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On March 8th 2014 took place in Sant Vicenç dels Horts - Barcelona the 3rd ITF BARCELONA FUJI MAE CUP 2014 with both national and international competitors
This year we had welcomed teams from Belgium, Netherlands, France, Norway, Scotland, Israel and England. Of course we also had competitors from all around Spain (Cataluña, Cantabria, Andalucía, Murcia, Comunidad Valenciana and Aragón). We would like to remark the huge participation and the technical and human quality of all competitors.
Our Sponsor was Fuji Mae as always, and I would like to thank them for the logistic and support to this event.
The competition day began at 7:00hs with the arrival of competitors to the sports hall. After the coach and umpire meetings, everyone went to their assigned areas to start working. At 8:30hs competition began with Individual Patterns followed by Team Patterns and Pre arranged Sparring. We could witness the extremely high level of the participants.
During the Opening Ceremony a Clubs Parade took part and an exhibition of HWA-RANG-DO School little students followed it. The children had the opportunity of being part of this big Taekwon-do Day.
Once the Opening Ceremony have finished, all competitors, coachs and umpires went for a "Friendship Lunch" were they could gather and share a good meal together, make new friends and meet old ones in a relaxed atmosphere.
At 15:00hs competition started again with Individual Sparring until the end of the event, keeping everyone amazed for the intensity and enthusiasm of the competitors.
We would like to thank local instructors John McKissock and Andreu Martínez for their help and Master Alberto González for his support to this event.
I would like to remark the participation two instructors, who are also good friends, Mr. Mario Múgica and Mr. Félix García, José Luis Diego whom brought teams with great competitors on national and international level.
This year we were delighted to welcome Master Frank Vanberghen and Instructor Annick Van Driessche from Belgium and Master Ray Nicolaisen from Norway. We also have the opportunity to welcome a big team from Israel with his Instructor Leonardo Oros Duek (AETF´s Board of Directors Member). And the presence of Master Ferrando Secretary General ITF.
Last but not least, I would like to thank all the schools that took part this year, I hope you have felt the essence of this event: gathering as a family, enjoying time together and feeling proud of our Martial Art. I look forward to welcome you next year for the 4thITF BARCELONA FUJI MAE CUP 2015.
Thanks to you all and see you next year!!!
José Carlos Revelles
VI Degree – Instructor Internacional
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We're very excited to announce that Low and The Low Anthem will be each join Iron & Wine for one show at New York's Terminal 5 this October.
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Everyone has a sexual orientation and a gender identity. When someone's sexual orientation or gender identity does not conform to the majority, they are often seen as a legitimate target for discrimination or abuse.
All people should be able to enjoy all the human rights described in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Yet millions of people across the globe face execution, imprisonment, torture, violence and discrimination because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. The range of abuses is limitless:
- women raped to "cure" their lesbianism, sometimes at the behest of their parents;
- individuals prosecuted because their private and consensual relationship is deemed to be a social danger;
- loss of custody of their children;
- individuals beaten by police;
- attacked, sometimes killed, on the street – a victim of a "hate crime";
- regular subjection to verbal abuse;
- bullying at school;
- denial of employment, housing or health services;
- denial of asylum when they do manage to flee abuse;
- raped and otherwise tortured in detention;
- threatened for campaigning for their human rights;
- driven to suicide;
- executed by the state.
Human rights abuses based on sexual orientation or gender identity include the violation of the rights of the child; the infliction of torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment; arbitrary detention on grounds of identity or beliefs; the restriction of freedom of association and basic rights of due process.
These are violations which have for decades formed the core of the agenda of international human rights law and the United Nations' (UN) human rights machinery.
Key facts
Sexual orientation covers sexual desires, feelings, practices and identification. Sexual orientation can be towards people of the same or different sexes (same-sex, heterosexual or bisexual orientation).
Gender identity refers to the complex relationship between sex and gender referring to a person's experience of self expression in relation to social categories of masculinity or femininity (gender). A person's subjectively felt gender identity may be at variance with their sex or physiological characteristics.
The specific terms people use and identify with in matters of sexuality and gender identity vary widely from culture to culture.
Amnesty International considers people detained or imprisoned solely because of their homosexuality – including those individuals prosecuted for having sex in circumstances which would not be criminal for heterosexuals, or for their gender identity – to be prisoners of conscience and calls for their immediate and unconditional release.
The "Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in Relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity" were released in March 2007.
Developed by a group of human rights experts, including several UN experts (Special Rapporteurs), members of national, regional and international human rights commissions and the former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, these principles apply international human rights law to violations experienced by lesbians, gay men, bisexual and transgender people to ensure the universal reach of human rights protections.
What is Amnesty International calling for?
