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Japanese and Australian stock futures rose as the dollar strengthened, boosting the earnings outlook for Asian exporters.
American Depositary Receipts of Canon Inc., a Japanese camera maker that gets 80 percent of its revenue overseas, rose 0.8 percent from the closing share price in Tokyo. ADRs of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. climbed 0.8 percent. Those of Mitsubishi Corp., Japan's top commodities trader by market value, added 0.6 percent after oil prices increased. Renesas Electronics Corp. may be active after the Nikkei newspaper reported the Japanese chipmaker may sell 50 billion yen ($622 million) of new shares to KKR & Co.
Futures on Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average expiring in September closed at 8,830 in Chicago on June 22, up from 8,780 in Osaka, Japan. They were bid in the pre-market at 8,820 in Osaka at 8:05 a.m. local time. Futures on Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index added 0.3 percent today. New Zealand's NZX 50 Index gained 0.5 percent in Wellington.
"The yen remains weak, which will support investors to buy blue-chips," said Kenichi Hirano, general manager and strategist at Tachibana Securities Co. in Tokyo.
The dollar appreciated to as high as 80.52 yen today in Tokyo, compared with 80.45 yen at the close of stock trading on June 22, boosting the value of some overseas income at Japanese companies when repatriated. The Australian dollar, or Aussie, slid 0.3 percent from last week to $1.0039 as of 8:35 a.m. in Sydney.
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Workington MP to step down at next election
Live updates
Man run over after falling into road
A man aged 67 is seriously ill after being hit by a car after falling into a road.
The car failed to stop and Cumbria Police are now trying to trace the driver.
Police say the pedestrian suffered potential life-changing injuries and remains in a serious condition at West Cumberland Hospital.
He had fallen over on Moor Row near Egremont just before 10pm on Friday.
He was lying in the road when a vehicle collided with him and left the scene without stopping.
"We are looking for anyone who may have witnessed this incident to get in touch. The male who was involved has suffered severe injuries to both his legs, we ask that anyone with any information get in touch. I'd also like to appeal directly to the driver of the vehicle, if you see this appeal please get in touch with the police."
International rugby league returns to Workington
Workington is getting ready for a night of international Rugby league this evening.
After the success of the two World Cup games last year, Derwent Park hosts Scotland versus Wales.
Town's Brett and Callum Phillips are in the Scotland squad and their clubmate Peter Lupton will captain Wales in what promises to be an exciting game out west.
Man fights to keep 9ft cross in memory of wife
A grieving man who put up a crucifix on top of Workington's slag banks is continuing his fight to keep it in place.
Peter Nelson, who erected the 9 foot cross in memory of his wife Angela, is still in limbo over its future.
He has since been carrying out investigations into ways he can avoid removing the cross and has attended meetings about applying for retrospective planning permission.
Lowca Lane accident victim named
A 60-year-old man killed in a road accident in Workington has been named.
Brian Huddart, from Flimby, was taken to West Cumberland Hospital in Whitehaven late on Sunday evening, where he later died.
The only car involved in the accident on Lowca Lane was his Mazda.
His family have asked for anyone attending his funeral to do so wearing bright colours.
They have issued the following statement.
"Brian was a lovely person who was known to many. He was a well-respected by work colleagues at Sellafield.
"We are all deeply shocked.
"Brian was a lovely and much loved husband to Anne, dad to Stacy and Holly, and a wonderful granda to Chloe, Alicia, and Matthew as well as a treasured brother and brother in law. He will be deeply missed by his family and friends."
Man dies after Workington crash
A 60-year-old man was killed after a collision in West Cumbria on Sunday evening.
The man, from the Maryport area, was driving along Lowca Lane, from Seaton. The accident happened around 10pm, and his Mazda 6 was the only vehicle involved.
He was taken by ambulance to West Cumberland Hospital, in Whitehaven, but was pronounced dead.
The road was closed, but reopened just after 1:30am this morning.
Police look for four men with 'key information'
British Transport Police are looking for four men they believe have important information regarding an assault on a woman at Workington Station.
Around 6.25pm on Saturday 26th July, a group of men shouted verbal abuse at two women on the opposite platform. Police say the women then went to confront the men, which resulted in one of the women being assaulted. She did not suffer serious injuries but was left shaken by the incident.
"I am confident the men in the CCTV images have key information about the incident and appeal to anyone who recognises them to come forward."
St Michael's congregation mark fire anniversary
A west Cumbrian congregation is marking the twentieth anniversary of a blaze which devastated their church.
St Michael's Parish Church in Workington was seriously damaged in the fire in 1994.
The church rebuild was completed and the building was rededicated in 2001.
An Evensong service on Sunday will mark 20 years since the fire.
Man given four and half years for gun-threat offence
A man from Cumbria has been jailed for four and a half years for offences including threatening a man with a replica gun.
Nicky Horsfall, aged 31 from Hillcrest, Northside Road, Workington was sentenced at Carlisle Crown Court today.
He had admitted threatening a man with a gun and shouting racial abuse at his victim an earlier hearing.
