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Civil Rights Luncheon: Civil Rights Moving Forward
Friday, June 22, 2012 ● 12:30 pm ● Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill ● Washington, DC
Washington, DC | www.adc.org | May 11, 2012 – The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) is proud to announce the award recipients to be honored at this year's Civil Rights Luncheon being held Friday, June 22, 2012, as part of the ADC National Convention. The luncheon serves as one of the primary forums for convention attendees to learn about issues impacting civil rights and liberties.
This year ADC will honor three distinguished individuals for their commitment to equality and justice, they are highlighted below.
Pro Bono Attorney of the Year - Anton Hajjar
The Pro Bono Attorney of the Year award is given each year to an attorney who exhibits dedication and commitment to the Arab American community, and strives to attain justice.
Anton Hajjar – Principal with O'Donnell, Schwartz & Anderson, P.C.
Mr. Hajjar was among the first to support and help launch the National Arab American Lawyer's Association (NAALA) in 2011. He regularly represents international and local unions, and presents on employment and labor law topics. He has been an advisor and pro bono attorney in numerous employment discrimination cases, including those involving Arab and Muslim Americans following 9/11. Mr. Hajjar has always served as a supporter to our Legal Department, providing ADC will the tools to continuously move forward.
Friend in Government Award - David Lopez
The Friend in Government Award is given each year to a public servant that has assisted the Arab American community. As a guardian of civil rights, this awardee ensures constructive engagement between the United States government and the community.
David Lopez – General Counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
Mr. Lopez was nominated by President Barack Obama in 2010. On a daily basis he fights employment discrimination and aims to vindicate civil rights for all. Mr. Lopez was lead counsel in the monumental case, EEOC vs. Alamo Rent-A-Car, a religious discrimination lawsuit post-9/11. Mr. Lopez has a strong relationship with ADC. As a presenter at ADC's Policy Conference in September of 2011, and as a colleague that constantly provides insight into discriminatory complaints, Mr. Lopez's contributions have significantly assisted ADC in its fight for civil rights
Civil Rights Pioneer Award - Abdeen Jabara
The Civil Rights Pioneer Award honors a civil rights activist that has dedicated his or her life to fighting for the rights of the community. The awardee has undoubtedly had an instrumental role in defending the rights of everyday American citizens.
2012 marks the first year that ADC will present this lifetime achievement award.
Abdeen Jabara – past ADC President, founder of the Law Student's Civil Rights Research Council, lifetime ACLU member, founder and past President of the Association of Arab-American University Graduates (AAUG).
Mr. Jabara began his active role with the Arab American community in Detroit, Michigan. He has been involved with litigation against the FBI, and with cases that have arisen as a result of 9/11. Mr. Jabara is an active member of the National Lawyers Guild (NLG) and served on the Chapter Board in Detroit. He has also hosted numerous delegations to the Middle East, both legal and otherwise. He served for over fifteen years on the board of the Center of Constitutional Rights – a major civil rights organization, and has worked to integrate his belief on the rights of Arab Americans into his law practice.
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Admission to the Civil Rights Luncheon is included in the full Convention registration package. To purchase a package, or learn more about the Convention please visit convention.adc.org


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More oil gushing into Gulf after problem with cap
POSTED: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - 11:17am
UPDATED: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - 6:21pm
NEW ORLEANS – Hundreds of thousands of gallons more oil gushed into the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday after an undersea robot bumped a venting system and forced BP to remove a cap that had been containing some of the crude.
When the robot bumped the system, gas rose through the vent that carries warm water down to prevent ice-like crystals from forming in the cap, Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen said.
The cap was removed and crews were checking to see if crystals had formed before putting it back on. Allen did not say how long that might take.
"There's more coming up than there had been, but it's not a totally unconstrained discharge," Allen said.
In the meantime, a different system was still burning oil on the surface.
Before the problem with the containment cap, it had collected about 700,000 gallons of oil in the previous 24 hours. Another 438,000 gallons was burned.
The current worst-case estimate of what's spewing into the Gulf is about 2.5 million gallons a day. Anywhere from 67 million to 127 million gallons have spilled since the April 20 explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig that killed 11 workers and blew out a well 5,000 feet underwater. BP PLC was leasing the rig from owner Transocean Ltd.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration tried to sort out how to resurrect a six-month moratorium on new deepwater drilling that was struck down by a federal judge a day earlier.