The decriminalisation of homosexuality where such legislation remains. This entails reviewing all legislation which could result in the discrimination, prosecution and punishment of people solely for their sexual orientation or gender identity.
This includes "sodomy" laws or similar provisions outlawing sexual conduct between people of same-sex or transgender individuals; discriminatory age-of-consent legislation; public order legislation used as a pretext for prosecuting and punishing people solely for their sexual orientation or gender identity; and laws banning the "promotion" of homosexuality which can be used to imprison lesbian, gay, bisexual, same-sex practicing and transgender individuals and human rights defenders. All such laws should be repealed or amended.
A review of all legislation under which a person may be killed by the state, with the immediate aim of progressively restricting the scope of the death penalty so that it is not applied on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, and with a view to the eventual abolition of the death penalty, and flogging, all other corporal punishments and all other cruel, inhuman and degrading punishments should be abolished in law.
The immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience held solely on the basis of their actual or imputed sexual orientation or gender identity.
In addition, Amnesty International is calling on states to:
- ensure that all allegations and reports of human rights violations based on sexual orientation or gender identity are promptly and impartially investigated and perpetrators held accountable and brought to justice;
- take all necessary legislative, administrative and other measures to prohibit and eliminate prejudicial treatment on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity at every stage of the administration of justice;
- end discrimination in civil marriage laws on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity and recognise families of choice, across borders where necessary;
- ensure adequate protection of human rights defenders at risk because of their work on human rights and sexual orientation and gender identity.
This work is part of Amnesty International's Demand Dignity campaign, which aims to end the human rights violations that drive and deepen global poverty. The campaign will mobilize people all over the world to demand that governments, corporations and others who have power listen to the voices of those living in poverty and recognise and protect their rights. For more information visit the Demand Dignity section.


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MEXICO Breakwater at Mazatlan. Durangos famous Iron Mountain At Mexicos largest seaport on its Pacific Coast and 178 miles inland at the countrys famous Iron Mountain, known as Cerro Del Mercado, 22-ton Euclids are carry-ing out tough and interesting tasks. Completing a breakwater to finish the harbor at Mazatlan, ten Eucs are placing 850,000 tons of rock of which approximately 25% consists of boulders weighing 15 to 25 tons each. The job is being done by Cia. Utah, S.A. Iron Mountain, located a mile from the center of the city of Durango, rises some 600 feet above surrounding plains and is composed almost totally of iron containing an ore of 60 to 67% purity. The mountain is a mile in length of about 2,000 feet wide, its mass estimated at 600,000,000 tons. Its depth is not known. Cerro Del Mercado, S.A., the operating company, has mined eight million tons of ore in the past 30 years, most of which was taken out on burros. Two years ago the mine was mechanized and four Eucs put on the job to do the hauling. Material varies from fine powder to five inches in size. Placing 15-to 25-ton boulders in breakwater. View of harbor. Breakwater extends to left.
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Wade Gladson, Heath Jordan and Erik Almy of Cleveland make up Team Tennessee as they go head-to-head against the best of the best from Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana and North Carolina to decide who will be crowned Catfishin' Kings! The winning team will be determined by whoever brings in the biggest monster catfish.
The real catch to this reality show airing Mondays at 10 p.m. is that this form of catfishing is done by using your bare hands only. The sport is often called "noodling," which can be as exciting as rodeo riding and as unpredictable as bullfighting. It is the ultimate hand-to-hand combat with a creature at its most dangerous — protecting its lair and eggs.
The shows host describes the fishing area as "A top secret 37,000 arena filled with big fish and some of the toughest fishing conditions in the entire nation with more than 70 miles of shore line." Not only that, but there are lots of broken glass, old road concrete, sharp jagged edges and deep water drop offs to keep viewers on the edge of their seats as each team try to catch a fish within three hours and meet back at the weigh-in to determine who won the first, second and third heap.
Gladson, 42, admits he was a bit apprehensive about hand fishing at first but once he was bitten the first time he was instantly hooked.
"I have been catfishing since I was old enough to crawl," Gladson said. "My dad introduced me to catfishing and it's those fond memories of me and him that keep me doing it. I really enjoy the outdoors. I always have. I would say the Tennessee River is my home. I have always enjoyed the traditional means of fishing — rod and reel and some sort of 'normal' bait on a hook — until about four years ago. Some friends of mine talked me into trying hand fishing for catfish, also called noodling, grabbing, hogging — among other names.
"It's basically going out in the water during the time of year when the big catfish spawn. They will make a nest or bed out of almost anything they can get their nose under and dig out a hole to lay their eggs in. During that time you can locate a hole and if you're crazy enough to do so, put your bare hand, arms, legs or whatever body part you would like to get bit — and wait for the monster catfish to bite you. I promise you, you won't wait long. The fish are very aggressive during the spawn and will almost immediately let you know that your hand is somewhere it does not belong."
