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Android OSAndroid OSYes
Android is an operating system for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers.
High-Speed Data CapableHigh-Speed Data CapableYes
A high-speed data capable device is capable of accessing C Spire's 3G high-speed wireless network, which means you'll benefit from faster uploads and downloads when connecting to the Internet from the device. You must subscribe to a data plan or feature in order to access the Internet.
Touch ScreenTouch ScreenYes
A device offering touch screen functionality.
Web BrowserWeb BrowserYes
A mobile Web browser is a software application that enables a user to display and interact with text, images, videos, music, games and other information typically located on a Web page. You must subscribe to a data plan or feature to use this device's Web browser.
Some devices have an email client built in while others can download a program for sending and receiving email. Click "List of Features" to learn more about email on this device. You must subscribe to a data plan or feature in order to access email.
An on-board camera will record and display images. A microSD™ card may be required to record images. Saving images to a memory card will reduce the impact large files have on the device's memory capacity.
An on-board video camera will record and play videos. The number of frames per second at which the video camera records and the length of each recording vary so click on "List of Features" to see this device's video player specifications. A microSD™ card may be required to record video. Saving video files to a memory card will reduce the impact large video files have on the device's memory capacity.
A speakerphone is a microphone/loudspeaker combination provided in the device. The loudspeaker broadcasts the voice(s) of those on the other end of the line, while the microphone captures the voice(s) of those using the speakerphone.
Voice CommandVoice CommandYes
Voice command is the ability for a device to respond to spoken commands, such as "Call Home," by understanding the sounds and then completing the action. Voice command converts spoken words to machine-readable input for the purposes of performing certain actions.
Tethering is sharing the Internet connection of an Internet-capable mobile phone with other devices. This sharing can be done over a wireless LAN (Wi-Fi), over Bluetooth, or by physical connection using a cable. The Internet-connected mobile phone acts as a portable modem when providing tethering services to other devices.
A 1GB Tethering Pass is available for $20 for 30 days. Learn more about tethering.
Hearing Aid CompatibleHearing Aid CompatibleYes
Devices with a hearing aid-compatible designation are rated in terms of radio frequency emissions and telecoil coupling. Only devices that meet the Federal Communications Commission's guidelines for hearing aid compliance are listed as compatible. Click on "List of Features" to see this device's hearing aid-compatibility rating. For more information, also visit cspire.com/hac.
By the numbers
Battery Type1500 mAh Li-PolymerBattery Type
The size of the device's battery in milliampere-hours and the type of rechargeable battery. Li-ion is an abbreviation of lithium-ion.
Dimensions4.56" x 2.22" x 0.62" (HxWxD)Dimensions
The height, width and depth of the device, measured in inches.
FrequenciesCDMA 850/1900 MHzFrequencies
The radio frequency bands this device will operate on.
Standby TimeUp to 20 daysStandby Time
The length of time this device will stay charged when not in use or connected to a Wi-Fi network.
Talk TimeUp to 7.5 hoursTalk Time
The length of time you can talk on a fully charged device. Using other device features at the same time affects this.
Weight5.57 ouncesWeight
The weight of the device, measured in ounces or grams.
Also Includes
- 4GB microSD Memory Card
- Travel Adapter
- USB Data Cable
- Wired Earbuds
- User Manual
List of Features
- 3.2" LCD touch-screen display
- Sliding 4-row QWERTY keyboard
- Android™ 2.1
- 3-megapixel camera with auto-focus, flash and panorama
- Improve your photos with image editing software featuring zoom, rotate, crop and resize
- Video recorder and player
- Music player supports MP3, WMA, AAC and AAC+ formats
- 4GB microSD card included (supports up to 16GB microSD card, sold separately)
- 3G High-Speed Data Capable
- Wi-Fi® connectivity (802.11 b/g/n)
- Email capable (Gmail, IMAP, POP3, Exchange and more)
- The hottest preloaded apps, including Google Voice Search, Google Maps with Navigation™, Gmail™, YouTube™, Facebook® and Amazon MP3™
- GPS turn-by-turn navigation and voice guidance featuring Google Maps™ Navigation
- 3.5mm headset jack
- Hearing Aid Compatible - M4, T3 rating
- Speaker-independent voice dialing
- Advanced Audio Distribution (A2DP) Bluetooth® profile - Streams audio in stereo from a phone to headphones
- Audio/Video Remote Control (AVRCP) Bluetooth® profile - Sends commands from stereo headphones to a phone
- File Transfer (FTP) Bluetooth® profile - Enables one Bluetooth device to view a list of files on another and transfer some files in either direction
- Handsfree (HFP) Bluetooth® profile - Enables a two-way wireless speakerphone (e.g., handsfree car kit)
- Headset (HSP) Bluetooth® profile - Enables a two-way wireless headset and supports simultaneous two-way (full-duplex) audio
- Object Push (OPP) Bluetooth® profile - Enables one Bluetooth device to transfer (push) an object (image or contact only) to another
- Phone Book Access (PBA) Bluetooth® profile - Enables a handsfree car kit to receive the name of the incoming caller from the phone's contact list
Great Extras for Your DeviceSee more accessories
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For Owners
- Android Performance Tips
- Make sure you have the latest software installed on your device. Your device's software version can be found in Menu > Settings > About. If there is a newer version of your software, you can download it at our Software Update Hub. Access this information using your computer.
- Make sure to power off and restart your device weekly. You can do this by holding down the power button for 5-10 seconds and then selecting "Power Off." You can also remove the battery and reinsert it.
- When charging your phone, use the wall charger that came with your phone.
- Clear the app cache for your apps. We recommend App Cache Cleaner. It's a handy tool that, with one touch, will clean out the application cache of all your applications. Clearing the cache for your applications will help your phone run more smoothly.
- Clear your phone history once a month. History Eraser can clear out your browser history, as well as the call log, text messages, Market search history, Google Map search history, Gmail search history, Clipboard data, YouTube search history, Google search history, all app cache files, and Frequently Called history. Clearing your phone and search history will also improve the performance of your Android device.


