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Dana Siegelman, daughter of imprisoned former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman, was recently interviewed by the author about her father's political and highly suspect prosecution begun by George W. Bush's Department of Justice (DOJ). Don Siegelman, the only person to ever serve as Alabama's attorney general, lieutenant governor and governor, was federally prosecuted and imprisoned by political cronies of Karl Rove acting under his direction. The author detailed the events of Siegelman's politically motivated prosecution in an August 7, 2012 article originally seen in Online Publishing Company.
Dana Siegelman has been actively speaking out on her father's behalf, raising awareness of his political prosecution
Former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman is arguably America's most high-profile political prisoner
Dana Siegelman was first asked if she believed there was a connection between her father's 2002 contested bid for re-election and his subsequent prosecutions. She responded affirmatively and then offered the following explanation:
"According to the academics and investigative journalists who have covered my father's re-election in 2002, e.g. Mark Crispin Miller, Brad Friedman, James Gundlach, Andrew Gumpel, etc., the election was stolen by my dad's opponent, Bob Riley, and a handful of Republican operatives. My dad was announced the winner and the next morning votes had been shifted in favor of Riley. No other votes had shifted for any other candidates; only the gubernatorial tabulations had shifted. The attorney general at the time, Bill Pryor, threatened to put anyone who recounted the votes in prison. Pryor's campaign for attorney general had been run by Karl Rove, who Pryor hired for some $200k. Rove also helped with the election of Republican justices for Alabama's Supreme Court, and my father knew contesting the election was guaranteed to fail. He conceded and promised to run again. Within weeks, an investigation into the governor's office started by Attorney General Pryor was handed over to U.S. Attorney Leura Canary, who was vetted by Rove and appointed by George W. Bush. She just happened to be married to newly 'elected' Governor Bob Riley's campaign manager, Bill Canary, and was a longtime partner of Karl Rove's."
Bob Riley "defeated" Don Siegelman in a highly questionable election in which votes had been "shifted"
Ms. Siegelman was next questioned about how her experience with the federal courts and the DOJ has changed the way in which she views the administration of justice in the U.S. Specifically, she was asked if her experience has diminished her level of respect for the federal criminal justice system in general. She responded as follows:
"The long and painful trial that my dad endured while he was trying to keep his political career alive was frustrating at best and depressing at worst. When he was convicted, I thought the whole world was falling apart. When he was dragged away in handcuffs and shackles immediately after sentencing, I could barely breathe. The shock level is unexplainable. I went two months without talking to my father because they kept moving him from Atlanta, to New York, to Oklahoma, I think Texas, and finally to Oakdale, LA. It was impossible to write him a letter and he barely had time to adjust before he was shipped off again. Journalists agree that the only reason for this harsh treatment was to keep him from speaking out further about the political motivations for his prosecution.
Through the years that I have been mobilizing for my father's freedom, I have met and discussed his case with hundreds of people, many of whom have experienced prejudice in the courtroom. You could say that this problem has always been a part of the American judicial system. In fact, one reason my father's prosecution is referred to as a 'witch-hunt' is because at one point in our history, women were tracked down and burned alive because they threatened the status quo. There are more people sitting in American prisons than ever before and most of them are targeted, i.e. Black or Hispanic. We have never rid the court of prejudice; we just keep changing the type of prejudice."
Former Attorney General Bill Pryor threatened to jail anyone trying to recount disputed votes in the election that saw Siegelman mysteriously unseated
The next question put to Ms. Siegelman concerned whether she now views other federal prosecutions differently in light of the injustice experienced in her dad's matter. Many criminal justice experts have long asserted that one of the dangers of frivolous and unjust prosecutions is the fostering of a mood of general disrespect for the criminal justice system as a whole. Ms. Siegelman replied that she now "absolutely" looks at other prosecutions in a different light. She further explained:
"Now that I am aware that Americans are not granted a fair and speedy trial, I cannot help but question the motivations that brought the prosecution of others. There are very few obvious cases of criminality. Instead we often hear about conspiracy and corruption, and the media fails to give us the greater details of the case. Superficial and one-sided journalism went on for two years in Alabama papers while my dad was on trial, influencing the jurors and the public's opinion. Only after the case was closed and my dad was imprisoned did national journalists pick and prod through the hogwash that prosecutors had fed to the media. You could say I remain skeptical."
Bill Canary, longtime partner of Karl Rove, promised that Siegelman would be pursued by the DOJ
Ms. Siegelman was next asked about how others perceive her dad's legal problems. She was queried about how she explains what has happened and whether there is a persistent belief that her dad "must have done something" resulting from people's misplaced faith in the System. She acknowledged that many do harbor such beliefs and continued:
"Something about a system that has been in place for hundreds of years, and which is based on fundamentals in the Bible, makes people, religious or not, feel it is sacred and not to be questioned. I was one of those people and even wondered if my father had made a mistake (good men do make mistakes), but a survey of the facts quickly led me to believe that the prosecutors were at fault. Sadly, sworn testimony and several independent investigations show that this was not an isolated case in a conservative state, but a predominant modus operandiamong the Bush-appointees of the Department of Justice. Karl Rove and Alabama Senators vetted loyal, Republican judges, such as Judge Mark Fuller, for the federal bench and prosecutors were encouraged to investigate Democrats over Republicans or pursue voter fraud where Democrats would be disenfranchised from voting in the next elections."
(insert leura canary and alice martin- Leura Canary and Alice Martin were "Canary's girls," entrusted with the task of bringing down Siegelman
The interview then moved to whether Ms. Siegelman believes her father's case is atypical, or is merely one (albeit particularly egregious) of many tragedies resulting from a broken system of justice in the U.S.
"There are other prominent Democrats across the country, who not only sympathize with my father, but also understand his plight. Had it not been for Georgia Thompson telling the truth in Wisconsin, Governor Jim Doyle might be in prison with my father. Had it not been for David Iglesias coming forward with eight other U.S. attorneys and pushing against the DOJ, more Democrats would have been wrongly prosecuted. These U.S. attorneys were fired for not pursuing political targets. Iglesias testified that orders to fire apolitical U.S. attorneys came from the very top, from U.S. Attorney General Gonzales and Rove. Though Rove and Gonzales ultimately resigned over the scandal, there were absolutely no other consequences."
