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While Santosh is a BCom student in Modern College, Ankush had run away from home when he was 13. On July 21, Santosh was getting to bed after being chided by mother for constantly being on Facebook. But at 1 am his cellphone beeped. There was a message in Marathi on his FB profile.
"I am your brother. Call me," it read. He did and it was Ankush. "When I saw his picture on FB, I didn't recognise him as he had a pagdi (turban) and beard. He looked like a sardar. I woke up my mother and asked him if she recognised the person. She confirmed that it was Ankush," said Santosh.
Their mother Hemlata Domale recognised from the cut mark on his eyebrow and cheek. "How can a mother not recognise her first born?"
Ankush was 11 and Santosh nine when their father died. "I took my dad's death very badly. I used to roam about with my friends and stayed away from home as long as possible," Ankush said.
When he was 13, he took his uncle's bike but rammed it into another vehicle. The bike was damaged. "When I went back, my uncle beat me and complained to my mother. She too scolded and beat me. In a fit of rage, my mother threw a Rs 50 note and asked me to leave the house. I did," said Ankush.
With the Rs 50, he ate vada pav. "A Sikh truck driver, who was transporting goods from Mumbai to Nanded, came and I told him my story. He offered to take me along with him," he said. Ankush declined the offer to join his home in Punjab. "So he dropped me at a gurdwara in Nanded," Ankush said.
At the gurdwara langar, Ankush started doing seva and came close to the Sikh baba who looked after the place. "In six months, I learnt all my work. In 2013, another baba, Major Singh from a Ludhiana-based gurdwara, came and saw me working."
Impressed by his work, the baba took him to Ludhiana. "I changed my name to Gurubaj Singh and became a Sikh," he said. Ankush used to transport wheat donated by people back to the gurdwara. The baba taught him driving and also helped him get a licence.
But on July 21 night, he had a fight with a fellow worker. "I was reminded of Santosh with whom I always used to fight. I looked him up on FB and found him. I messaged my number and he called," he said. The brothers talked for two hours.
"The baba booked my ticket for Jhelum Express and I reached Pune station on July 28," Ankush said. Hemlata said the family had stopped looking for him two years after he left home. "But I always knew he was safe," she said. Ankush now plans to settle in Pune. "My brother has a stationery shop. I will join him. I won't convert back to my religion. "


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Note: | The Mazal Holocaust Collection |
Descrizione: | xi, 273 pages ; 24 cm |
Contenuti: | The plight of Christian refugees from Nazism, 1933-1945 -- The DP problem in Germany and Austria, 1945-1947 -- UNRRA and the voluntary agencies in Germany, 1945-1947 -- Voluntary agencies and CRALOG -- The lobby for the DP Act, 1946-1948 -- The debates concerning the entrance of Nazi collaborators, 1948-1950 -- The Displaced Persons Commission and the resettlement of DPs, 1948-1952 -- The Church World Service and the protestant DPs -- The Lutheran Resettlement Service -- The National Catholic Resettlement Council and the Catholic DPs -- The United Service for New Americans and the Jewish DPs. |
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During the 1930s and the war years, the mood of American Christians toward refugees - Jews as well as other Christians who were victims of the Holocaust - was generally apathetic. After 1947 though, church leaders showed sustained interest in the issue when they learned that eighty percent of the displaced persons (DPs) were not Jews but European Christians running away from communism. America's Fair Share is the first serious research focusing on the extraordinary period of organized mass immigration and resettlement that took place in the postwar years. Haim Genizi compares the activities of the major sectarian relief agencies and examines in detail their help to hundreds of thousands of DPs. Using neglected archival sources of church-related relief organizations, he studies the relations of Christian relief agencies with the American army in Europe and the DP Commission. He discusses the Displaced Persons Act of 1948, which differed from the traditional immigration policy based on the laissez-faire philosophy, and contends that it was purposely designed to discriminate against Jews. Finally, Genizi addresses the interfaith controversy that arose as to the admission of Nazi collaborators to the United States. The successful DP operation, which admitted and resettled almost a half million people during a short period of time, and in which church-related agencies played the major role, was a remarkable achievement. However, an examination of the considerations that led to this action shows that the motivations behind the DP program were not purely humanitarian. Genizi's comparison of America's impressive activities on behalf of DPs after the war with the negative attitude toward Christian and Jewish refugees during the Hitler era lends understanding to the real motivations behind the action and inaction of the American people.
