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CUPERTINO, Calif., Nov. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- DURECT Corporation (Nasdaq: DRRX) announced today that management is scheduled to present at two upcoming healthcare conferences.
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- Jim Brown, President and CEO, will present at the Credit Suisse Health Care Conference in Phoenix, Arizona on Wednesday, November 9 at 3:00 p.m. Pacific Time. A live audio webcast of the presentation will be available by accessing http://cc.talkpoint.com/cred001/110911a_ah/?entity=74_KGNYQKK. If you are unable to participate during the live webcast, the call will be archived on DURECT's website ( www.durect.com) under Audio Archive in the "Investor Relations" section.
- Matt Hogan, Chief Financial Officer, will present at the Piper Jaffray Health Care Conference in New York on Tuesday, November 29 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time. A live audio webcast of the presentation will be available by accessing http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/confLobby.zhtml?ticker=DRRX&item_id=4228861. If you are unable to participate during the live webcast, the call will be archived on DURECT's website ( www.durect.com) under Audio Archive in the "Investor Relations" section.
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Democrats' message to GOP in budget plan: We don't need you
Though Democrats are asking for bipartisan support, the resolution passed Wednesday suggests they are prepared to go it alone on healthcare and education reform.
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There's a powerful weapon buried in the $3.6 trillion 2010 budget agreement that Congress passed Wednesday without any Republican support.
It's a fast-track rule called reconciliation, and it means that the president can move two of his top priorities – healthcare and education reform – with only a simple majority of votes in the Senate, instead of the 60-vote threshold that has derailed countless reforms in the past.
President Obama, marking his 100th day in office Wednesday, won't need to sign the agreement. It's not legally binding. But it does lay a path for moving an ambitious agenda, including a plan to jump-start a conversion to cleaner energy. With budget reconciliation, it also gives the majority an edge in moving those priorities through the Senate.
Democrats had considered including the president's third priority, clean energy reform, on a possible fast-track as well. But opposition from senators in coal-producing states proved too powerful an obstacle. On March 12, eight Democrats and 25 Republicans sent a letter to the Senate Budget Committee urging that reconciliation not be used to enact a cap-and-trade regime for controlling global warming. They warned that it was likely to impact "nearly every feature of the US economy."
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Onion Frittata Bon Appétit | May 2011
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- 8 large eggs
- 1/2 cup finely grated Parmesan
- 3 large fresh basil leaves, torn into pieces
- 3 large fresh sage leaves, minced
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh rosemary
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 3 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 cup thinly sliced onion
- 1/3 cup whole-milk ricotta
Preheat oven to 400°F. Whisk first 7 ingredients in a medium bowl; set aside. Heat oil in a medium ovenproof nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion; saute until soft, about 6 minutes. Reduce heat to low. Stir in egg mixture. Spoon dollops of ricotta evenly over.
Cook until frittata begins to set, about 2 minutes. Place in oven; bake until just set, 7-9 minutes. Slide the frittata onto a platter. Cut into wedges; serve hot or at room temperature.
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Fiji: Women human rights defenders threatened
Women Human Rights Defenders Human rights organisations and individuals have been threatened with violence, including rape, for speaking out on the current impasse. Imrana Jalal of The Fiji Women's Rights Movement, and WLUML networker, received threatening phone calls last week.
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Kidnapping wave in Mexico linked to drug trade
(Read article summary)To allay public outcry, the government announces anticrime reforms and solicits citizen involvement.
Trouble is brewing over the border in Mexico again, as the deaths of high-ranking policemen escalate the war for control of Mexico's lucrative drug trade. The deaths come as a public outcry over kidnappings – now believed to be linked to the drug trade – has resulted in the creation of antikidnapping squad.
Reuters reports that two senior police officials, tasked with investigating growing violence among warring drug cartels, were killed within days.
Suspected drug hitmen killed a senior Mexican policeman in front of his 16-year-old son on Monday, sources from the attorney general's office in the state of Chihuahua said.
Pedro Aragones, in charge of the state's forensic investigations, was shot when his car stopped at a traffic light in the capital city of Chihuahua.
