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(1)The Lord Chancellor, with the concurrence of the Treasury, shall have power by general orders from time to time to do all or any of the following things:—
(a)To create district registries for the purposes of registration of titles to land within the defined districts respectively, and to alter any districts which may have been so created:
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NRA President Leads Second Amendment Rally In Dover
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If you travel internationally then you know the joys of long Customs lines upon your return. It's for this very reason that I signed up for Global Entry as soon as it was available. However, even without Global Entry, I always wondered why Customs was such an analog process. As your plane nears the United States, the flight attendants start handing out Customs forms. Of course most people don't even have pens with them these days, but anyway you fill out the forms and then present them to a Customs agent after standing in a long line. They form asks the same basic questions about what you're bringing back into the country.
Well now this process has finally gone electronic!
If you have the NEW Mobile Passport App you can now create a profile including taking a CURRENT photo of yourself (nope the app doesn't allow you to choose one already saved on your iPhone), the same info that's on your current passport and save it in the App with a pin number. You can then answer the questions in advance on your iPhone. It will create a digital receipt with a bar code that can be scanned at a kiosk upon your return, therefore bypassing the long lines. Since this is NEW, it has limitations. The first being the airlines. Currently (as of the writing of this review) it's only supported on Aeromexico, Air Canada, Air France, Air Tran, British Airways, Delta Airlines, Lufthansa, KLM, Korean Airlines, Southwest and Virgin Atlantic. The second and perhaps the biggest limitation today is that it's only supported at ONE airport and that's nation's busiest airport Atlanta (ATL). If that bugs you, just stay turned. These things take time to roll out. The same was the case with TSA PreCheck. It was only at a few airports at first and only supported by a couple of airlines. Now it's at just about every airport I've flown through in the past year.
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I'm happy to see this process go electronic for the masses! I don't think this app will benefit me as a Global Entry member, but it will certainly help when I'm traveling with family members, friends and colleagues that aren't in Global Entry. By the way, you still need to bring your Passport! This app is only to speed up your return. You still need your regular Passport/IDs for travel. Thanks Dave Helmly for the heads up on this app. The app is iOS only at this point with a "Soon on GooglePlay banner on the developer's website".


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Daemen College : Alumni : Alumni Profiles : Veronica Lee, DNP, NP, MSN
Dr. Veronica Lee is an independent contractor Nurse Practitioner (NP). She has been a Primary Care Provider, Visiting/Home Health Provider, and Medical Examiner in New York State since 2010. She has also been a Private Tutor, Academic Coach, and Writing Consultant since 2002, assisting students in-person and online on health profession courses, research studies, and scholarly writings. Devoted to helping heal sick/injured people, Lee has been a Registered Nurse (RN) since 2004 after serving our communities as a Licensed Practical Nurse for about four years. Prior to her medical/nursing profession, Lee had two successful careers, which she enjoyed at the same time – as a Graphic Designer for 22 years and as a professional Dancer/Instructor for almost 20 years.
In response to her Call post 9/11 Attacks, Lee joined the Military in 2006 and has been serving our country in the U.S. Air Force (USAF) Reserve ever since. She has been wearing different hats seamlessly blending Military-Civilian careers, School-Volunteer work, and Professional-Personal life together. "I wish I had a 50-hour clock that allows me to fulfill all of the roles I love," she says.
"Behind my dreams and 'success' is one Man, Louis Mucciaccio," Dr. Lee adds. "Born and raised in the West (when I was still in the East), Lou became my soul mate since we miraculously met. He is my rock and lighthouse, my right hand and left foot (my best Dance Partner)." She says, "I want to 'walk the talk' of the influential leaders and hidden heroes who inspired me."
A holistic Provider, Dr. Lee actively listens to patients as a vital part of thorough Assessment. A people-oriented practitioner, she focuses on cost-effective preventive care, individualized health education, and impeccable follow-up for actual/potential health issues.