The incident happened on Northside Road in Workington in the early hours of 12th October 2013.
Horsfall had confronted his 24-year-old victim with a black hand gun and had racially abused him during the incident, in which he also ordered him to knee on the floor.
He was later identified from the description given by his victim.
He was also tried for the possession of indecent images and extreme pornography.
"This was a very distressing ordeal for the victim who was in genuine fear for his life. On examination of the gun, which was located at Horsfall's home address, it was discovered to be a replica. However it was still used in a threatening way to scare and frighten someone."
Man charged in connection with serious sexual assault
A man has been charged in connection with a serious sexual assault that took place early on Friday morning near Workington.
Ian Burge, 36, from Newlands Gardens in Workington has been charged with attempted rape, ABH and false imprisonment. He has been remanded in custody.
Opinions wanted for new community area
People are being asked to give their opinion on how £75,000 should be spent on a community area.
Allerdale Borough Council have already asked for opinions on what should be inside a new leisure centre in Workington, now they are asking what should be built outside. The council suggest that the community area could be for relaxation or for community adventure.
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Updated: March 23, 2013 8:06PM
Mr. Eden Martin's column Thursday, "Gov. Quinn's union deal adds to our woes," was notable for its glaring omission of key facts.
Mr. Martin says that Gov. Pat Quinn's agreement with AFSCME, after 15 months of negotiation, makes our financial challenges worse. False. The governor secured the best contract for taxpayers in Illinois' history of collective bargaining.
Curiously, Mr. Martin ignores that this agreement will save taxpayers more than $900 million in health care costs, reducing the state's group health expenses by almost 20 percent.
If there was simply no contract — as Mr. Martin suggests — there would be no health care savings, as labor law requires health care to be negotiated. The governor has a responsibility to reach an agreement that's fair to taxpayers and employees who provide vital state services.
This contract also includes the lowest cost of living adjustments in state history. In Iowa and Ohio, administrations agreed to flat COLAs but did not secure increases in contributions to health insurance. Health insurance inflation rises at a much higher rate than wage inflation. Illinois got the better deal.
But perhaps the most inconvenient truth for Mr. Martin is that no Illinois governor has enacted more difficult fiscal reforms than Pat Quinn.
Inheriting decades of mismanagement, Gov. Quinn reduced discretionary spending more than any other governor and cut his own office budget by more than 25 percent. He closed 54 state facilities to save taxpayers $100 million a year. He restructured Medicaid to reduce the liability by more than $2 billion. And he signed into law pension reform for new employees that will save billions of dollars over future years.
Comprehensive pension reform for current employees is next. Lawmakers must send him a bill to get this job done. The governor stands ready to sign pension reform today and will continue working relentlessly until it is the law of the land.
Brooke Anderson,
press secretary, Gov. Pat Quinn
Turbines are the real bird killers
I find it strange the Sun-Times is worried about a few birds being killed by feral cats. Millions of birds are killed by a new predator, wind turbines. What do you say about that?
Mark Weyermuller, Wilmette
School closings vitimize kids
It is abundantly clear how little this city cares about the poor children who are the victims not only of its urban violence which surrounds them but are also victimized by our so called "leaders." Closing schools is framed as benefiting poor children. In the lunacy that passes for social commentary here in Chicago this is accepted as perfectly legitimate. In the light of this most vicious action against the poor, it is very clear that there are two Chicagos: one that suffers every day by the dictates of an uncaring mayor in the pocket of charter school money and the other Chicago which in its silent complicity allows the cruelty of the former to take place.
Edward D. Juillard, Morgan Park
Park deal bad from the start
In reference to the story that appeared Friday day regarding the huge fine that has been levied against the City of Chicago and its taxpayers you quoted former Mayor Richard M. Daley at the time of inking the deal saying, "That it was a great deal for the city of Chicago."
Did he or any of the city politicians that approved this deal ever take rudimentary arithmetic in school? Making an assumption that only 25 percent of the 9,178 parking spaces are filled, with an average daily fee of $20 and allowing for no inflation whatsoever, the income generated over the 99-year lease would be in excess of 1.6 billion dollars. This figure is considerably more than the $563 million the city relinquished the parking rights for. Mr Daley, not even factoring in the contractual problems the city now finds itself in, this was NOT a great deal for the city of Chicago.
Peter Reason, Near West Side
Indian winter
I've heard of the saying "Indian summer," but with late March temps in the teens, I think we're experiencing "Indian winter." What's that saying about March: "in like a lion, out like . . . a bigger lion." And to think opening day for the White Sox is April 1. No fooling.
William Choslovsky, Lincoln Park
Beavers' unwise actions
William Beavers, Cook County commissioner, was convicted on Friday by a jury, of tax evasion charges.
His downfall is yet another pathetic example of a public official's betrayal of trust. His self-created casualty resulted from his failure to understand that it is easier to look through the window than into the mirror. At , he should have learned that much. What a way to end a career.
Beavers' fall from grace would have been prevented had he attended to the following profound wisdom: If one does not pay meticulous, scrupulous attention to one's boundaries (whether person, professional, occupational, or otherwise), all relationships will be ruined.