Karl Rove, Bush henchman, is believed to be the architect of Don Siegelman's political prosecution
Don Siegelman's prosecution began under the Bush administration, but has been pursued with equal vigor by President Obama's DOJ. Ms. Siegelman was asked about this and whether there was an initial hope that a change in administration would bring relief.
"President Obama's DOJ is really still Bush's DOJ. Unlike Clinton and Bush, Obama was unable to replace appointees from the previous administration with the same ease. Additionally, he sought a bipartisan administration that would prove to the American people that he could work across party lines to get things done. He left hundreds of judicial appointments unfilled, either because he felt he could not fill them with the approval of the Senate or because he did not want to be perceived as a progressive politician looking to benefit friends within his own party. For that reason, he has lost control of the DOJ, which continues to prosecute some people, unchecked."
Obama's Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer has pursued Siegelman's case as aggressively as the Bush prosecutors who initiated it
The American legal system is supposed to be one of checks and balances. The next question put to Ms. Siegelman asked whether she had at one time believed that "something" would happen prior to her father's incarceration to intercede on his behalf. Her answer cites a faith in the average person's sense of right and wrong.
"Yes, the American people (I believed would intercede). I thought that if enough people were educated, no one would stand for Don Siegelman to go to prison. I still believe that. I'm collecting signatures at www.FREE-DON.org for a presidential pardon and I am hopeful that people, once educated, will add their names to free my dad!"
AUSA Louis Franklin sought the maximum sentence for Siegelman, ignoring all evidence of the case's illegitimacy.
The questioning next moved to the federal prosecutors and their relationship with the trial judge, who appeared to be very much pro prosecution. Ms. Siegelman's take on the supposedly impartial judge is both edifying and fascinating.
"There is sworn testimony implicating Rove's involvement in directing the Department of Justice to pursue my father. This testimony also alleges that the judge was handpicked by my dad's political opponents at the time, who were working for Bob Riley. Dana Jill Simpson, a Republican operative who worked for Rove and my father's opponent, Riley, had conversations with Riley's son Rob, who claimed Judge Fuller would 'hang Don Siegelman' before anyone else knew who the judge was. The House Judiciary Committee pulled her phone records to prove that she had indeed been in contact with the people she claimed.
Furthermore, the judge, Mark Everett Fuller, was a known adversary of my father and should have recused himself. In fact, he should have never been appointed as a judge. He had, in 2002, been caught spiking the salary of his chief investigative officer. In fact, Fuller had doubled his salary and the man was making more than my father was as governor! My dad replaced Fuller with a new district attorney, Gary McAliley. McAliley took Fuller to court and won. Fuller was embarrassed but remained a federal judge, having been appointed the same year by President George W. Bush.
Furthermore, Judge Fuller owned Doss Aviation, a company that provided soldiers uniforms, trained pilots, and refueled planes. Shortly after my father was convicted, Fuller was rewarded with a $200 million defense contract with the Bush Administration. The man who put my father behind bars for raising money for an education referendum campaign to give Alabama children a higher education and reappointed a man who had resigned to the same non-paying board he sat on under three other governors (whom he contributed to) was reaping millions from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, thanks to his loyalist Bush connections!"
USD J Mark Fuller was handpicked by Rove's cronies to "hang" Don Siegelman
Don Siegelman is currently in a federal prison camp and the questioning next turned to how he isfaring. Specifically, Ms. Siegelman was asked about how his spirits are holding up and whether he remains generally upbeat.
"Five years ago when Dad was first sentenced, he was dragged away in handcuffs and leg manacles, without time to say goodbye to his family or put his affairs in order. He was fairly petrified of what was in store for him. He was held in solitary confinement for a month and moved around like a fugitive. First to Atlanta's maximum security prison, then to New York, Oklahoma, I believe Texas, and finally Oakdale, Louisiana. After arriving at Oakdale and being taken out of solitary, his spirits lifted and he realized how much support he had. He was positive the courts would do the right thing and exonerate him.
Fast-forward five years. He is re-sentenced by the same corrupt, despicable judge who had him dragged away the first time. This time his report date is September 11th, a strategic move by Judge Fuller to suppress any national media his re-sentencing would have garnered. Only local and progressive news agencies thoroughly covered the ridiculous failure of the Supreme Court to hear this case. His re-sentencing was a disgrace and publicly displayed the judge's hatred for my father. He was given an upward sentence (departure) of a year and a half for speaking out against his prosecution and for not showing remorse.
When my father's lawyer, Susan James, jumped up to object to the ruling, she proclaimed, and I paraphrase, 'Your honor, what is the point of maintaining your innocence, pursuing your appeal, which is your right as a citizen of this country, if you are just going to be punished more for speaking out against what you believe to be wrong?' The judge hit the gavel, 'Objection denied.' It was at that moment that my anger boiled over, and I promised myself I would be speaking out for my father, no matter the costs. My dad, on the other hand, hides his frustrations and tries to convey hope anytime we talk, though I know his spirit is breaking."
Siegelman attorney Susan James was outgunned by a team of corrupt adversaries that included the judge and prosecutors
Dana Siegelman has been working tirelessly getting her dad's story out in the media. Having exhausted his appeals, the most viable avenue for relief is now a presidential pardon or commutation of sentence. She was asked to assess the likelihood of obtaining such relief.
"Life is full of fifty-fifty chances. Most of the time people wait for those opportunities because they don't want to risk 'losing,' which they risk anyway by not trying. I was raised to stand up to injustice, whether it was someone being bullied on a playground or whether it was a disproportionate favoritism because I was the 'governor's daughter!'
Dad turned down extravagant gifts, refused to take millions on a case he had won and worked hard on, and even cut his salary as governor so that the funds could be re-directed toward education because he believed that he should not be more privileged than those he represented. My father is a wonderful man and has worked tirelessly in public service to better life for those less fortunate than him. He always understood that he worked for the people. I hope we can mobilize enough people to stand up for him.
Finally, I'm not worried about the President's decision. I'm worried about the education of Americans and the future generation. If we do not educate, no one will hear, learn or act to change the injustices of our past. My purpose is to empower those without a voice, including my father, by educating those with one. I encourage all those reading this to exercise that power by signing the petition at www.FREE-DON.org!"
Dana Jill Simpson's sworn affidavit detailed the political plot against Siegelman that culminated in his trial and imprisonment
Siegelman's prosecution was initiated by Bush's DOJ, but pursued just as harshly by Obama's prosecutors. Where's the hope and change?
