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It's the deadliest miltary workplace shooting since the 2009 mass shooting at Fort Hood that killed 13, so Monday's Washington Navy Yard massacre raises the question again: how could this happen at a military installation in the U.S.
CNN's Barbara Starr reports.
Many of the security measures at the Navy yard are similar to other bases. Captain Mark Vandross spelled out security procedures to CNN's Wolf Blitzer:
"You present credentials, your D.O.D. common access card, to an armed security guard who then clears you on to the base. Then to get into building 197, there's armed security at the door of the building."
And he says contractors are also scrutinized:
"You go past armed security guards and then your credentials are computer-read and there's a kiosk you go through and it gives you a green light or red light but the green light shows your credentials are recognized as someone who is supposed to be in that building."
Former Navy Commander Kirk Lippold weighs in on the issue of security clearances after Monday's shooting.
He says, "the pattern of misconduct more than anything else is what concerns me, cause clearly you have a documented case where this individual misbehaved, the Navy knew it, and yet still when he got out, he was allowed to get a clearance."
Not every person on a base has a security clearance. The contractor who has people cutting grass does not have to get a clearance for evey guy pushing a lawn mower. Many buildings on any base are not secure and a crazy person could walk into a PX or BX and cause way more destruction than Alexis did. We live in a dangerous world and this stuff is going to happen no matter what we do to protect ourselves.
I have been a Background Investigator fot 7 years. Contract Background Investigator gather the information. We do not make the determination for Employment. Most contractors are either retired Federal Employees or Retired Law Enforcement Officers. The information that is gathered is compiled and sent to the agency that determines their employment eligibility. Contractord do not hire or fire anyone. The ball in the Navy Yard shooting was dropped, but not by a Contractor.
Here's a nice little list to look at, and I'm sure there have been more as I didn't really see to many bad check writters on this list.
It is truely sad what happened at the Navy Yard, 12 people shoot down for basically going to work that day. Now that we know what happened everyone including our elected officals want to point a finger all call out a system that grants clearances. Why doesn't that system work, really if these are the opinions of our elected officals why don't we start with theirs. It's already been stated time and time again about the past our elected officals have had and the things they do once elected. Many of our elected officals should in no way have clearances themselves. The fact that they do is only because they have been elected to office.... Period. So insted of pointing fingers how about greiving with the families and try changing things. I for one can state that if, i did some of the things that our elected officals did I would in fact find myself without a clearance but not them.
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László Krasznahorkai becomes the first repeat winner, and Elisa Biagini and her three translators take home the poetry award in this year's Best Translated Book Award.
After much deliberation, Seiobo There Below, Krasznahorkai's follow-up to last year's BTBA winner, Satantango, won the 2014 BTBA for Fiction. Translated from the Hungarian by Ottilie Mulzet and published by New Directions, the jury praised this novel for its breadth, stating "out of a shortlist of ten contenders that did not lack for ambition, Seiobo There Below truly overwhelmed us with its range—this is a book that discusses in minute detail locations from all around the globe, including Japan, Spain, Italy, and Greece, as well as delving into the consciousnesses and practices of individuals from across 2,000 years of human history."
The jury also named two runners-up: The African Shore by Rodrigo Rey Rosa, translated from the Spanish by Jeffrey Gray and published by Yale University Press; and A True Novel by Minae Mizumura, translated from the Japanese by Juliet Winters Carpenter, and published by Other Press.
On the poetry side of things, this year's winner is The Guest in the Wood by Elisa Biagini, translated from the Italian by Diana Thow, Sarah Stickney, and Eugene Ostashevsky, and published by Chelsea Editions.
According to the jury, "from the first, these surreal, understated poems create an uncanny physical space that is equally domestic, disturbing, and luminous, their airy structure leaving room for the reader-guest to receive their hospitality and offer something in return (the Italian ospite meaning both 'guest' and 'host'). The poet's and translators' forceful language presses us to 'attend and rediscover' the quotidian and overdetermined realities of, as Angelina Oberdan explains in her introduction, 'the self, the other, the body, and the private rituals of our lives.'"
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Krasznahorkai is the first author—or translator—to win the prize more than once. His novel Satantango, translated by Georges Szirtes and also published by New Directions, won last spring. Seiobo There Below is the sixth of his works to appear in English, the others being Satantango, The Melancholy of Resistance, War and War, Animalinside, and The Bill.
