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Urgent Appeal: Palestinian Legislative Council Member Khalida Jarrar Expelled to Jericho
Occupied Ramallah, 20 August 2014 – The Israeli Military Governor in the West Bank has signed a military order expelling Palestinian Legislative Council Member and Addameer board member Khalida Jarrar to Jericho for a period of six months, with immediate effect.
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Israel's atrocities in Gaza prompt unprecedented political fallout
"Carnage" in Gaza – "the killing of children and the slaughter of civilians". Not the words of a Palestinian spokesperson but rather French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius. Australia's FM Julie Bishop condemned what she called "shocking" and "indefensible" incidents, with "hundreds of innocent people" killed.Just two examples of how Israel's strongest allies have criticised the conduct of 'Operation Protective Edge' in unprecedentedly harsh terms. In the UK specifically, there has been an undeniable sea-change in the way that self-declared 'friends' of Israel have drawn a red line – adding their voices of criticism to more vociferous condemnation heard at numerous, large-scale demonstrations.
More on this in a moment. For now let us recap the devastation visited upon the Gaza Strip where, in the words of Human Rights Watch, Israel has killed "very large numbers of civilians" with "advanced weapons". In the most recent update, Gaza's Ministry of Health reported a death toll of 1,893 Palestinians, including 430 children. In one single F-16 strike on July 30, 19 children were killed. A further 9,805 Palestinians have been wounded, including almost 3,000 children. At least 122 families have lost three or more family members in the same attack, killing a total of 652 civilians in those strikes alone.
Many of the wounded are suffering from serious burns, or face life-long disabilities (physical as well as mental). In a fenced-in, blockaded territory, Israel's attacks displaced almost 30 percent of the population. Israel has destroyed or severely damaged more than 10,000 housing units – many more have sustained less serious damage.
Shops, mosques, government buildings, all lie in ruins – the power plant is out of action, and 134 factories were destroyed. A low-end estimate cost of the damage is $5 billion. The health sector is in a state of emergency, while Amnesty International yesterday released evidence of the Israeli military conducting "deliberate attacks against hospitals and health professionals". Nor were journalists immune: 13 Palestinian media workers were killed during the course of the attack.
The evidence of atrocities is mounting. One of the defining horrors of this attack has been the targeting of family homes – close to 1,000 homes have been destroyed or severely damaged by Israeli airstrikes. Reporting on the issue, the Associated Press said that the Israeli military did not respond to repeated requests "to explain in detail why even one of [the homes] was targeted".
Earlier on in the operation, Israeli NGO B'Tselem noted how the Israel military itself had "acknowledged" conducting attacks that were "illegally aimed at homes that were not military targets". A senior officer, commenting on the bombing of a senior al-Qassam Brigades figure's house, said: "You call it a home, we call it a command centre and a military post for all intents and purposes".
As Israeli human rights lawyer Michael Sfard put it, the Israeli military's "combat doctrine…redefines what constitutes a legitimate target for attack" so that it includes "houses belonging to Hamas commanders and operatives" (it should be noted homes have also been hit lacking even this 'link').
Another example of Israel's war crimes – the intense and indiscriminate attack on Rafah on August 1, when the Israeli military killed an estimated 130 Palestinians, mostly civilians, after soldier Hadar Goldin was feared captured. Haaretz referred to "dozens of innocents killed" in a "massive use of force" – another item reported "the demolition of houses with bulldozers and very aggressive artillery, aerial and tank fire". The Givati brigade responsible is commanded by Ofer Winter, who had told his soldiers prior to the ground invasion they were "engaged in a war to 'wipe out' an 'enemy who defames' God."
Then there is the devastation of Shuja'iyya, when IDF officers boasted of "taking off the gloves" and tanks received orders "to open fire at anything that moved". A brutal attack which, in the words of Israeli analyst Ron Ben-Yishai, was the very "essence of the deterrence" sought by Israel in its battering of Gaza. In Khuza'a, Israeli forces fired on and killed fleeing civilians, with a "furious assault" that left "whole streets flattened" and "its nine mosques…in pieces". And so it goes on.
A report in Haaretz a week ago said that more than 30,000 artillery shells had landed in Gaza, in addition to the then-4,000 "targets" struck by airstrikes. It is vital to recall, when considering the bigger picture of Israel's military operations, that the army's own legal advice strips civilians of their protected status, in what has been described as "a 'targeted assassination' of the principles of international law".
Meanwhile, Israel is preparing for the anticipated legal ramifications of its war crimes – a reasonable expectation given the calls already made by the likes of Amnesty International for an arms embargo, as well as the UN Human Rights Commission inquiry.
According to the Israeli media, for domestic consumption officials describe the damage done to Gaza "as the main deterrent" – but "play down this claim in the international arena", as they are "aware the destruction will have serious political ramifications". On July 10, a military source claimed that when "Gaza residents see the great damage to the Strip", it "will speak for itself".
The Israeli military has already established a team "in case the army is accused of war crimes" consisting of senior army officials, as well as representatives of the Foreign and Defense Ministries. Their remit also includes "organizing a diplomatic and public relations offensive".