Gladson said everyone reacts differently to that first attack bite, adding, "Some run away, some laugh, some cry. For me it was excitement. I wanted to pull whatever had just bit my hand out and get a look at it. From that point on I have — along with my friends — spent countless hours trying to find the biggest, baddest fish in the water."
While other fishing shows have found a fan base, Gladson said he believe "Catfishin' Kings" will feature the most exciting version ever put on a reality show, explaining, "Our show will be different from some of the other shows about noodling. There are different ways to noodle for catfish, but we opted to do it without the use of a rope tied through the fish's gills. We feel this not only is unsporting but also can harm the fish, so we just do it with our bare hands. It's a very fun and exciting sport."
The ultimate noodling competition was held on a lake in Texas where none of the teams had ever fished before, so it presented an even playing field for everyone to discover new holes and bring a monster catfish back alive. Gladson said it was his fishing buddies Erik and Jordon who introduced him to the sport of catfishing by hand, or noodling.
"Heath has been noodling for over 10 years and introduced Erik into it," he said. "Heath has a YouTube page where he posts videos of noodling and other types of fishing. Erik has a fishing guide service call Dixie Fishing Tours & Dixie Noodling. He also has a website where he posts photos and videos of us catching some monster catfish."
When animal planet started their search for the best talent to put on their show they discovered Cleveland's rugged catfishing trio on the Internet, according to Gladson.
"Animal Planet contacted us, wanted to come fishing with us and did some filming to decide whether we were what they were looking for," Gladson explained. "One thing about our team, although we are fierce competitors, we love to go out and just have fun. That's really what it's all about is the fun. When you haul a mad 40-pound catfish out of its hole with your bare hands, things can get very dicey — and sometimes the fish wins."
Expect the monster catfish to lose and viewers who love reality competition to be the real winners by watching "Catfishin' Kings" on Animal Planet. The first episode pitting Tennessee against Kentucky and Louisiana vs North Carolina will air again from 9-10 p.m. Monday, followed by a new episode at 10 p.m. on cable channel 52 in Cleveland. It is safe to say that Tennessee fans will be pleased with their hometown team's quarterfinal results.
Gladson, Jordon and Almy are asking the community to tune in each week, set their DVRs and ask their friends and neighbors to do the same as eight teams representing eight different Southern states compete to see who can catch the biggest catfish with nothing but their bare hands.
"At stake is a trophy and bragging rights, which was more than enough to talk us into going for it," Gadson said.
Regarding the team from Cleveland, Animal Planet's press release stated, "This three-man team has been noodling some of the most vicious waters and successfully has developed a strategy of fishing concrete structures for big cats. But do home-state tactics work across state lines?"
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Abu Swafford has worked hard to give back to his community.
The 1995 Cleveland High School graduate played football, basketball and was a member of the track team. Swafford maintained high grades, then graduated and joined the Navy.
"I hold the title has a 'plank owner' because I was a part of the first crew to man this ship after the Navy accepted it from Bath, Maine Ship Yard. The ship was brand new to the fleet. Back in those days, we had all the latest technologies in terms of Aegis Guided Missiles and other defensive systems," Swafford said.
Swafford reached the rank of E5 yeoman.
After being stationed in the nation's capital for awhile, Swafford boarded the USS Sullivans.
All the new technology sparked his interest.
"It was there I began to have interest in computer technologies, mainly because all my friends were IT (Information Technology Systems Technicians) or ETs (Electronics Technician)," he said.
After four years of active duty and another two years in the Naval Reserves, Swafford returned home to Cleveland and went to work for Cleveland Utilities.
At first, his job didn't have much to do with his Navy experiences, but with just a little patience and time, he began to utilize his knowledge in the Internet Technology and Systems Analyst departments.
He is now the network administrator and based at the Bradley County 911 Center where he helps keep the complex 911 system going. That includes phones, computers and emergency radio communications with law enforcement, fire and medical services as well as other agencies.
"I've been at it at the 911 Center for the past 14 years and it is an honor and privilege to be in this role where behind the scenes I get to help the residents of Bradley County and Cleveland," Swafford said. "I take pride in the system updates and upgrades."
He added, "I've been a part of mainly moving the center to NG911(Next Generation 911) where in the near future we will be able to send and receive IP (Internet Protocal) based calls, text messages, and video calls for emergencies."
The NG911 move will allow complex phone lines to be reduced down to one simple cable.
When he isn't doing his work, Swafford works with children.
"In my spare time I'm very active in the community," he said. "I've had the pleasure of serving as vice president of the Bradley County Chapter of the NAACP and vice president and president of the 100 Black Men of Bradley County."
