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Howard Stern and Lena Dunham have kissed and made up. Not literally, but they did resolve their tabloid-sensationalized feud in a shockingly adult way … they�spoke directly to each other.�What a revolutionary tactic!
In reality,�it was never truly a feud at all. Howard critcized Lena's�show, HBO's "Girls," and said a few unkind things about Lena's physique on his radio show,�calling her a "little fat chick" and comparing her�appearance to Jonah Hill's (when, with her short hair,�she clearly resembles a cross between a grossly out-of-shape Mary Lou Retton and my friend's ex-wife).
According to Howard:
"I learned that this little fat chick writes the show and directs the show, and that makes sense to me because she's such a camera hog that the other characters barely are on.�
Then, Howard watched more episodes of the show, changed his opinion (about the show, not necessarily about the Jonah Hill part), apologized on the air, and�invited Lena to appear on his show to discuss it. Lena agreed, they talked it out,�and she accepted Howard's apology. And that's that.
Howard admitted that he had made his initial comments about "Girls"�after watching only two episodes. After watching the remainder of the first season, he completely changed his opinion.
�I've done a whole 360 on the show and I really admire the girl who writes it, and I actually like when she comes on camera … I'm a superfan now."
He also tweeted:
"Let's clear this up. I love the show Girls and the star of the show. Yes, she's heavy but you should see the roll of jello on my belly."
In reality, two episodes of a show�is very often enough to judge. Sometimes two minutes of one episode�is enough. It's a shame that Howard was such a dick about it, but whatever … "Girls" can be funny, but it can also be very grating.�And to be fair, she is pretty chubby. And she's naked a lot.
To her credit, throughout the entire mess, Lena was extremely gracious. On Wednesday, she called into Howard's radio show and allowed him to passionately kiss her ass.
"I�m in love with you and your character. … It�s not about apologising, although I want to say I�m a fan of yours. � I love you and I think you�re terrific."
Lena accepted Howard's fawning, but did defend her weight.
"I'm not that fat, Howard. … I don't mean to take major issue with you about this. I'm not super thin, but I'm thin for, like, Detroit."
And with his characteristic diplomacy, Stern agreed, saying:
"You're not obese or anything.�
Once again proving the authenticity of her viewpoint, it is true …�Lena Dunham would be a hardcore sex bomb in Detroit. But aren't we all? She's a little bit pretentious, a little bit weird, but her show is truly amazing and Howard did have a dead-on point when he said:
�Good for her … it�s hard for little fat chicks to get anything goin'.�


text: Paul Davis wrote: > On Sun, 2007-03-11 at 15:15 +0100, Dragan Noveski wrote: > > >> i am running a multiface very well here and don't know which firmware is >> flashed in. >> > > lspci will show the rev number, which is the same as the firmware > version. > > >> but there is 1: firmware which is flashed into the card >> 2: the firmware drivers from alsa, on my system still >> the old demudi package, sth. like 1.09.. >> > > you're confused, but i don't blame you :) the ALSA driver doesn't > actually load firmware into the IO box, it loads a configuration file > into the IO box. This contents of the config data depend on the actual > firmware present on the PCI interface. nothing on linux updates the > actual firmware. > > >> so if i update the firmware drivers to 1.0.13 i should not expect breakage? >> > > if you are talking about upgrading ALSA to 1.0.13, then you should be > just fine. > > --p > > > hi paul - very much thanks for clarifying the things for me! what i actually plan to do is to remove all the debian packaged stuff from my box and to install alsa from source - so the alsa stuff will become independent from the dpkg! already have downloaded all the 1.0.13 alsa stuff and (of course) i am only afraid to break the system and don't get sound out of the box anymore. i looked into alsadrivers and since i want to have my multiface, an terratec usb device and my onboard sound running, i think that: ./configure --with-isapnp=no --with-sequencer=yes --with-oss=yes --with-pcm-oss-plugins=yes --with-cards=virmidi,seq-dummy,hdsp,intel8x0,usb-audio --with-card-options=all should be fine for me, cause it is matching the stuff i have switched on in my kernel configuration. what do you think about?? as i found out, once the drivers are compiled, building the libs/tools/utils and replacing the demudi-firmware-loaders-v1.0.9 with the alsa-firmware-loaders-v1.0.13 should be more trivial. any thoughts about this?? cheers, doc

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"perfectly located for exploring the majestic Black Mountains and Offa's Dyke footpath that follows the border between England and Wales" (Sunday Mirror)
Enjoy a truly romantic and memorable gypsy caravan holiday in beautiful Monmouthshire. The 'Open-Lot' type gypsy caravan is situated in the nook of a field with a view of the foothills of the romantic Black Mountains. A simple country cabin sits alongside with a kitchen and bathroom. The main farmhouse is just down the end of the field, and within sight. The fields round about, which make up the small, peaceful farm, are designated as an SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) and the farm is down a long private lane in a tranquil location. See inside this romantic gypsy caravan, or read a 5* review here. Also, have a look at our Irish gypsy caravan.
The inside of the caravan has a traditional 'Queenie' stove, (and electric heater), a pull-out double bed and a (cupboard) bed underneath. Duvet etc provided.
Note that if you are over 6'2" tall you won't be able to sleep flat out on the bed in the caravan, though there is a double sofabed in the cabin (useful in stormy weather). When pulled-out the main double bed is slightly narrower than a modern double bed.
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Bathroom, complete with large shower, loo, wash hand basin and a great antique roll-top bath
Kitchen/Diner with a neat little kitchen, a sofabed, a pull-out table (with chairs), a radio/CD-player, an electric radiator and a woodburning stove.
The verandah is just right for sitting out on warm summer evenings and watching the sun slip down behind the hills.
The caravan is perfect for two.
One very well behaved dog welcome (see extras below), but only in the cabin (not caravan). Note that there are sheep in neighbouring fields and a (friendly) male labrador lives on the farm.
Bedding and towels, soap and loo paper are included in the price, as is the electricity in the well insulated cabin.
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Business Applications Solutions, Inc. filed as a Domestic for Profit Corporation in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately nine years ago on Friday, March 10, 2006 , according to public records filed with Florida Department of State.
James Lani served as the President and has interests in other corporate entities including Lani Wetlands LLC, James Lani, LLC . James's past corporate affiliations include Collaborative Research Solutions, Inc., Statistics Solutions, Inc. , and Statistics Professionals, Inc.
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Having problems finding home decorating pictures for selling your home? Find model homes decorated here, and copy the looks for less to sell your home fast.
Do you like looking at model homes that have been decorated? When many of us first see homes that build in our area, we can't help but be in awe at the beautiful decorating that is in these homes. This beautifully done decorating was staged perfectly to help this model home sell. To help turn your own home into a model home decorating project, the first thing you need to do is understand what all is involved in creating the perfect model home and what is needed to make it look perfectly decorated.
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When your house first goes on the market, the first thing you should do is look at places for inspiration when it comes to decorating. Your realtor is going to do the same thing that many model homes interior decorates do, take pictures that can be used in a virtual tour. This tour will highlight all the amazing aspects of your home, while trying to avoid anything that steer away potential home buyers. Before it comes time to take pictures of your home, there are certain places you should look to get inspiration for decorating your home for these pictures. These places include:
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Just like most model home in your area, they focus on making their displays look perfectly decorated. To get the most out of your virtual tour, make sure to make your rooms look as simple and elegant as possible. This includes removing any clutter from the room and making it look more like a museum than someone where you live. Remember, potential homeowners are going to do the same things in your home that they do in model homes, pictures themselves living this decorated home. To get more amazing tips on how you can turn your home into the perfect model home for virtual tours, talk to your realtor or a local interior decorator in your city that specializes in staging houses.