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"That's not who we are," Ryan said. "That's not how we play. We pride ourselves on being one of the least penalized defenses in the league. Today was a joke."
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The sheer number of penalties was bad enough. The situations were even more wretched.
Penalties gave the Ravens first downs on four plays that were third-and-9 or longer. A defensive holding call on rookie cornerback Kyle Wilson turned an incomplete pass on third-and-28 into a Ravens first down.
Cornerback Antonio Cromartie was flagged four times for 43 yards, including a 28-yard pass interference on a third-and-9 incompletion.
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Receiver Braylon Edwards wiped out a pair of plays that would have done the Jets a world of good. He was called for an illegal shift on a beautiful 33-yard strike from Mark Sanchez to Keller down the right sideline in the second quarter.
On a nifty up-the-middle maneuver to block a field goal, Edwards ran into Ravens kicker Billy Cundiff. The penalty gave the Ravens a first down on a drive that eventually ended with the game's only touchdown.
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I asked linebacker Bart Scott what all the penalties said about the Jets.
"I don't know," Scott said. "You tell me."
Undisciplined? Unprepared?
"If that's what you want to say," he said. "Whatever you want to say."
That was the first impression the Jets made for 2010.
You have to wonder if the happy-funtime atmosphere Ryan condones is negatively impacting them. Ryan already has had to talk to his players at least twice about unprofessionalism and sloppiness.
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More questions were raised this week about how the Jets conduct themselves. They created a stir Saturday with the way they treated Ines Sainz at practice and in the locker room.
Sainz wasn't taken seriously partly because she doesn't take her job seriously. She's promoted on the TV Azteca website as a reporter and a model and is known for showing up to events such as the Super Bowl media day and convincing players to do things like let her measure their muscles or give her a ride on their shoulder pads.
Nevertheless, the club was embarrassed. Jets owner Woody Johnson apologized to Sainz for the team's misbehavior and vowed his team would act with more class henceforth. The Association for Women in Sports Media has gotten involved. The NFL is investigating.
From an outsider's perspective, my own included, it would appear the Jets are running a loose ship.
Taylor scoffed at that idea.
"Hell, no," Taylor said. "Everyone's entitled to their opinion, I guess. But they're not on the ship."
In the same episode of Ryan's "goddamn snack" speech, Taylor showed up late for two practices. Each time, Taylor's coaches laughed off his tardiness.
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THURSDAY, July 31, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Many obese and overweight kids don't see themselves that way, which makes achieving a healthy weight almost impossible, researchers report.
In a new study, 27 percent of children and teens underestimated their weight. Fewer than 3 percent overestimated it. About 25 percent of parents underestimated their child's weight and just 1 percent overestimated it, according to the study.
"Efforts to prevent childhood obesity should incorporate education for both children and parents regarding the proper identification and interpretation of actual body weight," said lead researcher Han-Yang Chen, from the department of quantitative health sciences at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, Mass.
"Interventions for appropriate weight loss should target children directly because one of the major driving forces to lose weight comes from the child's perception of their weight," he said.
The report was published July 31 in the journal Preventing Chronic Disease.
Dr. William Muinos, director of the weight management program at Miami Children's Hospital, said, "I see weight misperception all the time."
Parents don't understand why their child is overweight or obese, he said. Parents think their child has a glandular problem or they will outgrow obesity. "That's nonsense, because obese kids are likely to stay obese," Muinos said.
Children can misperceive their weight if all the people they see are obese or overweight, he said. "If everyone you're around in your family and your social world is obese or overweight, then you are one big happy family. And you see that in our country," Muinos explained.
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Analysts expect SBA Communications to lose money into next year, but the wireless revolution continues to power the Boca Raton-based company's revenue and stock price.