Swafford said his stepfather, Willie Brice, was his mentor.
Swafford recently took on a new venture as a board member with Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland.
"I'm still learning what all they do," he said. "I'm excited to be a part of this group that looks to help move families from renting to home ownership."
His philosophy has been simple — to work hard and pass what he has learned to others, including his children and their children.
Swafford has a passion working as a mentor and helping provide student scholarships with 100 Black Men, building a community or taking care of the 911 service systems.
Swafford is also a member of Hiwassee Lodge 31, Chapter of Prince Hall Masons.
The lodge also has community programs and a focus on youth.
"There is an old saying, 'It takes a Village to Raise a Child.' That really touches me and I feel we all are role models and we all have to make sure we protect and guide the leaders of tomorrow," Swafford said.


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How do you make Australia's greatest one-make championship even better? By introducing the latest version of the world's most successful race car - the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup.
When Porsche Carrera Cup Australia lines up on the Albert Park grid for the 2014 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix, the championship will feature a field of brand new 2014-spec thoroughbred race cars from Germany.
The new car features the latest in Porsche engineering excellence, highlighted by its 3.8-litre six-cylinder boxer engine, producing 460 hp, along with other key elements aimed at improving safety and performance.
At the wheel of these impressive new 911 GT3 Cup cars will again be some of Australia's and New Zealand's most talented professional and non-professional racers.
A field of impressive Porsche 911 race cars and the picturesque Albert Park circuit: be sure to pay attention when Porsche Carrera Cup Australia hits the track in Melbourne in March.


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PACIFIC GROVE, Calif. — California Certified Organic Farmers marked its 40th anniversary with a tour of Central Coast growers, its backers pausing along the way to reflect on obstacles overcome or still in their path.
The tour, which ended with a talk by Earthbound Farm co-founder Myra Goodman, led up to the first sessions of the 33rd annual EcoFarm Conference Jan. 23-26. About 1,500 registered for the conference in Pacific Grove.
The CCOF group started off at Phil Foster Ranches near Hollister, a 250-acre operation that markets a variety of organic vegetables and fruits under the Pinnacle label. At the U.S. Agricultural Research Station in Salinas they met with Roy Fuentes, owner of Fuentes Berry Farms — who grows for the Driscoll's label — and research horticulturalist Eric Brennan.
To sample organic operations on a smaller scale, the tour finished at Serendipity Farms in Carmel Valley with co-owner Jamie Collins.
"The diversity of organic was really reflected in the places we visited," said Cathy Calfo, CCOF executive director. "It's great to celebrate how far we've come. But we're only less than 5% of all agricultural production and it's really the next generation that's going to grow it to be may 10, 20, 30%. That's the opportunity."
"Earthbound is a large company now, but they started at (the University of California-Santa Cruz) at the farm and garden project and have grown," Calfo said.
Mike HornickMyra Goodman, co-founder of Earthbound Farm, speaks at a Jan. 23 reception in Pacific Grove, Calif., marking the 40th anniversary of California Certified Organic Farmers.Goodman recounted CCOF's role in Earthbound's rise.
"When we started our farm in our back yard in 1984 ... there wasn't a lot of support," Goodman said. "When we realized that we could get certified organic, it was exciting. CCOF certified us when we were 2-1/2 acres and they have grown with usWe have 40,000 acres."
Earthbound Farm now markets produce from 40,000 acres in California, other states and other countries.
"They've been very neutral in terms of big, small and processors," she said.
It wasn't a quick take-off for Earthbound, Goodman recalled.
"It's good we did not know how rocky and hard this road would be," she said. "When we started selling to Costco in 1993, they did not want organic on the label. They said organic meant worse quality and overpriced. Now Costco wants as much organic as possible. All these retailers want organic private label."


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This collection documents the history of the Woods Cross Canning Company from 1912 to 1980. The bulk of the collection contains minutes books and stock certificates. The company was located at 200 South Depot Street in Woods Cross, Utah.; This collection is arranged in chronological order.; Woods Cross Canning Company; Woods Cross Canning Company; Woods Cross Canning Company; Woods Cross Canning Company; Woods Cross Canning Company; Fd 1 Balance Sheet: March 31, 1974; Fd 2 Corporate Bank Account; Fd 3 Correspondence- M. B. Mann Resignation; Fd 4 Correspondence- O. W. Moyle regarding audit; Fd 5 Correspondence- Angus Stevens Resignation; Fd 6 Fair Market Value of Property at 200 South Depot Street; Fd 7 Income Tax Return: 1975; Fd 8 Insurance on Robert Alvin Moss; Fd 9 Lease Agreement; Fd 10 Mortgage Agreement: 1974; Fd 11 Notices of Stockholder Meetings: 1943, 1970, 1974, 1976; Fd 12 Probate Estate Lawsuits; Fd 13 Proxy Statements; Fd 14 Quit Claim Deeds; Fd 15 Stockholder Meeting Minutes: 1968-1979; Fd 16 Warranty Deeds; Fd 17 Minute Book: 1912-1940; Fd 18 Minute Book: 1957-1976; Fd 1 Stock Certificate Book: 1912-1919; Fd 1 Stock Certificate Book: July 1935; Fd 2 Stock Certificate Book: 1935-1952; Fd 1 Stock Certificate Book: 1942-1949; Fd 1 Stock Certificate Book: 1960-1983
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Tee hee - got it downloaded already!