They will have their work cut out. In recent weeks, Israel's image has taken a battering in Britain. The public has taken a clear stand on what it thinks of the Gaza attack, while politicians and pundits from both the Right and centre-left have condemned the killing of Palestinian civilians. Palestine has shaped the domestic political agenda in a way perhaps never seen before.
'Tory war over Gaza', ran a front page headline in The Times, in the aftermath of Sayeeda Warsi's resignation. A self-defined pro-Israel Conservative MP spoke out against the "swift, and terrible, elimination of so many Palestinian lives, homes, hospitals and schools". Newspapers have focused on the arms trade, as campaigners and senior politicians alike call for an embargo.
From celebrity tweets to Jon Snow's emotional broadcasts – this summer would appear to be a watershed moment in how Israel is perceived, and treated, in the UK. No wonder that the Israeli embassy has almost begged for help in its embattled propaganda drive, while the country's defenders issue desperate-sounding "choose which side you are on"-style pleas.
Take a step back from the summer's bloodshed and remember where things stood in the spring. An intransigent Israeli government was winning few friends abroad, as the US-led peace process died on its feet. Israeli settlements in the West Bank were increasingly the target of mainstream anger and boycotts, as a growing chorus warned that Israeli colonisation policies had made a Palestinian state impossible. BDS campaigns were growing, in trade unions, faith communities, and on campuses.
Israel already stood charged with systematic violations of international law, apartheid, and institutionalised discrimination, even before the barbaric attack on the Gaza Strip. Now with the evidence of new war crimes there for all to see, Israel's isolation will only increase, and, despite the predictable backlash, Palestine solidarity campaigning will take a significant step forward.
– See more at: http://www.middleeastmonitor.com/articles/debate/13342-israels-atrocities-in-gaza-prompt-unprecedented-political-fallout#sthash.ESI8pbDa.dpuf
Ben White is a freelance journalist, writer and activist, specialising in Palestine/Israel. He has been visiting the region since 2003 and his articles have been widely published in the likes of The Guardian's Comment is free, Al Jazeera, Electronic Intifada, New Statesman, Salon, Christian Science Monitor, Middle East International, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, and others. He currently works as a writer and researcher for Middle East Monitor and Journal of Palestine Studies.
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NEWSWEEK adds insult to injury – Gaza Genocide in the making
If it wasn't because I know the way Israel operates, I know how Israel invents stories, it creates the atmosphere for chaos, and do go to the extent to kill people,just to send a message, and to get rid of its enemies, or simply to perpetrate fear against the Jews, much like their global outlet Anti Defamation League that has worked pretty much as a Jew-Fear -machine, ADL had institutionalized a system of indoctrination of Jews kids right before they get to mature. ADL organize trips to holocaust museums all over the world with this keeping the fear in the minds of innocent minds. I invite you to watch Defamation
Well the event portrayed in this article of Newsweek sounds very much like as a mob sent to create a ecstasy of violence, in other words 'red flag operation'. Paid actors to recreate a moment. A staged violent act designed to push the masses to act.
As Stephen Pollard, the editor of the Jewish Chronicle, argues: "These people were not attacked because they were showing their support for the Israeli government. They were attacked because they were Jews, going about their daily business." NEWSWEEK, July 29, 2014
Pollard it is reinforcing the idea that there are people out there to get the "Jews", this fear is being used over and over to justify Israel existence, to justify the illegal settlements to give a heaven for Jews away from this type of mob Newsweek talks about.
Every word written in this pseudo journalistic piece is nothing more but Israel hasbara garbage, designed to give credit to "Israel need for a Jew homeland."
For ignorant people that sees this magazine NEWSWEEK as the champion of analytical journalism, in depth investigative reporting know that NEWSWEEK is just another Israel mouthpiece as we see by this front page Israel add.
Israel is committing Genocide in Gaza and it is being televised, the world is witnessing an army killing machine that doesn't differentiate between a child and a grown man, a killing machine that doesn't differentiate between a shelter and a military command center, and NEWSWEEK chooses as a cover another Israel add, a propaganda Add to give Israel justification to keep killing and not be accountable, or not even feel guilty, an add to justify Israel need to steal more land for Jews feeling threaten around the world.
Genocide according to popular definition is the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation.
Genocide is defined in Article 2 of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (1948) as "any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such: killing members of the group; causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group; deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part 1 ; imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group; [and] forcibly transferring children of the group to another group." OFFICE OF THE UN SPECIAL ADVISER ON THE PREVENTION OF GENOCIDE (OSAPG)
What an insult to the people, what an insult to Gaza and to the intelligent people that has followed the massacre since it began, not 3 weeks ago, but since it began.
People, I think is time to start acting on behalf of truth, justice and peace.
To all journalists of the world let me remind you of the SPJ Code of Ethics
Members of the Society of Professional Journalists believe that public enlightenment is the forerunner of justice and the foundation of democracy. The duty of the journalist is to further those ends by seeking truth and providing a fair and comprehensive account of events and issues. Conscientious journalists from all media and specialties strive to serve the public with thoroughness and honesty. Professional integrity is the cornerstone of a journalist's credibility. Members of the Society share a dedication to ethical behavior and adopt this code to declare the Society's principles and standards of practice.
