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Growing business along Hwy. 70 means more roadwork on the busy stretch of highway.
Earlier this month a crew from Yates Construction dug up a stretch of roadway that served as an acceleration lane for drivers leaving Harriman's Pinnacle Pointe development going toward Kingston.
Teddy Yates said plans are to install a left-turning lane for the physicians plaza that is being constructed across from the shopping center.
"They have to do the road improvements for the development," Yates explained.
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children is working to improve the health of low-income women and children in the face of challenges such as childhood obesity and increases in chronic disease.
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Volunteerism is key for Roane County's five fire departments, but the field of those willing to step forward is diminishing.
"We're down to 12 guys who can run calls," said James Grant, chief of South Roane County Volunteer Fire Department. "We had roughly 85 people when I came on 11 years ago."
Though the numbers differ, fire chiefs of the county's other departments echo that problem. According to Grant, it's a crunch felt everywhere.
What some call extravagant digs "up on the hill" at the Rockwood Water, Sewer and Gas warehouse on Church Street has continued to be a topic long after the resignation of former general manager Rod King.
Office space inside the warehouse has been improved in recent years with manpower from the utility staff. Those improvements do include the often-talked-about two flat-screen televisions and faux leather couches.
Two people were arrested March 6 after a high-speed chase ended with a crash in Rockwood.
Nancy A. Lawson of 2541 Linden Ave., Knoxville, and Jason Ray Hackler of 141 East William Circle, Rockwood, were clocked driving 58 mph in a 40-mph zone in a stolen 2007 Chevrolet HHR.
When attempts were made to stop the vehicle, the arrest report indicates that Hackler switched into the driving position heading south on Hwy. 27 into Rhea County and accelerated to "excess" speeds of 110 mph.
Some businessmen might view an empty building next door as a deterrent.
Eddie Lee sees it as an opportunity to give Roane County diners something new and different.
"What have we got around here that's like it?" he said about Pick Up Stix Habachi Express, the Japanese-style restaurant he's preparing to open in the former Shack's Restaurant on Rockwood's North Gateway Avenue.
Cleanup is under way of the building that neighbors the flagship of Lee's Big E's convenience stores.
Author and former "Saturday Night Live" writer Leland Gregory will discuss the goals of the Complete College Tennessee Act of 2010 during the next Roane County Chamber of Commerce Speaker Series Luncheon.
The luncheon begins at noon in the cafeteria faculty lounge on Roane State Community College's main campus in Roane County.
Space is limited. Call the Chamber at 376-5572 for reservations.
The Complete College Tennessee Act of 2010 is a provocative statewide effort.
All of Tennessee's 95 counties reported increases in their unemployment rates for January, according to statistics released late last month from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
Roane County's rate jumped to 8.5 percent, up 1 percent over the December number.
That means 25,720 of the county's 28,110-strong labor force was employed during the month
Cindy Goodman, right, of Ten Mile interviews for a position at Rockwood Goody's with Cyndi Latta, store manager in Cookeville, during a recent open interview in Rockwood Community Center.
Rockwood's Brittony Wester, background, also interviews with Sweetwater manager Cathy Myhre.
The Rockwood store is scheduled to open April 7 in Roane County Center on North Gateway Avenue.
Sandra Alexander of Kingston, a registered nurse in the surgery department at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge, was named February's MMCer of the Month.
In her position, Alexander cares for surgery patients, organizes the surgery room and schedule, and provides assistance to her co-workers and surgeons.
Alexander has been with Methodist since 1991.
Alexander is described by Mickie White, nurse manager in the surgery department, as "a great employee!"
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Thursday, 25 Jul 2013
Google Chromecast Streams Video to Your TV
At a press event held in San Francisco, Google revealed Chromecast. The HDMI dongle is a device that will help users stream media from smart devices on to their TVs.
Google Launches Google Play Games App
Building on the Google Play Games Services first announced at Google I/O back in May, today Google launched its Google Play Games Android App, a new app for social gaming that brings some of the features of Apple's Game Center to Android smartphones and tablets.
Google Announces New Nexus 7; Comes with Qi Wireless Charging
After tons of leaks, Google has today officially unveiled a new version of the Nexus 7 tablet. Running Android 4.3, it sports a Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core 1.5GHz processor, 2GB RAM, 1,920 x 1,200-pixel IPS LCD display, 5MP rear camera, and built-in Qi wireless charging.
