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Have any tips for golfing with a broken wrist?
Welcome to my first chat of the new year. I hope that everyone is ready for an exciting year in golf.John, as for your broken wrist, I would rest it until it heals. There is no way with a broken wrist that you can properly set the golf club at the top of the swing or compress the ball at impact.
What is the Coldest Temperature that the Golfers Played in on the PGA Tour?
Chris,When the Tour gets to the west coast there will be some cool morning temperatures at just about all the tournaments. By the time the tour comes east in the summer, it's pretty hot.
Farrell - Could you please predict the results for this year's four majors?
Frank,There is so much parity in the game right now. No one really has stepped up to take the mantle from Tiger as the dominant player on tour. So I like four different winners in the majors. Luke Donald finally gets a major win at the Masters. Bill Haas or Nick Watney takes the U.S. Open. Tiger wins the British Open and Bubba Watson takes the PGA. That's an early guess. I will have a better sense of things after the West Coast swing.
Does anyone believe that Tiger Woods will have a great season in 2012?
Who do you think takes the money title this year?
Craig,I like Webb Simpson. He had a great year in 2011 and there is no reason for him to have a slump this year. I look for him to jump out of the gates this week at Kapalua with a win.
Which non-winners on the tour break out a get their first win this year?
In 2010 we saw a record six rookies win on tour. I don't expect that many this year, but I do like Harris English, the young kid out of Georgia, to make an early impression. As far as veterans, I like Briny Baird. He had a good chance last year at the Frys.Com Open in October, but he came up a little short of his goal, losing in a playoff to Bryce Molder.
As far as "will Tiger have a great season", what is great for this guy? I think we see Tiger win one major(Masters) and he scoops up two more during the season. I think he definitely finishes in the top 10 this year, but only if he stays healthy!
Craig,Hopefully, Tiger is past his injuries and can sincerely practice and compete at the level that he feels comfortable. But unfortunately Tiger may not have great success until he reckons with some of his personal demons that have shackled him since Thanksgiving 2010. I know he would disagree, but he's not the same mental player that he was before his personal life unraveled.
Last question....What rookies do you see making an impact this year and which one finishes the highest on the money list?
Craig,J.J. Killeen, Jason Kokrak, Harris English, Richard H. Lee and Brian Harman could all have good years and finish easily inside the top 50 on the money list at the end of the year.
Who do you like this week, beyond Simpson who you mentioned before?
I'm going to go out on a limb and pick Steve Stricker. I know that's not much of a risk, but he's probably the best player in the field other than Simpson.
One more...What new faces could we see for the Americans on the next Ryder Cup team?
Craig,Unless Keegan Bradley has a horrible year, he should make his first Ryder Cup team. I also like Bo Van Pelt to finally break through and find the limelight that his game deserves.
Any surprise players to look for this week at Kapalua?
Sal,Harrison Frazar and Michael Bradley would blow me away if they competed. But in a small field like this I wouldn't bet against them.
Who's your pick from the Nationwide grads to have the biggest impact this year?
Michael,It's a toss up between Jason Kokrak and J.J. Killeen. Kokrak is a bomber with a good nature and Killeen is a steady player who won that Tour's money title.
I'm checking out now. Please join me next week: same time, same place. Enjoy the golf this week. So long.


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The previous generation of space contractors is focused around government jobs. This has created a broad patchwork of subcontractors that is organized to be in as many congressional districts as possible. All these layers create "profit stack-up" that bloats the price of a vehicle.
SpaceX is vertically integrated, which means that they don't have to pay as many subcontractors, which drives down the price. We'll see if they can withstand the assault from the entrenched players.
Well, is there really anything worth it in the moon?
There's a low-gravity, no-atmosphere location from where it's possible to launch missions to anywhere in the solar system much cheaper than from the earth.
There's local supply of building materials, ample material for shielding against radiation, and things don't need to be so flimsy and fragile as something that's built in orbit.
Besides, there's the possibility of mining Helium 3, which has been assumed to be one of the possible means to obtain nuclear fusion power.
I can't see what would be the reason, either technical or financial, to go to Mars before building a permanent moon base.
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The Heart is probably the most talked about and focused on part of the human body. Its been portrayed as a Broken Heart, a Happy Heart, a Foolish Heart, a Cheating Heart, a Beating Heart, a Shattered Heart, a Bleeding Heart, a Still Heart, etc. For now let's allow it to be a Light-Hearted Heart!
Roses Have Thorns So Do Some People!
A rose is a beautiful thing. It has a wonderful fragrance and beautiful colored petals. Yet everyone knows that if youre not careful when you pick a rose you can get pricked by a thorn. Looks can be deceiving. Choosing who you spend time with can be a lot like picking flowers.
Priority or Afterthought ? Which One Are You?
