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On several occasions, we've noted that Nader will have a significant, perhaps decisive impact on the 2004 elections.
Apparently, we were not alone in this assessment. The Dallas Morning News reports that "Nearly 10 percent of the Nader contributors who have given him at least $250 each have a history of supporting the Republican president, national GOP candidates or the party, according to computer-assisted review of financial records by The Dallas Morning News."
Let me add that this is their right — anyone can contribute to more than one candidate. What this actually confirms, however, is that other people share our analysis regarding Nader's impact. And, they are voting with their dollars, in a way that benefits the incumbent, not the challenger.
Amusingly, Nader has "won Ben Stein's money." Stein is a television personality and outspoken advocate for the Republican Party, who has "contributed $500 to Nader and $1,000 to Mr. Bush this year. Records indicate that over the last decade, Mr. Stein has given exclusively to the GOP." Stein made TV ads for Mr. Bush in the 2000 election, but they never aired.
GOP donors double dipping with Nader
Contributors deny that financial support is designed to hurt Kerry
Wayne Slater
The Dallas Morning News, March 26, 2004
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Garden of Peace Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
10255 Paradise Boulevard
Treasure Island, FL 33706
Church size: Medium church
Worship style: Traditional worship
What to Expect at Garden of Peace Lutheran Church
Garden of Peace Lutheran Church is a medium-sized church located in the Saint Petersburg area in Treasure Island, FL. Our church is associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).
Chris Lillich, Church Council President
Service Times:
Sunday 10:00am
Service Details
- Informal or casual attire most common
- Traditional worship music
- Printed worship bulletin
- Communion
- Congregational readings
- Location: Pinellas County
Ministries and Programs
- Men's/women's ministry
10255 Paradise Blvd, Treasure Island FL 33706
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A fire continues to smolder at a Knox County sawmill, damaged by a massive fire.
The fire broke out Wednesday at Forest Products, Incorporated, outside of Corbin in Knox County.
Smoke and flames could be seen for miles at one point.
Firefighters say workers were welding pipes together, when a spark turned into a flame.
We're told the fire burned most of the night. It destroyed three kilns where wood was being stored.
An insurance adjuster is expected to come to the sawmill Thursday to inspect the damages.
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The First Hellcat Ace
Item Description
THE FIRST HELLCAT ACE Cdr Hamilton McWhorter, III, USN (Ret) with Jay A. Stout Though he objected to being called such, Hamilton McWhorter III's service to family and country make him a standout among America's Greatest Generation. A Georgia native whose family roots date from that region's settlement during the 1700s, Mac McWhorter was a naval aviation cadet undergoing training when Pearl Harbor was attacked on December 7, 1941. After earning his Wings of Gold in early 1942, Ensign McWhorter was trained as a fighter pilot in the robust but technologically outmoded F4F Wildcat. Initially assigned to VF-9-a fiercely spirited and hard-playing fighter squadron-he saw first combat in November 1942 against Vichy French forces in North Africa. After returning to the United States, VF-9 became the first unit to convert to the new Grumman F6F Hellcat fighter-the fighter the U.S. Navy would use to crush Japanese air power during the long offensive from the Southwest Pacific to the shores of Japan. From mid 1943, Hamilton McWhorter was constantly engaged in the unforgiving and deadly aerial warfare that characterized the battles against Imperial Japan. His fifth aerial victory, in November 1943 off Tarawa Atoll, made him the first ace in the Hellcat, and seven subsequent victories ensured his place in the annals of air-to-air combat. McWhorter's combat service, from the beginning of the war to the last campaign off the shores of Okinawa, makes his story a must-read for the serious student of the Pacific air war. Hamilton McWhorter III retired from the Navy as a commander in 1969. He passed away in 2008. A Marine F/A-18 pilot from 1981 to early 2000, Lieutenant Colonel Jay A. Stout is a combat veteran with over 4,600 flight hours. He has also authored Hornets over Kuwait, which recounts his own experiences during the Gulf War. What the experts are saying about The First Hellcat Ace: "Mac McWhorter not only survived three carrier deployments in World War II, he earned a reputation as one of the Navy's deadliest fighter pilots. His memoir captures the attitude of his generation-the heroism and the sacrifice, and the return to a loving famiy. It was an era never to return again." --Barrett Tillman, author of Hellcat: The F6F in World War II "Mac McWhorter became a noted Navy fighter ace during World War II, his three carrier deployments characterized by intense combat, the loss of numerous squadron mates, and the pain of separation from his wife and family. His memoir is not the stuff of legends or glamour so often associated with fighter pilots, but a sensitive look at the realities faced by carrier aviators who go in harm's way." --Bruce Gamble, author of Black Sheep One: The Life of Gregory "Pappy" Boyington "Not only a thrilling account of some of the great air battles of the Pacific war, Hamilton McWhorter's book provides a window through which we can view a generation of young men at war, impressed by their camaraderie and spirit and humbled by the hardships and fears they overcame." --M. Hill Goodspeed, historian at the U.S. Navy Aviation Museum "Today the U.S. Navy's World War II fighter pilots remain less well known than their Army Air Forces counterparts. One reason is that they have left far fewer memoirs, a great loss, because nothing can replace authentic descriptions of fighter combat by those who actually did it. Fighter ace Hamilton "One Slug" McWhorter, a member of elite Fighting Squadron 9, flew nearly the whole war, first over Northwest Africa, then in the 1943-44 Central Pacific offensives, and finally in the grim assaults against Iwo Jima and Okinawa, and in the skies over the Japanese homeland. Vividly written, The First Hellcat Ace is an important contribution not only for the Pacific but the air war in general." --John Lundstrom, author of The First Team: Pacific Naval Air Combat from Pearl Harbor to Midway
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CJ Wildlife Peanut Cake with Insects 500ml
£6.64 per litre
Product Description
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Working with charity.
Product Information
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CJ Wildlife
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High energy peanut cake helps keep wild birds healthy throughout the year. simply remove the tape holding the lid on, pull down the two perforated strips and ease out the cake. Hang from a branch (by looping a piece of string or wire through the hole in the hanger) or specialist peanut cake feeder. Alternatively chop into cubes for a tasty bird table treat.
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How to feed
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from The Great Debate:
Why democracy will win
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from Breakingviews:
Egypt needs a reconstruction fund too
By Hugo Dixon
The author is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.
from Afghan Journal:
United States begins a new war, what happens to Afghanistan?
The United States has said the scope of its military intervention in Libya is limited, but it nevertheless raises questions about what happens to the two other wars that it is waging, especially in Afghanistan. The last time Washington took the eye off the ball in Afghanistan was in 2003 when it launched the Iraq war and then got so bogged down there that a low level and sporadic Taliban resistance in southern Afghanistan grew into a full blown insurgency from which it is still trying to extricate itself.
from UK News:
Libya crisis could scupper British aircraft carriers once and for all
So the world has unfurled a no-fly zone over Libya, apparently undeterred by the lack of Royal Navy aircraft carriers. Judging by the uniforms gracing the steps of 10 Downing Street on Friday and the attacks launched over the weekend, Britain's military top brass haven't been put off either.