Android 4.3 Unveiled and Coming to Nexus Devices Soon
Along with the brand new Google Nexus 7 tablet, Google also took the opportunity to unveil Android 4.3 -- an upgrade to Jelly Bean that brings with it a few new features like Bluetooth Smart support (Bluetooth Low-Energy) and restricted profiles.
Wednesday, 24 Jul 2013
More Details of the Moto X Leaked
Another phone which details have been leaking all over the Internet before its official announcement is the Moto X. How does a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro dual-core 1.7GHz processor, 4.7-inch AMOLED screen, 10.5-megapixel camera, and Wi-Fi 802.11ac sound to you?
Pictures and Video of Possible Google Nexus 7 Successor Leaked (Update: Video of Retail Unit)
Thanks to Android Central (and its source), we now have by far the closest look at the long awaited Nexus 7 successor. Spoiler: Specs match what have been leaked so far.
Monday, 22 Jul 2013
Gmail Updated with Full-Screen Compose Option
Google has recently updated Gmail, giving the compose window the ability to go full-screen. This much requested feature will be rolling out to users in the next few days.
Wednesday, 17 Jul 2013
Chromebook Shipments Expected to Increase Dramatically
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Friday, 12 Jul 2013
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Maranatha Farm will present our Pet Adoption Fair at Bluffton's PetCo store next to Best Buy on Hwy 278 this Saturday April 16th from 11 am until 3 pm.
On Sunday the Pet Adoption Fair will move to the Woodworker's parking lot in Sun City, also from 11 am til 3 pm. This event is open to Sun City residents only.


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By Curt firstname.lastname@example.com The Clayton County Board of Education almost got through its work session on Monday, peaceably. Almost. The session came to a stormy end with Rod Johnson, the board's vice chairman, verbally sparring with fellow board member, Norreese Haynes -- not once, but twice -- amid various accusations, hurled in anger. In recent months, Haynes has repeatedly accused Johnson of micromanaging, and behind-the-scenes maneuvering for control of the school district. The verbal confrontation between the two men marks the second time in less than a month they have argued at a public meeting. The first time was on Oct. 1, when Johnson defended the hiring of in-house legal counsel, Dorsey Hopson. Haynes was critical of the hiring. The board had voted 7-2 in August to hire Hopson. Haynes and board member Sandra Scott cast the dissenting votes. After announcing his formal support for Hopson, Johnson added comments he directed toward Haynes, saying, "if you can't say anything intelligent or intellectual, then let us get on with our meeting." Monday's argument came while Hopson was asking the board to consider a resolution to immediately terminate law firm Greenberg Traurig's services to the school system. The firm also would be banned from providing supplemental services for at least one year. Haynes took issue with some of the language in the Hopson resolution. "I agree with you, when you say Greenberg Traurig has to go, but I have a problem with something else you said," Haynes told Hopson. "You are throwing us for a loop when you say we voted for you. I have a problem with that. If I approve this version of your resolution, I'd be lying to the people I represent." Haynes accused Hopson of adding sections, pertaining to benefits, to his own contract. The board didn't know about these changes, according to Haynes. Hopson denied the allegations, and pointed out that his contract had been signed by Davis. Haynes countered by saying Davis "isn't the board." Then, Davis spoke up: "I don't sign a contract without the authority of the board." Haynes interrupted her, adding: "You didn't have the authority of the board. First of all, I think you and Rod are both control freaks, for the record." Haynes was then interrupted by Johnson: "Stop it now. You should be professional. You're just grandstanding for the sake of grandstanding. You're just shouting for the sake of shouting." The two board members then drowned each other out with their shouting. The shouting was so loud and so hostile, it was impossible to understand what either was saying. Davis began banging her gavel repeatedly in an attempt to stop the bickering. "We don't allow children to call each other names," Davis said. "We're adults," Haynes said, as he cut Davis off. "You don't act like it," chimed someone in the audience. Davis then added, "As adults, we shouldn't call each other names, either." Davis' attempt at restoring order didn't last long. Hopson moved on to his second item and asked the board to pick the Jonesboro-based law firm of Fincher, Denmark and Williams, LLC, from a list of law firms who responded to a Request for Qualifications (RFQ). Haynes then took exception to the request to choose Fincher, Denmark and Williams, and he accused Johnson of plotting to get the firm hired by the board. "I got a tip last week, while I was out of town, that Fincher, Denmark and Williams, was going to be recommended to offer supplemental services," Haynes exclaimed. "Rod Johnson met with them last week and ... " "That's a lie," Johnson shouted before Haynes could finish his sentence. "You continue to fabricate stories about me that are