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Friday, December 31, 2010
Carnival of Homeschooling Week 261 Published
The Carnival of Homeschooling Week 261 was published at Janice Campbell Taking Time for Things That Matter on December 28, 2010.
This Carnival provides a lot of homeschool-related reading. Take a look!
I enter these Carnivals and encourage you to as well.
If you have a blog or a website and write about homeschooling I encourage you to consider submitting an entry to this weekly blog Carnival. For information on how to make a submission, see here.
Technorati Tags: Carnival of Homeschooling, homeschooling, homeschooling information, blog carnival, homeschooling support.
2 comments:
- JunebugJones said...
So, I'm a totally new blogger (I'm using it to motivate myself to keep up afterschooling!) and after quickly scanning over the Carnival website, I had a question. Do you send a post that you think was a particularly good one to showcase with the idea that it will bring more viewers/followers to your blog? Thanks! I'm enjoying your blog!
- Monday, January 3, 2011 at 1:22:00 PM CST
- christinemm said...
Hi Junebug Jones,
I usually pick a post on homeschooling that I've written in the last week.
Some weeks I blog more about homeschooling than other times. Sometimes after submitting a post I realize the next day's post was "better" but the submission was already done before that was ever penned and published. I could save that one up to submit the next week but honestly I don't put effort into it like that. I have been blogging almost 6 years so I am more laid back now than in the beginning.
I spend about 15 seconds thinking about what post to submit, it is about homeschooling and something useful or a personal story and usually always positive in nature.
Good luck with your blog and with afterschooling!
- Monday, January 3, 2011 at 4:20:00 PM CST


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Cold season off to rousing start
October delivered 197% of normal precipitation and now November comes to an end with additional generosity from the skies. A total of .84" fell during the month which is 142% of normal. But will it last?
Not only has this been a notable autumn in Kern County but it has broken records in much of the western US, and all this while the Winter Solstice is still 3 weeks away. Our pre-Thanksgiving cold snap which swooped south from western Canada was unlike anything seen for so early in the season. Seattle and Portland were bombarded with a wintry blast- something that might occasionally be seen about every fifth January. Western Washington was paralyzed by snow and bitter cold. That system then expanded east and south to encompass the western half of the nation. Ski resorts throughout California were opening early. Even Alta Sierra here in Kern County opened much earlier than usual on the Saturday after Thanksgiving due to 20" of snow on the ground. Places like Butte, Montana saw extremely low temperatures. Butte's previous earliest low of 20 below zero or colder had been December 10th. They recorded -22 on the day before Thanksgiving this year. A very cold punch was delivered to the west and heavy snow fell in parts of Texas up through Wisconsin, with the third deepest low pressure system on record. The pressure dropped to 28.21" on October 26th in northern Minnesota.
Is this any indication of a blockbuster winter to come? The answer is a resounding maybe for some parts of the nation, but NO for California. As detailed in my last blog, this is a sandwich season in which the beginning and end are extremely active. We saw hefty amounts of rainfall in the south valley and snow in the Kern mountains in October and November. Cotton farmers suffered some dramatic losses due to the late planting earlier this year (due to El Nino rainfall in the spring) and early autumn rains which spoil the harvest. But now it is La Nina coming into focus throughout the equatorial Pacific. The quick switch from El Nino to La Nina over the summer is characterized by unusually warm Pacific Ocean temperatures early this year becoming unusually cool by July and August. In fact, the last day of November is also the end of the hurricane seasons in both the Atlantic and eastern Pacific Oceans. La Nina would typically lead to above normal tropical activity in the Atlantic and below normal activity in the Pacific. In the end, the Atlantic saw a total of 19 named storms, 12 which were hurricanes (above average). At the same time, the eastern Pacific recorded only 7 named storms, 3 of which were hurricanes (below average).
My forecast looking to this winter still calls for below normal precipitation thanks to a moderate La Nina, expected to continue in the equatorial Pacific through April or May of next year. Temperatures will run near or slightly above normal. There should be more dense fog days than usual (22 days a year is normal) and fewer freezing days (12 is normal). We have already had 3 days. However, I do expect one or two very cold periods during the December and January. Most likely there will be more NO BURN days in the south valley than last year. By the time we get to mid March and April there will probably be another burst of rain and cold to make up the other part of our sandwich season. So the jackpot rainfall and cold weather should be coming to a screeching halt right about now. Enjoy the early skiing and Christmas spirit. But it will be generally dry. Then get ready for triple digits again by May. It's the Bakersfield weather carousel.