Leon J. Hoffman, Lake View
A bill Senate should pass
For the past several weeks, the world has focused its attention to the selection of the next Roman Catholic Pope in Rome. Here in Illinois we of the Greek Orthodox faith have focused on the positives of the worldwide pool of candidates for the next pope, the ability of the cardinals to meet and decide their next leader without interference from any nation and the ease of travel for not only the leadership but also the faithful to travel without restrictions.
We appreciate these positives because unless changes are soon made, the next time our faith selects our Ecumenical Patriarchate we may not have this ability because of Turkish state law. The necessary changes are the focus of a resolution before the Illinois State Senate.
SR70 calls for Turkey to 1) remove government interference in our future patriarchal elections, 2) recognize the "ecumenical" title and status of our leader, 3) remove the restrictions that denying him legal status, 4) allow for the re-opening of the Theological School of Halki and 5) return the church's property that has been confiscated over the years. The resolution has 29 state Senate Co-Sponsors. Gov. Pat Quinn has endorsed the resolution, as well as the Council of Religious Leaders of Metropolitan Chicago.
Cardinal Francis George wrote a personal endorsement to the state Senators in support of our resolution before heading to Rome to freely pick his next leader without fear of outside interference. If only we could count on this peaceful ability to continue our faith.
John C. Ackrman, Washington, Ill.


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Fat-shaming women is unhelpful, insensitive and downright sad
A new study takes a look into the lives of overweight women -- and the sexism that pervades themThursday, Jul 10, 2014 5:20 PM UTC 0
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Rush Limbaugh: Maybe Oprah was denied handbag because she's "fat"
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How bad is this Photoshop job of Melissa McCarthy?
A new poster for "The Heat" may have trimmed several pounds off the actress -- and made her look generally strangeFriday, Jun 7, 2013 10:24 PM UTC 0
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All the weight I didn't lose
After surgery, I shed 250 pounds, but I'm torn between accepting my body and getting more operations to "fix" itTuesday, Jan 22, 2013 12:00 AM UTC 0
Life Body Issues, Body Wars
My lucky thunder thighs
As a stripper, my thick legs were a liability. But they also carried me through drug addiction and griefSunday, Jan 6, 2013 2:00 AM UTC 0
Life Body Issues, Body Wars, Stripping
Can your iPhone help you lose weight?
New Year's resolution: Join the Quantified Self movement and see if smartphone apps can help shed unwanted poundsFriday, Jan 4, 2013 12:45 PM UTC 0
Technology quantified self, iPhone


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CBS has started to cancel existing series. I've learned that veteran CSI: NY has been cancelled, joining fellow spinoff CSI: Miami, which ended its run last season. It is being joined by freshman Vegas. Also expected to be cancelled are freshman drama Golden Boy and veteran comedy Rules Of Engagement.
"It was a very tough choice," Nina Tassler, President of CBS Entertainment, told press on Wednesday morning. "It was almost a jump ball. It was just about where, and what fit on the schedule."
CSI: Miami canceled, CSI: NY renewed.
After a decade-long run, CBS has canceled "CSI: Miami," the network announced Sunday. In a statement, CBS said that the "CSI" spinoff is going off the air with "an amazing television legacy – a signature look and style, global popularity and as a key player in CBS' rise to the top over the past decade." [...]
One of them was doomed, and CBS has made it official: "CSI: Miami" has been canceled, and "CSI: NY" renewed. As TVByTheNumbers described, "We figured CBS would part with...
David Caruso and his gang of crime solving forensics detectives have been axed by CBS. The network announced on Sunday that the once popular CSI: Miami was being cancelled, marking the first of the CSI series to be removed since the first CSI show began shooting in 2000. Premiering in 2002 the CSI: Miami series [...]Show More Summary
The renewal and cancellation news has been coming in swiftly ahead of the coming week's upfronts, and now CBS has announced its decisions too. The network has renewed Two and a Half Men and CSI: NY, but it pulled the plug on CSI: Miami, Rob, A Gifted Man, Unforgettable, and NY 22. Show More Summary
CBS has canceled "CSI: Miami" after 10 seasons, meaning David Caruso has pulled off his last pair of sunglasses.
Whodathunkit? Evidently, there is a downside to being the highly paid star of a popular police procedural. Just ask CSI: MIAMI's David Caruso, whose decade old show just lost out in the television network executive's Sophie's Choice equivalent after CBS opted to renew the more affordable CSI: NY ahead of Wednesday's annual Upfront announcement in [...]
Buzz for days was that CBS would likely cancel either CSI: NY or CSI:MIAMI, leading to a waiting game by anxious viewers of both shows. And the ending of CSI_NY on Friday sure looked like a possible exit episode to most viewers. However, it turned out that it was CSI:MIAMI that got cut from the [...]
