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KWAME HOLMAN: Iraqis and people around the world heard the voice of Saddam Hussein today for the first time since his capture in December.
TRANSLATOR: Saddam Hussein, the president of the republic of Iraq. Saddam Hussein, the president of the republic of Iraq.
KWAME HOLMAN: With no lawyer present, he questioned the jurisdiction of the court convened by Iraq's interim government.
JUDGE (Translated): You also have to introduce yourself to me. Mr. Saddam, I am the judge of the central court of Iraq.
SADDAM HUSSEIN (translated): So that I have to know you are an investigative judge of the central court of Iraq. What resolution, what law formed this court?
JUDGE (Translated): This is an important point. I am a judge. You, as any other citizen, you have to answer to any accusation of any charge.
SADDAM HUSSEIN (translated): That's true.
JUDGE (Translated): This is an arraignment, a charge. If it can be proven, then you will be convicted. If not, then everything is fine.
KWAME HOLMAN: Seven broad charges were read allowed by an Iraqi judge. They are: the killing of religious figures in 1974; gassing of Kurds in Halabja in 1988; killing members of a Kurdish clan in 1983; killing members of political parties; displacing Kurds in the mid 1980's; suppressing Kurdish and Shiite uprisings in 1991; and the invasion of Kuwait in 1990. On that last charge, Hussein had this to say.
SADDAM HUSSEIN ( Translated ): The occupation of Kuwait, charge number seven, unfortunately… it's unfortunate that this is coming out of an Iraqi, but I know the law is there: Law to charge Saddam Hussein because Kuwaitis said that Iraqis… because the Iraqi women would come to the street for ten dinars, and I defended the honor of the Iraqis, those animals… don't use foul language and attack. This is a legal session. Yes, I bare responsibilities for everything. Anything outside of obscenity or outside of the norms of a legal session is not acceptable. Then forgive me. Allow me. The seventh charge was against Saddam Hussein as a president of the republic and the commander and chief of the army, and the army went to Kuwait.
KWAME HOLMAN: Hussein also refused to sign any papers until he consulted a lawyer. Hussein is expected to face more charges later. As the proceeding ended, Hussein said to guards who led him out, "Take it easy. I'm an old man."
JIM LEHRER: Now, the view from Baghdad. Margaret Warner talked with a "Newsweek" reporter there earlier this evening.
MARGARET WARNER: Babak Dehghanpisheh, welcome. Thanks for joining us. First in legal terms, explain to us what was the purpose of today's hearing.
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: Well, it's a hearing that was similar to what an arraignment would be in the United States. It's probably going to be the first step in a long process of bringing these 12 former regime members, particularly Saddam Hussein, to trial.
MARGARET WARNER: You've, I know, seen the whole hearing on TV, and you've also debriefed the few reporters who were allowed to be there. How did Saddam Hussein handle himself overall? I mean, he looked quite defiant in the excerpts we've seen. Was he that defiant throughout?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: I think that that is correct. I mean, the overall impression is that he was combative, he was defiant, but his behavior wasn't consistent throughout, from the people that I talked to who did witness it firsthand. He sort of… when he first came in, he was nervous, confused, and sort of picked up speed as he went along, you know. Sort of about halfway through this 25-minute or so hearing, he started questioning the judge, questioning the proceedings and, you know, became more combative as the hearing progressed.
MARGARET WARNER: Well, as you said, he did challenge the judge. One of the points he challenged him on was under what authority this court is operating. What is the answer to that question, actually? I mean, who appointed this judge?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: Well, you know, the legal term would be that the independent Iraqi special tribunal is part of the Iraqi interim government. But in reality, if we take a step back, it was established by the CPA, by the coalition provisional authority, under a statute that was passed in December. So in actuality, it is a body that was established during the occupation, although it is currently being run by the interim government, by Iraqis.
MARGARET WARNER: And this judge, I gather, had been a judge in Iraq before?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: Yes. We're not really allowed to talk too much about the judge's background, but suffice it to say that from portions of the things that were shown, there are a lot of Iraqis that did recognize him from the footage.
MARGARET WARNER: Now, Saddam Hussein also seemed to be suggesting that he should have some special status as the president of Iraq that the court wasn't recognizing. What was that all about?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: He was trying to claim an exemption as the head of state. This was a point that he sort of went back and forth with the judge also, that he is still the president, and the judge had to correct the record and tell one of the court reporters to note him as the former president. And he came back again and said, "still current president," so obviously he's thought about this. He is trying to, maybe in a Milosevic way, question the whole legitimacy of the proceeding.