U.S. District Judge Martin Feldman in New Orleans overturned the ban Tuesday, saying the government simply assumed that because one rig exploded, the others pose an imminent danger, too.
Feldman, a 1983 appointee of President Ronald Reagan, has reported extensive investments in the oil and gas industry, including owning less than $15,000 of Transocean stock, according to financial disclosure reports for 2008, the most recent available. He did not return calls for comment.
The White House promised an immediate appeal of his decision. The Interior Department had imposed the moratorium last month in the wake of the BP disaster, halting approval of any new permits for deepwater projects and suspending drilling on 33 exploratory wells.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said in a statement late Tuesday that within the next few days he would issue a new order imposing a moratorium that eliminates any doubt it is needed and appropriate.
"It's important that we don't move forward with new drilling until we know it can be done in a safe way," Salazar told a Senate subcommittee Wednesday.
BP's new point man for the oil spill wouldn't say Wednesday if the company would resume deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
Asked about it Wednesday on NBC's "Today" show, BP managing director Bob Dudley said they will "step back" from the issue while they investigate the rig explosion.
Also Wednesday, BP said Dudley has been appointed to head the new Gulf Coast Restoration Organization, which is in charge of cleaning up the oil spill.
At least two major oil companies, Shell and Marathon, said they would wait to see how the appeals play out before resuming drilling.
The lawsuit was filed by Hornbeck Offshore Services of Covington, La. CEO Todd Hornbeck said after the ruling that he is looking forward to getting back to work. "It's the right thing for not only the industry but the country," he said.
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Gotta love the way folks try and separate "the federal government" from the rest of the country. Last time I checked, we had a democracy, we elect our representatives, and, if they're clever, they try real hard to represent what they sense from their constituents. And that would be...a petty bunch of spoiled brats who consume everything, accept no blame, and point fingers at others. They never want to hear the word, "no," and so it is not surprising that the politicians reflect this.
the federal government from the lowly unionized janitor to the judges and the president need to have all their properties seized and them prostitued out with their wives sons and daughters to repay our debt and them as well as criminals who rob rape and steal and murder us need to be in stocks on every main street in america or leased out to china, saudis, cambodia, vietnam, to run our new government on, we could use all their hot air to reverse the oil flow
this is the federal governments fault it should have had a way to capture and collect and to treat this spill at the well head and for multipile wells this is a national security problem they can correct a general for his free speech yet pass the buck and ignore the resopnsibility it holds it should have been prepared for with the very first lease made thirty years ago the boom crap is a joke our straight sober rigid minded government is way past due total demolition
the fed government should never have leased one tract of offshore land to be drilled without having an immediate way to contain capture and collect the oil at the well head, this is not bp s fault its the governments it is a national security problem the saudis have an armed guard on duty on locations the sentinal here should be at the well head with the tools and and for several blow outs at once quit laying blame and accept it our government is over due complete replacement from local to state
Cap the carbon. No more oil please. I'm doing everything I can to reduce my carbon footprint, and it ticks me off to see village idiots taking proverbial tinkles into the well that is our atmosphere.


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Improving Affordable Housing Delivery Across Federal Agencies
Today, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development released the report "Federal Rental Alignment: Administrative Proposals" which lays out a broad vision for improving the delivery and operation of affordable housing across the country. The initiatives in this report – many of which are already being implemented - will streamline federal housing requirements to support more efficient delivery of affordable housing, and help state and federal agencies' staff to better serve low-income families who rent their homes. The Administration's goal is to make government work better by reducing the unintended consequences associated with the reality of housing finance today – multiple overlapping public investments on a given rental property.
The report includes ten initiatives proposed by the Rental Policy Working Group that will more efficiently align rental programs across government agencies, including inspections, financial reporting, appraisals, energy efficiency standards, and fair housing compliance enforcement, among others. And every one of these improvements can be done without legislation or new funding, through a combination of education, outreach, issuing Agency guidance, and rule changes.
This effort dates back to 2010 when the White House Domestic Policy Council created the interagency Rental Policy Working Group (RPWG) with the Departments of Agriculture, Housing and Urban Development, and the Treasury. The RPWG convened several conferences at the White House with local and state housing agencies and property owners and developers to discuss best practices in affordable housing delivery.