Lastly, Ms. Siegelman was asked what she would like to say to President Obama, assuming she had his ear for 15 minutes. What would be her best argument for her father's pardon or commutation?
"I would tell the president that one of the greatest honors he has is being the last voice for justice when the justice system fails us. I would impress upon him the need to personally review this case, particularly as a constitutional law scholar. I would ask whether he felt all politicians and contributors guilty of an implied quid pro quo should be prosecuted and punished. His answer, of course, would be'No.' If there is no explicit agreement and no self-enrichment scheme and no benefit to the 'bribed'and no victim, then there can be no crime."
As Ms. Siegelman explains above, her father has committed no crime. Nevertheless, he is sitting in federal prison with a 78 month sentence, the victim of a political hit job by Karl Rove and the DOJ. President Obama has thus far failed to correct this injustice and in fact it is his DOJ that has perpetuated the matter. Don Siegelman does, however, have a most vocal and capable advocate in his daughter, Dana and she has been performing brilliantly at getting out the details of this outrageous travesty of justice. She and her growing ranks of supporters hope that justice for the former governor will ultimately prevail.
(Originally published in Online Publishing Company, www.onlinepublishingcompany.com)


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May 31st, 2003, 10:43 AM
what causes dogs to get crystals in urine, my baby is 2 years old?
german shephard w/crystals in urinevidal76 May 31st, 2003, 10:43 AM what causes dogs to get crystals in urine, my baby is 2 years old? pethouse June 14th, 2003, 12:59 AM the cause depends on the type of crystals. the dog may also develop bladder stones from the crystals. my dobie mix is on science diet c/d to keep her struvite crystals at a minimum (excessive mg & phos cause these crystals) although she was being fed a premium dog food. I think my dog has a predisposition to developing crystals in her urine and subsequent urinary tract infections and incontinence. I suggest you have your vet do a complete work-up to determine what type of crystals are present and she/he can then prescribe the correct course of treatment. The problem will not go away by itself. my dog is doing great on her special diet. |

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- 1415-95 Fort Awesome Printer, Anjelica Mitlitsky, Senator for the School of the Arts
- 1415-95 Fort Awesome Printer, Anjelica Mitlitsky, Senator for the School of the Arts
- 1415-96 Appointment of McKenna Plec-Cook to SOA Senator, Chairman O'Rourke
- 1415-97 Appointment of Demetrius McCray to Crossroads Senator, Chairman O'Rourke
- 1415-98 Manhattanville Thank You Letter, Joseph Bissonnette, Senator of Crossroads
- 1415-99 Resignation of Senator Billy Manton, William Manton, Senator for the School of the Arts
- 1415-100 Vigil Kit, Joseph Chiavaro, Kinga Toth, Senators for Off Campus Students
Come to the Campus Center North Lobby to learn about different PSGA clubs all month!
The Lineup:
3/3 Tuesday - Sociology Club/ Freenew
3/4 Wednesday - Cheese Club
3/5 Thursday - Hillel
3/6 Friday - Complexuality/Planned Parenthood at Purchase
3/9 Monday Green Team
3/11 Wednesday - Gamers United
3/12 Thursday - Cosplay Club /Improv Club
3/13 Friday - Anthropology Club
3/17 Tuesday - OAPIA
3/18 Wednesday - S.O.C.A.
3/19 Thursday - Latinos Unidos
3/20 Friday - Hip-Hop Club GRIOT
3/24 Tuesday - LGBTQU/Musical Theater Club
3/26 Thursday - PUSH
For more information contact email@example.com
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Have you had trouble getting your bike out of a snow-packed bike rack? Has your bike been subject to rust due to prolonged outdoor storage? We want to hear from you! Take our Bike Parking Survey below:
On The Agenda: Stray Cat Shelters, A Printer for the Fort, & Gender Neutral Restroom Signs
Check out tomorrow's Senate agenda:
- 1415-95 Fort Awesome Printer, Anjelica Mitlitsky, Senator for the School of the Arts
- 1415-91 Resignation of Jeremy Kinney as the Chair of Diversity, Jeremy Kinney, Senator of Alumni Village
- 1415-90 Senate Voting Records, Moss Robeson
- 1415-92 Gender Neutral Bathroom Signs, Joseph Chiavaro, Senator for Off Campus Students; Steven Smith, Senator for the School of the Arts
- 1415-93 Shelter for Stray Cats, Anjelica Mitlitsky, Senator for the School of the Arts
A Weekly Recap With Some Donuts
Love J Dilla? Love Tippwerk, PWR BTTM, Show Me The Body, and/or Pinkwash? Love donuts? Then you should have been at the Stood this weekend, ya dingus! Here's a new Weekly Recap to break it down for you.
Weekly Recap - Masquerade Ball After Party
Another week, another Weekly Recap from the PSGA Public Affairs team, edited and pieced together by Dustin Dacier! Shout out to OAPIA for a sick after party for their Masquerade Ball fashion show last weekend. Check out pictures from the fashion show below by Jordan Syrop!
A Message From Your Chair of Senate
There's been a lot of false information spreading around school about the way the PSGA governs itself. Our Chair of Senate, Teddy O'Rourke (Design/Technology, '15) is here to clarify and clear up this "giant game of telephone".
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Edit: Aaron Kass, Dustin Dacier
Music: Evan Shornstein
Weekly Recap :: YUNG GUTTED x KRAKAUR x DEVOYE x KALLIE LAMPEL
Welcome back to beautiful Purchase College, where the walkways are slippery and the grass is always greener when its not covered in 2 ft of snow...
Anywho- our new video intern, Dustin Dacier, made a little treat for all of you stranded in the dorms because of Winter Storm Juno: the PSGA's first Weekly Recap, featuring Purchase's own Yung Gutted, Krakaur, Devoye, and Kallie Lampel. Keep scrolling for shots from our new photo intern, Jordan Syrop.
Student Activities in 2015 →
Hello Purchase College Students,
I am Amanda Wylie, your newly appointed Student Activities Coordinator! I am a senior Arts Management major here at Purchase. This semester, I will be working with the Student Activities Board (SAB) to ensure that the events being held on campus reflect the diversity of our student body.