The owner and operator of wireless communication towers (NASDAQ: SBAC) is losing money because of the capital-intensive nature of providing the infrastructure that brings data to your mobile device. On Aug. 2, it reported a loss of $83.9 million, or 72 cents a share, for the second quarter. In the prior-year period, it had a loss of $29.4 million, or 25 cents a share.
Revenue, however, grew 13.5 percent, to $154.5 million from $136.1 million. Analysts are generally optimistic, and shares traded at a 52-week high of $37.23 on Aug. 2.
SBA says it is well positioned for the future, thanks to the rapidly growing embrace of mobile technology and smart phones like the BlackBerry. SBA's top customers are AT&T, Sprint Nextel Corp. and Verizon, President and CEO Jeffrey Stoops said.
"2010 will likely be remembered as the turning point of smart phones and 4G [a newer, advanced wireless communications standard]," Stoops told analysts in an Aug. 3 conference call.
In a subsequent interview with the Business Journal, Stoops called the wireless business "one of the fastest-growing communications segments anywhere."
Some facts support his bullish claim. First, there's the growing number of mobile phone users. Next, Internet users are trending away from traditional, bulky desktop computers and toward laptops and handheld mobile devices. And, as the Internet matures, applications such as video are becoming even more data intensive, requiring carriers to provide more bandwidth.
A study by Cambridge, Mass.-based technology-consulting firm Forrester Research (NASDAQ: FORR) said that 34 million U.S. mobile subscribers in 2008 accessed the Internet at least once a month with their cell phones. By 2014, that number is expected to more than triple to 106 million people.
Founded in 1989, SBA grew out of a real estate company, Stoops said. "What they used to call this business when it first got off the ground was vertical real estate."
SBA uses its real estate expertise to scout locations, assess land values, and navigate zoning and permitting, Stoops noted.
At the end of the second quarter, SBA said it owned 8,588 towers, and managed or leased about 5,600 more actual or potential sites. It also consults about sites and does construction.
SBA has consistently grown revenue, but posted bottom-line losses over the last few years. Last year, the company posted a loss of $140.8 million on revenue of $555.5 million.
For all of 2010, the company projects revenue growth of 13 percent, to $628 million.
Analysts expect the company to lose 51 cents a share in 2011.
After dipping with the wider market during the crash, SBA's stock is priced slightly above where it was two years ago.
As the company continues to build and acquire tower sites, the negative bottom line shouldn't be the major focus, Stoops said. "My bottom line is more about free cash flow per share, not GAAP earnings per share."
Stoops conceded that leverage is a concern – SBA ended the second quarter with about $3.1 billion in total debt – but said the greater concern is refinancing on favorable terms.
Over the past year or so, SBA has structured its debt so that none is due for three years and no more than 22 percent of it is due in any single year, he noted.
SBA is helped by the fact that it's one of a few major players in a capital-intensive growth sector where recurring revenues are the norm, said analyst Stephen Dunn, president of LifeTech Capital in Boca Raton.
"It's a company in a growth sector whose performance is in line with the demand," he said. "While highly leveraged, it appears to be using the leverage effectively."
In a research note on Aug. 2, JPMorgan analysts rated SBA's stock at "overweight," the equivalent of "buy." Of 16 analyst polled this month by Yahoo Finance, four rated the company "strong buy," eight rated it "buy" and four rated it "hold." No analysts rated it "underperform" or "sell."
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Google has taken the fight to U.S. District Court against fraudulent prescription drug sellers that post malware ads on its search site.
