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OAKLAND – Bud Selig is making a farewell tour of ballparks that allows him to reflect on his accomplishments as commissioner of the Major Leagues.
He admitted Tuesday, while visiting the Coliseum, that one of his regrets will be the failure to get the A's a new ballpark by the time he leaves office in January 2015.
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Selig was peppered with lots of stadium and territorial rights-related questions during a press conference before the A's played the New York Mets. He revealed very little in terms of fresh insight into the A's struggle to build a new venue, which has been on Selig's radar since at least March 2009, when he dispatched a committee to explore the team's ballpark options.
He'll retire after a 22-year run as commissioner that has seen the sport grow exponentially in terms of generating reveunue, and 22 franchises have moved into new stadiums on his watch. The A's and Tampa Bay Rays remain two glaring exceptions of clubs who need new venues and have made little to no progress in building them.
"One of the reasons for the resurgence of this sport are the new stadiums, there's no question about it," Selig said. "I know better than anybody (that the A's need a new stadium). It was and is complicated. I know people don't understand that, but it is. And if it was easy, just like if it was easy in Tampa, I'd have been 24 out of 24. But I have hopes in both places. Do I wish it'd been solved? Of course I do. I wish it had."
His successor as commissioner, MLB Chief Operating Officer Rob Manfred, will inherit a situation in which the Giants maintain territorial rights over San Jose, where the A's have long wanted to build a new ballpark. Now the issue is in litigation, with the city of San Jose suing MLB over the right to lure the A's.
Asked why the Giants maintain territorial rights to Santa Clara County even after they wound up not building a ballpark there in the early 1990's – when the A's reportedly granted them that territory for the sole purpose of building a stadium – Selig refused ot go into details, other than saying that issue was in the hands of each team's former ownership. That would be former Giants owner Bob Lurie and the Haas family, which owned the A's.
"Well, the parties at that time didn't revert it back (to sharing Santa Clara County)," Selig said. "If you ask me why, I guess what I would say is you'd have to go ask them."
Selig also defended himself against the view that he and his office have been a road block to the A's being able to build a new stadium.
"I didn't create the stadium nor did I create the controversy," he said. "I'm the one sitting in the middle. That's all right … What would I like to do? I'd like to resolve the issue like I did everywhere else. But this is unique in that you have two teams that have dissimilar opinions. Better they blame the commissioner than (A's co-owner) Lew (Wolff)."


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Doesw anyone know the best way to get rid of an annoying cough after a cold. The kind that makes your ribs hurt?
stay away from dairy I know milk and yoghurt cream and ice-cream make mucus.

Cut an onion quite thick rings and pour 2 table spoons of honesy over it place in a saucer and cover with a saucer for 1 hr. Drain off the juice and sip as often as needed. I go so far as to eat the onion too as it's now sweet from the honey. My husband swears by it and has me make it when he's been sick.
Try licorice tea. It works great, and it isn't a drug.

http://www.nourishingdays.com/2011/02/delicious-healing-licorice-root-tea-for-colds-flus-and-adrenal-health/

Healing Properties & Precautions of Licorice

Licorice is helpful for colds and flus. From Mountain Rose Herbs:

"The most common use of licorice world-wide is to treat coughs and colds. Licorice is especially useful for treating coughs with sticky phlegm, or for treating colds that accompany stomach upset."

It is also helpful in treating glandular and adrenal problems. From Wikipedia.org:

"In herbalism it is used in the Hoxsey anti-cancer formula, and is a considered adaptogen which helps reregulate the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis. It can also be used for auto-immune conditions including lupus, scleroderma, rheumatoid arthritis and animal dander allergies."

There are definite contraindications of licorice root, though. Some say it should not be used every day and definitely should be avoided by those with hypertension. It appears to be quite helpful for acute situations like a cold, but should not be taken in large doses on a regular basis.

Here is another link you might find helpful

from what you say, its very likely you've at least partly torn your lung muscles. Fear not they will get better, but it will be painful breathing for a while.

I know this sounds silly, but try not to cough or cough lightly. take some cough syrup or in lew(sp) of that, hot tea, and them a little honey with some lemon mixed in.