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YAY!! I so need this!
Yes, so I quickly realized that taking photos of vines and then trying to extract them from a photo is HARD! Still working on it! LOL.
hmmm interesting topic.
When I see a kit I can relate to - go with photos I have I'm all about it.
For me the CT LO's catch my eye more than the actual preview a lot of the time.
When I was scrapping my DD+SIL's wedding book [colors black and white and she had red roses], everything black and white caught my eye. Now, did I need 60+ different kits from 26 different designers for those 135 pages???? Probably not- but I sure had fun!
first the preview, this is what will give me or not desire to look at the kit in detail for possible future purchase
I also look at the colors, this is very important
and of course I always take a look at LO. they are important because everything is not visible on the preview and I like to know pretty much what is in the kit
these three things are essential in order for me to decide whether to buy a kit
a kit with a lot of papers and elements is really the best for me, I don't really like mini kits
I work with psp10 and I try to learn CS5
Definitely love to see example layouts of the product in use :)
Designers and the preview first. After, I look the quality of each elements... so I look the ct pages. I like real elements.


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If you heard that a proposed bill got 58 votes in support and 41 votes against, you'd think that would be a good thing, right? Not in the United States Senate, where the Paycheck Fairness Act died when a vote to move the bill forward failed by just that count -- 58 to 41, two votes short of the 60 votes required. It is the very same bill that passed in the House with bipartisan support in January 2009. Today, only Democratic senators voted to support Paycheck Fairness for women -- not a single Republican voted to allow the Senate to move forward. It is notable that the first vote after the election in which the American people sent a clear message that they want Washington to work better, the Republicans blocked a common sense measure aimed simply to help ensure that women get the pay they deserve.
This afternoon, I participated in an inspiring meeting with leading advocates for women and girls who have been working tirelessly for the passage of the Paycheck Fairness Act. This meeting included women who have dedicated their careers to the fight for equal rights for women, including Lilly Ledbetter, who became a relentless advocate for equal pay after fighting her own battle against discrimination. I was joined by senior women in the Administration including Melody Barnes, the Director of the Domestic Policy Council, and Tina Tchen, Director of the Office of Public Engagement and Executive Director of the White House Council on Women and Girls. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss today's Senate vote on the Paycheck Fairness Act and the Administration's ongoing efforts to promote equality and economic security for American women and their families.
Shortly after the start of the conversation, President Obama joined the meeting and offered thanks to Lilly and the advocates for their incredible hard work and dedication. He expressed his disappointment and frustration, but noted the Administration's past support of the bill and our commitment to closing the wage gap. Watch a video from the meeting:
Despite today's vote, the Administration will continue its fight for equal pay for women – an issue that in these trying economic times is even more pressing given American families' reliance on women's income. The National Equal Pay Enforcement Task Force, with representatives from the Department of Justice, Department of Labor, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and Office of Personnel Management, ("OPM") continues its pursuit of pay equity for women. The agencies are strengthening their own enforcement efforts and working together, building regional partnerships to promote earlier and more effective collaboration on investigations. And with leadership from OPM, we will continue to improve the federal government's role as a model employer.
This Administration will keep fighting to improve the economic security for women and their families. This includes working hard in this session and the next Congress we will keep fighting for things such as an extension of emergency unemployment insurance, the Earned Income Tax Credit, and other measures we have supported that must now be extended. The President is committed to working with the women who joined us today and people around the country to support women and their families.
Valerie Jarett is Senior Advisor to the President and Chair of the White House Council on Women and Girls
Earlier this year, President Obama called on the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to create new rules for Medicare and Medicaid hospitals that would allow patients the right to choose their own visitors during a hospital stay. The Presidential Memorandum instructed HHS to develop rules that would prohibit hospitals from denying visitation privileges on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability.
Today, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued that rule – a rule that will let patients decide whom they want by their bedside when they are sick – and that includes a visitor who is a same-sex domestic partner. The rule presents an important step forward in giving all Americans more control over their health care.
