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While Lebanon's army is busy completing the "urban restructuring" of the refugee camp at Nahr el Bared (no doubt in full compliance with international and human rights law), UNIFIL forces in the South have sought to avoid future surprises by "turning to Hizballah for protection."
According to reports quoting UNIFIL sources, intelligence agents from Italy, France, and Spain met with Hezbollah representatives in the southern city of Sidon in April. As a result, some Spanish peacekeepers subsequently were "escorted" on some of their patrols by Hizballah members in civilian vehicles. Too bad there were no such escorts on the day six members of the Spanish contingent were blown to bits by a roadside bomb. But not to worry—UNIFIL/Hizballah collaboration continues. After the attack, Spanish foreign minister Miguel Moratinos promptly spoke with his Iranian counterpart Manucher Mottaki, and (according to the same reports) Spanish UNIFIL officers and Hizballah officials have met once at least since the bombing took place.
Why should this surprise anyone? After all, this practice goes beyond the confines of Lebanon. Mme. Sarkozy's trip to Lybia involved the same kind of logic, which is in line with a time-honored Mediterranean tradition. Protection has its price, after all, and extortion sooner or later yields dividends for all involved. The extortionists get what they want (money for a hospital, trade with Europe, docile peacekeepers). And those who pay them, in whatever currency, stay alive.


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Labour Party announces all 10 county council candidates for Lincoln next year
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The Labour Party has sent a strong message to rivals by announcing all ten candidates who will stand in Lincoln at next year's county council election - seven months before voters go to the polls.
The party, which has only five seats on the local authority following a demoralising defeat in 2009, has already begun campaigning.
Caroline Flint, Labour's shadow secretary for energy and climate change, attended a party meeting at Grafton House in Lincoln on Saturday, November 3, and urged party members to learn from recent election defeats.
The Member of Parliament for Don Valley said: "This has to be the earliest launch of county council candidates in the entire country.
"It's about campaigning every day, year in, year out.
"We lost heavily in terms of Lincolnshire County Council in 2009 and the general election in 2010 - we have to learn from our mistakes and show we mean business this time.
"This is why we have set our stall out early. Getting candidates elected and people interested in local government is very important.
"Sometimes as a party we have failed to even get somebody to stand for a seat. I really hope this is not the case for our party in Lincolnshire, next year. We need to earn people's support once again. After big losses, this is a chance to put the wrongs, right."
The Labour Party aims to overturn a huge majority currently being enjoyed by the Conservative Party.
The Tories hold 62 seats in the County Hall chamber.
The Lincolnshire Independents hold six seats, while the Liberal Democrats and Labour both have four. Also attending the meeting were Lucy Rigby, the party's prospective MP for Lincoln, Lincolnshire Police and Crime and Commissioner candidate Paul Gleeson and Labour's county council leader Rob Parker.
Mr Parker has challenged his party to sweep the voting in Lincoln by winning all 10 county council seats on offer.
He said: "In 1993 we won every seat in Lincoln on the county council.
"In 1997, we won every seat, in 2001 we won every seat and in 2005 we won every seat.
"In 2009 we won three seats. There has to be a reason for that. We have the potential to win all ten seats in Lincoln.
"I have made it clear this is our aim and maybe that is an over ambitious aim but I don't think it is - given our record."
Talking about the meeting, Mr Parker added: "It has been really successful and we'd like to do something similar in other parts of Lincolnshire.
Lincoln North: Judy Renshaw.Lincoln West: Robert Parker.Lincoln Glebe: Neil Murray.Lincoln East: Robin Renshaw.Lincoln Bracebridge: Sue BurkeLincoln Moorland: Geoff Ellis.Lincoln Park: Nev Jackson.Lincoln Boultham: Kev Clarke.Lincoln Hartsholme: Gary Newson.Lincoln Birchwood: Rosie Kirk.


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Step 1: Card Slots
Now, take a credit card, and rap it with duct-tape so the sticky side faces out.
Repeat this step about four to five times.
Step 2: The Card-Wallet
Next, cut a piece of tape that is slightly wider than the bottom of the stuck-together card-slots.
Next, cut a piece of tape the length of the wallet, and stick the previously cut piece so it is under it.
Next, cut a piece of tape 1+1/2" longer than a card, wrap it around the card-slots so it wont stick to your pocket.
Your done with the slots.
Step 3: The Money-Clip
Take the 2" and 3/4" pieces, and stick the 3/4" pieces 3/4" in from one end, and fold the other end down 1/2 an inch.
Take the 4-1/8" piece, and place it dead-center in the middle of the long piece, so it is flush at the top.
Next, fold the other half of the 4-1/8" piece over itself, and stick the 2" piece on the top of it.
Next, use the last piece to secure the pocket and cover to the main strip.
Step 4: Applying the Money-Clip
Your wallet can hold up to twice as many cards as there are pockets, and up to 200 bills in the clip. To open the clip, grasp the flap, and pull it from the back of the wallet. put folded in half money on the front of the wallet, and fold+secure the money-clip over the money.
From humble origins a good duct tape wallet is made,enough said...
TWO HUNDRED bills??? Folded? is that supposed to be 20 maybe? Has anyone made this and tried to fit 200 bills in it? Why the argument about the name brand. This should be a topic of discussion.