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Israel: Fact-Funding Panel on Violence Must Continue its Mission
The international fact-finding commission into the causes of the violence in the Palestinian territories must continue its work during the resumption of negotiations between the two parties, Israeli commission representative Moshe Koshanovsky said Tuesday.
"This commission can contribute to the peace process, therefore we will continue our mission," Koshanovsky said at a news conference in Tel Aviv.
The panel was agreed upon by Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat at the Sharm el-Sheik summit in Egypt on October 17.
Israelis and Palestinians are due to hand in a report to the commission by December 30, and the fact-finding body, led by former US senator George Mitchell, will make its recommendations public on March 30, Koshanovsky said.
He insisted that the Israeli report would "not be a propaganda document" and added that the commission "was not a tribunal", but was expected to issue "pragmatic proposals" -- TEL AVIV (AFP)
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- US-Led Panel to Probe Middle East Violence Amid Divisions Over Mission
- Mitchell: US-Led Mission \'Rules Nothing out\' in Probe of Middle East Violence
- Middle East Inquiry Panel Consults Egypt\'s President
- Jerusalem Post: Bush Perplexed at the Palestinians '\'Pushing'\' Kids to Die, Mitchell Panel will not Condemn Sharon

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I'm in Paris today. It's already 8:30pm,but still I have sun!!
I can't believe it. Such a beautiful country.
Day before yesterday ,I was in London.I slept 2 hours then yesterday I could not sleep ….I was almost died. But jet lug helped me I guess.
I'm gaining to sleep now with wine !!
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Sunday afternoon, it was announced that the Canucks had topped a poll asking NHLers to name the most overrated team in the league. This was just after Vancouver had pulverized Toronto 6-2 and just prior to making short work of Edmonton, 5-2. One wonders: if the Canucks are truly overrated, then how much worse are these teams than they seemed?
Of course, when it comes to polls of this nature, "overrated" is little more than a synonym for "disliked", which makes sense: the Canucks are, as we know, loathed throughout Canada, and when you consider that they're 11-2-1 and just spent the weekend batting Toronto and Edmonton around like a ball of yarn, it's not difficult to understand why. Canada has one good team right now, a fact of which I would bristle at being reminded, were I not a fan of that team. But I am, so I was as bristle-free as a knitted moustache when I watched this game.Continue Reading —›
The Leafs came into Vancouver having lost 9 straight games to the Canucks and were hoping to prove that they'd made the changes necessary to be successful in the West, like the American Office. Instead, they just wound up being awkward and cringe-inducing, like the British office. It was initially exciting to watch the Canucks absolutely dominate an opponent, but by the end of the game I just wanted to look away. This game was executive-produced by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant. I watched this game.Continue Reading —›


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I didn't think I had time for a relationship but yet I yearn for a body every boring night. I want to be in love, I want to love, I want to be a romantic being sucking up every moment that I can. I want the thought of someone going through my mind all day. I want to be wanted by someone that I actually want. My thoughts are seeking beyond their control for I must give in to what it desires. That's the only sanity that I will find and I hope that it finds me soon for I am becoming a weakling of society ???? walking around with my head high and my chest out like I am the strong woman that I appear to be but somehow I am unconsciously but consciously lying to myself while I believe the truths that are make belief. My thoughts are telling me that i'm a strong but I am a weakling. Cognitive dissonance got me going crazy but I'll hold down my word as I sit in this corner and reach out my hand and watch every one look at me. They keep walking because they don't have money to give as if that's the only thing a hand could be asking for.No, I want you join me. Converse with me. Share with me your deepest intellect.I grow from conversational stimulation. I'm aroused by the flow of new words rolling from your tongue. Tell me Something that I've never heard before. Connect with me.
I once told a crush that I was a very monotone individual. I once told a crush that while I may not speak one word my presence beats on the eardrums and retinas of those in a crowded room. I once told a crush that I needed someone to not only supplement me but someone who is going to complement me. hen That crush grabbed my hand and pulled me from the corner. As I began to boast because that crush told me 'well I'm pretty much the opposite' my thoughts made me hesitate. I too quickly became sedated as I faded into another world. I thought I wasn't ready for a relationship. I'm not ready for a relationship. I'm too busy for a relationship. So I said no.This crush turned into a drug....and sure enough I became addicted. And once again I'm sitting in the corner with my hand out. People walkin by cause they think they know what I need.No money. what one shoulda thrown me was a condom because I was mind ****ed hard and it was so damn good. This addiction oh how I should of said no. but now I'm here with a STD of the ****ing mind. I can't get rid of it. Shoulda said no. Now I'm here in the corner looking for a hand out. Somebody else to put their hand out. **** my mind one more time because intellectual sexual stimulation of the mind is the epitome of the relationship that I need. And if you have that then you complement me and I can compliment you.I can want you not only because you want me but because I love you and romance you because in the corner you grabbed my hand and knelt down on your knees.


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LOS ANGELES – It didn't look like a big play at the time. Just a case of Brandon being Brandon.
Brandon Phillips was thrown out at second for the first out of the game Monday night. The Reds took a 3-0 lead on the same play.
But when you look back on what would become a 7-5 Reds loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, it turned out to be a huge play.
"We should have gotten more than that in the first inning," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "You got to hustle on that ball there. It's a totally different inning. That was a rally-killer for us."
The Reds were facing Jason Schmidt, who was making his first start in 25 months, and it looked like he might not get out of the first inning.
Willy Taveras led off the game with a deep drive to left-center. He cruised in with a triple. Baker came out and argued that it was a home run. The umpires went in and looked at it on video replay. They eventually ruled it a triple.
Jerry Hairston Jr. doubled off the wall in left to get Taveras in. Joey Votto hit one off the wall in right for a long single. Hairston had to hold at third. Votto stole second. He went to third, and Hairston scored, on Russell Martin's throwing error.
Phillips hit a very catchable ball to right. It fell in front of Andre Ethier. Phillips, who did not break hard out of the batter's box, was out at second. Votto scored to make it 3-0.
"I was happy to get the RBI in," Phillips said. "I was happy I finally did something with runners in scoring position. I hit the ball to the outfield. . I was like 'damn, I missed it.' I put my head down.