Today, President Obama named fifteen recipients of the 2010 Medal of Freedom -- the Nation's highest civilian honor -- presented to individuals who have made especially meritorious contributions to the security or national interests of the United States, to world peace, or to cultural or other significant public or private endeavors.
"These outstanding honorees come from a broad range of backgrounds and they've excelled in a broad range of fields, but all of them have lived extraordinary lives that have inspired us, enriched our culture, and made our country and our world a better place," said President Obama. "I look forward to awarding them this honor next year."
The following individuals will receive the 2010 Presidential Medal of Freedom:
President George H. W. Bush
George Herbert Walker Bush was the 41st President of the United States. Prior to that, he was Vice President in the Reagan Administration, Director of Central Intelligence, Chief of the U.S. Liaison's Office to the People's Republic of China, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and a Member of the House of Representatives from the 7th District of Texas. He served in the Navy during World War II. President Bush and President Clinton worked together to encourage aid for victims of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004.Chancellor Angela Merkel
Angela Merkel is the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany. She is the first woman and first East German to serve as Chancellor of a unified Germany, which this year marks its 20th anniversary. She has often said that freedom is the happiest experience of her life. Chancellor Merkel was born in Hamburg but was raised in what was then Communist East Germany after her family moved to Templin. Her political career began when she joined the new Democratic Awakening party in 1989 after the fall of the Berlin Wall. In 1990, as West and East Germany merged into one reunited country, her party joined with the Christian Democratic Union, and she was elected to the German parliament. She has been chairman of the CDU since April 2000 and was recently reelected to another term.
Congressman John Lewis
John Lewis is an American hero and a giant of the Civil Rights Movement. He served as chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), helped to organize the first lunch-counter sit-in in 1959 at the age of 19, and was the youngest speaker at the 1963 March on Washington. In May 1961, he participated in the initial Freedom Ride, during which he endured violent attacks in Rock Hill, South Carolina, and Montgomery, Alabama. In 1964, he helped to coordinate the Mississippi Freedom Project, and, in 1965, he led the Selma-to-Montgomery march to petition for voting rights where marchers were brutally confronted in an incident that became known as "Bloody Sunday." Eight days later, President Johnson addressed a joint session of Congress, condemned the violence in Selma, and called for passage of the Voting Rights Act, which was enacted within months. Since 1987, John Lewis has continued his service to the nation as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 5th District, which encompasses all of Atlanta.John H. Adams
John H. Adams co-founded the Natural Resources Defense Council in 1970. Adams served as Executive Director and, later, as president of the nonprofit environmental advocacy group until 2006. His tenure is unparalleled by the leader of any other environmental organization. Rolling Stone writes: "If the planet has a lawyer, it's John Adams."Maya Angelou
Dr. Maya Angelou is a prominent and celebrated author, poet, educator, producer, actress, filmmaker, and civil rights activist, who is currently the Reynolds Professor of American Studies at Wake Forest University. She has served on two presidential committees, was awarded the Presidential Medal for the Arts in 2000 and the Lincoln Medal in 2008.
Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett is an American investor, industrialist, and philanthropist. He is one of the most successful investors in the world. Often called the "legendary investor Warren Buffett," he is the primary shareholder, Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Mr. Buffett has pledged that all of his shares in Berkshire Hathaway – about 99 percent of his net worth – will be given to philanthropic endeavors. He is a co-founder of The Giving Pledge, an organization that encourages wealthy Americans to devote at least 50 percent of their net worth to philanthropy.
Jasper Johns
American artist Jasper Johns has produced a distinguished body of work dealing with themes of perception and identity since the mid-1950s. Among his best known works are depictions of familiar objects and signs, including flags, targets and numbers. He has incorporated innovative approaches to materials and techniques, and his work has influenced pop, minimal, and conceptual art.Gerda Weissmann Klein
Gerda Weissmann Klein is a Jewish Holocaust survivor who has written several books about her experiences. After Nazi Germany took over her homeland of Poland, Klein was separated from both her parents: they were sent to Auschwitz and she to a series of labor and concentration camps. In 1945, she was sent on a forced 350-mile death march to avoid the advance of Allied forces. She was one of the minority who survived the forced journey. In May 1945, Klein was liberated by forces of the United States Army in Volary, Czechoslovakia, and later married Army Lieutenant Kurt Klein, who liberated her camp. A naturalized citizen, she recently founded Citizenship Counts, an organization that teaches students to cherish the value of their American citizenship. Klein has spoken to audiences of all ages and faith around the world about the value of freedom and has dedicated her life to promoting tolerance and understanding among all people.Dr. Tom Little (Posthumous)
Dr. Tom Little was an optometrist who was brutally murdered on August 6, 2010, by the Taliban in the Kuran Wa Munjan district of Badakhshan, Afghanistan, along with nine other members of a team returning from a humanitarian mission to provide vision care in the remote Parun valley of Nuristan. Dr. Little and his wife, Libby, lived and worked in Afghanistan for three decades beginning in 1976, raising three daughters and providing vision, dental and mother/child care to the people of that country through the NOOR program (Noor means "light" in Persian) that Dr. Little ran for the International Assistance Mission.