MARGARET WARNER: Was he also suggesting that he should enjoy some sort of immunity? There was some discussion about some law that had been passed, or that he had himself signed when he was president.
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: Correct. Basically, the way his tone and a few points that came up during this hearing, he's really questioning all of it…
MARGARET WARNER: On one of the charges– it was on the invasion of Kuwait– he seemed particularly aggressive. At one point, he called the Kuwaitis "dogs." Did it surprise you and other observers you've talked to that he would be the most defiant and challenging on that charge?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: I suppose it's not too surprising. There are some ordinary Iraqis that do hold similar opinions, that do consider Kuwait to be still a part of Iraq and.
MARGARET WARNER: Now, Saddam Hussein, as we know, said he wouldn't even sign the charges because his lawyers weren't present. Why didn't he have lawyers present?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: Well, at this stage in the game, it's not necessary. It's not that type of a hearing where lawyers would be present. The charges formally were not being presented against him. Again, this was sort of an arraignment. Saddam does have a team of defense lawyers. One Jordanian lawyer has emerged as sort of the head of the team. You know, again, this is very early on in this process, and those figures will emerge more and more as the trial goes on.
MARGARET WARNER: Now, has he met with any of his lawyers yet, and if not, what are the procedures or what is set up for him to do so?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: To my knowledge, he has not. The ICRC I believe has carried some communication, letters or something, between this particular Jordanian lawyer and Saddam, but most of the actual appointment of the lawyer and the communication has taken place through Saddam's family, his wife and daughters.
MARGARET WARNER: As you said, 11 other senior officials were also… heard their charges read today. As you and I are speaking, we've only seen a few excerpts from the Tariq Aziz one. Anything remarkable come out of any of those hearings?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: A couple of points to note, yes. Saddam's half-brother was pretty combative in court. From what we're told, when he was being seated by a couple of the correctional service guards who were sort of enforcing security there, he actually pulled his hands away, sort of pushed one of the guards and challenged him, and turned to the judge and said, "how dare you let him do this to me? This is disrespectful," something along those lines. The other point that sort of stuck out was that Ali Hassan al-Majid, "Chemical Ali," apparently he appeared as a very broken man, unrecognizable to some of the people in the court, very hunched over, very gray, very weak-looking. He came in sort of leaning on a stick, so he seemed really the worse for wear out of this experience.
MARGARET WARNER: Finally, was all this televised in Iraq, and have you had any chance yet to gauge the reaction from the public?
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: It's difficult to gauge the reaction overall, but a few sort of expected reactions. Some of the areas that were the regime's support areas, such as one neighborhood here in Baghdad, there were people that saw the defiant Saddam as a very positive sign, and began chanting some of the old Saddam- era chants like, "our souls, our blood, we will support you, Saddam." But for many, I think, many ordinary Iraqis who didn't support Saddam, I think the first reaction is going to be shock again just to see him in this state, you know, whether defiant or not. Seeing him before a judge is something many of them probably never envisioned.
MARGARET WARNER: Babak Dehghanpisheh, thank you so much.
BABAK DEHGHANPISHEH: Thank you.


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Just had the shock of my life to see my home page overwritten.
Won't say what it said or what it advertised, as I don't want to "promote" whatever it is.
Have just e-mailed my web host informing them of time & date the page was uploaded. Probably a good idea to change my password as well.
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It's a shock when it first happens. There are three common possible causes, and you need to investigate them to prevent a repeat:
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If you have a shared server, as most people do, someone else's server space was compromised to an extent that allowed access to your account, which can easily happen if the host's own security measures are not good enough. This can be spotted if other sites with the same host are also hacked. If you can find evidence for this, move to another host.
Your PHP scripts are not up to scratch security-wise and someone with the skill to do it was able to exploit that. Similarly, your php.ini file may need some adjustment. If you have any PHP programs on your server but you don't have a php.ini file, you need one!
The last option is the most common method of hacking websites.
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Kemistri, thanks for the reply
Yes, it is a shared server.
I've also changed my ftp password as well as my ISP log in password. Using upper & lower case & numerics, so nothing comparable to a normal word.
No php files in root of web space, but do have phpbb & Coppermine software installed in their own folders & they seem OK. Also, that software is the most recent version, I always update when new versions are released.
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PHP doesn't have to be in any particular location to be vulnerable, but at least you have the latest builds. That is vital with any open code.