Seek Truth and Report It – Journalists should be honest, fair and courageous in gathering, reporting and interpreting information.
Minimize Harm – Ethical journalists treat sources, subjects and colleagues as human beings deserving of respect.
Act Independently – Journalists should be free of obligation to any interest other than the public's right to know.
Be Accountable – Journalists are accountable to their readers, listeners, viewers and each other.
For now you could start acting, unsubscribe for NEWSWEEK and add this magazine to the BDS list, add your voice and BDS Israel and its supporters
Where to run, where to hide; UNRWA school used for shelter shell by Israel kills 15
The civilian population in Gaza has been forced to seek refugee in hospitals, mosques, and United Nations Relief and Works Agency schools, which have been targeted by Israel tanks in the last three days, says the agency.
Israel is sending text messages to household mobile numbers ordering to evacuate their homes, before the people have a chance to leave their homes the missiles kill them, thousands have managed to get out at time but almost 800 have not been very lucky.
The Gaza health ministry has confirmed the deaths of 779 Palestinians so far in the besieged strip since Israel began its relentless assault on July 8. Among those killed, at least 172 were aged 18 or younger.
The latest massacre was in an Israeli bombing of an UNRWA school in Beit Hanoun.
Forty-four families have been massacred in Gaza in the past 16 days, according to ministry spokesperson Ashraf al-Qudra.
UNRWA strongly condemns shelling of a school in Gaza sheltering civilians and calls for an investigation.
UNRWA condemns in the strongest possible terms the shelling of one of its schools in the central area of Gaza which was sheltering hundreds of Palestinians displaced by the current fighting. At approximately 1655 hours yesterday, UNRWA's Maghazi Preparatory Girls School, in the Maghazi refugee camp, where approximately 300 internally displaced people had sought refuge was struck by explosive ordnance believed to have been fired by Israeli forces. , July 22, 2014
100,000 displaced were the last number published in their web side, in one of their twitts, it read 'There is literally no place safe for civilians', said UN OCHA Spokesperson, Jens Laerke
At approximately 7 a:m this morning I received a message from a friend from Gaza, Prof Said Abdelwahed with the news of the destruction of a building of four floors in his neighborhood, he said, that two hours ago, that in his neighborhood, Israeli drones and F16 demolished a 4 story building.
" Casualties rise up dramatically, he said.
Its mid-day and 52 have already been reported killed, 24 July 2014. Thousands of displaced Palestinians stay at UNRWA schools. One school in north of Gaza in Beit Hanoun village has been targeted minutes ago, Abdelwahed said. First reports mentioned 10 people killed. Reports mentioned that 4 artillery rockets have fallen in the yard of UNRWA school killing 10 and injuring around 150 people. This is beyond the capacity of the ambulances available and the small hospital in the area, he said.
The last twitter from UNRWA read six hours ago, the number of victims conflicts with the news coming from Gaza,
Rosa Schiano, an Italian journalist and activist is being reporting every minute from Gaza since the Israel assault started 18 days ago, said in her twitter, "16 killed, More than 80 injured in the recent targeting of UNRWA school in Beit Hanoun.
She also twitts a message from Gaza witness.
""By God, there was not a single fighter, not a single shot was fired from the school. Why did they shoot at the school? –
#Gaza witness"
"Update MOH: A 17 year old boy, Doaa Raed Abu Odeh, who died from injuries sustained in the bombing of the UNRWA school" latest update
Gaza is a open prison and for the last 18 days an open cemetery, many of the neighborhood that had been flatten by the IDF is being closed for ambulances, the bodies are under the rubble and the injure left to die on their destroyed homes.
"You obliterate … whole families, and then you come and say this is self-defense?" Hanan Ashwari on last Sunday in a live interview with ABC,
Cease of fire crafted by Israel
This graphic was published by ABC World News showing the number of Palestinians killed vs Israeli killed in this unmistakeably unequal war. claimed that the number of casualties are because the "Collapse on a proposal cease of fire" that had broadly been blamed on Hamas. ABCWN failed to mentions that #Hamas was not invited to the cease of fire meetings. Pretty much like Oslo accord where Egypt, US, and Israel decided the luck of the Palestinian people without inviting the Palestinian leaders to the secret meetings.
It can not be "The collapse of…." because a proposal is not a cease of fire, and the proposal not implemented is not the cause to more casualties, but the irresponsibility of Israel that is engage in a genocidal mission in Gaza.
This Is What the Growing Death Toll in Gaza Looks Like: The fatality count in the ongoing attacks between Israel and Gaza has risen throughout the day after the proposed cease-fire agreement failed, said ABCWN Diana sawyer in her facebook page.
CNN continues twisting the facts reporting that, "Israel destroys Hamas facilities" counting residential buildings, schools, mosques, and hospitals as Hamas facilities.
None of the big media outlets had reported accurate, and unbiased news. They old failed their role as communicators, as News outlets, all had failed the people.