untrue ... " When the arguing renewed, Davis dropped her head into her left hand and attempted to regain order with her gavel. When she couldn't stop the arguing, Davis slammed the gavel down and called for a motion to adjourn the meeting. There was no apparent motion to adjourn, though, or a vote to do so. Board members, and the audience, just began walking out of the room. Johnson, Haynes and Board Chairperson Ericka Davis could not be reached for comment on Tuesday. A history of competition Haynes and Johnson have a history of head-to-head encounters. Johnson gained one more vote than Haynes in the July 20, 2004, primary election for the District 5 seat on the board. Johnson, not Haynes, then faced Barbara Wells in an Aug. 10, 2004 run-off, which Johnson won in a landslide. However, Haynes won a seat on the board two years later by defeating incumbent Allen T. Johnson for the District 8 seat. At the Jan. 9, 2007, board meeting Haynes found himself facing Johnson for the board's vice-chairmanship. Johnson won the position by a 5-3-1 vote. Johnson and Haynes did not publicly fight during the early half of the year. During the spring, Johnson was supportive of Haynes' Teachers Bill of Rights. Johnson also was supportive of a similar proposal being pushed by the Clayton County Education Association. The CCEA proposal needed a board member to introduce it to the Student Achievement and Support Services committee. The tensions between Haynes and Johnson did not surface publicly until August, when Haynes began accusing Johnson of telling interim Superintendent Gloria Duncan which people should serve in systemwide positions. Haynes also accused Johnson of hand-picking the law firm of Greenberg Traurig, LLC, to investigate a controversial land deal of 2006, because of alleged friendships between Johnson and the firm. Haynes told the Clayton News Daily rcently that Johnson was also, allegedly, behind the hiring of Ken Alexander -- a former police officer who is under investigation on child molestation charges -- as a bodyguard and driver for Duncan. During Monday's heated meeting, board member Scott pleaded with her fellow members to put their differences behind them, and let the entire board work together to improve education in Clayton County. Scott also has been critical of Johnson, but not as often as Haynes. Scott recently told the Clayton News Daily that "Rod thinks he's the board." On Monday, however, her message to the board was one of healing, and working together. "I think this board is going downhill," Scott said. "There are some evil and vindictive things going on with this board. I don't think any of us live in a glass house, but if you do, remember glass breaks, and sometimes, it comes down in large pieces. Some of you are planting seeds you don't want to plant, but you are planting them anyway. "You need to search your souls, and your hearts, tonight. This board is going to [hurt] the children, because there are some evil and vindictive things going on."
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It's also clearly NOT the uniform worn by Spock, Bones and the crew or the one Kirk wears in most of his later appearances because of the extra ridges and Admiral rank displayed. The ST 2-6 officer uniform is clearly a separate product.
Has it occurred to you that the current "Wrath of Khan" uniform may well be the only one planned, since it's really just a throw-it-in for a different product tie-in? The current uniform is accurate to Wrath of Khan, as the trim is colored in the right places. Interestingly, though, it's a captain's uniform, not an admiral's - check the rank insignia. The basic coloring and trim are correct, however.
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This year, we celebrate the 17th lawful transfer of authority from one reigning band to another. Alarmists fans are, at this very moment, taking their much-loved copies of the Detail of Soldiers EP down to trade-in centers our volunteers have set up in grade-school gymnasiums across the metro area, where they will be exchanged for CDs of Mouthful of Bees' The End. It is a proud moment for everyone who believes in Western civilization and wouldn't mind a bit of a break from tightly written Brit-pop.
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People also want education fixed, Forbes said.
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I am 20 wks, my baby was movig a lot and i noticed since Wednesday i really do not feel him ;(
Today is level II ultrasound and his heart checkup, i might be stressed out, could it be affecting my baby?
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We had multiple markers found on ultrasound (other than the heart defects) that nobody ever told us about. We did not know until we received our DD's records after her death.
The termination pressure comes from all the misinformation that is out there. So many people think DS is some terrible thing. They focus on the negatives and therefore many docs do pressure or at least offer termination multiple times. I am sure you can understand that, based on your past posts. Docs simply think they are doing what they are supposed to do.
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Oh my I am just reading this for the first time. I am so very sorry about how you were treated and hope you have a wonderful new doc!