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The SES Hong Kong 2012 conference kicked off for the third year on Tuesday with a roomful of captive audience listening to Avinash Kaushik, Google's digital marketing evangelist talk business optimization in the digital age.
Using local examples from Ocean Park's official website to Fortress and Manning's Sina Weibo, and G.O.D and Cable TV's Facebook pages, Kaushik shares three key themes that digital marketers need to take note: Influence, Experience and Value.
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For instance, acquisition metrics would include measuring your brand's paid, owned, and earned, channels.
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His first responsibility is the upkeep of the raison d'etre of the UN. His second responsibility is the safety of his people. When these come into conflict what to say is clear cut.
Fyi, the demands of his resignation by foreign ministers have already started.
That's fine, a symbolical gesture. The next one will do exactly the same. It's called diplomacy.
thats just it , we keep basing discussions on a faulty premis. The premis that the book in question is in fact "holy".
That is what needs to be addressed. A bible , a tora, or a koran are just books. just books of stories. Now if you lived on a little island in the ocean and you had a { everything you need to know about how to survive on a little island} book and you burned it that would be just terrible, that would be so much more important than the burning of any or these works of fiction we are talking about. besides there are millions of copies of these fairytales so loosing one more is really no big deal if you have the capacity to veiw your world objectively.
we need to stop giving these books power because they have none on their own...
If you are not scared shitless of Islam, perhaps the great fearmonger Neil deGrasse Tyson might make you:
People would be pissed, of course.
Honestly, I'm not against the burning of the holy books as symbols. But I would have a problem with burning them as an attempt to get rid of them entirely. I feel like, even when religion and superstition are finally dead and gone, we should maintain record of them, for informational purposes. But going out and burning a single bible as a symbol is something I'd support. Burning a massive pile of them...that's unnecessary. Just one is enough to prove your point.
On this subject, anyone see that the US military had a bunch of bibles burned?
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Rajon Rondo was benched during the fourth quarter of the Mavs' 102-98 loss to the Bulls on Friday, finishing with six points on 3-of-9 shooting, two rebounds, four assists and a steal in 27 minutes.
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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Tracey DuFault, of Lower Township, and Anita de Satnick, of Cape May, have been appointed to serve as board members of the Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation.
Henry Brzyski, chairman of the Cape Regional Health System, announced the appointments of in a press release last week.
"It is my pleasure to appoint Tracey to the foundation during this exciting time in raising philanthropic support for the Medical Center" he said. "Tracey's professional knowledge and experience in the community and with fundraising is a true asset for the foundation board."
"Anita is a native to Cape May County and had a very successful career in education in Cape May," he added. "Her knowledge of the area and commitment to Cape May County will be an asset."
DuFault is executive director of the Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce, the 16th largest chamber in the state. The majority of the $1 million budget for the chamber is raised from various fundraising activities, including the Wildwoods Fabulous '50's Weekend, Wildwoods Sensational '60's Weekend, Wildwoods Restaurant Showcase and the Wildwoods Seafood and Music Festival. Prior to accepting her current position in 2006, DuFault spent 15 years working in the casino industry in Atlantic City, specializing in player development and marketing.
She also serves as executive director of the Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce Foundation, dedicated to providing scholarships to local Wildwood students. DuFault is a board member for the United Way of Cape May and Atlantic Counties.
She resides in Lower Township with her husband, Joseph, and two children, Joelle and Zachary.
De Satnick is a graduate of Trenton State College (now The College of New Jersey) with a degree in Early Childhood Education. She began her teaching career in Lansdowne, Pa. as a kindergarten teacher before returning to Cape May County. In the mid 1970's, she co-founded "Playgroup", the first of its kind in Cape May County.
De Satnick is known as "Miss Anita" at the Cape May City Library, where she has led the preschool story hour since 1975.
She served on the Cape May City Board of Education for 18 years and various committees, including chair of the personnel committee, vice president of the board, and president of the board for 10 years. She was also chosen to be a teacher/trainer for three years for the New Jersey School Boards Association, mentoring new board members at weekend retreats.
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Topic: Erosion Control, Shade Tolerant, Grasses or Grass-like
Title: Ground cover to control erosion in Montgomery County, Texas
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I am looking for some kind of ground cover to control erosion on a north facing slope in Montgomery County, Texas. The area gets very little direct sunlight. I need something that will establish quickly and is non toxic to horses. The soil is red clay covered with several inches of sandy loam.ANSWER:
Grasses and sedges work well for controlling erosion because of their extensive fibrous root systems. Most grasses, however, tend to do best in full sun. There are some that are suited for shade. Here are a few below that do grow in Montgomery County. A couple of them will do well in shade and the others would work in part shade. On the species page for each of them be sure to read the GROWING CONDITIONS section to see if other characteristics meet those of your site.