fell better soon
if it is just from conjestion a hot shower always seemed to help me.
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Dianna Agron (Quinn Fabray) hasn't been in a single new episode of Glee all season, so it's natural that a lot of fans are wondering what she's been up to. I mean, if we can't get our dose of Dianna on Glee, can someone at least tell us where else we can find her?
Don't worry, she hasn't disappeared — she's just been filming a movie with Robert DeNiro and Michelle Pfeiffer, that's all! It's called Malavita (that's Italian for "Bad Life" btw) and centers on a mob family that is entered into a witness protection program. Directed by Luc Besson (Taken and Taken 2), Malavita wrapped filming in early October and is slated for a 2013 release.
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The Housing Authority of the City of Fort Myers has appointed Peter Routsis-Arroyo as chairman of the board and Joseph D'Alessandro as vice chairman.
Appointed by the mayor of the City of Fort Myers, the board serves as the governing officers of the HACFM. Through formal adoption of policy, it ensure the authority's purpose and accompanying responsibilities are carried out in as efficient and economical a manner as possible. The seven board members volunteer their services to the authority. Commissioners ensure the authority operates within the law and according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development regulations.
Routsis-Arroyo has been president and CEO of Catholic Charities, Diocese of Venice Inc. since 2001 and is responsible for the total operation of the organization, overseeing 27 locations covering a 10-county area in Southwest Florida. He is a licensed social worker and graduated from New York University with a master's degree in social work. From 1998 until 2001, Routsis-Arroyo was the district director for Catholic Charities of Lee County. Prior to that from 1993 until 1998, he worked for Catholic Family Services in Hartford, Conn. as clinical director/senior management team and director of the Institute for the Hispanic Family.
D'Alessandro is a native Floridian born and raised in Fort Myers. He graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 1961, thereafter receiving his Juris Doctor degree from Stetson College of Law in 1964. In 1967, D'Alessandro was appointed assistant state attorney for Lee County. Two years later, he was appointed by Governor Claude Kirk as the state attorney for the newly created 20th Judicial Circuit. At age 30, D'Alessandro was the youngest state attorney to ever hold such a position. After his appointment in 1969, he was elected to office for eight consecutive terms. After serving Lee County in this capacity for 35 years, D'Alessandro retired from the State Attorney's Office in 2002 and is now a partner of the firm Goldberg, Racila, D'Alessandro and Noone, LLC. He is a member of The Florida Bar and United States Supreme Court Bar. He is past president of the Florida Prosecuting Attorney's Association and past vice president of the National District Attorney's Association. He served on Governor Lawton Chiles' Criminal Justice Task Force, former Governor Robert Martinez's Drug Policy Task Force and Criminal Justice Information Systems Council.
D'Alessandro has served on numerous committees of The Florida Bar and has lectured at the Cooper Institute for Advanced Studies in Medicine and the Humanities on the legal issues relating to the right to die. D'Alessandro is also involved in many community service organizations and has received a number of awards for outstanding community service and citizenship including being selected for "Who's Who in American Law Enforcement," awarded the Florida Outstanding American Award by the Florida Jaycees and voted Man of the Year in 1983 by the Italian American Federation of the State of Florida.
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Obama's "faith" IS A CULT!
The unions are cutting off their noses to spite their faces! Now that the governor couldn't negotiate to save many public union jobs (Issue 2 failed), unions are losing hundreds of jobs... Cleveland teachers alone may exceed 300 and there are reports of similar layoffs/firings around the state... you are booing the gov because he CREATED union jobs? He CREATED more union jobs then the last Dem gov with this one move. Why? Because he is not attacking businesses as the Democratic party is doing.
AND by the way... why the hell arn't you union workers upset about your unions saying and doing NOTHING about NAFTA or APTA? The Dems "controlled" the US Congress and the WH for 2 years and no effort was done to repeal these union killing agreements. That is why I left the Democratic party... they have lost their minds, when they could have repealled NAFTA and APTA they didn't absolutely nothing. Wake up union workers... our leaders hate us, they hate America and while hating businesses, they bailed them out... creating not one job. Have you noticed union leadership salaries since 2008? Become a Libertarian or even a Republican... but leave these idiots because they are doing NOTHING to help create one union job.
According to supporters and opponents, the city will save over 100K with a charter... so at worse, this endeavor is a wash. But wait! It's 100K a year.... each year we have a charter.
I'll let you in on a secret, The Parma Machine knows its more like 500K. The city has wasted money in so many areas I can tell you we'll all be suprized.
It is fun to here all my "friends" in the machine, guessing who I am. I am still a dem, but not at heart... they are too corrupt here in Parma.
Chopperboy, do you have a degree in history? Or do you not read? The hack job being done is my former party. I left them due to their lies, hatred and deception. Go and spend some time at their meetings, their after parties, work with them and meet with them individually. After a few years, you'll find out the truth.