Don't blame politicians for pragmatic foreign ties
By Laurence Copeland
There are times when even a cynic like me has to feel some sympathy for politicians. Take the case of Libya, for example. Over the forty years of Muammar Gaddafi's regime, relations between Britain (and our Western allies) and Libya have varied from lukewarm to cold and back to lukewarm again.
Italy forces migrants back to Libyan abuse
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In the '90s, a major argument against BSU's same-sex-partner benefits was that homosexuality is a choice. Few aware persons today believe that. Some cling to their pro-creation argument, but that, too, will come into the enlightened sphere. Moreover, John Boswell in his '80s book, "Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality," posits the thesis that some Catholic churches, before the punitive Middle Ages, blessed same-sex unions.
Even the Supreme Court, in the voice of Anthony Kennedy, pleaded for gay parents of some 40,000 children to have "full status." Elena Kagan aired the House Report revealing the 1996 DOMA intent to "express moral disapproval of homosexuality," as opposed to maintaining "uniformity." Ruth Bader Ginsburg stated that a policy denying more than 1,100 federal benefits to married gays creates a "skim-milk" marriage.
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Paleo Egg Foo Yong in 5 Minutes
My first teenage infatuation was a young Chinese artist and family friend, Fong Yiu Lee. He painted portraits and taught us to cook authentic Cantonese dishes. Egg Foo Yong is a favorite 5-minute breakfast, lunch, or dinner, with optional meat. It's a great use for leftover veggies, and you won't miss the sticky-sweet sauce.
Egg Buyers, Beware
By Jane Barthelemy. You're in the grocery store looking for non-GMO eggs, and it's confusing. What is the truth behind these terms: Free-Range, Organic, Cage-free? While most have legal meanings, the labels are purposely misleading. For example, did you know that pasture-raised hens may receive up to 30% of their diet in GMO grains?
Paleo Baked Logger's Hash
A fantastic weekend or company breakfast, Baked Logger's hash is comfort food for me. Super nutritious, this Paleo version is made with sweet potatoes, eggs, organic ham, mushrooms, and an entire bunch of kale. Then you pour the egg filling on top and bake like a crustless quiche. I used morel and shiitake mushrooms,
Perfect Paleo Crepes!
I was amazed these Paleo Crepes are so quick and easy. Just blend 4 ingredients and presto! – perfect crepes like Julia Child's! These are Paleo, gluten-free, grain-free, sugar-free, tree-nut-free, soy-free and nightshade-free. Hooray! You can fill them, roll them or fold them.
Paleo Egg Salad with Cashew Mayo & Asparagus
We ate this for lunch today! Easy to make and incredibly flavorful, it uses my easy oil-free Cashew Mayo recipe – try it! You'll see it's a super-quick and delicious meal for any-body, especially folks inclined toward gluten-free, Paleo, Candida, SCD, DASH, or Anti-inflamatory diets. Yummy!
Spinach Omelet and 5 Variations
If you can scramble an egg, you can make an omelet. This is a 5-minute breakfast for one person with spinach and green onions inside. Oh my, there are a thousand ways to fill an omelet – see the yummy filling variations below. You'll need an 8-inch nonstick pan, which is the perfect
Bacon Wrapped Eggs
After you taste one of these delicious morsels, you're going to want another. They're easy to make, and loaded with high protein flavor. The bacon creates a crust around the egg, and makes this recipe incredibly delicious. Your #1 key ingredient is quality bacon.
Baked Egg in Delicata Squash
Delicata squash is a mouth-wateringly nourishing meal, and the hollow center is perfect for stuffing. Even better, the skin is so soft you can eat it! I's a super-easy breakfast, lunch or dinner that's perfect for any season.
Paleo Personal Pizza
Somebody asked me for a super-quick personal pizza. Well, here it is! So simple you can bake in a toaster oven and eat it for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The delicious secret is my 3-minute Pizza Crust. I topped it with Avocado Pesto, arugula, bacon, and egg. You can use any sauce or toppings you want. Serves one.
Paleo Cheese Souffle with Mushrooms
I am eating soufflé and re-living my childhood as I write this post. I'm 7 years old at the dinner table. My father has just carried in a cheese soufflé with wild mushrooms that he collected in the woods of Silver Bay, Minnesota. We're all waiting with baited breath
Paleo Quiche Lorraine
Creamy, rich, and so easy to make, quiche is a nutritious grab-n-go meal anytime. Pair it with a salad for a complete lunch or dinner. Quiche is French, right? Nope. The word "quiche" comes from German "kuchen," or cake, and of course German and French dialects embraced each other in the border region
Scrambled Eggs Florentine with Dairy-free Cream Cheese
Yum! Here's the easiest high-nutrient breakfast in town. Make it in 5 minutes! Eggs Florentine sounds fancy, but it's just eggs over wilted spinach. In Florence they poach their eggs, however you can prepare them any way you like. I love scrambled eggs because they're quicker, and it's easy to blend Paleo "Cream Cheese" into them.
Spanish Frittata with Cauliflower
The Spanish really know how to make a frittata, with plenty of fresh eggs, potatoes, and onion, an easy favorite called a "Tortilla de Patata". This recipe is a Paleo cauliflower take-off on that Spanish national food. It can be a quick breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack.
Baked Eggs in Avocado
Even when you're in a hurry, it's always possible to make yourself a nourishing meal. Simply crack two eggs into a sliced avocado and bake. Wow, was this delicious! Choose a large size avocado with a large seed and hole, so there's room for the egg without spilling over.
Paleo Cauliflower Hash with Eggs
Here's a quick and easy comfort breakfast you can make in 15 minutes or less. I like cauliflower hash even better than fried potatoes (which aren't Paleo). Prepare your eggs any way you like them.
Mini Quiche, Paleo Style!
My new rule is to make all my recipes easier and easier – AND ever more delicious! This one is SOOOOO easy, and VERRRRY delicious! A simple quiche in a muffin cup is a great grab & go breakfast!
Paleo Breakfast Tacos!
Everybody loves tacos! But where do you find a Paleo taco without GMO corn, cheese, beans, or sour cream? That's why these Paleo Breakfast Tacos are truly a miracle. I promise you they taste fabulicious, and anyone can make them. Start with my easy Paleo Tortillas
Paleo Cauliflower Wraps
Savory wraps are a perfect accompaniment to any meal! Like a thin pancake or crepe, they're great for dipping, wrapping, & sopping up juices on your plate – instead of bread. Gluten, grain & GMO-free. Add your favorite filling and wrap it, or just fold and dip. They're inspired by Indian flatbread and Mexican
Paleo Huevos Rancheros
Paleo Huevos Rancheros are the best Mexican breakfast ever, made with my incredulicious refried sweet potatoes, a new recipe! Then it's topped with fried eggs, avocado, cilantro, and smothered with tomato salsa. Let's talk about the refried sweet potatoes – they're
Easy Paleo Quiche
Is it really possible to bake a pie with no pre-made crust? Yes it is! This is a deeeelicious, gluten-free, Paleo quiche you can make in just one step. When it bakes, there's a magical crust on the bottom, sides, and top. The crust is created by layering the ingredients: coconut butter, cooked meat, onions, veggies, and pour the batter on top. Then bake, and presto!