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Feb. 15-- EMSA CEO Steve Williamson defended his organization's response times Thursday, telling city councilors that citizens of Tulsa have a world-class ambulance service.
"There are always going to be some (calls) that will not be within the response time," Williamson said. "To keep that from happening you would have to overstaff by 150, 135 percent to meet all demand regardless of the blips in service levels."
Williamson said no city in the country could afford to do that.
"We do everything possible. That is why they are reaching the response time standard of over 90 percent," he said.
Williamson was invited to speak at the councilors' Thursday afternoon committee meeting by Councilor Karen Gilbert, who said her constituents' No. 1 complaint about EMSA's service is delayed responses.
The Tulsa World reported on Thursday that EMSA's figures show that ambulances were delayed in responding to at least 80 calls so far this year.
An earlier report indicated that ambulances were delayed to calls involving heart attacks, breathing problems, car accidents, seizures, suicide attempts and other serious medical conditions, according to records.
But Williamson told Gilbert that "there aren't delayed response times."
He said that under EMSA's contract with the city, EMSA is required to meet 90 percent of Priority 1 calls within 8 minutes and 59 seconds and that that standard is being met.
The reported delayed calls "are all under the 10 percent that is allowed under the contract," Williamson said.
He noted that Paramedics Plus, which EMSA pays to provide ambulance service, has never gone "into breach" of agreement for failing to meet the response-time standards set out in its agreement.
He also noted that EMSA's dispatch center is one of 150 or so that have received international accreditation. That, Williamson said, speaks to the fact that "they are asking the right questions and directing the ambulance to the most critical care first."
Fire Chief Ray Driskell has said previously that he has been working with Williamson to obtain better data and information from EMSA.
On Thursday, Williamson described a positive relationship between EMSA and the Fire Department.
He said he met recently with the fire chief to clarify information transmitted over dispatch screens and said EMSA is going to purchase another screen to track ambulances' locations.
"We have done things to the tune of $8 million we have paid, including their CAD (computer automated design) system, so we can communicate better," Williamson said.
The CAD system, which cost more than $500,000 and was purchased by EMSA at least a year ago, has not been installed because the city has had problems with the vendor who would install it, City Manager Jim Twombly told councilors.
"We had scheduled implementation for last fall, and we had scheduled another implementation for March, and both of those were delayed," Twombly said.
Once installed, the CAD system would allow police, firefighters and EMSA to see the same thing at the same time, Twombly said.
Gilbert called the delay "insane" and said the residents of Tulsa deserve better.
Williamson said residents always deserve better but that as the intricacies of the EMSA system are discussed it is important for residents to know that the service is "world-class in clinical response, response time, reliability and outcome."
Councilor Phil Lakin, who is also an EMSA trustee, pulled up EMSA's website on his computer during Thursday's discussion and encouraged residents to do the same.
He noted, for example, that in December 91 percent of Priority 1 calls were responded to within the required time and 97 percent of Priority 2 calls were responded to within the required time.
"The (EMSA) board spends a lot of time looking at this and monitoring it," he said.
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Condition of Woodlawn gravesite upsetting
To the editor,
I am writing in regard to Woodlawn Cemetery, located in Stringtown.
I understand that it has predominantly African Americans buried there, but they should be treated with the same respect as Caucasians buried in Lawrenceburg Cemetery.
My sister and I went to Woodlawn to pay our respects to a young man who recently passed away. We were astounded. He was laid to rest in the very back of the cemetery, and there was no road to get to his gravesite.
NEW CASTLE – As he spoke with a small gathering of reporters just outside the Anderson County locker room, Glen Drury's face cracked with the hint of an ironic smile.
He, along with Anderson County players could think of the what-might-have-been. What might have happened had Will Ruggles not been seated next to Drury, the result of a broken fibula suffered five nights earlier.
Maybe even what-might-have-been if Anderson had simply hit free throws.
If. If. If.
You have to love the new fashion statement that was making its rounds as the Anderson County girls' basketball team was celebrating the program's first Eighth Region championship in 32 years Saturday night.
One ear plus a piece of a basketball net equals the coolest thing seen around Lawrenceburg in quite some time.
Long-time Lady Bearcat scorekeeper Larry Briscoe and coach-turned-radio-commentator extraordinaire Wayne King were the culprits. Both have been around long enough, set in their ways enough to know they would never, ever think of getting their ears pierced.
Judge Matthew K. Eckert heard the following cases during Anderson District Court proceedings Nov. 19.
Brandie Cobb, arraignment, three counts of theft by deception (less than $500) -- show cause Dec. 17.
Darrell L. Combs, arraignment, third-degree possession of a controlled substance (drug unspecified), controlled substance prescription not in its original container -- pleaded not guilty, continued to Dec. 9, pretrial conference Dec. 17.
I'm a big fan of edible landscapes and as a result, I'm always searching for new things to try. I am about to tell you about something relatively new to the United States that enhances the beauty of your landscape and gives you great tasting food.
First, let me tell you that it grows just as well in clay soils as other types and has a pH range between 5 and 8. But wait, there's more.
An audit of the county's 2009 finances revealed multiple problems, including several hundred thousand dollars in a local bank that weren't insured or collateralized.
The audit, released by state Auditor Crit Luallen's office, also revealed that the county had negative fund balances in several line items of its budget and three instances of where it's bills were not paid within 30 days, as is required by state law.
Judge-Executive Steve Cornish said the bill paying issue stems from the fiscal court meeting twice each month.
Word is that the mayor has asked each member of the city council to publicly apologize to the American Legion for remarks made at a recent meeting.
Well I should say so.
There was no cause to be disrespectful and hint that the Legion lacks compassion for physically challenged children because of its insistence that Little League cannot build a permanent backstop for a third field that will, among many other things, be used for a Challengers league.
Steve Liles says he doesn't remember the moment his van slammed roof-first into a swollen creek near the middle school.
He does remember, though, water gushing into the van and thinking he could die.
Liles, 59, said he is lucky to be alive after his mini-van collided with another car and was propelled into the creek at the intersection of Glensboro Road and Mustang Drive.
Note: For more photos, see a slideshow of the Lady Bearcats' win over Simon Kenton and another of the other regional tournament games on our homepage.
INDEPENDENCE – No one gave them a chance.
Except, of course, themselves.
But you are not supposed to get to the Sweet 16 when most of your players are under, ahem, 16.
"I think people thought (Anderson County would have a chance to make the Kentucky girls' state high school basketball tournament) in two or three years," Anderson coach Tony Kays said with a wry grin Saturday night.
This week in Anderson County Sports
Anderson County High School
Boys' basketball
Eighth Region Tournament
At Henry County High School
Wednesday, March 3: South Oldham vs. Anderson Co., 6:30 p.m.; Gallatin Co. vs. Walton-Verona, 8 p.m.
Thursday, March 4: Shelby Co. vs. North Oldham, 6:30 p.m.; Simon Kenton vs. Owen Co., 8 p.m.
Monday, March 8: Semifinals at 6 p.m. and 7:45 p.m.
Tuesday, March 9: Championship game, 7 p.m.
Girls basketball
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text: Samsung GT-i9300 image leaks, more Note like than a Galaxy S III Stormy Beach 22 March, 2012 2 Comments We have been following along with anything Galaxy S III related for some time now. We have seen every leaked image, every launch date rumor and every planned speculation surrounding the device. The constants stay constant while the images seem to change on a daily basis. Sometimes things get a little out of hand though. The image you see above is being labeled as an image of the GT-i9300. When that model number first made its way to the web, many people assumed it would be the Galaxy S III. Falling inline with their current model numbers for the Galaxy line. The Galaxy Nexus being the GT-i9250. The device above is definitely not the Galaxy S III, in our opinion anyways. Let us explain a little bit about why. First of all the screen is not clear enough to be the next gen device we all want. The style and design of the outer body coupled with the normal looking bezel doesn't match up to what we have heard about thinner bezels. The odd black housing around the device doesn't fit the bill either. While it might be some sort of rubberized case for it, Other note worthy items to point out, the inclusion of 'S' apps, like S planner, S Suggest and S memo. All S apps lead back to the Note and the S pen. While Samsung is selling Notes like hotcakes,we highly doubt they would put an S-Pen in the next line of Galaxy S devices. It wouldn't make sense to us. It would need to be the Galaxy S III Note for it to fit in the line up. What is this mysterious device you at looking at then? Well, it is the GT-i9300. At least that is what we are lead to believe in the image showing the 'about device' section. It is obviously sporting ICS and has the lack of hardware keys and resorts to the on screen ICS navigation keys. It is possible that this is a Note variation, somewhat smaller, that could be in testing for a carrier. The Samsung logo on the bottom rather than the top leads to a U.S. model and not an international version. Samsung puts their logo on the top for international devices, where as the U.S. puts the carrier name at the top. They blot out the carrier name in all the images, and with it being such a big blot one can assume Verizon or T-Mobile. AT&T already has the Note, and AT&T is a pretty short carrier name to warrant such a big black out. Rumors and speculations are flying around about what this device is and where it is headed. You can draw your own conclusions, but I swear, if this turns out to be the Galaxy S III I will be highly disappointed. What do you guys think this is? Will this be a 4.6-inch or 4.7-inch Note variant for another U.S. carrier, or are these old images of test production versions that are just now surfacing to get more press talks? Via Phonearena darkharlequin I'm still hoping for a Note variant for Sprint, so maybe this is it. I just really hope it's not smaller. I want that 5.3″ screen more than I want the s-pen functionality, and hopefully an upgraded processor from what at&t got and sprint LTE support. AT&T has the note, Verizon is getting the "Journal" variant. Need one for Sprint now. FILA Im surprised anyone would be proud to call that a Galaxy III, lol, With a clearly 1024×600 display and look at that bezel, lmao http://www.engadget.com/2012/02/21/samsungs-gt-i9300-is-probably-not-the-galaxy-s-iii-as-revealed/