"I didn't know he missed until I looked back up. I could've done worse and not gotten the run in at all."
"I (messed) up." Phillips admitted. "That's my second time this year not hustling. It won't happen again. I (messed) up."
Baker was still livid after the game.
"You've got to play hard all the time," Baker said. "That was big, real big. We had him on the ropes. We killed the rally. . . . We end up losing by two runs."Phillips has a history of this.
"Hey, man, we've all talked to him until we're blue in the face," Baker said. "This was going on long before I got here."
The play became big quickly.
Micah Owings could not hold the early lead. He went five innings, allowing seven runs on nine hits.
It was the Reds' 10th straight loss in Dodger Stadium. They haven't won in L.A. since Brandon Claussen beat the Dodgers July 28, 2005.
Schmidt would get out of the first without further damage.
"We were taking strikes and swinging at balls," Baker said.
Rafael Furcal started Dodger first with a bunt double. He just popped it over Edwin Encarnacion's head. Russell Martin followed with an RBI single.
Micah Owings struck out Manny Ramirez on three pitches.
Ethier followed with a drive to right that Dickerson misplayed into a double. Casey Blake doubled in two runs to tie it. James Loney singled Blake in, and the Dodgers led 4-3.
"We score three in the first," Owings said. "I've got to get us back to the dugout. I didn't do it tonight."
Owings got two quick outs to start the second. Martin singled. This time, Owings fell behind Ramirez 2-0.
Ramirez launched one to left for his 10th and it was 6-3.
The Reds would not get another hit until Phillips singled with two out in the fifth. He stole second. But Laynce Nix popped out to strand him.
Ethier made it a 7-3 game in the bottom of the fifth with his 19th home run of year, a no doubter to right.
The Reds scored two in the eighth. Votto led off with a walk. Phillips singled.
The Dodgers brought in Ramon Troncosco to face Nix. Nix hit one off second baseman Juan Castro's glove. It was scored an error. Votto scored and Phillips went to third. Encarnacion hit into a double play. Phillips scored but the air was out of the rally.


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By jaredmoshe | Jared Moshé's Blog June 13, 2005 at 7:14AM
How far will they go?
I don't think they'll be happy till every film deemed "liberal" gets an NC-17. From Elizabeth Drew in the NY Review of Books:
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Following a spirited discussion on the timing of a referendum to exceed the state imposed revenue limits to balance next year's budget, the Oconto Falls School Board agreed to schedule a vote for August.
School officials say the referendum is needed because of the unprecedented reductions in state funding for this school year and beyond.
Earlier this year, the board considered going to the voters this past November but decided against that option.
Since that discussion, however, a change in the state law placed an additional hurdle in the referendum's path.
Previously, a board needed to adopt a resolution for a referendum 42 days prior to the Election Day.
The change resulted in 70 days of lead-time. With that change, the board would have to adopt the referendum resolution by Jan. 21 in order to have a question on the April 3 ballot.
Given that timing, a resolution would have to be adopted at the board's next regular meeting. Board member Charles O'Harrow suggested it would be better to wait until the Aug. 14 fall primary election in order to give the board more time to consider the options and to make the case for voter support.
Even with that later date, the resolution would have to be adopted by June 2.
Regardless of which date was selected, the impact would be on the 2012-13 budget and tax levy which needed to be certified in early November 2012.
Waiting until the later date to present the question to the voters would mean a need to prepare the budget for the worst case scenario and the need for more layoffs and program cuts - and a last-minute scramble to restore those of a highest priority if the voters authorized the board to exceed the revenue limits.
Board member Jan Stranz commented that the decline in state support had put the district in a "race to the bottom" situation.
After much discussion, the consensus was to wait to the August date for the referendum in order to consider a number of other budget options and to gather better information before moving forward.
In other business:
» Spanish teacher Jessica Wettstein gave a presentation on a potential class trip to Spain in June 2012.
Students going on the trip would pick up travel costs. The board authorized the group to move forward with plans for the trip.
» the board reviewed the OFEA proposal for the 2012-13 school calendar along with a administration recommendation for a slightly different version. The board approved a revised calendar with June 2 high school graduation date as a response for consideration by the OFEA.
» As part of citizen participation, Chris Sherman raised concerns about the budget and the restructured band program.
Newly elected support staff union officers Jill Brasier, Nancy Wolf and Carla Nielsen were on hand to introduce themselves to the board.
» Assistant superintendent Candie Lehto shared DPI communication as a follow up to the April 2007 Civil Rights Compliance Review. The review was now complete with all issues resolved and the file closed.
» High school principal Bruce Russell presented the 2012-13 course description book. Two new courses that had not been presented for consideration previously were approved by the board. The revised course description book was then approved.
» Lehto, Russell and high school math teacher Greg Boehmer presented a concern about a number of students currently in first semester algebra class that were not finding success.
The board approved their suggestion as an intervention of offering a one-time second semester pre-algebra class that would be on a pass or fail basis.


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Cheaper gas? Yes way! Sort of
Texas gas prices may be way up from a year ago, remember $2.18 a gallon? But they've been falling statewide all through December. According to AAA Texas Weekend Gas Watch, the average price per gallon in San Antonio dropped from $2.92 on Dec. 7 to $2.85 on Dec. 27. Maybe that 7-cent-a-gallon cut will make […] [Read More]
William Sims Sr., local Ford dealer/philanthropist, dies
WILLIAM SIMS SR. William P. Sims Sr., a local philanthropist and owner and president of Southway Ford, died in his sleep Thursday night after celebrating his 52nd anniversary with his wife, Lillian, in Hunt. He was 73. "He was watching his favorite Longhorns play and passed away in his easy chair," his son Bill Sims […] [Read More]
Valero customers donate $1.18 million to Children's Miracle Network
If you stopped at a Valero gas station and donated a dollar to the Children's Miracle Network, then please take a moment to pat yourself on the back. This year, Valero Energy Corp. announced its customers raised a record $1.18 million, up 4.4 percent from last year, for the Children's Miracle Network during its recent […] [Read More]
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During the holidays, we can get easily distracted with the holiday lights, bad Christmas carols, relatives and countless other things. But when you get behind the wheel of a car or truck, your eyes should be on the road. And the fine folks at San Antonio-based AT&T Inc. want to remind teens and all other […] [Read More]
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Is this a sign that Zanu PF are recognising they cannot simply steal the elections and get away with it?