18 Family members of Al-Battesh Family killed by Israel missiles
by Ahmed A. Balousha
From Gaza Strip, Palestine
To Elbadil Journal
Translated into English by Shadi Nassar
Up to the 14th of Ramadan (July 13, 2014), the Israeli aggression on Gaza Strip is still continuous in the absence of any deterrent. While the international community keeps negatively silent, the (Israeli) aircraft are targeting the houses and neighborhoods; the gunboats are targeting the coast. In addition, the tanks are ready for an expected ground invasion. Nobody can predict the scenario of the war on Gaza, nor the limit to the losses which could occur in this city.
Immediately after al-Taraweeh prayer and while the worshippers were leaving the mosque, a barrage of missiles targeted the house of al-Battesh family in al- Shijaiya, east of Gaza. The house with its many floors turned into ruins. It was filled by a cloud of death and the smell of gunpowder. Eighteen people were killed in this massacre, which is one of others committed continuously by the IAF for eight days without any break or even hesitation. The killing rapidly occurs. The streets of the strip are full of grief and sorrow. The people bury their relatives asking God to rest them in peace instead of the miserable life they lived.
These graves await an entire family. They lived together and they are leaving together forever to Heaven. The family is joining many other killed families. The war machine kills easily under internationally accepted and promoted pretexts, which aim at hiding the truth and covering the crimes of the occupation.
This is not the first case. It was exceeded by another massacre committed against Kaware'a family in Khan-Younis, south of the strip, and Ehmeid family in Beit Hanoun. That makes the Palestinians predict unprecedented violations, as long as the Israeli attacks continue. Some witnesses mentioned that the recovery of bodies was almost impossible because they were mixed with ruins.
UPDATE: July 14, 2014 7:53 a.m


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As mentioned last week, this one is going to be super-simple and super-high-quality. We're making the perfect Manhattan, something not entered into lightly, of course, as it's a cocktail that's no doubt close to many people's hearts. A true classic that enjoys fame around the globe, this version, none-the-less, is a little bit special.
You could follow the action and mix-along on twitter (#MasterofCocktails) on Sunday night, as you can every week, and now here it is in all its completeness for you to enjoy!
Let's get to it...
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At the bottom you'll also find the ingredients we'll be using next week, but without further ado, let's get started!
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Each week you can follow along on Sunday evenings via twitter (#MasterofCocktails) and, in fact, from now on we'll be letting you know what you'll need for the following week, making it even easier.
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I know what you're thinking: "What is the collective noun for robins?". It's a worm. A worm of robins. Yep.
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Welcome to the second instalment of Master of Cocktails, our new cocktail recipe feature on Twitter each and every Sunday evening (#MasterofCocktails), followed by a write up here on the Blog the very next day!
Last night, we made something super-easy with just three ingredients: whisky, honey and lemon. Yep, I've got a massive cold, but rather than what you may be thinking, we actually created a twist on The Gold Rush.
In terms of the whisk(e)y, a bourbon-matured scotch is ideal, or simply a bourbon, or at a push, just anything that's not peated! For a truly perfect choice see below...
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Education:B.A. in communications, Slippery Rock University, Pa.
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In the latest installment of Fly Girl, Wicked headliner Lindsay Mendez educates viewers on the role of a Broadway standby and introduces the ladies' ensemble. Then Derek Klena shows off some backstage art.
Past and present stars of the Broadway hit Wicked came together on October 30 to celebrate the Oz-themed musical's 10th birthday. Catch up with your favorite big-belting witches in this fun video feature!October 31, 2013
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She's baa-ack! To celebrate Wicked's 10th birthday, star Lindsay Mendez shows off theater renovations, brings us along for an appearance on The Katie Couric Show and says farewell to the end of an era. We missed you, Fly Girl!October 30, 2013
For the inaugural episode of Fly Girl, Wicked headliner Lindsay Mendez introduces viewers to Team Green and introduces her co-stars Katie Rose Clarke and Derek Klena.July 3, 2013
In the latest episode of Fly Girl, Wicked headliner Lindsay Mendez treats fans to a look at Elphaba's many onstage transformations. She then enjoys a dressing room chat with co-star Katie Rose Clarke.July 18, 2013
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In the fourth episode of Fly Girl, Lindsay Mendez, Derek Klena and Katie Rose Clarke show fans how the Wicked cast has fun backstage. Also, Mendez takes your questions and then interviews Adam Grupper, the Wizard.July 25, 2013
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'Kasambahay' employers told: Sign up with SSS
Household employers, or those who hire domestic help, need to register with the Social Security System and secure an "employer number."
The pension fund said Wednesday that based on new guidelines that it issued as part of requirements under the newly enacted Kasambahay Law, household employers cannot use their personal SSS number in paying contributions for their household helper—as was the previous practice.
The law ensures social security coverage for workers such as maids, family drivers, nursemaids or yaya, gardeners, cooks and laundry women.
Edgar B. Solilapsi, SSS officer in charge, said in a statement the employer number of ER number serves to differentiate between contributions for a member's own social security and those for his or her house helpers.—Ronnel W. Domingo
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Canastota firefighter Tim Mitchell said his father inspired him to become a volunteer. Carl Mitchell was a member of the Chittenango Fire Department and past assistant chief, and Tim wanted to help out in his own community.