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Two Degrees Mobile Limited (as we are officially known) is New Zealand's newest mobile company. We were launched in 2009, but we've been around a little while longer.
Back in the 90's a visionary group of M¿ori challenged the crown through the Treaty of Waitangi and won the rights to 3G spectrum. Despite financial and regulatory adversity a M¿ori Trust (Hautaki) was established with the challenge of launching New Zealand's 3rd mobile network.
Since then, we've been busy. We have the backing of a unique partnership of international and kiwi investors that have enabled us to build a brand new mobile network, helping us to cover 97.5% of the places Kiwi's live and work.
We've put in place a great team, with a wealth of experience in building and delivering excellent mobile telecommunication networks and services both here and internationally.
We all really believe in what we are trying to accomplish for our customers and New Zealand. We've even been lucky enough to be recognised for it along the way, with both TUANZ and Canstar industry awards.
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RALEIGH, NC (AP) – A Winston-Salem woman and some anonymous donors have given the N.C. Museum of Art its first work by Mary Cassatt for its permanent collection.
Officials said Tuesday that "Portrait of Madame X Dressed for the Matinee" will go on view in the museum's impressionist gallery later this month.
The painting was owned by R. Phillip and Charlotte Hanes. Charlotte Hanes and other donors gave the painting to the museum in memory of her husband.
Cassatt was an American artist who painted the portrait of a fashionably dressed woman in 1877-1878, an important time in her career. After the official Paris Salon rejected her work in 1877, Cassatt became one of only two women to be invited to exhibit with a group of artists known as impressionists.
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Darren Criss on Live! With Kelly: Glee Star Teases Michael Jackson Ep and Broadway Debut
Darren Criss (Blaine) stopped by Live! With Kelly on January 5, where the Glee guy chatted with host Kelly Ripa and guest co-host Rob Lowe.
Right before he was set to go on the show, Darren tweeted, "backstage at @LiveKelly, watching @KellyRipa and holy crap- Rob Freakin Lowe! What a cool duo, can't wait to get out there with 'em!"
Watch the ever-adorable Darren in the full video below. Highlights of the chat include Darren's thoughts on his recent Broadway debut — which, we might add, was by all accounts a smashing success. He also dishes more details on what we can expect in Glee's upcoming Michael Jackson tribute episode. (Hint: He's got a big solo. And the whole thing is going to be crazy!)
Also, we're not exactly sure Darren made a StarKid reference when he answered Kelly's question about the moonwalk thing. But we'd like to think he did. Trips? Mars? He's totally talking about Pigfarts.
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Impact: Earth! Interactive Web Design
Impact: Earth! Interactive Web Design
Impact: Earth! interactively and scientifically calculates customized asteroid impacts. You can enter diameter, density, impact angle and velocity, distance, and target type. When you click "calculate impact," you're taken to a results page showing the effects of your asteroid on the earth, oceans, weather, buildings and more.
Impact: Earth! was written by Gareth Collins, H. Jay Melosh and Robert Marcus at Purdue University and developed by iTaP.
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Community manager Synthia Weires gives us five tips on how you can get the most out of GameSpot's E3 coverage.
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Thanks Jody, I was surprised to see the chatting open, the funny part seeing Caddy and dab198 without their usual powers, they were sad lol, I think Synthia forgot to update the responsibilities in the new system :)
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By Cain Burdeau (AP)
November 18, 2009
Google news
NEW ORLEANS — A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the Army Corps of Engineers' failure to properly maintain a navigation channel led to massive flooding in Hurricane Katrina.
U.S. District Judge Stanwood Duval sided with five residents and one business who argued the Army Corps' shoddy oversight of the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet led to the flooding of New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward and neighboring St. Bernard Parish. He said, however, the corps couldn't be held liable for the flooding of eastern New Orleans, where one of the plaintiffs lived.
Duval awarded the plaintiffs $720,000, or about $170,000 each, but the decision could eventually make the government vulnerable to a much larger payout. The ruling should give more than 100,000 other individuals, businesses and government entities a better shot at claiming billions of dollars in damages.
Joe Bruno, one of the lead plaintiffs lawyer, said the ruling underscored the Army Corps' long history of failure to properly protect the New Orleans region.
"It's high time we look at the way these guys do business and do a full re-evaluation of the way it does business," Bruno said.
The corps referred calls seeking comment to the Justice Department. The corps had argued that it is immune from liability because the channel is part of New Orleans' flood control system, but the judge allowed the case to go forward.
Many in New Orleans have argued that Katrina, which struck the region Aug. 29, 2005,… Continue reading
by Chris Hedges
Syed Fahad Hashmi can tell you about the dark heart of America. He knows that our First Amendment rights have become a joke, that habeas corpus no longer exists and that we torture, not only in black sites such as those at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan or at Guantánamo Bay, but also at the federal Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in Lower Manhattan. Hashmi is a U.S. citizen of Muslim descent imprisoned on two counts of providing and conspiring to provide material support and two counts of making and conspiring to make a contribution of goods or services to al-Qaida. As his case prepares for trial, his plight illustrates that the gravest threat we face is not from Islamic extremists, but the codification of draconian procedures that deny Americans basic civil liberties and due process. Hashmi would be a better person to tell you this, but he is not allowed to speak.
This corruption of our legal system, if history is any guide, will not be reserved by the state for suspected terrorists, or even Muslim Americans. In the coming turmoil and economic collapse, it will be used to silence all who are branded as disruptive or subversive. Hashmi endures what many others, who are not Muslim, will endure later. Radical activists in the environmental, globalization, anti-nuclear, sustainable agriculture and anarchist movements–who are already being placed by the state in special detention facilities with Muslims charged with terrorism–have discovered that his fate is their fate. Courageous… Continue reading
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New Year in America: A portrait of social misery
By Tom Eley
5 January 2010
The new decade finds the US working class suffering a level of social misery not seen since the Great Depression. Unemployment, poverty, hunger, utility cutoffs, homelessness, foreclosures and bankruptcies have become common experiences for millions.
But unlike in the Great Depression, when limited reforms were put in place in response to the crisis, the Obama administration, Congress, and state and local governments are taking no serious measures to provide relief. On the contrary, the two parties of big business are exacerbating the crisis through budget cuts at the state and local level and the federal government is preparing new austerity measures.
Unemployment: At over 10 percent, the official US jobless rate reached in October and November was the highest since June of 1983. A broader measure of unemployment, taking into account those who have fallen out of the official workforce, reveals that something approaching one in five workers is unemployed or underemployed.
The economy has not added jobs since December 2007, and in that same time span has lost 7.2 million jobs overall. Coupling these losses with population growth–the economy must add about 150,000 jobs per month to break even–the net jobs deficit in the period is well over 10.5 million.
It is widely acknowledged that most of the jobs lost will not return for years, if ever. Even by the optimistic forecast of the Federal Reserve Board, the jobless rate will remain above 7 percent through 2011.…Continue reading
February 19, 2010
By DEVLIN BARRETT and PETE YOST
WASHINGTON — After seven frustrating years probing the deadly 2001 anthrax
mailings, the FBI closed the case Friday, concluding a mentally unhinged government
researcher acted alone in the attacks that killed five people and unnerved Americans
Many details of the case have been known, but newly released FBI documents
paint a fuller portrait of Dr. Bruce Ivins as a troubled scientist whose career
was teetering toward failure at the time the letters were sent. As the U.S.
responded to the mailings, his work was given new importance by the government
and he was even honored for his efforts on anthrax.
The documents also describe what investigators say was Ivins' bizarre, decades-long
obsession with a sorority. The letters were mailed from a mailbox near the sorority's
office in Princeton, N.J.
The anthrax letters were sent to lawmakers and news organizations as the nation
reeled in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. Postal facilities,
Capitol buildings and private offices were shut down for inspection and cleaning
by workers in hazardous materials "space suits" from Florida to Washington
to New York and beyond.
The FBI and Justice Department announced the decision closing the case while
disclosing reams of evidence collected in the case. Officials also released
a nearly 100-page summary of their findings.
The document said Ivins made comments to a former colleague that showed "immediately
prior to the anthrax letter attacks, his life's work was in jeopardy."
Ivins… Continue reading
March 5, 2010
By MIKE ROBINSON
AP Legal Affairs Writer
The Daily Journal
CHICAGO (AP) — A federal judge refused Friday to dismiss a civil lawsuit accusing former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld of responsibility for the alleged torture by U.S. forces of two Americans who worked for an Iraqi contracting firm.
U.S. District Judge Wayne R. Andersen's ruling did not say the two contractors had proven any of their claims. But it did say they had alleged enough specific mistreatment to warrant hearing evidence of exactly what happened.
Andersen said his decision "represents a recognition that federal officials may not strip citizens of well settled constitutional protections against mistreatment simply because they are located in a tumultuous foreign setting."
Andersen did throw out two of the lawsuit's three counts but gave former contractors Donald Vance and Nathan Ertel the green light to go forward with a third count alleging they were unconstitutionally tortured under procedures personally approved by Rumsfeld.
In Washington, Justice Department spokesman Charles Miller said by telephone only that the department, which is representing Rumsfeld in the suit, "is reviewing the court's decision."
Vance and Ertel were described by their attorney, Mike Kanovitz of Chicago, as being in their early thirties. He said the two Americans went to Iraq in the fall of 2005 to work for the Iraqi-owned contracting firm of Shield Group Security.
The suit filed in 2006 alleges that while working for the company they saw fellow employees making payments to "certain Iraqi sheikhs" and… Continue reading
by James Corbett The Corbett Report
FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds joined The Corbett Report last Friday to discuss the deplorable state of whistleblower "protections" in the United States, including S.372 , a bill making its way through the Senate that would allow the FBI and other "national security" agencies to dismiss whistleblowers' claims without any form of oversight.
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The details of Edmonds' experience blowing the whistle on the FBI–where, in the wake of 9/11, she worked in the Turkish language division of the Washington field office's translation department–are by now fairly well known amongst followers of the alternative media. The revelations that have emerged from her case have been explosive: that foreign operatives working within the translation department tried to recruit her for their operations; that there exists a nuclear spy ring aided and abetted by high ranking U.S. government officials selling America's nuclear secrets on the black market; that foreign language intelligence directly pertaining to 9/11 was deliberately withheld from FBI agents in the field; that Osama Bin Laden had an 'intimate relationship' with the United States government right up until 9/11. Perhaps the only thing more remarkable than the information she has revealed is that she ever got to… Continue reading
by Jason Leopold
The Justice Department has quietly recanted nearly every major claim the Bush administration had made about "high-value" detainee Abu Zubaydah, a Guantánamo prisoner who at one time was said to have planned the 9/11 attacks and was the No. 2 and 3 person in al-Qaeda.
Additionally, Justice has backed away from claims intelligence officials working in the Clinton administration had also leveled against Zubaydah, specifically, that he was directly involved in the planning of the 1998 embassy bombings in East Africa.
Zubaydah's name is redacted throughout the 109-page court document, but he is identified on the first page of the filing by his real name, Zayn Al Abidin Muhammad Husayn. He was the first detainee captured after 9/11 who was subjected to nearly a dozen brutal torture techniques, which included waterboarding, and was the catalyst, the public has been told, behind the Bush administration's "enhanced interrogation" program. Former Vice President Dick Cheney has publicly admitted that personally approved of Zubaydah's waterboarding.
His torture was videotaped and the tapes later destroyed. The destruction of 90 videotapes of his interrogations is the focus of a high-level criminal investigation being conducted by John Durham, a federal prosecutor appointed special counsel in 2008 by then-Attorney General Michael Mukasey.
In recent months, former Bush speechwriter Marc Thiessen has been on a public relations campaign promoting his book, "Courting Disaster," in which he defended the torture of Zubaydah, claiming, among other things, that he reviewed classified intelligence that revealed Zubaydah's torture produced actionable intelligence… Continue reading
June 10, 2010
By Michael Doyle
McClatchy Newspapers
WASHINGTON — A federal judge has forcefully put Yemeni citizen Mohammed Mohammed Hassan Odaini on the path to freedom after eight years of incarceration at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
In a 36-page opinion formally released Thursday, U.S. District Judge Henry H. Kennedy Jr. called Odaini's continued detention "unlawful" and said he'd "emphatically" grant Odaini's petition for a writ of habeas corpus.
The ruling issued secretly last month but published Thursday sets the 26-year-old Odaini up for potential release, though when and where he'll go remains unclear. The ruling also represents the latest defeat for U.S. officials in their efforts to keep Guantánamo detainees behind bars.
"(U.S.) officials kept a young man from Yemen in detention in Cuba from age eighteen to age twenty-six," Kennedy wrote. "They have prevented him from seeing his family and denied him the opportunity to complete his studies and embark on a career."
Pointedly, Kennedy added that "the evidence before the court shows that holding Odaini in custody at such great cost to him has done nothing to make the United States more secure."