Its a safe assumption that most people like to have a priority position in the lives of people they believe they are involved with in a significant way. That being said it raises a question in my mind. Why do so many people allow others to treat them as if they were just afterthoughts?
Friendship Quotes That Are Timeless
In todays world of social networking, add me on Facebook has become a quote that often replaces the question, will you be my friend? Here are some other quotes about friendships that you might like that are ageless and timeless.
Government Shutdown?
Its becoming obvious that people who are not logical are now trying to run the government. You may think politics have nothing to do with relationships. Youre wrong. Political decisions affect all relationships directly or indirectly. This is war: life sustaining budgets vs. ideology differences.
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When you have a falling out or disagreement with a friend you can feel disconnected and alone. One of the best things you can do is to take a good look at the friendship before making any decisions related to it. What else can you do about it?
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What is Trust? How do you build it in relationships? How do you know who you can trust? Trust is fragile. It can be hard to build but easy to lose. Trust is important in all relationships: friendships, families, romances, co-workers, etc. Relationships usually can't survive without it.
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Life seems to run in seasons and cycles. Of course there are the four seasons of winter, summer, spring and fall. There are the cycles of the moon. There are seasons that revolve around specific sports. And unfortunately there is Tax Season. But what does that have to do with personal relationships?
Chocolate Chip Cookies A Love Hate Relationship
So youve had a bad day and you dont know what you can possibly do to make that bad day disappear from your mind. Suddenly you know you decide to have a chocolate chip cookie, but just one chocolate chip cookie; but which one? Cookies are a lot like relationships you have choices.
A Happy Ending
Who among us can say that they dont want a Happy Ending to everything that happens in their lives? We plot to reach certain goals, to have certain things, to find peace, love and understanding in our relationships. You are responsible for your Happy Endings, only you should control your choices!
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For the past 68 years, each October the nation comes together in a campaign to raise awareness about disability employment. In 1988, it was made official, and the month was proclaimed National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). October is a time to reflect and discuss the barriers and successful opportunities that people with disabilities encounter every day when trying to work or find work.
Well, here in Massachusetts the Patrick Administration has made a set a high goal of job creation. As a result, we have consistently offered innovative programs through the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission's (MRC) vocational rehabilitation division by providing people with disabilities assistance in finding jobs – and keeping them. By supplying MRC consumers with services like diagnostic evaluations, interests and aptitude tests, and job coaches, the MRC is preparing consumers to find competitive employment.
The Administration's commitment to empowering self-sufficiency for all Commonwealth residents is actualized in the MRC's mission of promoting equality, empowerment, and independence of individuals with disabilities. By having a more inclusive workforce we not only reflect the communities we serve and enrich those around them, but also ensure that all our residents have equal access to employment, and ultimately independence.
In FY2013, the MRC placed over 3,500 citizens with disabilities into competitive employment opportunities based on their choices, interests, needs and skills. MRC consumers make an average of $12.79 per hour and work an average of 26.4 hours a week.
Every day the MRC continues to bring awareness and create opportunities for independent living and work for consumers. In recognition of this year's National Disability Awareness Month themed "Because we are EQUAL to the Task" the MRC is holding a series of events. They include:
- October 11, 2013 – Disability Awareness Day at CVS/Caremark Corporate Headquarters
- October 16, 2013 – Disability Awareness Day at Sam's Club
- October 22, 2013 – Disability Mentoring Day at Boston City Hall
- October 23, 2013 – City of Cambridge Disability Mentoring Day
Also, in Massachusetts October is Disability History Month. Commissioner Charles Carr (MRC) and colleagues will highlight this local celebration with a screening of "The Great Fight for Disability Rights" documentary. This screening will occur October 16, 2013 at the State House.