As we begin implementation of these initiatives, we look forward to sharing our progress with you and hope you will keep in touch with our efforts through the Domestic Policy Council Urban Affairs blog and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's site.
Derek Douglas is a Special Assistant to the President for Urban Affairs in the White House Domestic Policy Council
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London-based Philipe Malouin light paints intangible circular figures with LEDs reflecting on crystal beads rotating at high speed, an art piece inspired by the giant particle accelerators of the European Organization for Nuclear Research.
NYC artist and mathematician, Marcus Tremonto designed "Holo Center Table" – a 3D digital holographic print of a crystal that is intangible and only comes to life when illuminated.
British Royal College of Art graduate Paul Cocksedge designed a room filled with classic diamond-shaped chandeliers by shooting 2mm-wide laser beams onto perfectly-aligned mirrors and hanging a shining crystal at its center.


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NYCC: Secret Invasion Panel
CBR was live at the New York Comic Con for Marvel's Secret Invasion panel. Discover all the latest skrully goodness from Joe Quesada and a cast of thousands (of skrulls?).
NYCC Exclusive: Simons Talks "Secret Invasion: Thor"
This August, the invading Skrulls will learn to fear the hammer as the three issue "Secret Invasion: Thor" mini-series kicks off. In an exclusive interview, CBR News spoke with editor Warren Simons who revealed to us the writer of the project.
NYCC: Waid and Wacker Talk "Amazing Spider-Man"
The "Amazing Spider-Man" creative team is about to get a little bigger because veteran comics writer Mark Waid has signed on to do an arc of the series. CBR News spoke with Waid and Editor Stephen Wacker about their plans for the Wall- Crawler.
NYCC: Mondo Marvel Panel
CBR was live from NYCC with Peter David, Marc Guggenhem, Dan Slott and Greg Pak and more on all the news announcements and surprises for the months ahead.
NYCC: Minx Panel
DC's Minx Comics panel at NY Comic Con featured previews of upcoming 2008 series, including "Water Baby," "Burnout," and "New York Four."
NYCC: Into the Fray - Hahn talks new "Buffy" arc
We talk to "Buffy: Season 8" asst. editor Sierra Hahn about the upcoming arc "Time of Your Life," in which "Fray" co-creators Joss Whedon and Karl Moline bring Buffy Summers face to face with her distant successor, plus debut the cover to "Buffy" #17.
NYCC: Exclusive "NinjaTown" Preview
CBR News has an exclusive look at some artwork from the first issue of Shawnimals and Devil's Due's new NinjaTown comic book, arriving in June!
NYCC: Kane is Able - Guevara talks "Solomon Kane"
CBR News spoke to artist Mario Guevara about his contribution to Dark Horse's Scott Allie penned reinvention of Robert E. Howard's "Solomon Kane."
NYCC: Broadcast Your Message to the World with CBR's Live Feed
CBR is building time lapse videos of NYCC show traffic all weekend long and we invite you to share your message/comic/whatever with the world!
Comic Book Urban Legends Revelaed #151
Was the cast of "Nextwave" based on the cast of "Scrubs?" Does Jan Duursema have a Jedi Knight based on her? Plus, comic characters based on comic creator Jill Thompson!
CBR Live! is ALIVE!
All weekend long at New York Comic-Con, CBR's on-site staff of contributors will be adding photos, short news bits and anecdotes to CBR Live! from the con floor, as well as the after-hours celebrations!
ALL STAR MORRISON III: Superman
In the third and final part of CBR's series, superstar writer Grant Morrison speaks of his oneness with the Man of Steel in All Star Superman and hints at the possibility of some upcoming All Star one-shots. Oh, and more Seaguy too.
Live at Kirby Plaza
CBR's James Hunt was among those present last night as the London Institute of Contemporary Arts presented "Live at Kirby Plaza," a retrospective on Jack Kirby's career presented by a panel of renowned "Kirbyologists."
Nicieza Navigates DCU's Backstory in "Trinity"
Veteran comic writer Fabian Nicieza is showcasing one of his old favorites, Hawkman, in the early issues of "Trinity," DC's forthcoming year-long, weekly event series. CBR News spole with him about that and much more.