His son was not hurt but Aragones' bodyguard was badly wounded. The murder comes after the killing last week of another senior policeman in the state.
Police commander Vidal Barraza, who was investigating the 600 drug murders in the U.S.-Mexico border city of Ciudad Juarez this year, was shot as he stepped out of his house.
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Oct 07, 2012, 04:54 PM | |
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Ryanair 737 update
Hi all,
Thanks for the kind comments, took 3 months to get to this stage with many mishaps on the way. One of the worst was the masking tape getting saturated with paint and seaping through.... Also. to start with, I covered the plane in the wrong polyfilla which ended up covering the plane in a heavy rock like material. Took me a month to chisel off leaving a rough skin. Back to square one I got the correct filler and spent months sanding and coating. Then WBPU and tissue, sanding (I hate sanding now) followed by acrylic paints and graphics from the famous callie graphics. More fine paint detailing to be done with a small paint brush as you can see from some of the pictures. Just finished LED install. It is the c-sun 10 blade fans. Any body with any experience in these? I haven't sealed up the engines and added a yellow stripe there which I need to do yet as Im not sure if these are going to need balanced? This is next on the test list. I also have some detailed and scale intake warning stickers for the engine pods to be added once sealed :-) I am having trouble setting up new ESCs i got, no instructions nor can I find any on line for them As for video flying, yikes this is the scary bit. Think I will get a large scale pro to maiden for me, after all this work I'm afraid to fly it! but I just want a video myself now of this baby in the air. Anybody know what the heaviest one of these is that has flown? Some more update pics: |
Oct 07, 2012, 05:33 PM | |
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haha thanks Hoss.
The real nightmare of the paint job was that the under blue side slants at an angle, getting both sides to match took 2 days! Other issues I came a cross may be of help to others: Do wing wire installs like servos / leds before adding the engine pods. I covered the plane with this http://www.poly-c.com/ and it is great. Paints on and leaves a hard shiny shell. I have to try very hard now to make test inflicted hangar rash. Sealed the stickers down smoothly too. Another coat to go and then I will polish it up. You simply cannot tell its foam underneath now, zero trace of it. |
Oct 07, 2012, 05:49 PM | |
Nice Job - i have the CS 10 blade fans - but which motors are you using ? and for esc's which one's did you get ? if you have the correct motors and esc they work fine with this - also what the RTF weight ? the model it self is easy to flt , but a lot of people have others maiden and trim there new models. |
Oct 07, 2012, 05:59 PM | |
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Hey Pulsery,
For motors, I have the standard scorpion 3600kv motor and 3200 3s x 2 batteries and "Fly Fly Hobbey" 60A ESC. Im not sure if this is what I need, I have been flying nitro and this is first battery setup so Im a bit clueless on it. Any advice would be appreciated. Still to weigh the plane once I complete the installs of the power set up. Did you need to balance you 10 blades or where the ok from new? |
Oct 07, 2012, 07:32 PM | |
well your using a diffrent set up that mine - I'm running 4 S what you have sounds like the setup for the standard cs edf's that ming sold with the kit . CS 10 blade draw more amps so to check your system you would need a watt meter example: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...up_Ver_2_.html this is used to test your set up now many amps / watts your using . I do each fan/esc then both together - you mentioned 60 amp esc's if you drawing more than 52-55 amps you may overheat and burn the esc out . balance ,i did mine but they were close , running the fan and adding power slowly you will see/hear if they are out of balance going from nitro to electric is a learning curve |
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SOUTHFIELD, Mich. – Offering harsh criticism of Rick Santorum's effort to urge Democrats to vote against him in today's Michigan primary, Mitt Romney distinguished Santorum's actions from his own, insisting that his decision to vote in the Democratic presidential primary in 1992 is not comparable.
"It's very different running for — being a candidate for president, buying ads, and telling Democrats to go, to go mess into a Republican primary and to vote against me," Romney said today at a press conference at his Michigan campaign headquarters. "Particularly when he doesn't describe his own position on the very issues he attacks me for."
Romney, a registered independent at the time, voted for former Massachusetts Sen. Paul Tsongas, who eventually lost the primary bid to Bill Clinton.
