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The Revolution Track Series returns to the Manchester Velodrome this Saturday after its Christmas break.
This season's Revolution Team Championship is an endurance event and going in to the weekend's penultimate round UK Youth lead the competition after a dominant performance in the last round by Steven Burke. Burke though has now left Nigel Mansell's outfit to ride for Specialized Sigma Sport and concentrate on his track career with the Team GB squad - that puts the onus on James Lowsley Williams and David MacGowan to hold on to their team's lead.
We'll find out how tough a call that is come Saturday, but the UK Youth chaps face some stiff competition with several six day specialists joining rival teams including Alex Aeschbach, Andreas Muller, Jesper Morkov, Christian Grasmann, Robert Bengsch and former World Champion Morgan Kniesky.
Other team changes will see Luke Rowe making his neo-pro debut for Team Sky, Russell Downing returns to Revolution after his points win in the first round – this time he will be riding for team howies while Tom Murray joince Canadian Points Champion Jean-Michel Lachance riding for Rouleur.
It's not all endurance events though, the sprint competition promises some seriously exciting action with Revolution's first tandem sprint competition with a GB versus Holland Sprint Omnium in which Craig MacLean and Neil Fachie and Barney Storey and Anthony Kappes will take on Dutch pairs Patrick Bos and Rinne Oost and Yorick Bos and Richard Bonhof in an omnium contest that will include a Flying Lap, Match Sprint and Kilo TT.
There are still a few standing tickets left for Saturday's action but you'll need to be quick. To find out more about what this weekend's Revolution has in store visit www.cyclingrevolution.com. For those who can't make it TV highlights will be broadcast on ITV4 on Monday 9th January.


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Wisconsin Celebrates Recall Effort- And the Aftermath
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Madison, WI In an event that followed the delivery of nearly 2 million recall petitions, Wisconsin citizens gathered at Madison's Monona Terrace to celebrate the historic event. As you walked into the ballroom, it resembled more a Democratic National Convention than a celebration of the delivery of petition signatures earlier in the day. On January 17th a confirmed crowd of over 3,000 gathered to hear from United Wisconsin representatives and volunteers, Mike Tate, Chairmen of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, Phil Neufeldt, president of Wisconsin's AFL-CIO, and John Nichols, correspondent from the Nation Magazine.
It was clear the crowd of thousands were from America's Dairyland. People of all walks of life, ages, union, non-union, teachers, firefighters, and middle America walked the floor, chanted, and cheered. John and Kate Bausch stood proudly behind a LED Recall Walker sign, and held up a hand-written note which simply said, "thanks a million" in reference to the petitions gathered. The couple from Darlington, Wisconsin said, "We came here to be with the people. We have a lot of hope." They quietly looked at the camera and said, "One year later the energy is the same. He's going to be history (as our Governor)."
The event at times felt like a large political convention mixed with a Mardi Gras atmosphere, added with energy, passion, and inspiration. You could see it in the eyes and hear it in their voices. In some of the panoramic super wide angle shots, the lens could barely cover one-third of the actual scene.
Outside the ballroom, booths were set up with stacks of Recall Walker signs predominately in the blue and white of United Wisconsin, a non-partisan Political Action Committee (PAC) whose sole purpose is to recall the Governor Walker and Lt. Governor, Rebecca Kleefisch.
Later in the week, on Saturday, January 21st, a rally pro-Walker rally was held in Hart Park in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin near Milwaukee. News reports puts the audience size between hundreds and thousands although exact numbers have yet to be confirmed. The organizers utilized Facebook to promote the event. The event did not go without incident according to the Huffington Post as several anti-Walker protesters unfurled an anti-Walker banner in front of the stage. U.S. Senate candidates Mark Neumann and Tommy Thompson spoke at the rally.
Up next, the verification of nearly 2 million recall petitions for the Governor, Lt. Governor, and four Republican legislators, including Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald. The three other senators up for potential recall include: Senator Pam Galloway of Wausau, Senator Terry Moulton of Chippewa Falls, and Senator Van Wanggaard of Racine.
After one year of Wisconsin recalls, the stage is set for a long and bitter battle as the state heads for potential recall elections of six GOP legislators. While the initial celebrations are over, the real work begins now, with elections likely coming early this summer.
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Whether you prefer Dutch streusel, lattice-topped, or traditional butter-crusted, this delicious pie is packed with all the sweet, wholesome goodness of Thanksgiving.
- For the Crust:
- 2 1/2 cup unbleached organic all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoon sugar
- 4 tablespoon organic, trans-fat free shortening
- 12 tablespoon unsalted butter, chilled and cut into 1/2 inch pieces
- 6 to 8 teaspoon ice-cold water
- Extra flour for dusting
- 1 egg white, lightly beaten
- For the Filling:
- 3 organic Granny Smith Apples, peeled, cored and quartered
- 5 organic McIntosh Apples, peeled, cored and quartered
- Juice from one lemon
- 2/3 cup plus 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 tablespoon organic, unbleached flour
- 2 teaspoon cinnamon, ground
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon allspice, ground
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoon maple syrup
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Place flour, salt, sugar, shortening in a food processor. Pulse until combined (about 10 to 12 seconds). Add half the butter, pulse until combined. Add the rest of the butter, pulse until combined. The mixture should resemble coarse cornmeal.
Sprinkle 4 to 6 teaspoons water over the flour. Pulse until mixture holds together and forms a ball. Add more water if needed. Remove from processor, pat into a round disk and wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for at least one hour, or for up to 2 days.
Slice apples into 1/4-inch slices. Toss with lemon juice. Sprinkle with sugar, flour, spices and salt. Toss to coat evenly. Set aside.