As the "Bizarre New World" Turns
Skipper Martin discusses the future of his hit indie title with CBR News, it's transformation from a series to an OGN to an upcoming anthology, as well as a few hints about what lies beyond his "Bizarre New World."
EXCLUSIVE: "The Hulk" #3 Preview
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "The Hulk" #3 by Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness, smashing it's way into comic shops on April 23!
ALL STAR GRANT MORRISON II: Batman
In the second part of a weeklong series, superstar writer Grant Morrison discusses with CBR Bruce Wayne's last stand in "Batman R.I.P." and handicaps three of his possible replacements: Nightwing, Robin and Damian.
STUDIO TOURS: Mike Mayhew
The creator of memorable images for "She-Hulk," "Mystique" and other Marvel titles, Mike Mayhew's work covers Dynamite's "Zorro," in Two Morrows' "Rough Stuff" #8, and the walls of his studio.
Comic Book Resources Announces New York Comic Con Coverage
CBR reveals the details of our wall-to-wall coverage of this weekend's New York Comic Con, including a partnership with Avatar Press, a live video feed and other surprises.
X-POSITION: First Class
Wolverine: First Class writer Fred Van Lente reveals a Shang-Chi mission while X-Men: First Class' Jeff Parker has a beef with Iceman. Plus, lots of Beast love and exclusive artwork in an all-new, first class X- POSITION!
Paul Pope 2089
The venerable Paul Pope speaks in-depth with CBR News about his involvement in DKNY's new line of apparel, as well as Batman, PULPHOPE the future of THB and comics as mainstream art.
OFF TO WAR: Slott & Gage on "Avengers: The Initiative"
Things aren't easy for the heroes of Avengers: The Initiative, with those who pass their exams and survive graduation still having to battle a Skrull Invasion. CBR spoke with writers Dan Slott & Christos Gage about their plans for the book.
EXCLUSIVE: Moon Knight #18 Preview
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you an exclusive preview of Moon Knight #18 by Mike Benson and Max Mark Texeira, on sale in May and featuring the first full look at the Black Spectre in armor.
ALL STAR GRANT MORRISON I: Final Crisis
In the first part of a weeklong series, writer Grant Morrison discusses with CBR News the finality of "Final Crisis," the fates of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, and teases The Flash, Martian Manhunter and the tie-in specials.
REFLECTIONS: Drew Geraci
The new inker of DC's "Green Lantern Corps" and industry veteran of more titles than can be counted, Drew Geraci speaks to CBR News about his career and the future of inking in an increasingly digital world.
Homing In: Brandon & Postic on "Secret Invasion: Home Invasion"
Marvel's newest character, Kinsey, made her debut in a live-action MySpace video, in which it was revealed her brother's a Skrull! Her adventures continue in the free web comic, "Secret Invasion: Home Invasion."
Van Sciver talks Justice League of America, Darkest Night
Ethan Van Sciver talks about his work on this months "Justice League of America" #20, next summer's highly awaited "Green Lantern: The Blackest Night" and his desire to fix Plastic Man.
EXCLUSIVE: The Perhapanauts #1 Preview
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR brings you an advance look at Todd Dezago and Craig Rosseau's new project, The Perhapanauts #1, featuring a cover by Art Adams.
Marvel Comics Solicitations for July 2008
Marvel has released images and solicitation text for new comics and products on sale in July, 2008, including new issues of "Secret Invasion," "Ultimate Origins" and much more.
Sturges Picks Up the Scarab Running in "Blue Beetle"
Matthew Sturges (Jack of Fables, House of Mystery) steps in to save the day and, more importantly, the scarab as the new writer of DC's Blue Beetle beginning with July's issue #29.
Doug TenNapel's "Monster Zoo" Madness
Wild animals, monsters, and Sam Raimi - all this and more as Doug TenNapel discusses with CBR News his latest graphic novel, Monster Zoo, as well as the challenges of getting Christian comics through Development Hell.
DC Comics Solicitations for July, 2008
DC Comics has released images and solicitation images for new comics and products on sale in July, 2008, including the latest from "Final Crisis," "Trinity" and more.
Advance X-Men Solicitations for July, 2008
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you in advance images and solicitation information for new X-Men comics on sale in July, including "Uncanny X-Men" #500 and "Astonishing X-Men" #25.