The term "duck tape" stems from the initial use of this tape, in the Navy, where it was called so due to its effective water repelling properties, much like a ducks feathers.
The term "duct tape" stems from its later commercial uses, where it was quite often used in venting and ducts, because it seals effectively.
It is considered acceptable to use either form, but quite idiotic to try and claim that one is more right than the other.
To others below me, there may well be a brand called "Duck Tape", but that is not where the name comes from.
(We can further confirm our friend's ignorance in the comment reply below.)
Oh my god, who, the h*ll, cares?!
PS I luv duct tape!


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In Lao PDR farmers employ mostly one of two cultivation systems: either the wet-field paddy system, practiced primarily in the plains and valleys, or the swidden cultivation system, practiced primarily in the hills such as in Oudomxay. 45% of the rural villages are dependent upon swidden agriculture for their subsistence. However, this form of farming is difficult and area intensive, as the land needs time to recover to sustain its productivity. The main crop is rice and other important produce are vegetables, fruits, corn, cassava, coffee, sugarcane, tobacco, cotton, tea and peanuts. Livestock grazing is also an important component of rural livelihoods, with water buffalo, pigs, cattle and chicken being the principle livestock. Forests do not just contribute wood, but a broad range of fruits, herbals, and meat to the income of families. Approximately 40,000 ha of land is cultivated in Oudomxay with rice as the major crop. The rice is mostly from rain fed upland systems with some rice growing in rain fed lowland systems and a small amount of irrigated systems. The government in cooperation with international organizations is working for improving the production intensity while proposing a sustainable usage of natural ressources. Maize and soybeans are other important crops in Oudomxay.
For experiencing the life of Lao farmers in real, please see the tours we have organized for you here.
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Steven T. Miano
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Philadelphia, PA
Steven T. Miano is a Shareholder in the Environmental Department of Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller in Philadelphia, PA. He has been practicing environmental law for over twenty-five years. His practice includes all facets of environmental law and litigation. His clients include industrial corporations, commercial entities and municipalities. Before private practice, Mr. Miano was an Assistant Regional Counsel for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region III, Hazardous Waste Branch. He is an Adjunct Professor at Rutgers University Law School where he teaches courses on environmental law. He is a frequent lecturer and has written on various environmental legal issues for a variety of publications. He has also served as a course planer for several regional and national environmental law programs.
Mr. Miano received his B.S. in Environmental Studies from George Washington University in 1982 and his J.D. from the University of New Hampshire School of Law in 1985.
Mr. Miano is listed in Chambers USA America's Leading Lawyers For Business (Band I), Who's Who of Business Lawyers for Environmental Law, Pennsylvania Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers in America. Mr. Miano is a former Publications Officer and Council member of the ABA's Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources and was the Co-chair of the ABA Section's Water Quality and Wetlands Committee from 2001-2003. He is also on the Editorial Board of the ABA Section publication, Trends, for which he served as Editor-In-Chief from 1997-2001. He is the co-author of the TMDL chapter in the Section's Clean Water Act Handbook and was the peer reviewer for the Section's Basic Practice Series book on RCRA. From 1998-2005, Mr. Miano served as a board member and Vice President of the Board of Trustees for the Support Center for Child Advocates, the largest agency of its kind in the country providing legal and social services to abused and neglected children and was named Distinguished Child Advocate in 1997. He is also a graduate of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Arts & Business Council - Business on Board Program.
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Pamela E. Barker
Appleton Papers Inc.
Appleton, WI
Pamela Barker currently holds the position of Executive Director of Environment, Health and Product Safety and Assistant General Counsel at Appleton Papers Inc., joining the company in February of 2007. Prior to that, she was a shareholder at Godfrey & Kahn S.C., a Milwaukee law firm where she practiced for 27 years. At Godfrey & Kahn she was the co-chair of the Environmental Energy Practice Group. Her primary area of practice was in federal and state environmental law focusing primarily on complex issues arising out of real estate transactions, corporate mergers and acquisitions and lender liability.
Pam has long held leadership positions with the State Bar of Wisconsin and the American Bar Association. In 1993 she was the first woman and youngest President of the State Bar of Wisconsin. Prior to that she served as the Chairperson of the Board of Governors of the State Bar of Wisconsin and was the President of the Milwaukee Young Lawyers Association. Pam served eight years in the House of Delegates of the ABA and served on the Executive Council of the Young Lawyers Division of the ABA. Within the Section of Environment, Energy and Resources, Pam has served on the Council, as Chair of the Governance Committee, and as Chair of the Environmental Transaction and Brownfields committee. She has also served on many committees within the American Bar Association including the Commission on Women in the Profession.
In 1979 Pam received a Juris Doctorate from the University of Wisconsin Law School, magna cum laude, and received a B.A., cum laude from Beloit College.
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Seth A. Davis
Elias Group LLP
Rye, NY
Seth A. Davis is a partner in Elias Group LLP, in Rye, New York, co-chairing the firm's environmental and energy practice since 2004. He handles a wide variety of environmental issues arising out of a wide range of corporate and real estate transactions, regularly represents responsible parties in site remediation and cleanup negotiations, and counsels corporate and individual clients on compliance with all the environmental statutes. Previously, Seth was a partner in Huber Lawrence & Abell in New York City for 12 years. Prior to his return to private practice, Seth practiced environmental law in the law departments of Revlon, Inc. and the Celanese Corporation. During the more than 30 years he has specialized in the area, Seth has worked in just about every area of environmental, health and safety law.