Remove dough from refrigerator and divide in half. Sprinkle work surface with flour, as well as each piece of dough. Take half of the dough and form it into a disk. Place on work surface, and using a rolling pin roll out to a 11 to 13 inch circle. Roll the dough over the rolling pin, and unroll it onto the pie pan. Press dough gently into pan. Brush unbaked shell with egg white mixture.
Place filling in the shell. Drizzle with maple syrup. Repeat with other half of the dough. Roll the dough over the rolling pin, and gently unroll it over the filling. Use scissors to trim excess dough within a half inch of the pan. Tuck excess dough underneath itself, making it even with the pie pan.
Flute the edge of the crust, or use a fork to seal the crust. Use a sharp knife to create four, 2-inch vents in the top crust. Brush with egg whites and sprinkle with one tablespoon sugar.
Place on a baking sheet and bake for 25 minutes. Reduce heat to 375°F, and bake until golden and the filling is bubbling (about 30 to 35 minutes longer). Cool pie on cooling rack for at least 2 hours before serving.
For a crisper crust, lightly beat an egg white and brush it over the inside of the unbaked crust. The proteins in the egg white create a barrier between the filling and the pie shell, resulting in a flaky, crisper crust.
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Maharashtra: 3 killed in bus mishap
At least three students were killed and over 14 other passengers were critically injured when the bus they were travelling in collided with a speeding truck container near Malkapur city in Buldhana district of Maharashtra on Friday.
The mishap took place on National Highway 6 around 7 am.
The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC bus) was going from Kati to Malkapur.
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HOSTS England will face a battle just to reach the quarter-finals of World Cup 2015.
Stuart Lancaster's men have been drawn in Pool A, alongside Wales and Australia.
Two qualifiers – probably Fiji and Uruguay – will complete the group.
With two from five progressing to the last eight, England will have no time to ease themselves into form.
Admitting England face a stern test, head coach Lancaster said: "It is definitely a pretty tough pool.
"To win the World Cup you have to win big games and I have got a huge amount of respect for what Wales have done recently.
"We know their squad pretty well, it is a young side and a lot of them will still be around in 2015.
"Australia have just beaten us and if you look at the age and profile of their squad, they have got some young lads as well. We will look forward to it."
The tournament kicks off on September 18, 2015, with the final to be held at Twickenham on October 31.
Kingsholm remains in the running to host matches, with a final decision on venues to be made in January.
Scotland will have it all to do against 2007 champions South Africa and livewire Samoa in Pool B, while current holders New Zealand drew Argentina and Tonga.
Ireland probably gained the most fortunate draw of the home nations, as they will line up against France and Italy in Pool D.
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Newberry, SC (WLTX) - The New Black Panther Party was in Newberry County Thursday demanding justice and equality in the murder investigation of Anthony Hill's death.
Investigators say Hill was killed by 19-year-old Gregory Collins accused of shooting Hill in the head, then dragging his body for more than 10 miles.
The group says investigators need to make this a federal case and investigate it as a hate crime. They say if the tables were turned and a black man killed a white man, investigators would treat the case differently.
"We are here to say this will not be hid under a rock! [sic]" shouted Minister Hashim Nzinga at a press conference in Newberry County Thursday.
Nzinga says the New Black Panther Party wants justice in Hill's Murder case, a killing he believes was a hate crime.
"You watch who they put in office and make sure they represent this case as a federal hate crime, and make sure they move fast on this case, so you won't have to worry about stopping at a BP service station or leaving the chicken plant and somebody blowing your head off and dragging you down the street by a rope," Nzinga said.
The New Black Panther believes the issue of race played a part in Hill's death.
"We didn't like the sheriff saying it's not a hate crime. That's totally ridiculous for him to even say that out of his mind and his head, when he knows he went to the crime scene and this 19-year-old kid had over 20 assault weapons stockpiled, and we know for a fact there was rebel flags and there was signs of white supremacy in his house," he added.
But Major Todd Johnson with the Newberry County Sheriff's Department says they haven't released what was inside Collins's house.
"Nothing inside the residence has been released for the integrity of the investigation, which is common practice," Johnson said. While johnson agrees the case is gruesome, he says investigators are doing all they can in the same name of justice.
"I don't think anyone would say this is okay, but I think the community has come together very well in coping and condemning this act. And I think law enforcement and the community has come together to bring this man to justice," Johnson added. Johnson disagreed with the activists, saying Collins is being prosecuted.
"He is in jail. He is being charged certainly at the state level if not farther, depending on what our investigation brings forward. Snd so, I think it would be a mischaracterization to say that he's not being prosecuted," Collins said. Right now, deputies are looking into the relationship between Hill and and Collins.
They have yet to say if Hill's death was the result of a hate crime, but The New Black Panther Party plans to continue their message of equality.
SLED, FBI and The Department of Justice are also working on this case.
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The ZIP contains 4 files:
- dsd2pcm.jar (the converter written in Java, outputs raw 24/88 PCM, intel byte order)
- info.txt (contains some infos)
- test2822k.dsd (14 seconds, mono DSD, 5 megs)
- test44k.mp3 (conversion result)
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I remember this one from a few years back....I forget whether the full version was ever published or not; the link to the master's thesis appears dead. Very interesting and mostly thorough work ...
But regarding the four out of 145 subjects who scored significantly better than chance on their first tests:
"All four of these tests occurred within the final four
days of testing. By that point the testing schedule was
full, so unfortunately these individuals could not be
brought back for follow-up verification tests."
Grr. I hate when this happens!
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Minnesota Vikings center John Sullivan and safety Jamarca Sanford sat out practice again on Friday, and cornerback Antoine Winfield didn't do much either.
All three starters were listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against Green Bay.
Sullivan and Sanford each suffered a concussion in the second half of last weekend's loss at Chicago. The Vikings generally have held players out for a game after concussions over the past year-plus, and coach Leslie Frazier said neither player has passed all the tests necessary to meet the NFL's guidelines for players to return to the field.