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Guess maybe I'll just focus on making it portable. Or maybe a shelf queen coltectable since the game play is barely any good and most of the 2600 games I already have for the original system (don't have a 7800 yet).
I asked about six years ago. It is based on a Nintendo-on-a-Chip--the Novatek 6578, to be exact--and Curt Vendel says that there was a FB1 test unit with a cartridge port on it, but it sounds like the modification instructions (assuming it can even be done with production units) are not forthcoming.
It's unfortunate, too: there is at least one NES multi-cart available now with a board that looks small enough to squeeze inside the FB1 case, so it could make a great little all-in-one NES clone ... if only it was possible to add a cartridge port.
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This experience made me so much more willing to try new things, even if they weren't on my list. I realize, now, that's how life should be lived. We should all be trying new and interesting things each day; we should try things that scare us; we should try things that empower us; we should especially take advantage of each day that we have and try our hardest to look back without regretting something we didn't do.
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They seek a special package for growing alternative crops
Arecanut growers whose plantations have been hit by yellow leaf disease (YLD) in Sullia taluk of Dakshina Kannada have rejected a proposal of the government to replace disease-hit palms with new saplings under a scheme of the National Horticulture Mission.
A meeting of growers from the disease-hit villages of Aranthodu, Todikana, Markanja, Sampaje, and Ubaradkka in Sullia taluk on Thursday rejected the government's offer stating that such an experiment earlier by growers had failed.
These villages are close to Markanja from where Chief Minister D.V. Sadananda Gowda hails.
The Department of Horticulture had convened the meeting under the chairmanship of S. Angara, Sullia MLA, to discuss with farmers the modalities of implementing the scheme. President of the Sullia Taluk Panchayat Keshava Muliya, presidents of gram panchayats, and other elected representatives took part in the meeting, a senior official from the department told The Hindu.
The scheme proposed sanctioning of a financial assistance of Rs. 15,000 per hectare of land for removing the disease-hit palms, transporting them, and planting new saplings. A farmer was eligible to get assistance for a maximum of two hectares of land, he said.
The government proposed to sanction Rs. 1.25 crore to 1,500 hectares of land in Dakshina Kannada, he said.
Naveen Kumar Menala, Chairman, Standing Committee on Agriculture and Industry, Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat, who attended the meeting, told The Hindu that the growers' demands were genuine.
He said that it was not possible to rejuvenate disease-hit plantations as the disease affected newly planted saplings.
An affected grower, K. Vasanth Rao of Todikana, told The Hindu that he had repeated the exercise of removing disease-hit palms and planting new saplings at his plantation thrice.
Mr. Menala said the growers sought an economic package for growing alternative crops. The Department of Horticulture did not have the comprehensive statistics of the area under disease and the affected growers. "We have asked the officials of the department to prepare a report within 10 days by consulting cooperative societies, gram panchayats, and farmers," he added.
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The official said that farmers had demanded that the government declare an economic package for growing alternative crops such as oil palm and rubber. This package should be given till they harvested the first crop. They had sought waiving of crop loans taken by growers as the disease had destroyed arecanut palms.
The growers' had sought another meeting with the Horticulture Minister and the Director of Horticulture to apprise them of the seriousness of the issue.
Mr. Rao said that there was no point in discussing the issue with the district-level officials who were not decision-makers.
He said that the MLA had promised to convene another meeting would be held in the presence of the Horticulture Minister and the Director of Horticulture.
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An updated version of my mother's garlic shrimp.
YIELD: 4 servings
Ingredients1 lb large shrimp in shell (21 to 25 per lb), peeled and deveined
1 Tbs vegetable oil
1/2 medium white onion, thinly sliced and separated into rings
1 large bell pepper, seeded and cut up in thin strips
1/4 cup fresh lime juice
4 garlic cloves, finely minced
salt and pepper
1/4 Tbs red pepper flakes (optional)
Garnish: fresh cilantro, minced
PreparationIn large non-stick pan, heat up oil and lightly saute onion, bell pepper and garlic. Season the shrimp with salt and pepper, add to pan and cook for 5-6minutes until almost done. Toss in the red pepper flakes, add lime juice and allow to heat through (2-3 mins). Sprinkle minced cilantro on top to serve.
