica. i never fucked her over like i fucked erica over. and she isn't too far away to apologize if i ever did fuck things up. i know erica can't read this, and i know she can't understand how much i love her and want to tell her that i love her. i really wish mia was home. both my best friends are far away from me right now. and mia can make me feel better, because she understands about the whole erica thing, she understands and she isn't jealous of erica and she was there for me when everything was so bad. when i was breaking down sobbing in the middle of algebra. she was there through the worst time of my life and she's been there ever since and i love her and i want her to get the fuck home from french camp and be with me because i haven't been with her or talked to her for over a month and for me that's too much. especially on the eve of a gum graft when i am waiting impatiently for franz ferdinand tickets to go on sale and i am crying about erica.times like these i really need my mia.
OMFG! franz ferdinand is playing in sf next month!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BFD BFD BFD BFD VBFD!!!!!!!! dear god let me get tickets!!!!!!!!!!!! if i get tickets, it will more than make up for my graft tomorrow!
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With large-scale wallpaper, small furniture groupings, and fun pattern, interior designer Steven Sclaroff makes a wide-open New York loft feel like home. For more decorating ideas read an interview with the designer.
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The open kitchen stands in full view of the entry and the main living areas. Between the Sub-Zero refrigerator and Wolf range, 1970s tiki barstools slide under an island topped with honed Carrara marble. The counters are topped with solid teak; both are by Horizon Fine Design. Floors are ebonized wide-plank oak. Ceiling fixtures are vintage.


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Secondary lead industry stakeholders, in a 63-to-16 vote at a meeting in Washington, voted down a proposal by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) to develop new standards for lead recycling (amm.com, Dec. 11).
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Reading between the lines on the roster
So who is the most important person on the Bucs' roster? OK apart from Josh Freeman then? You could make a case for Gerald McCoy, a LeGarrette Blount or perhaps even Jeff Faine being the anchor of the line.
But what I find often more interesting is at the other end of the roster. Who needs to always be looking over their shoulders for Shelton Quarles to come along to them in the locker room with the words "Coach Morris wants to see you and bring your iPad."
This week saw TE Collin Franklin released after a two-week stay in the roster. Watching the San Francisco game gave an indication as to this being on the cards, as the Bucs were using T Demar Dotson as an additional tackle-eliglbe in run situations rather than using Franklin, and when the latter did get on the field, he ran a bad route on a naked roll-out pattern in the second half.
What is does also seem to indicate is that the Bucs do rate TE Zack Pianalto as a future contributor who needs a lot more practice time. Since he was claimed off Buffalo's final roster cuts, he has been either inactive or a Did Not Play.
One person who does seem to have dropped down the importance chart in 2011 is WR Micheal Spurlock. A year ago, he was the No.3 receiver and primary kick returner. He is definitely the fifth receiver now as both Preston Parker and Dezmon Briscoe play ahead of him on passing downs.
Spurlock will always have a place in every true Buccaneer fan's heart for his kick return heroics but I would say his place on the team is looking precarious right now to say the least as he does not play a massive role on kick coverage units right now.
It is always interesting to check the inactive players each week for level of importance. Six of the seven inactives last week against the 49ers were there because of injury, the likes of Sammie Stroughter and Quincy Black not being hurt enough to warrant use of a season-ending IR move.
So hence Anthony Gaitor made it on to the active roster for the first time in San Francisco but is definitely one of the bottom five on the roster right now. And with EJ Biggers being the definite nickel back in 2011, Milton Mack plays ahead of Myron Lewis in actual defensive backfield duties so you look to see the amount of playing time the two of them have on special teams.
Linebacker is another area where special teams skills count massively towards a roster spot. Zac Diles and Adam Hayward are there really for coverage units only and if you see either of them on the field for defense, either someone has gotten hurt or the Bucs are getting blown out. Same for recently-acquired Jacob Cutrera when it comes to this Sunday against the Saints.
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Forced to play catch-up most of the night, the Lady Mocs never could come all the way back and wound up dropping a 71-69 Sunshine State Conference decision to last-place Eckerd Wednesday night at St. Petersburg.
The Tritons' Ashley Lutz sank a free throw to break a 15-15 tie with 13:35 left in the first half and Eckerd never trailed from that point. The lead grew to 33-20 with 4:44 left in the half before the Moccasins were able to trim it to four, 35-31, at halftime.
Trailing 55-44 with 11:50 remaining in the game, the Moccasins went on a 16-6 run to narrow the margin to 61-60 on a free throw by Chelsea Johnson with 5:51 to go, but could not get any closer.