Sad news for fans of corny puns and David Caruso: CBS has pulled the shades over CSI: Miami, cancelling the drama after 10 seasons. The news isn't unexpected, but still marks the beginning of what CBS hopes is a very slow decline for the CSI: franchise, which was birthed in 2000. Other Eye ... More »
Say goodbye to David Caruso and his infamous sunglasses — after nearly a decade, CBS has pulled the plug on "CSI: Miami." "'CSI: Miami' leaves an amazing television legacy — a signature look and style, global popularity and as a key player in CBS's rise to the top over the past decade," CBS said in a statement on Sunday. Show More Summary
CBS may have renewed an impressive 18 series early last month, but that clearly didn't mean that everything on its current roster would be safe from cancelation! Even a show that we would have NEVER anticipated getting the boot! While no one expected freshmen series Unforgettable, A Gifted Man, and NYC 22 to survive past upfronts this [...]
It's the end of 10 seasons of investigations, pun-filled taglines and best supporting sunglasses on "CSI: Miami" -- CBS has canceled the long-running series. Star...
Bad news for fans of David Caruo's laconic detective Horatio Caine: CBS has canceled "CSI: Miami" after 10 seasons. In a statement Sunday morning, the network said: "'CSI: Miami' leaves an amazing television legacy – a signature look and style, global popularity and as a key player in CBS's rise to the top over the past decade."
CBS didn't waste any time renewing a number of series back in March, but we had to wait until now to know what new pilots made the cut for the 2012-2013 season, and which shows might be cut. Among the projects given the greenlight for series orders is the modern-day take on Sherlock Holmes called Elementary, and the Michael Urie/David Krumholtz-starring comedy Partners.
On the heels of canceling fellow spinoff CSI: Miami, CBS has renewed the youngest in the franchise, CSI: NY. Additionally, the network also has pulled the plug on the midseason comedy Rob. The fate of the last remaining CBS bubble series, veteran comedy Rules Of Engagement, is still being determined.
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The Homeland Security Emergency Management (HSEM) program is designed to prepare the next generation of emergency management and policy leaders with the knowledge and skills they need to improve outcomes in disasters of all types. The online program incorporates instruction in policy as well as planning and operational components of emergency management and homeland security, including opportunities to gain practical experience and work with current incident management technologies. The program addresses competencies required of emergency management professionals in careers in federal, state of local government. Students explore the complex world of emergency and disaster management issues and learn the critical thinking and decision-making skills necessary to support and supervise comprehensive, integrated, and effective management in the event of natural, system-wide, or human-induced crises.
The curriculum provides policy foundations and advances students through core competencies in hazard identification; risk and vulnerability assessment; planning; terrorism; mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery; and planning for diverse populations. The Associate in Homeland Security Emergency Management certificate will develop the students' competencies to prepare for and respond to all hazard environments, and includes an understanding of socioeconomic and cultural diversity issues.
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Note 1: HSEM 190-XSpecial Topics (X = A, B,C.) has a different topic each quarter (represented by the changing letter designation) and may be repeated an unlimited number of times. The first time applies towards the Core Requirements and additional HSEM 190-X courses apply towards Electives.
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I just made my second batch of mead and while it's still only a couple of weeks into the secondary fermentation I figured I'd go ahead and ask now. I want to use one of my kegs for final fermentation and CO2 to carbonate since I'm gonna make this a sparkling mead. How should I go about this?
My plan at the moment is to keg it, put it at 30lbs for 3 days, bleed off CO, add 5lb CO2, and put it away and forget about it for a year. Any problems with this? Or better methods?
I find it is better to let it ferment and clear and age bulk in a carboy allowing you to get the most lees out.. then keg and carbonate pretty much right before you would drink it... that is how I decide when to bottle.. when it is ready to drink. I don't see an problem with your way.. tho the first few glasses might not be nice and clear.. guess it depends which you can spare for a year or so a keg or a carboy.. I just got into kegging and have way more carboys then kegs so I would do it the other way
Either way you can now enjoy a carbonated sweet mead that is impossible without kegging... if you like sweet meads you will love them carbonated
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Gen. Joseph Dunford, top U.S. military commander in Afghanistan, gestures during an interview with the Associated Press at his headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Monday. Dunford says he's working to resolve divisive issues with Afghan President Hamid Karzai.
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Thailand's secret story: the battle for a $37b royal estatePUBLISHED: 31 May 2014 00:09:00 | UPDATED: 31 May 2014 07:01:48PUBLISHED: 31 May 2014 PRINT EDITION: 31 May 2014
Police march past a portrait of the king on their way to deal with anti-coup protesters in Bangkok on Thursday. The kingdom's archaic and draconian lèse majesté law forbids any comment about the royal family deemed insulting or disrespectful. Photo: Reuters
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A week after Thailand's army chief shocked the international community and plunged the kingdom deeper into turmoil by suddenly seizing power, the junta is increasingly isolated and desperate – and dangerous. Unprecedented protests have been staged on the streets of Bangkok. Scores of Thai academics and journalists have fled the country. Others were detained by the military and have not been heard from since. Independent media have been silenced, and the generals even briefly shut down Facebook, provoking outrage from Thailand's millions of social media users.