So, barring rapid recovery over the next 48 hours, the smart money is on Joe Berger starting at center and Tyrell Johnson at safety on Sunday, with rookies Brandon Fusco and Mistral Raymond active for the first time as bench players.
"Those guys have made progress, both John and Jamarca, but not to the point where we could say that they'd be ready to play yet," Frazier said. "(Athletic trainers are) going to do some more things with them (Saturday). There's a possibility, so we're going to list them as doubtful. But it's just a possibility."
Winfield returned to practice on Wednesday after sitting out for two weeks with a stiff neck. But he's been limited the past two days and it's unclear what role, if any, he'll deem himself ready to fill against the Packers.
"He moved around a little bit" on Friday, Frazier said. "We'll see how he feels (Saturday), but I'd say he's doubtful for the game on Sunday."
Assuming Winfield can't go, Chris Cook presumably would get his third consecutive start at left cornerback and Asher Allen would be the third cornerback covering the slot in the nickel defense.
Asked if there's a possibility Winfield will have to be shut down for an extended period, Frazier said, "I think it's more week to week at this point. He's made a lot of progress, to the point where he's very close to getting on the field. So, I think he's still kind of day to day right now."
Right tackle Phil Loadholt (knee) and receiver Percy Harvin (rib) practiced for a second straight day and were listed as probable, along with middle linebacker E.J. Henderson (knee), linebacker Kenny Onatolu (hamstring) and left guard Steve Hutchinson (knee).
Henderson continues to deal with knee trouble, Frazier confirmed, and brother Erin Henderson is expected to return to the nickel defense.
For Green Bay, defensive tackle Ryan Pickett was added to the injury list with a concussion and was listed as questionable for Sunday's game, but coach Mike McCarthy said he's expected to play.
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So maybe you haven't noticed my absence from this blog once again, but in case you have, I thought I need some 'splaining to do.
As you can see, there's a few changes here on this blog, the most obvious one being that I've gone completely Girly. Pink! Cursive! If you think I'm soon going to pull out some ruffles and tutus and other feminine-ish stuff you could imagine, you're probably right.
From my Year of the Dress Challenge to my Mommy Moontime Confessions, it's sort of self-evident this direction I'm headed. And with that, where I wanted to this blog to go.
Except if blogs had a mind of their own, mine was stubborn and unyielding. There is so much past and history that just doesn't jive with my Present and my blog kept wanting to hold on.
To what exactly, I'm not sure. I suppose it was the nostalgia, the sentimental and religious ideas I have of my identity as a mother and a homemaker, and the dream of finally finding my home in that.
But the word Home has started to evolve for me over the last year or so and my identity has magically outgrown the confines of how I used to define it.
It seems to me that nourishing a Home, before it is about family, is about nourishing my own Feminine Self. For this Feminine Body IS my first home, the physical vessel that housed my equally Feminine Soul. (Or maybe my Body is part of my Soul and my Soul is part of my Body all the same? No matter.) The point is, a well-Nourished Family is but an extension, a reflection of a well-Nourished Feminine (and of course a well-Nourished Masculine too, but that is for another post).
And I've finally figured out why the hell we have severely malnourished families in this country, if not around the world (drum roll please):
It's simply that…we have severely malnourished the Feminine.
It's the worst tragedy to befall humankind and we scarcely noticed.
But there's a growing Movement, a slow but steady Presence, a kind but firm Voice that keeps pointing us towards the kind of Wisdom we have so long ignored. We are collectively longing for this Wisdom, starved and thirsty for another kind of Truth that transcends Logic, the Written Word and any Established Order of sorts. It's the kind that we all Possess and are Possessed by. The kind of knowing we have deep in our bones, our bodies and our spirits. The kind that is passed down from one generation to the next through legacy and kin. The kind that is written and etched directly in our hearts.
The kind that is Feminine Brilliance.
The Feminine Brilliance that says…our bodies are our temples. And to nourish our bodies, honor its design and listen to its wisdom is one of the greatest acts of worship we can ever offer.
The Feminine Brilliance that says…our bodies were made to birth and nurture children. And to follow our maternal intuition/primal instincts in how to birth and care for our young is one of the greatest gifts for transformation and spiritual growth if we dare embrace it.
The Feminine Brilliance that says…our bodies know exactly what it needs. And to listen to our bodies when it comes to the kind of food to consume or how much rest it requires on any given day is the simplest thing we can do for ourselves and our children to have healthier and happier lives.
The Feminine Brilliance that says…everything is Connected. And in that Connectedness, we breathe, move, live and find our very Being.
The Feminine Brilliance that brings Harmony and Balance to the Masculine Strength our culture is well-versed in.
I don't know exactly how I got here. Nor do I really care. Because I'm here Now and really? That's all that matters. And I have found my new soul purpose here on earth . One that encompasses and transcends what this blog, a nourishing home, was initially about.
I'm here to return to our Feminine Brilliance and help other women, and most especially my daughter, do the same.
How exactly I turn that into a sacred livelihood that makes my heart sing and empowers other women all at once, I have a few ideas. How exactly I work that out in this blog, I don't know yet. It might be that I have to say good-bye to this blog to start a new one along with a biz that will rock this testosterone-charged world.
Who knows?
I'm taking it one day at a time, heck I'm taking it one moment at a time. And well, hot pink and cursive feel like the most fitting of ways to express my newfound life mission right here, right now.
P.S. I'm starting my Wise Women Leadership Program this week and my Nia White Belt Training next week (eeps!) so don't expect me to be here on the blog a whole lot. In fact, I think my blogging schedule is about to change drastically – still thinking of the details. Lots and lots of re-imagining my social media platform along with the business I'm forever daydreaming about but I hope we can stay connected. I am on Facebook and Instagram awholelot so maybe I'll see you there?