T-MINUS: "Countdown to Final Crisis" #3
It's an all-out brawl on Apokalips this week, with Superman vs. Darkseid and Mary Marvel vs. Everybody as DC Comics continues to countdown to "Final Crisis."
Dynamite Comics On Sale April 16, 2008
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale this week including "Red Sonja" #32, "The Lone Ranger" #11 and "Army Of Darkness: The Long Road Home" #8.
2008 Eisner Nominations Announced
The 2008 Eisner Nominations have been announced, with DC & Marvel splitting the most nominations with 11 each, while Brian K. Vaughan, Joss Whedon and others lead individual nods.
VIDEO: "Witchblade" Trailer
The events in "Witchblade" have been heating up under the watchful eye of Ron Marz. Top Cow has provided CBR News with an exclusive look at a promotional trailer for the series.
This Week in CBR Columns & Reviews
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Wagner Saws Madame Xanadu in Half with Vertigo
The creator of Mage and Grendel is bringing DC's modern mystic to Vertigo for a brand new series this June. We spoke with Matt Wagner about Madame Xanadu, forthcoming Grendel stories and a new secret project.
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Creators Mark Andrew Smith and Paul Maybury stop by CBR to discuss in-depth their critically acclaimed Image Comics graphic novel "Aqua Leung," an epic revenge story set beneath the seas.
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Henshin!! Cosplay Critiques & Reviews Week 19!
Henshin (lit translation; Transform) - The commonly said transformation phrase used in the popular sci-fi live action Japanese Tokusatsu series Kamen Rider. The Henshin critique thread is a Kamen Rider/ Toku themed thread dedicated to reviewing winning cosplay arena entries, with justice, hard boiled style, and extreme prejudice in a form of a RIDER KICK!!
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* Please be courteous and respectful of your fellow artists work. Though while not everybody can take criticism, not many people can give it either. Neither inappropriate or offensive content will be tolerated.
* Please no reposting this or the following 3 pages.
* Please keep the bawling of the winner's circle to a medium, it's understandable if you believe if less than honorable methods may have taken place and robbed many deserving titles out of their entries but obsessively whining about the winning entries unfortunately does not solve the downvoting crisis. If you have a problem with a entry, give more concrete reasons to match its dislike.
* Continuous violators of the first three rules will be sentence to my Black list, see it seems more threatening with the added text size.
* Take it easy! These reviews are made in light hearted fun, and should not be taken close to heart. After all I want to encourage improvement, not harassment.
Rating System
Here's a review of the rating system I'll be going by; expect a lot of rather cool yet obscure references.
LEGENDARY! 5/5 + Fave - "Walking the Path of Heaven, you shall rule over all"
- Highly exceptional work that far exceeded all my expectations, which is worthy of taking the prestigious spot in Decades Ride Booker Faves.
Spectacular! 5/5 - "You are the child of the sun!"
- Could say the pinnacle of perfection, or least by gaian standards and is well deserving of it's recognition.
Amazing! 4/5 - "I'll say this to start, you are fairly strong!"
- Usually minor and often superficial things that often prevent the entry from receiving it's full score, don't fret secondary riders are still very cool.
Not Bad... 3/5 - "I'll be the one who will decide your fate."
- Not bad for a rough draft, but there is definitely plenty of room for improvement. Not everything can be done on a budget.
Needs work. 2/5 - "Despair is your goal..."
- While it's visible that you clearly made a attempt at said character, little to no effort was made to the completion of said entry. (i.e newbie level entry/ set abuse).
Unfortunate 1/5 - "Please return that life to god."
- May Tendou Souji have mercy on your soul.
W's Notes
Pretty much any additional commentary made for the winning entries.
"Do you have the courage to ride with the Devil?" - My initial thoughts and impressions with the winning entry.
"Hard-Boiled." - The entry's major strengths.
"Now it's time to count your sins..." - Faults I find with the entry.
"Nobody's Perfect.." - Improvements I think that can be made with the overall entry.
"Time for Memory Break." - Final impressions of the the cosplay's overall execution and finishing touches.
Tokusatsu Video Of The Week
Pirate Shook - Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger MV.
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Finian's Rainbow could step up to three miles when he returns from injury next season.
Owner Michael Buckley is thinking of the Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby on November 1 as a possible starting point for his 2012 Queen Mother Champion Chase winner as the 11-year-old continues on the road to recovery.