"In my case, I was certainly voting against the Democrat who I thought was the — the person I thought would be the worst leader of our nation," said Romney. "In this case, as I recall, it was Bill Clinton. I wanted someone other than Bill Clinton. And certainly and against — I voted against Ted Kennedy, Tip O'Neill, and Bill Clinton. It seemed like a good group to be against."
Addressing volunteers at his Livonia headquarters this morning, Romney called out Santorum for having paid for robo-calls to target Democrats and urge them to vote for Santorum and not for Romney.
"You are making calls to Republicans today, this is a good thing alright," said Romney. "Yeah, yeah, the Santorum campaign is making calls to Democrats today, alright. So we want to make sure to get Republicans out to vote. We want this to be a process where Republicans choose our Republican nominee."
"We don't want the Democrats to choose who they think is the easiest person to run against," he said. "So you guys let's get the calls done and get Republicans out to vote."
Referring to Santorum as an "economic lightweight," Romney questioned the former senator's ability to fix the economy.
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Category: names from television
In our first book Beyond Jennifer & Jason, we talked about One-Person Names — appellations like Elvis (at that time) and Oprah and Aretha that were tied inextricably to one person.
The same phenomenon applies to some names from pop culture, though these can change over time. Juliet has definitely transcended its Shakespearean associations, though is Romeo still rooted to the tragic stage? What about Clementine, which for decades would inspire a chorus of "Oh My Darlin'" but now may have escaped that fate?
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Which names are still tied to one person, character, association?
Nameberry intern Hannah Tenison, a University of Michigan senior planning on a law career, picks twelve of the most charming fictional princess names, from fairy tales to video games.
Fiery and feisty princess Merida has come bounding into the spotlight with the release of the newest animated Pixar film, "Brave," and with her, a whole slew of marketing fixated on the newest animated princess. With all the recent focus on royal ladies, it seems only fitting to take a look at all the other fictional princesses and the world of princess names. These fictional princess names range from strong, to elegant, to frilly—just right for a modern day little girl. Here are some of the best, from Arwen to Zelda, Aurora to Rosalina
Guest blogger Aislinn Nicole is a fan of both baby names and George R. R. Martin's epic Game of Thrones series. Here, she combines enthusiasms and helps us navigate the names of the new season.
The people of George R.R. Martin's book series A Song of Ice and Fire (adapted by HBO to become the TV series Game of Thrones) are very much like the people of our world. Martin's characters are vivid and real, and their names are an extension of that, including interesting similarities and alternatives to several classic names.
There's the simple and lovely Jeyne, pronounced just like Jane. Tywin and Tyrion are similar to Tyler, while Edmure and Eddard sound much like our Edmund and Edward. Marcella was my grandmother's name, so Myrcella holds a particular fondness for me. There are a dozen other examples in the series… and some names you'll never have heard before, that are equally lovely.
Game of Thrones is about a continent (Westeros) of feuding noble families, all vying to control the Iron Throne. At the beginning of the series, the Iron Throne is held by King Robert Baratheon, who requests the aid of his childhood friend Eddard Stark to help him keep the Iron Throne which he won by defeating House Targaryen. Below, the noble houses are listed with the main characters included as well as some characters with more interesting names. Note: some of the characters listed don't appear (or become important) until later in the series, but they are simply too good to exclude.
If you're interested in knowing more about Game of Thrones, the series' first season came out on DVD March 6th, and the second season began on HBO on April 1st. For the real experience though, I'd recommend the book series, A Song of Ice and Fire, whose first book is called A Game of Thrones.
Mike Myers' recent choice of the name Spike for his infant son got me to thinking. Did other former SNL cast members make equally offbeat, out-of-the-box choices?
Saturday Night Live is at this point a certifiable institution. The show has now been around for 36 years, and over its long run has featured many of the funniest, most creative, offbeat comic talents in America–some of whom have gone on to become so iconic that we've almost forgotten they were ever regulars on the show. As in Billy Crystal, Robert Downey Jr, Bill Murray, Dennis Miller, Chris Rock, Ben Stiller, Eddie Murphy, Adam Sandler, Martin Short and now-Senator Al "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough" Franken.