Seth is an Adjunct Professor at Pace University Law School, teaching a course in Environmental Law in Commercial Transactions. Within SEER he has chaired the Section's Committees on Site Remediation, andEnvironmental Transactions and Brownfields and the Website Task Force, and served a term on Section Council. Seth received his J.D. from Harvard University in 1975, and his B.A., Summa cum laude, in 1972 from Wesleyan University, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
Seth is Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals for the Village of Croton-on-Hudson, where he resides. For ten years he directed Destination Imagination, the world's largest problem-solving competition, in the Eastern region of New York state. He can often be found following his diverse passions at Yankee Stadium, Lincoln Center, and Saratoga Race Course.
Seth is painfully aware that, no matter else he accomplishes, he will be remembered for being a 4-time winner on "Jeopardy!" in 1991.
Jonathan W. Kahn
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Toronto, Ontario Canada
Jonathan is a senior partner in the Toronto office of Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, one of Canada's top business law firms. He routinely represents clients on the purchase, sale and remediation of contaminated properties; mining regulation and permitting; renewable energy projects; management of natural resources; the transportation, handling and disposal of hazardous substances; environmental permitting; air and water regulation; municipal and hazardous waste management; lender liability; and other environmental matters.
Jonathan's practice includes matters in the municipal, energy, resource planning and transportation law fields, and his clients span a wide spectrum of industries, including in the chemical, mining, construction, oil and gas, transportation, general manufacturing, automotive, waste management, and energy industries, as well as the food and beverage and agribusiness industries.
Jonathan is a former chair of both the National Environment, Energy and Resources Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association and the Environmental Law Section of the Ontario Bar Association.
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Jeffery S. Dennis
Federal Regulatory Commission
Washington, DC
Jeff Dennis is Director, Division of Policy Development, in the Office of Energy Policy and Innovation at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Washington, D.C. In that role, he leads efforts to evaluate the effectiveness of existing Commission policies and to identify new and emerging policy issues impacting the Commission's statutory responsibilities.
Previously, Jeff served as a Legal Advisor to Commissioner John R. Norris at FERC, where he provided legal and policy advice to the Commissioner on all aspects of FERC's regulation of the electricity and natural gas industries. Before joining Commissioner Norris' staff, Jeff was Director, Federal Regulatory Affairs, at Edison Electric Institute (EEI), the trade association representing investor-owned electric utilities. Earlier in his career, Jeff was an Attorney-Advisor and Appellate Attorney at FERC, where he advised the Commissioners on electricity regulatory matters, and defended the Commission on appeal before the United States Circuit Courts of Appeals. Jeff has also been an attorney in private practice, representing electricity generators and large power users in federal and state regulatory proceedings.
Jeff has held several leadership positions in the ABA's Section of Environment, Energy and Resources, including Young Lawyers Division liaison, committee chair, and member of Council. He is also an active leader in the Energy Bar Association. In addition, he has published several articles in trade and scholarly publications, and is a frequent speaker on topics in energy and environmental law and policy. Jeff has a J.D. from the University of New Mexico School of Law, Order of the Coif, where he earned a certificate in natural resources and environmental law, and a B.A. from Marymount University (Arlington, VA), summa cum laude.
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Amy L. Edwards
Holland & Knight LLP
Washington, DC
Amy Edwards is a Partner at Holland & Knight LLP in Washington, DC, where she co-chairs the firm's national Environment Team. She routinely counsels developers, lenders and corporations about effective strategies for structuring real estate and corporate transactions to minimize environmental and financial risk. She also counsels clients on climate change and sustainability issues, environmental disclosures, and product stewardship issues, and represents companies in enforcement proceedings. She regularly writes and speaks on these topics. Amy has been practicing environmental and energy law for more than thirty years.
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Amy has held several leadership positions in the ABA Section of Environment, Energy and Resources, including serving on its Executive Council, as Planning Chair for its 21st Annual Fall Conference in Baltimore, MD, as Chair of the Environmental Transactions and Brownfields Committee (ETAB), and as a Vice Chair of the ETAB Committee. Amy also actively serves as a member of the Environmental Law Institute's (ELI's) Board of Directors and on the Advisory Board to the Bloomberg BNA Environmental Due Diligence Guide (EDDG). She has been recognized in Chambers USA - America's Leading Business Lawyers guide, Environment Law; in the Best Lawyers in America guide, Environmental Law; in Washington, D.C. Super Lawyers, Environmental Law; and in The International Who's Who of Environment Lawyers.
Amy received her J.D. from The George Washington University Law School, and her A.B. from Smith College. She is a member of the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and American Bar Associations.
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Channing J. Martin
Williams Mullen
Richmond, VA
Channing J. Martin is Chair of the Environmental Law Group at Williams Mullen in its Richmond, Virginia office. He has practiced environmental law for more than 30 years, and he regularly represents clients, including manufacturers, electric utility power plants, foundries, petroleum companies and trade associations, in connection with permitting, compliance and enforcement matters before regulatory agencies and in state and federal court.