The term of this position normally lasts throughout one full school year. However, last semester we had a different Student Activities Coordinator (SAC) Jossalyn Collado. Jossalyn resigned from the position at the end of the fall semester due to personal circumstances. Because of her resignation, the Senate held an emergency meeting to vote for who the next SAC would be. There were four candidates who submitted resolutions to the Senate, including Joe Chiavaro, Janet Katsnelson, Jennifer Sinski, and myself. After each of us answered the same five questions from the Senate, the floor was opened to the Senators and other attendees, to ask us a total of five questions each that differed based on the interests of the person asking the question.
Finally, the meeting was called into closed session, which means that only voting members are allowed in the room, to discuss their final decision. Fortunately, I came out of this Senate meeting alive and with new responsibilities. It is now up to me to ensure that the programming on campus holds the utmost respect to our students' standards in regards to exciting programming that appeals to the diverse nature of our school.
Currently, I am reviewing and editing a number of important documents such as How to Plan an Event in The Stood, the Venue Access Form, and UPD Coverage Agreement, to make sure they comply with current processes at our school. These documents need to be brought up to speed with the PSGA's current operating standards.
The How to Plan an Event in The Stood is a detailed document which clearly explains how any student can run an event on campus. The Venue Access Form is a form that students must sign in order to rent spaces in The Stood and other areas on campus. It is a signed contract that shows that the event hosts understand the process of renting a space and that they respect the rules that come along with that space. The UPD Coverage Agreement ensures that there is a standardization of when and where extra UPD officers will be required at PSGA sponsored events.
Aside from this, I chair the Student Activities Board. The SAB includes: Stephanie Knipe [Student Center (The Stood) Coordinator], William Rutledge; Major Events Coordinator (MEC), Jack Tomascak; General Programming Coordinator (GPC), Jeremy Kinney (Tech Services Coordinator), Cameron Bish (Senator), Haley Ryan (Senator), and Steven Smith (Senator).
Stephanie chairs the Student Center Committee, which specifically deals with matters pertaining to The Stood. New to The Stood this semester is a marvelous marquee, which will be placed outside The Stood within the first couple of weeks of our return. The marquee will have the weekly events going on at The Stood posted for all to see. Additionally, the Safer Space Policy now reads:
• Be extremely mindful of my speech and actions and the effect they may have on others.
• I will respect people's boundaries and always interact with others' consent, be it physically, emotionally, or verbally.
• I will not make assumptions about people's identities in terms of race, gender, sexuality, abilities, class, or background.
• I will be aware of my prejudices and privileges and the space I take up in The Stood.
• I will enforce mutual aid and mutual respect consistently and look out for my peers in The Stood.
• I will radically carry these guidelines through all forms of communication, physical and non-physical: in person, by telephone, and on the internet.
Lawyers that are not affiliated with Purchase College are reviewing the Safer Space Policy; this is in order to ensure that the policy does not breach any of our constitutional rights. As of right now, this policy is current and active.
The MEC handles large-scale events such as Culture Shock: our biggest music festival program of the year. Will, along with the Major Events Committee, which he chairs, "[plans] on programming a diverse Culture Shock bill that will… reach… the student body. Through close work, the SAB, and venturing down as many student outreach sectors as possible, we'll have a festival that offers something for everyone."
Our GPC, Jack, chairs the General Programming Committee, which handles programming such as Zombie Prom, The Cover Show, and roller-skating. The GPC has other exciting surprises for next semester that are heading our way. If any students or clubs would like to collaborate with the GPC, there are budgets available for just that! Jack plans to meet with representatives from the cultural clubs on campus as well as the diversity committee to ensure inclusive and diverse programming.
The Major Events Committee and General Programming Committee each have eight open voting seats available. That means that the first eight students, which are not on the committee, who arrive to the meeting, are considered voting members during that particular meeting (if they so choose). The eight open seats vary each meeting. There is no guarantee that you will be a voting member once, or more than once, as voting seats are first come first serve.
As of right now, the Major Events Committee has two available permanent voting seats titled Student at Large. A Student at Large is any student that does not currently hold a position within the Purchase Student Government Association (PSGA). The General Programming Committee has two Student at Large positions available as well. If you are interested in a position for either committee, you can send an email to email@example.com. You will receive a response to your email within two official class days by Jack Tomascak, Will Rutledge, or myself.
All committee meetings (including the Student Center Committee, and weekly Senate meetings) are open meetings to the entire campus community; so, don't be shy when it comes to voicing your opinions and concerns! Even if you are just sitting in, if you'd like to know what is going on, feel free to go to the meetings. The meeting dates and times may vary based on the new semesters' scheduling and will be clearly advertised throughout the semester.
If you are too shy in person, and you enjoy using Facebook, there is a group called "Fall Fest & Culture Shock 2014-2015 Wishlist" where you can voice your choice in music for Culture Shock. There is also a page called "SUNY PURCHASE EVENTS BRIGADE" that focuses on the general events going on at Purchase, if you are interested in what is happening on campus. Your suggestions will be taken into consideration by the MEC. Understand that your opinions are valid and we are listening to your suggestions, regardless of negative comments that may come from other parties. Our goal as the SAB is to have a great Culture Shock and put on general events that please everyone.
You can always email me at email@example.com with any questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions regarding the programming here at purchase. Here's to a great semester!
Amanda Wylie is the Student Activities Coordinator for the PSGA. She can be found on the web at anwylie.wordpress.com.


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Derry fleadh week 'biggest ever' say organisers
19 August 2013 Last updated at 14:16 BST
The All-Ireland fleadh in Londonderry has been described by organisers as the 'biggest ever' with an estimated 430,000 people flocking to the city for music and dance.
The organisers of the event have said that the festival is likely to return.
Keiron Tourish reports.


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It was all about bump, set, and spike in an effort to help people with Alzheimers at Captian Bill's on Saturday.
More than 200 people participated in the fifth annual volleyball tournement and family festival.
The event is in honor of William H. Musser, better known as Captain Bill, who suffered from Alzheimers before he died in 2003.
All the money raised by the event will go to help those who provide support for people who suffer from the disease. "The money will stay here for caregivers to help give them a break from Alzheimers patients, the people that they take care of. It will just be used here locally," said Debby Shaw, event organizer.
In 2007 caregivers of Alzheimers patients provided 2.8 billion dollars of unpaid care for their patients. Research shows that effective caregiving can improve the quality of life for individuals who suffer from the disease.