Kennedy's ruling brings to 36 the number of Guantánamo Bay detainees who have successfully challenged their detentions through U.S. court proceedings. Over the Bush administration's objections, a divided Supreme Court two years granted the Guantánamo detainees the right to file habeas corpus challenges.
In a decision striking both for its extensive redactions and its occasionally passionate language, Kennedy noted that Odaini's story has remained consistent… Continue reading
By Scott Shane
Published: February 15, 2011 at
WASHINGTON — A review of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's scientific
work on the investigation of the anthrax letters of 2001 concludes that the
bureau overstated the strength of genetic analysis linking the mailed anthrax
to a supply kept by Bruce E. Ivins, the Army microbiologist whom the investigators
blamed for the attacks.
The review, by a panel convened by the National Academy of Sciences, says the
genetic analysis "did not definitively demonstrate" that the mailed anthrax
spores were grown from a sample taken from Dr. Ivins's laboratory at Fort Detrick
in Frederick, Md. It does add, however, that the evidence is "consistent with
and supports an association" between Dr. Ivins's flask and the attack anthrax.
The academy's report faults the F.B.I. as failing to take advantage of
scientific methods developed between the mailings in 2001 and its conclusion
after Dr. Ivins's suicide in 2008 that he was the sole perpetrator.
"In subsequent years, the investigators did not fully exploit molecular
methods to identify and characterize" anthrax samples, the report said.
Nothing in the 170-page academy report directly refutes the conclusion of what
was by most estimates the most expensive and manpower-intensive criminal investigation
in American history. The academy panel, which was paid $1.1 million by the F.B.I.
for its review, assessed only the scientific aspects of the investigation and
not the traditional detective work.
Alice P. Gast, chairwoman of the 16-member scientific panel and president of
Lehigh University, said Tuesday… Continue reading
Was David Williams IV a terrorist? Or was he just out to make an easy score by scamming the government's informant?
By Graham RaymanMarch 2 2011 VillageVoice.com
On March 24, David Williams IV and three other Newburgh, New York, men face possible life prison sentences for plotting to blow up two synagogues in the Riverdale section of the Bronx and to shoot down military airplanes at Stewart Airport.
The Newburgh 4–ringleader James Cromitie, David Williams, Onta Williams, and Laguerre Payen–were found guilty in a six-week trial based largely on the work of an FBI informant, Shahed Hussain, who posed as a wealthy Pakistani businessman with ties to an overseas terror group as part of an elaborate government sting operation.
The trial showed that Cromitie had made anti-Semitic and anti-American statements, that he concocted attack plans with Hussain, that the four defendants met to view an anti-aircraft missile, and that they planted what they had been told were bombs at two Riverdale synagogues on May 20, 2009.
The evidence, which included secretly taped conversations, painted a picture of four men who wanted to strike a blow for radical Islam. After the verdict, one juror told reporters, "We considered what they did a serious crime."
Defense lawyers tried unsuccessfully to convince the jury that the government had actually entrapped the four, but none of the defendants testified on their own or gave interviews.
Photographs by J.B. Nicholas, Christopher Sadowski Splash news/News.com From left: James Cromitie, David Williams, Laguerre Payen, and Onta Williams.… Continue reading
March 25, 2011
By EVAN PEREZ
Wall Street Jounal.com
New rules allow investigators to hold domestic-terror suspects longer than
others without giving them a Miranda warning, significantly expanding exceptions
to the instructions that have governed the handling of criminal suspects for
more than four decades.
The move is one of the Obama administration's most significant revisions to
rules governing the investigation of terror suspects in the U.S. And it potentially
opens a new political tussle over national security policy, as the administration
marks another step back from pre-election criticism of unorthodox counterterror
The Supreme Court's 1966 Miranda ruling obligates law-enforcement
officials to advise suspects of their rights to remain silent and to have an
attorney present for questioning. A 1984 decision amended that by allowing the
questioning of suspects for a limited time before issuing the warning in cases
where public safety was at issue.
That exception was seen as a limited device to be used only in cases of an
imminent safety threat, but the new rules give interrogators more latitude and
flexibility to define what counts as an appropriate circumstance to waive Miranda
A Federal Bureau of Investigation memorandum reviewed by The Wall Street Journal
says the policy applies to "exceptional cases" where investigators
"conclude that continued unwarned interrogation is necessary to collect
valuable and timely intelligence not related to any immediate threat."
Such action would need prior approval from FBI supervisors and Justice Department
lawyers, according to the memo, which was issued in December but… Continue reading
By Ray McGovern
April 6, 2011
The Obama administration's decision to use a military tribunal rather than a federal criminal court to try alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others means the real motives behind the 9/11 attacks may remain obscure.
The Likud Lobby and their allied U.S. legislators can chalk up a significant victory for substantially shrinking any opportunity for the accused planners of 9/11 to tell their side of the story.
What? I sense some bristling. "Their side of the story?" Indeed! We've been told there is no "their side of the story."
For years, President George W. Bush got away with offering up the risible explanation that they "hate our freedoms." The stenographers of the White House press corps may have had to suppress smiles but silently swallowed the "they-hate-us-for-our-freedoms" rationale.
The only journalist I can recall stepping up and asking, in effect, "Come on; now really; it's important; why do the really hate us" was the indomitable Helen Thomas.
In January 2010, just weeks after the "underpants bomber" tried to down an airliner over Detroit, President Barack Obama asked White House counter-terrorism guru, John Brennan, to field questions from the White House press.
Helen Thomas took the opportunity to ask why the would-be bomber did what he did. The exchange with Brennan is, hopefully, more instructive than it is depressing — highlighting a limited mindset still stuck in bromides.
Thomas: "Why do they want to do us harm? And what is the motivation?… Continue reading
Lessons the 9/11 Truth Movement Needs to Consider With New Urgency
by John Parulis
The talk, linked to here, given by the late Utah Phillips in the summer of 2004 in Berkeley, California, sets a pathway for a new direction for activism centered on creating world wide worker unions established in non-violence and wide scale organizing.
Utah Phillips is right. The progressive left needs to change tactics. The 9/11 Truth Movement can learn from the left's failures. Street marches achieve little or nothing. Look at the global anti-war marches of 2003 to stop the Iraq Invasion. Millions flooded the streets around the world in days of historic popular uprisings and demonstrations, yet the war proceeded and ever expanding wars metastasized in Afghanistan, Pakistan and now Libya. Nearly a million people have died. People continue to die from the so called 9/11 wars and billions continue to be misspent on these failings.
At home, bankers engineered the worst financial collapse since the Great Depression. For this they were rewarded with bailouts and no regulatory reform to speak of. They, along with their giant corporate cousins are making record profits while states and cities are chipping away and hacking to death vital services, jobs and job protections for workers, the poor and students and record numbers of people are losing their homes. Legislative efforts to strengthen our democratic institutions, like expanded whistleblower protections and corporate oversight, die on the table or in committee under the nasty anti-environmental and anti-worker agendas of… Continue reading
May 20, 2011
By Greg Gordon
McClatchy Newspapers
WASHINGTON — Buried in FBI laboratory reports about the anthrax mail attacks that killed five people in 2001 is data suggesting that a chemical may have been added to try to heighten the powder's potency, a move that some experts say exceeded the expertise of the presumed killer.
The lab data, contained in more than 9,000 pages of files that emerged a year after the Justice Department closed its inquiry and condemned the late Army microbiologist Bruce Ivins as the perpetrator, shows unusual levels of silicon and tin in anthrax powder from two of the five letters.
Those elements are found in compounds that could be used to weaponize the anthrax, enabling the lethal spores to float easily so they could be readily inhaled by the intended victims, scientists say.
The existence of the silicon-tin chemical signature offered investigators the possibility of tracing purchases of the more than 100 such chemical products available before the attacks, which might have produced hard evidence against Ivins or led the agency to the real culprit.
But the FBI lab reports released in late February give no hint that bureau agents tried to find the buyers of additives such as tin-catalyzed silicone polymers.
The apparent failure of the FBI to pursue this avenue of investigation raises the ominous possibility that the killer is still on the loose.
A McClatchy analysis of the records also shows that other key scientific questions were… Continue reading
Not All Sources and Experts Are Equal–Here Are some Real Ones!
There are 'experts' views,' and then there are experts' views. There are 'government sources,' and then there are government sources. Not all experts are equal. And, not all sources are reliable. Am I talking in riddles? Of course not; give me a chance and I'll explain.
We have members of the popular media (mainstream and quasi-alternatives alike) ever anxious to market and disseminate government conspiracy and propaganda. They, members of the popular media, have their own rolodex of 'experts' and analysts, some on their payroll, to help them propagate the delivery and execution of government-given propaganda-conspiracy. The same principle applies to 'sources.' The popular media relies on their government sources who act as middle-men-government messengers who've been given a government written and approved script to be delivered; almost always anonymously. Well, this is exactly what we have been getting from our media, around the clock, since the announcement of the Bin Laden Death Operation: ever-changing government scripts, delivered mainly by anonymous government sources to the US media, and further embellished and expanded upon by government-connected experts and analysts on the payroll.
On the other hand, there are many independent real experts whose analyses and views you won't, or rarely, get to hear or read about; at least not in the mainstream media or at quasi-alternative sites. And there are current and former government sources not tasked with messenger duties; many of whom… Continue reading
By PETE YOST
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Four Democratic senators won the promise Thursday of a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing into what they say is a secret and expansive Justice Department interpretation of the information collection the Patriot Act allows.
The criticism by Intelligence Committee members Ron Wyden of Oregon and Mark Udall of Colorado came as Congress moved to extend the government's Patriot Act powers to search records and conduct roving wiretaps.
Wyden said there is a growing gap between what the law says and what the senators call a classified interpretation of the law by the Justice Department.
Udall said his constituents "would be alarmed if they knew" how the Patriot Act was being carried out.
Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon complained that "the government won't even tell the American people how it interprets these provisions, or whether it sees any limits on its authority at all." Sen. Tom Udall of New Mexico said almost 10 years after the Patriot Act's passage, "we still haven't had the debate that we need to have on this piece of legislation." All four senators voted against the Patriot Act extension. Merkley and Tom Udall are not on the intelligence committee.
The four senators proposed an amendment that would require Attorney General Eric Holder to file a public report on the legal rationale for intelligence collection activities. Wyden vowed to offer the amendment in the fall "if we don't get results" through the hearing process.
The wording of the amendment seemed… Continue reading
by Kristen
Breitweiser, 9/11 Widow and Activist
July 16, 2011
Huffington Post
Breathlessly, six members of Congress have requested that the FBI investigate the "outrageous" allegations that News Corp might have hacked into the cell phones of 9/11 victims and their families. Lickety split, the Justice Department has done so.
First off, does it surprise me that a corporation like News Corp. might try to hack into the information of private citizens for their own financial gain? Nope.
Much like it wouldn't surprise me if my own government hacked into the private information of its citizens for political gain or… er, I mean, "reasons of national security." Just ask Dick Cheney and Karl Rove about that.
Of course, any such "accidental netting" on their part would be immediately explained away under the protections of FISA and the Patriot Act, because clearly it would have been necessary "in the ongoing fight against terrorism."
Too bad, Congress doesn't want to investigate those types of indiscretions. Sigh.
But truly, I am awestruck when people like Congressman Peter King, Chairman of the House Committee for Homeland Security is so quickly moved to demand an investigation into such vague, seemingly hollow allegations as someone hacking into the cell phones of people like me.
Is this the same Congressman King who when faced with actual hard, incontrovertible facts and figures regarding the vulnerabilities posed by dangerous chemical and water plants across the country remains disinterested? And, I might add firmly on the side of… Continue reading
A Significant Stimulus for the Reform that Never Came
10 August 2011
by Kevin Fenton
Zacarias Moussaoui, one of the numerous "20th hijackers," was arrested ten years ago next Tuesday, outside the Residence Inn in Eagan, Minnesota. The arrest was one of the first events in a case that gave the FBI a chance to blow open the 9/11 plot, but resulted in abject humiliation for the bureau when its headquarters' string of errors was exposed in the press.
The Moussaoui case is a poster boy for the state of our knowledge about the attacks: we have some of the details, but know some are missing. Also, two key questions remain unanswered. This despite the wealth of information that came out at the trial and the fact that Moussaoui, although largely ignored by the 9/11 Commission's final report–partly due to the forthcoming trial–was a major topic of the Justice Department inspector general's report into the FBI's pre-attack failings.
These are the bare bones of the case: Moussaoui had been a known extremist for years prior to his arrest. Before the bureau first heard his name on August 15, he had been under surveillance by French and British intelligence and the CIA, although the agency would claim it only knew him under an alias. He was sent to the US for flight training by alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, possibly to participate in 9/11, possibly to participate in a follow-up operation. However, he was a poor student and… Continue reading


