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Cramming in all of our favorite NYFW outfits into one story is impractical and impossible, so today we're delighted to present part two of our Fashion Scene coverage. Starring some of your favorite bold-face names like Erin Wasson (resplendent in Jenni Kayne maxi skirt), Julia Restoin-Roitfeld (smoldering in Faster by Mark Fast), and Vogue Paris' new editor-in-chief, Emmanuelle Alt (epitomizing French-girl chic in Isabel Marant). Whether they're pragmatically dressed or clad in party attire, these industry insiders and favorites are as inspiring as the shows themselves-sometimes, even more!-and we hope you enjoy them as much as we do. Be sure to let us know who you think has the best personal style and don't forget to check out the blog for more fashion week fare!
WHO: Emmanuelle Alt
WHAT: Photographed at Theysken's Theory F/W 11 show on Monday.
WEAR: Everyone was buzzing about Emmanuelle Alt this NYFW, but we were only concerned with what the new editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris was wearing! Our favorite look? The incredibly cool and cozy mix of Isabel Marant pieces Alt wore to the shows on Monday, including a fur jacket from the designer's F/W 09 runway collection and a chunky-knit Etoile Isabel Marant sweater. C'est magnifique!
WHO: Emma Roberts
WHAT: Spotted front row at the Jenny Packham F/W 11 show on Monday.
WEAR: We've really enjoyed watching Emma Roberts evolve into quite the stylish young woman over the past few years, so we were more than pleased to see her out and about at NYFW. We are particularly fond of the outfit she put together for the Jenny Packham show, specifically a pair of tan wide-leg trousers and a magnolia-print chiffon blouse from the British designer's S/S 11 collection. It's an elegant and sophisticated combo that's perfect for this darling actress.
WHO: Erin Wasson
WHAT: Snapped hanging out in the Maybelline Lounge in Lincoln Center on Monday.
WEAR: As always, our style radar was on full alert for a noteworthy Erin Wasson-ensemble, and happily she didn't disappoint-not that she ever does, of course! Demonstrating her ability to blend new fashion favorites with amazing vintage finds, the model/stylist/designer wore a leopard-print Jenni Kayne maxi skirt with a thin white Zadig & Voltaire top, and then finished her look with a vintage burnt orange blazer and a wide-brimmed fedora. The resulting outfit is effortlessly cool-just as we'd expect from this style star.
WHO: Kate Schelter
WHAT: Sitting front row at the Kevork Kiledjian F/W 11 show at Milk Studios on Monday.
WEAR: As the owner/founder/creative director of her eponymous luxury-brand consulting agency, Kate Schelter wears many hats. But at the shows this week she wore one we can't stop thinking about: a floppy chapeau by Lanvin! The '70s-style topper was the proverbial cherry on the top of her darling outfit, which was comprised of a button-up Ungaro dress, Chanel bag, and strappy Christian Louboutin heels. The details are what make this ensemble so genius, specifically, the heart-frame sunglasses (purchased on the street, in honor of Valentine's Day) and the heart print on her frock. No wonder we love this look!
WHO: Chanel Iman
WHAT: Celebrating Michael Kors at the designer's 30th Anniversary Party at Bemelmans Bar on Wednesday.
WEAR: When we spotted Chanel Iman in this gorgeous ensemble, immediately we thought: now that's how you do old-Hollywood glamour! Styled in a bronze strapless dress from the designer's F/W 10 collection and a cocoa fox-fur jacket from the F/W 11 show, Iman looked like a silver-screen star and we applaud her timeless, fabulous picks!
WHO: Jen Brill
WHAT: Seen here at the Tommy Hilfiger F/W 11 show on Sunday.
WEAR: When it comes to crush-worthy it-girls, Jen Brill certainly takes the cake. We've been fans of her personal style for sometime now, so you can imagine our excitement when we came across this adorable outfit. The agent (she reps photographers, not actors) stepped out in a Tommy Hilfiger cropped blazer and white pleated dress, paired with a Chanel bag. We love that she added interest to her look with a pair of sparkly Wolford tights and bright red YSL shoes-two marvelous touches!
WHO: Anna Dello Russo
WHAT: Photographed front row at the Narciso Rodriguez F/W 11 show on Tuesday.
WEAR: One of the things we like best about Vogue Japan's Editor-At-Large Anna Dello Russo is that she consistently pushes the envelope with her outrageous fashion choices. We're always excited to see her over-the-top selections, like the Alan Journo hat-which is adorned with two very oversized gold cherries-she wore at one point during NYFW. That said, we also appreciate her tamer ensembles too, like the outfit she wore to Narciso Rodriguez's show. Dello Russo picked Look 35 from Alexander Wang's F/W 11 collection for that event, which is comprised of a slit-up-the-sides ribbed sweater and a slashed satin skirt.
WHO: Jessica Stam
WHAT: Spotted front row at the Proenza Schouler F/W 11 show on Wednesday.