I would challenge you to read events from news media that isn't CNN, MSNBC, CBS, NBC or ABC. You may realize that this President said HE would reduce our dependency on foriegn oil, then HE bailed out companies that went under (over 150 Billion wasted) and HE stopped offshore drilling, exploring and a lot more. Just read and you too will become a "former" democrat.
The editors of this paper, think that "some" of the commission should be made up of the political hacks and The Parma Machine. I didn't know they smoked crack!
Also, Crossman is personal friends with Mason, Russon and Dimora. Does that tell you voters 'anything'?
The reason Ken, the voters have voted it down, is because of people like Brennan, Germana and Depiro being elected to the commission and then destroying the framing of the Charter from within. Ken, you'll always vote against it because you are a nepotistic wage benfactor.
All of you opposing the Charter are also the ones who are running to be on the Charter. You are a sick group... can't wait to testify.
Hey ParmaMachine... you know I know you... you know I have insider information... just like you. You also know I will testify. You ARE the "Mafia Machine". By the way folks... all of these names of former civic "servants" are not looking out for you... they are looking out for their family and friends and the over 50 jobs they hold. Can you imagine what will happen if they lose? Where will they get a job that pays so well? Birthday parties and Anniversary parties may have to "double-down" on their gifts!
Hey "Point"... I vote liar.
Why do I avoid Parmatown, when I live nearby? The potholes and streets around it are in such dis-repair. The owners don't give to the Parma Machine, so the Machine won't make it look nice... got it folks?
Sean, now stop it!
Joe... your a nepotistic wage benefactor... so now everyone knows why you are so ... "ed-u-micated" and why you fear a charter... all family and friends will not be allowed to continue the Parma Machine.
Now to either embolden you, scare you or dissuade you. The party machine plans to spend over 50,000 to distort the charter issue and try to prevent the issue from passing. They also plan on spending another 50,000 to get at least 8 of their crooks voted in so they can effectively destroy a charter and finally (if we get this far) they will spend at least 50,000 to get voters not to pass the charter in the fall. All the while opposing it, they are trying to get voted on the commission. You are now aware of what will happen... are you going to do anything beside complain? I'd suggest you contact CRACC or the Parma Patriots and ask them what you can do to help. Anything less than you involvment means you support the "Parma Machine".
Hey boneybunny, if the Dems are for the "middle class", why have they done NOTHING to repeal NAFTA or the Pacific Rim trade agreements? Where are the Unions? Why did the Democratic leadership BAIL OUT these "rich-fat-cats"? The only ones that opposed it were a handful of Reps and Dennis K.
The Dems had the ability to repeal both for TWO freaking years! There was nothing the Republicans could do to stop them and all the Dems could do was pay off their buddies... close down Integrity Chevy and Spitzer's dealerships (closest to any GM plant in the US and both were profitable).
Where are the Unions? They are sucking face with the Dems, doing nothing but being bitchy about the rich and all the while me and you get NOTHING. Why haven't they done anything about NAFTA? Because their leadership is getting payoffs. The Republicans have nothing compared to my former party... just look at the corruption in our county... all 400 + are Democrats (save one).
You want to see how sick our party is? Go to a "victory" party after the Dems have won a race and you'll hear vile and unrepeatable conversation.
These are the reasons why I left the party and will never go back.
I suggest all Dems wake up and don't spend 30 years wasting your time with them. Hold both parties accountalbe, but don't make the Dems to be saints. Our party supported and toleranted a pedophile and many other socially deplorable things...
I have to ask Mayor Bryne... in 2010 you lauded Dennis Kucinich having "saved" the Parma Hts., library. Mayor, stop being a party hack and be honest with the voters ... the Democratic party did "n o t h i n g" to help the library.
Get ready folks... the politicans will now run for the very commission they opposed so they can undermine it. If you want to support people who have Parma's best interests in mind, contract the organization that brought about the new county council called CRACC.
People go to the Mall less and less because of the crappy streets. The owners of the mall don't give to the "party" so why would the city pave Day Drive or Ridgewood Ave.? If Parma accepts a charter (known as a constitution) this little known truth will be exposed. These leaders are so short sighted, they are willing to destroy business unless they benefit or the family and friends.
PHtsRes - correct. They can simply start (as a foundation) to use the charters from other cities in Ohio, as a template. They can use successful cities like Lynndale, Westlake and Strongsville. This is simple and doesn't require much thought... it would be better than the current corrupt, family and friends program.
All of those cities not doing 'well'... they've been run by democrats for years... right? LOL, Sean...you prove why we need to get rid of our current government, rather than verify it's efficiency. Also, if Parma is so effective as an un-chartered city... why are you "partnering" with charterd cities?
I am a former Democrat who knows things... it is why I pose the questions. Did for the answer and it is right in front of us 99% of the time.