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What it Takes to Get Your Home SoldTrying to sell your home but not getting the foot traffic and interest you expected? Chances are your home is not priced correctly or not available at the right hours.
What to Leave Behind When You Sell Hour HomeYou sold your home, congratulations! Now comes the 'fun' part of packing up your belongings and moving! This is also a time for shorting out what to take with you and what to leave behind when you sell your home.
You may have noticed more "for sale" signs around your neighborhood of late and that is a sign of change - of home buyer optimism from the latest Fannie Mae report.
Six Hidden Costs of Home OwnershipYou might have read it in the newspapers, or seen it on an advertisement "owning is cheaper than renting!" It is - but not really - not when you take the hidden costs into account.
School supplies are showing up on the shelves of stores everywhere reminding everyone that the final days of summer are edging closer.
Buyer's RemorseWith a transaction as large as a home purchase, experiencing some level of buyer's remorse is par for the course.
Home Buyers & Sellers - How Quickly Can You Move?Often when I speak to someone who wants to sell their home, they have an immediate need.
June Report on North San Diego Real Estate MarketA June Report put out by the North San Diego County Association of Realtors offered some mixed news about the North County San Diego Real Estate Market.


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ACTIVE TIME: 20 min
TOTAL TIME: 20 min
Grate 1 teaspoon zest from 1 orange and reserve.
Cut peel, including white pith, from oranges with a sharp knife. Cut segments free from membranes into a bowl. Squeeze 1 tablespoon juice from membranes into a large bowl and whisk together with reserved zest, vinegar, oil, mustard, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper until emulsified.
Add escarole, endive, and orange segments to vinaigrette and gently toss.
Cooks notes:
Escarole can be washed and dried 1 day ahead and chilled, layered between paper towels in a sealable bag.
Orange segments can be cut and vinaigrette can be made 1 day ahead and chilled separately. Whisk vinaigrette before using.