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Cornerstone Environmental Group LLC, an engineering and environmental consulting firm based in Middletown, New York, has announced plans to provide landfill gas engineering and air permitting services to the city of Glasgow, Kentucky for a project that will convert methane gas produced by the city's landfill into electrical power. According to Cornerstone, at peak production, the project will supply the electrical power needs of about 450 residences and serve as a back-up power source for the city's wastewater treatment plant. The project involves a partnership between Glasgow and the East Kentucky Power Cooperative (EKPC) through its local affiliate, Farmers Rural Electric Cooperative, to install a landfill gas collection system and sell the captured gas to EKPC at a wholesale rate. EKPC will generate electricity from the gas for sale to Farmers. The $1.3 million gas collection system is being funded by loans and grants. Assisting in the funding project is the state of Kentucky, through its Kentucky Energy Conservation for Local Governments, which awarded the project a $100,000 grant. In awarding the grant, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear, says, "This effort is the ultimate recycling project -- using science and innovation to literally turn trash in to energy. Thanks to the vision and creativity of both the public and private partners in this project, the city of Glasgow will have a renewable energy source, save local tax dollars and reduce their carbon footprint on the planet." Matthew Davies, co-president of Cornerstone, notes, "What sets the Glasgow project apart from other landfill gas-to-energy projects we have worked on is the extremely high level of collaboration among the partners and the leadership and foresight of Kentucky and Glasgow. This economic development project will provide high quality jobs and affordable reliable renewable electricity, as well as environmental benefits. We are so excited to be supporting the city of Glasgow and EKPC and cannot wait to be present when commercial power production starts."
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KnowMiddletown in a small city located on the Connecticut river, about 20 miles south of Hartford. UnderstandMiddletown in the home of Wesleyan University. Get in/Get outI-91 to Rt. 9 South. SeeInsidesMiddletown has exactly one attaction, Kidcity Children's Museum. 119 Washington St., 860 347-0495 http://www.kidcitymuseum.com/ OutsidesDoEatBudgetMid-rangeSplurgeDrinkSleepInn at Middletown , http://www.innatmiddletown.com/


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Upcoming Retreats
School Retreats
We provide retreats for students in Years 10, 11 and Sixth Form in schools and sixth form colleges.
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Confirmation Retreats
Retreats for Confirmation Groups from parishes or deaneries
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Family Retreat
A retreat for people who would like to come on retreat either by themselves, in groups, or with their families.
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Family Weekend 2014
A weekend for familys to come and enjoy a retreat at St Cassians Centre
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Lasallian Camp 2014
A weekend for the Lasallian schools of the UK to gather at St Cassian's Centre and together join in celebration of being Lasallian
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Crocus tommasinianus
Crocus tommasinianus (woodland crocus, Tommasini's crocus, early crocus), often referred to as 'tommies', were named after the botanist Muzio G. Spirito de Tommasini (1794-1879), who was Mayor of the city of Triest. They are native to Bulgaria, Hungary and former Yugoslavia. They are often referred to as early or snow crocuses, but these terms are shared with several other species, although C. tommasinianus is amongst the first to bloom.
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It is a cormous perennial of the Crocus genus in the Iridaceae family with a lilac flower, and is one of the smaller of the cultivated species. It has slender flowers about 2–4 cm (1–2 in) long, with white perianth tubes, petals (6) pale silvery lilac to reddish purple, while the outer petals may be overlaid with silver and darker tips. A variant, C. tommasinianus f. albus, is white. Its cultivars are used as ornamental plants. Height: 3 in (76 mm)
It naturalises easily earning an official recognition as a weed. It is often planted in large drifts in gardens and parks.
This plant has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.[1]
- 'Ruby Giant' (purple)
- 'Whitewell Purple' (silvery reddish purple flowers, pale mauve on the inside)
- 'Barr's Purple' (amethyst violet)
- 'Lilac Beauty' (purple)
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An event florist specialising in Weddings and Events - also offering flower deliveries via our friendly florist shop based on the Whitton/Twickenham border of Hounslow. We will create a beautiful arrangement for you whatever the occasion. We deliver to Hounslow, Twickenham, Cranford, Heston, Whitton, Isleworth, Bedfont, Feltham, Hanworth as well as nationwide and international orders.
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A idea on how to blance Pvp?
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Ya this isn't sounding like that great of a idea the moroe I think about it you bring up good points tho about the buffs stacking. That might be where the true trouble is.
