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Stardate: Dec. 12, 2008 – Turco rejects rolling Red Wings to help reeling Stars
A series of Stars games and moments that happened on a specific date. The following appeared in the Dec. 13, 2008 editions of The Dallas Morning News.
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Marty Turco has had a season to forget, so why not mix in a night to remember.
The Dallas Stars netminder came up with 37 saves Friday to lead a ragtag team of mixed parts to a 3-1 victory against the defending Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red Wings.
Turco, who recorded only his third career victory against the Wings in his 19th regular season appearance against them, was at his aggressive and lucky best. Either way, the Stars will take it.
"It was a simple game plan, we defended well," said Stars center Mike Modano, who was among the leaders in defensive play. "It's a good tape to hold onto and look back at what we did collectively."
In fact, it's the perfect game plan the Stars need if they hope to get back in the playoff race.
Missing six key regulars because of injuries, the Stars moved their record to 11-13-4, good for 26 points, which still has them last in the Western Conference.
"We competed hard, had excellent goaltending and we played well as a group," Stars coach Dave Tippett said. "It builds a belief system that it doesn't matter who we are playing, we can find a way to win."
The Red Wings are the second-highest scoring team in the NHL with 100 goals and touted a lineup that could include four All-Star Game starters in Nicklas Lidstrom, Henrik Zetterberg, Pavel Datsyuk and Marian Hossa.
The Stars answered with goals from two rookies – one of which was playing hockey in Sweden last week.
Tom Wandell, 21, scored his first NHL goal in his second NHL game to tie the score in the second period, and Fabian Brunnstrom, 23, tallied his eighth goal of the season 100 seconds later to give the Stars a lead they would not surrender.
Wandell was in the lineup only because of injuries to forwards Brenden Morrow, Jere Lehtinen, Steve Ott and Joel Lundqvist, as well as the six-game suspension of Sean Avery.
Mix in injuries to defensemen Sergei Zubov and Stephane Robidas, and the Stars answered with Doug Janik and Andrew Hutchinson, who were recently in the minors.
But that was enough. Well, that … and Turco.
The Stars goalie holds the key to the Stars' ability to save the season.
Finding consistency for him, and the team, will be the key going forward with an injury depleted squad.
"I haven't heard anybody feel sorry for ourselves or anybody with their head down thinking tonight was impossible with a depleted roster," Turco said. "We've got a tight, talented bunch of gutty guys in here that can get the job done."
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LIGHTFOOT, HENRY W. (1846–1901). Henry W. Lightfoot, lawyer, politician, and jurist, was born in Lawrence County, Alabama, on December 29, 1846. He served in the Eleventh Alabama Cavalry during the Civil War, graduated in 1869 from the law school of Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tennessee, and entered practice in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
He moved to Texas in 1872, first to Sherman and later to Paris, where he went into law partnership with Gen. Sam Bell Maxey. On November 3, 1874, he married Dora Rowell Maxey, adopted daughter of Gen. Samuel Bell and Marilda Maxey, in Paris, Texas. They had two children, Sallie Lee and Thomas Chenoweth. Lightfoot became prominent in Texas politics when he attended the Democratic convention at St. Louis in 1876. He was elected to the state Senate in 1880 and resigned in 1882. In 1884 tragedy struck the Lightfoot household when his wife Dora passed away from cancer. He was a delegate to the 1888 convention, again at St. Louis, where he seconded the nomination of Grover Cleveland.
He became president of the Texas Bar Association in 1889 and in the same year married Etta J. Wooten, daughter of Thomas D. Wooten of Austin. In 1893 Lightfoot was appointed chief justice of the Court of Civil Appeals, Fifth District, to fill the vacancy of Justice Thomas Jefferson Brown, who was appointed associate justice of the state Supreme Court. In the 1894 election Lightfoot was elected to succeed himself as chief justice of the Court of Appeals. He resigned in October 1897 and went to Skagway, Alaska, on legal business. He died on the mission, on August 27, 1901. His remains were sent via train back to Paris, Texas, for burial. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Paris, Lamar County, Texas.
Galveston Daily News, July 15, 1884. C. W. Raines, Year Book for Texas (2 vols., Austin: Gammel-Statesman, 1902, 1903).
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Tracks Of Glory
- Year:1992
- Rating:PG
- Director:Marcus Cole
- Cast:Cameron Daddo, Phil Morris, Richard Roxburgh
- Release Date:December 05, 2012
- Distributor:Umbrella
- The Film:3.0
"...commendably avoids over-sentimentality..."
Based on the fascinating true story of Australia's attempt to stage the world's most heralded cycling competition in 1903, Tracks of Glory is an uplifting tale of two remarkable athletes who achieve greatness in spite of overwhelming adversity.
In a ploy for publicity, prolific sports promoter, Hugh McIntosh (Richard Roxburgh), convinces famous African American cycling champion, Marshall 'Major' Taylor (Phil Morris), to compete in Australia's professional circuit. Upon arrival, Taylor faces not only the bitterness of a racially prejudiced nation, but also the resentment of his fellow competitors. Eventually he strikes up an unlikely friendship with his main rival, impoverished young rider, Don Walker (Cameron Daddo), who is determined to beat Taylor at all costs.
Tracks Of Glory commendably avoids over-sentimentality and remains grounded in places that may have easily descended into melodrama. The miniseries is at its most entertaining when focusing on the cycling competition, with director Marcus Cole expertly shooting many thrilling sequences that brim with palpable intensity. Unfortunately the rather large focus on the personal lives of the sportsmen proves to be detrimental to the miniseries, with the romantic subplots feeling like an unwanted distraction from excitement on the track.


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Foreign terrorists, led by fighters from Saudi Arabia, are behind an upsurge in attacks against British troops in Basra, military sources said yesterday…
..The Saudi influence on terrorism in Shia-dominated Basra has not been previously reported but has caused concern among military commanders because of their training, technology and finance.