Struggling to justify its overthrow of the government – the 14th successful coup since 1932 – the junta has claimed it was trying to save the kingdom from calamity after six months of destabilising street protests and political paralysis. "A clash was very likely and if a clash were to happen, it might lead to a civil war," army deputy chief of staff Lieutenant General Chatchalerm Chalermsukh told foreign journalists on Thursday. "The security agencies involved said they could not let Thailand go down that path."
Some foreign analysts take these claims at face value. "This latest political development should help end the deadlock soon," said Singapore-based brokerage UOB Kay Hian. Citibank analyst Kritapas Siripassorn told clients that "military intervention may prevent outright violence in the near term". BNP Paribas analyst Philip McNicholas said the coup "has raised the prospect of a swifter end to the latest bout of political turmoil".
These comments betray a profound misunderstanding of the nature of Thailand's conflict. In fact, the coup has further destabilised the troubled kingdom, and the prospects of a peaceful resolution are rapidly dimming.
Thailand's worsening political turmoil since 2005 baffles most analysts. One reason for the confusion is the complexity of the crisis – multiple parallel conflicts are being fought in 21st century Thailand. There is an important geopolitical dimension – the United States and China are battling to become the most influential foreign power in the kingdom. There is also a regional element to Thailand's turbulence – the Bangkok elite and residents of the relatively wealthy southern provinces, broadly under the moniker Yellow Shirts, resent the electoral clout of Thais in the poorer north and northeast of the country, broadly aligned under the banner of Red Shirts.
The main conflict raging in contemporary Thailand is a struggle between rich and poor, similar to developing countries all over the world where an entrenched ruling oligarchy is being challenged by increasingly assertive and informed ordinary citizens who want a greater share of political power and economic wealth.
But the main reason Thailand's crisis is so poorly understood is that a crucial part of the story is routinely left out. The 86-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej is frail and ailing, and an unacknowledged war over the royal succession is being waged by competing factions of the elite. At stake is control of the vast royal fortune, estimated at more than $37 billion. Whichever side wins the struggle to play kingmaker will potentially be able to dominate Thailand politically and economically for years to come. This is why the conflict is so bitter and vicious.
Draconian lèse majesté law
The reason that this essential element of Thailand's turmoil is so rarely reported is that the kingdom's archaic and draconian lèse majesté law forbids any comment about the royal family deemed insulting or disrespectful. Journalists, academics and analysts writing about Thailand's crisis face an extraordinary dilemma – it is impossible to accurately explain the situation without breaking Thai law. "Amidst all this political manoeuvring, the real issue preoccupying Thailand's political elite cannot be written about by the local press or indeed by sell-side research because of Thailand's lèse majesté laws," wrote CLSA managing director and chief strategist Christopher Wood in his Greed & Fear investment newsletter earlier this month. "This can be referred to as the 'great unspoken'."
The designated heir to the Thai throne is the 61-year-old Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, a controversial figure long feared by many Thais and reviled by the royalist elite. For decades, establishment grandees have dreaded the prospect of the prince one day becoming King Rama X, and have sought to sabotage his succession prospects.
The political rise of former telecommunications tycoon Thaksin Shinawatra, who won a thumping election victory in 2001, posed a dual threat to the old elite. First, Thaksin's mass support was built on populist policies aimed at improving the welfare of the rural poor, who had always been ignored by the political class, and so threatened Thailand's traditional oligarchy. Second, Thaksin allied himself with the crown prince, planning to play kingmaker when Bhumibol died. A new elite seemed destined to supplant the old, with Thaksin and Vajiralongkorn set to secure political and financial supremacy thanks to the votes of the rural poor and the riches of the palace.
After Thaksin won an unprecedented second general election landslide in 2005, the paranoia of the old elite became full-blown panic. Royalist elder statesmen launched frantic efforts to undermine Thaksin, in alliance with a middle class street movement – (the so-called Yellow Shirts). In their public rhetoric, Thaksin's enemies focused on his alleged corruption. But their unspoken fear – taboo to mention because of the lèse majesté law – was that after Bhumibol's death, the existing social order in Thailand would be upended, with the old elite eclipsed by allies of Thaksin and the crown prince.
Sabotaging the royal succession
Thailand's parliament has historically been a very weak institution, with real power held by the royalist bureaucrats, tycoons and generals, who wield immense informal influence behind the scenes. But it plays an important role in the royal succession process – for decades, Thailand's repeatedly rewritten constitution has specified that when the current king dies, his successor should be formally proclaimed by parliament. To have any chance of sabotaging the royal succession, Thailand's old elite has to ensure it has control of parliament when Bhumibol's reign comes to an end.
This is why Thailand's traditional establishment has fought so ferociously since 2005 to crush Thaksin's political influence and prise parliament from his grip. Royalist generals overthrew him in a coup in 2006, but failed to stifle his political clout. Thaksin remains a hero to millions of ordinary Thais, and in general elections in 2007 and 2011, his political proxies won control of parliament with ease. Thaksin's elite enemies resorted to ever more desperate tactics to try to defeat him. In mid-2008, royalist judges toppled a prime minister allied to Thaksin for accepting nominal payments to appear on a cooking show on Thai television. Later the same year, Yellow Shirt protesters shut down Bangkok's airports, the judiciary dissolved the government yet again, and royalist generals oversaw the installation of a royalist government headed by Abhisit Vejjajiva.