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So I'm 22 years old. Not doing much right now, just sort of trying to figure out what I'm going to do in the next year. I have an awesome loving boyfriend, and we've been going out for about 10 months. We spend almost every day together, although when we want to, we can be without eachother, with friends. Scott and I waited for 6 months without making the big jump to have sex. Although he wanted to so badly, I wanted to wait, although it wasn't my first time, I wanted it to be something more, because I wanted this relationship to work out. And he waited, and then we did, and it was wonderful. We used condoms, and then after about 3 months, we did it for the first time without a condom.
I had learned in high school about natural family planning, and I knew the right days to do it, and the days that were not so good, or the week where there was absolutely no way we were taking that chance. He would always pull out, but then there were times, when we just wanted to be that close, and it feels so unified when he does cum in me. So when it was ok, or so we thought it was ok, he would go inside me. We knew the consequences, but did we care, did we want to be pregnant, are we just stupid? Two months ago my period was late, so we went out and bought a home pregnancy test. It was negative, and the next day I got my period. What a waste of $15. I remember I kept looking at it, making sure there were not two lines, instead of one, but it was always just one. I was way relieved, but also, I think a little disapointed. It would have been crazy to see two lines. And that's what I got a load of this month.
I wasn't going to go out and buy another pregnancy test because I thought it might be a waste of money. But my breasts were tender going on two weeks, and I had slight cramps in my abdomen. Two weeks ago, I thought it was just pms. I was cranky, happy one second, and then the next I would be crying, because my blanket was all messed up and I couldn't figure it out...or something stupid like that. My boyfriend was just like, Holy cow. I was supposed to get my period on the 21, but my cycle is a little off, so I gave it another week. And then another week, and then I decided to just go buy a home pregnancy test. I went without my boyfriend, just because I kept telling him I was definitely going to get my period and I didn't want to worry him, like I did the last month. Plus he was out of town.
So I went to Walgreens, bought a test, that included two in it, went home, closed the bathroom door, and pee'd on this little stick, like we all have probably done. I had to also take a shower because I was getting ready to go to work, but the tests are quick so I set it on the sink, flushed the toilet, and watched this pink color cross across the screen. one line, and a faint one slowly appeared next to the other line. Suddenly I couldn't move, and everything got a little spotty. Almost like it is right now as I relive that second, or what seemed like ten minutes. You, know, it could have been ten minutes, because I know I looked around...washed my hands, turned around, knelt on the ground, stood up, looked at myself with this shocked look in my eyes, and my hands on my face, and almost opened the door, but then shut it....and just stood there staring at these two lines, before, I finally tore off my clothes and jumped in the shower, only to stand in the warm water for another ten minutes.
At work, I silently walked around, trying to serve tables, but this was on my mind. Questions flooded my mind. I broke a glass, totally forgot that I had this one table..and finally I left. My boyfriend had drove back that night, and I went to pick him up at his house, to go rent a movie. I gave him a huge hug, and as we drove to Blockbuster, the conversation moved into..."So did you get your period?". I took a big breath, and was like..."it'll come." And he's like.."Do we need to go get another test?" I was like oh, shit, ok...well I have to tell him. So I tell him " I already did." He asked what it had said, and I told him it wasn't good, and he wondered what that meant, and I asked him if he wanted to see it, because I had it in my purse, and as we pulled up to blockbuster, I handed it to him.
"TWO LINES?! What??" I just sat there, and after he had freaked out a little bit, he gave me a big hug. "you're pregnant?" I was all trying to calm him down, even though i was a little freaked out. Sometimes they are wrong, you know? So I told him this, even though I knew it was probably right. So we had our night, and talked a little bit. The next day, I went to a clinic, just to confirm it after I had taken the second home pregancy test and it had two lines just like the other one, and I went there, pee'd in a cup, and the nurse came into the room, and told me that I am indeed pregant, and I'm about in my 5th week, and that I would be due on january 31st, or around that time. Wow. That's so much in one sentence. Wow...ok, thank you, and I'll call if I have any questions. I just needed some time to let it soak in.
I've always been kind of religious, and my mother is that top dog, other than the Pope. I went to a Catholic High school, and was always brought up on the moral that abortion it bad, and it kills life, or something like that. My boyfriend and I have been talking, and he been saying or questioning what are we going to do with a baby? It would add so much, and we are 22, and what about school, or going out, and having fun, and what about after it's born. Would we keep it, or give it up for adoption?Scott and I were both adopted, so this is such a big thing. Both he and I always thought that perhaps we would never have kids, or something of the sort that is part of us. But here we are...pregnant. I thought that if I take a tiny pill, or if I get an abortion, I don't think I would be able to forget that, and what a horrible choice that would be. And I think I would blame him for it, and we would no longer be together. And he thinks, that if we would give it up for adoption we would no longer be together. Then he's also talking about getting married, and then the next second, he's like there's no way we can have a baby. There are just so many choices, and so many things to think about.