Although the majority of Saudi Arabians are Sunni, the minority Shia have taken part in terrorist attacks.
Des Browne, the Defence Secretary, admitted that a recent surge in violence was a cause of "major concern". Dozens of soldiers have been targeted by advanced "improvised explosive devices" (IED) that the Army has been unable to disable or jam.
Morale is also being affected by the continual danger, with older soldiers saying the apprehension is similar to that experienced on the streets of Northern Ireland in the 70s and early 80s.
"People are dying and morale is being affected by it," said an officer operating in Iraq.
"The perception is that attacks are becoming more lethal and better targeted and the delivery process is more effective. There is a definite sense that we are still making progress but because there is no real defence against IEDs people are feeling a bit glummer."
Commanders are concerned that Saudi and other foreign fighters are co-ordinating the attacks in a "consensual environment", in which the locals will not tell the military where roadside bombs have been planted. "The concern is that support for our presence is going down," a defence source said.
There is also a strong belief, particularly among the Americans, that Iran is continuing to ferry bombs to Baghdad via Basra.
The fact that Saudi 'fighters' are responsible for terrorist attacks in Iraq has been reported, by the Washington Post and by MSNBC.
According to MSNBC's report, Sheik Saleh Al Luhaidan, President of the Supreme Judicial Council (Chief Justice) with a rank of a minister, member of Council of Senior Clerics, (the highest religious body in the country) appointed by King Abdullah said last October:
"If someone knows that he is capable of entering Iraq in order to join the fight, and if his intention is to raise up the word of God, then he is free to do so," …
He warns Iraq is risky because "evil satellites and drone aircraft" watch the borders. But he says going is religiously permissible."
Under the Saudi judicial system, Saleh Al Luhaidan's word is law.
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Why do people die young?
Perhaps, they have sinned In the Past,
Malefactors in their previous existence.
Or Perhaps, they will commit atrocities
In the distant unforeseeable future,
Victimising the community,
Becoming a Negative externality.
Perhaps, this is our reality.
It's the gardener's job after all;
You cut the weeds down
Before they have the chance to sprout
With an old worn-down scythe
So that the flowers may bloom.
But Who are we to tell the infinite permutations of Fate?
The never-ending river that flows eternally
Into the abyss of the greater unknown.
We are simply swept away,
Reduced to leaves upon its currents.
It is simply the absurdity of our reality,
Standing always at the edge of the drop.
It would probably have made no difference,
I heard a groan from up high-
Aged and hoarse, echoing from the slippery slopes;
Why do people die old?
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The Gehl vertical-lift V400 skid loader boasts a rated operating capacity of 4,000 lbs. (1,814 kg) and a true vertical lift height of 144 in. (365 cm).
The all-new V400 is a true vertical lift machine, which means the lift path follows a vertical line as opposed to an "s" shaped path offered by other vertical-lift models. Lifting up to 144 in., the V400 can easily load high trailers and trucks.
"Gehl is excited to regain the throne as the world's largest skid loader," said Sean Bifani, product manager. "The V400 fulfills the market's demand for a high capacity skid loader. Paired with its high lifting height, the V400 enters the high-end of the skid loader market, where product options are minimal. The V400 provides maximum capacity and the industry's largest breakout force at 9,150 lbs."
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Nathan Claflin threw for 249 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for two more scores to lead N.E.W. Lutheran, but the Blazers' rally came up short in a 49-38 loss to Luck on Saturday in the 8-Man Jamboree at D.C. Everest High School.
Travis Voigt rushed for a team-high 91 yards, and Noah Gosse had four catches for 137 yards and a touchdown for the Blazers (7-2).
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Below are links to all the things I have published elsewhere on the web and also links to books and journal articles. The list is still relatively short but give me time. My hope is that you, the readers of my blog, will like my work so much that you will also be willing to pay for stuff I don't put on the net.
1. The Simple Survival Smart Book: Available as both a Trade Paperback and for Kindle
Academic and semi-professional:
1. Guide to the Austrian Kriegsarchiv in Vienna, Austria published on the Society for Military History Website
2. Blog Piece on the Peace of Westphalia highlighted in the 24 Oct 2011 update on the Real Clear History website
3. Shrier, Patrick. Frederick the Great. In Oxford Bibliographies in Military History. Ed. Dennis Showalter. New York: Oxford University Press, 22 April 2013Â (My first Peer-Reviewed Publication)
4. The review I wrote up of Gary Rashba's HOLY WARS: 3000 Years of Battles in the Holy Land has been excerpted and put up on the publishers webpage for the book.
5.Blog Piece on the Peace of Westphalia again highlighted in the 24 Oct 2012 update on the Real Clear History website
Below are articles I have published elsewhere on the web, they are not peer-reviewed, both are also hosted here on the blog as well:
1. Operation Barbarossa: The Ultimate Strategic Miscalculation
2. The Hundred Years War: An Analysis of the Causes and Conduct of the Longest European War
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Hi Regina,
There was a small Federal force from Sickles's Third Corps in that area in the late morning of 2 July. Four companies of the 1st US Sharpshooters and the 3rd Maine (maybe 300 men in total) moved west of the Emmitsburg Road, then north toward Spangler's Woods around noon. There they ran into the 8th, 10th and 11th Alabama of Wilcox's brigade, who pushed them back toward the Peach Orchard in relatively short order. Both the sharpshooters and the Maine men were acting as skirmishers in front of Sickles's main position along the Emmitsburg Road when McLaws's division attacked later that afternoon.
On 3 July both the sharpshooters and 3rd Maine were in reserve behind Sixth Corps troops along the southern end of Cemetary Ridge, and moved north to support the Second Corps (after the Pickett/Pettigrew/Trimble assault).