Sweet Potato Hash
I'll get excited about waking up any morning to Sweet Potato Hash! This is a comfort food for me, and it's the best I've ever tasted. Easy to make, check the step-by step photo instructions below. A great recipe for vegetarian hash is hard to find, and you can also add meat to
Paleo Spaghetti Alla Carbonara
I love authentic carbonara, but the pasta causes me to gain weight. However Zucchini noodles are the key to an easy meal. They're super-low in carbs, so I feel svelt and satisfied after eating. Traditional Italian carbonara is made with raw eggs cooked on contact by boiling hot
Paleo Crepes with Chocolate Sauce
If you go to Paris and ask for chocolate crepes, they'll give you "Crêpes Sucrées avec Crème Pâtissière and Sauce au Chocolat" or "Sweet Crepes with Pastry Cream and Chocolate Sauce". Just so you guys aren't deprived or anything, here's the same recipe re-designed Paleo and healthy.
Wild Salmon Paleo Crepes
These luscious rolled salmon crepes taste so delectable, with a rich, creamy sauce. You can use my easy Paleo Crepes recipe, or prepare them ahead of time and freeze. This recipe is Paleo, gluten-free and dairy-free, made with coconut or almond
Paleo Lunch Wraps
I love wraps because I can eat them with my hands like a sandwich without bread. These amazing green crepes are super-easy. Just blend and cook in 5 minutes. Blended veggies make them green. You can fill them with anything – egg salad, chicken salad, salmon, leftovers, raw or cooked veggies, whatever you have on hand.
Wild Berry Crepes – Paleo & Gluten-free
Refreshing, beautiful, with intoxicating flavor! That's how my guests described these wild berry crepes last night. Let the berries speak for themselves. This recipe is so simple, with Paleo Crepes, mixed berries and Coconut Whipped Cream. I guarantee it's worth the effort! If you use the zero-glycemic natural sweeteners,
Paleo Chocolate Crepes with Strawberries
Sensual, luscious, easy. That's all I have to say about these chocolate crepes. They're so yummy I'm speechless. If we can make grain-free Paleo Crepes, then chocolate crepes should be really easy – and so they are!
Paleo Mushroom Crepes with Tarragon Cheese Sauce
Luscious and elegant, every bite of these savory crêpes transports me to Paris. The Tarragon Cheese Sauce is deliciously rich, tangy, and blends beautifully with the mushroom filling. This recipe is dairy-free of course. For cheese flavor, the sauce uses coconut milk, lemon and nutritional yeast.
Paleo Egg Muffins with "Cheese"
I just discovered an easy breakfast or snack everyone loves. It's a flexible one-dish meal, bag lunch, or finger food for holiday parties, picnics and travel. Like an omlet in a muffin, it's chock full of vegetables, and high in protein too. Kids love to eat them with their hands – no need for a fork.
Paleo Eggs Benedict on Portobello Mushroom
I've always wanted to try Paleo-Style Eggs Benny. Today was the day! It was pretty quick to make and they tasted fabulous. We used Portobello mushrooms instead of toast. The blender hollandaise sauce is easy with melted coconut oil instead of butter. Or you can substitute grass-fed butter.


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Calling all dog lovers! The city of Blue Ash invites you to check out the new Summit Park with your four legged friends.
"Paws in the Park," the first dog event at Summit Park, will be 1 p.m.to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5. This event is free and open to the public.
Blue Ash officials will be on site with information about the developing Summit Park, along with questionnaires for the public to share their ideas about what amenities the future Dog Park should include.
There will also be a few doggie organizations on hand such as:
? Lisa Desatnik of So Much PETential Dog Training. She will present a free bite prevention program for children called "My Dog's Superhero" at 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
? Camp Bow Wow, a local doggie day care and boarding facility.
? Care Center, a 24/7 emergency vet clinic.
? Circle Tail, a nonprofit organization that provides service and hearing dogs for people with disabilities among many other services
For more information, visit www.blueashevents.com or call the recreation center front desk at 513-745-8550.


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This week we talk with Fable from PRX on why PRX is leaving GW2. We get into the nitty gritty about what Arenanet is lacking in the WvW realm of things. We also hint a bit about Archeage and Wildstar!
Contact Clementine if you are a guildleader who wants to discuss Guild Wars 2. Also, if you're prepping for ArcheAge, we'd love to hear from you as well.
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Barnes and Noble is launching its Nook today. Some people are saying it will be in stores this weekend for hands on fondling. It's certainly one of the best of the latest crop of devices with its dual screen nature. The lower half appears to be a touchscreen LCD which will allow faster browsing of titles, input of notes, and color access. The price is $259.00.
- BN's Nook has 3G connectivity and wifi.
- You will be able to access an entire ebook for free while inside the BN store, just like a paper book.
- The lending feature will allow readers to share their copy with another person using Nook or ereader. software for up to 14 days. You will not be able to access the book during this period of time.
- The device will begin shipping November 30 and is available only through BN stores and BN.com.
- There is no affiliate links for the nook, only for individual books and for the nook accessories.
- Nook will accept DRMed versions of eReader and ePub.
- You can load mp3s but not Audible books.
This video shows off an OLED display for a dedicated e-reader. Yeah, I am waiting for the next generation of ebook reader at this point which I believe will be a multi function device, perhaps a web tablet.
Patricia Cornwell is suing her financial advisors for losing some $40 million.
Cornwell accuses Snapper-'who once allegedly told her that Anchin would "do everything for its clients including buying and delivering their toilet paper"-'of a variety of misdeeds. These apparently include everything from purchasing goods and services on her behalf from favored Anchin clients, to mishandling rental properties, construction jobs, and tax returns, to cutting a check for $5,000 as a bat mitzvah gift for his daughter ("whom Ms. Cornwell has never met," the lawsuit notes dryly).
The Internet Archive has launched Bookserver, a webserver that will craw the internet looking for every bit of information about a book, index it, and regurgitate the results in a helpful manner. Imagine typing in the name of a book and having the search results show you that it is for sale in print, digital, and audio form; and the place where you can buy it along with all sorts of other interesting information such as blurbs, covers, excerpts, related reviews and blog postings. Sounds awesome. You can read more from Fran Toolan on this here. This article talks about accessibility and delivery of books to the underprivileged.