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Of course, insurance is a business that Warren Buffett has used as a foundation at Berkshire Hathaway to build his investment fortune. But there is a far lesser known investor who runs a similar company that would tremendously benefit any value investor studying his thoughts and ideas. Markel Corporation (NYSE:MKL) is run by Tom Gayner, a superinvestor who uses value investing strategies combined with insurance float to build wealth for himself and his shareholders.
Gayner has led Markel to an incredible 20-year performance, compounding MKL's book value at a remarkably high 16% per year, far better than the S&P 500. This is what happens to a stock's price when the business is growing its book value at these kinds of consistently high rates:
The book value has increased from $20 in 1992 to $403 today. The stock price has risen in corresponding fashion from $31 in 1992 to over $500 today. Patient long-term shareholder's have reaped incredible rewards by investing with Gayner who used MKL as the conduit.
Readers know we love simplicity here at BHI. In the video below, which was recorded in 2007, Gayner outlines his four-point plan for investing in stocks. His plan is logical, simple, and conceptually easy to understand (not to mention, profitable):
- High Returns on Capital: Gayner wants above average businesses that produce high returns on capital and require little additional capital
- Management with Integrity and Talent (both are equally important)
- Compounders: Gayner looks for businesses with attractive reinvestment opportunities. He wants high returns on capital, and he also wants the economics of the business to be such that the company can compound earnings and cash flow, and grow intrinsic value over time (compounding machine).
- Valuation: He doesn't want to pay too much, although he mentions that he is willing to pay a fair price for these compounders, as they will grow shareholder value steadily over time.
Here is the video from 2007.


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THE MOOTS ROGUE YBB-27.5/650b—MOOTS MID WHEEL MODEL NOW IN 8 STOCK SIZES!
We are never one to shy away from experimenting with different wheel sizes. Dating back to our beloved Moots-Mounts (that allowed a cantilever to be moved up and down a fork leg or seat stay to adjust between 26'', 650b or 700c wheels) up through our first 29'' wheeled mountain bike in 1999 as well as the Gristle that used 29'' front wheel mated to a 26'' wheel in the rear. Always experimenting, always looking for the perfect ride.
As the 29'' wheel has taken over a major part of the mountain bike market these days and trust me when I write this we love the 29er. There has always been a limitation to the design as far as a smaller frame size goes. With a tall wheel/tire and 100mm fork the front end of the bike can only get so low. Stand over can only get so low. We have pushed the limits of the 29'' chassis to the smallest we feel comfortable building without making some serious compromises in geometry and ride quality, that's where the 27.5/650b Ybb comes into the picture. …
By using the middle size wheel we can now go smaller in the frame size, without messing up the geometry and build a bike that handles on the trail like we want. This also opens the door to those out there that are not in love with 29ers. We really don't want to get into the debate of which is better, but we do feel very strongly that now everyone can get onto a bigger wheeled bike no matter their body size. For some, the 29er doesn't have enough "spin up speed" that they had on a 26'', now they can have a choice. Forks are in the market place, wheel sets and rubber are everywhere, and it's now a viable option.
Over the last year we have built the 27.5/650b as a custom only in a hard tail or Ybb version. As we have spent more time on the builds in the shop and the trail, we feel very confident in offering them as a stock size product.
For now we offer an Ybb version that lays out like this:
44mm head tube
English threaded bottom bracket
27.2 seat post
US made seamless 3/2.5 Titanium Tube set
Moots' is teaming up with The Cycling House for our 2nd-ever Moots Owners Cycling Camp in early December. Come join fellow Moots owners for some warm weather miles, amazing meals and good times. We are aiming to fill the camp entirely of Moots Owners from around North America and beyond.
A great time to fend off those holiday meals and start putting in those base miles before 2014 gets under way.
The Kraft father & son team on Tour Divide 2013.
Peter Kraft & Peter Kraft Jr. cruised through Steamboat over the weekend and by coincidence ran into several Moots staff out on the roads around Rout County. The Kraft's are from Gainesville, Florida and are doing the Tour Divide together, father & son pedaling the 2,745 miles of the route from north to south. Their bike of choice? A matching set of Mooto X Ybb's. Decked out in the standard Tour Divide bike packing equipment, the two are doing well and loving the time together.