Yo-Yo Ma
Yo-Yo Ma is considered the world's greatest living cellist, recognized as a prodigy since the age of five whose celebrity transcends the world of classical music. Born in Paris, Ma was a child prodigy who went on to study with Leonard Rose in New York. He made his Carnegie Hall debut at age nine. He was the recipient of the Avery Fisher Prize in 1978, and, in 1991, Harvard awarded him an honorary doctorate in music. He serves as Artistic Director of the Silk Road Project, and has won sixteen Grammy awards. He is known especially for his interpretations of Bach and Beethoven, and for his ability to play many different styles of music, including tango and bluegrass. He serves on the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities.
Sylvia Mendez
Sylvia Mendez is a civil rights activist of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent. As an eight-year-old, her parents attempted to enroll Mendez in an all-white school in their community, but were denied entry at and were told to go to the school for Mexican children. Her father and other parents sued and prevailed. The Mendez v. Westminster case was a landmark decision in the civil rights movement against segregation. Mendez currently travels around the country giving speeches on the value of a good education.
Stan Musial
Stan "The Man" Musial is a baseball legend and Hall of Fame first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals. Musial played 22 seasons for the Cardinals from 1941 to 1963. A 24-time All-Star selection, Musial accumulated 3,630 hits and 475 home runs during his career, was named the National League's Most Valuable Player three times, and was a member of three World Series championship teams. Musial also served as the Cardinals' general manager in 1967, when the team once again won the World Series.Bill Russell
Bill Russell is the former Boston Celtics' Captain who almost single-handedly redefined the game of basketball. Russell led the Celtics to a virtually unparalleled string of eleven championships in thirteen years and was named the NBA's Most Valuable Player five times. The first African American to coach in the NBA—indeed he was the first to coach a major sport at the professional level in the United States—Bill Russell is also an impassioned advocate of human rights. He marched with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and has been a consistent advocate of equality.
Jean Kennedy Smith
In 1974, Jean Kennedy Smith founded VSA, a non-profit organization affiliated with the John F. Kennedy Center that promotes the artistic talents of children, youth and adults with disabilities. From 1993 to 1998, Smith served as U. S. Ambassador to Ireland, and played a pivotal role in the peace process. Smith is the youngest daughter of Joseph and Rose Kennedy and is the Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Kennedy Center.
John J. Sweeney
John J. Sweeney is the current President Emeritus of the AFL-CIO, and served as President of the AFL-CIO from 1995 to 2009. The son of Irish immigrants, a domestic worker and a bus driver in the Bronx, he worked his way up in the labor movement to become President of the Service Employees International Union, growing the union to serve as a strong voice for working people. As President of the AFL-CIO, he revitalized the American labor movement, emphasizing union organizing and social justice, and was a powerful advocate for America's workers.See the 2009 Medal of Freedom recipients here.
Today, Bloomberg News reported that big insurance companies – companies like UnitedHealth Group Inc. and Cigna Corp – spent $86.2 million to fight health insurance reform in 2009. Insurance companies and their allies were desperate to preserve their ability to discriminate against you if you had a preexisting condition, drop your care when you got sick and limit the amount of care you could receive in a year or a lifetime.
Thankfully, they didn't succeed, but some folks still want to take us back to the bad old days when insurance companies had all the power and doctors and patients took a back seat. In fact, the New York Times recently reported that since the law was passed, opponents of reform spent $108 million on negative television advertisements about the law. And these powerful interests may spend millions more opposing reform in the future.
Millions of Americans are already benefitting from the law. Americans like Dawn Josephson of Florida, whose child finally received comprehensive health insurance coverage, even though he had a pre-existing condition and Jennifer Restemayer of North Dakota, whose daughter Allison was diagnosed with a rare disease. Jennifer feared hear daughter would hit her lifetime benefit cap until reform made those benefit caps illegal. You can read their stories and many more by visiting our 50 States/50 Stories map on WhiteHouse.gov/HealthReform.
Some may be willing to spend millions to take us backwards, but we will continue to move forward by fighting for Americans like Dawn and Jennifer and delivering the benefits of reform to the American people.
Stephanie Cutter is Assistant to the President for Special Projects
November 17, 2010
11:56 AM ESTEd. Note: This week the Obama Administration celebrating America's entrepreneurs and small businesses as part of National Entrepreneurship Week. Join Commerce Secretary Gary Locke this Friday at 1 p.m. for a live chat on entrepreneurship and innovation.