The print price war is on. Target joined the fray yesterday by reducing the price of select number of hardcovers to $8.99 (with free shipping no less). The product of this type of pricing can be reframing consumer expectations. If 20 hardcovers are priced at the $8.99 price, who is going to want to pay more? Retailers are more able to withstand the loss leader pricing than publishers can withstand consumer expectations. As a consumer, the low pricing makes me stand up and cheer. But as a reading advocate, I wonder whether this type of pricing will a) lead to the erosion of hardcovers altogether and b) whether that means a loss of valuable voices in the marketplace. There's a lot to discuss and ponder here and as one independent bookseller noted to Shelf Awareness, it's time to have a conversation about this. Right now, though, Kindred in Death is available for $8.99 with free shipping from just about everywhere.
Sears is offering you a gift card for $9 for every qualifying book you buy from Wal-mart, Amazon or Target online. The gift card is good toward a purchase of $45 or more (but only on line). So the book is free, sort of. I can't remember the last time I bought anything from Sears.
Penguin Publishing has some good news:
At Penguin, headline sales were up 12% (CER sales down 4%) as the expected tough retail market conditions were largely offset by a good publishing performance, strong growth in eBook sales (up almost fourfold and with almost 12,000 eBooks now available) and good growth in international markets such as South Africa.
CER apparently means Constant Exchange Rate which I take to mean that if the exchange rate weren't fluctuating, the sales would be down 4%. The press release notes that 60% of Pearson's sales are in the U.S. I saw another link indicate that Pearson was selling strong in India and China in both educational and trade markets. (I can't seem to locate the link now).


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Eva Longoria defends new TV show 'Devious Maids' from critics
Actress Eva Longoria has defended her upcoming TV show "Devious Maids" from critics over allegations the drama perpetuates negative stereotypes of Latino women.
The new series, produced by Longoria and created by "Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry, features five Latinas working as domestic servants in the homes of Hollywood's rich and famous – and although it has yet to premiere in the U.S., the show is already drawing criticism from officials at heritage groups, who claim the storyline is offensive and demeaning to their culture.
Longoria has been bombarded with tweets questioning the show and now she has spoken out to address the controversy in a promotional video.
She says, "When we get any backlash for playing the stereotypical maids, my immediate response is, 'So you're telling me those stories aren't worth telling? That those people are lesser than?'"
The cast members agree, with actress Roselyn Sanchez saying, "We don't think that (by) playing maids we're being demeaning to the Latino culture." And co-star Ana Ortiz insists, "The more that we talk about it, the more people are aware of it, the better."
"Devious Maids" is set to air on cable network Lifetime on Sunday.
Eva Longoria receives master's degree
Actress Eva Longoria has a new accolade to add to her resume after picking up her master's degree on Wednesday.
The "Desperate Housewives" star has spent the last few years studying Chicano Studies at California State University, Northridge, and after finally completing her thesis, she picked up her diploma at a graduation ceremony this week.
Taking to Twitter, she tweeted, "Big day today!!!Very excited to graduate for my Master's degree (sic) in Chicano Studies! You're never too old or too busy to continue your education!"
Her former "Desperate Housewives" co-star Marcia Cross sent her well wishes, writing, "Huge congratulations on your graduation today!!!! From Canne (sic) to Cap and Gown. You are really something."
The brunette beauty jetted back to California for the commencement ceremony after walking the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival in France earlier this week.
Eva Longoria suffers embarrassing wardrobe malfunction
Eva Longoria suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction at the Cannes Film Festival in France on Saturday when she accidentally flashed fans and photographers as she walked the red carpet.
The former "Desperate Housewives" actress gave onlookers an eyeful as she lifted up her glamorous green gown to avoid rain puddles while making her way into the premiere of "Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian)" at the star-studded movie event.
In photos of the incident, Longoria's crotch area is visible but it is unclear whether she was wearing flesh-coloured underwear beneath her dress.
Longoria appeared to be completely unaware of her fashion faux pas and proceeded to pose for photos alongside her fellow L'Oreal brand ambassadors including Doutzen Kroes, Cheryl Cole and Jane Fonda.
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Eva Longoria has kinds words for Catherine Zeta-Jones
Eva Longoria has applauded Catherine Zeta-Jones for tackling the stigma of mental illness by going public with her bipolar disorder.
Earlier this week, a spokesperson confirmed the Oscar winner had "proactively" checked into a treatment center "in order to manage her health in an optimum manner," following a 2011 stint in a medical facility to combat a bout of depression.
Now the "Desperate Housewives" star has praised Zeta-Jones for being so honest about her problems.
She tells Anderson Cooper, "I love that she says she's doing it proactively. And I applaud her because she is … putting her health (first) and taking responsibility for her health and really removing the stigma for anybody who has a mental illness. And especially now that mental illness is such a … hot topic. … She says, 'I'm dealing with it head on.'"
The actress also urges fans to respect Zeta-Jones' privacy, adding, "When you live in the public eye, public opinion matters. It matters in my industry. You need to like me in order to go see my movie. … Sometimes we walk that fine line of privacy and being completely open so that you still like me (sic).
"I think (Zeta-Jones is) doing a very good job of it, because if you give people the truth and you say, 'This is what's happening,' then there's less of a bounty for gossip."
Eva Longoria suffered health setback after divorce
Eva Longoria suffered health problems after her divorce from basketball star Tony Parker because she lived on coffee and ignored her vitamin intake.
The former "Desperate Housewives" star received flattering comments about her weightloss, but deep down she was depressed and putting her health at risk.
In a new interview with TV doctor Mehmet Oz, Longoria says, "I was so skinny. I was not eating. I was depressed. I was sad. My diet was coffee.
"People kept saying, 'You look amazing, divorce agrees with you.' And I was like, 'I don't feel good. I have no energy. I didn't know I was depressed.
"I went to the doctor to get some blood tests because I said, 'Something's wrong.' I was just depleted of every vitamin. He said, 'It's as if somebody took a straw and sucked everything out of your body. You don't have any iron, your liver's overacting. It was like all these things were physically wrong with my body, so I had to saturate with vitamins and kind of get back on this track."
The actress took the doctor's advice to heart and embarked on a strict diet, adding, "I cut out all sugar, anything that turns into sugar, is sugar. I love a soda, I'm not a chocolate candy person, but, I like pasta in anything. For about three months, I did a really strict no-sugar diet, and I had more energy than I've ever had. My palate was different. Things tasted better."
Eva Longoria dismisses new dating rumors
Actress Eva Longoria has brushed off new rumors suggesting she's romancing one of the eligible bachelors from her axed reality TV show "Ready For Love."
The former "Desperate Housewives" beauty was reported to have fallen for Ernesto Arguello, one of three contestants searching for romance on the program, and sources tell In Touch Weekly that they were spotted leaving Los Angeles International Airport together last Friday.
The insider says, "Yes, they are dating but it is very new. She enjoys his company and thinks he is a great guy. Ernesto treats her so well and she thinks he is sexy. It works for now."
However, Longoria, who produced "Ready For Love," has been quick to shoot down the fresh speculation about her personal life.
Taking to Twitter on Monday, she writes, "Sorry @ernestoarguello is NOT dating me, but u can see who he is dating on ReadyForLove tomorrow night on NBC after TheVoice!"