Last night, to get up to speed, my friends were drinking a little, and smoking a little bit. And I am always up for that. Always. I'm like the key to staying up all night and having a great time. So last night they hand me a beer, and there's no reason why I shouldn't drink it, other than the one thing that I can't tell them yet. So I take sips, and spit them back into the can, and pour a little out. And when they give me a smoke, I don't inhale, and let it burn. Hopefully soon, I will be able to avoid that altogether. So anyways, I'm on the phone with Scott, and I tell him what I'm doing, and everyone is drinking and smoking, and I ask him if I should...if I'm not going to be pregnant anymore anyways, and he goes, "No." and he asks me if I am, and I tell him no, and he goes, "good." That makes me happy. I really hope he's thinking about what he wants us to do, and I hope he comes up with a really great thing. I know that I cannot take a pill and flush this baby out, or get an abortion. It just would not be right. I know a lot of people do, and it's a reasonable option, but it's just not in my faith, and if I would do something like that, I would sink so low in my mind.
So where I am right now. I'm at my work, looking up all sorts of things on pregnancy. I'm still confused as to handle all this, but I know that everything will be ok. And when Scott asks, "how can it be ok?" I say "how can it not?"


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The 2015 Acura MDX receives praise for its powerful V6 engine, nimble handling, all-wheel drive grip and ideal ride that reviewers say is not too firm and not too soft. The MDX's brakes are a flaw, as some test drivers say they could be stronger and the pedal feels mushy.
- "The 2015 Acura MDX luxury SUV benefits from an improved suspension, a stiffer structure and liberal use of high-strength yet lightweight steel. The changes result in a driving experience that's more sport sedan than tall SUV, with the MDX able to round corners and respond to steering inputs in a way few SUVs can." -- Kelley Blue Book
- "Acceleration is brisk, the engine note is pleasing and the crossover feels tight and sporty when tackling turns." -- Edmunds
- "Fans of the past MDX's deliberate driving characteristics - heavy, swift steering; a busy ride; a growling V-6 - will be disappointed, but I suspect most shoppers will deem the new generation an improvement." -- Cars.com (2014)
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The 2015 Acura MDX has a 3.5-liter V6 that makes 290 horsepower, as well as a six-speed automatic transmission. The front-wheel drive MDX gets an EPA-estimated 20/28 mpg city/highway, while the all-wheel drive model gets 18/27 mpg, both of which are outstanding estimates for the class.
The MDX's V6 is plenty powerful, and test drivers like that the transmission promptly downshifts when more power is needed on the highway. However, some wish it were a little quicker to shift when the MDX is powering through a curve.
- "As for power, the tried-and-true 3.5-liter V6 never disappoints and is barely noticeable thanks to the MDX's extremely quiet cabin." -- Kelley Blue Book
- "The V6 engine is strong and fuel-efficient. It also makes a nice-sounding snarl when you plant your right foot and the revs approach redline. Having just six forward gears might seem a little behind the times for a sporting luxury crossover, but the transmission is smooth and downshifts quickly whether you're pressing the gas or using the shift paddles." -- Edmunds
- "The standard six-speed automatic helps pick up the slack, with short lower gears, smooth upshifts and responsive highway kickdown. Downshifts could come sooner as you accelerate through a bend, and a selectable Sport mode provides just that; it even drops a gear or two on downhill stretches." -- Cars.com (2014)
Handling and Braking
Test drivers think the Acura MDX delivers an ideal ride somewhere in the middle of smooth and firm. They agree that it has nimble handling, especially in all-wheel drive models, which are also liked for the way they grip the pavement in bad weather. On the downside, some reviewers report that the MDX's brake pedal feels mushy and wish the brakes were stronger. The 2015 MDX has a standard Integrated Dynamics System that lets you adjust the steering and throttle response using three different modes: Normal, Sport and Comfort.