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The CU Denver class of 2016 has arrived from all four corners of the United States—and points beyond. Fresh off their many successes as high school students, they come here with hopes of becoming engineers, physicians, attorneys, teachers and digital artists. Some were lured by the BA/BS-MD program or the Denver Bound program. Others came for the opportunities in the University Honors and Leadership (UHL) program or because of their connection to the university through programs like Aurora LIGHTS (LeadInG the way to careers in HealTh Sciences). Still others chose CU Denver, as so many have before them, because they fell in love with Denver and with Colorado.Many had a choice of schools. They chose CU Denver. Here, in their own words, they explain why.
Bragging Rights:California Scholarship Federation Scholar. U.S. Figure Skating Athlete Alumni Ambassador. U.S. Figure Skating Memorial Fund Grant recipient. 2011 U.S. Figure Skating National Competitor in Ice Dance (9th place). 2011 U.S. Figure Skating Pacific Coast silver medalist in Ice Dance (2nd place). Eagle Scout.Also accepted at:Loyola Marymount University, Northeastern University, University of Utah, University of the Pacific, Willamette University, CU-Boulder, Fordham University, San Diego State University, University of Denver, California Lutheran UniversityWhy CU Denver?"After discovering CU Denver's Music & Entertainment Industry Studies track, I didn't look back. This track is for non-performing students and focuses heavily on composition, theory, production, mastering and much more of exactly what I was looking for! I am hoping that, with the knowledge and experience that this program brings me, I will end up with a job that I actually enjoy doing."Quotable:"Bring on the knowledge! Bring on the snow! Bring on the good times! Colorado, bring it! I'm a bit excited as you may notice."
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Moto Burton headwear
You may recall earlier news about the Burton Audex jacket, which was a collaboration between Motorola and Burton that let skiers and snowboarders listen to music or take phone calls through a Bluetooth wireless link between your phone and speakers built into the hood. Today, the two companies partnered up with R.E.D. to expand the Audex lineup with a beanie hat and helmet, both of which have Bluetooth and stereo speakers built-in so you can tune in without cables (or spending more money on the jacket). Instead of buttons on a sleeve, you use rotary controls on the side of the headwear to managel your music or phone calls. Though the official prices aren't listed on the product page, you can find the padded hat for $126 (normally $180) and the helmet for $150 (normally $250).


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This morning was a different story, perhaps because I was later than my typically punctual arrival. I let the flock out, added fresh water, scratch and then ventured over to visit Dolly. She was sitting on her nest but what I saw I could not believe. Egg number one was rolled into the center of the coop. Eggs 5 and 6 were found in the nesting box next to Dolly. Eggs 5 and 6 were still semi-warm but Egg number 1 was chilly. This was not good. As quickly as I could, I gathered the three eggs and returned them under Dolly.
I next went to the garage and began to set up my temporary brooder. I gathered an old shipping box, an extra waterer and an old Tupperware container for food. I created a nest with shavings and straw.
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As I was setting up this brooder, I could hear squabbles from the coop. I went over and saw Tilly sitting in Dolly's nesting box. I looked in the run. I could not see Dolly. Dolly must still be in the same box as Tilly.
It seemed like forever, but Tilly finally laid her egg. My window of opportunity had arrived. Quickly, I scooped up all of the eggs. I placed them in the makeshift nest. Next, I ran to the coop and grabbed Dolly. I placed her in the new brooder.
Dolly was not happy about leaving the coop. I think she thought that I was taking her from her eggs. Little did she know, I was taking her to their new location. I placed her in the brooder. She was nervous. I showed her the eggs. She stood in the nest, rolled two eggs with her beak and got out. She looked around and was talking. Taken back by confusion and utter nervousness, Dolly was apprehensive of her new surroundings. I decided to scatter some scratch on the ground. She started to eat the scratch. When she was done. I showed her the eggs again. Time was marching on. The eggs were getting cold and Dolly was showing no signs of broodiness!
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Students from 20 high school bands across the state will perform at the 2010 Central College High School Bandfest later this week. The concert will feature three ensembles and a performance by the Central College Symphonic Wind Ensemble, in addition to the 85-member festival band that will include students from the Pella, Pleasantville and Chariton High Schools, among others. The Central College High School Bandfest will be held Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in Douwstra Auditorium.
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I have used SA and CP. I have S&T 2005 also but have not been motivated to play with it. I liked some things in SA2003+ like the dvd phonebook and the mobil map colors(black background with white roads) custom poi icons and how easiy it was to just pick a point on the map as a destination. The interface and guidance was terrible. I now use CoPilot 8 which is much better for touchscreens and guidance.
I have used the new earthmate, holux gm-210 and the rikaline 6010(shipps with CP). The earthmate was just terrible, trees were a problem, hard time locking and almost imposible going over 50mph, . The holux was great, no problems. the rikaline was just as good.


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Minnesota State-Mankato football coach Todd Hoffner is charged with two counts of child pornography. The 46-year-old is on paid leave from the university but he also has a South Dakota connection.
The investigation began when Hoffner brought his work-issued cell phone into the university's IT Department when it wasn't working. And police say when a technician was going through it to fix it, they found three pornographic videos of children under the age of ten. Prosecutors say those kids are related to Hoffner and that they were naked.
But MSU-Mankato isn't the only university looking into Hoffner's background.
Hoffner was an offensive coordinator at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion from 2006 until early 2008. A USD media spokesperson says a review of Hoffner's file didn't find anything that would warrant an investigation. But now USD President Jim Abbott has asked for all of Hoffner's information, including his cell phone record, from the university's Human Resources Department.
Hoffner was also employed with the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire from 1999 to 2005. That school is also looking into his records. A spokesman there says there's no indication anything like that happened there but they thought it would be a good idea to take a look at it.
We'll have more on the review of Hoffner's file during his time in Vermillion tonight on KELOLAND News.