Shade (less than 2 hours of sun per day):
Chasmanthium latifolium (Inland sea oats)
Muhlenbergia schreberi (Nimblewill)
Partial shade (2 to 6 hours of sun per day):
Andropogon ternarius (Splitbeard bluestem)
Carex cherokeensis (Cherokee sedge)
Andropogon virginicus (Broomsedge bluestem)
Elymus canadensis (Canada wild rye)
Elymus virginicus (Virginia wildrye)
Eragrostis intermedia (Plains lovegrass)
Schizachyrium scoparium (Little bluestem)
Sporobolus airoides (Alkali sacaton)
Tridens flavus (Purpletop tridens)
Tripsacum dactyloides (Eastern gamagrass)
Grasses would be the easiest to establish since that can be grown from seeds; but, if you would like some variety other than grasses, here are a few small shrubs that would also work in the shade:
Callicarpa americana (American beautyberry)
Ceanothus americanus (New jersey tea)
Malvaviscus arboreus var. drummondii (Turk's cap or turkscap)
Symphoricarpos orbiculatus (Coralberry)
The ASPCA (American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) has a Toxic and Non-Toxic Plant List – Horses. You can search it (use the botanical name). I did not find any of the plants above on either the "Toxic" list of the "Non-Toxic" list. There is also a Wikipedia site, "List of plants poisonous to equines" that is arranged by scientific (or botanical name).
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Salsa, jelly, Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, horseradish sauce, Tabasco sauce, the hot peppers, BBQ sauce, and wing sauce my husband likes come in glass jars. Spaghetti and pasta sauce, some salad dressings, not to mention the occasional beer, liquor and wine bottles. Glass is not the biggest item we recycle, but our family definitely has a need for glass recycling.
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Why is this article not pointing out the wrongs that LHS did? and why are there no pictures of the Free State video that was ruined?
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OPINION: You might not have heard but earthquakes struck Britain and Europe this week.
The seismic terminology, which certainly hit home with someone from a city which knows a bit about earthquakes, had nothing to do with fault lines, Richter scales or cracks in the ground.
The metaphor was used to describe the results in the European elections, earnest commentary on which has flooded the British media in the last seven days.
United Kingdom Independence Party (Ukip) leader Nigel Farage, whose party garnered about 27 per cent of the UK vote, grabbed headlines saying, "an earthquake has hit Britain".
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls, surveying the political scene wrecked by the electoral triumph of Marine Le Pen's National Front, also reached for the metaphor saying, "It's an earthquake".
Ukip and the French National Front were part of a wave of Europe-wide gains made by Far- Right and Far-Left parties in the elections. The parties have their differences but most owe their success to an anti-immigration, anti-European Union credo.
The verdict on Ukip and the National Front was more emphatic than the trend in other parts of Europe. Almost overnight the British and French family of serious political contenders was landed with a new and unwanted member.
London Mayor Boris Johnson called it the revolt of the peasants. French President Francois Hollande called it a protest against the remote and incomprehensible European Union. Some academics called it the rise of European ethno-nationalism. Most commentators called it a backlash against an elite, isolated political class which has ignored the concerns and demands of ordinary people.
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The main consequence of the vote for such parties as the National Front and Ukip is the effect it will have on mainstream parties such as Hollande's Socialists and Labour and the Tories in the UK. It's unlikely the populists will do nearly as well in the national elections (Britain goes to the polls next year) but the main parties will need some of the Eurosceptic votes if they are to form governments.
So what vein of discontent have these anti-EU politicians tapped into? In a word, "foreigners". Foreigners, who are allowed to migrate because of open-border rules set in Brussels, and who, it is claimed, take jobs off locals and bludge off welfare, education and health services paid for by the natives. Britain, which has a net migration of about 220,000 people a year, is fearful of a new wave of Romanians and Bulgarians. The feeling is, "France for the French, Britain for the British, Holland is full". You get the picture.
Politicians have been wary of dismissing these undercurrents as racism, although they clearly have racist elements, for fear of further alienating potential supporters. Ukip voters come predominantly from the white working class and shire traditionalists. All feel betrayed by the political classes and big-city condescension.