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Annapolis, Md. (September 9, 2010) — The Maryland Department of
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"Maryland's forests contain an incredible diversity of plants, wildlife, and habitats," said Steve Koehn, Director of DNR's Forest Service. "These forests also provide residents with a wide variety of services such as clean air and water as well as recreational opportunities for Maryland families."
The Sustainable Forestry Council was established in the Sustainable Forestry Act of 2009 (SB 549) in the 2009 General Assembly. The purpose of the Council is to advise the Department on all matters related to:
- Sustainable forestry management in the State;
- The expenditure of funds from the Woodland Incentives Fund under Section 5-307 of this title;
- Existing regulatory and statutory policies that are perceived as economic barriers to a viable forest products industry;
- New markets to enhance forest health, including renewable energy development through biomass energy, to offset fossil, fuel consumption and reduce greenhouse gas emissions;
- Creative strategies to help privately owned forest lands better compete with real estate market values that are driving forest conservation and fragmentation;
- The means to promote forest-based economies and processing capabilities that contribute to economic and employment growth;
- Assigning a nutrient efficiency benefit to forest stewardship plans and other forest conservation management plans that can be measurably tracked and reported by the number of forested acres covered by the plans.
"Our forests play a key role in maintaining the quality of life of Maryland's citizens and in protecting the Chesapeake Bay," said Koehn. "Unfortunately, these forests are slowly being converted to non-forest uses and the remaining forests are being fragmented. These changes will impact the ability of the forests to provide the services our citizens want and the protection the Chesapeake Bay needs".
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In autumn the apples and pears that grow here are picked, then washed, crushed and pressed, then finally left to ferment for six weeks. After fermentation, the juice is filtered off and is ready for drinking. By this stage it has acquired the designation "Most" (cider), which has lent its name to the whole region. The Mostviertel is Europe's largest continuous area of pear orchards. In spring the pear trees transform the undulating hillsides into a sea of blossoms. And throughout the year the fruit feature prominently in the region's cuisine.
Following the Cider Trail is the best way to appreciate the scenic beauty and cultural richness of this region. The panoramic route - 200km long and clearly signposted - links up 20 cider inns, 21 cider taverns, 24 farms selling their produce directly, and a number of panorama points affording a spectacular view of the surrounding countryside. There are themed hiking paths and several routes taking you to attractive excursion destinations on foot or by bike.


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At the same time the boy's parents noticed that he knew about things nobody told him about. For example, he would sit in the lotus position and tell people unbelievable details about space, planets and other intelligent civilisations.
Good old Boris. And excellent use of the word "unbelievable" there. I mean, I reckon you could ask most children and they'd tell you pretty unbelievable things about space, planets and other intelligent civilisations. But maybe Boris has a rather more convincing air about him. Most impressive. Maybe he should give lessons to his namesake in Blighty.