Before they set out on the trip (that neither of them had seen), they contacted a Tour Divide rider that just happened to live only 6 miles away from them in Florida. They consulted with the event veteran and made their plans to set off from Banff Canada on Jun 14th. An amazing adventure to share with each other.
At the moment they are in Silverthorne, CO and have been averaging just over a hundred miles a day. That should put them into the finish at about 24-25 days total.
Good luck to the father & son team!


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Thursday, October 18, 2007
IKEA Insanity
On to some SHOP TALK.....we have had a GREAT response to our framed Gail McCormack artwork being added yesterday. Thank you ladies!
We just restocked our PURSE CHARMS from Elizabeth Willhite's Poshsauce line that had previously Sold Out, and have four FABU new Limited Edition styles available in our Bejeweled Bijoux Boutique at Shabbyfufu.
Off to the land of packing and shipping, have a great day everyone!
XO, Janet
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I wouldn't even stand in line for three days for antique chairs!- unless they came from Versailles and I could get them for free, or a really GREAT deal.:)ReplyDelete
Happy shipping, that's what I will be doing in the littlefrenchgardenhouse today!
hugs, Lidy
I like Ikea, or rather my sons like it! I would never, ever wait in line to get in though.ReplyDelete
I did get a fabulous storage cart & metal bins for my workspace there.
Love Gail's art, she is so talented!
Oh Janet~The land of packing & shipping! Does it ever end?? lol!ReplyDelete
I am with you on IKEA! My two friends begged me to go with them last year when the one near us opened & though I did grab a few odds & ends but came away NOT impressed with their stuff. It's really for young 20 somethings starting out in their first apartment or house I think. I'm with YOU-I'd much rather shop for vintage things or pretty well made furniture! Love the art by Gail-SO pretty, but so is everything you offer at shabbyfufu-no suprise that her art fits right in!xo tutti


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33 U.S. Code § 2212 - Inland waterway transportation
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(a) Construction
One-half of the costs of construction—
shall be paid only from amounts appropriated from the general fund of the Treasury. One-half of such costs shall be paid only from amounts appropriated from the Inland Waterways Trust Fund. For purposes of this subsection, the term "construction" shall include planning, designing, engineering, surveying, the acquisition of all lands, easements, and rights-of-way necessary for the project, including lands for disposal of dredged material, and relocations necessary for the project.
(b) Operation and maintenance
The Federal share of the cost of operation and maintenance of any project for navigation on the inland waterways is 100 percent.
(c) Floodgates on the Inland Waterways
(1) Operation and maintenance carried out by the Secretary
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary shall be responsible for the operation and maintenance, including repair, of any flood gate, as well as any pumping station constructed within the channel as a single unit with that flood gate, that—
(A) was constructed as of June 10, 2014, as a feature of an authorized hurricane and storm damage reduction project; and
(B) crosses an inland or intracoastal waterway described in section 1804 of this title.
(d) Authorizations from general fund
Any Federal responsibility—
(2) with respect to the portion of the project authorized by section 844 allocated to inland navigation,
which responsibility is not provided for in subsection (a) of this section shall be paid only from amounts appropriated from the general fund of the Treasury.
Source(Pub. L. 99–662, title I, § 102,Nov. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 4084; Pub. L. 113–121, title II, § 2013,June 10, 2014, 128 Stat. 1271.)
References in Text
Title III of this Act, referred to in subsecs. (a)(1) and (d)(1), is title III of Pub. L. 99–662, Nov. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 4109, consisting of sections 301 and 302. The projects authorized by title III probably mean the projects authorized by section 301 ofPub. L. 99–662, which is not classified to the Code. Section 302 ofPub. L. 99–662, which established the Inland Waterways Users Board, is classified to section 2251 of this title.
Section 844 of this Act, referred to in subsecs. (a)(3) and (d)(2), is section 844 ofPub. L. 99–662, Nov. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 4177, which is not classified to the Code.
2014—Subsec. (c), (d). Pub. L. 113–121added subsec. (c) and redesignated former subsec. (c) as (d).
Acceptance of Contributed Funds To Increase Lock Operations
Pub. L. 113–121, title I, § 1017,June 10, 2014, 128 Stat. 1223, provided that:
"(a) In General.—The Secretary [of the Army], after providing public notice, shall establish a pilot program for the acceptance and expenditure of funds contributed by non-Federal interests to increase the hours of operation of locks at water resources development projects.