The star was dealt a blow last week after NBC network bosses announced her dating show had been canceled after just two episodes due to poor ratings. The third installment will air as scheduled on Tuesday, but it is not yet known whether the final five episodes in the series will be broadcast at a later date.
Longoria previously dated Penelope Cruz's brother Eduardo and New York Jets football player Mark Sanchez following her divorce from basketball star Tony Parker in 2010.
Eva Longoria travels to Guatemala to meet local farmers
Actress Eva Longoria headed to Guatemala on Wednesday to discuss agriculture with local farmers as part of a charity mission.
The former "Desperate Housewives" star flew to the Central American country with philanthropist Howard G. Buffett.
The pair visited projects started up in 2008 by the World Food Programme with the aid of Buffett's own foundation, which aims to help poor farmers grow and develop their businesses.
The star took to Twitter to post a series of snaps from her trip, during which she chatted to locals about the charity's new cacao initiative.
She writes, "Landed in Guatemala… learning about agriculture and its ties to immigration with World Food Programme and Howard Buffett! These r (are) some amazing farmers!… Did you guys know this is where cashews come from!! This beautiful fruit bears the nut on top! It's inside! Cool!"
Eva Longoria's rep denies mayor dating rumors
A publicist for Eva Longoria has dismissed reports she is dating the mayor of Los Angeles.
The former "Desperate Housewives" star was linked to politician Antonio Villaraigosa by magazine editors, who claimed the pair was spotted enjoying a date at a late night screening of Steven Spielberg's movie Lincoln earlier this month.
However, a spokesperson for the Latin beauty insists the tabloid has it all wrong.
The rep says, "This is not true. Eva is not dating Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa."
Mario Lopez marries in Mexico
Eva Longoria walked down the aisle on Saturday when she acted as bridesmaid at actor Mario Lopez's romantic beach wedding.
The "Desperate Housewives" beauty flew out to Mexico to watch her pal Lopez marry Courtney Mazza at Joe Francis' Casa Aramara villa in Punta Mita.
She took to her Twitter page to post photos of herself being zipped into her blue bridesmaid's dress, tweeting, "How many people does it take to zip up a dress? Apparently three! I can't breathe but the dress looks good!"
Lopez and Mazza had another special guest in their wedding party – their two-year-old daughter Gia was their flower girl, and donned a dress to match her mom's gown.
The traditional Catholic ceremony, attended by 150 guests, was taped for TV special "Mario & Courtney's Wedding Fiesta," which will air on on TLC on December 8.
It was not Lopez's first wedding – he was briefly married to actress Ali Landry in 2004. The union lasted less than a month.
Eva Longoria splits from Mark Sanchez
Eva Longoria is single again after ending her summer romance with Mark Sanchez.
The actress' representative has confirmed reports Longoria and the New York Jets quarterback have split amicably after several months of dating.
Meanwhile, Sanchez's publicist tells Us Weekly magazine, "Mark adores and respects Eva. It really was about scheduling more than anything else. They will remain close friends."
A source tells the publication, "There was no drama. They just have completely different schedules and lifestyles."
Longoria confirmed she was dating Sanchez during an appearance on pal Mario Lopez's TV news show "Extra" in September.
Since her split from husband Tony Parker in early 2011, the actress has also dated Eduardo Cruz. They ended their on-off romance in June.


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Justin Timberlake to buy Elvis studioJustin Timberlake is reportedly trying to buy Elvis Presley's former recording studio.
The pop heartthrob has launched a multi-million dollar attempt to buy the King of Rock's studio in Memphis in his bid to become a music mogul.
The 24-year-old - who is originally from Memphis - is allegedly planning to set up a new, gigantic recording complex in the city and even wants to snap up legendary soul label Stax.
A source told Britain's Daily Star newspaper Timberlake - who is romancing Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz - is keen to move into the business side of the industry.
The insider said: "He is determined to transform himself from performer into businessman and has his heart set on the plans. "He's got a team of very wealthy investors on board to ensure his dream has every chance of becoming reality."
The two firms would be added to the singer's own JayTee label - which he launched earlier this summer.
A spokesman for the Memphis Music Foundation is quoted as saying: "We love Justin. He's a native. It's very exciting to have someone of his significance participate in the music scene here."


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Poetry competition ignites inner muse
"Poetry is that which is lost in translation," wrote famed poet Robert Frost in his book of selected poems in 1973. For Lauren Wolk, associate director of the Cultural Center of Cape Cod, poetry is what she adores and what she has brought to the center. It is also the focus of the center's seventh annual National & Regional Poetry Competition.
When she first joined the center in 2007, Wolk looked at what was offered and noticed the artfully written prose to be missing.
"I immediately wanted to add poetry to our lineup, and we have. In addition to the poetry competition, which awards a $1,000 national prize and a $250 regional prize, we also have Teen Poetry Slams and host 12 to 13 local high schools for the yearly Poetry Out Loud competitions. We also have started something called Mutual Muses, in which we pair 50 visual artists with 50 poets. The results are stunning, and we showcase their work at all four of our galleries throughout the Cape," says Wolk, herself a published novelist and poet.
The center's current competition is open to poets, regardless of expertise. Each year the center gets roughly 1,000 to 2,000 entries from across the Cape and the country. Entrants who live locally can compete in both the regional and national competitions, but only Cape Cod and Island residents can compete in the regional portion.
All poems, which must be submitted by Jan. 31, , must be original, unpublished works that have never won a first place award.
"We read all of the entries blind — we know nothing of the person or their level of expertise. We truly judge solely on the poem itself and we have found the best poems are not about typical ideas, like love and loss. The best are unusual in nature and the quality of the writing astounding," says Wolk.
Once the entries are whittled down, the top 35 finalists are then forwarded to a nationally recognized poet. This year's judge is Cornelius Eady, winner of the Lamont Poetry Prize, nominee for the Pulitzer Prize and a National Book Award finalist. A professor at Notre Dame University, Eady is also the co-founder of Cave Canem, an organization offering workshops, retreats and connections for African American Poets.
"We are so thrilled to have Mr. Eady as our judge. It is truly an honor to be working with him," says Wolk.
Lucile Burt of Wellfleet was a regional runner-up in last year's competition. A poet for nearly 40 years, Burt has been a lover of poetry since her days as a literature major in college. A former high school English and creative writing teacher, Burt recently retired to the Cape.
"When I am writing poetry, I see more subtle connections in the world. More metaphors. When you write poetry, it leads you down unexpected paths," says Burt.
In 2012, Burt also won the Philbrick Poetry Award, which published a book of her poetry, known as "Neither Created Nor Destroyed." Her work also appears in a book of selected poetry called "Teaching With Fire," in which teachers chose their favorite poems.
"My best advice to someone who wishes to write poetry is to read it extensively and in a wide range. That is the most critical part. If you read widely and pay attention to the world around you, something will show itself to you. And because of that, you will have something to say as a poet. A great poem makes the leap that is unexpected."
