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Edward Snowden may be settling in for a long stay in Russia, his lawyer said, adding the National Security Agency whistleblower plans to start studying the Russian language and culture and that, for the time being, Russia is his final destination.
Anatoly Kucherena's comments on Wednesday came after the lawyer met with Snowden in the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo international airport.
Russian news reports said that Snowden was about to receive documents that would allow him to leave the airport where he has been marooned for more than a month.
Some Russian news agencies cited unidentified sources as saying Kucherena would deliver the documents to Snowden, but the lawyer later said there was no such paperwork. Snowden has applied for temporary asylum in Russia.
In a meeting with human rights activists two weeks ago, Snowden reportedly said he eventually wanted to visit Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua, all of which have offered him asylum.
But Kucherena cast doubt on those intentions after Wednesday's meeting.
"Russia is his final destination for now. He doesn't look further into the future than that," Kucherena said on state television.
The lawyer said that Snowden is staying in the transit zone "for now'" and "intends to stay in Russia, study Russian culture".
The American applied for temporary asylum in Russia last week after his attempts to leave the airport and fly out of Russia were thwarted.
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Snowden, who revealed details of the NSA's wide-ranging spying activities targeting data and phone communication, is believed to have been staying at the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport since June 23, when he arrived on a flight from Hong Kong.
Kucherena told journalists that he has brought fresh clothes for Snowden along with several books for the American to read, including one by Anton Chekhov and Fyodor Dostoyevsky's novel "Crime and Punishment".
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President Vladimir Putin has said that Snowden can be granted asylum in Russia only if he stops leaking NSA secrets.
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Small Business Spotlight: Swirlz, Tupelo
by Laura Smith
Published: March 13,2011
Tags: Kim Root, Shelly Daniel, Swirlz
Swirlz Girls: When you know, you know and we knew
Daniel, Root have grown invitation business infinitely
Kim Root and Shelly Daniel are best friends. They live next door to one another and go to the same church. Their husbands are both architects.
When they're seen together in Tupelo, people call them the Swirlz girls because they also own an invitation printing business called Swirlz.
"When you see one, you always see the other," Swirlz co-owner Shelly Daniel said.
The friends had known each other only a few months when they left their respective healthcare jobs to open the Tupelo business in the fall of 2008.
"We did pray heavily before we made this huge decision," Daniel said. "And there were people who said, 'Are you sure you want to do this?' But when you know, you know, and we knew. It was just meant to be."
As young mothers, both women needed jobs with more flexibility, so the business idea was developed one night over barbecue and beer.
Their husbands were supportive and put their architectural experience to renovate the downtown location.
"They were all about it and still are," Daniel said, adding that their husbands will help out when one of the women has to be away.
In addition to their need for flexibility, Daniel said, Tupelo needed a business that printed invitations and notecards on-site and with a quick turnaround.
"People in Tupelo were driving to Memphis to have their invitations printed," Daniel said.
Swirlz prints fold-over notecards, calling cards, stickers, birth announcements and party invitations of all kinds including invitations designed by Address to Impress, another Tupelo company run by two women.
"We say that a cute invitation is a reason to have a party," Daniel said.
Birthday party and bridal invitations keep the shop hopping.
"It's bridal season right now, so we're doing a lot of those, but every day is a birthday," Daniel said.
Swirlz also offers many Mississippi-made gift products like candles, jewelry and artwork made by Mississippians.
Both said providing excellent customer service is key to their business, but the pair's close friendship certainly helps.
"We laugh at ourselves all day – even when no one else is laughing," Daniel said.
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Apple Inc. released its Third Quarter numbers and for a company more than doubling this past year, this was not the news investors were hoping for. The Third Quarter was a blow-out by normal standards: the 92 cents a share and $5.41 billion in revenue soundly beat the 72 cents and $5.285 billion the Street expected. Same goes for the 1.76 million Macs and 9.8 million iPods shipped on the quarter. Gross margins climbed to 36%. All very good news.
It's a weird Wednesday as we anticipate earnings news from Apple after the close later today. Weird because we got this hint into Apple's numbers from AT&T yesterday when the company disclosed 146,000 iPhone subs that first weekend the phone went on sale. We'll get a far better picture from Apple as far as iPhone sales are concerned today; but AT&T's news didn't stop Apple shares from suffering their worst, one-day point decline in seven years.