The state controlled Herald (aka The Horrid) has an article today which proposes a government of National Unity lead by Robert Mugabe and outlines what they (read Zanu PF because The Herald is their mouthpiece) want SADC to do:
The Zimbabwe Government and independent international observers are agreed that the just-ended harmonised elections did not produce an outright winner in the presidential race. It is unlikely that the on-going recount will substantively alter that position.
Accordingly, it stands to reason that, the transitional government of national unity, negotiated by the two leading contending parties, under the mediation of Sadc, supported by the international community, should be led by the incumbent president.
For the above scenario to materialise, there needs to be a major paradigm shift in the thinking of three major players.
It is up to Sadc, assisted by the progressive international community, to ensure that such a shift does take place.
The three players are the ruling Zanu-PF party, the opposition MDC-T party, and the UK/US establishments.
Personally, I think that since they are now acknowledging the results are probably not as flawed or corrupted as they initially tried to claim, then perhaps the Presidential should be released so we all (officially) who the real winner is.
Yeah, they have just admitted that there was no reason to recount and/or that the recount is changing anything!
This is not about reason though, is it? And it cannot be over in a stroke, as you say.
This is about the building dams and reservoirs so the river flows towards a giant dam which will supply water, irrigation, power, fishing and a source of life!
Much as I hate to let go of the win - we know the MDC and Morgan won - and having rejected it before, this seems to be perhaps the only way out without massive violence and continuing tragedy. Mugabe gets his exit, the armed forces and police save face, and a new government can start. Even if transitional, it is a major victory. The points to watch are who controls the negotiations, who is 'the mediator' and ' the incumbent...' as 'leader'. Past experience demands caution, but... ?
BBC is reporting that Zanupf has won the first seat in the recount (wot a surprise) Anyone got details?
Following my earlier optimistic comment, everyone needs to read this article on the dangers that may be being cooked up for 'transition'.
Goromonzi West recount:
Goromonzi West
Mp Party PVT ZEC Recount
Biata Nyamupinga ZanuPF 6193 6193 6194
Ian Makone MDC Tsvangirai 5931 5931 5931
Registered: 27980 Totals 12124 12124
Zanu PF gained a single vote in the House of Assembly recount. The Senate results remained unchanged.
Interestingly, the Goromonzi West election was one of two claimed to be "fatally flawed" when the recount began by SADC election observer Dianne Kohler-Barnard. She reported "ballot boxes with keys missing. One had a padlock open. Some had the envelopes with the keys sealed with Sellotape instead of wax... It tells me the box was opened, the ballots were fiddled with and it was repackaged but the person did it badly."
So is this recount, which was the one constituency the MDC called for, a decoy? I.e. is it to 'show' there is no rigging in the recount process despite boxes tampered with? To 'prove' Zanu-pf is not rigging the other recounts?
This Herald report reminds me of all the hassle around the time 'he' got married. It was reported by independent journalists who were then beaten within an inch of their lives, charged with treason.... all the usual stuff. Then not long afterward the Herald made the big announcement, national celebrations etc etc....
Apparently Goromonzi West constituency - ZANU-PF had won this seat before the recount.
If I know anything about Cde Robert (Houdini) Mugabe, if he so much as gets a foot in the door, there will be NO true Government of Unity! He will simply squash dissenting voices in Parliament, and re-instate what suits him and his cronies.
And Zim will loose the next five years to chaos, starvation, inflation and collapse.
And – don't forget – Bob's very best efforts to re-educate the people with regards their wavering choice of President. He will simply attempt to beat every ounce of opposition from the Opposition till it no longer exists.
Remember – he is a most malicious, vindictive, dangerous, immoral, selfish, underhand man! Anybody who thinks Bob can be made to reason or behave in a civilised fashion is terribly naïve.
MDC won – and that is it. Even winning an election as rigged as much it must have been before re-counting…
No – I say – this is NOT the time for condescension, and capitulation. I would suggest that to do so would be to unleash horror even worse than we can imagine now, upon the people of Zim.
But, how… Well that is the real question!
Government of National Unity Will not work!
There is an old adage, "you cannot put new wine in old wine skins.†This is so true in the case of Zimbabwe. Some of those in power right now need to become the new Diaspora while we return to rebuild what they have destroyed. Tsvangirai needs to learn from the difficulties he is facing right now with Mugabe and his cohorts before any government of national unity (GNU) is formed. Every time I hear somebody talk about a GNU, in my mind I will be hearing, â€hey let's have a government in which we will not hold each other accountable for our actions, as a starting pointâ€. If they cannot understand that the people have voted and that their time is up, then make no mistake they will not be easy to sit down with and teach new ideas. That's why it is said that you cannot teach an old dog new tricks. They have already proved that the law of diminishing returns has set in and they cannot offer any new solution to the problems that the country is facing. Mugabe and his cohorts are part of the problem and cannot be trusted to lay any new bricks on the foundation of a NEW ZIMBABWE!
I believe that a GNU will not do our country any good. If we take a look at the situation in Kenya right now, indications are that there is a lot of turbulence and undercurrents threatening the sustainability of that government of national unity. They cannot agree on the cabinet as we speak. Recent reports indicate that all is not well and we could see more trouble in Kenya than we have already witnessed. In our case, we have witnessed a government of national unity before. The merger of Zanu PF and Zapu PF or takeover if you will. Although this eased the tension between the two major tribal factions. This fostered an atmosphere of complacency on the part of that government. It is my conviction that if the two had not merged, Zanu PF would not have been able to remain in power for as long as it did. This is because that merger or takeover effectively killed the prospects of a viable opposition, thereby creating an atmosphere of complacency and corruption. And that is one of the major contributing factors that has brought about this social and economic decay that we have witnessed in our country. There was no outside force or opposition to contest the actions of Zanu PF for a long time. So they became reluctant and unresponsive to the needs of the electorate.