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Eagle's Landing teammates Shantia Wilson and Gabby Roth won a gold medal apiece, while Union Grove's Briana Vaughn won two at the recent Georgia High School Association track and field championships in Albany.
Wilson won Class AAA's 800-meters on Saturday during the running finals, while Roth opened the meet with a victory in the 1,600. Roth, a freshman, placed third in the 3,200 the next day.
Vaughn, a junior, captured the 100 and 200 events in Class AAAA.
In the 100 event at Hugh Mills Stadium, the top three spots were by a Southern Crescent participant. Placing second behind Vaughn was North Clayton junior Lorenda Holston, while Woodland freshman DeAndra Greer was third.
Eagle's Landing placed the highest among teams in the three-day event with the Golden Eagles placing third. Union Grove was seventh in AAAA.
In AAA, Eagle's Landing amassed 39 points as second place Sandy Creek had 40 points. Monroe-Albany won the classification with 67 points.
Hannah Billups of Eagle's Landing was third in the high jump and Bria Matthews of Forest Park was third in the triple jump.
Jonesboro's S'kayia Hampton placed sixth in both the 100 and 200 events.
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- Spinks pleased with Eagle's Landing's performance ( May 8, 2012 )
- GIRLS TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Brianna Vaughn ( June 1, 2012 )
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I would like to talk to you today about a success story in counter-proliferation. This effort resulted in a joint and very constructive team of the Department of Defense, the Department of Energy, Department of State, and the government of Kazakhstan. Therefore, I have with me Secretary [Warren] Christopher [Secretary of State], Secretary [Hazel] O'Leary [Secretary of Energy], the Ambassador of Kazakhstan, Ambassador Suleymenov, and the American Ambassador to Kazakhstan, Ambassador Courtney.
Yesterday the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy completed a high priority, extremely sensitive mission which we called Project Sapphire, intended to help stem the spread of nuclear weapons and material.
We have just transferred approximately 600 kilograms of weapons grade highly enriched uranium out of Kazakhstan at the request of the government of Kazakhstan, and delivered the material to the Department of Energy's Y-12 plant in Oak Ridge in Tennessee for safe and secure storage. In other words we have just placed in safe hands enough nuclear material from the former Soviet arsenal to make more than 20 nuclear devices. In fact, some of this material was in a form that could be used directly to make nuclear weapons.
By removing it from the Ulba Metallurgical Facility in Kazakhstan where it was stored, and placing it at the Y-12 plant, we have put this bomb-grade nuclear material forever out of the reach of potential black marketeers, terrorists, or a new nuclear regime.
Project Sapphire was made possible by the Nunn/Lugar threat reduction program which was designed to help former Soviet states dismantle the Cold War nuclear arsenal and infrastructure that is still on their territories. This is a tremendous success story for the Nunn/Lugar program.
Both the United States and Kazakhstan had serious concerns about the security of the material. Now it is secure. There is no better example of how the Nunn/Lugar program can help eliminate the national security threat before it arises. This is defense by other means, and in a big way.
Under our agreement to take control of this nuclear weapons grade material, the United States will provide assistance to the Nunn/Lugar program to help Kazakhstan eliminate its nuclear weapons infrastructure and reorient the technical skills of its nuclear experts and infrastructure for civilian purposes.
The State Department's Freedom Support Act will provide additional funds to help Kazakhstan repair the damage from years of Soviet nuclear weapons testing within its borders.
Let me tell you briefly how Project Sapphire came about. It began when the Kazakhstani government approached the United States to inform us that it had custody of this weapons grade uranium that it lacked the means to store, secure, or properly dispose of. They asked us to help ensure that this material did not become a proliferation nightmare.
We recognized both the risk of proliferation and the opportunity to prevent it and moved quickly to develop jointly a plan to transfer the material here.
After months of planning, the project officially began on October 7th when President Clinton directed the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy to initiate the transfer. Vice President Gore was involved in leading this operation thereafter.
It culminated last weekend when the nuclear material was picked up at the Ulba plant in Kazakhstan and flown out of the closest airport in Ust by military airlift. The last of this material arrived at Dover Air Force Base Monday night and was shipped in special containers via high security ground convoy to the Y-12 plant where it arrived this morning and went into safe storage.
The transfer went very smoothly, with no risk to the security or the health or safety at either end. The people involved not only completed a highly complex, sensitive mission with great success, they have done a great deal to make the world safer from nuclear danger.
If that wasn't enough, the U.S. technical team in Kazakhstan also took this opportunity to raise funds among themselves for infant clothes, baby formula, and cold weather gear for local orphanages. In addition, when the Air Force transports flew to Kazakhstan to pick up the U.S. technical team and the nuclear materials, the planes brought almost 40,000 pounds of aid.
I would like to personally congratulate the crack U.S. inter-agency team and all the personnel involved for their great work, and for going above and beyond the call of duty. The United States especially wants to thank President Nazarbayev and the Kazakhstan government for its wisdom in seeking safe storage for this material and for seeking our help. This is global leadership for the post Cold War era, and it results in no small part from the trust, the understanding and the cooperation building between the United States and Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan has made tremendous strides in joining the community of forward-looking nations. It quickly agreed to rid its territory of nuclear weapons, and early this year signed a non-proliferation treaty. It demonstrated the sensitivity to regional security by consulting with the Russian government before proceeding with Project Sapphire.
Over the past year the U.S./Kazakhstan relationship has grown and deepened, and we are grateful for this new gesture of cooperation and trust. We applaud President Nazarbayev and the Kazakhstan government for helping to make the world safer and more secure.
Now I'd like to give Secretary Christopher and Secretary O'Leary an opportunity to talk about the crucial role their departments played in this success story. When we're done with that, the three of us will be prepared to take a few questions. Then we have Dr. Carter and staff from Energy and State prepared to provide additional background information after our briefing.
Secretary Christopher: Secretary Perry, thank you very much. I am very pleased to be here with Secretary Perry and Secretary O'Leary to mark a quite important event. The transfer of this highly enriched uranium from Kazakhstan to the United States is really a landmark event in President Clinton's non-proliferation strategy. From the outset, our Administration has made non-proliferation a strategic foreign policy goal. We've made non-proliferation, really, the arms control issue of the 1990s. I think the dangers that are posed by proliferation of nuclear weapons are very clear, and particularly they're clear in a situation where there's a risk that rogue states or rogue individuals might get control of these materials. President Clinton said last year at the United Nations that weapons like this can destabilize an entire region. They can turn a local conflict into a global human and environmental catastrophe.
The action we recognize today is an example of our determination to ensure that the Soviet nuclear legacy does not become a source of instability in the post Cold War world. This has been a good week on non-proliferation. The recent action by Ukraine which we recognized at the White House yesterday to embrace the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is a very important and positive development in the same direction, in the same area.