Utilizing her flexible lifestyle, top-notch organizational skills, and military training, Dr. Lee often works with locum tenens agencies to help bridge the gaps in health care especially in underserved areas. A strong patient advocate, she never hesitates to travel at dawn and dusk to manage House Calls regardless of distances and weather or road conditions. "I consider 'success' or 'a good day' when having made a difference in people's lives," she says.
Dr. Lee has stepped up to pioneer tutoring services – as Erie Community College (ECC)'s first and only Nursing Tutor on two campuses for RN students in all levels, 2002-2004; as Daemen College's first Academic Coach for Master's/Bachelor's-level Nursing students, 2010-2011; and later, as a Private Tutor for DNP and NP students as well as other health profession/research students from different colleges/universities. Lee was hand-picked to be the ECC Student Employee of the Year 2003. In addition to receiving numerous compliments from tutees and praises from Faculty/Staff at Daemen College, she was commended in March 2004 by Colonel Walter Gordon, USAFR (ret.) for being "a prolific tutor of nursing in Western New York (WNY)."
Indeed, Dr. Lee is a "rare bird," earning three degrees from Daemen College she claimed as her "second home" for nearly a decade: Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), and Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). She always appreciates the Military Friendly School with close student-faculty interaction, helpful staff at all levels, and a state-of-the-art library RIC. "What always stick in my mind is Dr. Diane Ryan's passion and dedication to students," Lee recalls. "I always looked forward to learning from Dr. Cheryl Nosek's pokes with her sharp stick called Constructive Criticism."
Despite being a non-native English speaker/writer, Dr. Lee never makes excuses but pushes her limits. Lee earned straight A's from a known "tough grader" Dr. Karl Terryberry; she credits him for being a great professor who turns pebbles into diamonds. She adds, "I never forget Dr. Theresa Joyce's mentorship and continuous support as well as Dr. Virginia Hart's thoughtfulness for students. I have the utmost respect for Dr. Amy O'Donnell, M.D. (DNP Capstone Project's Clinical Chair from Buffalo VA); she has selflessly consumed herself to brighten my lives personally and professionally."
Since graduation in 2004 with Associate Degree in Nursing from ECC, Lee has served the WNY community as an RN in various settings: nursing facility, assisted living, private homes, and hospitals (ISCU, Stroke, Step-down, Recovery, Orthopedic, Cardiac, Medical, Surgical, Psychiatric, and Long-Term Care units). In late 2000, Lee received the WOWs Recognition-&-Awards from Kaleida Health for 37 times as nominated by her patients. She also received Letter of Appreciation multiple times, being hand-signed by the President of Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital.
Lee earned All-American Scholar Award 2006, was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society 2005, and made the 2004 DEAN's List. In addition to several other honors, she received one of the highest (NYS) state awards: SUNY's Chancellor Award for Student Excellence 2004 – for her integration of academic excellence (GPA 3.8-4.0) with accomplishments in leadership (elected Chapter President of Phi Theta Kappa Phi International Honor Student Society), community service (numerous charities), campus involvement (tutoring and volunteered works) as well as career achievement (Nursing). Lee also received a Letter of Congratulation in 2004 for her achievements from the U.S. Senate via Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Constantly challenged by cultural conflicts and resistance from her old-tradition-based family, Lee came a long way to fulfill her "American dreams" – dreams of being what as she wishes to be (Artist/Dancer/Teacher); dreams of doing what she truly enjoys to do (being creative, expressive, and sharing); and, dreams of making seemingly impossible dreams come true (with hope, faith, and love she is living by).
Despite lacking parental/family support, Lee survived her four-year Art program at OCAD University, formerly Ontario College of Art & Design, which is Canada's largest and oldest art school. She graduated in 1986, specializing in Communication and Design. It took just a few weeks to land her a Graphic Artist job in an advertising firm. Lee rose quickly through the professional ranks of the Art/Design world and earned the Art Production Supervisor position at the Canadian-based Carlton Cards of American Greetings Corporation. Later, she took a chance and devoted to her own HUMMINGBIRD Art Studio for nearly a decade.