A three-pointer by Megan Dzikas with 27 seconds left cut Eckerd's lead to 71-69 and the Moccasins got the ball back after a missed Eckerd shot, but turned it over with six seconds left and Eckerd ran out the clock.
Nicolle DiRaimo led FSC with 20 points and added nine rebounds, six assists and two blocks. Michaela Hawley had 15 points, Chelsea Johnson scored 13 and Megan Dzikas tossed in 10. Johnson and Dzikas had a cold shooting night, as they combined to go 8-30 from the field and 3-13 from three-point range. Lutz led Eckerd (8-12, 2-9 SSC) with 22 points. Tijana Brdar added 17, with Taylor Young and Krystal Charles combining for 23 points off the bench.
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Kabul—Most Americans believe in liberty. Even Washington can't stamp out the commitment to individualism and independence that burns within most people.
On my latest trip to Afghanistan I spent a lot of time with military personnel, NCO and officer alike. Some on the Left believe that the military is filled with authoritarian automatons. Nothing could be further from the truth. Members of the military are just like the rest of us—indeed, every day they see and suffer through the failings of the U.S. government's biggest and most expensive bureaucracy.
And they think for themselves.
One young enlisted driver declared himself in favor of drug legalization. Having seen the problems created by attempting to stamp out opium production and distribution in Afghanistan, he realized the best response was to take the profit out of the drug trade, and the only way to do that was to stop treating drug use as a crime.
As far as I could tell, he wasn't a member of the Libertarian Party, devotee of Ayn Rand, or even member of the Campaign for Liberty. He simply made the logical connection between drug prohibition and drug crime. In Afghanistan, opium production funds the Taliban insurgency and government officials alike. Here, as in several Latin American nations, Washington's "war on drugs" has had catastrophic geopolitical consequences.
At another base I met a retired military man now serving as a civilian consultant helping to train Afghans. The problem, he declared, was their lack of understanding of the importance of liberty. Afghans are fiercely independent, but the allies were supporting creation of a centralized state in Kabul. He hoped American think tanks and organizations friendly to the ideals of liberty could help promote the principles of freedom here. He quoted Charles Murray's In Pursuit of Happiness and Good Government. I don't remember ever meeting anyone in Washington who quoted Murray's elegant defense of a free society!
A Marine Corps captain sidled up to me at another stop and said when he heard that I worked at the Cato Institute he wanted to meet me. He was no enthusiast for big, expansive government and saw the consequences of such policies on the ground. Serving in a combat command hundreds of miles from Kabul and thousands of miles from the U.S., he declared that he was a fan of Rep. Ron Paul.
So much for the Neocons' claim that critics of the warfare state are anti-military and anti-military personnel.
None of this surprised me. My father was career Air Force, so I grew up on military bases around the world. Many other family members and friends serve in or were in the military. Through my policy work I meet a lot of the upper ranks, while excursions like my trip to Afghanistan bring me into contact with members of the enlisted force, the backbone of the U.S. military. I've found service personnel to be a uniformly impressive lot, independent thinkers with no illusions about the efficiency of their own institution or the judgment of the politicians who send them off to war.
The fact that members of the military need little prodding to support political freedom should remind us to promote the principles of liberty to everyone everywhere. No one is beyond liberty's reach. Often those in the most flawed government institutions have the best understanding of the benefits of freedom and failures of bureaucracy. And despite its best efforts, the government has never been able to destroy people's innate desire for liberty.
Equally important, we should remember that the principles of limited government, including a restrained, defensive foreign policy, are for everyone, including those serving in government bureaucracies. Most people join the military to defend their nation, not to fight unnecessary wars like Iraq and Afghanistan. However, that doesn't stop politicians from sending personnel into harm's way for no good reason. Limiting government intervention would benefit all of us, from Americans at home who pay the bills to military personnel abroad who do the fighting (and dying).
Indeed, the latter is one of the main arguments for international restraint. There are a lot of ivory tower hawks in Washington, warrior wannabes prepared to fight to the last volunteer in an attempt to transform the rest of the world. A policy of empire inevitably treats military personnel as dispensable, a replaceable means to one or another glorious end.
Afghanistan is a good example of the sheer madness of American foreign policy. There was a strong argument for targeting al-Qaeda and ousting the Taliban in the aftermath of 9/11. There is a plausible argument today for trying to tailor a speedy withdrawal to maximize the chance, however small, that a liberal, democratic system might evolve in Afghanistan.
But what conceivable argument was there for ever moving from immediate retaliation to long-term nation-building?