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Further details and entry requirements for the Cultural Center of Cape Cod Poetry Competition may be found on the Center's website.
- Cultural Center of Cape Cod, www.cultural-center.org, 307 Old Main St. South Yarmouth, MA 02664, 508-394-7100.
- Cave Canem, Cave Canem Foundation, Inc., 20 Jay St., Suite 310-A, Brooklyn, NY 11201, 718-858-0000, www.cavecanempoets.org
- Philbrick Poetry Contest, The Providence Athenaeum, 251 Benefit St., Providence, RI 02903, www.providenceathenaeum.org
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Even if all those we ever loved,
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and we knew they would return,
even if we recognized them when they came
as hurricanes or cardinals,
and we could speak
the language of weather and birds,
even if we had the patience to wait,
listening, and let them come
in their own ways,
however terrifying or trivial,
and when they came, we forgave
history and old hurts, willing
to hear their songs or howling,
even if we knew we ourselves
would return as reeds or beetles,
forgiven for our whispers and hunger,
even if we saw in every tremor,
every saxophone wail,
every stone rolled by waves at our feet,
someone loved returning,
would you and I, now,
meet like the horizon at twilight,
dark and open, edges blurring?
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Second Annual Sandy Hook Run For Families To Be Held In Newtown This Year; Registration Opens SundayWednesday, January 15, 2014
The Sandy Hook Run for Families is a 5K run/fitness walk that debuted last year to honor the memories of the victims of 12/14 and to support those affected by the events of that day. The run was initially planned to take place in Danbury, and had to be moved twice to accommodate the high volume of interest among prospective participants.
Young Artists Sought For SH Run For Families Youth T-Shirt DesignsTuesday, January 14, 2014
Organizers of the second Sandy Hook Run For Families are looking for help from Newtown children ages 2–10. A logo (or two, or ten) for this year's race is needed, and local children are being tapped for their artistic talents.


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Q3 2013 Earnings Call
October 29, 2013 5:00 pm ET
Liz Bauer - Senior Vice President of Investor Relations and Strategic Communications
Peter E. Kalan - Chief Executive Officer, President and Director
Randy R. Wiese - Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President
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Liz Bauer
Thank you, George, and thanks to everyone for joining us. Today's discussion will contain a number of forward-looking statements. These will include, but are not limited to, statements regarding our projected financial results, our ability to meet our clients' needs through our products, services and performance, and our ability to successfully integrate and manage acquired businesses in order to achieve their expected strategic, operating and financial goals. While these statements reflect our best current judgment, they are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause our actual results to differ materially.
Please note that these forward-looking statements reflect our opinions only as of the date of this call, and we undertake no obligation to revise or publicly release any revision to these forward-looking statements in light of new or future events.
In addition to factors noted during this call, a more comprehensive discussion of our risk factors can be found in today's press release, as well as our most recently filed 10-K and 10-Q, which are all available in the Investor Relations section of our website.
Also, we will discuss certain financial information that is not prepared in accordance with GAAP. We believe that these non-GAAP financial measures, when reviewed in conjunction with our GAAP financial measures, provide investors with greater transparency to the information used by our management team in our financial and operational decision-making.
For more information regarding our use of non-GAAP financial measures, we refer you to today's earning's release and non-GAAP reconciliation tables on our website, which will also be furnished to the SEC on the Form 8-K.
With me today on the phone are Peter Kalan, our Chief Executive Officer; and Randy Wiese, our Chief Financial Officer.
With that, I'd now like to turn the call over to Peter.
Peter E. Kalan
Thanks, Liz, and thanks to everyone for joining us on today's call.
We had another solid quarter in both revenues and earnings, demonstrating the strength of our business model and our focus on execution. We continue to see strong activity and momentum building in 2 areas that we believe are important to the company's long-term growth: our content monetization platform, which enables providers to compete in an all-digital world; and the expansion of our managed services offerings to our clients around the globe.
Two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of spending time with our European, Middle Eastern and African clients at our EMEA client conference. The conference provided these leaders with the opportunity to discuss their business challenges with us and their peers, as well as brainstorm on new ways to innovate for the future. As we've seen in other regions in the world, our clients are focused on several key issues that need to be addressed in order for them to continue to innovate and win the battle for their customers' loyalty and share of wallet. The first issue that many operators are saying is that their core lines of business, whether that be voice, messaging or video, are challenged to grow. This can be attributed to many factors including new competitors, the rapid rise of the always on, connected mobile world, or just the challenging business environment.
As a result, providers are looking for ways to reduce the investment in these declining or no-growth areas. Many told me that they're not willing to invest in systems that support declining or no-growth businesses, and are redirecting those dollars towards new areas of growth. Others expressed openness to a new way of running functions that were previously considered core by outsourcing those functions to achieve improved operations and cost efficiencies.
Another shared that they are looking at a more staged approach to their investments, in which new services are being developed and treated as a separate stand-alone business in order to provide maximum flexibility to the market and not be encumbered by the processes, technologies and government structures associated with their legacy businesses.
I believe this all bodes well for CSG. While operators around the world spend north of 5% of revenue on their billing and back-office platforms, we have a proven reputation in helping some of the world's leading communication service providers optimize and standardize their existing platforms while continuing to provide a high quality service.
We have a process and a mindset aimed at identifying ways to manage and reduce the costs of system ownership, while continuing to move the business forward. Our 30-year approach to managed services is based on delivering not only enhanced technological and service results, but also an improved bottom line for our clients.
In the U.S., operators have embraced the managed services to offering over the years, and we're doing this for many of the industry's leaders. Overseas, this is a fairly new concept that operators are showing more interest in. This past quarter, we signed 2 more managed services contracts, this time with existing clients: one in EMEA, and one in our Americas region. These contracts expand our relationship from a come-in-and-fix-issues project arrangement, to a multi-year commitment in which we help optimize the operational functionality and efficiencies through our maintenance and management of our solutions. This provides us with a tremendous opportunity to do what we do best: get broader and deeper in our clients' operations by helping them solve problems.
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If selectors feel that one of those three conditions has not been met, a series of secondary indicator events per class will be used to make the final Youth Worlds team selection decision.
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I'm sick to my stomach. I have been watching GA since season 1. I love this show; but after last night I just can't bring myself to watch anymore. Y Sloan? Y Lexi? I was looking forward to them getting make together. Although mer/der, bailey, carev, etc are still there it's just not the same. I've lost all hope for this show. And the new interns, they suck! At least if u r going to kill great characters from the show have a heart and find even better characters with good story lines to replace them. How r fans supposed to stay interested if this is what we have to look forward to. Private practice is also in the same path. The only show left by Shonda Rhimes that I am willing to watch is Scandal.


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'The Glee Project' Winner Blake Jenner: 'I'd Love to Be a Finn-Type Character'
'The Glee Project' Winner Blake Jenner: 'I'd Love to Be a Finn-Type Character'
The Glee Project Season 2 winner Blake Jenner knew he may not have had the most obvious story line among the Oxygen reality competition show's three finalists and turned to a previously unseen side of his personality to put him over the top: poetry.