Nicky Henderson's charge has been sidelined since sustaining an injury in the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham in November.
"He got an over-reach which was pretty deep and was bandaged all the way up to his shoulder," Buckley told At The Races.
"Nicky felt his career was probably over and then the horse got an infection, so he spent a lot of time at the vets. They managed to get rid of the infection.
"He then went to Charlie Vigors where all my horses go in the summer time. Slowly he got over that, but it took him a while to walk properly.
"He's been on the horse walker and on nice days he goes in a pen out in the field and as soon as the weather warms up, he'll go into a baby paddock and then into the field for the summer.
"Hopefully he'll race again next year. Although he's 11, my hopes are he might still be reasonably competitive. He was a very late foal and he's only had 18 races, so for a horse of his age he's had very few miles on the clock.
"I've no idea what trip to run him over. He may be a bit slow for two-mile races. He's never raced over three miles, so possibly we should think about going for the Charlie Hall to try him over three. It would be a smallish field in the beginning and see."
Henderson agreed that two miles is now on the short side for Finian's Rainbow.
"I'm sure he's going to want more than two miles. I think he'd appreciate two and a half or even three," he said.
"We need to get him back in one piece. It was cruel what happened to him this year as it bore no relation to why he missed the previous bit."


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You love your children, we do too. Now is your chance go brag about them and show them off. Create this cute carry along book from C&T Publishing in only six steps. It's a great scrapbooking project that you'll love having on you.
- 7 rectangles 3" x 5" for photo frames
- 2 sheets of 12" x 12" floral scrapbookpaper
- 12 sheets of 8 1/2″ x 11" sheets of solid pink card stock
- Poem printed on cardstock and cut into five sections
- Assorted grosgrain ribbons, 3D flower stickers, stickers, and words for decorating
- Glue
- Scissors
- Pencil
- Blank Board Book – Purse shape
- On your floral scrapbook paper as well as your pink cardstock, trace your purse shape using the blank board book as a guide.
- Cut the shapes from the paper.
- Glue the paper purse shapes onto the blank board book with the floral paper on the front and back of the purse and the 12 pink shapes on the inside.
- Glue the 7 photo rectangles in place, centered on 7 of the board book pages. Cut pictures down to size and glue in place.
- Decorate the remaining pages with the poem, 3D flower stickers, words, ribbon and crystals.
- Use a piece of grosgrain ribbon to tie closed.
Author Shannon Mullen-Dennis recently created the most adorable brag book using our Ready-to-Go!® Blank Board Book Purse. She made the book to celebrate the birth of a new baby girl, but suggests it would also be perfect for weddings, birthdays and more. Keep reading for her step by step instructions to make your own brag book.
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The Dalai Lama, the internationally revered spiritual leader and recipient of the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize, has not been able to set foot in his homeland since he fled in 1959, following a period of failed détente with the Chinese occupiers of Tibet.
While one may question the tactic, I understand the severe repression that is driving people to pour kerosene over their bodies and light themselves on fire. I am American by birth, but my husband and our family are Tibetan. Every Sunday, I bring our little boy to the YMCA for Tibetan Sunday School. At five years old, he already understands that he is studying Tibetan language not only for his own benefit, but to help preserve Tibetan culture. This is necessary because Tibetan religion and culture are under attack in Tibet.
Tibetans inside Tibet are punished for piety paid to the Dalai Lama, whom Tibetans revere as their protector deity and an emanation of the Buddha of compassion. So-called "patriotic education," which includes denouncing the Dalai Lama and consuming anti-Tibet propaganda from the Chinese Communist Party, was once concentrated in Tibetan monasteries but is now pervasive in almost every sector of society.
In an ironic twist, the Chinese authorities paid Tibetans to celebrate Tibetan New Year this year; the regime is determined to show the world that Tibetans are free, when the reality is the opposite.
Tibetans do not even have the freedom to leave Tibet; the authorities capture and detain Tibetans who try to escape. In 2006, Western mountaineers watched in horror – and captured on video – as Chinese border security forces fired on a group of Tibetans, killing a 17-year-old nun who was trying to escape. Those who are not caught also face huge risks.