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Owen's Yuletide message
Merry Christmas to both of you!!! A very sophisticated blog indeed! Yet, the crowd are restless. Why you ask? Well, while your entries are very readable light entertainment indeed, the bear's are baying for the silliness and tales of frivolous frolics which can only be told by THE most reprehensible himself - Mr. Derty 'The Dean' Double-Dinho!! That being said, I prefer to lead by example. So, how can I exude such behaviour in my own text? Hmm...? Well, one humorous anecdote does spring to mind; an occurrence in which I was privileged to have played such a crucial role. Shall I begin?
Our story begins last Sunday, involving Marco and I setting out to enjoy a [semi]civilised meal with the lads from five-a-side. With both of us knowing that we would have to work at 9am the next morning, our collective approach to the course that night should take was tepid to say the least. However, the monotony was broken by the fact that our meal just so happened to be concurrent with the Johnson's staff night-out taking place in Luigi's before heading elsewhere. Now, as you may know, Marco is reasonably well-connected in Jiggy's as it is - given that their meal is held there most years - thus, when Mr. Giudice was indulging his guests with free-drinks, Marco was quick to manipulate the situation by approaching the table with such memorable comments as 'did you get your drinks ok?' As a result, Marco, impressively, managed to entice the unwitting owner's wife to invite the two of us to the next stage of their evening's festivities; a free-bar, lock-in in the Cocktail Bar at Jiggy's!! Hence, the irrevocable fuse was lit for the events which followed.
Subsequently, if the anticipation of a free-bar at Jiggy's was the catalyst, then the abhorrent amount of alcohol which followed was, most certainly, the elixir. At various stages they did have designated bar-staff. However, all they actually did was experiment with hybrid cocktail concoctions; at no cost to us, of course, except to sample some which were far from winners. For example, one such drink was designed to taste - in the self-styled words of its creator - like a traffic-light lollipop...I assure you it did not. Mostly, the night was shaped, not by the bar-staff, but by the owner authorising bottles of black-sambuca, vodka, sourz and tequila to be placed on the corner-table where most of us were seated, to be dropped into our mouths, straight from the bottle, from height! I can only partly justify the proceedings as all-night, all-drinks, all-free, all-chaos! For instance, Marco was sick in the toilet having punched well above his drinking-weight (as we both did). However, having not brought any attention to this fact, it was some time later when Grealis came trudging back downstairs inquisitively stating 'Aw no! Someone's been sick!' At this point, Marco attempted to blame the sick on, of all people, the owner's son; resulting in a highly amusing occurrence of both of the accused pointing vigorously at each other.
Naturally, though, the level of consumption could not continue all-night. So, after Marco had wisely decided to call-time, albeit unannounced and well after 3am - I soon followed. Neither of us can remember walking home, though we certainly know we weren't together.
Now, I had called my mum to request a lift to work before going to Johnson's in the full knowledge that I would not be able to drive(even illegally!) In reality, however, this did not even happen. My mum came up to my room at 7:30am and found me on top of my bed, fully-clothed, and...pause for effect...wallowing in my own sick!!!! All over my floor; all over my bed; all over me! I was woken by the sound of my mum saying, incredibly calmly, 'Oh God, Owen!' My dad, meantime, thought that this was one of the funniest things he'd seen in a long time. I was sick again shortly thereafter before conceding that, no...I wasn't going to make my work.
Marco, meanwhile, did make it to work! However, his mum was so disgusted with him that she dumped him at a roundabout half-way to Rosyth! Without a word of exaggeration (and there certainly are witnesses)this was the type of night with such a fall-out that hitherto unknown or unremembered stories rolled-in for days thereafter. For instance, Marco could not work-out why both his back and his leather-jacket had scratches on them the next day. Similarly, when his dad arrived home from work the next evening, he was quick to ask Marco why the Christmas tree was on its side when he woke up the following morning!
This, truly, was a remarkable night! A brilliant reaffirmation that Dunfermline does, after all, have some diversity beyond it's self-afflicting plague of small-town syndrome. And if that does not give you some small measure of wistful pangs for home, then I trust that you are indeed enjoying a time of your lives beyond this small-town comprehension. Merry Christmas from Scotland!!
P.s. Indidentally, it was very timely that I sent this message before it became white-noise compared to the fan-fare which you'll doubtless be hearing about shortly. Stay tuned; red-letter news from home!
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Ostrich and Oyster's
Trip Start
Nov 24, 2008
Trip End
Where I stayed
Knysna Backpackers - Knysna
Backpackers Paradise - Oudtshoorn
After our relaxing days at Mossel Bay we travelled inland through beautiful mountainous scenery to Oudtshoorn, and our next hostel, Backpackers Paradise. This hostel certainly lived up to its name; beautifully set out, with separate sleeping area, kitchen and pub. We had a great dinner, BBQ roast chicken, a few drinks, some pool and an early night for our long day that followed. Early morning we were driven up to exploring the Cango caves, which have over the years formed an amazing tomb of stalactites and stalagmites which are unbelievable. We were then taken to an Ostrich farm where we were got the chance to feed, touch and Nicola even got the chance to ride the ostriches. Very surreal it was a horrible experience! Stupid birds! The mountain bikes were then unloaded form the van and we cycled to a beautiful little tea garden where we had an ostrich salad lunch (I sought my revenge!), followed by a dip in their pool. We then had a 12km (7 miles) bike ride in the 36 degree heat to a wildlife centre, where we were given a full tour of the park and all their exotic animals, including a big cat section of some incredible beasts. Finally, to top the day off we went in to the cage with the Cheetah cubs and played with them - what an amazing day!! A couple of beers later with Nick, a great Belgian guy we shared our dorm with, we were ready for our beds, knackered from our day.
Our next stop, Knysna, was a quiet little town known for its' big lagoon and its' oysters. The backpackers was an old Victorian style house and also very mellow, this, and the fact we had our first private room since our first nights in Cape Town, saw us falling asleep about 9 o'clock watching Harry Potter! The following day we ventured down to the waterfront before going on a cruise round the lagoon, along with a great lunch and a bottle of wine. That evening a group of lads from Jo'burg that were spending the night at the hostel asked us to join them for a braai (BBQ). So had a few drinks with them, a great laugh and amazing food; braai'd yellowtail fish, baked potatoes and watermelon, sensational. Before catching the bus the next afternoon we walked out to Thesen Island where the famous Knysna Oyster Company is, and tried some fresh oysters, which were actually quite tasty.