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First published in 1990, this unique explanation of the rise of neoclassical economics views social change as an engine promoting change in theory. It attempts to develop a theory of the origins, consolidation and rise to dominance of the neoclassical school of thought. In so doing, it addresses...
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Taking action to help typhoon victims
Suing is attending a seminar at Landmark Education and said she was able to raise about $700 from people there. Her brothers plan to use that money to buy food for Ormoc residents in need, she said.
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"It's pretty much the epitome of island living," Khoury said about her hometown of Tacloban. "It's small enough so you know everybody. It was just starting to get progressive. We just got a McDonalds and a mall last year."
Now she fears all the progress may be set back for a long time.
"Nobody anticipated it being so bad," she said. Her brother, his wife and their three children survived the typhoon, but their house was damaged and they have fled to Manila for the time being.
After Khoury's uncle told her the Tacloban hospital where he works was running low on medicine, Khoury and her sister raised $2,500 in donations through an e-mail and Facebook campaign. Part of the money paid for four boxes of medicine that her parents took with them on a flight to the Philippines on Sunday.
In addition, Khoury's aunt is starting an adopt-a-family program for Tacloban residents needing post-typhoon assistance.
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Diabetes Shaming: CrossFit's CEO and Nick Jonas Start a Twitter War
By Margaret O'Malley Yesterday, Greg Glassman, CEO of CrossFit , tweeted a doctored image of Coca Cola's "open happiness" ad with the caption "open diabetes" —
Better Diabetes Blood Sugar Management Leads to Fewer Eye Surgeries
Intensive therapy cut risk of needing a procedure in half, researchers report.
A Daily Dose of Insulin May Prevent Type 1 Diabetes in Kids
A spoonful, or so, of insulin could keep some kids at risk from ever developing type 1 diabetes. More studies are needed, but the idea looks promising.
Type 1 Diabetes More Deadly for Women Than Men
Experts aren't sure why, but say better treatment and support needed for both sexes.
Change in Gut Bacteria May Precede Type 1 Diabetes in Kids
Small study offers hope for a diagnostic test some day, researchers say.
Type 1 Diabetes Linked to Lower Life Expectancy
But, second study suggests that intensive blood sugar management can make a difference.
Type 1 Diabetes: An Overview
Type 1 Diabetes Symptoms
Warning symptoms of type 1 diabetes can be mistaken for the flu at first. They can include frequent urination, drinking more than usual, losing weight despite having a healthy appetite, or feeling tired all the time.
Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis
To make an accurate diagnosis of type 1 diabetes, doctors use one or more tests to measure the levels of sugar in the blood and determine what type of diabetes is present. Some of these tests are also able to diagnose prediabetes, when blood sugar is elevated but has not become full-blown diabetes.
Type 1 Diabetes Treatment
Because the normal production of insulin is disrupted in type 1 diabetes, people with this disorder must take manufactured insulin every day to keep blood sugar levels regulated. There are different types of insulin that work at different speeds, and your particular insulin regimen will probably change throughout your life.
Living With Type 1 Diabetes
Diabetes is a lifelong disease and requires careful management. Keeping to your treatment regimen and and keeping a close eye on blood sugar levels can help people with type 1 diabetes live long, healthy lives.
Caregiving for Type 1 Diabetes
Because type 1 diabetes is usually first diagnosed at a young age, parents must shoulder the responsibility for proper diabetes care. Elderly people with type 1 diabetes may also need special attention from caregivers.
Type 1 Diabetes Complications
Common complications of type 1 diabetes include heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, vision problems, and nerve damage. But many of these can be avoided by knowing the risks and dangers and sticking to your treatment plan.
Type 1 Diabetes Related Conditions
Living with type 1 diabetes comes with some unique emotional and physical challenges. People with this condition are more likely to experience depression and stress, as well as issues with sexual functioning.


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Tools for virtual computing in Linux
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NoScript Flaw
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
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Arm balances. Yes, the poses you see in yoga magazines and get all bent out of shape over (mentally). Or maybe your jaw drops slightly in wonder. Perhaps you just turn the page and pretend you didnt see that. And then if you're like me, you flip back to it because you never turn down a challenge.
If I've learned anything in the past years of practicing yoga, it's that life is about balance. I know- I'm a writing cliche today but just bear with me. Arm balances require general strength but well, they are really about balance. Practicing these asanas has brought me back to my body and the present moment time and time again. My awareness is acutely focused and I am able to make minute modifications to my body position that result in balance. I don't swing my legs wildly or jump off my heels into crow. I assess what needs to be done and take small steps to accomplish it. And if I fall over- guess what? I just try again!
Now onto this pose...
1. Squat low to the ground with your knees spread wide.
2. Place your palms on the ground so the outsides of your arms are touching the inside of your knees. Hug your arms a bit with your knees for balance. Your feet should be close together if not together, still touching the ground.
3. Gently take your chest parallel to the ground by lifting your hips up. Your elbows should be stacked over your wrists.
4. Bend your elbows and lift your feet up off the ground. You can practice lifting one foot at a time until you are comfortable.
Simple as that, right? Give yourself a break and practice. It's not always easy but it does get easier! Once you get the hang of it, you may want to try straightening your arms. Regardless, arm balances are fun asanas to play with so go enjoy your yoga practice!