WEAR: Jessica Stam looked fresh-faced and ready for spring in her head-to-toe Proenza Schouler outfit, featuring a Tweed Coat ($2100) from the designers' Resort 11 collection and neon top, black skirt, and leather flat ankle boots from S/S 11. The guipure lace and tweed fabrics in Stam's ensemble offer an intriguing mix of textures, while the electric orange and coral hues give the whole look a lovely splash of color.
WHO: Bee Shaffer
WHAT: Snapped at the Derek Lam F/W 11 show on Sunday.
WEAR: It's always sweet to see Bee Shaffer attending the shows with her mother-the one and only Anna Wintour-and we always appreciate her wardrobe selections. Shaffer typically goes for subtly chic pieces, like the shearling-accented Burberry ankle boots she wore to Derek Lam's most recent show. Styled with an equally understated double-breasted Burberry coat, Shaffer's look is the perfect mixture of elegance and attitude: very New York, indeed.
WHO: Amanda Brooks
WHAT: Photographed at the Frank Tell F/W 11 show at Lincoln Center on Tuesday.
WEAR: If we've learned anything from this NYFW, it's that richly textured coats are a must, especially super-cozy furry styles! We spotted a plethora of industry insiders bundling up in these luxe jackets, each wearing her outerwear in a unique way. For example, Barneys New York's Fashion Director Amanda Brooks styled her amazing vintage fur jacket with a leather Chanel skirt and 3.1 Phillip Lim boots. The combo is practical and perfectly chic; in other words, an outfit to emulate!
WHO: Julia Restoin-Roitfeld
WHAT: Attending a dinner honoring Charlotte Olympia Dellal at the Royalton on Tuesday.
WEAR: We are head-over-heels for Julia Restoin-Roiteld's daring style, which includes a lovely mix of girly and edgy pieces. Accordingly, we appreciate the way she juxtaposed a sultry Faster by Mark Fast Ballet Dress ($550) with a nude ladylike bag at a dinner honoring shoe designer Charlotte Dellal. The combo is sexy and sweet, which was perfect for the occasion!
WHO: Karolina Kurkova
WHAT: Snapped at the Michael Kors 30th Anniversary party at Bemelmans Bar on Wednesday.
WEAR: The stunning model showed off a high-contrast ensemble, which included a white silk charmeuse button-up shirt, gold leather belt, and strappy platform sandals-all covetable pieces from the F/W 10 collection-and the F/W 11 MICHAEL Michael Kors' Sequin Deep Pocket Pleat Front Pants. Her shimmering gold bottoms bring a wonderful element of opulence to her understated neutral picks. A winning look, indeed!
Photos of Emma Roberts, Jen Brill, Bee Shaffer, and Erin Wasson, courtesy of Getty; Photos of Kate Schelter, Julis Restoin Roitfeld, Chanel Iman, and Karolina Kurkova, courtesy of Billy Farrell Agency.


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Cameron Bagliolid caught a 31-pound, 15-inch hog fish aboard the Kudu, operated by Pure Naples out of Tin City, on the Gulf of Mexico on January 2.
Patrick Behnke, 9 years old, caught this 29-inch, 20-pound black drum on a piece of shrimp. Patrick, of Stevensville, Mich., made this catch while fishing with his dad, grandpa and great grandpa in Marco Island. The fish was released and unharmed.
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Jose Rodrigues, of Naples, with a nice 15-inch sheepshead from Wiggins Pass.
Jerry with a nice 27-inch red grouper. He caught it on-board the Cuda Fishing Charters out of the Naples city dock.
Christine Ouellet, of Quebec, with a 14-inch speckeled trout caught in the back waters of Naples with a pink jig.
Gary Cecil, of Beaufort, S.C., holds two keeper redfish caught in Estero Bay on Dec. 24 with his father Gary Cecil Sr., of Bonita Springs. They were free-lining shrimp in the mangroves on an in coming tide.
Tony Leva, visiting from Cuba, with a nice catch. It was the first fish he's ever caught using a Cuban yoyo fishing pole.
Matthew Must and Captain Chad Browne caught a 32-inch Jack Crevalle aboard the Lady Brett, operated by Pure Naples out of Tin City, on December 27.
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MASSENA Hundreds of Mohawks and other Iroquois Confederacy members marched across the Massena-Cornwall International Bridge on Friday morning in a peaceful effort to call attention to border-crossing issues, which they say have inhibited travel through their land.
The march, organized by the Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs, began at the Nation Council building along Route 37 at 9 a.m. and ended at the Brookdale Avenue traffic circle in Cornwall, Ont., where Iroquois chiefs presented a letter to Canadian officials addressed to Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
The march shut down the bridge from about 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., as well as sections of Route 37 in Massena and Brookdale Avenue in Cornwall, Ont.,, for the safety of the approximately 600 demonstrators who made the long walk in the cool, sunny weather at the beginning of a holiday weekend in Canada.