The last few days have been a good chance to recharge the batteries a bit and give the old liver a break. The scenery, hostels and people (local and fellow travellers) have all been amazing so far and we're having such a great time. Hope all is well.
Love Nicola and Peace Robbie. x
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Hello! and happy new year to you both! Glad to see you are both enjoying the experience! Ive done well to compose myself to write this after reading owens tales of mischeif, had heard it already but owen uses such emotive language to describe his experience!
Anyway, keep having fun and stay safe.
Much love
Bish x
PS. rab - Chris Short came to my checkout the other day and wouldnt go for about 15minutes! No joke - as ginger as ever a man has been!


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Buzz up! By John Harris, TRIBUNE-REVIEW Monday, January 26, 2009 http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt.../s_608822.html John Harris is a sports columnist for the Tribune-Review. He can be reached via e-mail or at 412-481-5432. Here's a guarantee for you: Steelers safety Anthony Smith won't be predicting the outcome of Super Bowl XLIII. Smith has more important things to do, like preparing for the big game although the chances of him playing against the Arizona Cardinals on Feb. 1 in Tampa, Fla., appear to be next to none. A year after making headlines for what he said instead of what he did on the field, Smith is still trying to find his place in the NFL. He's left wondering if he will even be allowed to dress, much less play in the most important game of his life. After being active for 14 regular-season games, Smith was inactive for both playoff games. "I've been down the last two weeks. Hopefully, I get to finish the season out strong," Smith said. "You just want to be a part of it, help contribute. Being inactive, you really can't do that. You don't feel like you did anything." That's a big comedown from the lofty expectations Smith set for himself after starting 10 games and recording a career-high 74 tackles to go along with two interceptions in 2007. "To compete for a starting job like I did last year, and hopefully win it. I believe I can be a starting safety in the NFL," Smith said of his goals for his third pro season. "That didn't happen." Smith was asked if his so-called "guarantee" made before last year's game against New England contributed to him going from starter to standing on the sideline in street clothes. Not only did the Steelers lose to the Patriots, 34-13, Smith, who was starting for the injured Ryan Clark, was targeted by quarterback Tom Brady and victimized for two touchdowns. "That game was more me not making plays," Smith said. Clark reclaimed the free safety job upon his return to the lineup this season. And in the two games that Clark missed because of injuries, it was veteran Tyrone Carter, not Smith, who started. Smith played little all season and made only five tackles. "I don't know if it was or wasn't. I don't know what they're thinking. Nothing was really been said, just the events that took place," Smith said. "I got pulled from the starting lineup, and I didn't get to play in the playoff game (against Jacksonville). The actions pretty much speak for themselves." As for being inactive for two playoff games after being active for most of this season, Smith replied, "Right now, I guess it's a numbers game. It's a numbers game, or whatever, as coach told me." Smith, who will be a restricted free agent after the Super Bowl, has concerns about his future, at least how it pertains to the Steelers. "They have first rights to me. I'll probably be here," said Smith, a third-round draft pick in 2006. "If they let me go ... I would like to stay here. But to come back next year, I just want an opportunity to compete for that starting job." Nothing more or less. Guarantees, Smith will tell you, are for suckers. |
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I had high hopes for this guy . looked good ,fast , hard hitting . ( need to be schooled on how to be a Steeler ) did some dumb stuff to get him self benched frist and now not even dressing for games . maybe we can keep him for low $$$ and will turn out ok ..
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He looked okay physically before the NE game. Then he decided to be stupid and his play suffered because he was too busy trying to light people up.
He had a lot of potential to play in the best defense in the NFL, but his big mouth and his inability to contribute has hurt him. I don't see him supplanting Clark's spot. If he could play special teams - he's young, fast, and obviously likes to hit - that'd be a great first step, but Madison, Fox, etc. have done a real good job. |
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He lacks the most important quality you need to play in a Dick Le Beau defense - discipline. His whole system is based upon everybody being and staying where they are suppossed to be. Unless you show the understanding of the defense and the self-discipline to play it you will be of no use to coach Le Beau, regardless of your ability to light someone up from time to time. Look what happened to Harrison when he first got to Pittsburgh. He used to actually stop in the middle of plays because he didn't know what he was doing. The difference is that Harrison kept working at it until it finally clicked. Sad to say that Anthony seems to have actually regressed.
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and anthony smith b4 being inactive was playing good on special teams.. the only difference between the 2 is that smith hasn't been cut yet and harrison as when comparing the yrs so far.. and smith is playing behind clark.. |
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Look, as I said, I hope he makes it. But, when you go from being one injury away from starting, to playing just special teams, to not even dressing, it doesn't look good. |
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Well it is sad he has alot of potential! I think for whatever reason last years * game broke him mentally. I hope he does get signed by us and turns things around! But if not i wish him the best of luck. It sounds like he wants to be here :noidea:
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i would like him to make it.. but all i am saying is that u can't compare him and harrison.. b/c harrison was far worse than smith is at this time of his career |
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text: More questions than answers in Cleveland's run on high-profile crimeBy Michael Pearson, CNNUpdated 12:48 PM ET, Wed July 24, 2013Just WatchedMan charged in deaths of 3 Ohio womenreplayMore Videos ...Man charged in deaths of 3 Ohio women 02:28Story highlightsCleveland is the site of three national headline-grabbing crimes in four yearsPoverty, vacant homes create perfect environment for crime, experts sayBut others question whether there's anything unique about Cleveland"Violence knows no boundaries," East Cleveland Mayor Gary Norton saysFour years ago, the discovery of 11 decomposed bodies inside an East Cleveland home seemed like the kind of devastating, once-in-generations event that would spur change for the better.Then, this spring, came the shocking allegations of three women who told police they'd been held captive for years, sometimes raped and beaten, by a man named Ariel Castro, in a house just a few miles away.Lightning had struck twice. 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And while more rapes are reported per capita than in many other cities, the director of a Cleveland rape center says there's nothing particularly unusual about sexual violence there, compared with other cities.Just WatchedNeighbor tipped off police to smellreplayMore Videos ...Neighbor tipped off police to smell 04:21PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedEast Cleveland mayor stunned by murders replayMore Videos ...East Cleveland mayor stunned by murders 00:47PLAY VIDEOJust Watched3 bodies found wrapped in plasticreplayMore Videos ...3 bodies found wrapped in plastic 00:46PLAY VIDEOCleveland's police department declined a CNN request to talk about the recent crimes.But to those who study the city, some patterns do emerge: crushing poverty, dehumanizing unemployment and thousands of tumbledown vacant homes -- ideal places to rape and kill in the shadows."I hate to say this, but in a sense, to a large degree, we have an underclass in the city of Cleveland of those that truly are disconnected from the social fabric, from the mainstream economy and society," said Ronnie Dunn, an urban studies professor at Cleveland State University. 