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Public school students this week begin taking new, highly anticipated standardized exams called the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, or STAAR. The first to brave the tests, reportedly much harder than the old state exams, are high school freshmen, who take the English writing test Monday. Students in fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth […] [Read More]
High-ranking HISD exec in Maryland job search
The other finalist is local, Renee Foose, a deputy superintendent in Baltimore County schools. [Read More]
Suspicious test scores found in HISD, others nationwide
Student test scores at some Houston ISD campuses are so statistically unlikely that they could indicate cheating over the last several years, according to a national analysis that found similar suspicious patterns across the country. The Houston Independent School District, which has drawn national attention for tying teachers' pay to standardized test scores, was one […] [Read More]
HISD responds to test cheating allegations
Houston ISD Superintendent Terry Grier issued a preemptive strike Friday evening, saying the district takes test integrity seriously in anticipation of a newspaper analysis that found questionable exam scores in Houston and other school systems nationwide. Allegations of cheating are not new in HISD. In July, the Houston Chronicle reported that district investigations uncovered evidence […] [Read More]
More students, less money in Texas schools
The public schools in Texas enroll nearly 65,000 more students than last year, according to new state data that bolster arguments that educators are doing more with less money. State lawmakers, seeking to balance the budget, took the unprecedented step of not funding student enrollment growth, cutting $5.4 billion from public education over this school […] [Read More]
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Texas Education Commissioner Robert Scott is expected to rule within weeks whether the North Forest Independent School District must close July 1 as he initially ordered late last year. Attorneys for North Forest ISD, seeking to keep the district open, pleaded their case over two days last month before before Lizette Reynolds, a deputy commissioner […] [Read More]
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The principal of Kashmere High School has resigned mid-school year, continuing a revolving door of leaders at the north Houston campus with a history of poor academic performance. Kashmere is one of the nine original schools in HISD Superintendent Terry Grier's signature reform effort, called Apollo. The program began last school year with Grier's administration […] [Read More]
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"The First And Still The Best"
I never thought I would get hooked on historical romances, but I read this one...and loved it! I still re-read it. Jennifer Ashley steps outside of the box by giving us an autistic hero, and she does a brilliant job portraying him and how others react to him. Ian and Beth are a truly endearing couple. They make appearances in future books, and I never get tired of them.
When I saw that Ian and Beth's book was coming out as an audiobook I was over the moon, and downloaded it as soon as I could. The narrator did a good job, and I will definitely be listening to this book again. I really hope Tantor produces the entire series. My first historical romance is still the best historical romance.
"Great Series, Good Narrator"
I'm a fan of this series and was very excited to find that it was coming out in an audio format. The series is wonderful, and the books just keep getting better. The reason why this didn't get a 5 star review was the narrator. First, the sample doesn't do her justice. Her delivery is much more smooth and relaxed. Secondary characters were very well done, as was Cyn. What didn't translate was the sexual tension between Cyn and Raphael that started at their first meeting. When I read the book, I felt it right away and it just kept building. While listening, I thought that it fell short. However, the sex scenes were well done. Also, Traci Odom needs to...practice?....her interpretation of Raphael. It's okay, but everything else is delivered so smoothly and consistently, that there were moments when Raphael snapped me out of the book. I'm wondering if the voice she's giving him is a bit out of her vocal range. Worth a credit? Yes. A super-bargain if it goes on sale. I look forward to the next book--which rocks with a wonderfully written villain, and an unexpected betrayal.
"She Does It All"
Poppy, running a bookstore? No....well, yes. But she also turns out to be the person that's running things in Darkest London. Very cool to see a powerful woman, in charge of a secret organization, working out problems with the husband as they take on demons! And she does it all very well. Great love story and Poppy turns out to be a kick-ass heroine when she's not selling books. Love this series!
"A Nice Vacation"
Narration was great, the length was good, and what a sweetheart Peanut is! The guy almost stole the show from his parents. Lot's of fun! It's a good listen to insert between two heavier audiobooks.
"Beware The Songs"
It's a classic, and a favorite that I've grown up with. I thought the audiobook would be perfect, but I didn't take into consideration all those songs that Tolkien loved to write. It's the only reason I couldn't listen to it straight through, and ultimately why I didn't finish it.
"Great Book, but Narrator Needs To Do Her Research"
Loved the ebook, and actually pre-ordered the audiobook. Very good story with resolutions, reveals, and questions left unanswered. There were set-ups for at least 2 different characters.
But the narrator....I don't think she's absolutely awful. Some of the voices were very well done, as was the straight narration and the sex scenes stayed hot. She could have been a very good fit. What I *can* say is that she ruined the illusion of being in a different world. I can't imagine anyone reading the description of Seminus demons, and turning them from, arguably, the sexiest creatures in paranormal romance into guys who sounded like girls complete with faerie dust. These are characters that we've fallen in love with and have been interpreted by many narrators. Every time a Sem started talking I winced and decided it was a good time to let my mind wander. That's a first for me.
And then there were characters with accents that just didn't make sense. It sounded like Tavin was speaking with a Mexican accent. Ares....not sure what accent that was, but it distracted me almost as much as the Sems did. And then there's Revenant, who will be the hero for the next book. He had a lovely Texas Twang going on, which I thought was wonderful and could be very sexy. But, where'd that come from? It's a major point in the book that Rev has spent his whole life in Sheoul, right?
These missteps, and sometimes blatant mistakes, weren't enough to make me return the book since these are secondary characters we're talking about. But, unlike some of the other books in the series which I've listened to many times, I won't be listening to this one again. I will be re-reading Reaver before I start in on Revenant's book. I will not be pre-ordering, and will perhaps even pass on the audio version if Helen Wick is narrating again. I believe Helen is the ninth narrator for this series. That is insane with reoccurring characters. I don't know who's responsible for this. Please go back to Hilary Huber. She's done a fantastic job and is, I think, the best of the nine. But, if you can't, or won't, hire her.....please, pick someone who will do her research before she goes to work, and stick with her.