In a decade of fighting nearly 2000 Americans and 1000 coalition personnel have died. Thousands more have been wounded, many severely. The U.S. has spent more than $464 billion on the Afghan war. Vast bases have risen out of nothing in nowhere to be filled with runways, offices, fences, barracks, supplies, chow halls, vehicles, guns, and people. Operations consume oceans of fuel and break down equipment. Money flows to train and equip the Afghan security forces. And Americans will continue to pay for the war for decades to come, caring for service personnel who have suffered debilitating injuries.
Not just the fighting is costly. Since counter-insurgency operations are based on winning support from the population, the U.S. government is dedicated to utterly transforming an impoverished rural and tribal society. The Pentagon, not to mention civilian "aid" agencies, is supporting better governance, freer elections, and expanded education of girls; underwriting construction of additional schools, hospitals, roads, electricity projects, paying to train police and "build capacity" in the Afghan government, and even helping to expand cell phone coverage and internet access. Worthy endeavors all, but matters for America's Department of Defense?
Indeed, "Transition" is all the rage. Allied troops are supposed to come out by 2014, but the respective governments insist that the "international community" must remain involved for as long as necessary. That means more equipment, training, advice, mentoring, and money, lots of money. At least until Afghanistan is able to pay the costs, which essentially means the U.S. and Europeans will be writing checks forever.
This from heavily indebted states running deficits today and facing huge financial challenges tomorrow.
Even if a competent, honest, effective government ultimately arises in Kabul, which today looks to be the stuff of fantasy, Afghanistan should be America's last nation-building venture. Afghans have faced far more than their share of tragedy after more than three decades at war, but there is little reason to believe that the coalition can deliver permanent peace, prosperity, and modernity no matter how much it spends. America does not have the resources to engage in social engineering in the many other poor, war-torn nations around the globe. It isn't in the interest of Americans generally. It certainly isn't in the interest of members of the military.
Liberty is the most important political end. There are other, higher human ends. But liberty allows us to pursue our ultimate purpose. No matter who or where we are.


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While neither party would discuss the terms of the deal, which was signed Thursday afternoon, sources in the market estimate the sale price between $45 million and $50 million for both licenses combined. That would leave LVMH with an aftertax profit on its total investment, according to estimates by market sources.
The sale of the Jacobs and Cole licenses follows the May 8 divestiture of the Michael Kors beauty business to The Estée Lauder Cos. for a sum estimated by industry sources in excess of $20 million. Thursday's developments confirm a report that first appeared in WWD on April 11.
The Jacobs and Cole brands will be handled by Coty's Lancaster Group, which is headed by president Michele Scannavini. Lancaster already has three designer licenses — Jil Sander, Wolfgang Joop and Vivienne Westwood. It is also home to Jennifer Lopez, who stunned the prestige fragrance world last fall with the success of her Glow by JLo fragrance. The Coty Beauty mass market division followed up this spring with another celebrity launch with a scent by Celine Dion.
Bernd Beetz, chief executive officer of Coty Inc., described the two designer businesses as "fitting extremely well" within the Lancaster mix and the stature of the designers will allow Coty to "give special attention to the U.S. market." Jacobs' fragrance business has mostly been centered in specialty stores, and Beetz indicated that the acquisition of the two licenses will allow Lancaster to extend its distribution deeper into more fashionable turf. In an earlier prepared statement, he said, "The whole team at Lancaster Group is looking forward to working with Kenneth and Marc to create new fragrances that will appeal to their existing clientele and beyond." Speaking by telephone from Spain Thursday, Beetz added that he also has designs on the rest of the world, with plans to take Jacobs and Cole into Europe and Asia.
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I have stars on my shoes. If that's not something to be excited about I don't know what is.
Well that's a lie, I also have a new restaurant to be excited about. The lovely Ross (who used to be a top dog at Nobu and Zuma) has opened his own little slice of Japan, in Soho. It's a little place just off Wardour street. They play old school rock 'n' roll & serve up big, comforting bowls of ramen.
My date went for Tonoktsu ramen, which was suprisingly creamy & rich. Not something I'd usually associate with broth. It was delicious, but mine was better.
I had the Sweet 3 Miso Ramen. Supposedly this is one of those things that people either love or hate. It's packed with bold, punchy flavours & big ol' pat of butter for an added creaminess. I loved it. The chicken was succulent, the noodles were just the hug I needed and the corn was the perfect 'sweet' mingled in with the savoury. I added cock scratchings which, I'll be honest, I ordered for the name alone... and they were delicious. Like the dregs of a bag of crisps (in a good way).
We ordered a side of fried chicken to share. By far the best I've had in west London, I'd come back for this alone.
Impossible to leave without a smile on your face.