- "The MDX's ride remains luxury-car smooth, but it can now run through twists and turns with more confidence." -- AutoTrader
- "On the highway and around town, the MDX does ride a little more firmly than some competing crossovers, but we don't think owners will find it objectionable. Overall levels of wind and road noise are very low. The true highlight, however, is how the MDX behaves when driven around turns. It turns in smartly, feels secure and imparts a sporty feel that's often absent on vehicles this size. The MDX's all-wheel-drive system provides an extra helping of athleticism as well as traction." -- Edmunds
- "Aside from making the MDX a sure-footed traveling companion in inclement weather, the optional AWD system - dubbed 'Super Handling All-Wheel-Drive' by Acura - gives the big 'ute surprisingly agile dynamics with a torque-vectoring system that sends extra power to the outside rear wheel in turns." -- Left Lane News
- "Acura's suspension setup strikes a perfect balance between the softly sprung Lexus RX and the abruptly harsh (and complex) BMW X5." -- Kelley Blue Book
- "The fun ends at the brakes, which have a far spongier pedal than the 2013 MDX and also an RX and JX that Acura had on hand at the preview. Toe the brakes hard and the MDX's composure unravels as antilock braking kicks in. Whether blame goes to this year's downsized disc brakes or some other factor, the results don't inspire confidence." -- Cars.com (2014)


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The tensions on the state Supreme Court are out in the open as three justices have acknowledged they're seeking disciplinary action against another justice.
Three Republicans justices say Justice Betty Weaver violated a confidentiality rule by revealing details of the court's deliberations to a lawyer who used the information to craft a motion. Justice Robert Young says Weaver has repeatedly crossed ethical lines.
"I am utterly ashamed of her conduct," he says.
Young, along with Justices Stephen Markman and Maura Corrigan, sent their grievance to the Judicial Tenure Commission. If the commission finds misconduct, it could recommend censure, suspension, or removal from office.
Weaver says she did nothing unethical and says the complaint is rooted in rivalries and grudges on the court.
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Cables reveal policies of war, torture by Bush, Obama
The ongoing WikiLeaks revelations have aroused strong emotions. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called the documents' release "an attack on the international community, the alliances and partnerships, the conversations and negotiations that safeguard global security."
In fact, the cables take the cloak off executive branch secrecy that has long protected policies that brought us aggressive war, war crimes and the routinization of torture, all of which continue right up to the present.
Among the cables released were one detailing U.S. threats to German authorities in 2007 not to enforce their laws by pursuing criminal prosecution of CIA agents who secretly kidnapped an innocent German citizen, Khaled el-Masri, and tortured him, before realizing they had the wrong person, at which point he was dropped off in the middle of nowhere in Albania. The cable stated "that the USG would ... have a difficult time in managing domestic political implications if international arrest warrants are issued." The German government obeyed, declining to pursue the CIA agents, apparently undeterred by the words of Jean Amery, a Holocaust survivor who argued that torture was the essence of Nazism.
Another cable dated April 17, 2009, reveals the Obama White House's successful pressure of the Spanish government, which had issued arrest warrants for the same CIA agents, to stop criminal investigations into the leading torture lawyers of the Bush administration and the use of Spanish bases for extraordinary rendition flights, specifically of el-Masri.
Some may think that the upholding of the rights of torturers revealed by the cables are relics of the Bush administration. Yet quite recently the Obama administration, under Obama's then-Solicitor General and now U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, in a brief for the Supreme Court, argued that the state secrets privilege is rooted in the Constitution – despite it dating to the time of Europe's absolutist monarchies. The brief cited a 2007 ruling dismissing a U.S. court case brought by the ACLU on behalf of el-Masri.
The Bush and Obama administrations' defense of such secrecy threatens not only human dignity but also other precious aspects of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, notably the free speech, public disclosure, and transparency protected under the First Amendment.
Torturers have long been considered, like slave traders, hostis humani generis, an enemy of all mankind. The Geneva Conventions, the core of international humanitarian law, and the U.N. Convention Against Torture prohibit torture in all circumstances, with no exceptions. As treaties signed and ratified by the United States, they are the law of the land.
As the father of the Constitution, James Madison, noted, "Popular government, without popular information, is either a prelude to a tragedy or farce, or perhaps both."
Secrecy and lies have long imperiled the democratic foundations of republics. Moreover, secrecy has long threatened peace and human rights internationally, as the Pentagon Papers and the current WikiLeaks cables dramatically reveal. Official secrecy was absolutely critical in the executive branch's embrace of a liberal culture of torture and preparation for aggressive war in Iraq that would not have withstood public scrutiny.


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Be optimistic to become good leaders, Kiran Bedi tells students
It is because of the lack of reading habit that the present generation is not able to think and perform creatively to become creative leaders, former IPS officer Kiran Bedi said at a CEO's Word Series of the GRD School of Commerce and International Business, and GRD Institute of Management, in Coimbatore on Tuesday.