In 2011, Thaksin regained the upper hand in the struggle, when his younger sister Yingluck was elected the first female prime minister in Thai history. The old elite launched a prolonged campaign to bring down her government, and when Yingluck called a snap election to reassert her mandate, royalist mobs blocked polling stations to prevent Thais from voting. The judiciary later annulled the election and removed Yingluck from power, but Thailand's royalist elite remained unable to gain control of parliament – until the military seized it by force last week.
Fixated on the royal succession struggle, and oblivious to how much Thailand and the wider world have changed, the royalist establishment and military have failed to understand the immense anger they have caused by repeatedly overthrowing elected governments and defying the wishes of Thai voters. Millions of poorer Thais are incensed by these developments, and have formed a mass movement to fight for their rights – the Red Shirts. Rural Thais are no longer willing to be obedient serfs following the wishes of the aristocracy. Emboldened by social media, community radio and wider contact with the world beyond their villages, they are demanding that their votes be counted and their voices be heard. As events in 2014 have shown, the old elite and their allies remain incapable of winning elections, and so are determined to snuff out Thai democracy.
This is the key to understanding Thailand's tragic turmoil. A struggle for democracy has become entangled with a royal succession conflict. Ironically, many Red Shirts and Yellow Shirts agree on far more than they disagree about. They want honest and competent governance. They have had enough of corrupt and self-serving politicians. They want fair rule of law, and an end to double standards. They want Thailand to be a stable and prosperous kingdom.
But while King Bhumibol remains alive, Thailand's divisions will continue to fester. There is too much money and power at stake for the kingdom's feuding elite factions to find a compromise now. Their struggle will not end until after the royal succession.
The coup does not mark the end of the turmoil, just the latest phase in a high-stakes war that is far from over. As veteran Credit Suisse analyst Dan Fineman observed in a research note following the putsch: "We still see no clear end game for Thailand's political conflict."
Andrew MacGregor Marshall is a journalist focusing on Thailand who has reported from outside the country since 2011 after choosing to violate the lèse majesté law in order to tell the full story of Thailand. He is the author of A Kingdom in Crisis, a forthcoming book.
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|Thu, 05-05-2011 - 3:55pm
It's been a bit of a crazy spring for us with dd20... for many and varied reasons, she dropped out of school in her final trimester (so close and yet so far...) - four classes from her degree. In the end, I think it was the right decision. A lot of stress and anxiety built up and she needed some time off to regroup. She is planning to finish next year, is living at home and is looking for a job.
OTOH, dd18 is thriving. She has a straight 4.0, in the honors college, just added a double major, and is looking to graduate in 3 years, maybe 3.5.
Dd18 is returning home tomorrow and I'm wondering how to "balance" my enthusiasm and be supportive of both girls. Dd20 feels horrible, like a failure, in spite of us repeatedly telling her that things will work out and we want to support her. I don't really know how things got so bad - I know her stepmom and siblings being in Japan when the tsunami hit was part of her anxiety, and in general, spring is her worst time of year. Her self-esteem has always been bad, which I've never really understood. She's very attractive, very gifted academically, and is a talented artist and musician. However, she always feels like she's screwing up and her siblings are all super successful
|Mon, 05-30-2011 - 10:33am
I'm sure you know your family best.
I did not intend to be offensive, my apologies.
|Sun, 05-29-2011 - 11:35am
If your family tradition is to exclude others for the celebration of the one... Go the way of the tradition.
I do still think inclusion versus exclusion will impact family dynamics.
I know I'm beating a dead horse here, but I feel like you're using pretty inflammatory words here. Do you really think that our "tradition" is excluding others? I keep saying that we DO celebrate together. We've never NOT had a celebration for one child that didn't include all the kids. We celebrate each child's birthday together as a family. This isn't what we view as the celebration, it's the gift. I'm truly, honestly, amazed if we're the only parents in the world that have gotten one kid tickets to a basketball game, a concert, a show, movie tickets, whatever - that did not include all siblings. We might buy dd20 tickets to Lollapalooza (she loves it, but not dd18's cup of tea) or dd9 tickets to a train show (believe me, no one else wants to go), or we might buy them a jacket or new boots or a great book. But, in addition to that, we always, always, always celebrate each and every birthday of one of our kids TOGETHER as a family.
Okay, I promise to stop now, but I don't think the way we celebrate can be summed up as, "our family policy is to exclude siblings from one another's celebration." They might not share in the gift, but they ALWAYS are asked, and expected, to share in the celebration!!
|Fri, 05-27-2011 - 10:35pm
I,m not surprised about the different responses... We all do our best parenting.. With our different kids and experiences.
None of us know your kids like a mom does..nor the..we have done this same request since she was seven.