Within her years of first profession (Artist), Lee enjoyed her flexible lifestyle which allowed her explore Dancing, primarily Ballroom and Country/Western (C&W) Dance. Since 1992, when she was not trying to finish her art works, she was dancing. Her second dream (Dancer) came true when Lee became an internationally-known Dance Instructor/Choreographer and Performer, specializing in C&W Dance.
"I appreciate all forms of dances; among all, I enjoy C&W Dance most for its Fun-Variety-Friendly-Family nature," Lee says. "I love Country Music because it is about life, telling stories that have truth in them and are all relatable."
A professional Dancer and Choreographer, Lee also created some sign-language dances including a special Country Waltz "Amazing Grace" that was choreographed to the original song and later became the signature dance of VICKIE Country Dancers she led for years. At the end of dance shows, the international trio dance team signed (with American Sign Language synchronizing with the lyrics) while kicking up their patriot-design Western boots.
Gradually, Lee danced into her third profession (Teacher) since she received dance/choreography awards and was named "Queen of C&W Dance" in Ontario, Canada in 1994. Lee started MISS VICKIE Country Dance Club with family atmosphere for all ages and with non-alcohol, non-smoking environment even before the Smoking Ban. Lee's unique ideas later captured the attention of a C&W dance enthusiast from the States … MISS VICKIE Country Dance Studio was born in 1996 at Buffalo, NY, which became WNY's first and only dance studio specializing in C&W Dances and also providing classes for people with special needs (hearing/visually-impaired and mentally/physically-challenged).
Lee's advertising and design skills also accounted for the dramatic growth in her C&W Dance business. With classes fully filled seven-day-a-week and all-year-round, she has taught hundreds of C&W dance students ranging from 5-year-old kids to an 102-year-young senior. Amazingly, Lee bumped into the senior dancer at a restaurant in Toronto, Canada when she turned into age 104 and was still "walky" independently.
Besides finding her education roles rewarding as a Dance Instructor and later as a Tutor, Lee says, "I enjoy providing individualized patient/family teaching as a health professional to reinforce patient compliance and self-care."
A proud American, Lee carried out her desire of "give back" to the Land of the Free and the Brave with providing nursing care for veterans at Buffalo VA Medical Center. Upon BSN graduation, she wasted no time and joined the USAF Reserve as a health profession Officer. Her dynamic roles encompass Medical Technicians Education-and-Training, Unit Historian, Medical Readiness, Nursing In-Service, Immunization, Hearing Conservation, Annual Tours, and other additional duties.
Lee's military duty locations vary from home-station to out-of-state military medical centers and overseas U.S. military hospital such as in Germany where she worked with Medical/Nurse Corps Officers and Medics to provide combat casualty care. Lee expresses, "Our special bond (among men/women in uniform) is indescribable, regardless of military branch and rank/position. The more I care for the wounded warriors, the more I want to be there for them."
Lee received an American flag from overseas, which "was flown by request with wounded warriors on a tactical Aeromedical Evacuation mission … on 23 June 2008, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom In Honor of Lt Veronica Lee," as cited. Lee was also honored with a Certificate of Appreciation from Baghdad Hospital, Iraq in 2010 with citation: "This mission would not be possible without your faithful support to our nation and to the United States Armed Forces." The certificate was signed by Captain Joshua Imme (USAF Aircraft Commander) and Captain Kathy Martin (USAF Aeromedical Evacuation Flight Nurse). Lee was humbled by Colonel Renata T. Sierzega, USAFR (ret.)'s delivery of the Flag and the Letter upon safe return from deployment.
"I am so proud of the Daemen Student Veterans Alliance (SVA)'s President (and Founder) Frank Grillo, US Army Combat Veteran, and all those who help build the special organization. I have enjoyed SVA events since those "Listening Circle" evenings in 2011," Lee says. "I am inspired by the leadership of the Center for Veterans and Veteran Family Services' directors: formerly, Dr. Patrick Welch, USMC (ret.) and currently, Colonel Walter Gordon, USAFR (ret.)." She expresses her sincerest gratitude for their compliments addressed to her Unit Commander:
"Captain Lee remains a force at Daemen … continues to set a terrific example for the students … She supports all the Veterans programs sponsored by my office, the Daemen Veterans Resource Center … "Another cited, "(Captain Lee) always willing to offer her assistance and had an excellent rapport … She has excellent written and verbal communication skills, is extremely organized, can work independently and is able to follow through to ensure that the job gets done."