Zanu PF enjoyed a majority in parliament for at least two decades after the GNU, thats why they were able to amend and manipulate the constitution as they pleased. This is not healthy, and should not be repeated. Think about the journey that MDC has travelled to get to a place where the electorate can trust them to do a better job. Are we prepared to go through this lengthy transition again? I ask this question because there is talk about having another GNU? Why should we always appease people with another day in power? I believe that MDC should take the reigns and Zanu Pf should go back to the drawing board, if at all they have one. They should become the new opposition. Maybe this time they will give the electorate reasons why they should be trusted again. At the same time the existence of Zanu Pf on the sidelines will help keep MDC competent in its pursuits. As much as I love and support MDC, I believe that a viable opposition will keep any incumbent party or government, on its heels of peak performance, to justify its stay in power. Democracy is functional in America because there is viable opposition and in most cases a balance of power in the legislative body (congress). Given that a two thirds majority is required in order to pass legislation, this is only possible by winning at least some of the opposition party's members, in order for the legislation to sail through. Hence legislatures have to come up with very sound and unbiased legislation which is not designed to benefit one party at the expense of the other, or the electorate for that matter. It's almost like the electorate is protected from abuse of power by its government. This is what we need if at all we are ever going to hold our members of parliament accountable for their actions.
Now the fundamental question is; when a GNU is formed are we not back to a new "Zanu PF scenario†from which we will need deliverance again? I believe that a GNU is synonymous with a one party state and that is not healthy at all.
I also believe that when there is viable opposition, corruption can not only be confronted but tackled and contained, which is something that Zimbabwe desperately needs, going forward. This will force corrupt officials to leave office when they are exposed. The presidential term also needs to be reduced to a maximum of two (Four Year) terms. It doesn't matter how brilliant the president may be. They need to leave office before they overstay their welcome. Contrary to what is taking place in Zimbabwe, president Festus G Mogae of Botswana has just retired at 69 with two years to spare on his second term. That is food for thought for Mugabe, who is now looking for a seventh term at 84, thanks to our open ended constitution. Freedom of the press and broadcasting must be expanded to accommodate other players instead of having one mouth piece "ZBC and its cousin, The Heraldâ€. If a government of national unity is formed I doubt very much that it will open up to other media. We will probably be back to where we are before long.
Let us not forget that the entire Zanu PF leadership is OLD and simply needs to retire! We need new blood in the country's leadership. Besides the old guards, have a lot of baggage which may be difficult to deal with in a GNU setup. Some (like Leo Mugabe) have three, four farms and huge government contracts which they have received without any proper tender system. MDC does not need to appease this corrupt Zanu PF leadership. I believe that a new Government needs to clean house. They cannot do that while they are harboring old garbage at the same time. The people have voted for change, and that's precisely what they are expecting MDC to deliver. Tsvangirai should not be afraid of running this country with his cabinet. Besides we will cut you some slack Mr. Tsvangirai. We are aware that the country has been taken back to the Stone Age.
Mugabe has made it difficult to even imagine that in 1980 the Zimbabwe dollar was equivalent to The British pound. The people were more oppressed during his leadership than they were during the Smith regime. The only thing that they have managed to show us is how to destroy a country in 28 years. This leadership reached its lowest point when Mugabe sent his ministers to go and look for diesel from that diesel mystic. If anybody had any doubt about whether or not there is anything left in their tank (Zanu PF leadership) you simply need to reflect on that incident. That ought to tell you that you cannot ask for a GNU with people that are bankrupt of ideas. It's not workable, and should not be attempted. Besides a GNU will spend more time fighting within and make very little progress. The only way they can stop that infighting is, if they start giving each other candy and that means more corruption and cover-up will be required to sustain the GNU.I think we have seen enough of this!
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can't something be done about mbeki ,cn he not be replaced by zuma or someone else before these recount results are out becoz as much as we had admitting apa zanu pf ichatohwina chete vakatogadzirisa kare.


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"Tender shrimp are marinated in lime and garlic, cooked in Swanson® Chicken Broth with orange peppers, onion and cilantro, and served over lettuce and tomato to make a delightful salad."
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1 tablespoon
lime juice
2 teaspoons
grated lime peel
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1 pound
large shrimp, shelled and deveined
3/4 cup
Swanson® Chicken Broth (regular, Natural Goodness™ or Certified Organic)
1 medium
orange or red pepper
1 small
onion, sliced
1/4 cup
chopped fresh cilantro
4 cups
torn romaine lettuce or iceberg lettuce
2 large
tomatoes, thickly sliced
With my changes it was definitely a 5 star and everyone at the table had seconds and raved about the salad! I did not marinate the shrimp in interest of time. After boiling the shrimp in water to cook them, I sauteed them with the onion, red pepper, garlic, lime juice, and about 1 tablespoon of oil just until the red pepper and onion were tender. I added the cilantro and a sprinkle of fresh grated Parmesan cheese. I tossed everything with romaine and the tomatoes and more lime juice. I garnished with lime wedges and more Parmesan. It was excellent!
This was pretty awful. The dressing was too runny and it had almost no flavor.
8 Ratings
I was good but the sauce was a little runny for a dressing more like water.
It was OK. Not a lot of flavor, and just kind of boring.
Although the recipe didn't specify, I don't think the cooking liquid was intended to be used as a "dressing" for this salad. The flavors actually sound yummy.
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Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 136
Calories from Fat: 14
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World Cup runneth over with trivia
The World Cup is churning out statistics and tidbits that only the pathologically obsessed could love.
Here are just three examples catering to the US audience, which is hardly the most soccer-crazed. (We, of course, still call it "soccer" in a world gone mad over "football.")
Landon Donovan's 91st minute goal against Algeria made him the only American player to score multiple goals in two World Cups.
Tim Howard posted the first shutout by a U.S. goalkeeper in the World Cup since the famous 2-0 victory against Mexico on June 17, 2002, in the Round of 16 in Korea/Japan.
American fans should not forget the quarterfinals in 2002, when the United States lost a 1-0 match to Germany, the ultimate finalist, after an obvious handball by a German player was missed or overlooked, by the referee.