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WaPo's Ezra Klein (Video): The Deceptive Strategy Underlying ObamaCare
Morgen on June 25, 2009 at 11:57 pm
Ezra Klein is a well-respected, liberal blogger on economic and public policy issues for the Washington Post. In fact, I think it's accurate to say that he is a rising liberal star, a prime example of how traditional media institutions are transitioning to the realities of the new media era. And on the subject of healthcare policy and politics, in particular, his range and depth of knowledge is almost unrivaled within the journalistic world. In recent weeks, he has made repeat appearances on MSNBC to discuss the prospects for health reform, and he is a frequent speaker and panelist at healthcare focused conferences around the country. (And by the way, he also happens to be the founder of the infamous "Journolist".)
The point is whether you agree with his liberal perspective or not, Klein's opinions are typically well-informed and he usually backs up his arguments with actual data (and "lots of it", as he says). Many people, myself included, follow his blog and Twitter feed closely for up-to-the-minute information on the back room dealings in Congress related to healthcare reform.
Which makes it all that much more remarkable that a liberal figure of such prominence in the healthcare debate could be caught on tape unambiguously admitting what we and other conservatives have been saying for months: that the public plan is the liberals' backdoor strategy for moving towards a single-payer system. In fact, he goes one better and even lays out the backstory for why the Democrats deemed this strategy necessary. He's speaking at the "NetRoots Nation" conference last July – WATCH:
(Sorry for the video quality – the problem was with the source).
This was actually not the first time that Klein admitted this. In May 2008 he wrote an article for The American Prospect where he called the Public Plan strategy – "Single Payer By Stealth". In point of fact, Klein was a close follower of Jacob Hacker's "Health Care for America" plan even before Obama adopted it as his healthcare platform. So again, the man knows what he is talking about.
And I should add that it really is not that remarkable for Klein to have been so forthright about this. I actually admire the fact that he tends to speak his mind, and is generally an open and honest advocate for the liberal policy objectives he favors. This is more than I can say for the Administration and the Public Plan advocates in Congress.
The mainstream media has continued to push the President's bogus line that Republicans, insurance companies, etc. are the ones dishonestly claiming that the public plan is intended to ultimately put private insurers out of business. We now have documented evidence of multiple Democratic members of Congress admitting this (Sen. Feingold, Rep. Schakowsky). We have the original architect of the public plan strategy, Jacob Hacker, admitting this. And now we have Journolist founder, and respected Washington Post blogger, Ezra Klein caught on tape admitting this. These are prominent, liberal proponents of the President's healthcare plan – not conservatives, not insurance company defenders!
Here is the million dollar (or rather, $2 trillion) question at this point: when is anyone in the mainstream media going to wake up and pursue this story? This debate is far too important for the future of our country to let the Administration's claims go unchallenged. This may be the story opportunity of a lifetime for a brave journalist willing to seize it.
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Fear Of Flying
Conquering it may just be a matter of control
Am I the only person in the aviation world who has ever gone through, and still goes through, periods of apprehension when it comes to flying? I can even go so far as to say that I'm maybe even a little afraid. In my case, I don't mean ready-to-soil-myself scared. I mean, I'll be chugging along at about 4,000 feet, and for the briefest of moments and for absolutely no reason, a little twinge of fear sneaks a quick jab to my confidence. Then, it's gone.
I can look back at periods when I was flying so little that I'd find reasons not to fly, e.g., the wind is too high, the ceiling isn't quite 4,000 feet, and Gilligan's Island is on television. You know the drill. Your confidence has slipped because you haven't flown enough. And then you soon find reasons not to fly, which means that you fly even less. So your confidence goes downhill even more while your ability to make excuses expands exponentially.
One hundred percent of the time, the cure is both obvious and easy: Grit your teeth, strap it on, and go flying. If it's been a really long time, book an hour with your local CFI. You probably need a BFR anyway.
But what about those folks who really are afraid to fly? What's in their heads and what's the cure? I'll save you time by telling you right up front that I don't know. I say this even though I'm up close and personal with a serious case of aerophobia—my daughter, Jennifer, is deathly afraid of flying.
How afraid is she? Well, she's afraid enough that she drove from California to New Jersey in a Honda for Christmas rather than taking a plane. She's afraid enough that she took the bus from Los Angeles to Orlando, Fla., to be with her mother for a week (that's two-and-a-half days each way with no showers—yuck!).
Her fear of flying has even gotten to the point where it could be a real problem when it comes to her blossoming professional career. So, what can she do about it? We've talked about it and, in the course of doing so, touched on some basic fears that inhabit us all. They may even explain my little twinges.
If pressed, Jennifer will say that it isn't the dead part of dying that bothers her. It's the process. It's the image of what she'd have to go through during that long, drawn-out plunge downward to eternity. She says, "I just can't imagine the terror," when actually, that's not true. She doesn't realize it, but she can imagine it and so can the rest of us. Otherwise, we wouldn't be so scared.
I think that at least some of the blame for many folks' fear of flying can be laid at Tinsel Town's glittering doorstep because it's impossible to channel-surf for an evening without witnessing at least one airliner falling out of control with people onboard screaming, flight attendants tumbling and Leslie Nielsen saying, "Don't call me Surely." We see it so often that it's easy for someone like Jennifer to forget how seldom it actually happens.