Lee adds, "I feel honored to be the third Inductee of the Daemen Veterans Hall of Fame following Lieutenant Colonel Patrick E. Perretta (USAF Reserve) and Major Kevin Joseph Klostermann (USMC Reserve). They are my inspiration."
It seems like it was only yesterday Dr. Mary Lou Rusin (Nursing Department Chair) commended Lee in 2005 to the USAF for being "highly motivated, energetic … attention to detail, good communication skills, and a professional demeanor …" Lee says, "I never forget her voice injecting confidence for my future: 'Veronica will succeed at anything she sets out to do.'"
Born and raised in (British) Hong Kong, Dr. Lee became an American Citizen in 2000 after being a Canadian Citizen for nine years. Lee admits that she did experience with cultural shock within her early years after landing in North America. "I lived and survived. As time went on, I started to appreciate the fact that I was not alone and never will," she says. "I learn to 'ride it out' my roller-coaster journey and to count God's blessings everyday."
"Just believe, and put all of our heart into what you want to achieve." – Dr. Veronica Lee, Doctor of Nursing Practice
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Tomorrow night we are treated to another night of mixed martial arts actions in Dallas, Texas as UFC 171 is set to take place from inside the American Airlines Center.
Robbie Lawler and Johny Hendricks will battle it out for the vacant welterweight title in the main event. While Carlos Condit is set to meet Tyron Woodley in the co-main event.
As you should know, every UFC event bring the chance to win big money so let's take a closer look at tomorrow nights odds:
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Main Card
Johny Hendricks 2/9 (-450) vs. Robbie Lawler 11/4 (+275)
Carlos Condit 8/15 (-187.5) vs. Tyron Woodley 6/4 (+150)
Myles Jury 4/7 (-175) vs. Diego Sanchez 11/8 (+137.5)
Hector Lombard 8/15 (-187.5) vs. Jake Shields 11/8 (+137.5)
Ovince St. Preux 1/4 (-400) vs. Nikita Krylov 11/4 (+275)
Kelvin Gastelum 8/13 (-162.5) vs. Rick Story 5/4 (+125)
Jessica Andrade 4/11 (-275) vs. Raquel Pennington 2/1 (+200)
Dennis Bermudez 1/2 (-200) vs. Jimy Hettes 13/8 (+162.5)
Alex Garcia 1/4(-400) vs. Sean Spencer 11/4 (+275)
Renee Forte 4/6 (-150) vs. Frank Trevino 6/5 (+120)
Justin Scoggins 1/5 (-500) vs. Will Campuzano 7/2 (+350)
Sean Strickland 4/6 (-150) vs. Bubba McDaniel 6/5 (+120)
Daniel Pineda 4/9 (-225) vs. Robert Whiteford 7/4 (+175)
The Good
Lombard vs. Shields
This is just a terrible matchup for Shields and I would be shocked to see him get a win here. Lombard is quite possibly the hardest striker in the welterweight division, with his frame and grappling skills combined he is Shields worst nightmare. Big bet on "Lightning" to win here.
Andrade vs. Pennington
Pennington is a tough girl, with some good striking skills but she is going up against a beast in Jessica Andrade. The Brazilian Andrade has sharp hands and she is incredibly aggressive to go with it. A bet on her to win is a fairly safe one.
Garcia and Scroggins are both pretty much guaranteed to win in my eyes but at those odds, they are not worth the gamble.
The Bad
Condit vs. Woodley
Condit will most likely pick up the win on Saturday, but Woodley has a dangerous combination of knockout power and high-level wrestling which could very cause "The Natural Born Killer" problems. The odds on Condit to win via submission or KO are not bad at 11/10 but apart from that I would avoid betting.