The 19-year-old from Florida performed Edwin McCain's "I'll Be" during Tuesday's finale but it was his emotional "I'm the Guy" poem that he read immediately afterward that he thinks ultimately landed him the seven-episode arc on Fox's Glee, besting fellow finalists Aylin Baramuglu and Ali Stroker. The poem delivered just what showrunner Ryan Murphy and the rest of the Glee Project mentors had wanted from him all along: to see what went beyond the boyish charm, strong acting and other Finn Hudson-esque attributes.
The Hollywood Reporter caught up with Jenner early Wednesday to discuss his inspiration to share his poetic side, how Finn's graduation on Glee created a need for a character similar to the newly crowned winner and how he'd feel about playing New Directions' heir apparent leader -- and joining the show's Justin Bieber Experience.
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The Hollywood Reporter: Congratulations, how are you feeling this morning?
Blake Jenner: Thank you, I feel like I just woke up from this really amazing dream and just realized that it actually happened. I'm watching it again and I can't believe that I won.
Considering all the focus the mentors had on Aylin and exploring a potential Muslim character for Glee, how surprised were you when they announced your name as the winner?
In that moment, I thought for sure either Aylin or Ali had it. In that moment, on that stage I was deciding which one of them to look at when I was waiting to hear one of their names so I could give them the biggest hug ever because I did not expect to win at all. I expected that one of them would win; I thought they had great story lines. Take one look at them and you have a story in mind. Once I heard my name, that reaction when I did the video game character-style jump on the platform, that was pure shock.
After your performance and seeing what Ali and Aylin did in their last chance songs, is that what convinced you that you weren't going to win?
Watching their performances last night -- that was the first time I'd ever seen their performances. I look at that and still can't believe it; they both did so well, they're both so different and so unique. Aylin belted [Adele's "Rolling in the Deep"] and Ali is so sweet and playing a character with her song ["Popular"] from Wicked, it was fantastic. I'm really grateful and thankful and wouldn't trade it for anything but I'm still in shock.
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What inspired you to write and share your "I'm the Guy" poem? Do you think that helped push you over the edge considering Murphy and the mentors were so evenly split between the three of you?
I think that really helped me. When I was younger, that's when I began writing poetry and it's a way for me to express how I felt. I'm the type of person that is there for friends when they need me and I'll hear them out but I've never been one to ask for that in return. My way of venting was always through words and it started with poetry and I've kept up with it and going into different branches of it: writing stories, plays, scripts. I figured that was a part of me that I didn't have a chance to show Ryan, the writers, mentors and everyone. I remember telling [Season 2 contestant] Lily first that I was going to do it -- I only told her and [contestant] Abraham -- and show them more of me that I don't know. The first thing she did was start laughing and I thought, maybe I wouldn't do it. She said she wasn't expecting to hear that. I really feel like I surprised them by showing that side of me, that I am into poetry and being deep like that really helped me in the competition at the very end.


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The Green Bay Packers won't go into the season with B.J. Coleman as their backup quarterback, after all.
The Packers released the first-year quarterback on Sunday evening and appear set to move forward with former Wisconsin quarterback Scott Tolzien as their practice-squad quarterback, according to an NFL source.
In Coleman's place, the Packers have signed Seneca Wallace to backup Aaron Rodgers. The 33-year-old quarterback was actually a Ted Thompson draft choice back in 2003. Like Tolzien, he was recently released by San Francisco.
Wallace, who will wear Coleman's No. 9, has experience playing in the West Coast offense after playing Seattle for seven seasons (2003-09) and the Cleveland Browns for two seasons (2010-11).
The decision to keep Coleman over veteran Vince Young during Saturdays final cuts was confounding considering the his struggles in training camp, completing only 14-of-34 passes (41.2 percent) for 128 yards and an interception to finish with a 49.6 quarterback rating.
Coleman played only two series in the Packers preseason finale against Kansas City on Thursday and finished the preseason ranked 110th in accuracy and 106th in passer rating among 115 NFL quarterbacks that threw a pass during the preseason.
A 6-foot-3 quarterback taken in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL draft, the Packers hoped Coleman would be able to push Graham Harrell for the backup job after a full year on the practice squad.
Despite having a cannon for a throwing arm, he couldnt overcome his erratic tendencies and decision-making en route to falling behind both Harrell and Young, who was signed on Aug. 5.
There hasnt been any indication a spot on the Packers practice squad is awaiting Coleman, either. The current indication is the Packers will proceed with Tolzien in that capacity for the time being.
Tolzien, 25, guided the Badgers to the Rose Bowl in 2011 before spending portions of the past two seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, who waived him on Thursday.
As for backing up Rodgers, Wallace adds plenty of experience having played in 62 career games with 21 starts and has completed 452 of 764 passes (59.2 percent) for 4,808 yards and 31 TDs with and 18 INTs for a 81.3 passer rating. He was with the Browns during the 2012 preseason and spent time with New Orleans and San Francisco during the 2013 preseason.


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Armenia confirms progress in Karabakh talks
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June 15, 2011
Armenian Foreign Minister Eduard Nalbandian
YEREVAN – Armenian Foreign Minister Eduard Nalbandian says Armenia and Azerbaijan could soon reach a framework agreement on their lingering dispute over the breakaway Azerbaijani region of Nagorno-Karabakh, but he said any deal would have to be approved by Karabakh's ethnic Armenian leadership, RFE/RL's Armenian Service reports.
Nalbandian stood by statements made by official Yerevan and Baku on his weekend talks in Moscow with his Azerbaijani counterpart, Elmar Mammadyarov.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov hosted the talks in preparation for the next Armenian-Azerbaijani summit due to be held in Tatarstan's capital, Kazan, on June 25.
"You know that the [Armenian] Foreign Ministry circulated a statement on the ministerial meeting in Moscow saying that the parties managed to bring their positions closer to each other on a number of pivotal issues," Nalbandian told journalists. "If this positive trend is maintained at Kazan, then we will be able to register positive progress."
Armenian President Serzh Sarkisian and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev will meet in Kazan one month after the United States, Russia, and France jointly urged them to finalize the "basic principles" of the conflict's resolution without "further delay."
Diplomats from the three mediating powers discussed the matter during their recent tour of the Karabakh conflict zone.
Bako Sahakian, the self-styled president of the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, told them in Stepanakert on June 8 that the basic principles could not be put into practice without being endorsed by the Karabakh Armenians. Sahakian also insisted on their direct participation in further peace talks.
Speaking at a joint news conference with visiting Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt, Nalbandian backed those demands.
"It will be impossible to switch to the second phase [of the peace process] if Karabakh doesn't agree to the basic principles," he said. "The second phase would see the elaboration of a [comprehensive] peace accord, and Nagorno-Karabakh must definitely take part in it."
Nalbandian added that "for us, the cornerstone of a peaceful settlement is that the people of Nagorno-Karabakh must decide their fate."