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The Carnage symbiote emerges during the escort, and, after gaining control of Kasady, kills all of the guards in the complex. Carnage meets Shriek, a woman with the ability to manipulate sound into concussive blasts, and they gather a "family" of villains -- including Doppelganger (a six-armed Spider-Man look-alike whose mask is adorned with gruesome teeth and whose web is made of barbed wire), Demogoblin (a demon that bears likeness to the Hobgoblin), and Carrion (a man infected with a virus that grants him the ability to turn organic matter into ash). With their group assembled, the "family" begins a killing spree in New York, the likes of which have never been seen.Spider-Man, seeing the effect Carnage's crusade is having on the thug community of New York, tries to stop the riots in the streets with a hands-on approach that, after a confrontation with Shriek and Doppelganger, nearly kills him. Cloak and Dagger intervene before a vicious gang step in with the killing stroke, and Cloak teleports Spider-Man to a nearby church. Having followed Spider-Man to his temporary resting place, Shriek and Doppelganger attack the trio of heroes, and though they fight valiantly, Carnage announces his presence with authority by stabbing Dagger. Content with the chaos he's created, Carnage leaves the church with his compatriots.Eddie Brock, the man carrying the "Venom" symbiote, sees the reports of Carnage's rampage in the newspaper the following morning. His anger wells, and Venom imposes itself quickly over Brock's will. Venom devotes himself to reaching New York before Carnage destroys more lives.Venom arrives in New York to confront Carnage, who is both surprised and quite pleased his symbiotic counterpart has come to join the chaos, but Carnage commits both Shriek and Doppelganger to stop Venom. A brutal battle wages between the three warriors, and Venom's might is admirable, but the combined power of the "family" proves greater than the resolve of the elder symbiote. Knowing defeat, Venom escapes with his life and plants his broken body on the doorstep of Peter Parker.Carnage allows Demogoblin to begin his assault on Manhattan, and Spider-Man, understanding the gravity of the situation, takes an oath to align himself with Venom in order to stop Kasady's madness. Venom takes on Demogoblin, while Spider-Man fights his way through waves of gang members to reach Carnage's ad hoc headquarters -- a nightclub called "The Deep". Spider-Man's newfound rage leads him through a gauntlet battle against the bulk of Carnage's crew, but when the "family" manages to escape, it becomes duly apparent that a new plan is necessary to unbalance and overthrow Carnage's reign over the fear of the city.Venom suggests Carnage, despite his heightened strengths, may still be vulnerable to the same weaknesses against which Venom falters. Spider-Man decides to infiltrate the laboratory of Reed Richards to obtain the Fantastic Four's Sonic Gun, as the symbiote only appears weak to sonic sound waves and fire.After obtaining Richards's sonic gun, the group of heroes (now aided by fire-manipulating Firestar) manage to lure Carnage and his troops to Prospect Park, where a heated battle erupts between all of the heroes. The conflict culminates with the heroes seemingly victorious, and Firestar uses a plume of flames to end Carnage's reign forever. Spider-Man, however, refuses to bring himself to the level of a maniac like Kasady, and orders Firestar to stop before Kasady dies along with the symbiote. Venom grows angry at Spider-Man's empathy and self-righteousness, and provokes Parker into a brawl that escalates into Venom knocking Spider-Man down a steep hill and proclaiming his unending hate for the webslinger. The heroes rush to Spider-Man's aid, leaving Venom alone with Carnage and Shriek, who regain their energy and overwhelm Venom, whisking him away with the Sonic Gun in-hand.Holding Venom hostage in the Statue of Liberty, Carnage tortures him by holding him above a fire, and shooting him with intermittent blasts from the Sonic Gun, allowing the symbiote to neither dissipate completely nor fully regain its vigor. Spider-Man and ever-increasing cascade of heroes (Captain America now joins the group) continue their push against the "family," but Venom manages to free himself, willing the symbiote to bat the Sonic Gun out of Carnage's hand and escape from the Statue of Liberty. He meets with Spider-Man in the now-riotous streets of Manhattan for a final clash against Shriek and the minions, and they overcome both the "family" and Carnage when he arrives in pursuit of Venom.Comfortable that Carnage has been dealt with, Spider-Man and Venom have a last interchange in Central Park. Peace washes over New York as the sun rises over the horizon and a serene silence signifies the end of the reign of terror. As the two unlikely heroes begin to part ways, Carnage arises -- nearly completely regenerated -- from the nearby lake to do battle once more. 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Jobs and Opportunities with BirdLife International
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We are looking for someone to act as first point of contact for IT-user queries. This person will assist Cambridge Secretariat staff in resolving general computer problems, assist in the general routine of computer procedures and in the maintenance of Network & Servers, Workstations, Laptops and other equipment.