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A pro-opposition portal claimed that in a speech on the Economic Transformation Program of Prime Minister Dato Seri Najib, Anwar claimed Tun Dr Mahathir had written to the World Bank to seek assistance during the finanial crisis of 1999.
Instead, Anwar claimed he had rejected an offer for loan to Malaysia from the World Bank in 1993 when he was Chairman of the Committee on IMF and World Bank Development.
Dr Mahathir responded non-chalantly by challenging him to swear in a Masjid. Knowing Anwar dare not swear in a Masjid to proof his innocence in the China doll sex video scandal, it was a casual response to ridicule Anwar.
But Dr Mahathir did explain about the IMF rescue package that Anwar insist Malaysia take but would have stifle the economy of the nation and the Bumiputera.
Surprised by Dr Mahathir witty response, Anwar had his PKR machinery dig up past World Bank records.
Malaysiakini.com lent support to report. Extract below:
World Bank records show that the Mahathir administration had taken 38 loans from the global financial body between May 18, 1982 to the post-financial crisis period of March 30, 1999.What's so wrong in borrowing for specific social projects like education, technical assistance, social sector, etc?
This includes a USD300 million loan package known as the 'Economic Recovery and Social Sector Loan Project' that was signed on June 18, 1998. The last three deals between the Mahathir administration and the World Bank was inked in March 30, 1999 for a total of RM404 million worth of loans.
This includes an Education Sector Support Project (USD244 million), Year 2000 Technical Assistance Project (USD100 million) and Social Sector Support Project (USD60 million).
These three deals were inked six months after the sacking of Anwar Ibrahim as Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister.
This is no where to the size of the IMF US$100 billion loan to Indonesia during the financial crisis of 1999 that came with debt-relief plan that disastrously restruture the social, economic and political landscape of Indonesia.
The pride of a nation is lost as President Suharto was shamed to sign with Michel Camdesus looking down.
Camdesus effort failed miserably and the major 5 nations acknowledged it is flawed. Read NYT here.
PKR cybertroopers, including the Blue Apple regular client, Prof Dato Din Merican attacked of Dr Mahathir shows their lack of understanding of World Bank's attempt to twist Dr Mahathir's stance on the IMF.
Which World Bank are they talking about?
There is the World Bank that gave paltry few hundred million loans for specific projects. And there is the World Bank that gave hundreds of billion to neo-colonise a free nation. Do differentiate which are they referring too?
According to Wikipedia, there is a whole lot of difference.
The World Bank is an international financial institution that provides loans to developing countries for capital programmes.World Bank or World Bank Group?
The World Bank's official goal is the reduction of poverty. By law, all of its decisions must be guided by a commitment to promote foreign investment, international trade and facilitate capital investment.
The World Bank differs from the World Bank Group, in that the World Bank comprises only two institutions: the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Association (IDA), whereas the latter incorporates these two in addition to three more: International Finance Corporation (IFC), Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), and International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).
The World Bank that development communities and countries or the World Bank that uses IMF to force countries, leaders and people to submit to their will and fancy which later turned out to be wrong move.
One wonders does PKR care for the people and country or merely dedicate themselves to only serve a sodomiser and adulterer???? Watch your back, ok boys.


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Maple Toast and Eggs Recipe
My home's in the country, right next door to my sister and brother-in-law's. They and their two children all enjoy this dish each time I serve it as a special evening meal—although it can also be made for breakfast or lunch. —Susan Buttel, Plattsburgh, New York
- 12 bacon strips, diced
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 1/4 cup butter
- 12 slices firm-textured white bread
- 12 eggs
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1. In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Using a slotted spoon, remove to paper towels to drain. In a small saucepan, heat syrup and butter until butter is melted; set aside.
- 2. Trim crust from bread; flatten slices with a rolling pin. Brush one side generously with syrup mixture; press each slice into a greased muffin cup with syrup side down. Divide bacon among muffin cups.
- 3. Carefully break one egg into each cup. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cover with foil. Bake at 400° for 18-20 minutes or until egg whites are completely set and yolks begin to thicken but are not hard. Serve immediately, Yield: 12 cups.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (2 each) equals 671 calories, 46 g fat (18 g saturated fat), 476 mg cholesterol, 805 mg sodium, 44 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 21 g protein.
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Catalonia is following Scotland towards independence referendum in 2014
Catalonia took a step towards independence last month, announcing plans for a referendum on the region's status within Spain. The Declaration of Sovereignty of the Catalan People, passed by the Catalan parliament, marks the start of a "National Transition" for reconsidering Catalonia's constitutional arrangement.
There are now striking similarities — as well as important differences — between the Catalan independence movement, led by Prime Minister Arthur Mas of the Convergencia i Unio (CiU) party, and that of the Scottish Government, led by the Scottish National Party (SNP) and Scotland's First Minister, Alex Salmond. Both regions plan to hold referendums on their constitutional futures in 2014 but the two nationalist movements face divergent challenges in their campaigns for self-determination.
Hoping to capitalize on strong nationalist sentiment, spurred by street-protests in Barcelona, the Catalan Capital, and gain an outright majority in support of a referendum, Mr. Mas held snap elections last October. Though Mr. Mas' party fell short of his ambitions, the CiU and the Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya (ERC), in addition to other smaller parties, won a majority favoring self-determination in the Catalan Parliament.
The recent "Declaration of Sovereignty of the Catalan People" was a collaborative effort from the CiU, the Parliament's largest party, and the ERC, which holds the second most seats and remains in opposition. Though Mr. Mas originally intended to initiate the "National Transition" and call for a referendum by 2017 without conceding to the left-wing ERC's position on holding the vote earlier, and resistance to issues like curbing welfare spending in an independent Catalonia, the two parties are in firm agreement that there needs to be a referendum.