For this week's Nameberry 9, Appellation Mountain's Abby Sandel got busy with her remote as she surfed for the most fascinating names from new TV shows.
The kids are back in school and there's a chill in the air – must be time for the new Fall television line-up! I've been listening for character names – bland, bold, and everywhere in between. Last week we discussed Walden, the new roomie on Two and a Half Men. The jury is still out on how the series will fare with Ashton as a co-star, but berries agreed – Walden is a winner of a name.
Even the most high profile shows today attract a fraction of the viewing audience that tuned in just a decade back. That might be good news if you've been planning to name your newborn Walden, but it does make me wonder: are the days of television launching new names over? So many great choices, from Allison to Xander, owe their popularity in part to a television character.
Or is the opposite true? You couldn't name a kid Jed in the 1960s without conjuring up The Beverly Hillbillies. Now that we're all watching dozens of different shows, maybe it will feel less problematic to borrow a name from a favorite series. Here are a few that caught my eye:
Anders – Comedy Central's sophomore sitcom Workaholics follows three slacker friends – Adam, Blake, and Anders, known as Ders. Anders ranked #936 in 2010 – that's pretty obscure, but it is also about the best the name has ever fared. The evergreen Andrew might strike some parents as too ordinary. The character's nickname, Ders, works for Anders or Anderson.


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Oviri (Gauguin)
Artist | Paul Gauguin |
Year | 1894 |
Type | Partially glazed Stoneware |
Dimensions | 75 cm × 19 cm (29.5 in × 7.5 in) |
Location | Musée d'Orsay, Paris |
Oviri (Savage in Tahitian[1]) is a ceramic sculpture created from partially glazed stoneware by the French artist Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) in the winter of 1894/95. The work depicts the Goddess Oviri, a Tahitian deity of death and mourning, whose name translates as "savage" or "wild".[2] She is shown strangling a blood stained wolf cub at her hip, while another wolf lies dead under her feet.
Gauguin often used the epithet of Oviri for himself; he saw himself as a "civilised savage"[3] and referred to this sculpture as "La tueuse", The Killer.[4] Shortly before he died he wrote, "I am a savage. And the civilized feel it from the outset: because in my work there is nothing which surprises or ... am a savage in spite of myself."[1]
Ultimately, a later version of the sculpture became Gauguin's grave monument.[5]
Primarily a painter, Gauguin came to ceramics around 1886, when he was taught the craft by the French potter Ernest Chaplet (1835-1909). Félix Bracquemond had introduced Chaplet to Gauguin [6] who, stimulated by the new French art pottery, was experimenting with the form. During that winter of 1886-7, Gauguin attended the Vaugirard studio and with Chaplet created some 55 stoneware pots with applied figures or ornamental fragments, multiple handles, painted and partially glazed.[7] The venture was intended to function as an extra source of income, and though he declared it one of the best works he has produced, it did not sell, and was to be his final ceramic.
Gauguin's Oviri has long blond / grey hair which reaches to her knees. Her head is disproportionately large, as are her eyes, while she has adolescent breasts.[1] She is depicted clutching a wolf cub to her hip, which she appears to be strangling, intended as a symbol of her wild power,[8] and more abstractly, the indifference of nature.[1] A second animal, likely another wolf, is shown at her feet either curling in submission or dead; according to some art historians this may represent Gauguin himself.[4]
Gauguin described the character of the woman as "monstrous and majestic, drunk with pride, rage and sorrow".[9] According to the art historian Christopher Gray (1915-1970), the sculpture represents "the expression of Gauguin's profound disillusionment and discouragement".[10] Gauguin first visited Tahiti in 1891, and was taken by the beauty of Tahitian women and set about painting a set of sculptural mask-like portraits on paper. Evoking a sense of both melancholy and death, Gauguin intended his portraits to conjure the Tahitian state of "faaturuma", or resignation; imagery he later called upon for his Oviri ceramic. It is likely that he modeled this work from a wood carving.[11] Gauguin also made several woodcuts depicting the goddess,[4] as well as an 1894 self-portrait in patinated plaster entitled Oviri (Savage).[1]
In 2000, a bronze version of the work cast circa 1950-1960 sold at Christie's for US$64,625.[8] Today, the original 1894 stoneware sculpture is in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.[10]
- ^ a b c d e Cachin, 208
- ^ Maurer, 162
- ^ van der Grijp, 126
- ^ a b c Gedo, John. "[The Inner World of Paul Gauguin]". The Annal of Psychoanalysis, Volume 22. Routledge, 1994. ISBN 0-88163-135-3
- ^ Landy, Barbara. "The Meaning of Gauguin's 'Oviri' Ceramic". The Burlington Magazine, Volume 109, No. 769, April 1967. 242, 244-246
- ^ Image&Narrative, The Monstrous and the Grotesque: Gauguin's Ceramic Sculpture, Yeon Shim Chung (Shim Chung), 2008, retrieved February 27, 2009
- ^ Metropolitan Museum of Art timeline. Retrieved February 27, 2009
- ^ a b "Christie's New York, Lot 106 / Sale 9518. Retrieved on February 21, 2009.