Mitchell joined the Canastota Fire Department when he was 20 years old and has continued his service to the community for more than 28 years. He's has been selected by the department to receive the Canastota Area Association of Churches firefighter award. He, along with other volunteers will be honored at the Annual Appreciation Dinner held at the Rusty Rail on Jan. 17.
Although more training is required and many more safety standards have been mandated within the modern era of fire and rescue personnel, life saving is still life saving. Mitchell has seen many changes since he began with the department, mostly how the equipment is built and used, he said. It's all about safety.
"Like riding on the back of the truck," Mitchell said. "When I started we used to be able to do that."
Mitchell has been trained to use all of the department's equipment. He's been trained in essential firefighting and initial fire attack. He's also been trained in two hazardous materials courses, as a pump operator and in automobile extrication. He's served the department as vice president, president, secretary, first lieutenant, captain, second assistant chief, first assistant chief and chief. Becoming fire chief has been one of his most rewarding experiences with the department, second to saving lives. And as rescues go, the outcome isn't always positive. Mitchell remembers a multiple fatal motor vehicle accident on the Thruway that was a difficult situation.
"I remember the young boy was no bigger than my son," Mitchell said. The boy died of his injuries. He said it doesn't matter if you know the person or not, it's still hard.
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Telemetry Technician Certification and Training Information
Learn about training and certification information for the telemetry technician. Check out the coursework as well as employment outlook statistics. Find out about continuing education and training.
Essential Information
Telemetry technicians, more commonly known as electrocardiograph (EKG) technicians, perform electrical impulse testing on patients' hearts primarily to take stress factor readings. Most training for EKG technicians is done as an in-house, employer-based procedure. Certification is also available and considered a measure of professionalism by prospective employers. The amount of time put into a certification course varies widely.
They can be completed in as few as 40 hours or as long as eight months of classroom and lab experience. Geared toward those who already have experience in the health care field, such courses include basic heart anatomy classes and involve electrocardiograph monitoring machine information. Successful completion of the course qualifies prospective EKG technicians to take the American Society of Phlebotomy's electrocardiograph technician certification exam. To register for this course, the student must have either a high school diploma or a GED equivalent.
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Students enrolled in the certification course participate in both classroom studies as well as hands-on lab practice. Classes focus on relevant topics such as:
- Electrocardiograph medical terminology
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- Electrical conduction of the heart
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Employment opportunities for electrocardiograph technicians were expected to increase by 29% from 2010-2020, according to a report by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). This increase was due primarily to public awareness campaigns and more people opting for preventative or less invasive medical procedures. The majority of electrocardiograph technicians work in hospitals, specifically in cardiology departments. According to the BLS, as of 2012, cardiovascular technologists and technicians earned a median wage of $52,070 annually.
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Electrocardiograph technicians learn their trade through on-the-job training from cardiologists and electrocardiograph technician supervisors. It generally takes between 4-6 weeks to complete the training period. Employers often prefer to train employees who already have experience in the medical health field. Continued training opens up opportunities as an electroencephalography technician, registered nurse or electrocardiogram monitor technician.
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Lupe was born in West Side Chicago, a low-income dangerous environment (systematic brokeness) and came out of it by rapping about it and created a great lifestyle (developed into dopeness). Because he came from the bottom, he has sympathy for; the Afghani kid without a home, Iraqi with no daddy, because he too was from the bottom of society.
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"I don't look at myself as injury prone," Katz said. "It was an unfortunate injury that happened. … And with the wrist, I didn't even know it was broken until a month and a half later. I didn't miss any time in terms of games, but that kept me out for a while. I just want to keep working and to stay healthy."
Garcia sees potential in Katz, and he believes the quarterback has what it takes to succeed in the pros.
"I've seen a lot of quarterbacks throw the football, and he is very effortless and very mechanically sound in how he delivers the ball, and can get a ton of velocity," Garcia said. "His arm strength is in the upper echelon of quarterbacks.
"He has the ability to make every throw on the field and to do it well, and he's extremely smart."
But all measurables aside, Garcia thinks Katz also has that X-factor that it takes to command a huddle.
"He has a presence and demeanor about him, a leadership quality that's important at the quarterback position," Garcia said. "He commands a presence, he has that chip on his shoulder, and he wants to go out there and prove he is capable and go above and beyond people's expectations and what they're setting out for him."
That's exactly what Garcia did when he went undrafted out of San Jose State in 1994.
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In my opinion there will never be another Cael.
In my opinion there will never be another Cael.
And even if there is someone who duplicates Sanderson's feat, it's something you won't be able to predict. Heck, nobody would have predicted Sanderson would have been as good as he was after high school or his red shirt season. And tons of wrestlers who had even higher accolades to Cael when they wrestled their first varsity match never came close.
Chance lives just down the road, the high school is about 2 miles from the MD/PA line. I found it interesting that he's the heaviest freshmen state champion in PA history. Pretty amazing. DC
Kid's Kolat trained. Gonna do big things I'm sure.
However, I remember saying similar things about Chris Phillips fabulous freshmen season. Since then Chris hasn't been able to do too much.