"Nicely Done!"
Fans have been in love with Daniel since he was a teen in book one. All grown up and he is the MacKenzie we wish was real! The book played like a movie as I listened. Loved Daniel and Violet as a couple, and was delighted to listen as the youngest MacKenzie's made appearances. Violet was welcomed by the entire family. Angela Dawe continues to do a great job in bringing these characters to life.
"Novella Just As Good As Novels"
Finished this one with the same warm fuzzy feeling that I have after all the Highland Pleasures books. Don't skip this novella! It may be shorter, but is as satisfying as any full-length novel. Great, great story!
"Don't Pass This Up!"
Not just three great stories, but three well written stories that provide all the romance I want with something I've never encountered before--berserkers! Don't be fooled. These shorter stories are as well done as any novella from a well-known, long-standing series. Loved the characters enough to wish for full length novels. I thought the narrator did a good job, and I hope to find the next trilogy from this author on audio soon.
"Better Than The Duke"
This series is amazing: World Building, Plot, Characters....everything is top notch. I loved The Iron Duke and will re-listen to it many times. Great characters, and Yasmeen could have stolen the show if she was given any more time in the first book. I'm glad she got her own book. Heart of Steel raises the bar for the rest of the series and Faye Adele is a wonderful narrator, but she knocks it out of the ball park when she plays Yasmeen. These books do stand alone, but I suggest reading them in order as characters from past books do show up.
"Nice Collection for Fans"
For fans of the Psy-Changeling series, this is a good listen. Four novellas give personal glimpses into the lives of four different couples. The focus, and conflict, remains on the couples and each story only spans a short time. Fans will love it. New comers to the series won't appreciate it as much, and I strongly recommend starting with book 1 and putting this anthology off until you are well into the series.
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Wind southwest 15 to 25 knots increasing to westerly 25 to 35 Tuesday afternoon.
A few showers with a risk of thunderstorms.
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Today Tonight and Tuesday Seas 3 to 4 metres.
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Wednesday Wind northwest 25 to 35 knots diminishing to west 10 to 15 in the morning then increasing to south 25 to 35 in the afternoon.
Thursday Wind southwest 25 to 35 knots diminishing to southwest 15 to 25.
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Technical Marine SynopsisIssued 9:30 PM PDT 30 March 2015 Tonight and Tuesday At 9:30 p.m. PDT tonight low 999 mb located over the Gulf of Alaska.
By 11:00 p.m. PDT Tuesday low 1008 mb located off the Alaska
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Pampas Grass is just beautiful. I lived in southern Illinois until 2 years ago I missed my beautiful pampas grass so much i was always going to it touching the leaves. I took such good care of it and always cut it back in March so wild animals could take harbor in it during winter storms. I moved to upstate new york 2 years ago and just last week I bought a large pot of pampas grass that I hope will thrive in my yard like my other one did. I still miss it .. it was like a baby to me. please don't laugh.
I know how you feel about grass foliage. Something about it really captivates doesn't it.
I'd be surprised though if you had true pampas grass, cortaderia sp. It wouldn't likely have been hardy in your area. I definitely don't think you'd find it surviving in upstate new york. Sometimes other species of cascading grasses are generically called pampas grass.
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Located in the entertainment district and offering premium bedding and an outdoor pool, Hilton San Jose makes for a lovely place to stay and a great choice if you are looking for business-friendly hotels in San Jose.
This 3-star San Jose hotel offers gift shops/newsstands. No matter how busy you are, take some time out to de-stress as you will find a spa tub and a fitness center on site. Guests wishing to relax with a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
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- Self parking fee: USD 24 per day
- Valet parking fee: USD 34 per day
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at Hilton San Jose, offering 353 guest rooms with climate control. Cable TV channels and pay movies provided in each room are great for unwinding at the end of a long day. Corporate travelers visiting the San Jose area will benefit from wired and wireless high-speed Internet access (charges apply) as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones.
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Distances from Hotel Hilton San JoseSan Jose Center for the Performing Arts - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
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Children's Discovery Museum - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
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Parkside Hall - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Tech Museum - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Plaza de Cesar Chavez - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
California Theater - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
D.P. Fong Gallery - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
San Jose Museum of Art - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
St. Joseph Cathedral Basilica - 0.6 km / 0.3 mi
San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
The preferred airport for Hilton San Jose is San Jose, CA (SJC-Norman Y. Mineta San Jose Intl.) - 5.7 km / 3.5 mi.