Story vs. Gastelum
This is going to be a hard fight for both men and I would usually suggest to avoid betting on this type of fight. But, I think the oddsmakers have this wrong having Story as the underdog so my advice is to place a small bet on "The Horror".
The Ugly
Hendricks vs. Lawler
Johny Hendricks is a huge favorite to win and for good reason, but I just don't think it's wise betting against Robbie Lawler; especially at those odds. Both men have enough power to end the fight with one shot at any time so avoid betting on this one.
My bet picks:
Pick 1
Hector Lombard to win via KO – Bet $80 to win $152.74
Pick 2
Nikita Krylov to win via KO or submission – Bet $15 to win $75
Pick 3
Jessica Andrade to win – Bet $50 to win $68.29
Underdog special:
Lawler to win + Story to win – Bet $10 to win $84.33
My bonus picks:
Fight of the Night: Bermudez vs. Hettes
Performance of the Night 1: Carlos Condit
Performance of the Night 2: Justin Scroggins


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Hey everyone. Finished up my second pack the other day. Here it is.The angle of the platy makes it the platy look larger than it is.
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Michael,The basic little black pack! It goes anywhere and is always an attention getter.Well done!Are your shoulder straps all mesh except for the edges and webbing? Is your material basic black XPAC fabric?Party On,Newton
Thank you! It is all xpac vx21. I got a good deal on it so decided to make it all out of it. The straps are 4 mm spacer mesh with xpac sandwiched in. I tried using solely the spacer mesh but it had too much stretch for my tastes, so I took them out and made new ones with xpac reinforcement. They are a little on the fat side though, so on future builds I will scale them down a bit.
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The tied off cord loops you have for closing the top could be a problem. My first MYOG project was a day pack that had a cord loop and cord lock for closing the top. The loop of cord caught on a parking meter while I was running to catch a bus. This resulted in me being horizontal and 4' off the ground. I wasn't hurt because I landed perfectly flat. Needless to say I was very surprised by this. People on the bus were impressed.My pack was completely destroyed, but I am proud to report that it was the fabric that ripped, not my seams (and this was a heavy cordura). Maybe if you untie the cord, perhaps placing a knot in the two ends, it would be OK.
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Nice pack, what is the volume? How did you stich the shoulder straps, they look like they are just attched to the top? But i have to say, again, nice little pack you got there. Well done. Beardie
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More than five years after the financial crisis, there is still an open debate about what it would mean to have a financial sector that works for the benefit of the real economy, and how close we are to achieving that. In An Unfinished Mission: Making Wall Street Work For Us, Americans for Financial Reform and the Roosevelt Institute explore the policy questions that remain, both within and beyond the scope of the Dodd-Frank reforms.
Contributors include co-editors Mike Konczal (Roosevelt Institute) and Marcus Stanley (Americans for Financial Reform); John E. Parsons (MIT Sloan School of Management); Stephen J. Lubben (Seton Hall University School of Law); Mike Calhoun (Center for Responsible Lending); Jennifer S. Taub (Vermont Law School); Ron A. Rhoades (Alfred State College); Saule T. Omarova (UNC School of Law and Cornell University Law School); J. Robert Brown, Jr. (University of Denver Sturm College of Law); Wallace C. Turbeville (Demos); and Brad Miller (Center for American Progress, former member of U.S. House of Representatives).
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Introduction - Lisa Donner, Mike Konczal, Marcus Stanley
Where Are We in the Reform of OTC Derivatives Markets? - John E. Parsons
OLA After Single Point of Entry: Has Anything Changed? - Stephen J. Lubben
Capital Requirements: Hitting Six Birds With One Stone - Mike Konczal
Dodd-Frank Measures Fundamentally Reform the Mortgage Market - Mike Calhoun
There is No There There: Sophisticated Investors as the Guardians of Financial Stability - Jennifer S. Taub
The Fiduciary Standard and the Dodd-Frank Act: An Elegant Return to a Centuries-Old Principle - Ron A. Rhoades
Financial Institutions, the Market, and the Continuing Problem of Executive Compensation - J. Robert Brown, Jr.