Ya its cool to get some diffrent ideas on things. Like I was saying I honestly think the classes and the ships are very well balanced one on one. The issue I think ends up being the stacking of buffs. DMG buffs can be stacked to crazy heights... and even still a good team will Pile heals on a target.... honestly if you do the math in some of the higher end games... there is literally 200k in dmg heading to one target in 5 seconds, sometimes less... and there are teams that can still catch that kinda spike and heal it... and you see a target that will have 3 Hazards... an engi team... a couple TSS... mabey even an extend shields... and likely someone popped a sci fleet. lol
IMHO anyway.... if Cryptic next patch did what every other mmo in the world did and make NO buffs stack... meaning that the best version applys and thats it. So if you have a Hz 3 and a Hz1 on you only the Hz 3 applys.
Like wise for tac teams and tac fleets... and aux to sifs.... and everything else that can stack. The game would be much more balanced. After that they could look into diminishing return values for things like shield resists... and tac buffs. Running more then one skill that effects a system should help... but there needs to be less upside to popping off every single skill you have all at once.
Baby steps though... remove stacking of same type first.


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TUAW tours the Apple Company Store
David Chartier and I made the obligatory pilgrimage to Cupertino this week to snag some Apple swag for ourselves, friends, family and potentially even for you - to win in a future contest. We've posted some Company Store and generic campus pics in the gallery for your enjoyment. So... enjoy!...
Software Updates
more updates- Apple Remote Desktop updated with Yosemite support
- OS X Yosemite 10.10.2, iOS 8.1.3 updates now available
- Sports Illustrated 120 SPORTS channel comes to Apple TV
- Logic Pro X update brings AirDrop support, new effects, tools, and more
- Parallels Access 2.5 released, adds file manager, computer-to-computer remote access
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St. Vincent Charity Medical Center 150th Anniversary Bash The St. Vincent Charity Medical Center 150th Anniversary Bash in the spectacular Ames Family Atrium at the Cleveland Museum of Art is February 28 from 7:00 - 11:30 p.m. 2/28/2015 - 2/28/2015 »
Regina Health Center Holy-In-One Golf Outing The 16th annual Holy-In-One Golf Outing tees off Monday, June 15, 2015, at the legendary Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. The event benefits Regina Health Center. 6/15/2015 - 6/15/2015 »
Mercy Service League "Ignite the Night!" Harvest Ball Mercy Medical Center's Mercy Service League will hold its annual Harvest Ball Saturday, October 24, 2015, in Canton with a new theme, "Ignite the Night!" 10/24/2015 - 10/24/2015 »
The South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families is expanding health care access to fathers in the Spartanburg, South Carolina, area with a nurse practitioner making monthly visits to give limited direct health care, health screenings, health education and more.[More]
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Regina Health Center was in the top 1 percent of all Ohio nursing homes in the recently released Ohio Department of Aging family satisfaction survey. With a score of 95.12 out of 100, Regina Health Center (RHC) placed ninth among more than 960 nursing homes surveyed.[More]
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WIS-TV in Columbia, South Carolina has produced a 30-second public service announcement (PSA) to promote Healthy Learners.[More]
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The American Heart Association has recognized Providence Hospitals as a Gold Fit-Friendly Worksite for helping employees eat better and move more.[More]
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A team of four employees from the health system finished in third place in the team competition of the Tackle the Tower stair climb, raising money to benefit families staying at Ronald McDonald House.[More]
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Edited by leading authorities Bruce E. Katz and Neil S. Sadick, MD, Body Contouring is a brand-new volume in the Procedures in Cosmetic Dermatology Series. It showcases the hottest new body rejuvenation techniques and technologies, including laser lipolysis, focused ultrasound, mesotherapy, laser and light treatments, subcision for cellulite, and more. International contributions equip you to master the newest approaches from around the world. Succinctly written and lavishly illustrated, the book offers a wealth of pearls and pitfalls to help you refine your skills and avoid complications. A bonus DVD allows you to refine your skills by watching key techniques being performed by the authors.
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• Includes a DVD that helps you learn key procedures by seeing them performed by the authors themselves.