The Spanish federal government is far less amenable to the referendum proposed by the Catalan Parliament than the United Kingdom is regarding Scotland's independence. The Queen's Privy Council formally passing a Section 30 order is the final step granting Scotland the legal authority to hold a referendum, determining its status within the UK, a process initiated by the Edinburgh Agreement signed by UK Prime Minister David Cameron and Mr. Salmond last October.
The Spanish parliament in Madrid is threatening legal action to stop Catalonia's referendum on the grounds that it violates the federal constitution, which establishes "the indissoluble unity" of Spain's seventeen autonomous regions. Though the Spanish government stated its resolve to reject Catalonia's recent declaration, there are arguments for constitutional alternatives, such as a "non-referendum consultation," or the federal government permitting a referendum due to "special importance."
Grievances put forward in support of self-determination for Scotland and Catalonia reverberate across other nationalist movements. In the autumn of 2012, when Scotland's Edinburgh Agreement was signed, a notable achievement for the pro-independence SNP, and Catalonia saw massive nationalist demonstrations return the CiU to the Catalan Parliament with a majority favoring self-determination: Bart de Wever of the Flemish Nationalist Party (NVA) took a commanding position in the Dutch area of Belgium after regional elections; The Basque Nationalist Party, Eusko Alderdi Jeltzalea (EAJ-PNV), and EH Bildu, a nationalist coalition, won the first and second most votes respectively in the Basque region of Spain's parliament; and in Bavaria, despite a relatively weak separatist movement, there was a widely publicized critique by longtime journalist Wilfried Scharnagl supporting the region's independence from Germany.
This wave of nationalism has been attributed to the austerity imposed after Europe's recent financial crisis, highlighting a "North-South" divide between creditor and debtor states within the E.U. The divide has also become apparent internally, amongst individual countries with regional discrepancies in revenue and spending, as is the case in Spain. The European Union, meanwhile presents a viable backdrop for separatist movements, unhappy with their current arrangement and whatever historical grievances, to argue for their own independent country — with representation, protection, and financial cohesion through a wider-body.
A recent volley of reports from the UK and Scottish governments show how contentious separatism and EU membership is. The UK government released a review last week stating that Scotland would face negotiations as a new state entering the EU and other international treaties, as well as insurmountable challenges replicating U.K.-wide government programs, such as for defense and intelligence gathering, and also would remain fiscally dependent on the U.K.
Reports from the Scottish government in Holyrood, however, claim independence would allow Scotland to maximize its potential as a small country with vast natural resources, and that Scotland should remain on the Pound, at least for the immediate future following independence. Maintaining Scotland's welfare state — a priority north of the border — is another contentions issue; some believe Scotland's public services suffer unnecessarily from budget cuts by the Conservative government in Westminster, though Unionists claim Scotland receives its fair share, or more, of government expenditure.
Spain's reckless government spending before and after the financial crisis, as well as accusations of rampant corruption amongst federal officials, stoke historic flames of Franco-era oppression in Catalonia. Spain's national redistribution scheme, to which Catalonia is a net-contributor for poorer regions, is another perceived injustice.
Similar to Scotland, Catalonia claims its inherent economic advantages are being suppressed under the current system. Scotland emphasizes the North Sea Oil reserves and its unique hard and soft exports, such as whisky and tartan design; Catalonia points to its powerful industrial sector.
Both Scotland and Catalonia are leading Europe in wind power. While Scotland abides "by the Aquias of European law," and having done so for decades, independence supporters claim it will easily transition into EU membership, Catalonia's future in the EU appears more assured. Catalonia already uses the Euro, and Prime Minister David Cameron, abating a Eurosceptic faction (UKIP), recently called for a referendum on the UK's status within the EU by 2017, threatening Scotland's EU membership even if independence fails. Furthermore, Catalonia's expressed focus is on being part of the EU The Declaration of Sovereignty specifically references "Europeanism" and states "The founding principles of the European Union will be defended and promoted".
Experiencing a resurgence of late, separatist movements in Spain and the UK are not new. The IRA in Ireland and ETA in Spain once used terror to achieve political autonomy, but Sinn Fein, which unlike the IRA seeks the peaceful reunification of Ireland, won the most votes in Northern Ireland for the first time in the 2010 U.K. general elections; and El Bhidu, a coalition including former ETA parties, recently preformed well in the Basque region of Spain, despite condoning violence.
Many claim such peaceful separatist movements are a promising sign for Europe in the 21st century, and hope the effects will reach beyond Europe as well. The Premier of Quebec Pauline Marois visited Mr. Salmond this month, offering information on Quebec's two independence referendums in 1985 and 1995. In what was largely rendered a rebuff by the media, Mr. Salmond declined the Premier's offer without much fanfare, possibly in part because those referendums both failed or due to Mrs. Marois' recently stated intention to hold another referendum termed the "neverendum" by some.
Scotland's referendum in 2014 will only include options for maintaining the status quo and independence, yet Catalonia's nationalist groups are split on whether to press for increased devolution, full independence, or a version of federalism. A question regarding increased devolution was omitted from Scotland's referendum during negotiations between the Scottish and UK governments, though opposition parties are developing proposals for a restructured devolution settlement should the referendum fail. The Scotland Act 2012 will bring limited additional powers to Holyrood in 2016 regardless.
In Spain, the governing People's Party of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy may propose financial reforms as a constitutional alternative to a referendum. Over 50 per cent of Catalonians would support full independence if Catalonia were to remain in the EU, whereas roughly one third of Scots support separation, according to recent polls; yet there is vast discontent in both Catalonia and Scotland over the current arrangement of government responsibilities.
Separatist movements often build off each other, especially in an era connected by increasing globalization and social media. Other countries are following the independence movements in Catalonia and Scotland closely. Lega Nord, which formed a coalition government with the party of Prime Minister Silvio Burlesconi from 2009 until 2011, is intent on implementing federalism or limited independence for the norther region of Italy, called Pandia, and European leaders will watch as it faces important elections later this month.