The Challenges of Regulatory Enforcement - Brad Miller
The Paradox of Shadow Banking - Marcus Stanley
Toward an Understanding of the Use of Derivatives by End Users - Wallace C. Turbeville
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TALLAHASSEE — Bingo is safe. So are old-school arcade games and charity raffles.
But while the intention is to crack down on storefront gaming centers, there are some concerns that a proposed ban on Internet cafes could be casting a wider net than originally intended.
The state House on Friday approved a measure — House Bill 155 — that clarifies the definition of slot machines and other gaming machines commonly used in Internet cafes and adult amusement arcades. The state Senate is expected to pass a companion bill in the coming weeks.
The centers were the subject of proposed legislation in the past, but consideration accelerated this year after a statewide investigation into gaming activities by a charity, Allied Veterans of the World. The investigation led to 57 arrests and Jennifer Carroll's resignation as lieutenant governor 10 days ago.
The Legislature's move to prohibit businesses from giving out gift cards or other cash equivalents as prizes essentially would shutter the storefront gaming centers that dot strip malls across the state.
"If the language passes as is, the adult arcades would be illegal," said Marc Dunbar, a Tallahassee-based gaming attorney. "All children's arcades would be illegal as well. These machines cannot survive."
The reason: The state is looking to change the definition of a slot machine so that the presumption is that an electronic gaming device is a slot machine if it simulates games of chance.
Adult arcades and Internet cafes operate under different sections of the law. Internet cafes operate under the sweepstakes and game promotions law. Supporters of the ban said owners of these businesses are skirting the law because the product that customers purchase — Internet time or a phone card — isn't the reason they're being drawn to the storefront.
"The card is immaterial," said Judy Patterson, senior vice president and executive director of the American Gaming Association. "(The customers) want to go play the credits and get to online gambling."
Adult arcades, on the other hand, operate under a law that allows businesses like Chuck E. Cheese to offer games. Unlike the family friendly companies, adult arcades often are considered a gray area of the law. Courts have found these establishments are legal because the games operate with an element of both skill and chance.
The state has no guidelines as to how much skill is needed for the games to be considered of skill, not chance.
However, those who support a ban said patrons go to these adult arcades with the sole purpose to gamble.
The state has no guidelines as to how much skill is needed for the games to be considered of skill, not chance.
The games aren't allowed at pari-mutuels, such as the Naples-Fort Myers Greyhound Track in Bonita Springs, because the state agency regulating games said they need to be 100 percent skill to not be considered a slot machine.
"I think everyone supports (getting rid of) adult arcades," said Dunbar, whose clients support the proposed ban. "The adult arcade industry used to be the dominant gray market industry. The Legislature is terribly worried."
But there also are concerns that the legislation will affect games at children's arcades.
Rep. Jim Waldman, D-Coconut Creek, said these family businesses often give out gift cards to winners, instead of trinkets.
Dunbar said he understands the concern and that it's his belief that initial drafts of the law would knock out the ability of these places to operate.
Not everyone agrees with that assessment, though.
"I asked are we going to be able to thread the needle so that we're not sweeping up legitimate businesses like Chuck E. Cheese, McDonald's and other businesses like that, but still get bad people," said Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Niceville. "This will take some careful wording. And it may take us coming back a second time to sand off any rough edges."
Gaetz said he was assured by members of the Senate Gaming Committee that the bill wouldn't harm legitimate businesses.
Gary Rutledge, a Tallahassee-based gaming attorney who represents pari-mutuels, said he hasn't heard any concerns that kids' arcades or games that appear in bowling alleys or restaurants will take a hit. Instead, Rutledge said, legislators have guaranteed those won't be touched.
Gaetz said he understands the law may not be perfect, but he's willing to take the risk to ensure illegal ventures are shut down.
"I can't remember a single bill that I've passed in the Florida Senate that couldn't be improved upon a year or two later with someone looking back and saying gee, we didn't think of this — let's go back and sand the rough edge off," he said. "We may have to do that with the Internet cafe ban, but I think we have to do the right thing, the legal thing and the moral thing and that's get rid of these predatory enterprises."