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1. History of body sculpting and cellulite treatments
Bruce E. Katz, Shari Clarke
2. Adipose tissue and cellulite: anatomy and physiology
Doris M. Hexsel, Ticiana da Costa Rodrigues, Mariana Soirefmann
3. Cellulite versus subcutaneous adipose tissue: differences and similarities
Misbah H. Khan, Babar K Rao, Neil S. Sadick
4. Pathophysiology of skin laxity and cellulite
Daniel I. Wasserman, Mathew M. Avram
5. Molecular biology of adipose: derived adult stem cells
Amy Forman Taub
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6. Identifying appropriate candidates for body sculpting and skin tightening
Alberto Goldman, Uwe Wollina
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Brenda Chrastil LaTowsky, Jennifer L. MacGregor, Michael S. Kaminer
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8. Traditional liposuction for fat reduction
Gerhard Sattler
9. Laser lipolysis for fat reduction and skin tightening
Bruce E. Katz, Jason McBean
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16. Recognition and management of complications of fat and cellulite treatments
Barry E. DiBernardo
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CBC management is in disarray, morale at the CBC is at an all-time low and taxpayers continue to be hosed to the tune of about $100,000,000 of our taxes every 30 days simply to satisfy CBC's lavish, outrageous wasteful lifestyle. Senior management at the CBC is out of control. CBC Scandals grow everyday while management continues to spend your money to cover them up. With no CBC accountability to taxpayers, a biased news service that serves only the extreme socialists and anti Semitics, the only solution is for Harper to act as the Liberals did with Petro Canada and Air Canada, sell the CBC.
Its 2015 what case can be made for the Government to be in the broadcasting business, competing unfairly with the private sector and wasting taxpayer's hard earned money? A Government owned media service serving only a small elite market. The CBC receives advertising and cable/satellite fees as do private broadcasters such as CTV and Global but this is not enough for the greedy CBC bully they insist and get additional money to waste, about $100,000,000 of your tax money every 30 days.
Our Twitter followers and frequent visitors to cbcExposed continue to motivate us to expose CBC's abuse and waste of tax money as well as exposing their ongoing left wing news bias. They clearly want change; question is how does that happen? It begins with you, the voter, the taxpayer, every day Canadians need to make their voices heard to bring pressure on the Politicians who are charged with protecting your money. Our blog now contains a link to the Politicians contact info for you to make your voice heard. In particular, tell the Cabinet and the Prime Minister to act now to privatize the CBC.
This privatization can easily be achieved by selling CBC English and CBC French to separate buyers. The billions earned from the sale of the CBC can be used to pay down our debt and the taxpayer savings of $100,000,000 every month could be used for important elements to Canadians-health care and education.
cbcExposed continues to hear from confidential sources inside the CBC about the scandal du jour and we will continue to expose their reports of waste, abuse and bias. And every day our blog continues to receive many visitors from Colleges and Universities across Canada. We will welcome student's opinions on our blog; we will publish the best of content from students who want to join us in our mission.
As we approach 500,000 visits to cbcExposed - visitors from across Canada and indeed around the world- we take joy in knowing CBC-HQ visits us daily to research our stories such as the CBC Sunshine List, ongoing scandals such as the Dr. Leenen case against fifth estate-the largest libel case ever awarded against the media in Canadian history-no one at CBC fired and taxpayers paid the award and legal costs.
What does it take for real change at the CBC? You! Act now and contact your MP, the Cabinet and Prime Minister, tell them to stop wasting your money, sell the CBC.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
The CBC said the Jewish Defence League (JDL) is a terrorist group ...
There was a lot for Gillespie to talk about that day — whether the confessed killer, Anders Breivik, was part of a larger organization, or why a Muslim terrorist group had claimed responsibility, etc.
But Gillespie also seems to have had other things on his mind that day — Jews.
So when he was asked about extremist groups he said this: "The Jewish Defence League is a banned terrorist organization in Canada."
That's not an opinion; it's a statement of fact.
The CBC said the Jewish Defence League (JDL) is a terrorist group.
Except it's not true.