...unless you're a weirdo, ahem.
Find Bone Daddies here , there are no reservations so try to go in the week or you'll have to queue around the block on a weekend. Well worth a trip, even if you're not sure ramen's your thing. You'll be converted, I promise.
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To be blunt about the matter, I'm not a huge Twilight fan. (I have seen the first movie as a result of my little sisters begging me to take them). In my humble opinion, I was not particularly interested before seeing it, and afterwards I was even more confused as to what all the rave was about. The only portion of the movie that I actually enjoyed was the soundtrack.
BUT I have always been a huge Lykke Li fan having seen her perform last year in Toronto, and I've been waiting for Li to come out with something new. The singer/songwriter from Sweden released her first album "Youth Novels" in 2008. SO…can you image my disappointment after waiting for so long, that the first new track she writes is a feature on the Twilight soundtrack? This could have gone one of two ways: 1. She could have completely sold out for the purpose of putting her name in a movie. 2. She could stay completely true to her music and image. I am happy to say the latter of the two was true. Lykke Li is featured on the New Moon Soundtrack with the haunting new song "Possibility". She had seen the movie in LA for a showing and had an idea for a song immediately. While having a few days off in Sweden and recovering from illness, she wrote "Possibility".
"I'm really proud of it and hope you will love it and need it." Lykke Li writes in her blog, referring to her new song. The song is a maudlin piece on love and loss, operating like a well-oiled machine – the simple piano chords underneath the chamber-like, repetitive vocals of Lykke Li. Listening to this song, makes me even more excited and hopeful to hear more of what Li's got to show the world. Now that she has finished her world tour she better get cracking on writing her second album!
The New Moon soundtrack features also indie artists, Bon Iver and St. Vincent, as well as songs by Thom Yorke (Radiohead), Grizzly Bear, Death Cab for Cutie, and The Killers. The soundtrack is definately worth checking out!
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"Balkan Holidays rightly prides itself on being a specialist holiday operator to Bulgaria and we know that it is a very popular holiday destination for people from the North East. Its Black Sea coasts stretches an impressive 230 miles, with some of the finest sandy beaches in Europe, an average temperature of 27°C and a wide choice of resorts and hotels catering for all tastes.
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On July 23, 2012 IRLI filed an important legal brief, ordered by the Third Circuit, explaining how the recent Arizona v. United States (SB 1070 decision) impacts the legal arguments in Lozano v. City of Hazleton, the landmark lawsuit challenging local immigration enforcement ordinances. On appeal by IRLI, the U.S. Supreme Court in 2011 vacated a lower ruling against the Pennsylvania city of Hazleton, shortly after its first ruling upholding Arizona's immigration enforcement laws, in Chamber of Commerce v. Whiting. Access the IRLI letter brief below.
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Ok so I know I have mentioned the fact that I make music on here. And well, Im bored and sick, so hey... Why not.
I've been working on a downtempo album, aside from the glitchy in your face bass **** I usually make. I would think (from reading all your favorite bands in the past) that you all would enjoy this genera more. So don't tell me it needs more synth, because its just not that kind of an album.
So here is a link with all the songs on my upcoming EP. I haven't titled it yet, so any suggestions are more than welcome.
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Two state park police officers have been awarded New York's highest civilian honor for rescuing an unconscious man from his runaway boat earlier this year.
Local media outlets report that Officers John Friot and Dustin Lottie were presented Tuesday with the New York State Liberty Award during a ceremony held in Ogdensburg.
The officers rescued 71-year-old Thomas Clark of Malone last June after Clark passed out at the helm of his 28-foot cabin cruiser because of carbon monoxide fumes. The officers arrived on the scene in their patrol boat just before Clark's vessel headed toward a dam on the St. Lawrence River near Massena.
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Q.Coach, last night you mentioned you were, I guess, somewhat surprised at how well you played.
COACH JACKSON: Well, perhaps the shooting. Sometimes you're off that long, the plays helped that along a little bit. We had the shots we expected.
Q. Were you able to go from that performance ...
COACH JACKSON: I think so. I think they'll spend some time going over the video see what they can see.
Q. The last night, you turned a corner (indiscernible)?
COACH JACKSON: Well, let's just say it's a game by game basis right now. That goes a long way with what we do in the playoffs. It's the focus of the team. Give them shots. Want them to be prudent and just use good judgment on the types of shots he wants to take.
Our offense, on the clock, going the pace he wants.