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The values showcased below are all considered for the final GFP ranking recognized as the "Power Index" (abbrv: "PwrIndx"). PwrIndx scores are judged on a perfect value of "0.0000" which is realistically unattainable due to the number of factors considered per country. Bonuses and penalties are added to each nation (as needed) while landlocked countries (ex: Austria) are not penalized for lack of a standing navy though they do suffer penalties for not maintaining a useful merchant marine force.
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Available Manpower: 12,933,972
Fit for Service: 10,066,704
Reaching Military Age Annually: 412,290]
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Active Reserve Personnel: 4,500,000
Tank value includes Main Battle Tanks, light tanks and tank destroyers, either wheeled or tracked. AFV value includes Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs) and Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs).
Tanks: 4,200
Armored Fighting Vehicles (AFVs): 4,100
Self-Propelled Guns (SPGs): 2,250
Towed-Artillery: 4,300
Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems (MLRSs): 2,400
Includes both fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft from all branches of service.
Total Aircraft: 940
Fighters/Interceptors: 458
Fixed-Wing Attack Aircraft: 516
Transport Aircraft: 99
Trainer Aircraft: 165
Helicopters: 202
Attack Helicopters: 20
Aircraft Carrier value includes dedicated "helicopter carrier" vessels. Total naval strength includes all known auxiliaries as well.
Total Naval Strength: 1,061
Aircraft Carriers: 0
Frigates: 4
Destroyers: 0
Corvettes: 2
Submarines: 70
Coastal Defense Craft: 375
Mine Warfare: 23
Despite the advances made in battlefield technology, oil remains the lifeblood of any fighting force as well as local economy.
Oil Production: 120 bbl/day
Oil Consumption: 15,000 bbl/day]
Proven Oil Reserves: 0 bbl/day
War is as much a battle of logistics - moving man and machine from points all over - as it is direct combat. Labor Force reflects possible wartime industry strength.
Labor Force: 12,600,000
Merchant Marine Strength: 158]
Major Ports and Terminals: 8
Roadway Coverage: 25,554
Railway Coverage: 5,242
Serviceable Airports: 82
FINANCIAL (in USD)
Regardless of military strength in numbers, war is still driven by financing as much as any one leader or weapon.
Defense Budget: $7,500,000,000
External Debt: $3,000,000,000
Reserves of Foreign Exchange and Gold: $6,000,000,000
Purchasing Power Parity: $40,000,000,000
GEOGRAPHY (in km)
Geographical values primarily figure into a defensive-minded war (i.e. invasion).
Square Land Area: 120,538 km
Coastline: 2,495 km
Shared Border: 1,607 km
Waterways: 2,250 km
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Bloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin (original 2010; edition 2010)
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In spite of the abundant WWII literature and movies, we only have a partial understanding of things since the first half of the 20th century is still too often viewed through Western European eyes only. Without wanting to minimise what happened in the Western half of the continent, the atrocities in Eastern Europe belonged to a wholly different order of magnitude. The author concentrates on this part of Europe that found itself between two totalitarian states - with tens of millions of civilian victims as a result. He makes the counterintuitive and chilling case how Hitler and Stalin, though political opponents, were often strategic allies in obliterating the population of these bloodlands. The consequences reverberate to this day, both in the physical landscape of the ruined cities, the silence of its lost population and in the geopolitical tensions in countries like Poland and Ukraine.
In writing Bloodlands, Timothy Snyder has given us a new way to look at the tragedy of the years leading up to and including the Second World War. While it makes for a harrowing read, it is a necessary book for anyone interested in Eastern Europe and the Second World War.
Snyder rightly eschews simplistic comparisons between the deaths caused by both Hitler and Stalin but does not shy away from a brutal retelling of the stories of those many millions who were soon to be voiceless.