"(b) Applicability.—The establishment of the pilot program under this section shall not affect the periodic review and adjustment of hours of operation of locks based on increases in commercial traffic carried out by the Secretary.
"(c) Public Comment.—Not later than 180 days before a proposed modification to the operation of a lock at a water resources development project will be carried out, the Secretary shall—
"(1) publish the proposed modification in the Federal Register; and
"(2) accept public comment on the proposed modification.
"(d) Reports.—
"(1) In general.—Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act [June 10, 2014], the Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Environment and Public Works of the Senate and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives and make publicly available a report that evaluates the cost-savings resulting from reduced lock hours and any economic impacts of modifying lock operations.
"(2) Review of pilot program.—Not later than September 30, 2017, and each year thereafter, the Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Environment and Public Works of the Senate and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives a report that describes the effectiveness of the pilot program under this section.
"(e) Annual Review.—The Secretary shall carry out an annual review of the commercial use of locks and make any necessary adjustments to lock operations based on that review.
"(f) Termination.—The authority to accept funds under this section shall terminate 5 years after the date of enactment of this Act."
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The bureau looked at marriages and determined how many had one person born in the United States and one person born outside the country. It collects the data as part of its annual American Community Survey.
The map on top shows the percentage of couples in each state where one spouse is a U.S. native and the other is foreign born. The pie charts below show the country of origin for the foreign-born spouse.
The pie chart below refers to North America as being a source for a foreign-born spouse. The actual Census Bureau terminalogy is Northern America. This follows United Nation's definitions, which describes Northern America as having the United States, Canada, Greenland, Bermuda and Saint Pierre and Miquelon, which are territories of France. The U.N. definitation of Northern America omits Mexico.
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Individual Pass - $5.00 per person arriving on foot or bicycle
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Manderly's payout? He appears to be leading the underground movement against the Bolton's. If the Starks are restored, what honor/titles/lands are gifted to them? Think they get the Dreadfort?
Imo the Manderly's already have the best place in all of the north. They control white harbor it's the largest city in the north and it has plenty of the incomes of the north. They have the silver mines of the north I believe. Obviously they have to remit taxes to the overlords of the north which were the Starks.
I think the Starks chose to give the Manderlys control of white harbor because they were sure of their loyalty.
Honestly the dreadfort would be a downgrade for them. The Manderley's want to help the Starks because of how the Starks saved them after the Gardeners kicked them out of the south
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Mildren, Sleith are Greensburg Trib's ball players of the year
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For four seasons, Laurel Highlands senior Ethan Mildren has been a pitcher whom other teams don't want to face. The hard-throwing right-hander set a school record with 23 career wins, including six this season. The Pitt recruit also had 89 strikeouts in 54 innings, leading the Mustangs to another Section 2-AAA title and a spot in the WPIAL playoffs. Mildren, the Tribune-Review's Baseball Player of the Year, also batted .482 with four home runs and 26 RBI.
Q: What were your season highlights?
A: The best was winning the section four years in a row. The most memorable games were against Greensburg Salem. The first time, they hit me around a little bit, we had some errors and we ended up losing. The second time around, all my stuff was working, I kept them off balance and we ended up winning.
Q: Did you have a favorite moment?
A: In our Uniontown game, I had runners on second and third with no outs, and I got out of the jam by striking the next two guys out, I believe. They are our rivals, and that helped me keep the shutout.
Q: When did you start playing baseball?
A: I think I got my first glove when I was 3, I believe, and my earliest baseball memory was making the all-star team at T-ball. That was pretty exciting.
Q: Why did you pick Pitt?
A: I just liked all of the coaches and everything. I was already familiar with the campus. It just felt right for me. They're building a new stadium, and the team is on the rise right now. I felt like that was the best place for me.
Q: Do you have any hidden skills?
A: I used to play the drums back in middle school. I sold them, but I think I could still play a little bit.
Q: With whom would you trade places for a day?
A: Stephen Strasburg. I'd like to see what it's like to throw 102 (mph) or however hard he throws. I've topped at 90 or 91. I'm consistently in the upper 80s.
Q: What will you be doing in five years?
A: I hope to be playing professional baseball, if everything works out right. That's what I'm going for right now.