- ^ Taylor, Sue. "Oviri: Gauguin's savage woman". Journal of Art History, Volume 62, Issue 3 / 4, 1993. 197 - 220
- ^ a b "Oviri". Musée d'Orsay. Retrieved on February 21, 2009.
- ^ "Important and Rare Paul Gauguin Sculpture Up for Auction at Sotheby's". sgallery.net. April 29, 2008. Retrieved on February 22, 2009.
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- Cachin, Françoise. "Gauguin". Flammarion, 1990. ISBN 2-08-030430-5
- Maurer, Naomi E. "The Pursuit of Spiritual Wisdom". Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1998. ISBN 0-8386-3749-3
- Gray, Christopher, Sculpture and Ceramics of Paul Gauguin, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1963
- van der Grijp, Paul. Art and Exoticism: an Anthropology of the Yearning For: Authenticity. Lit Verlag, 2009. ISBN 3-8258-1667-2


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I have an old Marlin 39 that I inherited from my dad. It's still a great shooting gun, except the last round out of the magazine will get jammed in the action every time . I have given the gun a good cleaning , but it still happens. I'm guessing the gun is a 50s vintage. Has anyone else had this?
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Could be the wrong inner magazine tube, wrong follower, or weak mag spring. Or dirty mag tube.
Just walking on the edge of of my grave.
Spring maybe. I gave the gun a good cleaning before I shot it, and all the parts are stock to my knowledge.
Last round? I'm betting mag spring. Possible it is a fouled mag tube. Must be disassembled and thoroughly cleaned. While it is apart, give the spring a stretch. If it is the spring this will TEMPORARILY fix it. The spring will relax again to the previous condition and the problem will resurface.
In life, strive to take the high road....It offers a better field of fire. "Robo is right" Fuzzball
Will be checking that spring. Thanks for the replies, much appreciated.
What's the first two digits of the serial number?
I could make a list of a bunch of guns i have, or "have", or wish I had. Why would one feel compelled to provide that infornation freely? Do you feel the need to show off? Is it some immature game of oneupsmanship? Why do you feel it necessary to list your guns?
First 3 of serial is H24.
Just traced the serial #. It was made in 1950. Shoots great for a 60+ year old gun! If I can fix that last round jam, it would be perfect!


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With me going to college next year, I am thinking about setting my truck back down from 2.5" Bilsteins down to either 1.5" or 0" and back to stock tire size. I am looking at ATs because of all of the highway driving I would be doing. Right now, I have 285 Cooper STTs with about 4,000 miles on them.
Think I should keep my MTs and wear them down? Or trade them on here? BTW, I would be looking for stock wheels and almost new tires if we were going to trade, as I just got these tires/wheels before the summer.
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Still, in that moment, he found new life. "I had been born again," he would say years later.
A few months after his release, Romagoza, hidden amid sacks of salt and onions on a relative's truck bed, left El Salvador for Guatemala and soon after continued north to Mexico. He finally received medical care and found work in a restaurant. But he also began volunteering at a clinic for fellow refugees; after two years, a patient asked him to accompany her north to monitor her insulin. Romagoza did, and then decided to keep going.