National Entrepreneurship Week follows Veterans Day, the annual moment for Americans to honor all who served. This week, let's remember that Military Veterans gain valuable experience from their service to our country, making them a sought-after member of the American workforce. They are innovative, dedicated, and trained in the most cutting-edge technologies. Their leadership skills often drive them to entrepreneurship in America's start-up economy where more jobs are created than in any other sector.
Entrepreneurship is an attractive option for Veterans, but the challenges of starting a new business can be tough. Therefore, across the federal government, a wide array of options serves Veterans interested in overcoming these barriers and starting their own businesses – call them Vetrepreneurs.
What You Missed: Tuesday Talk on The National Medals Laureates of Science, Technology and Innovation
Ed. Note: Watch the President award recipients at the National Medal of Science and National Medal of Technology and Innovation Ceremony live on Wednesday, November 16 at 5:25 p.m. EST on WhiteHouse.gov/live.
This evening, President Obama will award recipients of the National Medal of Science and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation, the highest honors bestowed by the United States government on scientists, engineers, and inventors.
Yesterday, three National Medal recipients joined us for Tuesday Talks – including Steven Sasson, the inventor of the digital camera; Marye Anne Fox, a pioneer in organic photochemistry and electrochemistry; and Warren Washington, a leader in climate change research. They answered your questions on a range of topics – from the evolution of digital photography to careers for women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) -- in a live video chat on WhiteHouse.gov and Facebook.
You can check out the full video of the chat or use the links below to jump directly to the questions you're interested in.
Yesterday I picked up my Wall Street Journal and read an opinion piece "Washington's Equal Pay Obsession" arguing that the Paycheck Fairness Act is unnecessary because, in a nutshell, women don't face rampant pay discrimination. Instead, the author asserted, the wage gap exists because women are mothers.
So let's break this down.
First, there is ample evidence that women – regardless of their parental status - do face pay discrimination. Yes, part of the wage gap is a result of occupational choices and other factors. No one denies that. Most economists agree, however, that no matter how many variables you control for an unexplained wage gap between men and women persists. For example, Francine Blau and Lawrence Kahn did an excellent breakdown of the wage gap in 2007 and identified that 41% of the wage gap between men and women could not be explained by controlling for variables. Regardless of the precise percentage of the wage gap, we have a responsibility to ensure that no one in this country makes less as a result of his or her gender.
Wage discrimination is real.
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(09-19-2012 08:49 AM)user_3n5kp Wrote: I have been out of the hobby for over a decade until this year. I have been very active since January and have been focusing on Basketball, primarily 80's Fleer and Star cards. I have recently completed the run of fleer sets and grabbed some awesome graded Jordan Stars and this will always be my main focus. These posts regarding the Fleer Retro have really caught my eye though. I was out of the hobby after the 96-97 season but do remember some of these inserts they have retro'd and like the look of the product. I went by a local card shop here in NYC and saw a box of this product for $535. To me it seems like a VERY steep buy in for a new issue. I know there are some big money inserts/autos but what are the odds of pulling a nice MJ? I have no interest in modern players, just guys from when i was a kid in the 80s.Is this product mostly the new guys? An even mix of past/present? Worth the risk? Something tells me I'm better off hunting down more 80's fleer unopened or 90's unopened looking for the inserts i remember than this. One last question then is what post 93-pre 98 boxes yield the best MJ inserts? Sorry for the long post and thanks to anyone that can answer.
(09-19-2012 11:47 AM)user_3n5kp Wrote: Thanks for the intel. I found a few of the boxes you mentioned in that price range. Also found 96-97 Skybox "Z", any good, I'm not too familiar with this... 93-94 94-95 and 96-97 finest unopened look nice too and not too expensive. Whats the deal with this 97-98 skybox metal championship preview box?? Seeing it around $250...any good?


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- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed aniseed
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 6 navel oranges
- 4 cups matchstick-size strips peeled jicama (from about 2 1/2 pounds)
- 2 4-ounce jars sliced pimientos, drained
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 2 large bunches watercress, thick stems trimmed
Whisk first 5 ingredients in small bowl to blend. Gradually whisk in oil. Season with salt and pepper. (Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and chill. Rewhisk before using.)
Remove peel and white pith from oranges. Working over large bowl to catch juices and using small sharp knife, cut oranges between membranes to release segments into bowl. Add jicama, pimientos, and cilantro. Add dressing and toss to coat. Season salad with salt and pepper.
Divide watercress among 8 plates. Top with orange salad and serve.
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type: Quick & Easy, Salad
main ingredients: Anise, Citrus, Watercress, Leafy Green
cuisine: American
holiday/celebration: Winter