These are your divisions, not ours. You cut our ancestral land in half, said Richard Oakes, a representative for the Mohawk Nation Council, while presenting the letter addressed to Mr. Harper. We will travel freely between those lands. We send you this letter so we can hold these discussions in peace.
The procession was led by Iroquois Nation chiefs and Mohawk Nation Council officials wearing traditional clothing, and was followed by vehicles toting trailers, where elderly demonstrators rode if they werent up to walking the approximately 7-mile route. Many wore purple bands wrapped around their arms, some carried purple Iroquois Nation flags and others dressed in traditional native garb, such as moccasins or buckskins. A few demonstrators chanted and pounded small drums through much of the march.
After presenting the letter for Mr. Harper, marchers went back to Cornwall Island, where they ate lunch while waiting for two school buses to drive loads of tired demonstrators back to the Mohawk Nation Council building.
The march received support from the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Council, and was attended by chiefs from the Onondaga, Oneida and Tuscarora nations, as well as Mohawk chiefs. A meeting was held the day before the march and was attended by representatives of all six Iroquois nations.
The march was scheduled the day before Onondaga Nation Chief Oren Lyons is to go to New York City to prepare a presentation to the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, which will meet from Monday to May 31 and will feature representatives from indigenous groups around the world. Mr. Lyons will present a number of Akwesasne grievances to the U.N., including allegations of abuse, harassment and mistreatment by the Canada Border Services Agency, and the requirement that Cornwall Island residents report to the CBSA port of entry whenever they cross into U.S. territory.
A call to CBSA for comment was not returned.
Mohawk officials say the relocation of the port of entry from Cornwall Island to Cornwall in 2009 has created a significant inconvenience for Cornwall Island residents traveling to the U.S., who must drive to Cornwall to check in with the CBSA before they can turn around and drive back south to their homes on the island.
Mr. Lyons said the relocation has caused traffic jams and routinely delays ambulances, school buses and firetrucks bound for Cornwall Island. Mr. Lyons and other demonstrators said they believe that the CBSA should accept their Iroquois identification cards, and that its insistence upon seeing proof of either American or Canadian citizenship is a violation and an insult to the sovereignty of the Akwesasne people.
This blockade is a violation of the human rights of the Mohawk people. Its humiliating and destructive, Mr. Lyons said. It destroys any idea of sovereignty.
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A fireball lit up the Florida sky Sunday evening.
People from as far south as Key West and as far north as Jacksonville reported seeing the flash of light.
Accounts of the sighting came in around 6:45 p.m.
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"It appeared to be some sort of firework at first glance, but there was a white streak in the air followed by some sort of...orange and green glow," said Forney. "And it literally disappeared in about 2 or 3 seconds."
Others said it looked like a bright light and possibly a meteor.
Clear skies Sunday made it easy for people to see the fireball, which was essentially a very bright meteor. Several thousand occur daily, but mainly over oceans and unpopulated areas. Fireballs can leave a glowing trail, especially at night. It's possible that they can strike the Earth's surface.
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I'm a fellow that does cemetery transcribing and photography on the island of Maui. Props to fellow Maui gravers at the Hawaii Headstone Gallery, and anyone else out there that is transcribing or picture-taking. This island is loaded with neglected and unattended graveyards. I find this to be a shame, and although I do not have as much time as I wish I did, I hope to do what I can to spruce up some of the island's old burial grounds.
Oh, you wanna know about me? Well, there's not much interesting about me. I'm a cookie-cutter loafer that likes video games, rap artists that don't suck and history.
You need a photo of a certain person's grave from Maui? Feel free to email me requesting a photo. There are more cemeteries than you'd think for this island's size, so if you have a location, please provide it. I promise to get it to you ASAP, which should be in a day or two (Unless said cemetery is on the extreme sides of the islands, in which case it may take me a bit).
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mike langan
I'm just wondering where you got that Chief Big Bear photo?
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I'm quite certain this will be a dead-end as I have come up against so many in my search for my great-great grandparents, but hoping perhaps there might be a grave marker for Manuel Teixeira at St. Mary's church in Hana. He died approx. 1898. If you find anything, I would be very grateful. Thank you.
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You wrote a great memorial on Rain in the Face. You only made one major error - he is NOT buried at Aberdeen. Talk to LaDonna at the Standing Rock headquarters in Ft. Yates, N.D. She is the Hunkpapa historian, and can give you the true stories about him. She is also a direct descendant of one of his brothers.
Also, you can read the story from Rain in the Face himself, as told on his death bed, and written down by Charles A. Eastman. You can find it on several websites.
Another source is www.American-Tribes.com, look under Hunkpapa, which is also an excellent source on Rain in the Face.
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One of the graves is my husband's great grandfather. He is not Soo, Young Lee. His last name was Lee, first name Young Soo. Koreans give their their last name first. We were just in Hana trying to clean the area around the grave. Can you change name on this website to Lee, Young Soo. It would be much appreciated. Also, there are other Japanese graves in this cemetery. Mahalo for taking the picture.