These efforts in the former Soviet Union of course complement our efforts to halt proliferation in Asia, most notably with the recently concluded Framework Accord with North Korea as well as the steps toward control of missile proliferation with China.
Each of these actions supports our drive to secure an indefinite extension of the Non-proliferation Treaty as well as our work toward a Comprehensive Test Ban over the course of the next year.
As Secretary Perry has said, the highly enriched uranium that has now been transferred from Kazakhstan to the United States is enough to have really started a very substantial small nuclear arsenal. Kazakhstan took its obligation very seriously to protect this material, and I want to express my appreciation to Ambassador Suleymenov who is here with us today. I want to also express my appreciation to the International Atomic Energy Agency which will maintain safeguards on this material. Appreciation also to the government of Russia who consulted so carefully with them about this legacy of the Soviet nuclear program. Our ambassador Bill Courtney from Kazakhstan who is here today did a superb job of diplomacy on what was a fairly difficult diplomatic mission. I want to congratulate all the dedicated members of the team from the Defense Department, the Energy Department, as well as those from the State Department who worked through this project to maintain the secrecy that was so important to it and was able to carry it off. So we have a landmark event here, and I'm glad that we were part of it.
Thank you.
Secretary O'Leary: Thank you Secretary Perry and Secretary Christopher.
I'd like to focus for just a bit on the details of this very historic operation. I would remind you that Y-12 just this year had undergone its first in a series of inspection visits by the International Atomic Energy Agency making Y-12, therefore, a safe-cited site which the IAEA will ultimately complete its review as a safeguarded entity within the United States of America. That is a key fact.
But I want to focus you for a bit on this team of 27 nuclear experts, flight operators and determiners and, of course, translators, who went into Kazakhstan and spent six weeks doing six months worth of work; establishing a factory, as it were, about the size of a three or four car garage to process this high enriched uranium.
The support facility which provided some 99 percent of the equipment and the energy for the work has been described to me as about the size of a county fair in Tennessee.
I think it's important to focus on these issues to give you some idea of the very enormous effort undertaken by both men and women working on this project. The speed with which we and they had to move was occasioned by the weather, as we were fearing that we would not be able to transport the material when safely contained and ready for movement should the winter weather set in.
I'd like to introduce to you Mr. Alex Riedy who will later be available to talk with you who led this team as part of the DOE's Martin Marietta team at Oak Ridge and who shared with me last night the fact that this was, for him, a very great honor and something that his team was happy to do.
I want to also focus on the humanitarian effort and give that, too, a personal flavor. The team, I want to tell you, worked 10 to 12 hours every day six days a week. On the rare seventh day when they were off, their colleagues working there at the site simply took them sight-seeing around the area. The USA team asked, "Is there anyone nearby who needs some assistance?" They were told about the orphanages and a pension home for those who were retired. From that one question the team on the ground adopted an orphanage and later decided on their own that they would like to collect funds so that the youngsters living in two orphanages there would receive milk, other food, and clothing for the cold winter.
They then called back to the States, discussed with their colleagues both at Martin Marietta and at the Defense Department and in the Department of Energy the further need for other equipment to get citizens through the winter. That phone call led to a follow-on of the $1,800 that the team on the ground put together for the youngsters in the orphanage, and then the delivery of some 30,000 pounds of equipment that went in with the transport ship to bring out the material.
I do believe on the eve before Thanksgiving that this is an important fact to celebrate as well. My colleagues have brought with them a few pictures of the youngsters at the orphanage so that you can get a sense of that part of the story. There they are receiving some goods and toys that were purchased in Kazakhstan. Here are a group of the youngsters outside of the orphanage when our colleagues visited there.
I want to focus for a moment on several key factors I believe are important. I understand that it was reported in one of the national news press this morning that we found the conditions there in Kazakhstan to be unsafe. I want to be clear that the United States was in at the request of the Kazakhstan government looking at how we could move that material into an IAEA safeguarded facility. That was the mission, so I want to correct that impression or improve upon the discussion someone had with the press.
I need for a moment to discuss now conditions at Y-12. The point to be made and to take away with you is that the material moving into Y-12 is non-irradiated material -- not nuclear waste. The environmental assessment that we undertook in the last fall asks the question which anyone living nearby Y-12 would want to have answered, how safe is this material? The answer coming out of that environmental assessment was, safe to workers who would be handling it, as the team did and are now handling it at Y-12; so much so that the dosage received in simply handling this material which was shielded by about an inch and a half shield, would simply submit those workers to about 15 milirems of radiation. You need to know that the normal dose of radiation we all receive normally in our everyday lives is 170 milirems.
Most important, I believe, is the fact that once the material is safely stored as it will be and is now at Y-12, the exposure to anyone in the community is .10 milirems. That's an important fact for you to know because people in the community are very concerned and often confused about the difference between waste, which this is not; and non-irradiated material, which this is.
Finally, you should know that we discussed the details of this operation with our regulators who have responsibility for regulating the safety of nuclear material at our site, and they are comfortable and understand that for the short term this material meets their requirements and they will go in, subsequently, during this coming month, to ensure that for the interim term the material will be at the site, that it will remain in a safe status as is the case of all material at Y-12.
The final point I would like to make involves the interim nature of the storage at Y-12. As the President directed us when he assigned this mission to this team of departments, we were to ensure that this material moves on to be down-blended so that it might be used in a commercial nuclear reactor application. We will, within a number of weeks, be soliciting the private sector for an opportunity to down-blend this high enriched uranium to low enriched uranium which now makes it a commercial product which any utility can purchase.
There are a number of steps we have to go through, not the least of which are securing its release from Customs. Customs still has legal authority over it, though it is in the possession of the United States DOE, and ultimately moving it into commerce. That is my intention and I have so committed that within three to six months we will understand which commercial facility will do the down-blending.
I think that completes the details of my story. I would once again want to emphasize with each of you as we have talked about the new nuclear danger, that it's these issues that we have contemplated, and this is a very happy day for a celebration of an issue seen to be important internationally and responsible governments in Kazakhstan and the United States of America, with a great team of real live people on the ground in Kazakhstan working with their colleagues there to accomplish this very important mission. I'm proud to be associated with everyone who's been involved in it.