Political parties (New Zealand no exception) ignore these resentments at their peril even if they think, rightly, that sentiments can dissipate as quickly as they arise. It pays to remember how close former National leader Don Brash came to unseating Helen Clark's Labour Government in 2005 with the "Kiwi not Iwi" campaign.
New Zealand should also be taking note of the nationalism trend. Although our focus is towards Asia, a more disjointed, more protectionist Europe will affect trade. Our Asian trading partners will watch carefully to see how even-handed we are about immigration and how we handle anti-foreigner sentiment.
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Maori are clearly agitated with a recent poll showing Maori dislike Asian immigrants more than any other group of New Zealanders.
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Probably wishful thinking. There's little to suggest we are any different from our European cousins and that votes can be harvested by exploiting our ugly and often well hidden prejudices about foreigners.
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Happy New Year one and all...
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Saturday, December 13, 2014
~ Merry Christmas! ~
It's time to share some festive decorating! I have been as busy as all get out with orders from my shoppe and for that I am extremely grateful, it's just very difficult to get anything else done, but I did manage to finish my decorating and got nearly all of the presents wrapped, yay me! LOL
Without further ado, here's an abbreviated version of my Christmas 2014 decorating pics...these and several more can be seen on my Picture Trail here:
This is in our living/family room:
On the right side of the fireplace hearth sits this little boot bench that hubs made a few years ago...the hooked mat was made by Stephanie of Olde Colony Primitives, the wired holly by Norma Schneeman, the wee red box by Barb Kaufman, and the green Belsnickle Santa can be found in my shoppe!
On the fireplace mantel there's a black Belsnickle Santa that is also available in my shoppe!
Just to the left of the fireplace sits an olde wash stand, it's one of my favorite areas to decorate. This year I've placed some primitive handmade gingers and candy canes that I've collected over the years. The pine candle wreaths and striped taper candles are sold in my shoppe!
In the breakfast nook:
In the dining room:
This is the foyer table...the lamp is the 2 Light Charleston Lamp that I sell in my shoppe...this one's mine but I do have them in stock at the moment!
Lastly, the sifter on the foyer wall...pinkeep made by me a couple of years ago and I don't recall the pattern I'm sorry to say but I hope you enjoyed my tour...the rest of my pics are over on Picture Trail:
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!...apparently if you try to delete yourself out of Google+ it automatically deletes photos you've uploaded to Blogger!...soooo, looks like all of my blog photos are gone!...most of them are on my Picture Trail anyway so it's not a total disaster...there just won't be any photos on any of my previous blog posts, oh well!...I hope you all are having a marvelous day!
***UPDATE*** just figured out how to restore all of my photos HURRAY!!***
Sunday, September 7, 2014
~ A Little Autumn Decorating ~
Greetings friends! Well here we are at autumn's doorstep and I couldn't be happier to have my favorite season, winter, right around the corner! I've completed my fall decorating and every year I fall in love all over again with the colors of this season. Here are a few pics I just snapped around the house:
This bowl is the Salem Large Rustic Chopping Bowl that I sell. I have had mine on the coffee table for a number of years and have fun changing the display with the seasons. This Autumn I have some artificial pumpkins that I've had forever surrounded by the Bittersweet Garland I sell in my shoppe.
Also on the coffee table is the little Pennsylvania Knick Knack Tray that is new to my shoppe! I've just displayed a few candle nubs in mine.
I have this olde sieve hanging on the wall in the foyer and I put a different pinkeep in there for every season, this one was made by Jenny of Country Rustic Primitives.
This table is in our foyer...the tin lamp is the Charleston Lamp I sell but it is currently out of stock. Just below the lamp is a sweet little redware square with a pumpkin on it, it is available in my shoppe as is the Artificial Fall Boxwood that I have in the vase on the right.
In my rocking chair, I've placed beautiful pumpkin pillows made by the lovely Barbara Young. The Tobacco Cloth curtains are available in my shoppe!
On the black stepback cupboard in the living room I have an adorable little pumpkin head that was made by Norma Schneeman, the beautiful hooked mat was made by Stephanie of Olde Colony Primitives, the wooden acorn mold was made by Art, her husband, the lovely pinkeep was made by Tina Woltman, and the festive mini poppies are available in my shoppe!
This primitive stepback cupboard sits in the breakfast nook. The doll hanging on the left was made by Jackie of T.F.C. Folk Art...the other items I've had for so long and do not recall where I got them or who made them unfortunately.