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Reading Shelf: Five Books on HIV
BY Diane Anderson-Minshall
November 17 2011 1:00 AM ET
Ashamed to Die: Silence, Denial, and the AIDS Epidemic in the South
Andrew J. Skerritt's Ashamed to Die: Silence, Denial, and the AIDS Epidemic in the South takes a hard look at the AIDS crisis in the region, filtered through a small town in South Carolina. Skerritt's essential arguments are that the United States has failed to adequately address the threat of HIV in communities of color and that taboos about race, sex, and love'combined with Southern conservatism, conflicting moral and social conventions, and a legacy of racism'continue to create an unacceptable death toll. The book, though, isn't just wonky social science, as Ashamed is really about people (Tracy, Carolyn, Nita) whose lives are affected by HIV in a very tangible way, as well as the town itself, where a still-segregated cemetery is filled with young black men and women who've died of AIDS. (Lawrence Hill Books, $24.95)
Delicate Courage: An Exquisite Journey of Love, Death, and Eternal Communication
After the one-two gut punch that hit San Francisco in 1978'the murder of city officials Harvey Milk and George Moscone and the Jonestown massacre'author Jim Geary joined the Shanti Project, which he later helped develop into an internationally acclaimed model of AIDS services. In Delicate Courage: An Exquisite Journey of Love, Death, and Eternal Communication, Geary documents those early days in San Francisco, ground zero of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, as well as falling in love and surviving the enduring crisis over the ensuing decades. Geary now lives in Florida with his partner. (iUniverse, $32.95)
Ten Days With Minor
Tackling a triptych of issues'immigration, AIDS, and love'Nsedu Onyile's first novel, Ten Days With Minor, relies on the author's experience as a Nigerian immigrant with AIDS. 'This book is a clash of worlds,' says Onyile. 'African and American, health and disease, life and death'shown through immigration, society, friendship and survival tactics.' The central story in Ten Days is the meeting of two strangers: Minor, a dying AIDS patient still struggling to adjust to Western society, and Usukuma, a free spirit whose West African traditions help Minor cope. The friendship between the two helps manage the disease and the decline it causes. (AuthorHouse, $8.69),
Songs for the New Depression
Drawing on his years of work with AIDS Project Los Angeles and his experience of losing a partner to the disease, Kergan Edwards-Stout has crafted a work of fiction reminiscent of some classic tales in Songs for the New Depression. It follows middle-aged Gabe, a man who must finally tackle his demons with a little help from his mother's new wife. Even better, Edwards-Stout's debut boasts the kind of dark humor that made Augusten Burroughs (Running With Scissors, Dry) a household name, as evidenced by the fact that the new stepmom is a country music'loving priest. (Circumspect Press, $15.99)
The River: A Journey to the Source of HIV and AIDS
Of all the books on HIV and AIDS today, few look at the origin of the virus, but Edward Hooper, a former United Nations official and BBC correspondent, searches for the source in The River: A Journey to the Source of HIV and AIDS. The reporter put 10 years of research into an amazingly comprehensive history of the disease that, being a hefty tome'1,000 pages with references and illustrations'is for serious readers only. The most notable aspects: Hooper's controversial thesis that HIV made the jump from simians to humans via the administration of oral polio vaccine in Africa in the 1950s and his argument that politics should take a backseat to a cure. (Little, Brown, $9.99 Kindle Edition)


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Ducks rally to beat Jackrabbits
Ryon Healy doubled in two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning as Oregon overcame South Dakota State, 3-2, in the NCAA regionals on Friday night at PK Park.
It was only the second hit of the game for the Ducks. It came after J.J. Altobelli led off with a walk and was sacrificed to second before Aaron Payne was hit by a pitch. Healy then drove the baseball to the wall in left-center and both runners scored easily.
The Ducks (46-14) will play Rice (42-17) at 6 p.m. today after an elimination game at 2 p.m. between the Ducks Jackrabbits (35-23) and San Francisco (34-23). The Owls defeated the Dons 2-0 in 11 innings in Friday's first game.
After Jake Reed pitched the first seven innings for the Ducks, allowing only five hits and one earned run, Garrett Cleavinger (9-0) worked a 1-2-3 eighth inning before Jimmie Sherfy recorded his 21st save.
Oregon scored its first run without a hit in the fifth inning. Connor Hofmann led off and reached second on an error, then stole third before trotting home on a wild pitch.
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Week 11,
Basic Statistics:
Scales, distributions, variance, the normal distribution
Lecture notes
Key topics:
- Using numbers to represent "reality":
- Key role in science
- Problems and potential political biases.
- Types of numbers:
- Scales: ratio, interval, ordinal, categorical
- Frequencies, frequency distributions
- Characterizing trends in data:
- measures of central tendency; mean (M), mode, median.
- measures of variance: range and standard deviation
- The Normal distribution & statistical decisions
- The critical ratio and hypothesis testing.
Understand all the italicized terms: they will be crucial to the entire statistics section.
The properties of the normal distribution in particular are central to this section.
The lecture notes are here.
Suggested background reading: Your basic statistics chapter(s).
Focus Modules:
Introduction to statistics.
Z and the Normal Distribution.
Testing hypotheses; the critical ratio.
For lecture & Discussion Group:
Chapter 4 (or the basic statistics chapter) of your text.
Other readings: politics and statistics, political uses of science, fraud in education tracking.
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These are the data you will be using for your paper. You can make up data if you like - or use real data - but keep it as simple as this.
Get a jump on the t-test you have due for next week (and to complete your paper) by going to the assignment for next week and begin working on it now.
Take these data and follow the instructions for this week.
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Maple Olive Oil Praline Crescents
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Author Notes: Since discovering Nekisia Davis' olive oil maple granola recipe on Food52, I've made it countless times. Each time, I shamelessly strip mine the fragrant, olive oil- drenched, maple-scented toasted pecans. So I figured, why not make just the nuts and use them as the primary ingredient in a cookie? The dough for these is based on the ubiquitous holiday nut crescent for which there are countless similar recipes floating around. I started with the one my mother most likely clipped from a "Woman's Day" or "Family Circle" magazine in the sixties. These are chewier – and tastier – due to the crumbled pralines inside each one. They take a bit longer to make, but the results are well worth the effort. Enjoy!! ;o) —AntoniaJames
Makes 2 -3 dozen
- For the nuts you'll need:
- 8 ounces coarsely chopped pecan pieces
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 3 tablespoons pure maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons dark brown sugar
- For the cookie dough, you'll need:
- 1 ½ sticks (6 ounces) unsalted butter
- ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil
- ¼ cup brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons excellent quality vanilla extract
- 2 teaspoons water
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- ½ teaspoon salt
- Confectioners' sugar for rolling the cookies (about a cup)
- In a medium bowl, toss the pecans well with the 3 tablespoons of olive oil, the maple syrup and the brown sugar, so all of the pecans are well coated. Let them sit in the bowl for about two hours, or more if you have the time. (The longer, the better.)