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bio is biased and historically inaccurate. You say Renaud de Chatillon came in Ist Crusade and was killed in July 4th 1187.
You said he came for adventure and treasure, that�s opinion and not a fact, what is a fact is that the 1st Crusade ended in Jerusalem in 1099 approximately three decades before your birthdate for the Price of Antioch Renaud d' Chatillon
Your opinion and knowledge is wanton in regards to history and this man who is my ancestor deserves better then the likes of you.
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Hi again the grave yard is the maui memorial park in wailuku not the Iao Valley sorry it's been a while since I've been home.
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Hi my name is Debby, I lived in Haiku all my life until I married a DeRego boy and moved to Kula now I live in Tucson Arizona hot country.
I've been trying to find my fake aunty that used to live in Haiku then moved to Kiehi. Her name was Luella Campos married to Patrick Campos Sr, she died in 1985 and was buried at the Iao Valley Isle Graveyard I think that's the name. It's the large one in Wailuku. would love to have headstone picture if you can
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Memorial #8152298. The picture displayed on this page is actually of Darius *III*, who was defeated by Alexander the Great and died in 330 BC. I don't know of any purported portrait of Darius I.
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Im inquiring about Arcadia Galiardo, she's at Kahului Catholic Cemetery. By a chance do you know if there's an actual contact number for this cemetery or where or who I can contact regarding records. I'm trying to find out additional information they may have for Arcadia and if there's a church or church records to see if they may have a marriage record. Arcadia is my great grandmother that I'm trying to obtain a photograph or other records for her. I'm sending away for her death certificate to see if that can provide me with additional information. I would appreciate any assistance that you can give me.
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Mr. Mongoose would you please transfer my grandmothers grave to me so I can manage it. Her name is Mary T. Pacheco: Find a grave Id # 9381865 She is in The Assembly of God Cemetery on Maui.
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HEat - Minimalist-decor dining room with dark wood floor, leather seating, and cream linens. Riverside terrace open in summer providing view of Berlin Cathedral. Bar/lounge with glass wine-rack walls. Buffet breakfast daily. À la carte lunch and dinner served Monday to Friday. Exhibition kitchen with tandoori ovens, wood stove, and rotisserie grill for meat and fish.
Atrium Bar - Semi-circular bar below giant cylindrical aquarium. Circular wood booths lined in tan leather. Offers salads, sandwiches, burgers, cocktails, and coffee and tea, as well as champagne. Open from morning to midnight.
Please check the Rooms and Rates page to see which rates include breakfast.
Guests can purchase discounted tickets at the Hotel's reception to visit the AquaDom & Sea Life Berlin.
Nearby Things to Do
The Radisson Blu offers a 24-hour fitness facility with modern exercise equipment, including treadmills, an exercise bike, an elliptical, a strength training station, a dumbbell rack, wall bars, mats, and a water dispenser.
An ice-skating rink is formed for winter in Alexanderplatz 0.75 mile (1.25 kilometers) from the hotel. Tiergarten Park, 1.25 miles (2 kilometers) away, offers walking/running and bicycle paths.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
Spa Services
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child under 12 years old stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A 5 percent city/local tax will be charged
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 25.00 for adults and EUR 17.50 for children (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 22 per day (in/out privileges)
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for an additional fee
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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The Jets Blog Podcast Episode 9: Braylon, Becht, & Tennessee
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett try to push for the playoffs on the latest episode of TheJetsBlog Podcast. This week's guest is former Jets tight end Anthony Becht, as the crew looks ahead to Tennessee and beyond…with Braylon blocking.
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Debit Card No-No's
Local law enforcement recently sent a fraud alert, warning consumers to be careful using debit cards in certain places. This warning comes after skimmer machines were discovered on gas pumps at several local stations. The Lee County Sheriff's office urges people to think twice before using debit cards at the following locations:
- Online – Hackers and vulnerable websites are two reasons you should avoid using your debit card online. If your card number is stolen and used, the money comes directly out of your checking account and it could take weeks, if not longer, to get it back.
- Restaurants – When using a debit card at a restaurant, you give up control of your debit card and trust your personal information will be protected. Although most servers may be trustworthy, you may not want to risk getting that unscrupulous server, who secretly brings a handheld card skimmer to work.
- Big Ticket Items – It's safer to use a credit card when purchasing expensive items such as electronics, vacation rentals, entertainment tickets, etc.. That's because you can dispute a credit card purchase after a purchase. Again, with a debit card, the money comes directly out of your checking account.
- Gas Stations – Fuel pumps are a favorite target for card skimming thieves as mentioned above. The devices are used to fraudulently collect credit and debit card numbers and they can be difficult to spot.
- Suspicious Looking ATMs – Just like at gas stations, skimmers can be attached to ATMs so it's important to take a good look at the ATM before you use it. If anything looks suspicious, just walk away.