Q: Mr. Secretary, are there any comparable plans underway to do similar removal from say Ukraine, Belarus and other countries of the former Soviet Union which may have weapons grade uranium stored?
Perry: We have no such plans at this time.
Q: Mr. Secretary, can you tell us, there's been a statement from some elements of the Russian government that this is not really weapons grade material. Can you assure us that it actually was? And also, does this constitute the entire amount of material that was in Kazakhstan?
Perry: This is very highly enriched uranium. It is weapons grade material. I state that unambiguously. I cannot state categorically that there is no other such source anywhere else. As far as we know, this is it.
Q: When did Kazakhstan first bring this situation to your attention? Was your first approach to try to persuade the Russians to accept it? And in monetary terms, what did Kazakhstan gain from it?
Perry: Kazakhstan is getting an agreed package of compensation including both funds from the Nunn/Lugar threat reduction program and from the State Department's Freedom Support Act. I'm not free at this time to describe the details of that compensation package.
This discussion began in late summer or early fall of last year, I don't remember the exact month. The Russian government was brought in very early in the discussions before any final decisions were made to move material out.
Q: Could you give us an indication of what this operation cost the United States with all three departments?
Perry: The airlift costs, which was the primary costs to the Department of Defense, were about $3 million. Perhaps Secretary O'Leary could add to that the DOE costs that were involved.
O'Leary: The DOE costs would have included the 27 DOE contract employees who were part of that team and the necessary equipment to support the team including the food and fuel for them. If not today, then certainly this afternoon we will total all those costs up to the maximum extent that I can and provide them to you.
Q: Can you tell me please, sir, whether you know if this cache of weapons grade material was targeted by any country or terrorist group for possible smuggling out of Kazakhstan?
Perry: We do not know of such targeting.
Q: You don't have any idea whether...
Perry: I don't have any idea of such targeting.
Q: If I could follow up the question to Secretary O'Leary, I'm not clear as to whether the material was purchased or donated by the government of Kazakhstan. And to follow that a little further, is the United States now open for business to purchase, acquire and store materials that might be unsecure in other parts of the former Soviet Union?
Perry: I think this situation was probably one of a kind in terms of the combination of the fact that the material was very highly enriched, that is direct weapons grade material, that the government of Kazakhstan came to us and asked for assistance and support.
I want to emphasize, they were guarding this material properly. The statement that it was poorly guarded is not correct, but it was a great drain on their resources to do it. They do not have the facilities that enable them to do that routinely as we do. It's much more effective and efficient for this to be included in the large supply of similar material that we have at the Y-12 plant.
We are not in business or seeking to repeat this, but if a similar, identical situation comes up, the factors that led us to make this decision I think would similarly be true.
Q: Do you expect Oak Ridge to be the site for future shipments of any foreign material that you get? How do you increase security out there to keep track of that?
O'Leary: The amount of this additional material amounts to .11 percent of the total supply that we can accommodate at Oak Ridge. So it's a minor amount against the total, so we don't need to add additional people for that amount. Understand as well, that we contemplate accepting more of our own material into Oak Ridge, and you need to know that in doing the environmental assessment we also gave ourselves a cushion of ten percent of the total storage available at Y-12 for foreign materials, not contemplating that we would need to receive them, but being fairly broad and trying to plan for our environmental assessment. But I want to be clear that that would only be a 10 percent addition on what we expect to have taken when the facility is totally occupied.
Q: (Inaudible)
O'Leary: I want to reaffirm what Secretary Perry has already said. We do not contemplate at this time additional shipments. But what I have learned in the time I've been in this job is, it's always nice to contemplate some contingency, so this contingency was contemplated when we were developing the environmental assessment, which I'm required to do under the law.
Q: You said this was being guarded properly, was your word, by the Kazakh authorities. Does that mean then the decision to go to the trouble and expense is one that was mainly driven by economic factors relieving economic burdens from the Kazakh government rather than concerns about security?
Perry: Concern about security was the driving factor both on the part of the government of Kazakhstan and on the part of the government of the United States. We have a facility in Tennessee that was precisely designed to do that, and does it for large amounts of material and it was very simple to add this relatively small amount of material at essentially no extra cost to us to maintain the continued storage of it.
O'Leary: I think it's important to add that the real kicker here was qualifying for International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards, which is something that the Department of Energy was already working on, being the first nation in the world to invite that inspection to one of its nuclear production facilities. I would like to use this as an opportunity to invite other nuclear weapons nations to contemplate and take the same action.
Q: Can you comment on the air strikes in Bosnia and whether they will relieve the situation in Bihac in any way?
Perry: The air strikes in Bosnia which were conducted against the airfield there a few days ago were for the specific purpose of deterring future air strikes by the Serbs against Bihac and other areas. We believe they will be successful in doing that. If they are not, we will have to take additional action.
The air strikes today were specifically against surface-to-air missile facilities which were threatening the NATO air patrol in that area. We have had a long-standing practice. We've been conducting air patrol over that area for many many months now, and we've had long-standing rules of engagement. So if any of those surface-to-air missiles try to engage or illuminate our aircraft, we are free to strike them.
Q: Secretary Christopher, could I ask you please, is it true that the government of Bosnia has said that if Bihac falls it will have to seriously consider giving up on its support of the contact group peace plan, and also perhaps even pulling out of the Croatian Federation. And just generally speaking, what is the United States and what are the allies preparing to keep Bihac from falling?
Christopher: On the first part of your question, there's no doubt that President Izetbegovic and Prime Minister Silajdzic regard the situation in Bihac as a very serious one. If it were to fall, I think the consequences would be serious. Prime Minister Silajdzic called me on Sunday to express appreciation for the steps that we were taking. We had a good talk. I told them we were going to be doing everything we could.
The various steps we're taking is to encourage the establishment of an exclusion zone. We're contacting our colleagues in NATO about further action that might be taken in the Bihac pocket. As you know, a cease-fire is being sought by the United Nations, so we're encouraging each of those actions that might relieve the pressure on the Bihac pocket and the city of Bihac. We'll be working at that today. But it is a serious situation and on the first part of your question, Barry, I think the leaders of Bosnia are watching the situation with a good deal of care.
Q: Madame Secretary, how exactly was the material processed in Kazakhstan? How would you...
O'Leary: You ought to take advantage of (U.S. official) who is here who can give you the real details of the operation and give it a real human touch. I leave him in your hands.
Press: Thank you.