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Channing is listed in Chambers U.S.A. America's Leading Lawyers for Business, Virginia Super Lawyers, Virginia's Legal Elite and The Best Lawyers in America. He is author of numerous articles and chapters in national publications, including the Virginia chapters of Brownfields Law and Practice (LEXIS Publishing) and Implementing Institutional Controls at Brownfields and Other Contaminated Sites (ABA Publishing).
Active in civic affairs, Channing is Chair and a member of the Executive Committee of United Way of Richmond & Greater Petersburg and previously was Chair of the Greater Richmond United Way Campaign.
Channing received his B.S. in 1975 and his J.D. in 1979 from Washington & Lee University. He was a clerk to the Honorable A. Christian Compton of the Supreme Court of Virginia. In his spare time, he likes to sail.
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John E. Milner
Brunini Grantham
Jackson, MS
John Milner concentrates his practice primarily in environmental law. He represents business and industrial clients in environmental litigation in state and federal courts in the southeastern region, as well as environmental permitting and enforcement actions, natural resource damage assessments, and regulation promulgation proceedings before the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality and other federal and state agencies. His environmental practice also concerns real estate due diligence and contractual matters in the southeastern region states. John represents clients in lobbying and monitoring activities concerning environmental and other business and industry issues before the Mississippi Legislature.
He is a Fellow in the American College of Environmental Lawyers. He has also been recognized by Woodward/White as one of the Best Lawyers in America® in the fields of Environmental Law and Litigation- Environmental in Mississippi and is ranked by Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers as a Band 1 practitioner of environmental law in Mississippi.
John is a member of the Section Council of the American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources and currently serves as the Section's Publications Officer. On August 11, 2013, at the ABA Annual Meeting, John Milner received from the ABA Section of Environment, Energy and Resources the first annual "Chair's Award for Outstanding Contribution" to the Section for 2012-2013.
John currently serves as Environmental Counsel for the Mississippi Manufacturers Association, the primary trade association representing the interests of Mississippi industry, and is General Counsel for the Mississippi Poultry Association and for the Mississippi Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Stores Association. He also serves as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Mississippi Chapter of The Nature Conservancy and is a past Chairman of the Board.
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William L. Penny
Burr & Forman, LLP
Nashville, TN
William L. Penny ("Bill") is the Chair of the American Bar Association's Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources. He is currently a member of the law firm of Burr & Forman, LLP in the Nashville, Tennessee office.
He has practiced in the environmental law field for nearly 30 years. Before entering the private practice of law he was general counsel for the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation and its predecessor agencies for 10 years. His practice includes environmental remediation, water quality and wetlands, RCRA, CERCLA and UST regulatory and litigation matters before federal, state and local agencies and courts. He was the founding chair of the Environmental Law Sections of the Tennessee and Nashville Bar Associations. He is the principal author of A Practical Guide to Tennessee Environmental Law, has authored numerous articles on environmental law, maintains the Tennessee Environmental Law Blog and is a frequent speaker both nationally and locally on environmental law. He received his Bachelor of Arts from The University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 1975 and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the Nashville School of Law in 1981. He is an instructor at the Nashville School of Law in Environmental Law and Administrative Law. In the Fall (unless there is an ABA event) you can find Bill at a University of Tennessee Football game either in Knoxville or wherever they play. Bill is listed in Chambers USA, "America's Leading Lawyers in Business," Best Lawyers in America (Nashville Area Lawyer of the Year for Environmental Law), and Mid-South Super Lawyers.
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Lee A. DeHihns III
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Lee DeHihns is a member of Alston & Bird's Environmental and Land Use Group. He concentrates on regulatory matters and defensive litigation matters for industrial and municipal clients. His areas of concentration include air quality, hazardous waste, water quality and wetlands matters, corporate audits, compliance program development, debarment, and white-collar criminal defense. Lee joined Alston & Bird in 1990 after serving four years as Deputy Regional Administrator of USEPA Region 4. Lee received a Senior Executive Service Meritorious Rank Award from President Bush in 1989. His career began with USEPA in 1974 in Washington, D.C. where he rose to the position of Associate General Counsel. He was the Section Chair (2007-2008) and a member of the Council (2001-2004). He is the Chair of the ABA Task Force on Sustainable Development (2013-2015). He was the Chair of the ABA Delegation to the UN's Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in June 2012. He served on two House of Delegates committees - Drafting Committee (2010-2012) and the Resolution and Impact Committee (2012-2014). He was a Class Representative in the SOC (2005-2008) and also served on the SOC Executive Committee (2005-2011). Lee received his B.S. from the University of Scranton in 1967 and his J.D. from Catholic University of America in 1974. He is listed in The Best Lawyers in America and in Chambers USA America's Leading Lawyers for Business under environmental law.