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We have doubts over the validity of the initial court case and conviction, we have doubts as to what prompted the release, we have doubts as to who was involved in arranging it, we now even have doubts over the likelihood of Al-Megrehi's imminant demise, the supposed basis of his release.
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Megrahi is dying of terminal cancer, with a few weeks to live. The view taken by Scots law is that no purpose of imprisonment is served (punishment, public protection, deterrence or offender rehabilitation) by keeping a terminally ill prisoner confined for the last few weeks of his life. Dying in the agony of terminal cancer is literally a death sentence. Twenty-three prisoners have been released on this basis prior to Megrahi, including murderers. All major political parties in Scotland contributed to and supported this law, at least until some saw a partisan advantage in attacking the SNP over the current case. Megrahi is simply getting due process, as you would call it in America.
No doubt some of the relatives of those killed on Flight 103 would like Megrahi to have been hanged, or possibly roasted alive on a spit while they watched. That is human nature. But vengeance as judged by victims of crime or their relatives is no basis for a justice system (see Saudi for details). And it is also worth remembering that some of the relatives, such as Jim Swire, approve of Megrahi's release.
If you believe Megrahi to be guilty, then you believe the Libyan government (and ultimately Gaddafi) to be responsible for the atrocity. One of the most outstanding demonstrations of double standards in recent times was the sight of various US politicans publicly demanding Megrahi not be released, while Senator John McCain was actually in Libya meeting Gaddafi for trade talks. That is rich. Additional piquancy was added to this humbug-flavoured stew by the fact that one of the objectors was the (now-late) Senator Edward Kennedy, a man not previously known to support British attempts to detain terrorists, to put it mildly.
I for one love the precedent. Let's release all mass murderers if we feel sorry for them or they are in poor health. In fact with improvements in general medical care we can keep people alive much longer, so there's a good reason to simply let mass murderers out or not even bother to try them at all if they're old enough. I'm sure Scotland could fine a nice pensioner's home for Ivan the Terrible, now on trial for Holocaust era crimes against humanity. The added bonus that this is good for the economy of the UK is just icing on the cake.
In the meantime, Israel's life is not easy. It must go between Sccila and Caribdis: the Scila of excesses of power, the Caribdis of excesses of yielding to World opinion, mostly when the "World" is much more close today to Chamberlain than to Churchill. Globalization produces naturally Chamberlains, and pacts with assassins. This blurs the limits of ethics. Everything goes. Will Israel have to stand as the Churchill today? It is too much for her. globalization will finally absorb her.
The only surprise is that we should be surprised at anything this spineless apology of a P.M.is capable of. After all this is the hypocrite who starves our forces of equipment and goes to court to reduce any compensation they receive.Compassion it would seem is on offer for convicted mass murderers is acceptable but but it not it would seem for his victims. This is an act of political cowardice worthy of Neville Chamberlain himself,has this man no shame?
Huh? Obama not caring about the victims? Didn't he positively echo their sentiments on the issue? As for Brown...well I don't really know. He seems a bit out of touch with the issue, at the very least he doesn't seem to be quite on the ball. Maybe he was stunned by the ferocity of criticisms that resulted.
Why protests now? Well its because the victims are outraged by their perception that justice hasn't been served. Most who are convinced of his guilt wish to see him end his days in prison and do not believe he deserves compassion as he has not shown any remorse for his actions (possibly because he denied ever being involved).
As for prosecuting heads of states..... here I have to state that sadly justice can, and does, lose out to utilitarianism. The ICC wanted to prosecute Omar, however you know the storm that declaration brewed. Milosevic was given a reprieve by the Judge Death before he could be tried. It remains to be seen if justice can catch up with Charles Taylor before Judge Death does.
Why are people so surprised? Churchil's "special relationship" enunciated when London was the last capital in Europe on the verge of falling into the hands of Hitler has already been superceded by Malloch-Brown's declaration that the foreign policies of the US and UK would "no longer be joined at the hip" in what must be the most succinct and concise rejoinder to Churchil that has ever been uttered.
When are Americans going to wake up?
Gordon Brown uses devolution as an excuse for non-interference in Scotland when he has no problem voicing his opinion on decisions by the knesset and judiciary of independent Israel in their effort to serve and protect their own population.
Why the protests now? Why were there no protests when the Libiyan govt under Gaddhafi was brought back into the 'family' of nations. I wonder who is guilty of the bigger crime Gaddhafi or Al Megrahi?
Letting Gaddhafi go scot free is like letting Omar Basheer of Sudan, Milosovic of Serbia or Charles Taylor of Liberia go, once they give up the people who carried out their orders.
The deal was made to forestall al-Megrahi's appeal which would have brought the whole sordid story of bribed witnesses and major power manipulation to light.