Chance seems to have a completely different makeup/focus than Chris does but I can't help remember saying crazy things after Chris' Ironman match w/ Roddy and seeing things go very differently than I thought they would.
To avoid criticism say nothing, do nothing, be nothing.
Phillips didn't do much in the summer besides Fargo and his national level competition seemed to be lacking. Marsteller is out at the OTC before the summer starts, talking about how it feels like home and that he can't wait to go back.... seems like a major difference in commitment.
It seems that Marstellar set up an exhibition freestyle match this past weekend against JM Staudenmeyer, (from Plymouth-Whitemarsh, outside of Philly, who won PIAA AAA title @ 171 in fairly impressive fashion). JM won over Chance 1-0, 1-0. Chance was giving up 20 lbs. Evidently it stopped the entire tournament to watch it. Guess wrestling kids his own size isn't tough enough for him.
Btw JM is a senior, a 4x State Qualifer, was ranked #11 nationally at 171, was 48-0 until he lost to #1 Storley of SD @ the Dapper Dan 3-1. He was also the Beast of the East champ as well. I believe he is going to UNC.
Definitely shades of Kolat....
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Apparently they had some nice scrambles but the only points were off clinches. Marstellar did weigh in at 171 but I seriously doubt he still can't make 152 let alone 160.


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Manny Ramirez looked like a changed man on Friday as he and his new team waited out the rain at Fenway Park.
Though the game was postponed, reporters got a season's worth of quotes from the unpredictable slugger, who sat down for several minutes to discuss his past, present and future.
Most notably, he accepted responsibility for the way he left Boston.
"I think everything was my fault," he said. "But hey, you gotta be a real man to realize when you do wrong, and, hey, it was my fault, right?"
He also said that he apologized to Kevin Youkilis for the public fight the two had in the Red Sox' dugout in the summer of 2008.
Ramirez also discussed his current situation with the White Sox.
"I'm blessed to be in this situation," he said. "I could be in a worse situation. Look where I'm at now — I'm on a team that is trying to be in the playoffs. … I'm just taking it a day at a time and I'm just trying to play the game right now."
Manny didn't seem to be holding a grudge with the Dodgers, who essentially gave him away to the White Sox.
"If I'm a GM or I'm an owner, I would do the same thing," he said, explaining that he couldn't keep himself on the field.
He also wasn't ready to count out the Red Sox for the postseason.
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Chiron: British vaccine plant passes test
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Chiron Corp., which last year suspended U.S. sales of its flu vaccine because of contamination problems at its plant in England, on Wednesday said it hopes to supply the vaccine in the 2005-2006 flu season following a favorable inspection of the plant by U.S. regulators.
The U.S.-based company's manufacturing license for its Fluvirin vaccine was withdrawn last October because of contamination problems at the factory in Liverpool, depriving the United States of almost half the nation's anticipated flu vaccine supply.
The loss of the expected supply sent the U.S. government scouring the world for alternative supplies late last year.
Emeryville, California-based Chiron on Wednesday said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a favorable report about its nine-day inspection of the Liverpool plant in July.
Chiron said the FDA found Chiron's responses and proposed actions to correct earlier quality-control problems at the plant "generally acceptable."
"We remain focused on our objective of delivering Fluvirin vaccine to the U.S. market in support of public health efforts to prepare for the upcoming influenza season," the company said in a statement.
Chiron's reputation, and its share price, were battered by the forced shutdown of its plant last year and the company's inability to deliver its injectable vaccine.
But British regulators in March gave Chiron permission to resume production of the vaccine for the coming winter's flu season, as the company upgraded its equipment and manufacturing processes to better ensure purity of the product.
Chiron said it is hopeful that the company will be able to successfully produce and test the vaccine and that the FDA will give it the agency's required approval for distribution in coming months.
Shares of Chiron were up 87 cents, or 2.4 percent, to $37.00, in morning trade on the Nasdaq.


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Veal Rolls With Mushroom Sauce
|Ground pork
|1⁄3 Pound (175 Gram)
|Chopped onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Chopped celery
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon (1 Milliliter)
|1 Pinch
|Whole wheat bread crumbs
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs) (175 Milliliter)
|Veal cutlets
|1⁄2 Pound (250 Gram, 4 Thin Pieces)
|All-purpose flour
|2 Tablespoon
|Mushroom sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|Vegetable oil
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|1 Clove (5 gm), halved
|1⁄2 Pound, thinly sliced
|Beef stock
|250 Milliliter (1 Cup)
|Dry red wine
|50 Milliliter (0.25 Cup)
|Dried sage
|1 Pinch
|All purpose flour
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|15 Milliliter, softened (1 Tablespoon)
|Whipping cream
|25 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
In skillet, combine pork, onion, garlic, celery, sage, pepper and cloves; cook over medium heat, breaking up meat with back of spoon, for about 5 minutes or until pork is no longer pink.
Drain off excess fat if necessary.
Stir in bread crumbs and stock.
Remove from heat; let stand for 5 minutes.
Divide stuffing among cutlets, spreading evenly and leaving 1/2-inch (1 cm) border at narrow end of each cutlet.
Beginning at wide end, roll up jelly-roll style; secure with toothpicks or string.