- Heat oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Spread the coated nuts and any crumbs on a parchment- lined medium baking sheet. Roast for about 25 minutes, turning the nuts over after about 12 minutes. Check them after 18, to make sure they don't darken too much. Put in a bowl to cool.
- In a large mixing bowl, beat the butter and olive oil with the sugar until light and creamy. If using an electric mixer, medium speed works well here, for about 4 minutes. Add the vanilla extract and water; scrape down the sides of the bowl; and beat until well combined.
- Chop the pralined pecan pieces into small bits. (I pulse them quickly 15 - 20 times in my food processor. You want the bits to look like very coarse salt.) Add to the creamed butter with the flour. With a large spoon, stir to incorporate fully.
- Wrap and chill the dough for at least an hour, or up to 48 hours. The longer, the better! I divide the dough into four equal portions and roll each into an 8-inch log. When I shape the cookies, I use a bench scraper to cut each log into walnut-sized cubes.
- When ready to bake, heat oven to 325 degrees.
- Scoop or cut the dough into walnut-sized pieces, then roll them into little logs. Shape into crescents, pinching the ends just a bit.
- Bake for 20 minutes. Cool for about 10 minutes on the baking sheet; then, roll the slightly-warm cookies in sifted confectioners' sugar.
- Enjoy! ;o)
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Mash-Up Recipe
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Summer jobs: where teens work
June 27, 2006
More than half of 16- to 19-year-olds were employed in July 2005, the month that marks the height of youth employment. Where did they work?
The chart shows the 10 industries that employed the most young workers in July 2005. The top employers were the accommodation and food services and retail trade industries. These industries often hire temporary or seasonal workers and offer jobs that have relatively few entry requirements—making them ideal choices for young workers.
These data are from the Current Population Survey. The data are not seasonally adjusted. For more information, see "Summer jobs: Where young people worked, July 2005," Occupational Outlook Quarterly, Summer 2006.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Summer jobs: where teens work on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2006/jun/wk4/art02.htm (visited October 13, 2015).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
New estimates of personal taxes in Consumer Expenditure Survey
In 2013, the Consumer Expenditure Survey improved its personal tax data.
Trends in long-term unemployment
Long-term unemployment reached historically high levels following the recession of 2007–2009.
Housing: before, during, and after the Great Recession
looks at consumer expenditures on household items, employment in residential construction, prices for household items, and injuries in occupations involved in building and maintaining our homes.


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HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Japanese stocks jumped Friday to lead most Asian markets higher, with Tokyo Electric Power Co. driving gains on relief that a powerful earthquake overnight hadn't inflicted much damage and as Fast Retailing Co. rose after lifting its profit outlook.
Several resource shares climbed as Nymex crude-oil prices topped $110 a barrel and as gold and silver prices traded higher. Indian stocks extended their fall on concern high commodity prices could hurt corporate earnings and prompt further interest rate increases.
"News that [Thursday's tremors] had caused limited damage has helped spur buying," said IG Markets strategist Ben Potter in Melbourne. "Whilst the market is likely overbought in the short term, it appears there is just a lot of money flowing into equities."
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average (NI225) , having dropped about 0.6% at one point in early trading, staged a sharp rebound to finish 1.9% higher at 9,768.08. The jump helped the benchmark end with a weekly gain of 0.6%.
Australia's S&P/ASX 200 (XJO) rose 0.7% to 4,940.60, China's Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) added 0.7% to 3,030.02, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HANGSENG) climbed 0.5% to 24,396.07 and South Korea's Kospi added 0.3% to 2,127.97.
Asia's Week Ahead: China releases GDP data
China's first-quarter GDP and other data will take the spotlight next week in Asia, as well as central bank meetings in South Korea and Indonesia. MarketWatch's Lisa Twaronite in Tokyo looks at the week ahead.
Among the decliners, Taiwan's Taiex slipped 0.1% to 8,894.54, while India's Sensex (SENSEX) fell 0.7% at 19,451.45 for its fourth successive loss.
Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were 39 points higher in screen trade.
The gains in Tokyo came as the 7.1-magnitude earthquake in Northeastern Japan Thursday night reportedly caused little damage.
Shares of Tokyo Electric Power Co. TKECY, +0.00% , (9501) the operator of the March 11 earthquake-damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, jumped 23.5%. Fellow utility Tohoku Electric Power Co. (9506) , which said on Friday that it had found water leaks at its Onagawa nuclear facility and after it was forced to temporarily switch to an emergency diesel generator to power the cooling system at its Aomori nuclear plant in the wake of Thursday's earthquake, also erased early losses to finish 0.8% higher.
Fast Retailing Co. FRCOY, -0.22% (9983) the operator of the Uniqlo casual clothing chain was another major gainer, rising 7.3% after the company raised its profit outlook for the full business year ending in August, saying a larger-than-expected contribution from its overseas operations will help to offset the negative impact from the March 11 earthquake.
"The summer merchandise sales season has only just gotten underway, and we think sales could easily return to previous levels by Golden Week," Nomura Securities analyst Masafumi Shoda wrote in a research note.
Oil stocks gained after the front-month Nymex crude oil futures contract hit a new two-and-a-half year high Friday, rising as high as $111.68 a barrel. Crude for May delivery was recently up $1.20 at $111.50 a barrel on Globex.