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Sheila S. Hollis
Duane Morris LLP
Washington, DC
Sheila Slocum Hollis is chair of the Washington, D.C. office and serves on the firm's Executive Committee and Partners' Board. Ms. Hollis practices in the areas of energy transactional and regulatory law, and international and administrative law before government agencies, Congress and other entities. She specializes in domestic and international energy, water and environmental matters, representing governmental bodies and the power and natural gas industries. She was recently named one of the 50 Key Women in Energy worldwide and was a finalist for Lifetime Achievement in Energy in Platt's Global Energy Awards. Ms. Hollis is the first attorney in private practice to be nominated for the award. With a long career in issues relating to infrastructure, energy reliability, enforcement and compliance, and international energy policy, Ms. Hollis recently successfully represented the District of Columbia in a key electric reliability case.


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Tri-Met is missing the boat in revenue generation. The objective of mass transit is to get drivers out of their automobiles, reduce auto pollution, and congestion. Simple economics demonstrates that raising fares lowers ridership.
The solution to subsidizing mass transit should be to raise revenue from automobiles and drivers who don't use mass transit and thereby contribute to transportation pollution and congestion:
If you ride the bus it's free.
If you insist upon commuting in your auto, you're going to be taxed to pay for the mass transit and the people using it.
The one thing I want to know about this trail would be -- Is the terrain accessible to mountain bikes? And if so, what's the difficulty of the terrain? (Some of us MTB'rs like to keep both wheels on the ground.)
Let's note first that I ran a sub-3 hr. marathon in 1978. We understand what running entails. Any doctor worth talking to will explain to you that humans are poorly designed to be standing on their hind legs, much less running on them. The biomechanics of the human torso is all wrong for bi-pedal locomotion.
And so now these runners would dispense with the technological apparatus that mediates the negative impacts to the torso?
It's BUNK -- trendy bunk. And it's telling that the advocates are over-training zealots who have running injuries. People who get injured in training are not paying attention to their bodies.
We as a nation need to develop alternate forms of transit. The right of way for this Dunthorpe streetcar derives from the Tualatin & Willamette Valley RR, (1880's) which later became The Red Electric, and the Portland Traction Company.
The rails and rights of way are long established. Communities in the Willamette / Tualatin Valleys grew up around these rail lines. Light rail is making a successful impact upon Portland area transportation -- witness Max, Tri-Met. (We're featured in Siemen's TV ads.)
Light rail is planning for the long haul -- pun intended. We need to develop what we have, what we got talked out of by General Motors and Goodyear.
OK! It's not all here, but it's a start!
Tillamook Head and Ft. Stevens provide hiking opportunities. Ft. Stevens has miles and miles of paved bike paths. Hiking trails run all through Falcon Cape, Short Sands Beach, Neahkahnie Mountain (however it's spelled).
The link to the Oregon Coast Trail Brochure is broken -- But there's plenty resource material on Google.
Durham is evidently suffering from prescription drug induced psychosis. The shooting is unfortunate and deplorable, but Durham is also in need of some serious medical attention. I expect Durham is dead, likely self-inflicted. Why aren't the police using bloodhounds? They have the scent and a decent trail. Bloodhound would have turned him up last Sunday.
Yeah, replace it with SINGLE PAYER. Everyone in the US gets health care, part of being a citizen. The "premiums" come out of your taxes, and we put the insurance companies out to pasture.
This story is getting sad. Durham seems to be suffering from drug induced psychosis -- from prescribed medications. It's unfortunate, sad that the officer was shot and in critical condition. But Durham is an unfortunate victim of poorly monitored medical care.
No, I'm not a bleeding heart liberal. I've seen the psychotic side-effects of prescribed medications.
What might be inferred from news reports and neighbor's comments is that Durham is having psychotic/delusional episodes. I expect he's out in the woods somewhere, dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. I don't understand why the police haven't called in the bloodhounds. They have his vehicle, his "scent" and he's on foot. A bloodhound would find him -- quickly.
I'm a little bit left of Karl Marx. I shop at CostCo, Fred's, WinCo, Safeway. No Wal-Mart in this area, but they're promising to come.
If it comes in a container or off a carcass with four legs we don't eat it -- not at least without first reading the label. Marketing of the typical American diet is hideous. There's a steak-house out there (Don't ask me where.) that's featuring steak (fat) "smothered in potatoes (fried in fat) and cheese (more fat).
Obesity and heart disease are No. 1 health issues in America, followed closely by Type 2 Diabetes (which is a nutritionally caused illness).
Think for a second about "nutritional determinism." Most of us eat what's available, without much thought about what's in it.
"As a veteran, and a voter, I remind you- typically a government allowed to play unattended does no good, "
Unattended government. That's why we have "a well regulated militia" -- because it's "necessary to the security of a free state."
"And so the idea that there is no legitimate need for high capacity magazines," (I fixed the typos.)
It's not the "Bill of Needs." It's the Bill of Rights."
They're not "clips." "Clips" are what girls wear in their hair. This mis-use of terminology demonstrates that the writer is uninformed.
The purpose and intent of the 2nd Amendment (Article II) of the Bill of Rights is to provide an armed electorate as a defense against a tyrannical government.
Magazine capacity limit legislation doesn't work. Last "Assault Weapons Ban" exempted "pre-ban" firearms and magazines. It did little other than encourage firearms manufacturers to design "end runs" around banned firearm features. (The thumbhole rifle stock is one end-run.)
Manufacturers went into extended production of "pre-ban" high capacity magazines, and supplies of high capacity magazines were readily available -- at inflated prices. Moreover, they were bought and hoarded by people who may never have otherwise considered them, except that they were "banned" and therefore a desirable investment.