Azerbaijan has refused to directly negotiate with the ethnic Armenian leadership of Karabakh since the late 1990s, saying that the territory is occupied by Armenia and has no legitimate government.
The Karabakh conflict was on the agenda of Nalbandian's meeting with Bildt. The Armenian Foreign Ministry said Bildt was briefed on recent developments in the Armenian-Azerbaijani negotiating process.
Bildt, who arrived in Yerevan from Baku, expressed hope that the conflicting parties would achieve a breakthrough "in the not-too-distant future."
He said that "there is no alternative to a peaceful resolution," adding, "That requires a sense of compromise on both sides because a movement forward will require compromises."
Bildt said that "the ultimate prize is peace and that is, of course, of immense importance for both countries and for the possibilities of moving the region forward."
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Joe Shaw, mayor of Lancaster for 33 years and winner of South Carolina's highest civilian honor, died Sunday.
Shaw, 83, died after a brief illness at Carolinas Medical Center in Pineville, N.C.
No one had a greater passion for Lancaster and its people than Shaw. From his days as a student in the hallways at Lancaster High School to city hall, where he served as Lancaster's mayor for 33 years, Shaw was a community advocate in every sense.
A Lancaster County man was shot to death in his car late Saturday night on Douglas Road, the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office reported.
Deputies were dispatched to the area at 11:20 p.m. after someone reported hearing gunshots. As deputies responded, a second caller indicated that someone had been shot and had struck a residence with his vehicle.
Walking unfamiliar streets and jumping into the unknown in November 1959 were nothing new to Stafford Graham American Legion Post 31's Ward Faulkenberry.
After all, those experiences were what made the 36-year-old veteran a member of the organization.
In World War II, Faulkenberry was a 21-year-old U.S. Army sergeant who was among the more than 20,000 paratroopers who landed behind enemy lines June 5, 1944, for the D-Day invasion. It was his 22nd jump.
Gunfire rang out from within a car riding down Memorial Park Road just after 1 p.m. Nov. 25.
Moments later, the driver lay dead from a gunshot to the head, and two passengers were running down a nearby dirt road, one shooting at the other, witnesses said.
After a 40-minute search of the area, Lancaster County deputies captured Danielle Lamar Peay, 28, at his home at 1248 Old Greenbriar Drive, a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office statement said.
Five Buford-area students were transported to Springs Memorial Hospital early Monday, Nov. 23, to be checked out after their school bus was struck by a car after the bus driver turned into the car's pathway.
The wreck happened about 7:40 a.m. near the intersection of North Rocky River and Cannery roads. School bus No. 57 was headed south and turning left onto Cannery Road when it was hit by a northbound motorist in a Honda sedan who then veered into the southbound lane of North Rocky River Road and struck a pickup head-on.
Peering at a collection of intricately carved wooden "eagle dancers," Dr. Will Goins soaked in the significance of the Native American Studies Center on Nov. 20.
As chief of the Cherokee Indian Tribe of South Carolina, Goins joined dozens of people to honor Native American culture and celebrate the third anniversary of the center. The University of South Carolina Lancaster opened the center on Main Street in 2012.
After months of using a code name, county officials have finally revealed the identity of an electronics manufacturer that plans to invest $3.1 million in Lancaster County and create 100 full-time jobs.
Once known only as "Project Seating," the company was unveiled as 3i Products Inc. during the Nov. 9 meeting of Lancaster County Council.
As part of its agreement with the county, 3i Products has committed to invest in its new location on a 15.58-acre parcel at 3888 Chester Highway (S.C. 9 Bypass), near the Chester County border.
HEATH SPRINGS – Phase V, the last stage of water-line upgrades for the town of Heath Springs, has been completed.
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In the next few days or weeks, problems with low water pressure and discolored water should be resolved.
Heath Springs Town Administrator Tony Starnes updated town council on Phase V at its Nov. 17 meeting.
Fire severely damaged a small duplex home within earshot of the Municipal Justice Center early Nov. 20, and authorities are treating the blaze as suspicious, said Lancaster Police Department Capt. Scott Grant.
Grant said the department's special operations division and the S.C. Law Enforcement Division (SLED) arson investigation unit are looking into the fire at 205 S. Hughes St.
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Most certainly purchased with fraudulent funds and should be included in the settlement with his investors....his brother knew what was going on as COO! They probably all had a good laugh about it every year at the family get-togethers.
Why isn't this guy in jail? He was the chief compliance officer and coo if anyone should have known it was certainly him - to think otherwise is lunacy.
Madoff is another word for crook. They steal because they believe they are special.
If this was Putin's sister in law, we would all shout: CORRUPTION!!!
Two sets of rules. Those for people with money and those for people without. Nice.
Peter Madoff was Chief Conspiracy Officer ... not compliance officer! Another member of the Thieves R Us gang!
The whole Madoff clan , yes including the spouses and their children are thieve of the worst kind. Everything they own is illgotten wealth and should be confiscated and restored to the rightful owners by selling the recovered assets. None of the assets are earned through real hardwork.
Probably had a hint that something wasn't right and therefore protected the family by transferring the home, etc to thew wife.
Off with all their heads! Confiscate all money and property from the entire clan and start to pay back the folks that got ripped off. That simple.
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It was hella-hot today at Prospect Hotel for the second ever running of the Datsun Day. Many thanks to the many hands behind the scenes at the Sydney Datsun Club for putting on a great show.
R31 GTS-R Skyline was pretty modified, 266rwkw I believe from the RB20DET-R. GTS-R is of course the Group A homologation version, of which 800 were made (with huge T04E huffer)
Modern cars were notable by their relative absence, the only post 90s cars were an R34 and an S13.
Over here in Australia, we call this donk-style "Sex Spec". I have no idea where this terminology first came from, but it's stuck. I think it's because at car shows, this type of showcars were the first to have promo girls as part of their showcar display. Sex Spec applied to a 280ZX...
One of many FJ-engined 510s today
Nice 610 Coupe
Running L20 with throttle bodies
Super-sanitary 1000...
...with smoothed/tucked engine bay and SR20
But many of the cars in attendance were stock, including quite a few USDM 2 door coupes. Suprisingly, quite a few USDM 510s have been imported over the years. We didn't get the 2-door you see.
Super-clean grandpa-spec, and it was remarkable how many cars were this good. Definitely more quality cars this year than last.
Sex Spec'd 510
Can't argue with the work that's gone into it though
There weren't as many Zeds this year as last year, when the ZClub had quite a big showing. This red one looks great
Not sure if I'm feeling the rear end treatment though
I think they're 240K tail stoveburners set into a vinyl-trimmed panel?
This car scooped a few prizes I think
You know how 11 cows lay down their lives for a Rolls Royce interior? Well 8 snakes paid the ultimate price for this 510
No snakes died for the dashboard though.
Plenty of nice Sunny Coupe
...yo, dawg, I herd...
Clean and original Stanza sedan for sale, $5k IIRC