"We think markets are somewhat confused as to what is going on with Saudi production and whether, in fact, it is being ramped up to the full extent possible in order to offset the Libyan production shortfall," said energy analysts at MF Global.
Woodside Petroleum Ltd. (WPL) WOPEY, +2.03% and Origin Energy Ltd. OGFGY, +8.70% (ORG) each rose 0.7% in Sydney, with Cnooc Ltd. CEO, +4.17% (883) climbing 0.2% in Hong Kong and Cairn India Ltd. (532792) adding 0.6% in afternoon trading in Mumbai.
Gold miners also tracked the precious metal's price higher, with Newcrest Mining Ltd. (NCM) NCMGY, +4.97% up 1.4% in Sydney, Shandong Gold-Mining Co. (600547) adding 0.7% in Shanghai and Zhaozin Mining Industry Co. ZHAOF, +0.91% (1818) gaining 1% in Hong Kong.


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Fei & Milt get a dog
Many of our guests in the past year, have heard a lot of barking going on. This is Fei and Milt Wong's new puppy Rudy, a happy and sometimes naughty Portugese water dog.
The Wongs have never had a dog before and everyone is very shocked to hear they got one. Fei wanted a dog after all their girls moved out of the house but Milt has never been keen on them and said he'd wanted another child over a dog. Another child for Fei was not an option so a new dog never came.
Over the years, Taku has been home to many dogs, Bear (black lab), Sheeba (German Shepherd) and Shady (golden/black lab). Milt never enjoyed having these dogs around and always shooed them away despite his wife and kids always playing with them. But we knew he turned a corner when he secretly left a bowl of milk
outside for Shady. This bowl of milk also shows how little he knew about dogs. Then Shelagh and Brad brought Jericho (German Shepherd/Chow) into their lives and turned it all around. Fei and Milt became regular babysitters for Jericho who loved spending holidays at Taku. They even started borrowing Jericho on the weekends and Fei based a new car purchase on the fact that Jericho needed more trunk space. Clearly they needed their own dog. Enter Rowdy Rudy…


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NEWPORT, Ky. (AP) - When the Safety Net Alliance first met in June 2007, representatives of five nonprofits discussed ways they could work together to avoid duplication of services and better serve Northern Kentucky families in need.
Today, the Safety Net Alliance has grown from a handful of social service agencies, churches, educational institutions, government entities and other groups to a collaborative representing more than 100 organizations and nearly 250 individuals. Safety net services are considered those that meet basic human needs, including food and shelter.
Northern Kentucky's Safety Net Alliance has become so successful that it inspired Clermont County's social service agencies and other nonprofits to form a similar group.
Founded in 2010, the Clermont County Safety Net Alliance has nearly 50 member partners. And like Northern Kentucky's Safety Net Alliance, it's constantly growing.
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Daryl Hall & John Oates, one of the most successful duos in the history of Rock & Roll, continue to be ignored by the Hall of Fame – Say It Isn't So!
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Paul Simon's complete solo catalog comes to Sony for reissue
Backstage Auctions' 2010 game plan includes very impressive U.K. pressings
The making of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'
It has been 40 years since the release of Simon & Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water.
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Released June 2014: Why do we make? Connecting: Makers examines how the connected world is changing the nature of creativity. When everyone is a maker, new possibilities emerge, but with them come new responsibilities about digital transparency, cultural awareness, and the role of the designer.
Benedetta Piantella, NYU ITP
Carla Diana, Smart Design
Bill Buxton, Microsoft
Bruce Nussbaum, Parsons
Mike Glaser, Drexel University
Gordon Hui, Smart Design
Marie O'Mahony, OCAD University
Brit Morin, Brit+Co
Tucker Fort, Smart Design
Bre Pettis, Makerbot
Released in 2012. What is Interaction Design? Connecting explores this question with some of the industry's foremost thought leaders. When digital and physical worlds become one, new behaviors become possible, enabling connected humans with a collective capacity to change the world. Featured on Fast Company, Forbes, and The Creators Project.
Jennifer Bove, Kicker Studio
Andrei Herasimchuk, Twitter
Robert Murdock, Method
Jonas Löwgren, Malmö University
Eric Rodenbeck, Stamen
Robert Fabricant, Frog Design
Raphael Grignani, Method
Liz Danzico, School of Visual Arts
Helen Walters, Doblin
Younghee Jung, Nokia
Blaise Aguera y Arcas Microsoft
Massimo Banzi, Arduino
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There might be a crazy amount of different ways to get that extra boost of volume from your iPhone, we thought this one was simple and effective.
- Toilet Paper roll
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- Phone
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Using your X-acto knife, cut a hole in the toilet paper roll to fit your phone
Remove the excess cardboard
Make sure your phone fits!
Now this is the fun part. You can decorate it however you want. Leave it in its natural state or add some colorful paper or maybe even some Washi tape.
Since the phone is pretty heavy for a lightweight toilet paper roll, it needs some support. Use the push pins to create a stand in the back.
Here is the final product. We tested it and while its not professional grade, it does make a difference!
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Brand new Hostel, centrally located to explore the entire central valley, just minutes away from downtown San Jose, downtown Heredia and Alajuela. We're in a safe, nature surrounded town with direct bus routes to 3 out of the 4 provinces that make up the great metro area. Unique features such as private phone on every bed, custom bunks w/lighting, curtains and secure storage. Huge gardens & common rooms and a 100" screen with THX surround sound. We offer cheap daily transport
At Yurustí we have various room types to match any traveller's budget and personality:
- 6 bed female only shared dorm with private bathroom
- 6 bed mixed shared dorm with private bathroom
- 8 bed mixed shared dorm with private bathroom
- 3 bed private rooms with private bathroom
Bed sheets, linen and towel are included. Hot water available 24/7. No curfew, no lockout.