"A prolific reader is a creative leader. Any worthwhile leader is a reader. Constant learning drives good leaders to express themselves well and not prove themselves," she said.
Without knowledge it was not possible for one to come up with creative ideas, and this knowledge could only be gleaned from books on leadership and management, which she urged them to read for at least an hour a day, she said.
Pointing out that creativity and leadership cannot be taught, she said these could be developed by reading and being updated.
Urging students to spend on books so that they could create a library, she asked them not to consider it as expenditure but as an investment that could form the base for a bright future.
If this was the base, then success was a sure outcome that would result in happiness. When youth built on this base using the ingredients of creative leadership, then the state of being happy would get transformed into "happy-plus" she added.
Elaborating on the ingredients for a successful and creative leadership, she said while reading and gaining experience from worldly happenings were the external ingredients, there were some internal ones that had to be consciously developed to become a holistic personality.
Giving the example of India against Corruption, which fought with optimism for more than two years to get a Lokpal Bill, Ms. Bedi urged the students to be optimistic if they wanted to become good leaders.
For Civil Services aspirants
At a programme organised here on Monday by Dawn India Career Solutions (P) Limited for college students aspiring to take up Government / banking jobs or the Civil Services, Kiran Bedi urged them to have a clear vision of their preferred career destinations at a very young age.
'Bring in changes'
Pointing out that there were not many Civil Service aspirants from the South, Ms. Bedi said at Dr. NGP Institutions that youth could bring in changes by choosing Government service as a career.
She asked the 2,000-odd students to be more knowledgeable about the functioning of the Government and the rights of the people in demanding what they were legally eligible for.
Girls were asked to be proactive by using their own skills and that of well-meaning others to defend themselves against bad elements.
Vinod Verma, Chairman of European Business Group, India, spoke about the opportunities in the banking sector and the manpower requirements that would be needed to meet the expected increase in the number of banks, both private and public.
Book launch
The city launch of "Uprising 2011", a book co-authored by Ms. Bedi and Pavan Choudary, author and wisdom educator, was held on the occasion. The book "How a Good Person Can Really Win" by Mr. Choudary was also released.
Nalla G. Palanisamy, Chairman of Kovai Medical Center and Hospital (KMCH) and Thavamani D. Palanisamy, Vice-Chairperson of KMCH, also addressed the students.


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BOSTON – During Victim Rights Month in April, Attorney General Martha Coakley, the Victim Witness Assistance Board, and the Massachusetts Office for Victim Assistance (MOVA) recognize individuals and organizations that have made significant advancements in victim rights and services in the state. Heidi Sue LeBoeuf of Pathways for Change was this year's recipient of the "Access to Justice" award for work and role in developing a 24-hour sexual assault hotline in central Massachusetts.
As Director of Counseling at Pathways for Change, Ms. LeBoeuf works with survivors of sexual violence to support their recovery and well-being. She was a key stakeholder in developing a regional 24-hour rape crisis hotline in collaboration with three area Rape Crisis Centers (RCCs) that serve central Massachusetts. This collaborative effort ensures a qualified rape crisis counselor is available to victims at any time to provide information, assistance, and referrals to support services in their area. Ms. LeBoeuf continues to administer this hotline which is now considered a model hotline program for the state.
"Victim Rights Month serves as an opportunity to recognize those who have one of the most important and lasting impacts on their communities," AG Coakley said. "Each of the award recipients have demonstrated a long history of selflessly caring for others and we're lucky to have each of them serving our fellow residents when they are most vulnerable and in need of compassion and honesty."
"We are thrilled to present Heidi with this award for her role in providing 24/7 access to rape crisis services for rape and sexual assault survivors in central Massachusetts," said Liam Lowney, MOVA's Executive Director. "Equally as impressive is the cooperative network established among the providers who facilitate this hotline which is now considered a model program. We applaud Heidi and this network of providers for their work and for illustrating the significant impact that can result from collaborative efforts when assisting crime victims."
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Residents filled the Spafford Town Hall meeting room to speak their minds on the town's proposed regulation, a law that had already seen some revision. Many of those in attendance were in favor of the law.
"Windmills seem to have generated a lot of public interest," said Supervisor Webb Stevens at the beginning of the public hearing.
According to Stevens, following the first hearing, there were concerns about some of the wording in the proposed law allowing windmills for personal use. Added to the text of the law is that if a windmill "is not usable for a 12-month period it needs to be torn down and turned back to green," Stevens said.