Q: What did you learn about you and your team?
A: I learned that, no matter how down our team was, we'd fight to come back.
— Chris Harlan
Before Nicole Sleith started pitching for Yough in 2008, the softball program had made just one WPIAL playoff appearance in the previous four seasons. Sleith made Yough a contender. The team won its third consecutive section championship, claimed the first playoff game in school history, qualified for the state playoffs for the first time and ousted District 10 champion Warren in the first round. This season, the Robert Morris recruit and Tribune-Review Softball Player of the Year led the WPIAL with 362 strikeouts — including 94 in five playoff games — and twice struck out 21 in a game.
Q: What made you choose Robert Morris over some of the other schools — including Georgia — that offered you scholarships?
A: (Coach Craig Coleman) was everything I wanted. He lets you miss practices if you need to study and focuses more on than (just) softball. They're setting up a really great program.
Q: Looking back on the season, you averaged almost two strikeouts an inning. Could you have imagined having a year like this?
A: I didn't expect it. I went out there trying to win games for the team — not aiming to strike everyone out — but I guess it kind of happened that way.
Q: What was your high point of the season?
A: Making it to the state playoffs. Yough softball has never even come close — never even won a playoff game, actually. So I guess it was winning a couple of playoff games and making states.
Q: What was it like going for the last out of the no-hitter against Warren?
A: I wanted to strike her out. At that point, I wanted to, and I did. It was one of their better batters. I knew what to throw her, and she chased it.
Q: Had you ever had such a dominant stretch as you did in the playoffs?
A: No, I don't think so. In the playoffs, you have to get your game face on and go in there hoping to win — expecting to win.
Q: What do you like to do when you're not playing softball?
A: I just like to hang out with my friends, just be a kid.
Q: If I were to turn on your iPod now, what would be on it?
A: Probably Taylor Swift. I think that's what I was listening to last.
Q: Next season, the pitcher's rubber moves back 3 feet. Will that affect you?
A: I don't think so. The last couple of tournaments that I've been playing with my travel team, they've been from 43 feet. My movement's what I've been focusing on, and it's been just as well as it's been at 40 feet.
— Keith Barnes
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The Washington Post Gets Tough With Iran
Many Washington pundits understand that the conclusion of a tale very much depends on where one starts. The starting point is how the argument is framed, and if the reader accepts the initial premises, then the rest of the case being made falls into place. Many of the all-too-familiar voices in the foreign policy community are appalled by the prospect that talks with Iran might actually succeed and prevent a possible major war in the Middle East. Since such a war would certainly expand regionally and might well go nuclear, one would expect that its avoidance would be welcomed by all, but that is not necessarily so, particularly if one makes a good living promoting the view that Iran is an existential threat that must be dealt with sooner or later.
Last Wednesday's Washington Post included an op-ed by two regularly featured advocates of the get-tough-with-Iran school of thought. They are Reuel Marc Gerecht and Mark Dubowitz, both of whom are on the payroll of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD). For those who are unfamiliar with FDD, it is a neocon-dominated organization that nevertheless claims to be nonpartisan. It focuses on foreign policy and security issues by "fighting terrorism and promoting freedom," as it informs us on its website masthead. It works to "defend free nations against their enemies," which frequently means in practice anyone whom Israel considers to be hostile. FDD's Leadership Council features former CIA Director James Woolsey, Sen. Joe Lieberman, and Bill Kristol of The Weekly Standard.
Gerecht and Dubowitz's piece, titled "In Iran Talks, One Side Looks Ready to Bend" in the print edition, poses a number of questions in the first paragraph, including "Who is sufficiently terrified of an atom bomb in Iranian hands to credibly threaten military action?" which is followed by reference to "the menace of a nuclear-armed state that supports terrorism." The argument is then expanded in paragraph two with Iran's leadership reportedly spending "billions to develop what appears to be every component of a nuclear-armed missile" followed by paragraph four's "given how advanced Iran's nuclear program is" and the assertion that Iran is developing "increasingly proficient centrifuges [that] will allow for much smaller, hard to detect facilities." And if the reader wonders why Iran is doing this, the answer is also provided in paragraph five: "Tehran's entire military strategy for a quarter century has been to develop atomic weapons to compensate for an irreversible lack of conventional power."