In April 1983, with a group of Guatemalans, he walked across the desert into California. Later he moved to San Francisco and then Washington, D.C., where he began volunteering at La Clínica del Pueblo, a tiny, weekend-only medical and legal sanctuary for Hispanic refugees. Within a few years, Romagoza — who would never again perform surgery, just as the torturers promised — had become the organization's director. Under his leadership, the tiny clinic transformed into a full-time, well-funded haven for Washington-area Latino medical care.
It was there, in fall 1998, that Romagoza met Patty Blum, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley. A vocal woman with short, wavy hair, broad shoulders, and a huge smile, Blum worked with the nascent Center for Justice and Accountability (CJA), which aimed to prosecute human rights violators. She remembers walking through Washington's largely Hispanic Adams Morgan neighborhood to a quiet office plastered with dozens of black-and-white posters and pictures from El Salvador. She sat with Romagoza and quietly talked about his experiences, as well as a potential lawsuit: The target would be the two men most responsible for sanctioning Romagoza's torture.
Romagoza signed on. He viewed the suit, more than anything, as a way to finally begin a years-overdue healing process — for himself, yes, but also for the thousands of others he knew he represented. "The mothers who were left waiting for their children," he said. "The children who were left waiting for their parents."
At 10 a.m. November 14, 2007, Dick Durbin, a Democratic U.S. senator from Illinois, stood on the dais of a large, wood-paneled Senate chamber and delivered opening remarks for a subcommittee hearing on human rights and American law. "What a cruel irony," the senator said, "that we have constructed laws that exclude victims but somehow have allowed those who are responsible for these hideous acts to find sanctuary in our midst."
An hour or so later, the commission heard testimony from Romagoza. In a black blazer with a crisp white shirt and striped purple tie, the doctor sat in the front row. "I am a surgeon," he began in Spanish, speaking slowly and confidently. "The tools of a surgeon are his hands, but my hands have become useless."
When he finished, the senator responded. "I could not help but think as you were telling your story how painful and difficult it must have been to get up this morning and dress and come to tell this story again... I could not help but think as you testified of how this morning might have started for these two generals... in the soft breezes of South Florida, drinking coffee and reading the paper and going about their business under the protection of the United States of America... That is wrong."
The United States has always been a haven for the persecuted. Less known is America's role as a shelter for their persecutors: After World War II, prominent Nazi scientists such as Wernher von Braun and Kurt Debus, their histories covered up by the U.S. government, were recruited to serve the military. In the decades since, scores of notorious human rights violators, from the Haitian dictator Prosper Avril to the Serbian commander Ratko Mladic, have also found their way to the Land of the Free — and often to South Florida.
"Think about it," says Pamela Merchant, the current executive director of CJA. "We've got Haiti. We've got El Salvador. We've got Guatemala. We've got Cambodia. We've got Liberia, Rwanda... Sometimes people come in and lie their way in, or other times we've let them in because we were their allies."
On May 11, 1999, CJA sued García and Vides on behalf of Romagoza and two other plaintiffs: Neris González, a pregnant church worker who was left for dead in a dumpster by the side of the Pan American Highway after two weeks of rape and torture by the national guard; and Carlos Mauricio, a biology professor who was abducted in front of his students and then detained, beaten, and shocked at the national police headquarters.
The suit was filed in conjunction with another one brought by the relatives of four American churchwomen famously murdered in 1980. Together the cases would set a new legal precedent: For the first time, an American jury would be asked to determine the guilt or innocence of foreign generals based on the idea of command responsibility — essentially that a commander should be liable for the actions of his subordinates.
The complaints were filed on a Tuesday. A few days later, Kurt Klaus Jr., a 40-something Miami divorce attorney with a boyish face, dark glasses, and a brash streak, received a phone call from his wife's old FIU classmate Marta Vides Demmer — daughter of Carlos Vides. "Marta asked me who was the best lawyer in Miami," Klaus said. "And I told her it was me."
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can we also deport all the thousands of children flooding our borders from central america !