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AT&T reports earnings Tuesday and while the company's NYSE trading symbol is "T," in this case, "t" stands for telegraph, as in telegraphing what to expect from Apple which reports on Wednesday. In AT&T's case, the Street is looking for 67 cents on $29.61 billion in revenue. Rather than looking at the company's entire financial picture, I want to focus on the wireless sector since I'm really more interested in what all this could mean for Apple a day later.
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Guy has over 300 food grade buckets selling for .50 cents each or a buck with lid. (Think it is from a Chinese restaurant so no pickles )http://nh.craigslist.org/bfs/2447625463.html
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sams club, bj's bakery will give them to you for free, have sweet smell from icing, but if you clean and sanitize and air them out, they work great to store your grain etc in.
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I've heard that.. but for me has remained only myth with "wtf?" responses and hangups. All around my area. think most commercial places already have a regiment in place to deal with buckets so they don't have hundreds laying around.. Sams club really? Well hell i'll pay $1.50 for a 5 gallon food grade bucket.
I believe if it has a recycle code of 1 or 2, it is considered food grade.
Well the way they treat Sams club employees I wouldn't be surprised
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In Stamford, this is the best place to hangout on friday/saturday evenings. Crowd is amazing, speciallly the girlsss....go booze it!!!
The amount of stars I gave this place is purely because my taste have refined too much more elegant places.... That being said... If you're looking for a bar to hang out in with good drinks great atmosphere and very good food this is the place to go.... The crowd may be on the underside more of a college crowd...
The food is way, way too inconsistent. One day I have great braised beef ravioli, then the next time, they screw up chicken. Maybe the real chef has a few off days. Their menu is decent, and I have had many good meals here, but again- I have had a few poor meals here that has prevented me from going...
Love going to happy hour here. Food is tasty, the prices are reasonable, and the bar is stocked with plenty of beers and drinks.
It's a nice change from the local places around. Normal prices are a bit high for my taste.
Most times the bar staff is displeased that I am there for happy hour only, even though I...
Unless you are a 20-something person looking for the opposite gender, STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE, esp. at night. I have seen bouncers on the sidewalk, and police cars making regular visits. It is OK for lunch, I enjoyed the times I went there during the day.
As another reviewer stated, this used to be a great place to eat but the food has gone way downhill. The menu is now pub type food and takes a long time to be served. I ordered the fried calamari because it used to be one of my favorites here, but what came out was clearly straight from a freezer...
This restaurant was once a great place to drink AND eat but sadly, unlike the website menu which teases you with Atlantic Salmon, Pan Roasted Chicken and Tuna, the best that have to offer on the dinner menu is sandwiches, burgers and salads. Bottom line, it's nothing more than pub food and poor pub food at that. Skip the starters...
This lounge/restaurant offers something for everyone. We had a large group of family and friends, many of them senior citizens. We were seated in the back where it was relatively quiet. Waitress was terrific.
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They have a good comedy club upstairs and a hopping bar downstairs for young people on the weekends. I wouldn't go there to eat though - food is so-so.
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After weeks of violence, government forces are now in charge of the situation in South Sudan. Flights have since resumed at Juba International Airport. Fighting has left 500 people dead, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Many officials warn that the world's newest nation that the situation still remains volatile.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The United Nations acting spokesman on South Sudan, Joseph Contreras told reporters that "It is a very, very fluid situation, so I don't think the country is out of the woods yet."
The South Sudanese government in the meantime said that its forces are in "absolute control of the situation" and that a coup attempt over the weekend was not based on ethnic divisions but rather on "the power ambitions" of the coup plotters.
In addition to the hundreds dead , 800 people have been wounded in the violence. Information Minister Michael Makuei Lueth says that bodies are still being found in forests. Many of those who were wounded are dying in hospitals.
Deadly clashes started Sunday night. South Sudan's President Salva Kiir said his forces foiled a coup attempt.
Between 15,000 and 20,000 people have taken shelter in the organization's compounds in the capital, Juba.
"There are many, many people who have run away, and there are also people who have been killed," one woman who fled the fighting said. "Now there is a woman who has a baby who was shot in the back and died."
Makuei says that the situation in Juba had returned to normal, with people returning to work, flights resuming and government offices opening. It is reported that rebels who have clashed with government forces had moved closer to the Nile River.
Makuei disputed the suggestion that ethnic tensions ratcheted up the violence. He reiterated that people from different states and tribes rose up against the government, which is now fighting back.
Ten people have been reportedly arrested in connection with the foiled coup. Five others are still at large, according to an official government Web site.