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Palm is a leading mobile products company which has been manufacturing PDA's and smartphones. The PalmOne Company was established in the year 1992 and since then it has been providing high quality services to its customers in the field of communication. Palm phones are known for their distinct style and great functionality. It has been manufacturing powerful mobile devices that can cater very well to business needs. The Palm mobile phones combine features of a GSM phone and PDA in a single handset. Some of the smartphones from its product line are listed below:
Palm Centro: The Palm Centro supports a palm operating system 5.4.9 that can run the applications released on the previous versions of Palm as well as other latest applications. This smartphone is a complete package containing a full QWERTY keyboard, touch screen, 1.3 MP Camera, 64 MB memory, micro SD memory card, document viewer( Microsoft office 2007 files, Adobe PDF files), Google maps, Bluetooth v1.2 and more. It is available in both GPS as well as CDMA technologies.
Palm Treo 680: This phone is a successor to its previous version Palm Treo 650. Palm Treo combines several features like QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth wireless technology, MP3 player, a digital camera, email, organizer, messaging, and web access all in a single handset. You can choose this cell phone from a range of four colors arctic, copper, crimson, and graphite.
Palm Treo 750: This is the first mobile from Palm which works on Windows Mobile Operating system rather than on the Palm operating system. This superb looking phone combines several features of its previous versions along with some additional features. The phone comes with a GPS/GPRS standard, UMTS, a 3G wireless-networking, 1.3 MP camera, memory card slot.
Palm Treo 800w: This is one of the latest phones from Palm which is also equipped with Windows Operating System. This is a great phone that can simplify your business needs. The phone contains an easy to navigate QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi button, Outlook for reading e-mail, GPS, Palm shortcuts, touchscreen for viewing and reading documents.
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Q: I hear that Social Security gives special credits to veterans for their military service. How does that work?
A: When veterans apply for retirement or disability benefits, Social Security checks their records. If they have qualifying military service, they get credit for additional wages for their military service. These credits are added to the veteran's lifetime earnings record — not to the veteran's monthly benefit check. But because Social Security uses lifetime earnings as the basis for figuring out a person's retirement benefits, the credits can ultimately raise the monthly payment.
See also: AARP Social Security Calculator
Some history: During World War II, members of the armed forces weren't covered by Social Security, meaning they didn't pay into the system and couldn't get benefits based on their service.
After the war, with veterans returning to the civilian work force, Congress granted them extra credits on their records for the time of service. This was intended to help compensate for the low wages they'd been paid while in uniform and to offset the loss of civilian earnings that would've helped them qualify for or improve their Social Security retirement benefits.
In 1957, members of the military on active duty were covered by Social Security and paid Social Security taxes. In 1988, Social Security coverage was extended to people on inactive duty in the reserves. But both changes retained the practice of giving veterans a little bit extra in wage credits.
Q: Do all veterans get the credits?
A: No. The credits are awarded in differing amounts according to certain time periods and length of service. The following applies to people who were on active duty or active duty for training:
1940 through 1956. Veterans with active service during World War II (defined as Sept. 16, 1940, through July 24, 1947) or the post-World War II period (July 25, 1947, through Dec. 31, 1956) are credited with an extra $160 in Social Security earnings for each month of military service.
1957 through 1977. Veterans of this period are credited with $300 in additional Social Security earnings for each calendar quarter in which they received active duty basic pay.
1978 through 2001. For every $300 in active duty basic pay, these veterans are credited with an extra $100 in Social Security earnings, up to a maximum of $1,200 a year. But if you enlisted after Sept. 7, 1980, and didn't complete at least 24 months of active duty or a full tour, you may not be able to receive these added credits.
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Never mind that Azerbaijan's professional leagues are not among the 52 nations represented in Football Manager, this guy's evidently got an eye for acquiring, moving and manipulating talent. Though as the equivalent of a reserve manager, I'm not sure how much he'll be involved in that, nor what kind of a transfer budget he'll be given, nor what he'll be able to bring to Azerbaijan.
It's possible Huseynzade, an Azerbaijan-born Swede, is simply being groomed for another position or got the job for good PR. But Eurosport reported that he got the job by "beating off big names including France legend Jean-Pierre Papin." (snicker)
This isn't the first time someone's video game resume has been parlayed into real world opportunities in football. Eurosport notes that in years past, people have applied for jobs at UK clubs based on their FM resumés, and this year, one of the Scottish Premier League's bottom-feeders was swamped with applications from Football Manager and FIFA whizzes.