There is more in the piece about enrichment levels and how Israel will be forced to attack if nothing is done, all very speculative and dependent on policy decisions that have yet to be made, but the objective is clearly to provide reasons for stepping back from direct negotiations leading to any compromise in order to facilitate truly draconian sanctions (or military action) that will force the Iranian economy to virtually shut down. But the real argument is contained in the first paragraph, which tells the reader that Iran is building a nuclear weapon and supporting terrorists. That Iran must be developing secret capabilities that will morph into weapons plants would appear to have a certain inevitably for the authors, and it is all happening because Iran has made it clear that it wants to go nuclear.
One can argue about whether Iran actually supports terrorism or not; the groups that The Washington Post is no doubt referring to would prefer to think of themselves as resistance movements against Israel, while Iran has itself been on the receiving end of terrorist attacks from Israel and the United States. None of Iran's regional allies that Washington and Tel Aviv describe as terrorists plausibly threaten the United States. But even conceding that point, there is much else that is questionable in the op-ed.
Gerecht and Dubowitz are suggesting that they know far more than the U.S. government does about Iran's capabilities and intentions. According to the intelligence community, Iran abandoned plans for a nuclear weapon in 2003 and does not currently have a program to develop one. Even Israeli intelligence agrees that is so. Nor has the U.S. government confirmed the improved performance and apparently concealability of the new centrifuges referred to by Gerecht and Dubowitz.To the contrary, Tehran is reportedly having problems with its existing centrifuges due to sabotage by Israeli and Western intelligence agencies, including the Stuxnet virus, which affects operating systems for the nuclear energy program. The creation of the hard-to-detect-and-destroy weapons facilities is therefore based on speculation regarding what might happen sometime down the road if all the pieces fall into place and Iran makes the policy decision to proceed in a weapons direction. Likewise with the claim that Iran has a 25-year plan to develop a nuke, an assertion that no reputable intelligence agency has ever made. Israel's government has been sounding the alarm for many years that Iran is six months away from having a weapon, but it hasn't happened yet. If this were truly an Iranian government top priority, why the delay?
And even Gerecht and Dubowitz must know that a "nuclear-armed missile" is a far more technologically demanding prospect than a crude nuclear bomb. Where's the evidence for that apart from some allegations and reported schematics on a laptop computer that surfaced a while back and turned out to be a Mossad fabrication?
Post editorial page editor Fred Hiatt must have breathed a sigh of relief when talks with Iran appeared to break down because of non-negotiable demands by Israel after the Gerecht and Dubowitz piece, but he returned to the theme in a Saturday lead editorial titled "Iran's Intransigence" with the subheading "The West should not bargain away sanctions for faux concessions." It repeated the arguments made in the op-ed and included such gems as "extended negotiations will only benefit Iran." The perfidious mullahs will receive no break from the Post, it appears.
I don't know if The Washington Post employs fact checkers on its op-eds or editorials, but it would probably be a waste of time to ask. Featuring op-eds by folks who have long advocated harsh measures up to and including preemptive war against Iran and pretending that it is some kind of reliable analysis based on solid evidence when it is anything but and then following up with an editorial making the same points is a typical pattern for Fred Hiatt and his neocon editorial cronies. I would like to see Hiatt come up with a solid, fact-based case explaining why a war with Iran would produce a good result for the United States, because that is really the only argument justifying American involvement in such an enterprise. And let's leave "Israel's security concerns" out of it. When last I checked, it was not part of the United States, and it can take care of itself.
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33 Responses to "The Washington Post Gets Tough With Iran"
What for would Iran like to do one or two nukes, against some countries like US or Israel, that already have hundreds and thousands?!
When I last checked, it was not part of the United States- Mr. Giraldi, that's where you're wrong. It's good to try to make the point, but for people like these, it's simply not true. And I'm sure Gerecht and Dubowitz would be astonished to hear you make such a statement.
In actual fact, not only is Israel part of the United States- Israel is in fact the only part of the United States that counts.
Ask nearly 100 senators, they will tell you this without conviction. Because they are to scared of AIPAC!
The author makes many good points, but I'd like to see his source to support his claim that the ''laptop computer… turned out to be a Mossad fabrication.'' The article from the link in the word ''laptop'' says:
''The ISIS account indicated that the documents were collected by an Iranian spying for German intelligence''
I can just about recall from way back in the 1960's, David Frost discussing the prospect of a nuclear armed China with the comedian Dick Gregory. Frost made the point that nuclear warheads themselves were relatively easy to build, and that the real problem for the Chinese was in developing an effective delivery system. Gregory's reply was that with "six hundred million of the little boogers alive out there, they could walk the damn thing over."