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One of them was found in an abandoned house.Again, similar things could be said of many big cities, where pockets of social rot provide an ideal habitat for criminals to set up shop."Violence knows no boundaries," Norton, the East Cleveland mayor, told CNN's Martin Savidge. "Violence occurs in California. It occurs in Iowa. It occurs in Texas. It occurs in Ohio."Indeed, Cleveland's raw violent crime statistics aren't particularly out of line with those of other big Rust Belt cities.The city had 84 murders in 2012 and a violent crime rate of 1,386 for every 100,000 residents, according to Bureau of Justice Statistics figures. That's lower than Baltimore's crime rate and a pale shadow of Detroit's, where 386 people were murdered in 2012 amid a crime rate one and a half times higher than Cleveland's.But the city's rape statistics do seem to paint a somewhat different picture. In 2012, police took reports on 92 rapes for every 100,000 residents -- more than double the rate in Baltimore or Detroit. Only a few cities had a higher rate of reported rapes.That might suggest a particular problem with sexual violence against women in the Cleveland area, Dunn said."There are some things in the culture in this area where it appears that the lives of women in particular have been devalued," he said.He said some men seem emasculated by their economic plight, and violence sometimes results."They manifest their lack of control in a violent manner against women," Dunn said. "It might not always result in murder, but it often does in physical abuse."Sondra Miller, who deals with rape victims as interim director of Cleveland's Rape Crisis Center, doesn't think violence against women is any more a problem in Cleveland than in any other community. She believes that the data show that after years of high-profile cases in Cleveland, more people are willing to report rape and sexual assault.Could it be just something in the city's DNA? Outrageous crimes are not a new phenomenon: In the 1930s, dismembered bodies kept turning up in the city's Kingsbury Run area, a string of killings that to this day remains unsolved. And, as crime author Renner points out, the city was once famous for its burning river, once dubbed the "Mistake on the Lake" and branded with an outsized inferiority complex after decades of being the butt of national jokes."You live here, you grow up here, and there is some kind of weird vibe in the air here that anything's possible," he said.Whatever's going on, Miller says, residents can't help but wonder, "Why here? Why us?" as Cleveland's gritty side goes on display once again in the national media."I do think we're all asking how this happens in a city I love and care deeply about," Miller said. 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December 4, 2014
Was skeptical but now convinced
I live in Oregon and the late archery season is rainy. I needed protection from the rain while sitting in a hang-on tree seat. I saw an online review of this product. Before I purchased it I was still skeptical...but now I am convinced it was a good purchase. Hard wind can cause some challenges, but overall I am glad I bought this tool because it kept the rain off my head so I could focus on hunting instead of being miserable.
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Haiti earthquake: Why the Caribbean is a mini ring of fire
The forces that led to the Haiti earthquake are a reminder that the idyllic Caribbean is one of the more geologically active spots on earth, and that a powerful earthquake could strike the region again.
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Last week's devastating earthquake in Haiti and yesterday's magnitude 5.9 aftershock (downgraded by the US Geological Survey after an initial report estimated it at 6.1) serve as tragic reminders that as idyllic as many spots in the Caribbean Sea may seem, they can periodically be dangerous too.
The region is no stranger to volcanoes and earthquakes, thanks to the interaction of one of the smallest – yet one of the most complex – crustal plates on the planet.
Known as the Caribbean Plate, this slowly migrating, slowly morphing patch of Earth's crust exhibits virtually every feature found on the world's largest plates.
It's home to a spreading center – one of the deepest on Earth – where new material emerges from deep beneath the crust to replenish the sea floor. Portions of it are bounded by subduction zones, where one crustal plate plunges beneath another. Some of these trigger the formation of volcanoes. It has a platelet, a kind of smaller plate within a plate, on which the island of Hispaniola – home to Haiti and the Dominican Republic – rides. And it exhibits the kind of long, side-slipping faults similar to California's San Andreas Fault.
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WILMINGTON -- As the saying goes, home is where the heart is. That's especially true for one Wilmington resident whose friends, family and co-workers are helping to build her first house after a long personal struggle.
New homeowner Wendy James said, "At some point there's just a light at the end of the tunnel and you just go for it."
James has come a long way. Eight years ago she divorced an abusive husband and fell on hard times. "When I left them I lived in the domestic violence shelter for three months and I started from nothing."
On Saturday she broke ground for her first house. It was a gift from Habitat for Humanity and New Hanover Regional Medical Center, where she's worked for the past 20 years...
New Hanover Regional Medical Center President Jack Barto said, "When we can help one of our own that's just a wonderful thing to do."
The hospital contributed $60,000 to fund the project. It's also contributing the labor.
James's colleagues will help build the house over the next few months.
"This is a family and you look around. Wendy's got two families, the family that she was raised with and the one she works with," James said.
Wendy's friend and co-worker Rochelle Brittany says she admires James's determination and she's happy to help.
Friend and co-worker Rochelle Britton said, "There's not more of a person deserving of this home than Wendy. They picked the perfect person."
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If you think that 500 baht per night bungalows on the beach on Ko Samui no longer exist, we have some good news — you're wrong! We've found another one to add to our selection of good beach backpacker spots. In fact, Sunset Resort in Bang Rak, also known as Big Buddha Beach, has a … read the full post


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Eddie BourmaFlies for perch and some handy perch tips from Dutch Eddie Bourma By Eddie Bouma
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The location is breathtaking and the lodge lovely with more than enough activities available.The walking trails and the food was very good!Every night before dinner we went to the bar to have a drink and was charged R94 for 2 double G&T.On the last night there was a new bartender who charged us R74 for the same. We told her that this is not what we have been paying and realised that we were charged more by the previous volunteer every time.We were also over charged for the amount of meals we had
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Video: Scarlett and Cobie wow the crowds
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Hollywood stars Scarlett Johansson and Cobie Smulders have wowed crowds at the European premiere of Avengers Assemble.