THESE GENERALS CANNOTR BE ALLOWED TO CONTINUE TO DELAY DEPORTATION. tHEY SHOULD NOT HAVE ANY RIGHT TO APPEAL AND DELAY MORE THAT 6 MONTHS.
When will the same for is for Luis Posada Carriles who did bombings in Miami and DC 1970s??? He is still here undocumented....TOSS Carrilles out!!


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Researchers said 33% of Medicare Part D nursing home patients were receiving the drug for symptoms associated with dementia.
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This is the last piece of my truck, which was traded in, for sale. It was on the truck for approximately 12k miles. It is is good condition. I don't have a picture yet, but can get one taken soon ( it is in my attic right now). I am looking for a pickup only. I am in Fayetteville, NY (13066). Asking $100 but no reasonable offer will be refused!
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I can't wait for summer! Dazzling beams of sunlight will shine across the land as the scent of barbecues, sun block and chlorinated pools waft through the air. My pasty, winterized complexion will glow like polished copper as I revel in the freedom of halter-tops and linen skirts rather than being confined by bulky sweaters.
Summer is perfect. Except for one thing: the radio.
Radio stations seem to condense their playlists to a handful of records come summertime. Once you've heard Buster Poindexter's Hot, Hot, Hot for the fifteenth time in a week, you may start longing for the season of snowballs being hurled at your head.
Thus, I'm offering a partial list of summer's most grating tunes. With any luck, the great DJ in the sky will command his minions to spare us these don'ts.
Don't: Hot in the City, Billy Idol
To a pubescent Midwestern gal, Billy Idol was like the wrong-side-of-the-tracks hunk all the girls avoided in class but secretly liked. His badass snarl was almost enough to lure me away from the sleeker, more pristine desires stirred by Duran Duran. White Wedding was creepily sexy while Rebel Yell had me crying, "more, more, more" even though I was too young to have any idea what I wanted more of. But this Hot in the City baloney? Sounds like the banal workings of Neil Diamond being played by a Springsteen cover band. Barf.
Don't: Kokomo, Beach Boys
I'm no Beach Boys fan. However, I do find myself wanting to strap on a bikini and sip Sunkist whenever I hear their faux tropical sounds. But Kokomo blows. With its slothy, cheesily flirtatious chorus, it's the musical incarnation of a creepy, pina colada sipping grandpa sliming around a cruise ship hitting on barely legals. I bet the Beach Boys don't even like this tune.
Don't: Summertime, DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince
After the phenomenally goofy yet funky Parents Just Don't Understand, Will Smith and his buddy had a tough act to follow. To this day, whenever someone starts a sentence with, "okay, here's the situation," I always reply, "your parents went away on a week's vacation?" Summertime definitely has a lazy day vibe and didn't bother me the first sixteen thousand times I heard it. But the song lacks pizzazz. When I hear it, I don't want to sit back and unwind. I want to hear Parents Just Don't Understand. Plus, the song just reminds us of how much it must suck to be DJ Jazzy Jeff watching the Fresh Prince become the megastar that is Will Smith.
Don't: Cruel Summer, Bananarama
I must admit to having had Bananarama records in my youth and can tell you Cruel Summer was one of their least interesting hits, especially when you consider they had a tune called Robert DeNiro's Waiting. But that song was about a victim of abuse escaping her fate by watching the actor's films. Meanwhile, Cruel Summer is about a gal being abandoned for the summer by her best pals and boyfriend. For cripe's sake, the word "cruel" is in the title. Not exactly what I call summertime fun.
Looking for some truly sunny tunes to beat the heat?
Do: (Love Is Like a) Heat Wave, Martha and the Vandellas
I dare you to listen to this song any time of year and not start waving your hands in the air like the lost member of the Supremes. Besides, I'd rather suffer a heat wave than cruelty during summer.
Do: Hot Fun in the Summertime – Sly and the Family Stone
Hot Fun in the Summertime is balmy and mellow the way a good summertime song should be. All you wanna do is drink iced tea, party with pals on the beach then slide out of your flip flops and fall asleep in a hammock. Man, is there better fun than "hot fun?"