Members of smaller nationalist movements across Europe, particularly Scots, are looking to the Nordic countries as examples of what they could become: highly successful, integrated into global governance, and supporting strong welfare states. There are, however, serious doubts about whether such success can be replicated, as the Nordic countries have undergone serious revaluation of their social democratic model. It is also questioned whether a multitude of small countries benefits the EU and how they would join. Nationalism is proving a persistent and often contradicting force in Europe, and as the the events in Scotland and Catalonia show, could add an interesting fold to questions of the EU's future.Tagged in: Alex Salmond, Bart de Wever, catalonia, Convergencia i Unio, Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya, Eusko Alderdi Jeltzalea, Flemish Nationalist Party, Prime Minister Arthur Mas, snp, The Basque Nationalist Party, Wilfried Scharnagl
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LONDON — Mother Nature is on my not-so-nice list right now.
Had things gone according to plan Sunday, I would have been watching Venus and Serena Williams playing in an Olympic tennis doubles match. It was one of a few matches I would have gotten to see play out on the courts at Wimbledon.
As it turns out Mother Nature is apparently no fan of planning.
It started raining shortly after the first match of the day, a singles game between Serbia's Novak Djokovic and Italy's Fabio Fognini. They couldn't play in the rain so that game was put on hiatus shortly after it started.
Six and a half hours later, the rain finally stopped and the court was ready for play to resume.
The only problem is that there are no lights at Wimbledon so nighttime play is ruled out, and the court it turned out was a little slippery so Djokovic and Fognini kept slipping and falling all over the place once their match resumed. Fognini won the first set but Djokovic took the second and third sets and ultimately the match victory.
Because of the slippery conditions on all of the Wimbledon courts, however, officials decided to just postpone the remaining matches to another day.
That didn't help me. I flew back to Atlanta the next day so I had no chance of seeing those matches finally being played.
Don't get me wrong, watching Djokovic beat Fognini on the fabled courts of Wimbledon was something I'll always treasure. Djokovic is ranked as the No. 2 men's tennis player in the world right now so, yeah, getting to see him play is pretty significant.
But he and Fognini are no Venus and Serena. Those guys can play tennis but they are not from my home country and they wouldn't even look pretty in skirts.
While seeing the world's best is great, I would also like to see America's best in the mix.
I'm a little miffed at Mother Nature right now as a result of all of this. I had a chance to see two of the top American tennis players play but I was denied the opportunity because of a long afternoon of rain.
In a sense, I was denied a date with the Williams sisters.
When exactly am I going to get another opportunity to see them play together?
On top of all of that, the rain compounded the sudden drop in London's temperature over the weekend so it was really cold as I made my way back to the hotel that night. That, in turn, led to me having a cold this week.
I'd say what I think Mother Nature could do with herself but the exact wording of that particular action is not fit to be published in any medium.
Curt Yeomans covers government for the Clayton News Daily. He can be reached at (770) 478-5753, ext. 247 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
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Poland calls for EU action to end Russia's energy stranglehold
The EU must create an energy union to secure its gas supply, because its current dependence on Russian energy makes Europe weak, Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote in an article in the Financial Times.
Russia, which provides around one third of the EU's oil and gas, sent shockwaves through the international community with its military intervention and annexation of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula in March.
The action prompted the United States and its European allies to begin imposing sanctions on President Vladimir Putin's inner circle, and to threaten to penalise key sectors of Russia's economy if Russia escalates tensions with Ukraine.
An international agreement to avert wider conflict in Ukraine was faltering on Monday, with pro-Moscow separatist gunmen showing no sign of surrendering government buildings they seized in the east of the country.
"Regardless of how the stand-off over Ukraine develops, one lesson is clear: excessive dependence on Russian energy makes Europe weak," Tusk wrote in the article.
He noted that the EU was creating a banking union, with a single supervisor, and a single resolution mechanism and fund to close down failing institutions.
The EU was also already jointly buying uranium for its nuclear power plants. The approach to Russian gas should be the same, he said.
"I therefore propose an energy union. It will return the European Community to its roots," he said.
Such a union should be based on several elements, he said, the first of which would be the creation of a single European body that would buy gas for the whole 28-nation bloc.
Another would be that if one or more EU countries were threatened with being cut off from gas supplies, the others would help them through "solidarity mechanisms".
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The EU must also help finance, even up to 75% of the value of such projects, gas storage capacity and gas links in countries which are now most dependent on Russian gas sold by the state-owned Russian gas monopoly Gazprom.
"Today, at least 10 EU member states depend on a single supplier - Gazprom - for more than half of their consumption. Some are wholly dependent on Russia's state-controlled gas giant," Tusk said.
The fourth element was the full use of the EU's existing fossil fuels, including coal and shale gas.
"In the EU's eastern states, Poland among them, coal is synonymous with energy security. No nation should be forced to extract minerals but none should be prevented from doing so - as long as it is done in a sustainable way," Tusk said.
The next element of the energy union would be to sign agreements to buy gas from exporters outside Europe - like the United States or Australia. It could be transported to Europe by ship in liquefied form, Tusk said.
Finally the EU should strengthen the existing Energy Community of the EU and eight of its eastern neighbours, created in 2005 to extend the European gas market eastward.
"True, this will require Europe's governments to take a unified position. But such feats of co-ordination have been achieved before," Tusk said.
European leaders already agreed in March to accelerate their quest for more secure energy supplies in response to Moscow's annexation of Crimea and asked the executive European Commission to draw up detailed proposals by June on how to do that.
The EU has made progress in improving its energy security since gas crises in 2006 and 2009, when rows over unpaid bills between Kiev and Moscow led to the disruption of gas exports to western Europe. But so far, EU reliance on imported oil and gas, especially from Russia, has been rising, not falling.