Fifty years down the line, the only change in the narrative coming out of Washington seems to be the identity of the bogeyman posing the ever imminent threat, but the nuclear genie itself is now long out of the bottle.
With the albeit brief establishment of AQ Khan's 'nuclear Wal Mart', hasn't the concept of 'mutually assured destruction' taken on a new dimension?
Hasn't Sy Hersh already warned of the existence of a small bomb that fits into a family size car?
I suspect that this might be one of the reasons why so many highly placed and well informed people within the US Israeli intelligence and military are warning against attacking Iran.
It is an absurdity to pretend to ourselves that we could ever stop one of these infernal devices from arriving on our shores.
The world is a different place now, and the Washington Post should perhaps be talking more about 'Gregory's Law', rather than cheer-leading for another unwinnable and potentially catastrophic, even terminal war.
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One must remember that the Washington Post is the house organ of the District of Corruption Establishment. It's a neocon rag of note. The Foundation for Defense of Democracies? Well, they're a neocon, chickenhawk, Israel-First oufit.
Piss on 'em.
Thanks for the link. I agree that the source of the documents is most likely to have been Israel, but as the article to which your above link leads, states:
''Evidence of Israel's Role
The origin of the laptop documents may never be proven conclusively…''
Whereas your own article does seem to imply that it has been proven. Particularly as it's purpose is to criticise another media article, I would have thought that it's important that your article should be entirely accurate, and not misleading in any way.
Thanks for an otherwise great article.
Agree that there is no actual smoking gun on this but only two organizations, CIA and Mossad, have the technical skills and the motive to produce the documents in question. Mossad is the more likely, but in any event it is now generally agreed that the documents were fake.
Mr. Giraldi has it right – Israel's greatest fear regarding Iran is that the truth might come out and rain on Israel's "Lets get the stupid Americans to Destroy another Muslim country for us" party.
''Generally agreed'' by everyone except the IAEA and the 16 US intelligence agencies etc?
While I expect they probably are fake, is this not what the above agencies refer to when they mention 'information' leading them to believe that Iran had a nuclear weapons program prior to 2003?
Great job! — I saw the op-ed in question when it came out and was appalled. Thank you for taking WaPo to task. They are indeed a house organ for the foreign policy establishment, which makes them even more dangerous because they enjoy a sheen of credibility that the partisan rags and websites do not.
It is indeed part of what they are citing but there apparently is other evidence that there was some kind of exploratory program before 2003. It is still classified and I am not sure what it consists of.
Excellent article once again. Thank you for noting the same voices calling for what will most certainly end up being another War for Israel and against the interests of the USA.
Doesn't that look like spliting the already splitted hair?
Iran has no nuclear weapons. Iran has no capability to produce one in any strategically relevant timeframe. IAEI is all over the place, even beyond legitimate controls on a NPA signing country. All warnings about the imminence of producing a nuclear device have been proved wrong by a decade or more of nonexistent said device.
Never again there will be absolute safety regarding the (im)possibility of producing nuclear weapons, the cat is out of the bag, no matter what country or which regime rules, but it seems Iran has to be the only one to finger out, because it hates Israel, of course. The second part, Israel hates Iran, is conveniently ommitted, naturally. I won't bother to specify countries don't equal regimes, unfortunately Ahmadinejad or Bibi's regime have controls over the triggers. (Or Obama's regime for that matter.)
The obvious (as compared to the fuzzy allegations) can be found in the aggressive warmongering Iran is subjected to from the western world and Israel. The louder the staged outcry the more suspect the "evidence" since facts tend to speak for themselves, a simple psychological observation.
I think by now it's pretty obvious stuffing Iran's phantom nukes isn't the real goal here. Israel wants Muslim states that are its last regional opponents neutered strategically – if not reduced to vassal states. Syria has been destabilized by an insurgency we're being pushed to complete. A war with Iran theoretically would make Israel unopposed Lion of the Levant. This isn't about defense of Isreal. This is about conquest by Israel via military power of the United States.
Sadly, America IS the Defense [sic] Establishment. The role of the media is to bring the masses onboard. "We the people" may find solace in exposing the lies and futility, meanwhile actors continue to act, creating new instabilities.