On the olde wash stand in the living room, pinkeeps made by many talented ladies fill an olde wooden bowl.
On a cabinet that hubs made, we call it the Folk Art cabinet, I have a couple Treenware pumpkins and a grouping of hog scrapers painted white.
The little dough box table was also made by hubs, I've displayed some redware pieces, a couple handpainted boxes from my shoppe, and the Treenware pitcher and sunflowers are also from my shoppe. If you follow my seasonal updates you may notice that I kept this area the same from summer!
This little boot bench was also made by hubs, it sits on the fireplace hearth. On it I've displayed a fabulous cross stitched pillow that I bought a couple of years ago from Pam of Primitive Basketcase, along with a Salem pumpkin and an antique candleholder with one of my Pumpkin Patch Tapers that are available in my shoppe!
Well that's it for this year's autumn decorating, I hope you've enjoyed my tour and thank you for visiting!
Friday, June 6, 2014
~ Summer Time ~
I spent my Memorial Day weekend putting away spring decor and decorating for summer. For summer I like to decorate with an Americana theme as well as faux and handmade berries and also lavender. We have a real lavender bush in our front yard and it blooms like crazy during the summer. The flowers smell so good but boy oh boy does it ever have big black bumble bees on it all day long!! Here are a few pics I just snapped around the house:
This is on the breakfast nook table...everything in this display is available in my shoppe except for the antique checkerboard! :)
This primitive antique stepback cupboard sits in the breakfast nook..the doll was made by Jackie of TFC Folk Art, the ditty bags by Angela of Olde Raggs, and the Flag was a gift from my friend Pat of Olde Bittersweet Farm :).
This corner chair that sits in the dining room is from Sturbridge Yankee Workshop and the American Flag pillow from my shoppe adds a nice touch!
I've filled my coffee table bowl with handmade strawberries that have been made by many different talented ladies...the bowl is available in my shoppe, it is the Large Rustic Chopping Bowl.
More handmade strawberries in this star shaped bowl that I got from Pottery Barn several years ago...the chamberstick and the flowers are available in my shoppe!
summer pinkeep made by me from a Country Rustic Primitives pattern
The little dough box table was made by my hubs, I've displayed some redware pieces, a couple handpainted boxes from my shoppe, and the Treenware pitcher and sunflowers are also from my shoppe.
some of my favorite primitives on the little antique table by the front door
On the foyer table are a few handmades along with the Charleston lamp, this one's mine but there is currently one available in my shoppe!
The black stepback cupboard is another favorite furniture piece made by the hubs...the lavender that hangs on the left door is available in my shoppe!
a closer look at what I have displayed on the black stepback...the hooked mat was made by Stephanie of Olde Colony Primitives and the little red flowers are available in my shoppe!
I call this piece of furniture the folk art cabinet, it is one of my favorite pieces made by hubs...I loved my lavender display from last year so much that I've done it exactly the same this year!...the lavender in the tin pitcher is available in my shoppe as is the lovely little pillar candle!
In this final display I have faux berries, an antique basket, and a pinkeep made by me from a Stacy Nash pattern.
That's all of it, thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoyed my summer tour. Have a marvelous summer season friends!
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Found a local mansitting at a bronze celebrating the telegraph....I am sure he is telling his friends all about the Yankees he met...especially Larry! Then found the Blue Frog Grill.....the best fried green tomatoes....also went to Enochs Stmp and Crumps vineyards.....Will be shipping home a few bottles of ...
The Search for a New Home Begins!
... got worse overnight...first he had shaking chills, and just couldn't get warm, and then, before he could get to sleep, he started burning up with the highest fever I've ever felt. Of course, we were in a hotel, so no thermometer...all I could do was give him some Tylenol, and he finally went to sleep for a few hours. When he woke up again, he was still hot, but a couple of Motrin helped his stomach pain, and helped lower ...
Step two! (Bought the truck)
We bought a truck to carry the camper today! It needs a little work, but seems basically strong. Once we get it travel-ready, we need to go to Arizona to pick up the camper.
In other news today, we also decided to rent out our house (rather than selling), and selected a property management company.
A huge progress day!
A Peaceful Easter Morning
... he could figure out exactly where to go, even without his leash. We only saw 1 person on the trail all morning. Granted, it was Easter morning.
We have a little video wishing Chris and Austin a Happy Easter. We so wish they could have been with us, but at least we have this blog to show them where we were.


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