EU statistics office Eurostat's energy dependence indicator, documenting the extent to which EU relies on imports, reported that imports climbed to 65.8% in 2012 from 63.4% in 2009.
The share of Russian gas rose to around 30 percent from 22 percent in 2010, while Russia's oil imports accounted for around 35 percent of EU use.
At the 20-21 March EU summit, EU leaders tasked the European Commission to come up with a plan for decreasing energy dependence from Russia [read more]. The EU executive is expected to table such a proposal before the 26-27 June EU summit.
But in the meantime, Russia slammed Ukraine with new gas prices, over 40% higher than the "discount" Russian President Vladimir Putin gave to former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich after he refused to sign the Association Agreement with the EU.
Ukraine will now have to pay $385.5 (€279) per 1,000 cubic metres of gas in the second quarter, an increase from the $268.5 (€195) agreed in December.
In recent years, the EU had made possible "reverse gas flows", meaning sending gas to Ukraine from Poland and Hungary, from where nearly 2 bcm of gas have already been imported, as well from Slovakia, where technical problems still need to be resolved. Although this was basically Russian gas, it was still cheaper than the price of around $400 per tcm Kyiv was paying until the December 2013 agreement.
- 26-27 June: EU summit will discuss Commission's proposals for reducing energy dependence from Russia
Further reading
Press articles:
- FT: A united Europe can end Russia's energy stranglehold
- EurActiv Turkey Polonya'dan 'enerjide Rusya'ya bağımlılığı azaltmak için AB devreye girsin' çağrısı
- EurActiv Greece Ευρωπαϊκή Ενεργειακή Ένωση για απεξάρτηση από τη Ρωσία ζητά η Πολωνία
- EurActiv Serbia Tusk: EU slaba zbog energetske zavisnosti


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Marlon Byrd will wear jersey No. 3 with the Philadelphia Phillies this year. No player for the Philadelphia 76ers will be allowed to wear that number after Saturday, as it is being retired to honor Allen Iverson. Byrd decided to pay tribute to Iverson from spring training on Saturday. That's a pretty cool gesture from…Read More


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ARM Cortex-A15 to start with dual-core late 2012
ARM's US mobile division head James Bruce said in a conversation late Tuesday that the first phones and tablets using the Cortex-A15 architecture should be available by the end of 2012 or early into 2013. The much improved chip design will start out cautiously with dual-core designs before moving on to quad-core later on. The performance leap over the A9 was such that he predicted to PCWorld that phones like the Motorola Atrix were part of a larger trend towards mobile devices used for desktop-level tasks.
He didn't give the expected clock speeds. The A15 at its peak can run up to 2.5GHz and with as many as 16 cores, but likely not at the same time and in the tight spaces of a smartphone or some tablets.
The design is coming along just as Intel has been showing signs of catching up. It hoped to get to phone-friendly power levels by 2013, when Atom chips would be made on a 22 nanometer process. Most ARM chip designers plan to get to 28 nanometers before then, however, and would be improving on the power consumption that Intel would still be trying to beat.
ARM has been gaining traction for serious performance in the past few months with the advent of dual-core processors and the promise of quad-core. Many smartphones now have visibly better HD video playback and 3D gaming than Intel-based netbooks. Microsoft has also had to reluctantly support ARM in Windows 8, and the quad-core processor coming in the Sony NGP will have near-PS3 performance in a fraction of the size.
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Today's "Let's talk iPhone" event epitomizes the fascination that Americans have with their smartphones, the same fascination that is leading to an important crossover. In 2011, the U.S. will cross the 50% mark when more than half of mobile Americans will own smartphones vs. standard or flip phones. This has important implications for mobile banking, as half of smartphone owners conduct mobile banking, they are more likely to appreciate the benefits of mobile banking, to regularly make sticky transactions, and far less likely to give up on mobile banking than those with regular mobile phones. In short, smartphone owners make ideal evangelists for mobile banking.
And so we see that, after a pause in 2010, consumer adoption of mobile banking jumped 60% in 2011 as hundreds of new financial institutions went live. Today our "2011 – 2012 Mobile Banking Vendor Scorecard: Mobile Banking Has Moved from a "Nice-to-Have" to a "Must-Have" Channel" was released to the public. This is the third time since 2008 that we have conducted this review of the leading vendors, this year's report compares 15 mobile banking vendors and gives insight into mobile strategies to follow for the future. Top scores were awarded to FIS and Sybase with Best-in-Class awarded to Fiserv. The "Path to Mobility" award was given to mFoundry. When 3 in every 10 consumers are using a financial service, it cannot be ignored. Americans are becoming tethered to their phones in new ways that are still being defined and we will continue to follow this market closely.


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The exhibition spaces of the museum are enclosed in brick halls while public and circulation spaces - ticket office, gallery, and restaurant - flow around them in a 'pavilion' of which the walls and perimeter edge of the roof are formed of structurally bolted glass.
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I liked these biscuits, but they weren't exactly what I had in mind. I was looking for a flaky, buttermilk biscuit - these are more crumpet-like. That being said, they were very good (a huge hit with the kiddos) and made a lovely biscuit base for strawberry shortcake because of their more cakey consistency. I used a food-processor for the dry ingredients (added 1/2 more flour and 1/2 Tbs. less sugar per other reviewers suggestions), then mixed in the buttermilk by hand. The dough was still VERY wet. Instead of over-working the dough, I used a 1/4 cup measure and made drop biscuits. Easy and lovely. I'll make them again, but I would never pair these with anything savory.