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It was, after all, inside a brutal Egyptian prison where Ayman al-Zawahiri went from devout Muslim to radical jihadist. And it was the torture Khadr's father endured at a prison in Pakistan during the late '90s that first radicalized the young Omar. "It's clear some [inmates] have engaged in violence since their release," says Ken Gude of American Progress, a liberal think tank. "You can't help but worry that some of these detainees will look back on their experience and think ill of the United States."
This past January, two former Guantánamo prisoners, numbers 372 and 333, appeared in a jihadist video produced by Al-Qaeda in Iraq. One of them, Said Ali al-Shahri, is reported to now be a high-ranking Al-Qaeda leader in Yemen. "By Allah, imprisonment only increased our persistence in our principles for which we went out, did jihad and were imprisoned for," al-Shahri says in the video. He had passed through a Saudi rehabilitation program for former jihadists before returning to Yemen.
Says Gude: "We may have lost a generation in the Middle East and in the Muslim world who view the United States as a place where torture and indefinite detention occur. It's a real challenge, and it will be a lasting challenge for the U.S. to overcome. We're going to carry this burden for a long time."
Many supporters argue the methods used at Guantánamo and other military prisons holding terrorists were justified. In recent interviews former Vice President Dick Cheney has said waterboarding Khalid Sheikh Mohammed directly led the government to capture "a very impressive" list of top Al-Qaeda leaders in 2003.
The future of detainees still at the camp is unclear. Of more than 750 "unlawful enemy combatants" who have been detained at the facility since 2002, about 245 are left. That group includes Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the chief architect of 9/11; Mohammed al-Qahtani, a would-be 9/11 hijacker; and Ali Hamza al-Bahlul, Osama bin Laden's personal propagandist.
About 100 of the remaining prisoners are Yemeni, and President Obama would like to send them to their homeland. Another 60 are cleared to leave Guantánamo but have nowhere to go because, at least so far, no country has agreed to accept them. It's likely some will end up in the United States. Another seventeen inmates are ethnic Muslims from China, called Uighurs, and Obama will send them anywhere but China.
That leaves about 60 detainees to be tried, either by federal judges or in a new national security court system modeled after the existing Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which reviews FBI requests for wiretaps. It would give the government a place to try detainees outside the public eye, behind closed doors, at the government's leisure.
Many legal experts are opposed to the idea of creating a new court system. "It's always been a farce, this idea that you can't for some reason try these guys in federal court," says Tom Fleener, a former military lawyer who quit in protest last year over Guantánamo's military tribunal system.
But Benjamin Wittes, an adviser to the Justice Department's transition team, argues that while civilian trials for terrorists are the most legitimate, they can also endanger juries and judges. "I'm all for trying terrorists in federal court. Let's figure out who we can try in federal court, and when we get to the end of that list, we'll have a group left over," Wittes says. "Human-rights activists are kidding themselves if they think this is going to be a small group."
Prosecution won't be easy. For instance, top officials have admitted al-Qahtani was tortured. That could call evidence into question. And it'll be difficult to prove that Khadr threw the grenades that blinded Morris and killed Speer. The military's own account of the event leaves some doubt. Another enemy fighter might have lived long enough to have tossed them. But Morris and others maintain Khadr is the only survivor — and thus the only one who can be held responsible.
In any case Khadr's attorney, Canadian Dennis Edney, says Omar can be rehabilitated. Edney describes him as an open-minded young man who likes to read Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings books. According to a welfare report conducted by Canadian officials in March 2008, Khadr is a "likeable, funny and intelligent young man" who, despite limited education, six years of detention and no rehabilitation opportunities, demonstrates "remarkable insight and self-awareness." The report concludes Khadr is "salvageable" and "non-radicalized."
"I don't think anyone really has a handle on who he is today," says Michelle Shephard, author of a book about Khadr called Guantánamo's Child. "Before he was captured, he had a close relationship with his family, but we've heard various reports that at one point he had no interest in talking to his family...At one point I heard he was very devout, that he was leading prayers on the prison block; and then there's references [in the welfare report] where he's rather blasé about it.
"The only thing that's certain is that if he's released, he will need a lot of help integrating into society."
Khadr's attorney has a rehabilitation plan already in place. He wants Khadr to move in with him and enroll at nearby King's University College. Edney will also assemble a team of Muslim clerics to help re-educate the young man.
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Tuna and Avocado Salad
(4 servings)
2 ea Large hard-boiled eggs
2 ts Louisiana hot sauce
1 c Avocado, mashed
1/2 c Onion, chopped
1 ea 6 1/2 oz can tuna (in water)
2 tb Mayonnaise (maybe 3 Tbs)
2 tb Dill relish (koper)
1 x Fresh lemon juice
1 x Salt to taste
Peel eggs and mash real well with a regular dinner fork (more or less mince
them). Peel avocado and squeeze 1/2 lemon on it to keep from discoloring. Then
mash real well with fork. Mix these two ingredients real well. Drain water from
tuna and mix with onions, eggs, avocado, dill pickles or relish, salt,
Louisiana hot sauce, and mayonnaise. Serve over lettuce.
Avocado Salad Jelled
(10 servings)
1 Small package lemon gelatin
1 c Boiling water
2 Large avocados, peeled, cube
8 oz Cream cheese, softened
8 oz Crushed unsweeted pineapple,
1 c Chopped pecans
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Chill until consistency of unbeaten egg
white. Combine avocado and cream cheese; beat at medium speed of an electric
mixer until blended. Stir in pineapple and pecans. Combine avocado mixture with
gelatin mixture; beat well. Pour into a lightly oiled 8" square pan. Cover and
chill until firm. 10-12 servings. Bon appetit, Hope--Sunnyvale, CA
Title: Alaska Salmon & Avocado Pasta Salad
Yield: 4 Servings
6 oz dry pasta (macaroni, penne,
1 . rotini, or shells)
1 cn alaska salmon (14 3/4 oz)
1 . * or *
1 . 2 - 7 1/2 oz cans
2 tb french dressing
1 bn green onion; thinly sliced
1 red bell pepper; thinly
1 . sliced
3 tb cilantro or parsley; chopped
2 tb light mayonnaise
1 lime; juiced and rind grated
1 tb tomato paste
3 ripe avocados; diced
1/2 c sour cream
1 lettuce leaves to serve on
1 paprika to taste
Cook the pasta according to package directions. Drain and toss with
the French dressing. Allow to cool. Drain and flake the salmon. Add
to the pasta with the green onions, sliced bell pepper and cilantro.
Whisk together the lime juice and grated rind, the mayonnaise, sour
cream and tomato paste until thoroughly combined. Toss the pasta
salad with the dressing. Season to taste with salt and pepper; cover
and chill. Before serving, gently toss the avocados into the salad.
Spoon the salad onto a bed of lettuce leaves. Sprinkle with paprika
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Posted by The WEE Scot -- Paul MacGregor
From: Paul Macgregor Date: 08-17-95 Home-Cooking
Title: Avocado Salad Dressing
Yield: 1 Serving
1 Each Avocado
1 Tablespoon Lemon Juice
1 Tablespoon White Wine
2 Teaspoons Salsa
1 Teaspoon Dijon Mustard
Salt And Pepper; To Taste
Cut the avocado in half. Remove the pit. Peel. Put the avocado pulp in a
food processor along with the lemon juice, vinegar, salsa and mustard. Blend to
a smooth, creamy texture. Season with salt and pepper. Scoop into a storage
jar. Chill before serving. Stir to blend before serving.
Title: Chicken~ Avocado & Bacon Salad With Blue cheese
Yield: 1 Servings
1 c mayonnaise
1/2 c sour cream
6 tb chicken stock
2 1/2 tb blue cheese -- in small
1 freshly ground black
1/2 cup Fresh lemon juice (divided -- use) 4 cups Poached
chicken meat -- still cut into -- approximately 1 1/2 Inch pieces 2
cups Diced -- peeled avocado 1/2 teaspoon Kosher salt 1 Head romaine
lettuce -- torn 2 inch pieces 8 Strips bacon -- cooked until broken
into 1 inch -- pieces wedges for garnish
Put the mayonnaise, sour cream, stock, blue cheese, pepper and half
the lemon juice in a bowl and mix well. Toss the chicken and avocado
lightly with the salt and the remaining lemon juice. Arrange the
romaine in 4 salad bowls. Divide the chicken mixture evenly among the
bowls. Sprinkle the bacon pieces on top. Serve with the blue cheese
dressing. Garnish with tomato wedges. Makes 4 servings.
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