I do treat my boys equally....the only time I tried to say: you both got three presents..ended ups with "his cost way more than
So I understand the communist plots of equality in a family.
We can't always treat every one equally ...guess it becomes more fairly?
If your family tradition is to exclude others for the celebration of the one... Go the way of the tradition.
I do still think inclusion versus exclusion will impact family dynamics.
I, too, think it is interesting to hear other folks traditions.how else do we learn or grow as parents.
Maybe it goes back to listening to my youngest ask me: why did you have him first?
Or my oldest ask: why did you need to have another kid?
Yes we are all special... We become more when we look out side ourselves to our family/brotherhood of man....there is no I in team.
|Thu, 05-26-2011 - 5:39pm
would be strange to hear one of my two request a birthday wish that excluded family members.
your youngest is adding to your oldest feelings of inadequacies Isn't she?
i 'd feel like I would add to this distorting view by granting the wish.
I'm truly surprised that some people have found this strange. It's interesting to hear different perspectives on things. Part of the reason I'm surprised is that so many people have told me in the past that it's important in a large family to make sure all the kids have time alone with their parents, one-on-one (or two-on-one), which is usually what makes me feel guilty (I always think I should spend more one-on-one time with the kids). Dh specifically does a one-on-one deal with each of the kids for his/her birthday because he, especially, rarely gets time alone. It might be a day at an art museum for dd20, or the train show for ds9.
However, we ALWAYS celebrate birthdays with all the kids (assuming they're all home, which will change as the girls are further away). We give gifts, make the honoree's favorite meal, sing happy birthday, etc...
|Tue, 05-24-2011 - 1:00pm
honest feelings /talking about one to another only has helped our family.
we all hit speed bumps / run through puddles on the paths of our life.
would be strange to hear one of my two request a birthday wish that excluded family members.
your youngest is adding to your oldest feelings of inadequacies Isn't she?
i 'd feel like I would add to this distorting view by granting the wish.
one of my biggest regrets was not having my youngest accompany us to his brother's college student of the year ceremony... and that was because the youngest missed meeting all the nominees/role models of good living...
opportunities he could make for himself with the same attitude for helping others...putting others needs before his own.
|Sat, 05-07-2011 - 6:31pm
We try to be supportive and encouraging of Justin but I'll admit there are times when I just worry about his ability to make it through life on his own... I have found myself 'venting' to the one son about the other in the past and I need to not do that.
I'm in the same boat (encouraging, but worried). And I also have to really watch myself - it's hard too, because dd18 has been forced to help so many times and be a third adult - at times when dh or I or both of us were dealing with dd20, sometimes at the hospital, and dd18 was being another parent to her siblings... or when dd20 decided to call dd18 instead of us to say she had dropped out of school. Dd18 gets drawn into things but I am trying REALLY hard to not do that, and to not talk to her about it. Dh and I both agreed to help monitor each other and give the other parent a warning if they're starting to complain publicly or make comparisons..


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One roadblock came from a predictable, if questionable, anti-gambling source. The other, however, came from the House Finance Committee chairman.
Democrat Rep. Mary Jane Wallner of Concord really poured cold water on Hassan's gambit.
"The issue for us is that the House has not had a vote on a gambling bill, so to assume revenue at this point is really not the position of the House, either for or against,'' Wallner told our senior political reporter, John DiStaso.
"To expect revenue of $80 million would really be a mistake, especially if it didn't show up later,'' she said, explaining that she will ask her committee to find a like figure in possible budget cuts.
Perhaps being caught off guard by that reality check is why the governor's response was so weak to a Center for Public Policies Studies report that claimed the social costs of gambling would be higher than the tax revenues it would bring in, even at a whopping 30 percent tax rate on slot machine revenues.
State Sen. Chuck Morse of Salem, the gambling bill's sponsor, questioned the report's validity, noting it has said the same thing before. He thinks it overestimates social costs and underestimates revenue.
That was a lot stronger retort than Hassan's. Rather than dispute the social-cost theory, she practically embraced it, saying that New Hampshire residents will go to Massachusetts to gamble and bring their social problems back home, so we might as well have the gambling, and the social problems, closer to home.
That's the spirit, governor. If people are going to jump off bridges, they ought to be jumping off bridges right here at home.
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Turkey denies reports on Turkish pilots arrested in Syria
Following imaginary news from Syrian & Iranian Media;
Turkish Military Chief arrested from Syrian Troops in Aleppo when he trying to attack Damascus with a nuclear bomb.
I guess our sneaky pilots were there to steal some of the Syrian high-tech stuff.
There's no evidence to sustain this.It looks like that on the ground the strongest "opposition" that is going to win and dictate the future, are actually the Islamist groupings and not the secular pro-democracy ones.
If France and the West will stay out of it the Islamic states will fill the vaccum. IMO, we should have provided weapons to the FSA from the start. As we did not, Qatar, KSA came in and we see now the result with reinforced Islamic fractions.But in the typical stupid and shortsighted politician fashion (I'm not referring to France specifically here, but the West in general), I guess that anything can be "corrected" with additional bombing. So what if with our (political & financial) help Syria fell to the islamists and become an Al-Qaeda breeding ground, we will just bomb them five or ten years from now, which will magically solve the problem...