Lightly dredge rolls with flour.
Mushroom Sauce: In skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat; cook garlic, stirring, for 1 minute, then discard.
Add veal rolls; cook for about 7 minutes or until browned on all sides.
Transfer to 8 inch (2 L) square baking dish; remove toothpicks.
Set aside.
Add mushrooms to skillet; cook over medium-high heat for 3 to 4 minutes or just until softened.
Stir in stock, wine, pepper and sage; bring to boil.
Cook over medium-high heat for about 4 minutes or until reduced slightly.
Blend flour with butter to make smooth paste; stir into mushroom mixture until smooth.
Cook, stirring, for 1 to 2 minutes or until thickened.
Pour sauce over veal rolls.
Cover and bake in 350°F (180°C) oven for 35 to 45 minutes or until tender and heated through.
(Recipe can be prepared to this point, cooled, covered and refrigerated for up to 24 hours.
To wheat, bake in 350°F/180°C oven for 30 minutes or until heated through,) With slotted spoon, transfer rolls to serving plate.
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Allen did lose a fumble in the second half, which Colorado returned 31 yards for a touchdown. It was the first lost fumble by a USC tailback since the Sept. 28 game against Arizona State.
Defensive end Leonard Williams' status was in doubt all week, because Williams is dealing with an injured shoulder that will require surgery at the end of the season, but Williams made a huge play.
USC led only 9-0 midway through the second quarter when Colorado had the ball at its 25. On first down, Williams sacked quarterback Sefo Leufau, who fumbled. George Uko recovered at the Colorado 20, and USC scored five plays later on Allen's 1-yard run.
Williams' sack was his sixth of the season, two behind Devon Kennard for the team lead.
His injury issues apparently behind him, tight end Xavier Grimble is free to play the role that USC envision at the start of the season: a big one.
Grimble caught six passes for 46 yards against Colorado. Before Saturday, he hadn't made more than three catches in a single game this season, mostly because he couldn't seem to stay on the field.
Grimble missed three games because of a knee injury, then hurt his shoulder and had been limited in the past two games. A big (6-foot-5, 250 pounds), sure-handed threat, Grimble was a good safety-valve option for Kessler, particularly in the first half when USC's run game faltered.
Saturday marked one of the sad anniversaries in USC history. On Nov. 23, 1963, USC and UCLA were scheduled to play, but the game got delayed one week after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. NFL games were played two days after the assassination, a decision that was long criticized.
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One of the trends we've seen is how, as the word of the NSA's spying has spread, more and more ordinary people want to know how (or if) they can defend themselves from surveillance online. But where to start?
The bad news is: if you're being personally targeted by a powerful intelligence agency like the NSA, it's very, very difficult to defend yourself. The good news, if you can call it that, is that much of what the NSA is doing is mass surveillance on everybody. With a few small steps, you can make that kind of surveillance a lot more difficult and expensive, both against you individually, and more generally against everyone.
Here are ten steps you can take to make your own devices secure. This isn't a complete list, and it won't make you completely safe from spying. But every step you take will make you a little bit safer than average. And it will make your attackers, whether they're the NSA or a local criminal, have to work that much harder.
When you access a Web site over an encrypted connection, you're using a protocol called HTTPS. But not all HTTPS connections are created equal. In the first few milliseconds after a browser connects securely to a server, an important choice is made: the browser sends a list of preferences for what kind of encryption it's willing to support, and the server replies with a verification certificate and picks a choice for encryption from the browser's list. These different encryption choices are called "cipher suites." Most of the time, users don't have to worry about which suite the browsers and servers are using, but in some cases it can make a big difference.
If you have a recent Android phone or tablet, chances are you take advantage of a convenient feature to backup your application settings and wireless network passwords. This feature is enabled by default in Android 2.2 and later, and it can make switching to a new device or replacing a lost phone a quicker process. If you haven't examined all the settings for your phone, you might not know if this setting is enabled.
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Babies. Cuddly, smooth new skin, smelling of scented talcum powder and sweet body oils. They cry when they're hungry, giggle and bear toothless grins when they're happy. They coo, learn to laugh quickly when they're pleased, and they are always on the move, learning what to do with those awkward appendages. They grab at fingers offered to them through openings between pastel crib bars and hold on as tight as they can. They are among the most precious of things, right? Let's go have a look at Megan's sweet offering, shall we? It's tiny and frail, helpless and ... hungry.
1. Megan's Baby
Old Montreal was an inspiration for other gothic metropolises. At night, buildings lurked at odd angles. Cold, stinking wind blew off the water except in July when the heat could stop a heart.
On July second, Megan left her apartment and her harpy mother. Canada Day refuse still littered the streets. Pretty pollution of spent firecrackers, popcorn and candy wrappers was a sight better than the usual crap that clogged the cobblestones.
Megan didn't know where she was going, only away, away, away from her mother's wailing. Her legs shook with the need to move. As her pregnancy progressed, she could barely sit still for even a few minutes, and yet the effort to walk was painful. Her conflicted needs were echoed in the streets around her. A screech of tires gave way to silence. The smell of garbage mixed with rack of lamb from an old monastery turned trendy restaurant. Cold blasted from the open door of a convenience store and smacked into the hanging humidity.