The United Nations' Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon spoke to leaders, expressing his concern about the fighting, urging "all parties to cease hostilities immediately" and called on the government to "exercise restraint in the management of the situation and to guarantee the protection of all civilians regardless of their ethnicities."
There has been an influx of wounded to Juba's two main hospitals. The International Committee of the Red Cross has said it is providing hospitals with support, such as wound-dressing materials, to cope with the heavy influx of patients. More than 300 people have been admitted to Juba Teaching Hospital and Juba Military Hospital over the past two days.
"We know there are more people who need care, but they are having difficulty reaching healthcare facilities because of the security situation and the lack of available transportation," Felicity Gapes, an ICRC delegate leading the medical response on the ground said in a statement.
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The massive hall includes rare specimens, including the only original fossil of a Neanderthal skeleton in the United States. Two skulls discovered more than a century ago of a Neanderthal and a Cro-Magnon are on loan from the Musee de l'Homme in Paris.
Curator Rick Potts, who directs the museum's human origins research, said the permanent exhibit represents major changes in scientists' understanding of evolution over recent decades.
"What we've learned is the old icon of the march from the early humans from a primate like creature to an ape like creature to us today is not correct - that our species is part of a diverse family tree of perhaps as many as 20 species or more," he said. "What we also see is we are the only one left."
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In 2009, Pamela Geller organized a space near CPAC where Geert Wilders could speak and more than 500 hundred packed the room to hear the Dutch member of Parliament, famous for defending European freedom against Muslim authoritarians. The enthusiasm for the event showed how much interest there was for non-establishment subjects, like the danger posed by hostile Islam.
In the past two years, the Breitbart folks organized satellite meetings where non-establishment topics could be explored by expert speakers. In 2013, "The Uninvited" provided a forum for counter-jihad activists like Pamela Geller, Robert Spencer and Frank Gaffney, along with Rosemary Jenks speaking about illegal immigration (How to Get Uninvited to CPAC).
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Below, Ann Coulter has been a favorite speaker at CPAC meetings, but she thinks her criticism of immigration amnesty may have scuttled her slot this year.
Ann Coulter was not too shy to remark about being this year's Uninvited, noting that she might show up anyway so she "could be the Bibi Netanyahu of CPAC."
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Author and conservative firebrand Ann Coulter was not invited to speak at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference, marking the first time in several years that she was not scheduled to attend in an official capacity.
Coulter is usually a popular speaker at the annual conference — it's the largest gathering of conservatives in the U.S. held this weekend just outside of Washington, D.C. — where she has delivered well-received speeches and signed her books for fans.
"I wasn't invited," Coulter confirmed in an email Thursday to the Washington Examiner media desk. "I might just show up anyway just to piss them off. I could be the Bibi Netanyahu of CPAC." (The Netanyahu mention is a reference to a controversial invite from congressional Republicans to the Israeli prime minister to address Congress.)
Coulter, apparently confused by the snub from conference organizers, said she has been voted "best speaker" by attendees in previous years.
Lisa De Pasquale, who served as the conference director from 2006 to 2011, confirmed that attendees surveyed after the conference ended consistently chose Coulter as the most popular speaker. "You can definitely quote me on that," said Pasquale.
Dave Hemsath sets up a booth selling books by conservative authors each year at the conference. He told the Examiner that her books tend to sell particularly well among attendees. "She's my best seller," he said. He also said he didn't want to "speak out of turn" but that he's "sorry" he won't be able to sell as many of her books this year, as he didn't bring as many as usual due to her absence from the speaker schedule.
Coulter's strained relationship with conference organizers was also evident at last year's event. She said at the time that she was not invited to speak until two weeks before the conference and that it was sprung on her that instead of a solo speaking slot, she was only offered time used to "debate" a liberal speaker.
Coulter suggested on Twitter that her exclusion might have something to do with immigration reform that includes a pathway to citizenship, a policy front Republicans have struggled with and that Coulter has been intensely critical of. "If I want to watch a bunch of rich white people suck up to Mexicans, I'll watch the Oscars again," Coulter tweeted.
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Ron Johnson is out as CEO of the troubled general merchant, and has been replaced by the man he replaced at the end of 2011, Myron E. (Mike) Ullman III. Here's what's being said on Twitter, via Storify, about the move.
Storified: Ron Johnson Out as JCP's CEO
Apr 09, 2013 11:47 AM By Tim Parry
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