"Should not forget"?
If I remembered stuff like this, I'd forget to eat breakfast.
Before this World Cup ends, I wouldn't be surprised to read something along these lines:
"The goal was the first scored off the left foot of a divorced, tattooed striker parting his hair on the right and owning a second home in Majorca, since Italy's third goal in the 1977 match with Brazil.
Such a glut of fact, figures and trivia could only be technology-driven.
Search "striker," "left foot" "bald," "Majorca,'" "divorced," "hair."
Commentators and sports journalists seem to be saying: We are sharing this absurd fact because our computer is able to generate it. Aren't we clever for having such a clever computer so cleverly programed to impress you with how clever we are?
Well, not really.
Save the space. Save our time. If you are so clever, tell us how to cure cancer or end war.
Now that's worthy of a real World Cup.
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You've seen him on ROC City Tonight. At a ceremony, Dr. Louis Papa was given a major honor for his work in the medical field.
He received the Edward Mott Moore Physician Award. It's the highest award handed out by the Monroe County Medical Society.
Dr. Papa has worked for the URMC Medical Group for 17 years as a primary care provider.
He also spends a lot of time volunteering around Rochester.
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Michael De Leon
Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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En el recuento de los daños
Por Arianne Villanueva, Project Spurs A un poco mas de dos semanas después de la dolorosa derrota y eliminación de los San Antonio Spurs por parte de los Grizzlies de Memphis durante los Play Offs (eliminatorias), aun continúan las auto-preguntas que nos siguen tormentando. ¿Que hicimos mal? ¿En que fallamos? ¿Que pudimos haber hecho para lograr […] [Read More]
Spurscast #246: Paul and Jake take over
Since Jeff and I have been recording and producing shows pretty much non-stop since last summer, we thought we'd let two of our staff run the asylum this week. Our lead writer, Paul "Pau" Garcia was joined by staff writer Jake Faunce to talk about the latest in Spurs news. They first talked about Manu […] [Read More]
Nowitzki says his 2006 play against Spurs his best
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs The Los Angeles Lakers ran into a buzz saw that was the Dallas Mavericks and Dirk Nowitzki in their 2011 playoff semifinals matchup. Los Angeles had nothing to stop Dirk as he led Dallas to a stunning sweep over the then defending NBA champs. But does Dirk consider his stellar play […] [Read More]
Writer's Sound Off: Addressing the Spurs issues
Each week, our writers will sound off on one topic of the week with short audio takes. If you are a Spurscast subscriber, you'll also be seeing podcasts with all of our takes together along with your weekly Spurscast. This week we asked our writers, Paul Garcia and Jake Faunce, to address some of the issues […] [Read More]
The San Antonio Spurs Offseason Guide
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs 15 days. It's been exactly 15 days since the San Antonio Spurs were eliminated in six games at the hands of the Memphis Grizzlies. 15 days later it's hard to fathom that a squad that won 61-games was sent home in the first round by an eight seed. But the […] [Read More]
Ettore Messina to be offered a coaching position with Spurs?
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs As you may recall, back in March, famed European coach Ettore Messina was able to visit with the San Antonio Spurs and spend eight days on the Spurs bench as an observer. However, according to solobasket.it, Messina and the Spurs met at the Euroleague Final Four where Messina could be […] [Read More]
Reflections on the Spurs season
By Jake Faunce, Project Spurs In a season where a team carries the best record in basketball for much of the year then finishes up having the number one seed in its conference, then loses to the eighth seed for one of the only few times in NBA history, it's safe to say it was a failed […] [Read More]
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Spurscast #245: Sad but true
With the San Antonio Spurs ending their season after just six playoff games, Jeff and I looked back at the 2010-11 season and picked out some of our high and low moments and recapped the year. It was a year full of surprises, like Gary Neal, and disappointments, like Richard Jefferson. In the end a […] [Read More]
Ginobili excited to be playing this summer
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs Now that the San Antonio Spurs season is over and a long summer is ahead of the players, some of the players can now enjoy their families, take time for vacation or in the case of Manu Ginobili, get ready to play for the Argentinian national team this summer. Ginobili […] [Read More]
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Last year, in response to some health issues, I decided to try to go sugar free (including honey, maple syrup, etc. in addition to regular white sugar) for a period of time.
Now I do use some things with very small amounts of sweetener, but I do severely limit them. The health difference is amazing! I don't get sick all the time anymore and I can breathe so much better. My chronic sinusitis is going away.
The difference is like night and day.
I would like to learn how to bake better though. Before starting to be more careful about sugar intake, I was big into baking things. Now I hardly ever bake. Does anybody have some good tried and true no sugar gluten-free recipes?


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Ebaugh Dedication
A crowd of chilly but very happy Denisonians gathered on campus Friday afternoon for the re-dedication of the newly renovated and expanded Ebaugh Laboratories, and even the brisk autumn breeze was no match for the depth of pride in our beautiful new building and the excitement of formally dedicating such an important new element in the teaching and learning of science at Denison.
Speakers during the historic event included Chairman of the Board of Trustees Thomas Hoaglin '71, President Dale Knobel, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of the Sherman Fairchild Foundation Walter Burke '71, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Peter Kuhlman, and student Louise Carroll '12, who is a chemistry department fellow.
Burke, who represented the project's lead donor, The Sherman Fairchild Foundation, described the sheer pleasure he felt in awarding the $5 million gift to Denison that enabled the project, and Hoaglin thanked the project's other major donors who were inspired by the foundation gift to join in and make the building possible, including the Booth Ferris Foundation, Hollis Smith French '76 and T. Bondurant French, Trustee Sharon Smith Martin '65 and J. Landis Martin, Trustee William C. Mulligan '76 and Harriet Blair Mulligan '76, Edwin S. Parsons '41 and Tai D. Shigaki '44, James B. Summers Jr. '77 and Sheryl A. Summers, as well as the late Beverly Thomsen Fleischmann '41 and Robert C. Fleishmann, the late J. Donald Kincaid '30 and Julianne D. Kincaid, the late Robert H. McCulloch '47 and Patricia M. McCulloch and the late William B. Snyder '36 and Laura S. Snyder.