Closing date: 21 June 2015
BirdLife Europe in Brussels is looking for a dynamic, passionate and committed communications expert with strong editing skills to complete the communications team.
The purpose of the Senior Communications Officer is to ensure visibility and increased impact of the BirdLife policy and conservation work with key stakeholders, including the EU institutions, key EU policy audiences and stakeholders, on-line and off-line media, NGOs, donors, BirdLife Partners.
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BirdLife Europe in Brussels is looking for a dynamic and committed communications assistant to complete the communications team. The successful candidate will work with the Communications team to promote and create more visibility for BirdLife Europe and BirdLife International nature conservation priorities towards donors, citizens and EU stakeholders, in particular in relation to the problem of Illegal Killing of Birds.
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A graphic design specialist completes design projects for their company or clients, performing tasks such as handling web design, creating logos, creating promotional items, and completing other graphic design-related tasks. These individuals may work as freelancers or hold permanent positions that may be part time or full time. A graphic design specialist may need to develop design ideas or help realize designs envisioned by hiring companies. When a design draft does not meet client satisfaction, a graphic designer must determine why and modify designs accordingly. The graphic design specialist may work with a marketing team to exchange ideas and help their ideas be actualized. Additionally, they might directly receive customer feedback or statistics to determine if the designs are accomplishing the company's goals.Read More...
Usually, a postsecondary degree in a relevant field and experience in graphic design is necessary for this position. Graphic design specialists should be proficient in design software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Some positions require the designer to be able to create 3D models, and some require web design experience with a portfolio, requiring the knowledge of HTML and CSS. Knowledge of basic computer programs such as the Microsoft Office suite is also necessary. This job requires being able to work independently in order to accomplish goals, as well as with clients and/or colleagues. There may be time constraints that the graphic designer needs to adhere to, and so self-pacing is important. Photography skills might be needed as well.
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|2 Teaspoon
|2⁄3 Pound
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Sesame oil
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|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Egg white
|Pork fat
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|Chopped whole bamboo shoots
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Boiling water
|6 Cup (96 tbs)
Place wheat starch and salt in a large bowl.
Make a well in the center and pour in boiling water, stirring quickly with spoon or chopsticks until dry ingredients stick together.
Cover with a clean cloth towel and let stand 15 minutes.
Add lard or shortening; knead dough 3 to 4 minutes.
Shell and devein shrimp; rinse.
Chop shrimp into 1/2-inch pieces with a cleaver.
Combine marinade ingredients in a medium bowl.
Add shrimp; mix well.
Let stand 20 minutes.
Use a cleaver to chop pork fat.
Add chopped pork fat and bamboo shoots to marinated shrimp; mix well.
Refrigerate until ready to use.
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Firefighters, Cops, and Dozens of Public Safety Agencies Join Red Cross in Calling for Urgently Needed Blood and Platelet Donations
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Firefighters, cops, and dozens of public safety agencies join Red Cross in calling for urgently needed blood and platelet donations
Winter storms create urgent need for donors with types O, A negative and B negative
Los Angeles, CA. (January 30, 2014) — Thousands of badge-carrying heroes across Southern California are going head-to-head to help the American Red Cross save lives at a critical time. Local, state, and federal public safety agencies are strongly encouraging their ranks to roll up a sleeve and donate at community blood drives as a part of the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive initiative; a blood drive competition executed by the U.S. Probation Office and the American Red Cross.
The program's execution is especially well-timed, considering the severe effects recent storms taken on our nation's blood supply. Since the beginning of January, winter storms and freezing temperatures have resulted in more than 600 American Red Cross blood drive cancellations nationwide and nearly 20,000 uncollected blood and platelet donations - the equivalent of the Red Cross having to shut down its operations across the nation for more than an entire day.
The Need: Blood donations dramatically decline immediately after the New Year and at the onset of flu season. Right now, blood products are being distributed to hospitals as quickly as donations are coming in. "Blood is the life-saving resource needed when one of our colleagues is wounded in line of duty, or when one of our firefighters suffers severe burns," said Los Angeles Police Department Chief Charlie Beck. "It can also bring hope and a fighting chance to cancer patients, trauma victims and premature infants. Together, we can help the Red Cross, and have a substantial impact on the availability of blood for our friends and neighbors in need of a life-saving blood transfusion."