What's the "purpose" of a 30 rd. magazine? The "purpose" is defense in law enforcement. And "The People" have the same right to keep and bear arms as law enforcement. It's a provision in the Bill of Rights to ensure a "well regulated militia" -- to ensure that the electorate has the means to "regulate" the militia powers of the government.
The issue here shouldn't be "gun control." The issue here needs to be "nut control." Without exception these heinous crimes have been effected by persons who are demonstrably and clinically psychotic. The law forbids their access to firearms, and yet they slip through the health-care cracks in the system.
Here in Oregon, we have physician-assisted suicide. In order to qualify, a person must have two physicians agree that they are not mentally ill and that they have a terminal illness. They also have to ask at least twice, on two separate occasions. Then, and only then, can they get a prescription for a lethal dose of a medication for themselves. On the other hand, to obtain a lethal weapon, which can be used to kill others as well as the owner, no mental health exams are required, and certainly no illness is needed.
Assisted suicide is not protected by the Bill of Rights. Moreover, it has nothing to do with limiting the power of government. An armed electorate, along with the other nine articles of the Bill of Rights pertains to limiting government power.
If/when you put government in charge of the guns, then the protections of the Bill of Rights and Article II are nullified. We have the BATF, Federal Form 4473, NICS, etc. etc. etc. Where the "system" is breaking down is NOT in terms of "gun control." It's breaking down in terms of Mental Health Care and diagnosing the crazies who need help.
Ten years to get the VA to correct a discharge. Fifteen years to get the VA to provide me with 100% service connected disability (PTSD). In the interim, I've been marginalized, unemployed, homeless. Despite VA records clearly demonstrating the disability began during active duty, circa 1970, the VA only compensated me retroactive to 1998, because of some egregious red-tape, regulation and an "unmistakable error" in the VA decision. Currently, we're pending an appeal -- since 2003.
"Delay, deny, wait 'til they die."
I'm 62. The VA owes me compensation from the time I was 22. I'm not alone.
The government controls the guns or the People control the guns (and the government). I don't trust government control.
John R. Lott, Ph.D. "More Guns, Less Crime" -- social science, statistician out of U. of Chicago blows holes in this argument.
You boil the flavor and nutrients out of the soup pot and add salt for "flavor." Beans (chili) are notoriously bland. The "solution" is to add salt -- because it's CHEAP.
CostCo needs to be next on the list. Fat, sugar, salt . . . not the three food groups.
The wealthiest nation in the world can afford to provide health care for ALL it's citizens.
During the last "Assault Weapons Ban" I purchased an AK-47, with 30 and 40 rd. magazines, a 75 rd. drum magazine. I purchased three AR-15's and unlimited 30 rd. magazines. I purchased a Mod. 45 Uzi Carbine, and a Mod. 45 Uzi Micro Machine Pistol, with unlimited access to 25 and 50 rd. magazines. I purchased a Glock and had unlimited access to high capacity magazine. The only thing the "Assault Weapons Ban" accomplished was to eliminate bayonet lugs on military rifles introduce "thumbhole stocks" to replace pistol grip stocks on military rifles. The "ban" drove up the price of everything. Talk of reinstating a ban has boosted sales of Glocks in AZ 65%.
The failure of the AZ shooting, and the Virginia Tech. shooting is that crazies are slipping through the cracks in the US Mental Health Care System. It's a health care issue, not a gun control issue.
Ohhhh yeah, and even with access to all this high capacity, high power hardware, I've never shot anyone.


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Tomb Raider: Previous Inhabitants Challenge in Cliffside Bunker Guide
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Previous Inhabitants is the 12th challenge in Cliffside Bunker mission in Tomb Raider, in order to complete this challenge you have to Burn the 4 Chrysanthemum Banners of the Imperial Japanese Army. Here in this guide we are going to cover all locations of 4 Chrysanthemum Banners that you have to burn. You can use the fire Arrow or the torch to burn them.
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- Tomb Raider: Non-Believer Challenge in Mountain Base Guide
- Tomb Raider: Laid to Rest Challenge in Shanty Town Guide
- Tomb Raider: Silencer Challenge in Shanty Town Guide
- Tomb Raider: Firestarter Challenge in Geothermal Caverns Guide
- Tomb Raider: Red Cap Roundup Challenge in Summit Forest Guide
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Cliffside Bunker Beach: Previous Inhabitants Challenge
Here is the location of all the 4 Chrysanthemum Banners that have to find and destroy in this mission to complete this challenge.
Chrysanthemum Banner – 01 Location:
Before slides through the crack in the wall, you will find the first flag in the gun bunker.
Chrysanthemum Banner – 02 Location:
You can find this flag on the main bunker building's roof.
Chrysanthemum Banner – 03 Location:
When you first enters the bunker's big main room. It above to you look up to see this one.
Chrysanthemum Banner – 04 Location:
You will find this flag near the Endurance Overlook day camp on the crane above the army truck that's parked.
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A communications agency is in the finals of a global PR industry awards.
Word Association, in Hinckley, has been shortlisted in the CIPR Excellence Awards.