The original Ebaugh Laboratories were built in 1966 and named for William Clarence Ebaugh, chemistry professor from 1917 to 1945. The renovation and expansion, which took 17 months to complete, has significantly updated the original 32,000 square foot facility, while adding more than 19,000 square feet.
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Branding - Your Opinion of it.
I want to know everyone's opinion on it and who knows what it is. :)
Also, if you need something to be explained about branding, feel free to ask me.
Hmm well I'm starting to look into branding my horses. None of them have tattoos, brands, micro chips or papers. So I'm thinking about branding them. From what I've heard, I'm best off doing a hot brand. Which I'm slightly leary of doing on my horses for some reason :S
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I just made some quick breads and most of them have now sunk down in the middle and don't look the nicest? Why did this happen??
Typically one of two things causes a quick bread to sink - a) it wasn't quite done or b) the batter is too wet.
When you cut them, you'll notice the middle is a little doughy.
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Thank you for your responses. I had a feeling it was that. I was working out of new ovens (double ovens) and was baking a couple of different ones. I think I need to double check the temps. in the ovens because some loaves turned out and some did not. This sure isn't the time of year where you need to be redoing things isn't it?? Darn!
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Kirtan / Music
Our 2015 Kirtan Musical line-up. More to come…
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Jai Uttal, a sacred music composer, recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, and ecstatic vocalist, combines influences from India with influences from American rock and jazz, creating a stimulating and exotic multi-cultural fusion that is truly world spirit music. Having traveled extensively in India, where he met many beautiful saints and singers, Bhakti yoga became his personal path. Jai has been leading kirtans around the world for more than 30 years, creating a safe environment for people to open their hearts and voices. His new album "Kirtan Kids" was recently released by Sounds True. Jai Uttal
Singer and songwriter Donna De Lory has always followed divergent musical roads. The petite, vivacious brunette with the mighty voice happily dallied in the mainstream as Madonna's sassy tour sidekick for over a decade, but her own parallel journey as a solo artist follows a more eclectic muse. A devoted student of yoga and spiritual teachings, De Lory's lushly conceived solo albums are not only inspired by Western pop, but Indian devotional music, Sanskrit mantras, Northern African grooves, psychedelic arrangements, and dance beats. Donna unique, world music-meets-kirtan style has been called "the perfect combination of earth Mama and fairy child, with a voice that oscillates between the passionate laments of Janis Joplin and the crystal clarity of Enya." Donna De Lory or Donna's Facebook Page
An accomplished musician, record label owner, mother, and one of the founders and leaders of today's World Music movement, Wah! has performed with Deepak Chopra, Gregg Braden, Wayne Dyer and Neale Donald Walsch. If you have taken a yoga class in the last 5 years, you have undoubtedly heard her music. Her Savasana CDs have sold over 60,000 units worldwide; in 2011 iTunes featured her with a compilation titled "Greatest Yoga Music Ever." Her new book Healing: A Vibrational Exchange brings her work to a wider audience; she has lectured at Princeton University, Loyola Marymount University, conferences and EXPOS throughout the country. She is an innovator in her field, using a deep understanding of music to create high energy experiences that are transformative and expansive to the soul. Wah Music
Deepak and the Breath of Life Tribe are a world sacred music ensemble based in Los Angeles that was started in March of 2010. Their style is an eclectic blend of traditional East-Indian music and World Beats infused with an array of modern Western genres ranging from Rock, Pop, Funk, Blues, Jazz, and even Hip-Hop.
The Tribe is led by Deepak Ramapriyan who has played with many major artists and yoga teachers in the world including India.Arie, Jason Mraz, Jai Uttal, Dave Stringer, Donna Delory, Saul David Raye, Micheline Berry, Shyam Das etc… as well as being one of the lead kirtan artists that plays for Sri Sri Ravi Shankar when he is doing his discourses around the planet. Breath of Life
Scott and Shanti Medina are a dynamic husband/wife duo combining the bhakti of devotional chanting with the deep captivation of mantra offering an ecstatic journey through the rhythms and potency of sacred sound. Scott's classical guitar training and heartfelt spirit inspired him to begin sharing devotional chanting after being on staff at Omega Institute Rhinebeck, NY where he began his training in the art of kirtan over 20 years ago. Shanti began sharing her love of chanting over 10 years ago when she received her Yoga and Pranic Healing certifications. Their chants are universally accessible and easy to follow creating an atmosphere of ecstatic devotional connection and sweet bhakti bliss. Together they co-create inspiring community gatherings across the Front Range and beyond. Their home studio, Prajna, in Boulder, CO hosts a variety of events, teacher trainings, classes and retreats with mentors from across the globe. Energize Shanti or find them on Facebook.
Sheela Bringi, a young Indian American multi-instrumentalist and singer, was raised in the rugged foothills of Colorado surrounded by American music, but singing the ancient melodies and mantras of her parents' native South India. Her vocals and multifaceted talents on the harp, the Indian harmonium, and bansuri bamboo flute create a lush and evocative live performance rooted in the beauty of ancient tradition. As a young woman, Sheela trained in North Indian classical music, and later jazz and world traditions with world-renowned pioneers. Her ability to inhabit multiple musical worlds has won her a following in the yoga community, in the overlapping Indian and world music scenes, and made her a sought-after addition to edgier club music projects (she's toured with Karsh Kale and DJ Drez, among many others). Sheela Bringi
Gaura Vani is a multi-disciplinary artist – fluent in music, film and visual arts. He is most known for his Mantra Music performances (an emerging genre based on ancient Indian mantras or chants). Gaura Vani's events are unifying and transporting – a mix of participatory rhythm and song, story and dance. He travels often to Africa, the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia performing both as a solo artist and with his sacred music ensembles "The Hanumen" and "As Kindred Spirits." Gaura Vani performs regularly at eclectic venues like private homes, theatres, temples, yoga studios as well as festivals like Lollapalooza, Bhakti Fest and Wanderlust. Guara Vani


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April 2010 Archives
Hello Tiger Fans!