Since start of this season's campaign in December 2013, more than 1,500 lifesaving pints have been donated. Nearly all 50 of the remaining Battle of the Badges blood drives are open to the public and eligible donors of all blood types are needed now to help restock hospital shelves. For more information about the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive and how to participate, please visit redcrossblood.org/battle-of-the-badges or contact U.S. Probation Officer Mahogany Thomas at 213-894-0928.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment, simply call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or schedule online. A blood donor card or driver's license or two other forms of identification are required at check-in. Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parental consent in CA), weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger also have to meet certain height and weight requirements.
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The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation's blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission.


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Some 70 per cent of undergraduates at Scottish institutions - who don't pay tuition fees - believe they are receiving good or very good value for money compared with only 41 per cent in England where fees are typically £9,000 a year.
One-sixth of first and second-year students from the UK studying at institutions in England believed their course represented very poor or poor value for money in 2012 - and that figure has now risen to one-third.
Nick Hillman, director of the Higher Education Policy Institute, which conducted the survey, said: "The data suggest growing differences across the UK. Students in Scotland generally think they are getting good value for money.
"Meanwhile, in England, one-in-three students say they are getting poor value for money - nearly twice as high as before the £9,000 fees were introduced.
"In this election year, students should press all the political parties to say what they will do to encourage universities to offer world-class teaching alongside their world-class research."
The findings are part of the latest Student Academic Experience survey which questioned more than 15,000 full-time undergraduates about their university experiences. It found that the vast majority of students - some 86 per cent - are fairly or very satisfied with the overall quality of their course, but almost a third said they would definitely, or maybe, have chosen another course if they could pick again.


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Modern ERP can be used in an undergraduate or graduate level ERP course or as an ERP module in Information Systems, Accounting, Operations Management and Supply Chain classes. This second edition includes all the important concepts covered in the first edition such as ERP life cycle, ERP systems architecture, business process reengineering, process mapping, ERP functionality, and auditing of ERP systems, and also expands our knowledge by incorporating changes to the ERP landscape since 2008. This unique text is not written around any particular application, but synthesizes content applicable to most ERP systems on the market today. With contributions and reviews by super-users, consultants, IT auditors and managers who work day-in and day-out with ERP systems, this book is a must read for students and practitioners alike.
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- Marianne Bradford (Standard Copyright License)
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- October 21, 2010
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- 7.44 wide x 9.68 tall
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SCHERTZ -- Harold Hal Baldwin, one of the state's longest serving mayors, died from heart complications on Friday. He was 76.
Baldwinhadbeen the mayor of Schertz since 1994. Before that, he served on City Council after first being elected in 1983.
Visitation will be held at the Schertz Civic Center from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, April 11. A rosary will be recited at 7 p.m.
A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at the civic center at 10:00 a.m. Thursday.
Interment will follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in San Antonio, with full United States Air Force Honors.
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Marion de Vries is the festival's seventh artistic head (including two stints by Janet Amos) since being founded in 1975 by James Roy, Anne Chislett and Keith Roulston.
A Toronto-based actor, director, playwright, dramaturge, producer and former artistic director of Cahoots Theatre and Native Earth Performing Arts, de Vries takes over from interim artistic director Peter Smith, who was appointed after Eric Coates (2003-2012) departed.
"It feels amazing," said de Vries when asked about her appointment. "I feel honoured, humbled and excited."
She will join the company in August to work with Smith, before assuming the helm in September.
"The board of directors is looking forward to the exciting years that lie ahead with Marion as our artistic director," confirms board president Wendy Hoernig in a release.
De Vries is delighted to be back at Blyth.
"It's a bit of a homecoming."
She was introduced to the festival in 1991, a year after graduating with a bachelor of fine arts degree in theatre from York University, when she was assistant director of a stage adaptation of Margaret Laurence's Stone Angel.
She returned in 1998 to direct Andrew Moodie's Wilbur County Blues.
Her association with the festival continued in 1999 and 2011 when she was playwright-in-residence both seasons.
She is currently commissioned for her musical Kitchen Radio, which she is co-writing with David Archibald.
De Vries enthusiastically endorses the festival's artistic vision and mandate.
"I love creating and developing original Canadian plays and musicals, especially works rooted in local history that tell stories of the lives of its people."
She says she would like to see the original Farm Show, the theatre collective that inspired the inception of Blyth, and The Drawer Boy, the award-winning play based on The Farm Show, performed during the same season.
De Vries has directed acclaimed productions and world premieres of plays and musicals at Theatre Passe Muraille, Festival Players of Prince Edward County, SummerWorks Festival, Toronto Fringe, Centre for Indigenous Theatre and Factory Theatre, in addition to Blyth.