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At Yurustí our goal is to provide you with a budget traveling experience on a class of its own, and make it easy for you to explore the authentic Costa Rica. We have included a number of features that make us unique:
- Custom built bunk beds with built in secure storage, power outlet (120V American standard), private lighting and curtains, private phone line. Brand new semi-orthopaedic mattresses. Linen is included.
- Huge gardens and common areas. Over 35,000 square feet of gardens. Three common areas including a terrace with 180 degree view of the entire Central Valley, a movie area with a 100" screen and THX certified surround sound (with over 300 movies available) and a spacious living room with comfy sofas and tables for having a meal, playing any of the board games we have available or reading any of the books or magazines we constantly update.
- Free wi-fi in the entire property.
- Continental breakfast is provided free of charge and includes all sorts of fruits, white and whole wheat bread for toasts with assorted jams, at least five types of cereal with regular as well as lactose free milk, coffee and tea.
- Unlimited access to our fully equipped kitchen. For vegans we have a dedicated "no-meat-products" fridge as well as veggie only cutting boards and knives.
- Free access to shared computers with headset and HD web cam in case you don't have a laptop with you.
- Unlimited calls to the US and Canada and very cheap calls to the rest of the world, straight from your own bed.
- Free and unlimited incoming calls from any of the seven countries where we have local numbers. Your family and friends can reach you directly on your bed dialing a local number.
- Daily "supermarket-run", you tell us what you need, we go get it for you. We go once a day in the afternoon.
- Super-low-cost transportation service from the hostel to and from 3 important urban centres morning and afternoon
- On-site groceries, laundry room (per load fee)
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Welcome Home Loans: Real mortgages for manufactured homes
Welcome Home Loans for manufactured houses (sometimes called mobile homes) are real mortgages for people who want an affordable home or who wish to refinance their current home.
These are fixed-rate, long-term mortgages for homeowners and home buyers in resident-owned communities or on their own land in New Hampshire.
Manufactured homes are naturally affordable, taking advantage of factory efficiency and relatively modest size.
- Learn more about Welcome Home Loans
- See a list of resident-owned manufactured-housing communities in New Hampshire or see a map.
- Contact us by email or phone (see Key Contacts at upper right of this page) to set up a free, no-pressure consultation, including a review of the terms of your current loan, if you have one. If you decide to apply for a Welcome Home Loan, we'll help you get started.
The Community Loan Fund's innovation in creating the country's first real mortgages for manufactured homes was recognized in 2009 by the NEXT Award for Opportunity Finance, the most prestigious honor in the field of community development finance.
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looks like Seymour is still one of the best at standing his ground and playing the run...I hope he swallows some pride and comes back for a 4rth title run!
Seymour has his 3 rings. He doesn't care about another and just wants to get paid. He is on record as saying so. That in combination with the fact that the last we heard a few years ago he was still whining about us trading him leads me to believe the chances of his return are somewhere between nonexistent and zilch.


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By dining, I'm thinking of more than just eating. While dining may occur at home or in the restaurant, it has to occur as an activity unto itself. In my opinion, grabbing a sandwich for lunch is not, except in the most unusual circumstances, is not dining. Then again, I see plenty of people in restaurants like Per Se and Alain Ducasse who seem not to be dining either.
Here, "dining" seems a version of eating that is elevated from the mundane and prosaic, a particular kind of experience. How would you qualify that experience? Might that experience change in the future in some fundamental ways?


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Demystifying Digital Photo Field Trips
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If you took a Demystifying class, put your new skills to work on a field trip! Walk & learn in exciting image rich environments.
On August 8, 2013 we will be visiting the historic China Camp State Park located in San Rafael, CA. Join us for a sun filled day shooting the local landscape. We will be meeting at the park at 9:30 am.
*Participants must take a Demystifying class or know Live View & exposure compensation.
**Field trips are held off-site.; students must provide own transportation.
***Class fee does not include the price of admission.
Instructor: Tom Borello
Minimum: 6 students
Dates: 8/3
Price: $50
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Highmeadow Common Campus School
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In 2011, Highmeadow Common Campus School had 18 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Michigan average is 18 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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I think it's a great school. Both my boys are attending this school. The teachers are great and the school encourages participations in a lot of extra curricular activities. Because of the environment encouraged in school a lot of parents volunteer for activities that otherwise don't take place in regular schools.
Excellent school for any child. Very safe, and caring. When I leave my child, Its as if family members are caring for her and not strangers!
I beleive with any school the strength starts with administration. The principal is truly amazing. The teachers are very caring and treat students like family. There is an air about the school that exudes high achievement. IT is a family atmosphere. You never feel as if you are " bothering" anyone when there is any type of issue that needs to be resolved. Everyone is more than willing to help and go the extra mile. You will know immediately if your child needs help to meet the educational expectations unlike some schools where you dont know until the report card comes. They also have options to help children to improve their skills. When I talk with parents who are a part of the school or waiting to become a part of the school, you only hear wonderful things about it. My experience is that any child who attends will have a great experience.


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Senate Holds Confirmation Hearing For Chuck Hagel For Secretary Of Defense
Former U.S. Sen. Chuck Hagel takes his seat as he arrives at his... Photo d'actualitéArrivée,Cadrage à la taille,Chuck Hagel,Comité des services des Armées du Sénat américain,Gouvernement,Horizontal,Politique,Précédent,Washington DC,États-UnisPhotographer Alex WongCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesWASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 31: Former U.S. Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NE) takes his seat as he arrives at his confirmation hearing to become the next secretary of defense before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Capitol Hill January 31, 2013 in Washington, DC. President Barack Obama nominated Hagel, a controversial choice as Hagel opposed former President George W. Bush and his own party on the Iraq War and upset liberals with his criticism of a gay ambassador, for which he later apologized. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)


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