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May 13, 2011 | by Leonard A. Leo and Dr. Don Argue The following article was published in The Hill on 5/13/11. For the original article, go to http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/foreign-policy/161073-after-bin-laden-the-religious-freedom-imperative The violent death of Osama... Read More
For Your Consideration December 15, 2011 By FELICE D. GAER and RICHARD D. LAND Each year, asylum seekers come to the United States seeking refuge from religious and other forms of persecution. Desiring new lives of freedom and dignity, many confront a system that, in the name of... Read More
12/12/11: Yale Journal of International Affairs -- International Standards for Constitutional Religious Freedom Protections
For Your Consideration December 10, 2011 The following essay appeared as follows in the Yale Journal of International Affairs: http://yalejournal.org/2011/12/international-standards-for-constitutional-religious-freedom-protections/ Recommendations by the United States Commission on... Read More
The Hill's Congress Blog - Where Lawmakers Come To Blog December 12, 2011 By Felice D. Gaer and Nina Shea Commissioners on the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) While Americans routinely enjoy religious freedom, most people live in places where... Read More
December 1, 2011 | by Azizah Y. al-Hibri and Richard D. Land The following article appeared in the San Jose Mercury News on November 30, 2011: On Nov. 6, Burmese soldiers burst into a church in the state of Kachin, burning and looting it, severely beating its pastor, the Rev. Yajawng Hkawng, and... Read More
November 9, 2011 | By Leonard A. Leo and Elizabeth H. Prodromou Education is a powerful force that shapes how individuals respond to fundamental differences of opinion and belief. It can encourage tolerance and respect for all, but it can also foster disdain and contempt for those who dissent from... Read More
October 29, 2011 | by Commissioners Leonard Leo and Don Argue Whether or not Iran's top leaders were aware of the recent alleged plot to assassinate a Saudi diplomat in Washington, one thing is clear: They are fully aware of and complicit in severely violating the rights of their own... Read More
August 26, 2011 | by Elizabeth H. Prodromou and Nina Shea The following article appeared in The Hill on August 26, 2011. To access the original article, go to http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/foreign-policy/178317-religious-freedom-for-turkey The recent resignation of Turkey"s military... Read More
8/3/11: Roll Call -- Leo and Gaer: Combat Violent Extremism in Pakistan by Protecting Religious Freedom
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Monthly Note on Economic Recovery in Industry with Short-term Industrial Outlook - July 2012 Avaldatud: 25/07/2012
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The weakening trend of industrial production was slightly moderated by an increase of output registered in May. Overall trend-adjusted manufacturing output in May was some 2% lower than a year ago, while the industrial confidence in June remained broadly stable following a steep decline a month earlier. The ECFIN industrial confidence indicator is nonetheless well below its longer-term average. Similarly, the PMI confidence indicator points out to further contraction in the euro area even if at a slightly slower pace than in May. Uncertainties about the economic outlook and difficulties in access to finance continue to weigh down business confidence. Nevertheless, cost pressures on manufacturers have lessened a bit following lower inflation of commodities and energy prices. Construction output has fallen steeply in recent months, especially through a strong contraction in civil engineering (roads, bridges etc.).
Overall in the last three months to May 2012, manufacturing production was some 1.9% lower than a year ago and also some 0.3% below the level registered in the preceding three months. The situation varies across sectors, but few industries manage to continue their recovery. In the last three months to May 2012, the highest growth was registered in chemicals, other transport equipment, paper, pharmaceuticals, machinery and equipment, whilst the biggest declines in production occurred in furniture, other non-metallic products, wood and leather sectors. Manufacturing output is now 11% higher than its trough in early 2009 and some 9% below its former peak in early 2008. Recent data and forecasts for services, including tourism, remain positive, but their future performance will be affected by the general economic situation.
Expansion of international demand for EU products supports EU manufacturing production. Extra-EU exports have already exceeded their previous peak. In contrast, intra-EU trade, internal demand and private consumption continue to be subdued. The recovery in output growth in Europe has greatly lagged that in the rest of the world, particularly emerging Asia and Latin America.
Data on manufacturing employment in the first quarter of 2012 shows that the number of persons employed remained broadly stable compared to the previous quarter. However, compared to their cyclical peak in 2008 manufacturing jobs have shrunk by some 11%. The unemployment rate in industry stays at a record high level, but the situation varies greatly between countries. Weak employment expectations suggest little room for immediate improvement.


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HOW TO: Upgrade Windows 98 or Windows Millennium Edition Profiles to Windows XP Domain User Profiles
This article describes how to upgrade a Microsoft Microsoft Windows 98-based, or Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition-based client that has user profiles to a Microsoft Windows XP-based client. The following steps enable the Windows 98 and Windows Millennium Edition (Me) profiles to be retained throughout the process.
Upgrade Win 98 Or Win ME Profiles To Windows XP Domain User Profiles
Your best method to retain the profiles is to join the domain during the upgrade installation process. Otherwise, you must use a workaround method to transfer the profile information over to the Windows XP profile.
During the upgrade installation process, at the networking section, the administrator is offered the choice to join a domain or a workgroup. If you join the domain at this juncture, you ensure that all the existing profiles are migrated successfully to the Windows XP-based installation.
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That was definitely not the descriptor that sprang to mind earlier this season when Todd Monken described the play-calling process.