She was a Dora finalist for both The Yoko Ono Project by Jean Yoon and Little Dragon by Keira Loughran.
Her own plays have been enjoyed by audiences in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, London, Winnipeg and Thunder Baym, including Jumping Mouse (Dora finalist co-written with Columpa C. Bobb) and Big Face (Chalmers Canadian Play Award finalist).
Raised on a farm in Prince Edward County, in eastern Ontario, de Vries has links to Waterloo Region. Before attending theatre school, she graduated from the University of Waterloo with an honours bachelor's degree in geography.
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Katharina Lehnert, the top-seeded Filipino-German beauty, and second-ranked Clarice Patrimonio stormed into the women's singles quarterfinals with lopsided victories yesterday in the Philippine Columbian Association Open tennis championships presented by Cebuana Lhuillier at PCA courts in Paco.
Lehnert overpowered 14-year-old Jade Charito Capadocia, 6-0, 6-0, while Patrimonio drubbed Nikki Arandia, 6-1, 6-2, to somehow make up for the 6-3, 6-2 upset loss of her sister Christine, the No. 8 seed and 2010 finalist, who bowed to Rachelle de Guzman.
Defending champion and third seed Marian Jade Capadocia also easily advanced with a 6-0, 6-3 victory over Lenelyn Milo and will next meet Hannah Espinosa, who booted out Capadocia's elder sister Jella Jade, 6-4, 6-2.
"I am just playing my game and see how it goes," said the 18-year-old Lehnert, whose mother hails from La Union. "There are a lot of good players here like Marian (Jade Capadocia) and Clarice (Patrimonio) but I like my chances."
Lehnert, who is also interested in playing for the Philippines, also reached the quarterfinals in a tournament in Thailand before joining this event sponsored by Kia, Dunlop, Head, Babolat, Whirlpool, PCSO and PVL Restaurant.
The world's No. 433, who recently won a $10,000 ITF event in Braunschweig, Germany, will tangle next with Alyssa Labay, who progressed with a 6-2, 6-2 triumph over Jazsh Canja.
Top seed Treat Huey and former PH junior standout and Philippine Tennis Association vice president Randy Villanueva thrashed Arnold Rodriguez and Rolly Anasta, 6-0, 6-2, to lead the quarterfinal advance of the men's doubles favorites.
Two-time defending champion Johnny Arcilla and Patrick John Tierro crushed Fritz Domingo and Radha Reyes, 6-2, 6-3; Jurence Mendoza and Jeson Patrombon downed Jimmy Tangalin ad Marvelous Cortez, 6-3, 6-2; second seed Ruben Gonzales and Marc Sieber blanked Ernesto Pantua and Alberto Villamore, 6-0, 6-0; and Elbert Anasta and Alex Lazaro ousted Jacob Lagman and Deedat Abdul Razak, 6-3, 6-4.
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This month, we focus on software development. Thankfully, for those of us not terribly gifted in such endeavors, Linux allows a rather wide definition of the subject. Although it may not allow for my flavor of soft development (sculpting mashed potatoes), it does include anything from shell scripting to Web pages, and kturtle to binary.
If you're fed up with all the existing programming languages and you want something completely new, you may want to look at Dirk Elmendorf's interview with Rich Hickey. Rich created Clojure, and although it doesn't claim to re-invent the wheel, it does put a new spin on existing concepts. Don't worry if new languages scare you. This month, Dave Taylor takes us back to the trusty shell scripting world, and we see the Twitter program we've been working on in action. Using tools like AWK may not seem cutting edge, but having a Twitter bot respond to you takes some getting used to!
Both Reuven M. Lerner and Avi Deitcher talk about databases this month. Reuven talks about the NoSQL movement, and Avi discusses jsormdb. Although the former might arguably not be about a database, but rather a lack of one, jsormdb is most assuredly a JavaScript database that can be embedded into your applications. Sometimes a database isn't enough though, and you need a full-blown Web server for your application. Michael J. Hammel shows us Mongoose, which is exactly that. Mongoose is a fully embeddable Web server written in C.
Honestly, the programming many of us are exposed to all have their GUI pieces on the Web. Carl Fink shows us how to use Flex Builder to make Flash applications—in Linux! Adobe's Flash is cross-platform, but often creating those applications requires Windows or OS X. With Flex Builder, that's no longer the case. Add Adobe's AIR technology, and even standalone applications can be created while never leaving the penguiny comfort of Linux. If the notion of developing Web applications on Linux concerns you (it really shouldn't), perhaps Alexander Sirotkin's article on Selenium will ease your mind a bit. Using Selenium, a programmer can test scripts written in a variety of programming languages, including Perl, Java, C# and others.