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The goods: Michelle Bernstein's Sra. Martinez had the market cornered on Spanish tapas in the Design District, but now there's Andalus in the former Pacific Time space. Co-owned by the team behind Little Havana's El Rincon Asturiano, the newcomer caters to both midday and late-night crowds, offering free WiFi for a leisurely business lunch and staying open until 4am on weekends.
Ambience: Andalus has warmed up and loosened up the old PT space with raucous flamenco music on weekends, plenty of high-top tables in the courtyard and the biggest pig sculpture in the Design District.
The goods: Southern Spanish cuisine, from attentively prepared paellas (allow 20 minutes) to cured pork and delicate seafood. Prices are reasonable and portions are generous. Starters average $12 and most mains are under $25. Wines can be had for $6 a glass.
Dinner starts with country bread and piquant olive oil. Move on to plump boquerones (anchovies) and a platter of Serrano ham. Seafood dishes include hake loin with mussels and prawns; veal chop, classic filet and roasted chicken round out the mains. But the spotlight here is on paellas, from squid-ink blackened rice dotted with shrimp and clams to a rabbit version with mushrooms. Desserts include a traditional crema catalana and a turrón ice cream made with sherry, cream and crushed almond and honey candy.
Verdict: A sexy, accessible paella palace in the Design District.
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IBM Buys Small Denver Startup AlchemyAPI To Expand Watson
March 5, 2015 12:12 pm | by The Associated PressIBM announced the purchase of AlchemyAPI, a small Denver startup, on Wednesday as part of its effort to expand its Watson cognitive computing system.
Toyota Promotes U.S. Execs, Gives Power To North American CEO
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Dow's Next Big Move — A $6 Billion Manufacturing Expansion
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Report: J&J Close To Deal To Buy Partner Pharmacyclics
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By The Numbers: 2014 Record Year For Auto Recalls
March 4, 2015 12:28 pm | by Jon Minnick, Associate EditorThe U.S. government's list of automakers with the most recalled vehicles in 2014 was topped by General Motors and Honda. Combined, the two companies accounted for more than half of the record 64 million vehicles recalled.
ABB To Add 300 Jobs At Tennessee Facility
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Zuckerberg: Facebook Initiative Seeks To Boost Telecoms
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Chemical Industry Group Launches Defense Of BPA
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Auto Industry, Batteries Expected To Bolster Graphite Market
March 4, 2015 10:03 am | by Andy Szal, Digital ReporterA newly released report expects auto production and lithium-ion batteries to bolster the U.S. graphite market by nearly 30 percent by 2020.
Auto Industry Slows For Bad Weather, But Stays On Course
March 4, 2015 9:49 am | by Tom Krisher and Dee-Ann Durbin, AP Auto WritersFebruary threw snowstorms and other roadblocks at the auto industry, but U.S. sales of new cars and trucks are still poised to hit their highest level in more than a decade this year.
Google Unveils 'Project Titan'
March 3, 2015 12:39 pm | by Jon Minnick, Associate EditorMonday at the Mobile World Congress currently convening in Barcelona, Google announced the company's plans for Titan, the drone company that Google acquired last year.
Feds List Manufacturing Jobs Among Best That 'Don't Need A Degree'
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Researchers Call For Licorice Limits After Boy Develops Seizures
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Google To Enter Wireless Market
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Sponge of Life
We may owe our existence to the sea sponge.
By Paca Thomas
Sponges are filter feeders with no sophisticated digestive system, a consumption method that absorbs less oxygen—and may have made the squishy creatures central to early life on Earth.
March 3 2015 7:16 PM
Command, Control, Delete
How Clinton's team responds to questions about her private email account will tell us a lot about how the Clinton White House would operate.
John Dickerson


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SImon Cowell, Paulina Rubio, Peter Rice, Chairman and CEO, Fox Networks Group, Demi Lovato, Kevin Reilly, Chairman, Entertainment Fox Broadcasting, David Hill, Senior Executive Vice President, 21st Century Fox, Kelly Rowland, and Mario Lopez attend Fox's "The X Factor" Season 3 premiere party at Ciccone Restaurant on September 5, 2013 in West Hollywood, California.