See Gwynne Dyer's article:
GWYNNE DYER has worked as a freelance journalist, columnist, broadcaster and lecturer on international affairs for more than 20 years, but he was originally trained as an historian. Born in Newfoundland, he received degrees from Canadian, American and British universities, finishing with a Ph.D. in Military and Middle Eastern History from the University of London. He served in three navies and held academic appointments at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and Oxford University before launching his twice-weekly column on international affairs, which is published by over 175 papers in some 45 countries.
Releasing a convicted killer of more than 250 people for the sake of commercial deals is a perfect example of Lenin's dictum:
Capitalists will sell the rope with which they themselves will be hung..!
It just shows that the West strategists like Gordon Brown or Obama will hardly spare a thought for the victims in their quest for more lucrative deals such as Oil for Arms with rogue nations.
If I thought for a second that Kenny MacAskill actually made this criminal decision by himself than I would say a just outcome would be for him to serve the remainder of al-Megrahi's sentence. However, I don't think anybody could be as criminally stupid and compassionless toward the families of the murdered as he appears to be. There is no doubt in my mind that this was part of a corrupt deal involving billions in Libyan business deals and oil. As for President Obama....he knew about the deal. His perfunctory protest was so embarrasing he had to send out the head of the FBI to toughen it up. No matter, anybody with a brain can figure out in record time that this was a fixed prearranged and choreographed arrangement from start to finish. That seemingly intelligent people thought the public in the U.K. or U.S. are so gullible they would buy this charade is what is most mystifying?
The Maltese shopkeeper who had identified al-Megrahi, Tony Gauci, turned out to be living in Australia, supported by several million dollars the Americans had paid him for his evidence.
The allegation the timer for the bomb had been supplied to Libya by the Swiss manufacturer Mebo turned out to be false. The owner of Mebo, Edwin Bollier, revealed that he had turned down an offer of $4 million from the FBI in 1991 to testify that he had sold his MST-13 timers to Libya.
One of Bollier's former employees, Ulrich Lumpert, did testify at al-Megrahi's trial that MST-13 timers had been supplied to Libya - but in 2007 he admitted he had lied at the trial.
Both US and international law.
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Vino - can I ask you a personal question friend, where in the world are you?
Me Southeast USA
But whose "Law" Vino? Whose "Law?" A hero to one is a terrorist to another. Do you see the dilema?
I want to be a Philosopher King but I'd get slaughtered if I were.
You didn't say what the CIA did amounted to torture because you do not believe in the rule of law in your own country. As has been pointed out to you many times, by myself and others, is a summary of torture against the guilty and innocent alike, in an institutionalized fashion.
You can repeat the false meme that intelligence agencies are not subject to illegality, but you are wrong on that sir. I'll leave you with some thoughts from the Atlantic which I believe strongly apply to your worldview.
"[I]f you genuinely believe in the rule of law, you can't invoke political expediency as a guide to whether possible crimes should be investigated and prosecuted. And the fact that the Attorney-General has decided to go forward should be seen as very positive sign, because it shows that he is willing to fulfill his constitutional responsibilities even if it is politically inconvenient for the president who appointed him. I have no doubt that the president would prefer to "look forward," because an investigation and/or prosecution will drive both the CIA and the right-wing media types crazy and because he's got enough alligators to wrestle with already. But he also promised us that he would end the politicization of the Department of Justice that his predecessor practiced, and Holder's decision, however inconvenient for Obama, is a reassuring sign that there is still life in the U.S. Constitution," - Stephen Walt.
Compare and contrast with once-libertarian Charles Murray, who sees only culture war politics as the salient issue:
Nothing but the Pauline Kael syndrome can explain the political idiocy of letting Attorney General Eric Holder go after the interrogators.
Nothing but the rule of law, that is. Remember when that mattered to conservatives? The GOP could think of nothing else when impeaching a president for perjury in a civil trial. But secretly committing war crimes and rigging the legal system to give you a golden shield from prosecution for torture? We should all stand up and applaud illegality, defend the politicians who broke the law and authorized the torture, abuse and murder of prisoners of war. And you wonder why conservatism as it is currently exemplified disgusts me.
Also, you may want to read jmcachia's comments and see this isn't as manichean as you are indicating.
Don't get me wrong:
a) I give tons of credit for the Economist posting another thread on Lockerbie.
Now, I take you for a philosopher kindof gentleman, so.
a) I believe that we should strive for truth, justice, and law
b) I also believe that in this world the philosopher king wouldn't last 10 minutes against the ferality of international affairs.
So, we have to compromise. Yes we should strive for justice and equality and should work not to torture anyone. but, at the same time we have to acknowledge that we live in the real world.
Fair enough friend?
Oh Vino, please go back and try to read just a bit
"beyond the pale" as you say.
I never said what the CIA did amounted to torture or not
I never said that the Lockerbie release was good or bad
You need to READ what I write. There are subtle nuances that you are not getting.