It is one of six finalists up for the best external publication award for a commemorative book the team produced for Walsall Housing Group.
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Dick "Dino" Wilson, age 47, of Minerva died Monday May 17, 2010, in Aultman Hospital.
Born Dec. 21, 1962, in Canton, he was a son of Ica (Calvert) Wilson of Minerva and the late William Wilson.
He was owner of R. Wilson Trucking for 12 years. He was active in tractor pulling and was a member of the Ohio Mod Rod Pullers and an avid fan of Nascar and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
In addition to his mother, he is survived by his wife, Jackie (Kohl) Wilson, who he married Oct. 13, 1995; five children, Heather (Ryan "Smitty") Smith, Christy (Butch) Hawk, Danyelle Radsick and Derek James, and Jake Wilson, all of Minerva, and John Wilson of Kensington; two sisters,
Donna Huhn of West Virginia and Mary Wilson of Scio; seven brothers, Tony (Brenda) Wilson of Magnolia, Larry (Margie) Wilson of East Rochester, Dave (Kathy) Wilson of Kensington, Ike (Shawna) Wilson of Mechanicstown, Sam (Diane) Wilson of Carrollton, Carl (T.J.) Wilson of Pennsylvania and Keith Bouscher of Massillon, and five grandchildren, Alyssa, Logan, Rylan, Lane, and Aubrianna.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Marty Wilson and Patty King.
Funeral services will be Friday at 11 a.m. in Gotschall-Hutchison Funeral Home in Minerva with Rev. Kerry King officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Calling hours will be Thursday 6-9 p.m. in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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The Adirondack region is one of the worlds most beautiful areas. For centuries people have come here to enjoy the mountains and lakes. Sadly, the people closest to this gift of nature those of us who live here have often been less than respectful. The truth can be found along roadsides as the winter snows recede; litter abounds. A group of Moriah residents have decided to fight back and clean up. Led by David Bruce, Moriah is planning a town-wide roadside clean-up project April 21 to mark Earth Day. Bruce has organized dozens of volunteers to serve as coordinators for specific roads. Those coordinators will lead other volunteers in picking up litter along miles of roadways. A successful project depends on having each road or combinations of roads with a volunteer coordinator who will contact his or her neighbors to help with the cleanup, Bruce told the Moriah town board recently. To date, he said, volunteers have agreed to clean 88 percent of Moriahs roads. Bruce estimates it will take volunteers an hour to clean each mile of road. People interested in helping with the clean-up effort can call a volunteer coordinator, Nancy Tuffield at 546-7254, Becky Gilbo at 546-8631 or any member of the Oversight Committee comprised of Paul Salerno, Jeanette Rotella, Richard Carpenter, Jamie Wilson, the Rev. Charmaine Rogers and Pete Rotella. The town board has agreed to support his project and will provide orange bags, reflective vests and pickup services once roads have been cleaned by volunteers. Ugly roadside trash is an enemy to all and collectively it is a community problem that requires the whole community to solve it, Bruce said. The first step is to clean it up and the second step is to prevent it from happening. Things like styrofoam cups last upwards of 20 years in the environment, he added. Diapers may last more than 300 years. These are not only environmental concerns but there are economical concerns that have a direct impact on the tourism for our region. People do not want to come to a place that is dirty and trashy. There are laws on the books that can fine the offenders but often it requires catching people in the act or some kind of paper trail. While these laws exist, they are not working. The community must take a stand and change the way they live their lives, Bruce said. Once we do this, if people do it (litter) again itll be pretty discouraging, he said. We have to take responsibility for what happens in our community. Moriah Supervisor Tom Scozzafava, who has been battling litter issues for years, echoed Bruces comments. Its a question of personal responsibility and pride in our community, he said. Earth Day was started on April 22, 1970, in response to environmental issues fostered around the protest tied to the Vietnam War. Since that time, Earth Day has been held every year with a goal to Think globally, act locally. The Moriah effort is a wonderful example of that Earth Day goal. Bruce and all those who take part in the Moriah clean up are to be lauded. Fred Herbst is Times of Ti editor. He can be reached at email@example.com
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wow this is awesome, I am a great fan of beef noodle, I just love the soup! hey! the satayman serve such a rusty was, just look at the metal plate, just what they use when i was a little boy! lol!
Big Boys Oven´s last blog post..Italian Restaurant Johor Bahru Best – IL GIARDINO
I think I will enjoy those oodles of flat noodles and couple with the three quarter cooked beef, it makes a mean meal to have.
jencooks´s last blog post..HONG KONG FAMOUS YUNG KEE CENTURY EGGS
CK!!!!! it's 11.18pm and i feel hungry again looking at your pictures! wish i could put a piece of ngau lam in my mouth now <3
p/s: my sisters hate ngau lam, they say it looks like towel… -_-
xin´s last blog post..Kun Kee Wantan Mee @ Uptown
aaaah penang food, i only tried the hokkien mee not enough!!
christock´s last blog post..Orgasmic Euro Deli
Really nice photos, and you've taken photos of the person cooking the satay, really good ones! I don't take beef, so happy that they have so many other things to offer. And even toasted bread for the potato sauce, sounds delicious!