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Vaneri Studios specializes in building high quality contemporary and modern furniture. The owner, Todd Leback, builds his pieces using a mixture of veneers and solid woods. His style, as well as the name "Vaneri" (it means "veneer" in Finnish), reflects his Scandinavian heritage. Todd's work relies on a simplicity of form with an emphasis on functionality.
Todd works building both cabinets and furniture. This site displays some of his work, both one-offs and pieces he builds on a limited production scale. Please use the "Contact Me" link for questions regarding purchases or custom orders.
The Sycamore Gallery is a small space attached to Vaneri Studios. Todd uses the gallery as a showroom for his pieces and also displays the work of local artists, among them bowl-turner Nathan Hawkes.
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A Conversation With Fritz Maytag
By Jay Brooks
Thursday, September 9th, 2010 at 9:21 am in On Beer.
Reason TV, the video arm of Reason magazine (who I've written for), was created through a grant from Drew Carey. They've done a number of short online videos on a variety of subjects, and have their own YouTube channel. They even did one based on, or perhaps inspired by, the article I did for them a few years ago, entitled Beer: An American Revolution.
More recently, they did an interesting 10-minute interview with Fritz Maytag, the godfather of the craft beer movement in America. If you've heard Maytag speak before or have been around him any length of time, there's nothing new in the interview, but with him moving into the role of Emeritus as new owners take over the day-to-day operations, it's great to have a video record of some of Fritz's stories. If you haven't heard Fritz Maytag speak before, you're in for a treat.
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Graham and Wood became lovers apparently some time in 1986. In January 1987, one of the nursing home's patients died, seemingly of natural causes and autopsies were not performed. Over the next few months, five more Alpine Manor patients died. Many of the victims, whose ages ranged between 65 to 97, were incapacitated and suffered from Alzheimer's disease.
Both women apparently bragged about having smothered six people, but they were not initially believed. Wood's ex-husband reported her stories to the police, and some of the bodies of the people they claimed to have smothered were exhumed. There was enough evidence to warrant the arrest of Wood and Graham. In December 1989, Graham was arrested in her hometown of Tyler, Texas, however she maintained their claims were made as a joke to scare their co-workers.
During the trial, Wood plea-bargained her way to a reduced sentence, claiming that it was Graham who planned and carried out the killings while she served as a lookout or distracted supervisors. On November 3, 1989, Graham was sentenced to life in prison without parole, and Wood was sentenced to twenty to forty years imprisonment.
The case was the basis of the 1992 true crime novel Forever and Five Days by Lowell Cauffiel.
Gwen Graham and Cathy Wood featured in two episodes of the TV series The Serial Killers in which they were interviewed about their relationship and crimes.


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YIELD: Makes 4 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 10 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 40 minutes
Using small kitchen scissors, cut shrimp shells along the curved backs. Remove vein, keeping shell intact. (Skip this step if using peeled deveined shrimp.) Toss shrimp and next 9 ingredients in a large bowl.
Place four 16x12" sheets of heavy-duty foil on a work surface. Divide shrimp mixture among sheets. Fold all foil edges toward the center to accommodate the liquid; do not crimp. Add 2 tablespoons butter and 1/4 cup water to each. Crimp tightly to seal. Preheat oven to 325°F. Arrange packets in a single layer on a rimmed baking sheet. Alternatively, build a medium fire in a charcoal grill, or preheat a gas grill to medium-high. Bake or grill until shrimp are just opaque in center (carefully open 1 packet to check; steam will escape), about 30 minutes. Carefully cut open packets.
Per serving: 470 calories, 26 g fat, 1 g fiber
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text: Spring 2012 Posted on April 18, 2012 by pwpadmin In This Issue Tadasana Festival Are You Bhakti's Brightest Fan? Bhakti Recipes In The News Quick Links Bhakti Products Order Online Where to Buy Connect With Us: "The Secret of Success for Bhakti Chai" by KWGN: Shop online! Hi Brook, Spring has ascended upon us like a month-long celebration. Splashes of color flung into the gardens like a holi party gone mad. Even the melon hued light feels new. At Bhakti Chai we too are wide eyed and awake, celebrating the launch of our Iced Bhakti Chai in 9 new states! See below for the $1 Off Coupon and experience our spicy, refreshing Iced Chai. Click here for locations… If Bhakti isn't available yet in your town order online at www.shop.bhaktichai.com. Tadasana Yoga & Music Festival April 20-22nd — Visit us in Santa Monica! The Tadasana Village, located at the edge of the beach facing the Pacific Ocean, will feature five themed yoga tents (Seane Corn, Hemalaya, Tommy Rosen), The Daily Love Lounge Lecture Dome, artwork, chill zones, an organic food court featuring Iced Bhakti Chai and music by artists like MC Yogi. www.tadasanafestival.com Bhakti's Brightest Fan Think you're Bhakti's Brightest Fan? Prove it! Visit us on Facebook and upload a photo of you drinking Bhakti, sharing the love, or enjoying your Bhakti-inspired recipe. We will choose one person each week as our Brightest Fan and you will receive a month's supply of Bhakti Chai, a hat, t-shirt and coffee mug. GOOD LUCK! RECIPE: Bhakti Rice Pudding The Indian version of rice pudding is called "kheer" and it is so refreshing! Partly because of the fragrant basmati rice mixed with ginger and cardamom… partly because you can serve it cold on a hot day. Even tastes great for breakfast! Ingredients: 1/2 cup Bhakti Chai Concentrate 1 teaspoon cardamom seed powder 3 cups whole milk 2 tablespoons sugar OR 3 tablespoons sweetened condensed milk 1/4 cup basmati rice, rinsed and drained Pinch of salt 1/2 cup coconut milk, to taste Lime zest, to taste Toasted almonds or pistachios, chopped, to taste Click here for the details on how to make this recipe! In The News: Natural Products Expo We are honored to have been acknowledged with the Editor's Choice Award for 'Best in Show Beverage" at this year's Natural Foods Expo. Click here for article. While in Anaheim for the Expo, we were overwhelmed with the response to our yummy chai…and also to the free rides we offered on the Bhakti Rickshaw that was decked out with marigolds and plenty of Iced Bhakti. Non-profit Spotlight: MESA Bhakti Chai is proud to support the amazing work of MESA (Moving to End Sexual Assault). Join us at the Canine Classic 5k event held on April 22nd raising funds to help end sexual assault and support survivors in our community. Check out their website for more info! We are so thrilled and grateful for all of our loyal fans! Thanks for spreading the word! Did you hear that winter's over? The basil and the carnations cannot control their laughter. The nightingale, back from his wandering, has been made singing master over the birds. The trees reach out their congratulations. The soul goes dancing through the king's doorway. Anemones blush because they have seen the rose naked. Spring, the only fair judge, walks in the courtroom, and several December thieves steal away, Last year's miracles will soon be forgotten. New creatures whirl in from non- existence, galaxies scattered around their feet. Have you met them? -RUMI Best, Brook EddyFounder + CEOBhakti Chai Back to Top