If you're anywhere in the US, we can get together and have a scotch and cigar and discuss.
Here goes though:
Law - whose Law? Libya's? According to that Law, Megrahi is a hero
Law - whose Law? the one he was tried under? He's a murderer deserving life in prison.
You see that's the problem - and please please please - READ what I'm writing here.
The problem is that we TRIED him under OUR laws....that means he's not some kind of political prisoner. He's a criminal and it's entirely NOT OK to release him on some oil deal.
Now if he had been some kind of POW and not tried or not tried under our laws, then he would be someone that we could trade.
HOwever, he wasn't someone we could trade. He was a criminal because we tried him that way.
Vino really - please, read read read and then work to understand before you label someone a hypocrit.
just, how you can mention the rule of law is just beyond the pale. Now, you've been commenting with some frequency over on the CIA Torture comment thread and continually insist that this wasn't torture - thereby ignoring the rule of law in your own country.
Just wanted to point out the hypocrisy.
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Unless you've got decent DIY skills, $80 is probably the best you'll find (new). You could hack a thermostat or something, but may end up spending more in the end if you aren't sure of what you are doing.
Ah, Okay I wasn't sure if that was the best price out there or not. I did a lot of searching with not a lot of results so figured I'd just ask here.
I have some good DIY skills, but sometimes my time and sanity is just not worth it.
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I figure this is as simple as it gets, plug it in to the wall to the fridge and I should be all set.
Essentially it doesn't kick on the fridge until the ambient temperature reaches or exceeds whatever I set it at, correct?
Temps have been changing from 68-78 in my house and that can't be good.
Curious, will this unit also heat ferm chamber in the winter if needed? Not sure how, just thought I'd ask.
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No, you plug the temp controller into the wall and the heater into the temp controller - same way you would with a fridge.
I've used a heating pad to do temp control, but yeah, an electric blanket or a simple light bulb will work. I've never used a light bulb because I don't like the idea of light hitting my carboy - but I guess it's not the right wavelength to skunk your beer.
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The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) today announced appointments to a newly created National Commission on Forensic Science.
Members of the commission will work to improve the practice of forensic science by developing guidance concerning the intersections between forensic science and the criminal justice system. The commission also will work to develop policy recommendations for the U.S. Attorney General, including uniform codes for professional responsibility and requirements for formal training and certification.
The commission is co-chaired by Deputy Attorney General James M. Cole and Under Secretary of Commerce for Standards and Technology and NIST Director Patrick D. Gallagher. Nelson Santos, deputy assistant administrator for the Office of Forensic Sciences at the Drug Enforcement Administration, and John M. Butler, special assistant to the NIST director for forensic science, serve as vice-chairs.
"I appreciate the commitment each of the commissioners has made and look forward to working with them to strengthen the validity and reliability of the forensic sciences and enhance quality assurance and quality control," said Deputy Attorney General Cole. "Scientifically valid and accurate forensic analysis supports all aspects of our justice system."
The commission includes federal, state and local forensic science service providers; research scientists and academics; law enforcement officials; prosecutors, defense attorneys and judges; and other stakeholders from across the country. This breadth of experience and expertise reflects the many different entities that contribute to forensic science practice in the U.S. and will ensure these broad perspectives are represented on the commission and in its work.
"This new commission represents an extremely broad range of expertise and skills," said Under Secretary Gallagher. "It will help ensure that forensic science is supported by the strongest possible science-based evidence gathering, analysis and measurement.
"This latest and most impressive collaboration between the Department of Justice and the National Institute of Standards and Technology will help ensure that the forensic sciences are supported by the most rigorous standards available—a foundational requirement in a nation built on the credo of 'justice for all,'" said John P. Holdren, Assistant to the President for Science and Technology and Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
The following commissioners were chosen from a pool of more than 300 candidates:
Suzanne Bell, Ph.D.
, Associate Professor, West Virginia University; Frederick Bieber, Ph.D., Medical Geneticist, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Associate Professor of Pathology, Harvard Medical School; Thomas Cech, Ph.D.
, Distinguished Professor, University of Colorado, Boulder; Cecelia Crouse, Ph.D.
, Director, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office Crime Laboratory; Gregory Czarnopys
, Deputy Assistant Director, Forensic Services, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives; M. Bonner Denton, Ph.D.
, Professor, University of Arizona; Vincent Di Maio, M.D., Consultant in Forensic Pathology; Troy Duster, Ph.D.
, Chancellor's Professor and Senior Fellow, Warren Institute on Law and Social Policy, University of California, Berkeley; Jules Epstein
, Associate Professor of Law, Widener University; Stephen Fienberg, Ph.D.