If anything, this book provides a brilliant polemic against bureaucracy and totalitarianism while being careful not to dismiss the violence to come out of both fascism and communism as madness or behavior beyond the pale. Snyder teases out the perspectives of victims and oppressors on all sides, allowing one to see causes and consequences not of individual inhumanity but the inhumanity of the systems in which human beings were helplessly entangled.
Finally, Snyder's book provides a useful corrective to the dearth of information which still exists due to decades of Soviet secrecy in the wake of the USSR's victory. One gets the sense that there are volumes of research yet to be undertaken before a complete picture of the tragedy emerges, particularly surrounding deaths in the Ukraine and Eastern Europe. Undoubtedly the task to uncover this information remains daunting, but Snyder has provided us with the first steps as well as an excellent framework for doing so.
A path-breaking book that analyzes the murderous fate that was visited upon the citizens of nations in East and Central Europe under Stalin and Hitler. Incredibly detailed, the book explores such brutal Soviet policies as the Moscow-ordered famine in Ukraine, the Great Purge, and ethnic deportations that led to tens of thousands of deaths. The author also analyzes the Holocaust and presents a new theory of its cause and an overview of its process. The residents in this narrow slice of Europe had to be some of the unluckiest humans on the planet; for some, Stalin's NKVD was followed by Nazi death squads--and then, as the miltary situation changed--by Soviet terror again. Excellent for understanding the policies and planning that the wartime German and Soviet governments employed. New information includes Nazi documents that forecast the starvation of tens of millions of people in Soviet Russia given a Wermacht lightning victory. Of course a quick knockout did not occur. But the Germans did starve millions of Russian prisoners of war and the death rate was in the millions. The cruelty of these two states is boundless; after the Katyn Forest massacre of Polish officers, Stalin had the families of these men deported to Kazachstan, where many perished in such an alien location. This book demands a strong stomach and a strong urge to learn the "truth." One encounters aspects of humanity--such as routine cannabalism in the face of starvation--that are shocking and simultaneously "rational" given the provocation.
A book that looks at topics familiar to historians, the Great terror of Stalin, the Holocaust, the Katyn Massacre. etc, geographically rather than politically, or ethnically. The result is a masterpiece.
Many criticize the book as drawing a equivalency between Stalin and Hitler and rail the primacy of the Holocaust being is denied by including other deaths. Syders points out most Jew killed by the Nazi's dies before any of the gas chambers were built and any western Jews were deported. He says the gas chambers of Auschwitz are central in our image of the mass killing of the 30s and 40s because survivors lived to tell their story, unlike so may Jews in Ukraine, or Belorussia where only numbers, staggering numbers of those shot remain. Nuance exists in history and Snyder goes to great lengths and used detailed information to show differences in many of the tragedies, but does not shy away from pointing out their similarities, as other writers have done to avoid controversy.
Snyder points out that many people suffered from Stalin, then Hitler, then Stalin again as borders shifted during the war. He also painstakingly points out the some of the killers were facing extreme moral dilemmas skillyfully manipulated by the Soviet Union or the Nazis regime to kill innocents in the hope of saving themselves, or families.
The conclusion of the book in an essential read. This portion shows the exaggerated numbers and erroneous causes cited by many national groups to advance an agenda.
Snyder's ambition is to persuade the West—and the rest of the world—to see the war in a broader perspective. He does so by disputing popular assumptions about victims, death tolls, and killing methods—of which more in a moment—but above all about dates and geography. The title of this book, Bloodlands, is not a metaphor. Snyder's "bloodlands," which others have called "borderlands," run from Poznan in the West to Smolensk in the East, encompassing modern Poland, the Baltic states, Ukraine, Belarus, and the edge of western Russia (see map on page 10). This is the region that experienced not one but two—and sometimes three—wartime occupations. This is also the region that suffered the most casualties and endured the worst physical destruction.
More to the point, this is the region that experienced the worst of both Stalin's and Hitler's ideological madness.
Mr Snyder's book is revisionist history of the best kind: in spare, closely argued prose, with meticulous use of statistics, he makes the reader rethink some of the best-known episodes in Europe's modern history.
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