Loved these biscuits. I used an additional tablespoon of butter (5 v. 4) and White Lily (soft winter wheat) flour. I weigh my flour because it works best for me. I used a food processor. I cut butter into cubes and dusted with flour and put in freezer. (A trick that I've been deploying of late successfully), in the freezer. (Works equally well for pie crust). Mixed dry in food processor, cut in butter, and then pulsed in buttermilk. Very sticky. Well-floured board means just that in this recipe. In the future, I would simply add a little more flour while in the processor, and then put on a floured surface to pat into a log and slice with a sharp knife. (which is how I processed it prior to putting it on baking sheet. I also find that there is no substitute for the consistency of real buttermilk. The acidity is achieved certainly with the addition of vinegar/lemon to milk. But thick buttermilk really is a marvel.
YUM! Very easy. As one reviewer did below, I mixed the dry ingredients and butter in a food processor then put in a b0wl to add the buttermilk. I cut down the sugar to a "light" 1 tbsp and only kneaded about 3 times. I will definitely make these again.
Great recipe! Easy, quick, tasty. I backed off on the sugar by 1/2 tbsp, as I didn't want the biscuits too sweet. Also, I didn't have any buttermilk, and only had skim milk, to which I added about 1 1/2 tbsp of vinegar. The dough was not too workable, so I added a little bit of flour, and spooned the dough onto a cookie sheet. They turned out great!
This recipe is so easy, so quick and so good! I will do this again without a doubt!
Needed nearly twice the amount of flour than recipe called for to even get it to become a workable dough. That said it was a piece of cake to make, and would be excellent as a strawberry shortcake biscuit. I only used 1 tbsp sugar since I was making these for biscuits and gravy, and it was still pretty sweet. Kill the sugar if you're looking for a savory biscuit. I'll make again but start with 2 cups flour and adjust sugar down.
This recipe is incredible. It's one of the few that I use without any alterations.
I like to prep the dry ingredients and butter quickly in my food processor, quick bursts--no warm fingers to melt the butter. Then I put the mixture in a bowl and add the buttermilk. I only knead the mixture slightly, maybe 3 times and pat it out to the thickness I want. The less you mess with the dough, the lighter the biscuits.
Made these for Thanksgiving - and so happy - Many failed attempts using other recipes - This is light - easy and foolproof! Added some extra buttermilk - secret is that the dough must be pretty wet - I used my hands to mix and cut them with a sharp round edge - I want to make these for breakfast too!
Sooo good!!! If you want to avoid the messy roll out and cut, then consider, quickly rolling into balls and gently pressing down, I did and they were delicious! (Quickly so the butter doesn't melt, the biscuit will be tough if not done quickly.) They aren't quite as perfectly shaped but still 'look' like biscuits.


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Six-time IOD World Champion Penny Simmons won the last two races in Bacardi's Bermuda International Race Week, but it wasn't quite enough to pop him into the lead in either the IOD 'B' series or the overall 13-race test for the IOD Vrengen Gold Cup. Giles Peckham of Cowes UK scored an 8-2 today and won the six race 'B' series while Simmons came second.
John Burnham (17) and Giles Peckham (14) match up in the 12th IOD race of The International One Design Class in Bacardi's Bermuda International Invitational Race Week. Burnham and co-skipper Peter Rugg won the 13-race series for the Vrengen Gold Cup and also the 7-race 'A' Series. Peckham won the 6-race 'B' Series.©Talbot Wilso - Bermuda International Invitational Race Week 2012
The Vrengen Gold Cup for first overall in the series finally went to the John Burham-Peter Rugg co-skippered Fishers Island NY team. Victory, however, was in doubt until late in the afternoon following a collision in the twelfth race.
Burnham had to retire from that race with a 14-point DNF and then got automatic redress of average points for all races sailed in the series for not being able to sail the finale.
'It is an unusual way to win a regatta,' Burnham said while he and his team repaired the rigging later in the afternoon. 'But the rules are clear. We've had a great week and we always enjoy coming to Bermuda.' Burnham won the 'A' series before in 2007. This is his first overall win in Race Week. Burnham is a two-time IOD world Champion.
Simmons and Peckham were tied for second overall and Peckham moved up to second in a tiebreaker. Burnham & Rugg, who alternated on the helm each day, had won the seven-race 'A' series on Wednesday.
'There are some seriously good sailors here in Bermuda,' Peckham commented, 'and they all have a Corinthian spirit. That's the beauty of Bermuda International Invitational Race Week.'
Simmons said, 'I made mistakes early in the week and gave away positions I shouldn't have. It was a great week and the winners sailed well and earned their prizes. It was another great Race Week.'
Damage that took the Fishers Island team out of sailing on the last two races came early. About 100 yards from the weather mark on the first beat of the first race today, Burnham was at the helm of Shadow. He was on port tack trying to cross Marc Migliazzo in Vrengen who was approaching starboard. At the last minute, Burnham decided not to cross and bore away to duck Migliazzo's transom.
As the boats passed side by side in opposite directions, Burnham's boat stood upright in the lee of Vrengen's mainsail. Vrengen's masthead caught Shadows rig and broke the jumper diamond. Shadow was out for the day's two races.
Earlier in the week the Comets, Etchells and Lasers finished their events and Bermudians dominated the podium. The Comets sailed five races, all on the first day, and Bermudian Stevie Dickenson came first followed by compatriots Dimitri Stevens and Tre Joinville.
The Lasers sailed thirteen races and Bermuda's laser master Malcolm Smith was first winning the International Race Week Trophy. He was followed by Brett Wright in second and Rockal Evans in third.
The Etchells Class silver, the K.F. Trimingham Trophy, was also won by a Bermudian, Will Thompson. Tim Patton came second and James Hudleston was third.
Prizes were awarded Friday evening, April 27th, at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.
Penny Simmons wins by a nose in the 12th race of the IOD's 13-race series in Bacardi's Bermuda International Invitational Race Week. ©Talbot Wilso - Bermuda International Invitational Race Week 2012
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