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Junior Hoilett's injury-time header earned a vital point for Blackburn in a breathless 2-2 draw with fellow strugglers Blackpool.
The visitors were in total control at half-time after captain Charlie Adam, back from a two-game ban, had netted a contentious 25th-minute penalty and curled in a sublime free-kick four minutes later.
But Christopher Samba pulled a goal back for Blackburn four minutes into the second half and their incessant pressure finally paid off when Richard Kingson failed to get hands to a free-kick from opposite number Paul Robinson and Hoilett headed in.
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A total of 3 000 labour-related cases were lodged with the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare last year, and the cases came from all sectors of the economy.
The construction sector was found to be very 'problematic' with a handful of foreign employers failing to comply with the set minimum wages.
However, the ministry cannot say with certainty that farm workers are the most deprived of all workers in terms of their wages.
The ministry was responding to questions over a report New Era carried on Monday regarding the ill-treatment of farm labourers by white farmers in the Steinhausen Constituency.
The constituency councillor, who is also the Deputy Minister of Fisheries, Kilus Nguvauva, described the situation of the ill-treatment of labourers to the newspaper as "alarming". He said much of the ill-treatment of farm workers goes unreported, and cited cases of physical assault, regular insults, and workers being fired without valid reasons and compensation.
Paulus Ashipala, liaison officer in the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, yesterday said the ministry is aware of the difficulties employees such as farm workers go through, referring to the number of cases received over the course of last year.
"Normally there are two types of allegations the ministry receives. One is the complaint of physical abuse and assault, which is purely a police case. The second is labour complaints or allegations that the ministry takes up and investigates. Once the ministry confirms that the allegation is true, an instruction is given to the respondents to rectify the situation. In cases where the allegation requires police intervention, the ministry advises complainants to approach the police and open criminal cases," Ashipala explained.
The ministry receives regular complaints and cannot really say with certainty how many farm related cases have been reported, since some cases are police cases, he said. Ashipala could also not say how many farmers or employers were prosecuted for victimising their workers, saying the ministry does take action - however only once a complaint has been received.
"Once a complaint is received, such as unlawful deduction and it is confirmed, the ministry instructs the employer or the respondent to rectify the situation. If such employer resists or refuses to pay, then the ministry issues a compliance order to that employer as per the provision of the Labour Act. If such employer still resists, then the ministry lays criminal charges," he said. The ministry also conducted annual inspections at workplaces, including farms, to ensure the workers are paid the prescribed minimum wages in accordance with the labour law.
Inspections are also carried out when suspicions have been raised that employers are not complying with the prescribed minimum wages.
One such inspection exercise is currently taking place in the Okahandja district where, Ashipala said, reports of non-compliance have emerged.
Such kinds of undertakings take an educative, advisory and inspective approach for both parties, because there are always instances where employers plead ignorance of the labour laws.
"Again, if they refused to comply, a compliance order is issued and if the situation persists, a criminal case is opened. With farmers, normally once the inspection confirmed non-compliance, they usually comply after instruction but the problem area is the construction industry where there is a handful of foreign companies," said Ashipala.
He advises workers to report such cases to the nearest labour office in the regions, or to the police if the case does warrant police intervention, so that appropriate action is taken to rectify the abusive situations.
Of the 3000 cases reported last year, the majority of them, which is about 2344 cases, have been settled. There were 135 compliance orders issued, while 205 cases were referred to the Office of the Labour Commissioner. The ministry carried out 520 workplace inspections countrywide throughout the same year.


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Cheating, testing mania hurts students the most
The governor of California recently suggested that the state take a furlough from state testing for a year or two. Did the fact that scores plummeted in trailblazer New York after taking the Common Core Standards test have anything to do with that? Should we wonder if this is really more about wanting additional time to "teach to the new test" and the fear of possible embarrassment? Is this just another example of the dire consequences of a ludicrous gamelike system of accountability?
Cheating and the "end justifies the means" attitude is a terrible lesson for children to learn and they are learning it from their role models.
When school districts do nothing when cheating is reported and choose to sweep the rampant problem under the rug, we have reached an all-time low. There should be no fear in opening up a can of worms. The fear should be the dire consequences of doing nothing. Honesty is important.
Using the words of beloved author Theodore Geisel in The Lorax: "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing's going to get better. It's not."
Evans is a retired National Board Certified elementary teacher who taught in the San Diego Unified School District and has created a commentary website: Octopus Teachers www.octopusteaching.com


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It is the Mission of the Thomasville Genealogical, History and Fine Arts Library - a resource center for books on genealogy, history and fine arts - to be a place where the scattered fragments of our documented past can be assembled and maintained for posterity.
The Thomasville Genealogical, History and Fine Arts Library was founded in 1988, and has become a major repository of materials for family research with a major emphasis on the southern states, including Georgia, Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida and Kentucky are available, as well as Mid-Atlantic and New England holdings.
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That however, has changed.
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The former Prime Minister, 59, is keeping a low profile while the contest for his successor as Labour leader runs until the autumn.
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Asked if he had been offered professorships, Brown's spokesman said: "It's true he has been approached by several academic institutions regarding various things. None of these is settled or completed as yet. There have been approaches in this country and in others."
He refused to confirm or deny one of these was Edinburgh University, where Brown studied for his doctorate and was student rector in the early 1970s. Two of America's Ivy League colleges, Harvard and Yale, are thought to be vying for his services.
His spokesman emphasised the academic jobs were part-time and, if any were taken up, the former premier would do them alongside his work as a constituency MP.
There is speculation Brown is in line to replace Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the International Monetary Fund's director-general, should the left-winger decide to run against Nicolas Sarkozy in the 2012 French presidential election.


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Reissue of classic New Wave/Dance record with 6 bonus tracks. 'I Feel Love' (Medley with Marc Almond), 'Run From Love'(Re-mix from 'Hundreds And Thousands'), 'Hard Rain' (Re-mixfrom 'Hundreds And Thousands'), 'Memories', 'Puit D'Amour' & 'Heatwave' (Re-Mix from 'Hundreds And Thousands'). 16 tracks in all including 'Smalltown Boy' & 'Why'. Featuring thesoaring vocals of Jimmy Somerville. 1996 release. Standard jewel case.
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text: http://androidforums.com – So mu brother got a Digix tab-730 for last christmas. Well now it wont turn on for some reason. Is there any way I can try and reboot it myself? Or do I have to have him get a new one? Its been on the charger all day so I know its not just a dead battery... Can someone help pls? (General)


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WPK and Korean People's Struggle Praised by Mexican Political Party Leaders
|Pyongyang, April 1 (KCNA) -- Political party leaders of Mexico on March 23 separately met with a delegation of the Workers' Party of Korea led by An Kun Song, DPRK ambassador to Mexico, who participated in the 16th Seminar of World Political Parties on Building a New Society.
Alberto Anaya Gutierrez, coordinator of the National Coordinating Committee of the Workers' Party of Mexico, hoped that the dear respected Kim Jong Un would successfully inherit and accomplish the revolutionary cause of Juche pioneered by President Kim Il Sung and energetically led by Kim Jong Il and continue developing the party, state and army of the DPRK.
The coordinator said his party would make positive efforts to continue boosting the relations with the WPK and boost the exchange and cooperation with it.
Jesus Antonio Carlos Hernandez, general secretary of the Central Committee of the People's Socialist Party of Mexico, noted that his party highly estimated the struggle of the WPK and the Korean people who are defending the socialist cause and instilling conviction and courage into the world peace-loving people despite the constant moves of the imperialists for aggression and their military threat.
He expressed belief that the Korean people would register shining successes in building a thriving socialist nation and accomplishing the cause of national reunification under the wise leadership of Kim Jong Un.
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Dancing With the Stars 2013: D.L. Hughley Calls Len Goodman "Cowardly"
In this On the Red Carpet video, Dancing With the Stars 2013 contestant D.L. Hughley responds to judge Len Goodman's criticism. "I'm a good sport, but enough." Cheryl Burke also defends D.L. and says the judges don't know, even after 16 seasons, how much work, passion and heart the stars and pros put into the show. She wishes the judges would at least give them some constructive criticism to work on. D.L. also told E! News it's "cowardly" for the judges to be able to say what they want about him while he can't reply in the moment.


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February 14, 2006 5:35 PM PST
HP phases out group for emerging markets
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The Emerging Markets Solutions Group began in 2002, when many multinational companies were beginning to state that their growth in the coming decades would have to come from places like India, China and Africa. In these regions, the penetration of PCs and other IT technologies is low, but the potential demand is high.
Selling technology into these regions, however, remains a challenge because of low per-capita income, comparatively lower education levels and inadequate electrical infrastructure.
HP had hoped that its labs could come up with products that could work in these environments, fulfill needs of the local communities and at the same time open revenue opportunities. Some of the products that emerged from the group included a solar-powered printer and digital camera that women in Indian villages used to create a mobile photo studio.
In South Africa, the company created the 441 computer, a single computer that could accommodate four separate users, in four different languages, at once.
"HP will introduce a new solution set for broad implementation in emerging markets in 2005," Maureen Conway, vice president of the Emerging Markets Solutions Group, wrote in December 2004.
That never happened. The group lingered and was disbanded relatively quietly in October 2005. Conway has left the company as well, an HP representative said.
The HP representative, however, said the company will continue to try to devise products for these regions in its labs and sell them through their existing product groups.
The collapse of the group will likely serve as a reminder of the complexity of the task of reaching the billions who are not on the Internet. (A calculator on a site dedicated to showcasing the efforts of Advanced Micro Devices to reach this market estimates there are 6.5 billion people in the world and only 1 billion Internet users.)
Many, nonetheless, are trying. Intel has formed a group, called the Channel Platform Group, dedicated to creating PCs and other products for this market. Nicholas Negroponte from MIT and a host of companies are also trying to bring inexpensive laptops to these regions.
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- Userful has a solution which does 10 for 1
- Same basic idea as HP's 441 but based on software so it can install on any system. They appear to be successfully selling it all over
http://userful.com/products/dm
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