Golden Globe nominee Scarlett, 27, blossomed in a black and scarlet floral corset and lace skirt by Prada with bright red heels, while Canadian actress Cobie, 30, lived up to her surname in a red creation by New York designer Alexandra Vidal.
The actresses, who play Russian spy Natasha Romanoff and S.H.I.E.L.D agent Maria Hill respectively, were joined by co-stars Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man), Tom Hiddleston (villain Loki), Mark Ruffalo (Hulk), Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye) and Clark Gregg (Agent Phil Coulson) at the premiere of the Marvel superhero blockbuster at Westfield London.
Chris Hemsworth (Thor) was joined by his heavily pregnant wife, Spanish actress Elsa Pataky.
Scarlett said she enjoyed reprising the role of the feisty Black Widow, originally seen in Iron Man 2, despite the injuries she suffered doing her own stunts.
"It's nice to be able to play a female character that's not a damsel in distress or some woman in waiting but to actually play someone who's got a lot of conviction and who is really ready to kick some booty," she said. "It was just all one big injury the whole thing - you get used to it I guess."
Cobie, who also stars in hit US series How I Met Your Mother, added: "It's been a dream role for me. I love it."
Robert said it was "a blast" to be in London, saying: "It's been five years since our last adventure so I'm happy and humbled to be here."
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The Environment and Indigenous Peoples
Australia State of the Environment Report 2001 fact sheet
Department of the Environment and Heritage, February 2002
What is happening overall?
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have valued and used the land and sea for at least 60,000 years. The involvement of Indigenous peoples in land management has a higher profile than it did five years ago. Indigenous knowledge is being better integrated into policies and programs in both the public and private sectors.
Some Indigenous peoples still depend directly on the natural environment for live game, firewood, edible plants, medicines, materials (building, weapons and transport), and cultural and spiritual items. For example, Indigenous people catch 2,000 to 4,000 green turtles each year. Permits regulate this hunting.
There are 110,000 Indigenous heritage places listed in state and territory registers.
Australian museums have developed 19 agreements for the repatriation of cultural property, especially human remains and secret and/or sacred objects, since 1998.
How are Indigenous peoples involved in land management?
Indigenous peoples are continuing to manage land. Traditional impacts including the use of fire and hunting of animals helped shape the terrestrial environment. Indigenous peoples now own and/or manage at least 15% of the country, often in remote areas. Much of the land being returned to Indigenous peoples has been degraded through land clearing, overstocking or by introduced pests. A new challenge for Indigenous peoples is to manage such problems effectively. To achieve this requires the provision of support mechanisms in a culturally suitable way.
Under the Indigenous Protected Areas program, Indigenous landowners manage their lands for the protection of natural and cultural features. The program funds management plans and practical work to protect natural and cultural features and to contribute to conserving biological diversity. Thirteen Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs) were declared between 1998 and February 2001 and have been added to the National Reserve System.
How are Indigenous peoples involved in helping others manage land?
The mining industry and other land management groups are integrating Indigenous knowledge in rehabilitation and land management programs. Cooperation between mining companies and Indigenous peoples is growing, for instance, in the Weipa area of North Queensland and in the Pilbara in Western Australia.
The most recent Plan of Management for Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park aims to maintain traditional Anangu burning practices to protect and enhance the park's biodiversity.
What is happening to Indigenous peoples' languages?
An Indigenous language is intimately related to the stretch of country for which its speakers care and on which they often reside. Language is the primary tool for connection to country for Indigenous peoples who have no written tradition.
Indigenous languages continue to be lost. The number of these languages and the percentage of people speaking them fell between 1986 and 1996, and this trend accelerated over the past ten years. Of the 20 Indigenous languages classified as strong in 1990, three had become endangered by 1996.


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As host of this year's White House Correspondent's Dinner, Jimmy Kimmel did not hold back at zinging celebrities and politicians alike. Most were able to brush of Kimmel's digs, but one Barbara Walters was unabashedly unamused at a joke aimed at her phonetic tendencies. Come on, Barbara, it's all in good fun! [Jimmy Kimmel Live] More »
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Everyone should go to The New England Journal of Medicine: Research & Review Articles on Diseases & Clinical Practice and read the Perspective article on guns and suicide in the Sept 4 issue of the New England Jounal of Medicine.
I know we all keep guns loaded and locked, right?
I have one occasionally angst-filled teen, and this is a reminder to be certain that unintended access to my guns is never possible.


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Tuesday – 072313 – Run, KB Swings, Burpees, Hang Snatch, WB Shots…
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ALL that hard work and i missed the 35 mark by just a little.
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I didn't start the final mile by the cutoff. Dylan wins.
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Type and property representing even integers
This functionality does not run in MATLAB.
testtype(obj, Type::Even) assume(x, Type::Even) is(ex, Type::Even)
Type::Even represents even integers. This type can also be used as a property to mark identifiers as even integers.
The call testtype(obj, Type::Even) checks, whether obj is an even number and returns TRUE, if it holds, otherwise FALSE.
testtype only performs a syntactical test identifying MuPAD® objects of type DOM_INT and checks, if bool(domtype(x/2) = DOM_INT) holds.
The call assume(x, Type::Even) marks the identifier x as an even number.
The call is(ex, Type::Even) derives, whether the expression ex is an even number (or this property can be derived).
This type represents a property that can be used in assume and is.
The following numbers are of type Type::Even:
testtype(2, Type::Even), testtype(-4, Type::Even), testtype(8, Type::Even), testtype(-11114, Type::Even), testtype(4185296581467695598, Type::Even)
We use this type as a property:
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The following calls to is derive the properties of a composite expression from the properties of its indeterminates:
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is(x, Type::Integer), is(2*x, Type::Integer), is(x/2, Type::Integer), is(x/3, Type::Integer)
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It happened Wednesday night at an apartment complex.
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A great European tradition. Nothing was ever quite so elegant as the fine crystal chandeliers that lent sparkle to brilliant evenings in palaces and manor houses across Europe. This beautiful version from the Maria Theresa collection is decorated with 100% crystal to capture and reflect the light of candle bulbs resting in a scalloped bobeche. The timeless elegance of these chandeliers is sure to lend a special atmosphere in every home.
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