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PROVIDENCE — Cumberland Mayor Daniel J. McKee made it official on Wednesday and became the first announced candidate seeking election to the state's lieutenant governor seat in the 2014 state general election.
McKee, now serving his sixth term as mayor of Cumberland, pointed to his roles in leading Cumberland out of past financial difficulties and helping to improve its schools as successes that would help him lead the lieutenant governor's office into new areas of responsibility aimed at improving the lives of Rhode Islanders.
He was joined on the basketball court of the Neutaconkanut Recreation Center on Plainfield Street, by his wife Susan; daughter Kara, who served as co-emcee with Cumberland Town Councilman E. Craig Dwyer, and his mother, Helen Willa McKee.
About 70 town residents, friends, political allies and fellow Democrats, including Central Falls Mayor James Diossa, Mayor Joseph Polisena of Johnston, Mayor Charles Lombardi of North Providence, Cumberland state Rep. Mia Ackerman, and Cumberland officials including Dwyer's council peers, James Higgins, president, and William Murray; Craig Duffy of the School Committee, Police Chief John Desmarais, Sean Thompson of town rescue services among those attending McKee's announcement.
Polisena said he was "honored and proud," when called to the podium by Kara to voice his support.
A friend for many years, McKee had joined himself, Mayor Lombardi and even Lincoln Town Administrator T. Joseph Almond, a Republican, to form a coalition group to "basically make sure that our voices are heard at the Statehouse," he said. The group worked very closely with the General Assembly members of their communities on a mission to "improve the quality of life for all the communities and to protect the taxpayers from cumbersome mandates," he said.
"Many mandates have been removed thanks to the work we've done, but more importantly from what our General Assembly delegation has helped us to do," he said.
McKee, Polisena said, has been a "proven leader" in that process, "improving education for all students, no matter what city or town they come from, no matter what socio-economic background they have.
"Dan has the vision compassion and drive to help move our state forward. And as our next lieutenant governor, his unwavering commitment to our state will help Rhode Island succeed and build job creation and improve the lives of all Rhode Islanders," he said.
McKee could well have chosen to stay as mayor of Cumberland, Polisena noted, but added "he wants to do more for our state and he will do it."
Polisena credited McKee with putting Cumberland "on a sound financial footing," and said he has "made Cumberland a role model community for other communities to take notice.
"Dan will always put Rhode Island first. Rhode Islanders need Dan McKee as our next Lt. Governor and we need Dan McKee as our next lieutenant governor to work for all of the citizens of this state and to work very hard," Polisena said.
"So let's all roll up our sleeves and work together and let's get to work and get Dan McKee elected as a our next lieutenant governor," he said.
Kara, a graduate of Boston University, said her father was pleased to have "all these supporters in the room today."
She pointed out two who had not yet been introduced, Eric Abney and his brother Derrick, who had been members of McKee's AAU basketball team that trained on the Neutaconkanut Recreation Center court while he was their coach.
"I watched Eric and Derrick play many games on this basketball court, as they were coached by my dad, they were teammates of my brother (Matthew) and have become very close to my family over the years and we are happy to have them here today," she said.
Kara said she also wanted to take a moment to "brag" about her father a bit. One thing about him that she admires most was "that he has always led with a great deal of integrity," she said.
"I can always trust him to make the right decision, to give the right guidance and to always stand by what is good. I think that is an incredible quality, it's hard to come by and it's something I place tremendous value in," she said. "I think is an important characteristic for any official running for public office. So with that in mind, it's my privilege to introduce you to my dad, the next lieutenant governor," she said.
McKee also pointed out Eric and Derrick nearby while noting how he came to know the former basketball players when they were 11 years old and stopped in at his health club in Woonsocket back in the mid-1990s.
"I was fighting to keep our business alive in Woonsocket at the same time they were fighting their battle to stay safe in a neighborhood that was very dangerous, and they were looking for opportunities that were hard to find," McKee said while describing the difficulties of running a Northern Rhode Island business in the aftermath of the state's banking crisis.
"For the next seven years I was their basketball coach, and we traveled around the country playing some of the very best teams and the best competition around.
We were the Rhode Island Shooting Stars, a diverse and talented group of young men, and we were the United Nations on wheels," McKee said.
"I coached hundreds of games, dozens in this gym. I watched each member of our team become a better and stronger person as they drew on one another's strengths and weaknesses and experiences. In many ways I learned more about what it takes to improve Rhode Island between the lines of this court than I did in the few years that I spent at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government,'' McKee said.
"I was able to meet many people from very diverse backgrounds as a result of that experience," he said. Eric and Derrick are raising their own families today and are good fathers, McKee said while noting he loved watching them play on his team and also that they remain a part of his life today.
"Their story isn't really mine to tell but it has had a profound influence on me," McKee said.
McKee also pointed to his late father James J. McKee's role in founding the Cumberland-Lincoln Boys Club in 1955, who he said cared "deeply about all young people and wanted to find great opportunities for them.