My husband was carried across steep Himalayan passes when he was seven years old. His mother died across the border in Nepal after giving birth to a baby girl; the baby died shortly afterward. Our close friend's sisters paid smugglers to help three of their children escape. The two older boys made it, but the littlest one – just 10 years old – died en route. Heartbreaking as these stories are, they are by no means unique.


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Deloitte Report: Retail revenues rebound despite global downturn |
The revenues of the world's 250 largest retailers topped $4 trillion* in fiscal year 2011 (encompassing companies' fiscal years ended through June 2012), according to the 2013 Global Powers of Retailing report from Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (DTTL), in conjunction with STORES Media. This is a 5 percent year-on-year increase in retail revenue despite the global economic downturn. Additionally, according to the report retail revenue rose significantly for companies based in emerging markets in Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and Asia Pacific (excluding Japan).
"Growth opportunities for many of the world's largest retailers continue to be driven by global expansion in an attempt to make up for slow-growing or stagnant domestic markets," said Dr. Ira Kalish, Director of Global Economics at Deloitte Services LP in the United States. "Despite a stumbling global economy, consumers continued to spend in 2011, which has served to boost global revenues. This year's report shows a growing number of retailers in mature markets ramping up their efforts in foreign markets in search of more attractive growth opportunities, employing multiple market entry strategies including franchising, licensing and joint ventures, in addition to owned expansion," Kalish added.
In Ukraine, the top ten global retailers are represented by only one player – Metro AG. Other retailers ranking in the list of major market players are also under-represented, In the list of the first hundred retail operators – Groupe Auchan, Inditex (known to local consumers from such brands as Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka), Marks and Spencer, GAP, PPR Group (Puma brand), Groupe Adeo (Leroy Merlin brand). Olga Shamritskaya, Senior Manager at Deloitte, Leader of Retail Industry Group explains the slight interest in Ukraine by a number of factors.
"We have seen a steady decrease in population levels of Ukraine despite its high number of inhabitants, which adversely affects investment attractiveness of our retail market. In addition, there is a direct correlation between the level of GDP per capita and retail trading development opportunities. In 2012, GDP per capita amounted to about USD 3,600 per annum, which is four times lower than that of Russia. By contrast, Romania and Bulgaria have the lowest GDP per capita across the EU (USD 7,780 and USD 7,000 in 2012 respectively)", says Olga Shamritskaya. However, according to Ms. Shamritskaya, Ukraine's retail market has good development prospects. "First of all, retailers prefer countries where the portion of urban population prevails. Ukraine is a unique country compared to other countries of Central and Eastern Europe since it has four cities with populations exceeding one million, and nine cities with populations exceeding half a million. Therefore, the market will continue to develop either due to foreign investment, or the expansion of local chains. The global economic stabilization will be a key factor for further growth, while new trends in retail development will make it much easier for global market players to enter our market", says Olga Shamritskaya.
The report attributes continued growth in emerging markets to the burgeoning middle classes, youthful populations, and sizeable foreign direct investment. These emerging markets accounted for almost half (24) of the 50 fastest-growing companies over the 2006-2011 period. Chinese and Russian retailers are well-represented among the fastest 50, as well as retailers from Africa/Middle East and Latin America.
"The growth in large emerging markets such as China is projected to add at least 70 million new consumers to the global middle class per year, which is an additional 500 million new middle-class consumers by 2020. This new wave of consumption represents a huge opportunity for consumer businesses," said Vicky Eng, Global Retail Lead, Deloitte LLP in the United States. "A significant investment by a company is required to successfully expand and operate in emerging markets, including gaining a deep understanding of local consumers' tastes and preferences, forging a strong cultural fit with local partners, and attracting and retaining local talent."
The report indicates that composite retail revenue for the fastest-growing 50 rose by 22 percent on a compound annual basis over the 2006-2011 period, more than four times faster than that for the top 250 as a whole. While the fastest-growing 50 companies are based on revenue growth over a five-year period, most of the retailers on the list maintained their aggressive growth in 2011.
In 2011, for the first time, the share of North American top 250 retailers that remained single country operators fell to less than half. Many U.S. retailers have made their first international expansions close to home, moving to Canada, Mexico or Puerto Rico. Still, only 15 percent of the North American region's retail revenue came from foreign operations. Asia Pacific was the only region with a lower percentage of foreign revenues, driven by limited international expansion of the Japanese companies. In contrast, fewer than 20 percent of European top 250 retailers operated exclusively within their national borders in 2011. They derived 38 percent of total revenue from foreign operations, far more than any other region.