Sugar Bean´s last blog post..Restoran Chongqing Chicken Hot Pot (?????)
so much nice food….esp the fish head noodle…i love it…
SimpleGirl´s last blog post..Tg Tualang Seafood – Lung Seng
I would like to try out the fish head noodle. But the toast bread to go with potato sauce is something weird to me
allie´s last blog post..Apong Guan | Penang Hawker Food
Nowadays it's hard to find good pork satay and the sweet potato, chili and sour plum sauce is so special!
foodbin´s last blog post..RESTORAN KEONG KEE-2nd VISIT.
I had no idea there was a pork satay stall there! This has been my hunting list for the longest time… I think at one time I heard there was one lurking about Bangkok Lane? Can somebody confirm this please?
550ml jar of faith´s last blog post..Fish head noodles… stop me if you've heard this one before!
ah…. i like the Hainamese satay. Something different. But I am not sure if the Hainamese Satay stall owner is the same as the one in Bangkok Lane before as I was told that sometime they will move to the nearby shell station along the road.
The fish been hoon soup must be very tasty looking at the brooth. Ah…. will mark down this place. ^-^
FoOd PaRaDiSe´s last blog post..Kedai Kopi Swee Kong @ Solok Moulmein, Penang
never noticed that place .. thanks for sharing.
Duckie´s last blog post..A simple Penang Breakfast
i've tasted many Hakka noodles but definitely not the beef version. very interesting!
great post. definitely good to know the different genres of Chinese hawkerfare in Penang!
Nic (KHKL)´s last blog post..Kafe Beriani Gam Putrajaya
Hi CK, you make me hunggrrri..all those awesome food pornography you displayed :))) salivating :p i love the beef brisket and the wanton..yum yum…eer hunngri now ^ * thanks for sharing the place
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U should try the Hainan satay at Bangkok Lane on tue, thur and sat no bad
christock – In that case, come on over to Penang for a makan trip.
Sugar Bean – Not to worry as there are many more food stalls located beside this coffee shop.
SimpleGirl – It taste good too…slightly different from the clear soup version.
allie – There is always the common peanut sauce if you don't like the potato chili version.
foodbin – There might be a few left, but I only came across two.
550ml jar of faith – The Bangkok Lane stall is still there and only available on tue, thur and sat whereas this satay is on daily except sunday.
Food Paradise – This satay is different from the one in Bangkok Lane. This are the only two stalls that I have come across so far.
Duckie – Remember that it's closed on Sunday
Nic (KHKL) – Glad you find it interesting.
Elin – You know which shop to look for when you want the beef brisket.
Mindy – Not too sure if it is available in KL. Hope other readers can help out here.
Tan – It's difficult to keep track of him…sometimes he is not there on those days too. His satay is good too.
The dry Ngau Nam with flat noodles looks so special and tempting. Never knew there is hainanese satay too. Will try out these one day. Thks for sharing.
Sweet Jasmine´s last blog post..Chicken a la Carte……….
the beef noodles and satay look really special! is this beef noodle a must try in penang? if it is, i'll bookmark it for my next visit (which is don;'t know when)…
I don't take beef. The noodles look really yummy! It will be great to me if the beef is substituted with pork or chicken. :p
food-4tots´s last blog post..Water chestnut and bamboo cane drink
Hainanese satay with potato sauce!! must go try this. The Bangkok Lane one is hard to catch. Comes whenever he likes.
Don't fancy beef…but the hokkien char and fish beehoon looks nice too!!
buzzingbee´s last blog post..Sirarom – Thai cuisine
Hi CK u're a real food gourmet..I'm a penangite too..but don't know d locatio of d braised beef noodle that u've mention,,any more specific landmark n what time is d stall open..TKS ALOT!!
Sweet Jasmine – Its nice to know that you find it interesting.
octopusmum – If you like beef, then you should try it, plus the satay too.
shell – Haha…just wanting to try out different food. Do check out this version of satay.
Mabel – These two stalls are different. Do try out this to see if you like it or not.
food-4tots – Looks like you have to go for the wanton and charsiew if you don't take beef.
buzzingbee – Hope you are able to catch hold of this satay.
priscilla – Do click on page 3 for the map location on my post. The braised beef is open from lunch till early dinner.
i tried them last night and the ngau larm mee is very nice. I never knew the stall exist although the roadside side char hor fun stall is a family favourite! eheheh
Eve´s last blog post..Go Fly a Kite
Eve – Glad you like it. Do try the fish beehoon from the roadside stall too
ck lam´s last blog post..Penang Hawker Food & Nyonya Cuisine @ The Wok Cafe, Kota Damansara
Yes, i love the Hainanese satay – limited about 300 sticks per day only from 6 ~9pm oredi nearly finished. gotta 2 types of sauce very different from our normal satay sauce.
in between the satay pieces he inserted a piece of pork fats – when u eat the taste is excellent!
Good choice!
I am so looking forward to try this stall when I go Penang this coming June!! ^^
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[...] 307 Chulia Street Penang Business Hours: 12pm – 9pm Closed On: Sundays Related Links: http://www.what2seeonline.com/2009/06/penang-food-braised-beef-noodle-and-hainanese-satay/ http://lotsofcravings.blogspot.com/2009/07/wanton-mee-sai-lam-or-nam-coffee-shop.html [...]


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