There is a 60-foot height limit written into the law. However, if residents feel they need a windmill taller than the allowed height, they have the option to go before the zoning board of appeals to request permission and explain the reasons for a windmill taller than 60 feet.
Phil Peterson, a licensed engineer who lives on Nunnery Road, addressed the board, telling them, "I think what you're doing here is commendable."
According to Peterson, the 40 decibel limit the town has written into the law is "pretty quiet."
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This is a super sad topic, and I'm not sure what the discussion potential is. It seems kind of pointless like your other poll.
Though, yeah, abusive parents are far too common, and it's a continued issue that impacts a lot of us. It sucks for someone who is supposed to love you to treat you like crap instead.
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Well this gets old fast.
To be on topic though, no. Though most people I know do.
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Your polls are swell. Always been pollin'
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Nope. My parents are pretty awesome. Hell i wish they were harder on me growing up, but i cant really blame them for me being a lazy piece of shit can i?
I have friends with horribly abusive parents though, shits fucked up.
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My parents spanked me, sometimes I received spankings for stupid shit, but I wouldn't call that abuse. They've said some pretty fucked up shit, which hurt my little Broomhitches feelings so much that it stuck with me into my adult years. I'll live, though.
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Nope, besides that shit is illegal in my country, not that it stops some people doing abusive things.
@aetheldod: Abusive parents aren't always alcoholics or drug abusers, nor is it always retaliation for anything the child did. I've done as my parents wished all my life, got good grades, didn't get into trouble, didn't drink or smoke or go to parties or date. I couldn't have gotten into trouble even if I had the desire to. My parents still kicked my ass constantly, told me all their problems at work or with people outside the home were my fault, discouraged me from pursuing 99% of what motivated and interested me, and made me apologize for hitting them, even if I'd stayed in my room the entire day. I'm honestly not sure if I want to keep in touch with them when I move out, I don't feel safe around them.
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OP, do you have a link to an article or study? I'd like to read exactly what they mean and how they came up with that percentage.
Exactly what I was thinking. I'd really like to believe that over half of the people polled didn't grow up getting smacked around by their parents. Perhaps this is one of those studies where THEY get to decide what happened to you, rather than just asking "did your parents physically abuse you?"
That crap does happen now and then, and it creates artificially inflated statistics that paint a false picture of how widespread a problem really is. Not to diminish the problem itself, of course. Child abuse is awful.
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Wait is this the same mrduckbears that got banned from the IGN vestibule and irked a ton of users?
Anyways on topic no I did not endure any physical abuse though there was some verbal.
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50 Cent has been dropping bangers left and right lately; In the last four weeks and change, he's blessed our pages with The Funeral, Hold On, Don't Worry Bout It and Pilot, all of which earned above-average reviews from our readership. Rather than resting on his laurels, though, Curtis Jackson decided to squeeze one last single in before month's end. This cut finds the G-Unit capo paying tribute to a woman who's more intoxicating than a great big lungful of Smoke. I'm not sure whether the shawty in question will appreciate being compared to poisonous fumes; in all probability, though, she'll be too busy vibing out to Dr. Dre and Dawaun Parker's catchy synth beat to take offense. Trey Songz enhances the record's already-prodigious pop appeal with a smooth guest hook. Will 50 continue his trend of weekly releases all the way up to the June 3, arrival of his first indie full-length, Animal Ambition? We can only hope. Either way, we in the Booth will keep you supplied with all the latest on the highly-anticipated set.
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Lena Dunham took the opportunity to show off her lingerie on instagram, her confidence really showed in a pastel green lonely underwear set. Her scantily clad pic doubled up as a Memorial Day tribute with the caption, "Love my @lonelylingerie and I think I will wear it to dinner with some boots & a smile because we are all very lucky to be free". Katherine Heigl also shared a Memorial Day message "Remembering and honouring all those who have served and sacrificed. Thank you". Jaime King shared these touching words "God Bless every man and women who has fought and fallen for our freedom. We love and we remember you. And we miss all of those whom we have loved and lost". And TV Host Larry King added his two cents with "Have a safe and happy Memorial Day". Singer Rihanna had us tearing up with her heart wrenching instagram picture.
Rihanna chose a casual outfit while travelling from New York to London. The singer has recently been embracing flame red hair, which she wore in waves. She used a series of hairpins to keep her long tresses tamed and accessorized with a Mandy Coon leather bunny backpack. Rhianna's outfit consisted on some light wash boyfriend jeans that she paired with a oversized grey 'Thrasher' hoodie, she finished the look with some classic timberlands.
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