A notable change from 2010 was that retailers of FMCG outpaced fashion and hardlines retailers, posting 6 percent revenue growth. Revenue growth declined for fashion goods retailers in 2011, to 5 percent from 7 percent in 2010. The hardlines and leisure goods sector posted good profitability and solid gains in revenue in 2011, though not as robust as in 2010.
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Country of origin |
2011 retail revenue (US$m) |
2011 group revenue (US$m) |
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Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. |
446,950 |
446,950 |
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Carrefour S.A. |
France |
113,197 |
115,277 |
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Tesco PLC |
101,574 |
103,244 |
4 |
Metro AG |
Germany |
92,905 |
92,905 |
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The Kroger Co. |
90,374 |
90,374 |
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Costco Wholesale Corporation |
88,915 |
88,915 |
7 |
Schwarz Unternehmens Treuhand KG |
Germany |
87,841 |
87,841 |
8 |
Aldi Einkauf GmbH & Co. oHG |
Germany |
73,375e |
73,375e |
9 |
Walgreen Co. |
72,184 |
72,184 |
10 |
The Home Depot, Inc. |
70,395 |
70,395 |
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That sets up the story gimmick in "Jimmy Hollywood," which is that Jimmy teams up with William to tape the bad guys, send the tapes to TV stations, and represent himself as a shadowy vigilante organization named "S.O.S." - which stands for "Save Our Streets" and is inspired, he explains, by the initials of "Steven O. Selznick," whose name was David, but why sweat the details? Leadership of the S.O.S. is the greatest role in Jimmy Alto's life, and he plays it to the hilt, monopolizing the Los Angeles media with a crimestoppers campaign that grows more daring and dangerous.
Lorraine (Victoria Abril), his longsuffering Latina girlfriend, thinks he has taken leave of his senses, which of course he has, but the movie knows that an unemployed actor who thinks he has finally found a great role cannot be reasoned with.
"Jimmy Hollywood" was written and directed by Barry Levinson ("Rainman," "Good Morning, Vietnam"), who has probably had a lot of Jimmy Altos through his office. In Pesci, Slater and Abril he has actors who find the right tone for the material. But the plot weighs them down. They'd be at home in a human comedy about their dreams and other ways of killing time. When they get caught up in the whirlwind of Levinson's plot mechanism, they lose their goofy street credibility and become characters in a sitcom: Events drive them, and the scale of the story escalates, until finally nothing can be believed - which is a shame, because for the first hour we believed in them.
John Cassavetes knew how to make movies like this without letting the plot take over. His "Minnie and Moskowitz" was about a lonely museum curator (Gena Rowlands) and a parking lot attendant (Seymour Cassel), and Moskowitz could be Jimmy Alto's first cousin: A guy on the outside physically, but on the inside in his mind. The whole point of such characters is that they drift. And it is important that they drift in a recognizable version of real life (romanticized, to be sure).
"Jimmy Hollywood" goes wrong when Jimmy starts pulling off stunts that would make you famous in the movies but would get you killed in real life. Once the story cuts loose from its base of realism, it doesn't much matter what happens; Jimmy, William and Lorraine, who seemed so real in her cluttered apartment, become plot devices, not people.
Too bad. I felt my heart sinking when I saw the plot machinery gearing up. There's probably a theory that audiences demand heavy plotting - that unless there's some kind of dumb manipulated crisis as a climax, they'll lose interest. I wonder how valid that is.
Today's audiences have been exposed to so many hours of TV and film that they can sense it when a movie cuts loose from its convictions and goes on automatic pilot. Here are characters who might have really amounted to something, and we can see the movie dying right under their feet.
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The Senate Finance Committee hopes to produce the last of Congress's five draft healthcare bills this week. Then begins the difficult process of melding them together.
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Tuesday's opening of the long-awaited Senate Finance Committee debate on healthcare reform may mark the beginning of the endgame for President Obama's top domestic priority.
All the draft bills are now on the table. What comes next is the public struggle to meld those efforts together into a product that Democratic leaders hope will attract enough votes to pass.
Given the importance of the subject, the complexity of the various pieces of proposed legislation, and the sheer number of powerful lawmakers involved, it promises to be a difficult process.
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