"I share my dad's passion and believe a young person's education is the foundation of a young person's success. That is why I have been so vocal in my efforts to bring more innovation and choice to Rhode Island's public schools. And in my corner of Rhode Island, it is working," McKee said.
The six-term Cumberland mayor, said he works "every day to make Cumberland a place where people want to live," and added "I take pride that our schools have improved and are stronger, our streets are safer and our town's financial has been restored since I took on mayor in 2001."
McKee offered that he sees today as a time "for a new Rhode Island," and said "I have demonstrated my ability to create the type of positive change needed to make that happen as a coach, as a business man and as a mayor.
"That is why today I am announcing I am a candidate for lieutenant Governor in 2014," McKee said to applause from the crowd.
"I believe that Rhode Island is in the fight of its life today. It's not good enough just to get Rhode Island back on track, it's time for Rhode Island to get on a new set of tracks. It is time to turn our visions into reality. It is time for action," he said.
"If you want stronger schools, if you want safer streets, then I'm your candidate. If you want cities and towns to be in better financial shape, then I am you candidate. If you want more economic opportunity for everyone, then I am you candidate," McKee said.
"Stand with anybody who stands right, stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong,' These are the words of Abraham Lincoln. I believe they apply here in our state of Rhode Island today," McKee said.
"As your next lieutenant governor I will stand with anyone who stands right on the important issues that our state faces. And I will have the courage to part with anyone whose interest puts Rhode Island on the wrong path," he said.
McKee said he will stand with "the municipal leaders and their residents as I have as mayor," and added he will "advocate for municipalities who have been severely impacted by recent budgetary decisions."
McKee said he will work to regionalize and consolidate public services "when it makes sense as I did when I helped to consolidated the four independent fire district in the town of Cumberland, as I did when I helped found regional high-performing public schools called mayoral academies in the Blackstone Valley, and as I did working with my fellow municipal leaders to create a group health insurance program that has saved taxpayers in the state of Rhode Island millions of dollars over the past five years."
He also plans to make it a top priority to help municipal leaders in their four-year effort to regionalize public safety dispatching as part of his duties as lieutenant governor.
"Finding ways to be more efficient and provide better government will be the hallmarks of my office. I will continue to stand and support of our students and be willing work with anyone who is willing to transform our public schools," he said in reference to his work in creating new independent public school opportunities in Northern Rhode Island.
"And I will stand with small business because I understand first hand how difficult it is to keep our heads above water," he said.
"And as lieutenant governor, I will stand with the workers of Rhode Island, union and non-union, to fight for good jobs a fair wage because every job is important," he said. McKee promised to support enforcement of trade licensing regulations and the trade apprenticeship programs "that help young people prepare for a future."
He also plans to be the "people's advocate when government is not working. I will work to help public sector employees, including the teachers who are being penalized in retirement by unfair federal laws that shortchange their social security benefits.
And as your lieutenant governor I will stand with the taxpayers by supporting fair and equitable local and state tax policy that is competitive with the neighboring states," McKee said.
"When elected I will work everyday to make the lieutenant governor's office more meaningful and responsive to the people of Rhode Island. How is that possible? It's simple. I have a vision for a new Rhode Island, better public schools, safer streets, solvent communities and more economic opportunity for all of our families," he said.
McKee concluded his announcement by quoting Benjamin Franklin about a painting of a sun on the back of George Washington seat at the Constitution Convention in Philadelphia in 1787. "Franklin told his fellow representatives he wasn't sure if that was a rising or setting sun until the Constitution was signed," McKee said.
"Here in Rhode Island, our citizens are asking the same question. Are we a rising sun or a setting sun?" McKee said. "It's time for Rhode Island to rise and as your next lieutenant governor, I will do everything I can to make that happen," McKee said.
McKee is a lifelong resident of Cumberland and a 1969 graduate of Cumberland High School, before going to Assumption College and then to Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
He has served 12 years during his six terms as mayor, with a break between 2004 and 2006, and was also a member of the Town Council.
Higgins, the current council president, said it was with "mixed emotions" that he watched McKee making his bid for higher office. "In Cumberland we are going to miss the mayor's leadership, but it is a transition for him to take it to the next level," Higgins said. "The guy thinks outside of the box and he comes up with ideas that no one thinks will work, and he makes them a reality," Higgins said.
Although there are others considering runs to replace outgoing Lt. Go. Elizabeth H. Roberts, McKee was the first to formerly announce for the seat thus far, his supporters noted. Roberts is leaving her current state role due to term limits.
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The deals, the latest in a lengthening string of cross-border transactions by Chinese companies, are driven by a variety of domestic and international factors, analysts said. Chinese companies are flush with cash, their customers have a growing appetite for consumer goods, the country faces a burgeoning need for natural resources and China is seeking to project its influence around the world.
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"We are only still at the beginning of a catch-up process" for the companies, he said. China is a relative "latecomer" in the global investment world.


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