It is quite possible that the airport has some helicopters in storage and they someone to fly them out.
It's quite comical because another Iranian semi-state news site reported a few months ago
that a Turkish GENERAL had been captured in Aleppo.
It seems like that was too big of a lie, so they thought they might pull it off with "pilots" instead
Well FARS uses as source such credible and serious outlets as The Onion so no surprise here.
It's strange. It is unlikely that the Turkish pilots trained to use of Soviet aircraft.The guarding troops of the Koerc military airport arrested four Turkish officers who were trying to sneak into the airport with an armed group, al-Watan said, giving no further details about the fate of the Turkish pilots but saying that the incident came to explicitly implicate Turkey.
It is unlikely that the Turkish pilots trained to use of Soviet aircraft. In any case, if this is not SANA said so such occasion for loud statements were not.
Pro-Assad Rally in Antakya, Turkey. A few miles from Syria.
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From Prudens' post.Syrians protesting the "Enemies of Syria" conference being held in Istanbul, Turkey. The Ottoman police assaulted the pro-Assad protesters and arrested a number of them.
I guess Erdo's dreams have come true at last.
Didnt PressTV announced back in March how French officers were caught in Homs?
I found it http://rt.com/news/french-army-officers-syria-893/
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|Here is my new bag of Pine Bark Mulch from a local distributor in my area. My Hot peppers and some maters will go in to this.with the 5-1-1.
I just wanted to show you when I ripped open the bag a bit. The one photo with the change was after I mixed it up a bit and it rained a little. The second photo of it is when I just ripped the bag open to display the outside.
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|Looks very good.
|That's the stuff I use right out of the bag w/o screening. Just pick out the bigger pieces of bark and sapwood while your making your 511 mix and you are good to go.
Good ole` Agway. Consistently good quality year after year.
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|Yea, Agway pine bark works good. My Agway also carries TurfAce and gran-i-grit starter... And I found the old formula Osmocote Plus (with calcium and magnesium)
|Way to go. Yeah their quality control is excellent. Don't think I ever saw a piece of sapwood in their stuff. I'd use as is, but just keep in mind there is not much fine stuff, and it's not composted at all, so you might need some extra peat for water retention. I wouldn't even think twice about doing 5-2, or 4-2, pine bark and peat.
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When I was there they showed me samples of each, and to be honest the mini nuggets were not to bad at all, they were small and then but the mulch was smaller. I should of snapped some photos of there samples.
Gona make the new mix soon as I get more perlite this week for the hot peppers
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Sorry I left out the garden lime, I kept getten bitten my these mosiqtos. But I made my new batch. My camera ran out of juice before I could of taken close ups with the quater and stuff. But in the image is my new home for my Hot peppers.
The perlite was from MG, kind of small but the best I could do at that store.
BTW: that Pine Bark Mulch brought me back memories when I was a kid and smelled new mulch, my folks used to get their garden supplies from therre.. The local agway was only about 1/4 mile down the road back then.
Also ironicly the store I went angd got this at is the farm from the Movie "signs" was filmed with Mel.
Edit: I meant to say Left out the garden lime from the photo but I put the estimated amount in.
Also As Ed stated above I added more peat moss plus was dealing small perlite. The only way to tell is the photos when the peppers come out. Also the bags shown in the photo were 7 Gallon Fabric from Viagrow 5 bags for $20 and the white are 5 gallon vinyle reflective bags that I purchased for (10) for $10 online.
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In addition to having nine Moccasin student-athletes named to the ITA Scholar-Athlete Team, the Moccasins' team was also one of 57 NCAA Division II women's teams named an ITA All-Academic Team. As a team, the Mocs finished the 2013-14 spring semester with a 3.65 cumulative grade point average.
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Along with Florida Southern, four other Sunshine State Conference schools were named ITA Academic Teams for 2013-14. The four other SSC schools honored were Barry, Florida Tech, Rollins and Tampa.
The SSC also had a total of 39 women's tennis players named as ITA Scholar-Athletes for 2013-14 as Barry had five players selected, Eckerd had two, Florida Tech had 10 selections, FSC had nine, Rollins had eight overall selections and Tampa had five selections.
In order to earn an ITA All-Academic Team award, the team must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.20 or above (on a 4.00 scale). All eligible student-athletes whose names appear on the NCAA eligibility form and have competed in one or more varsity matches must average into the GPA for the current academic year (including fall 2013 and spring 2014).
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International Skating Institute (ISI) recreational skating lessons are for beginning to advanced skaters. Students will be placed according to age and ability. Classes meet once per week on Tuesday's or Saturday's for 16 sessions. Lessons are 30 minutes in length. Student to Instructor ratio is 12:1. Register BEFORE Nov. 25 to avoid a $5 late fee. An $8.00 processing charge will be added to all cancellations.
Map & Direction
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
2661 Civic Center Drive Roseville Skating Center Roseville, MN, United States of America 55113Get Directions