If you are like me, and your mashed-potato-sculpting skills are better than your programming skills, this issue won't leave you feeling lumpy. Although we don't have any sculpting tutorials, we do have a bunch of other interesting topics with real a-peel. (Okay, enough with the potato jokes.) Brian Conner reviews the Motorola DROID this month, and as a DROID owner myself, I can easily say it's a review you'll want to read. You'll also want to read Anton Borisov's interview with three important women in Linux. Valerie Aurora, Sarah Sharp and Stormy Peters all weigh in on what it's like to be a woman in the Open Source world.
We've also got our regular cast of columnists helping us hone our geek skills. Kyle Rankin continues his series on troubleshooting. This month, he debugs two troublesome servers, oddly named shawn and bill. I'll leave it to the reader to determine which server is more troublesome. Be sure to keep in mind that shawn and bill are servers with communication problems; otherwise, Kyle's article starts to look like a Linux Journal group-therapy session.
Mick Bauer continues his series on OpenVPN, and if you have to work remotely or possibly don't trust those folks on your network, you'll want to catch this month's article. Or, perhaps total anonymity is your cup of tea. John Knight covers that in our New Projects column, where he talks about Tor. It's not the fastest way to transmit data, but it's hard to find a more anonymous way.
So whether you're a programmer with your mouth watering for this programming issue or a fellow mashed-potato fan with your mouth watering for bacon and chives, this issue should satiate your needs. Just remember not to lick the pages, people frown on that.
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When it comes to cruising down the highway, Ohio State Highway patrol officers are riding in style.
CINCINNATI -- When it comes to cruising down the highway, Ohio State Highway patrol officers are riding in style.
They might even have the coolest cruisers in the country, but that's to be determined by Facebook users nationwide.
The American Association of State Troopers is hosting the Best Looking Cruiser contest on its Facebook page and asking users nationwide to "like" the photo of their favorite vehicle.
Right now, Ohio is winning the competition with 3,335 votes. Kentucky State Police vehicles have 2,111 likes and Indiana State Police have 488 likes so far.
The department with the best looking car will be featured on a future American Association of State Troopers newsletter, said Angie Ishee, public relations manger and Trooper Connection editor.
"It as recommended by one of our board members that we check to see which patrol car style was the most popular," Ishee said. "So we decided to put it out there to all of my (information) contacts with each department. There was great interest so we ran with it."
Facebook is the quickest way to reach people for immediate results, Ishee said, so she posted the contest there.
"It's just blowing up," Ishee said. "People are asking us to do a contest for the best academy, the best uniforms and best motorcycles."
Voting ends July 14.
Representatives from the Ohio State Highway Patrol are enjoying the little bit of healthy competition between departments stemming from this contest.
"The little bit of competition between other state agencies is a good thing," said Lt. Craig Cevetan, spokesperson for the Ohio State Highway Patrol. "Obviously we feel the Ohio State Highway Patrol , we do have the best looking cruisers."
Thought and effort was put behind the car's design, which debuted in 2012 after Ford stopped making the classic Crown Victoria police vehicles.
"We keep them clean and shined up and that's the image we ant to portray," Cevetan said. "We started with the Dodge Charger in 2012…It has a more intimidating look. It's more aggressive like the older style muscle cars."
Cetevan said he's not surprised that Ohio is currently winning the contest.
"The Ohio community has always kind of gotten behind the Highway Patrol," he explained. "Our Facebook page has over 63,000 likes. We are one of the top state law enforcement agencies when it comes to social media.


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599 GTO: fastest Ferrari ever
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So it is hilariously, absurdly powerful and fast. The 599's naturally aspirated 6.0-litre V12 features a redesigned crankshaft and race-derived air intake system, and now puts out a fearsome 661bhp and 457lb ft of torque. That's 50bhp more than the standard (ha!) 599. In a car weighing just under one-and-a-half tonnes, that means a power-to-weight ratio of 441bhp/tonne… and a 0-62mph time of – ready for this? – 3.35 seconds.
Three-point-three-five. In a FRONT-ENGINED car. That's insane. As is the GTO's top speed – described as 'in excess of 208mph'. But here's the most impressive stat. The 599XX lapped Fiorano – Ferrari's test track – in 1m24s. That's quicker than an Enzo, quicker than a Maserati MC12. A full five seconds quicker than the F40.