Q. Given Lamar's performance yesterday, how does he sustain that level?
COACH JACKSON: I think he's just aggressive when he came in, tried to peel out where he could help us in the game. Hit a couple of open shots and everything started opening up for him, drives and offensive rebounds. The whole game came forward. That's a lot of times the way basketball is, guy starts playing well and the ball falls in his hands and certainly did show what we can do.
Q. Won seven in a row. Can you put a finger on this?
COACH JACKSON: At that particular time we were struggling with choice of shots and defensive transition. And about, the tentativeness that requires. If you're open, it doesn't always mean that that's the shot you shoot. There's a reason you're open. It's the clock, the 24 seconds at the time that we have the basketball. So we can reformat our defense and try to stop a team at the other end is really the essence of what playoff basketball is about.
So a lot of times using the clock, getting a shot, a good shot, and then recovery and being back on defense has really been our focus. I thought when we started doing that correctly and then our game started to come together as a team.
Q. Looked like you guys were a mismatch (indiscernible) do you feel like you can work that to your advantage?
COACH JACKSON: They did a good job denying us the ball, blowing in the post a number of times. We had to work a little bit harder to get in there. Some of the times it was risky passes. We were successful in getting into the post, but not as often as we like. We'll try to do that better.
Q. What about off the dribble, just on the screen, did that work the way you would have liked?>
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So the drain pump works fine, good flow. The light on the motor is blinking 6 times indicating a 'Locked Rotor' what the heck is a rotor in this case and why and how would it be locked?
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The rotor is the rotating part of the motor. Locked rotor means it ain't rotating, either because it's physically prevented from rotating or the motor windings have failed or something has failed on the inverter board to prevent the motor from getting power. The inverter board has an rpm sensor that detects rotor rotation. If it doesn't detect rotation when it should be rotating, no matter what the reason, it will give code 6, locked rotor. Bad motor/inverter.
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Posted 18 January 2013 - 02:56 PM
I got this all second hand from the appliance owner that a GE trained tech came out and said that all it needed was to be 'reset' and open and closed the lid five times and unplugged it? Now it works fine, is there something in the manual that I overlooked?
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Open and close the lid 5 or more times in any 12-second period within the first 30 seconds of power-up.
Errors will not clear if washer is in either agitate or spin mode.
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i have seen this before, sometimes the code will come back shortly sometimes not for a year or so
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Continuing to look at the cables, we've got two other ones here. The first is a communications cable that connects between a DLP TV and the IR Receiver; you only use this in the event that you aren't using a monitor.
The other cable we have is a DVI to HDMI cable which is used if you want to hook your DLP TV up to your computer. These two cables are mainly for people who will use 3D Vision on something like their home theater PC. We didn't have to use either of these cables, but it's good to see that NVIDIA has included the necessary cables so that people with capable DLP TVs can use the kit out of the box.
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While India are struggling against England in their home Test series, Pakistan coach Dave Whatmore warned his side not to read much into their arch-rivals' struggle. Pakistan are due to travel to India in late December for two T20Is and three ODIs. Whatmore said Pakistan must avoid complacency during their short tour. "We should not be complacent at all because of India's recent form against England. The fact is that the English team is playing professional and well at the moment and India have a big challenge to square the series," Whatmore told reporters on the first day of a week-long conditioning camp set up in Lahore for the tour to India from December 22. India are currently fighting to save the series in the fourth and final Test after conceding a 2-1 lead to England. "But I wouldn't read too much into it because the results of one Test series doesn't necessarily mean that India is a weak side as we all know how good they have been over many years," he said. Whatmore said Saeed Ajmal will be Pakistan's trump card in the series against India. "Obviously, we will select our playing eleven and bowling attack after seeing the conditions on the particular day of the match. But feel we've enough boys in the group to satisfy the requirements of any conditions," he said. "If you recall Saeed bowled very well against India in the 2011 World Cup semifinal," Whatmore noted. Whatmore said he is keenly looking forward to the series. "A series against India from Pakistan's point of view is always important and since this is a bilateral series after five years, it is going to be a challenge for everyone. But the truth is that I am looking forward to it and am very keen to do well," he said. He said it should be a exciting series since the players of both sides had mutual respect for each other's abilities. "I saw that when we played them in the Asia Cup in Bangladesh and then in the World T20 Cup in Sri Lanka," Whatmore said. The Pakistan coach said it was unfortunate that some people try to build up an Indo-Pak series as something different and not cricket. "But that's the way it is. We are very keen to play our neighbours and we are looking forward to it very much. It will be an experience, particularly playing in India, where the fans are also very keen to come out and have a look and support their team," he said.
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We've all heard about shopping for the friend who has everything. I imagine that person has one of these Wenger Giant Swiss Army Knives because, well... just look at it.
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