The semester has flown by! I can't believe tomorrow is my last day of spring practice ever! And finals are only 2 weeks away. This semester has been very productive on and off the court. The team has worked extremely hard on the court, in the weight room and when we are running around Hearnes for our conditioning. Our team has made huge improvements over the past few months and we are getting prepared for the fall.
It was quite a weekend for the Missouri baseball team as the Tigers climbed right back into the middle of the Big 12 Conference standings. After entering the weekend at the bottom of the league standings, Missouri used a sweep of a Sunday doubleheader with Kansas State to vault into seventh place. The Tigers are just percentage points out of six and a half game back of fifth spot. This past weekend's series saw plenty of schedule changes as the weather did not allow for games to be played Friday or Saturday. The series was cut to just two games, both played on Sunday and both won by Mizzou.
Follow the Mizzou track and field program at the Drake Relays all weekend long. The blog below will offer live event-by-event updates and a unique prespective into the meet. Be sure to follow your favorite Tiger athletes all weekend right here at MUTigers.com!
Missouri took a win in the series opener against Oklahoma State last Friday, by a score of 9-2. However, the Tigers dropped the next two games of the weekend and now sit at 19-16 on the year and have a record of 4-8 in the Big 12.
Hello Tiger Volleyball Fans!
Some of you may not know who I am because this is my first semester in college here at Mizzou. I graduated high school early (in January) so I could start my collegiate career this spring. As you can imagine, the past couple months have been a major transition for me. I am practicing and playing with the team as well as taking a full 15 hour class schedule. I've been learning a lot and gaining some very valuable experience which will put me in a great position to help the team come this summer and fall.
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Since this is my first spring season with Missouri Volleyball I have had many new experiences and I have learned a lot from this team. In the beginning of the spring we were working on our individual skills and since I am a defensive specialist I worked with Priscilla Armendariz and Caitlyn Vann. Now for the past 4 weeks we have been having our team practices to get us back in the flow of things and improve our team chemistry. Off the court we have been working hard as well and Coach Paul is always pushing us in the weight room and keeping us in shape. We also have two teams within our whole team (the black and the gold) and we compete against each other in physical and mental challenges to earn points each week. Off the court we can earn points as well for doing things such as extra study hall hours or getting an A on a test. This weekly competition has benefited our team in many ways by helping us improve our competitive sides, but our sportsmanship as well.
During the offseason, the Mizzou volleyball program has introduced a video segement that will help fans get to know their favorite student-athletes. Each week, MUTigers.com will cath up with one of the Mizzou volleyball players and give an inside look into that player's life. This week, MUTigers.com caught up with middle hitter Brittney Brimmage.
MUTigers.com will be at Audrey J. Walton Track & Field Complex all weekend to cover the Tigers as they take part in the Tom Botts Invitational on Friday and Saturday. As always, MUTigers.com welcomes fans to follow all of the track and field action on the live blog, linked below.
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In shades of the Nuremberg Trials, an April 12 article from the Associated Press seems to excuse away the actions of the assistants of accused criminal abortionist Kermit Gosnell as "only following orders."
For the AP, Maryclaire Dale begins her piece with that very sentiment saying, "They say they were just doing what the boss trained them to do."
Incredibly, throughout the article, Dale seems to absolve these assistants for the horrible things they did, softening the guilt of nearly every person accused of crimes with excuses.
In some cases, Dale claims that these accused assistants had a hard time finding jobs before Gosnell gave them a shot at killing babies born alive. According to Dale, one had to work for Gosnell because she had "post-traumatic stress syndrome." Dale excuses others because they were somehow related tangentially to fiendish Doctor Gosnell.
For another, Dale seems to mitigate the admissions of an assistant who pleaded guilty for administering the drugs that killed a woman from Bhutan because she was "confused" when she admitted to her crimes.
After her Nuremburg-like opening sentence, Dale then says, "But eight former employees of a run-down West Philadelphia abortion clinic now face prison time for the work they did for Dr. Kermit Gosnell."
"Work"? That is a pretty benign word to use for the actions of people that murdered patients!
Next, Dale seems to have sympathy for these assistants because they were "untrained" and had to work "long, chaotic days" and only "for little more than minimum wage." And why did they do all this? Dale explains it away saying, "But for most, it was the best job they could find."
So, no one should expect these people to have had any moral qualms about murdering babies and patients both all because they had a hard time finding work otherwise?
Dale tries to raise sympathy for another accused assistant because she was "angry" that Gosnell wasn't helping her get her medical license back after she had had a nervous breakdown.
But even in Dale's piece, the crimes these assistants are accused of ring out like a clap of thunder to Dale's meek excuses.
The assistants are accused of shoving scissors into the heads of babies born alive to kill them, they are accused of delivering drugs without a license, accused of criminal distribution of OxyContin, accused of delivering medical procedures without training or licenses, and accused of killing women that came to them for abortions. One even exposed patients to her case of Hepatitis C.
All of these assistants perpetrated these actions knowing full well that they were breaking the law and all of Dale's excuse making doesn't paper over their culpability for those crimes.
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ICBA and Habitat for Humanity signed a formal agreement creating the national alliance during ICBA's Joint Committee Meetings, an annual gathering of more than 300 community banking leaders in Washington, D.C.
ICBA represents the largest constituency of community banks in the nation, with members serving many of the same neighborhoods as the 1,684 Habitat for Humanity affiliates. The ICBA-Habitat for Humanity International alliance will enhance local relationships between these community banks and Habitat for Humanity International affiliates, wherever there is the greatest need.
"Community banks help millions of Americans realize the dream of homeownership every day," said Camden R. Fine, president and CEO of ICBA. "Many of our members already work with Habitat for Humanity in their local communities. This alliance merely strengthens the common goal between ICBA and Habitat to help provide affordable, dignified housing with every family possible."
The ICBA-Habitat for Humanity International alliance establishes ICBA National Build Day, an event in which community bank leaders and staff will spend a day working on local Habitat for Humanity construction projects. The first ICBA National Build Day is planned for next year. Additionally, ICBA and Habitat for Humanity will work together to organize other volunteer build days throughout the year.
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