, Maurice Falk University Professor of Statistics and Social Science, Carnegie Mellon University; Andrea Ferreira-Gonzalez, Ph.D.
, Professor of Pathology and Director Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory, Virginia Commonwealth University; John Fudenberg
, Assistant Coroner, Office of the Coroner/Medical Examiner, Clark County, Nevada; S. James Gates, Jr., Ph.D.
, University System Regents Professor and John S. Toll Professor of Physics, University of Maryland; Dean Gialamas
, Crime Laboratory Director, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Scientific Services Bureau; Paul Giannelli
, Distinguished University Professor and Albert J Weatherhead III and Richard W. Weatherhead Professor of Law, Case Western Reserve University; Hon. Barbara Hervey
, Judge, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals; Susan Howley
, Public Policy Director, National Center for Victims of Crime; Ted Hunt
, Chief Trial Attorney, Jackson County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, Kansas City, Missouri; Linda Jackson
, Director, Virginia Department of Forensic Science; John Kacavas
, United States Attorney, District of New Hampshire; Pamela King, Assistant State Public Defender, Minnesota State Public Defender Office; Marc LeBeau, Ph.D.
, Senior Forensic Scientist, Scientific Analysis Section, Federal Bureau of Investigation; Julia Leighton
, General Counsel, Public Defender Service, District of Columbia; Hon. Bridget Mary McCormack
, Justice, Michigan Supreme Court; Peter Neufeld
, Co-Director, Innocence Project, Benjamin Cardozo School of Law; Phil Pulaski
, Chief of Detectives, New York City Police Department; Hon. Jed Rakoff
, Senior United States District Judge, Southern District of New York; Matthew Redle
, Sheridan County and Prosecuting Attorney, Sheridan, Wyoming; Michael "Jeff" Salyards, Ph.D.
, Executive Director, Defense Forensic Science Center, Department of the Army; and Ryant Washington
, Sheriff, Fluvanna County Sherriff's Office, Fluvanna, Virginia.
Ex-Officio Members:
David Honey, Ph.D.
, Assistant Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Science and Technology and Director of Science and Technology, Office of the Director of National Intelligence; Marilyn Huestis, Ph.D., Chief, Chemistry and Drug Metabolism Section, National Institute on Drug Abuse, National Institutes of Health; Gerald LaPorte
, Acting Director, Office of Investigative and Forensic Sciences, National Institute of Justice; Patricia Manzolillo
, Laboratory Director, Forensic Laboratory Services, U.S. Postal Inspection Service; Frances Schrotter
, Senior Vice President and Chief Operation Officer, American National Standards Institute; Kathryn Turman
, Program Director, Office for Victim Assistance, Federal Bureau of Investigation; and Mark Weiss, Ph.D.
, Division Director, Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences, National Science Foundation.
The first meeting of the Commission will be held February 3-4, 2014, at 810 7th Street, N.W., Washington, DC. The membership list, notice of meetings, commission charter and other related material will be maintained within the General Service Administration's Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) database at http://www.facadatabase.gov
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An introduction to the complete Bimbadgen range of wines.
A taste of things to come...
Joining Club Bimbadgen entitles you to a wide and diverse range of benefits: from wine, restaurant and accommodation discounts through to opportunities to attend exclusive Club Member events.
Become a member and receive a six bottle 'tasting pack', twice a year. These 'tasting packs' showcase premium wines selected by our winemakers, and are sent out in March and September for only $99.50 per pack and delivered for $7.50 anywhere in Australia. The Club Bimbadgen Mixed tasting pack consists of 3 white wines and 3 red wines each time, or members can choose to receive a White or a Red tasting pack.
Club Bimbadgen members are regularly offered opportunities to enjoy great food, a variety of events, and of course, fine wine!
The Benefits...
• 20% discount on all wine purchased or ordered through the Cellar Door.
•10% discount at Esca Bimbadgen, our award-winning winery restaurant.
• 20% discount at Bimbadgen's Homestead and Cottage accommodation.
• Tasting for members and guests on a pre-booked basis in the Club Bimbadgen Members Private Tasting Room.
• Regular updates via email newsletter on members benefits including wine sales, upcoming events and exclusive opportunities.
• Access to the Private Members Retreat at 'A Day on the Green' concerts held at Bimbadgen – RSVP only.
• Club Loyalty Program - every dollar you spend on wine purchases is recorded and converted into points. Once you have accumulated 1000 points you will receive a $50.00 voucher which can be spent either in our Cellar Door or our Bimbadgen online store.
• Complimentary room hire of the Esca Bimbadgen Private Dining Room and The Bunker for groups over 12 people.
Bimbadgen respects the privacy of its members and customers and has in place a Privacy Policy to ensure compliance with all relevant government privacy laws including the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) as amended and the National Privacy Principles under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). To view our complete Privacy Statement please click here.