Megan was alone on the street. An echo of hersteps followed her like a wraith. She twisted through a pedestrian walk now empty of its usual artisanal fanfare, pushed aside a faux-hide curtain and entered a cubby-hole that passed for a night-club. A sleepy band played in one corner. Music escaped through the cracks in the old building until it was only the suggestion of a melody, a haunting flute that crept over Megan's skin like a chill. The place was nearly empty. An old man smoked pot from a pipe like a farmer, while an androgynous couple slept on a pile of blankets, their naked legs and arms entwined. The heat kept most nightcrawlers out in the open, along the waterfront. During the winter months, tiny clubs likes this all over the city were packed with cold bodies looking for heat and diversion. Last November, Marcus had made love to her against the stone wall, while the band blared and the strobe lights hid their frantic thrusts. The bricks grated her back, but Megan hadn't noticed. Only Marcus had mattered.
Now, she sat in an old beanbag, shifted the bulk of her stomach for comfort, but found none. Displaced acid pushed up into her throat. Her ankles were fat. She didn't glow with burgeoning motherhood. Apathy suffocated any spark of soul from the new human inside her.
When Marcus walked in to their old haunt, Megan was stunned enough to forget to cover her bulging belly.
"Hey," he said, as if he hadn't been gone for months. As if he hadn't ripped out her heart and left it steaming on the sidewalk. He reached for her, pulled her bulk out of the beanbag and danced with her to music that only he could hear. His eyes were darker than she remembered, rimmed in shadows and she wondered what kind of drugs he had been into.
God, how she missed Marcus and his drugs. She couldn't indulge in the latter until this baby was born, but that wasn't far off now. In the meantime, didn't sex bring on contractions? Maybe she could be rid of it sooner.
Marcus didn't even seem to notice her belly. He smiled and kissed her. He smelled like wine, though she knew he preferred tequila.
"Come," he said.
Megan followed him, not daring to let go of his fingertips, as if breaking that connection would lose him again.
Air conditioning blasted in his studio. The main room was bare, but for a white backdrop and his camera set on a tripod. Two big windows on one wall were dark screens to the outside world. Megan leaned her forehead against the cool glass. In the street below, two young men argued. One pulled at the sleeve of the other. He, in turn pulled away. Megan didn't need to know what they argued about. It could only have been one of a handful of themes: love, revenge, money, jealousy. She bet on jealousy. ***


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Obama cites higher hope for Afghanistan democracy
WASHINGTON President Barack Obama on Tuesday applauded Afghan President Hamid Karzai for accepting election fraud findings that invalidated nearly a third of the votes cast for him in August.
Obama said the breakthrough offers new hope that a credible Kabul government will emerge to partner with the U.S. and NATO in battling a resurgent Taliban insurgency and blocking al-Qaida's return.
Obama told reporters that he spoke by phone with the Afghan president after Karzai bowed to U.S. pressure and announced that he agreed to a runoff election Nov. 7, acknowledging that he fell short of a majority in the first balloting.
The original vote count had put Karzai well above the 50 percent mark he needed to be declared the outright winner, but a U.N.-based investigation determined that hundreds of thousands of his votes were tainted. Until Tuesday it was unclear whether Karzai would accept the findings and agree to a runoff.
"President Karzai and the other candidates have shown that they have the interests of the Afghan people at heart," Obama said. "This is a reflection of a commitment to the rule of law and the insistence that the Afghan people's will should be done."
In his remarks at the White House, Obama praised the work of U.S. Ambassador Karl Eikenberry, who was joined in talks in Kabul over the weekend by Sen. John Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat who heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Obama also acknowledged the work of American troops fighting in Afghanistan.
In an Associated Press telephone interview from Dubai, Kerry said Tuesday that Karzai had felt deeply aggrieved by the pressure put on him to accept a runoff and the implication of Afghan incompetence.
"President Karzai really deeply believes he had won the election and he felt the process was flawed and he felt that the international community was kind of conspiring to push for a different outcome," Kerry said.
"He felt very deeply about the flaws of the process. He had people within his government, people within the election commission who felt they were being insulted about putting together a faulty election process. There were a lot of very deep feelings about Afghanistan's right to run its election, its competency in running it and so forth."
Obama put a positive spin on Karzai's decision.
"President Karzai's constructive actions established an important precedent for Afghanistan's new democracy," Obama said in a statement issued earlier Tuesday. "The Afghan constitution and laws are strengthened by President Karzai's decision, which is in the best interests of the Afghan people."
In reviewing its strategy for the war in Afghanistan – including contemplation of sending tens of thousands more U.S. troops next year – the White House has publicly questioned whether the Afghan government is too corrupt to serve as a worthwhile partner in the fight against a Taliban insurgency.
Administration officials on Tuesday appeared to signal that Karzai had taken a step in the right direction.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton welcomed Karzai's announcement as a boost for Afghan democracy. She made no direct mention of the fraudulent Karzai votes that were thrown out, although she referred to "a rough and contentious" election and weeks of "debate over the flaws in the vote."