Do: Boys of Summer, Don Henley
This tune gets more airplay than Hot, Hot, Hot during the warm months, but to me it screams summer. Maybe it's because of images like, "your brown skin shining in the sun." Plenty sluggish summer nights back in Ohio were spent eating hot dogs between slices of Wonder Bread and wading through creeks with friends. Seems Henley's rustic tunes always made up the soundtrack. I doubt those wieners would've tasted so good if Kokomo was playing.
What summer tunes are your do's and don'ts?
Reprinted from Laura K. Warrell's blog Tart & Soul at www.TartandSoul.com.
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You also make me think of "Strawberry Alarm Clock" "Beach Baby", I used to love this song, it's so sweet and melodic. Another great summer time beat is "Davey Jones and The Monkeys" "Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter". That is just such a pretty tune, it's like a cacophony of innocent sweet impressions of first love. I love "Sly and The Family Stone" "Summer Time". I am also thinking "Cold Stone Salad" the singing is absoulutely incredible I could eat the whole song right up. I also love the infectious sound of "Friends and Lovers", who makes music to sound like it should sound? The people that work in studios and the muscians that make it happen are incredible people they have a superb gift to translate words into sound. I have incredible respect for people in the music industry that pump out sounds what about "Chaka Kahn" it's still as hot today as it was back in the day. Another great song that comes to mind which is of recent fame is Alisha Keyes "I Just Want You Close To Me", it is soulful, enchanting and rhythamic. If I think of any more great summer tunes, I will post back. Thanks I really enjoyed your style "Soul and Tart".
No, no more Kokomo, ever!
And L'Heure Bleue, Yes!!! "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay" is perfect summer music!! Should've added it to my list. Though I'll do one better and listen to it now!
Joni Mitchell: Night Ride Home
Leon Redbone: Lazy Bones
Miles Davis: Summertime
And I've got a soft spot for Seals and Croft's Summer Breeze.


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i was just thinking on what it needs other than color : / cause i dont have time/the tools i need here just scanned this and i didnt put in much of details but do you think its fine?
her left arm is stronger then her right arm.... (just kiddin, i don't think you'll be getting any criticism because she looks awesome, i wonder what that tail that pops out behind her head is thou..)
its like a decoration..you know like romans have a brush above their helm and hers is like a tail or something attached to her helm i dont know if resembles almost like a dragon helm ^^ and thanks! and oh..the two sides is her hair the mid part is the only decor
A scythe seems an odd choice against a dragon to me O.o but otherwise, I think it looks good.
I'm being reminded of a Dark Knight though.
If you add color, make it a dark blue/jade green combination... for some reason that seems like it would look good imo. Other than that, its pretty good.
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Please help me decide a baby name fast! I've only just found out it is a girl (the suspense was too much so I gave into knowing), but I previously assumed it would be a boy. I don't have much time left, so I am hoping you'd help and give a bit of your thought into which one. Here they are:
Leila Bethany May
Leila Juliana May
Leila Juliana Bethany
Prettiest name for a baby girl?
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The Furman Paladins and the College of Charleston Cougars will both be trying to pick up a win on Saturday when they battle at TD Arena. Furman was a 70-69 loser in its last match at home against Florida Gulf Coast. In their last action, College of Charleston was a 70-54 loser at home against Miami. They failed to cover the 1.5-point spread as favorites. Furman: Team record: 2-1 SU, 0-0 ATS The total has gone UNDER in 8 of last 9 games on the road When playing on Saturday are 2-8 Team record: 1-3 SU, 0-3 ATS Current streak: lost 2 straight games. is 16-1 SU in its last 17 games when playing at home against Furman When playing on Saturday are 6-4 Furman at Virginia Tech, Tuesday, November 26 College of Charleston at San Diego State, Thursday, November 28 |


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HAPPY UN-BIRTHDAY TO ALL OF YOU. but not ME, You know what that means right? that it's not my un-borthday, duh, I thought it was obvious D:
I say this not for the recent movie, which I not interest in seeing, but because my brother has said it the past couple of days.
I turn 24 todays!, yays!, that 12 times two, wow!, hey 12 is a good number at least!.
Today we eat pizza and cake! YAY