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I see it that way now, only I'm not sure Israel will be content with the military domination of Muslim states. I think their main fear is a Turkey-like secular power in Iran, which would be immune to Israel's panic waves and could build up real muslim economic strength. Acting rabid only empowers the fundamentalists in Iran, and seems intended to provoke them into stupid jihad against which the US and Israeli power can be used not merely to mess with reactors, but to set the place back by a generation in developmental potential. This is real ugly aggression by deceit.
This whole flame virus is another attempt by Israel to sabatoge productive talks with the Iranians. Basically Israel just launched another terror attack On Iran albeit a cyber one, and, just like in 2010, it happened right before the talks. Now Iranian hardliners are gonna say "don't talk with these bastards." They are not serious.
[…] I don't know if The Washington Post employs fact checkers on its op-eds or editorials, but it would probably be a waste of time to ask. Featuring op-eds by folks who have long advocated harsh measures up to and including preemptive war against Iran and pretending that it is some kind of reliable analysis based on solid evidence when it is anything but and then following up with an editorial making the same points is a typical pattern for Fred Hiatt and his neocon editorial cronies. I would like to see Hiatt come up with a solid, fact-based case explaining why a war with Iran would produce a good result for the United States, because that is really the only argument justifying American involvement in such an enterprise. And let's leave "Israel's security concerns" out of it. When last I checked, it was not part of the United States, and it can take care of itself. http://original.antiwar.com/giraldi/2012/05/30/the-washington-post-gets-tough-with-iran/ […]
# According to ME polls, the Arabs who actually live there fear the U.S. and Israel, not Iran.
# One major reason that while the US has threatened to attack Iran for years but has not done so, is that Iran does NOT lack conventional power — its navy can sink US warships.
# The Israel/US bad-cop, good-cop routine is getting tiresome. The warmongers should drop it.
# Iran has repeatedly stated that it has no need of nuclear weapons — and that in fact has proven true.
# The sanctions against Iran have been a huge failure, and have only encouraged Iran to do more nuclear work. The sanctions on Europe are coming up — let's watch Europe implode economically very soon.
And why are Israel's security concerns a concern of the US government?
Did they find you a working computer again?
And who is to say that the CIA/Mossad wouldn't use such a device to bring about a "tipping point" in our country a-al 9/11 ? Who will stand up after such a terrible event and say, "Hey now… wait a minute, I have some questions to ask you" and not be shouted down as unpatriotic or other rot gut excuses as usual?
Don, they won't drop the good-cop bad-cop routine because its worked so well all of these decades. The only thing that will stop that would be for Israel or the US to collapse upon themselves. Then people will be wailing and moaning about other distraction and too busy to care.
"Lion of the Levant"? This makes me laugh. After their 2006 south lebanon defeat, the Israelis are already established as " The pussies of the world"
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What many don't realize is that once Israel gets what it wants from the the U.S., it will turn its back on us, just as it did to Britain. Before WWII the Zionists manipulated the support the British gave them to establish the roots of the state of Israel (influencing immigration policies, gaining arms & military training, etc.), and after the war they turned their backs on the British, kicked them out of the Mandate, calling the very soldiers who had helped liberate the concentration camps Nazis.
Now where do things stand? Israel has Britain in the palm of its hands.
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Elizabeth Ann Maniscalco was born on January 24, 1930 in Cambridge, MA, the daughter of Joseph and Grace (Perricone) Maniscalco. On February 2, 1955 she married Roger Kluever in Somerville, MA. He preceded her in death in October of 1998. She lived a life of selfless love and compassion and instilled in others the value of unconditional love. Elizabeth always put others before her, especially her family and friends. She enjoyed spending time with her children, grandchildren, and her very special friends: Jan and Jerry, Pham and Fred, and Geri. Elizabeth was also a member of Holy Family Catholic Church and the Quad City Ostomy Association. She will be remembered fondly for not only her generous heart but also for her famous homemade breads, cookies, and spaghetti and meatballs.
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Safety 1st Sentinel Air Protect- This car seat is designed for newborns that need all the support and protection they can get when riding in the car, which is what the products at Bubs N Grubs Baby Shop provides. Among the best features of this car seat include Air Protect Side Impact Technology, which ensures that the child will not be harmed if in case a vehicle crashes against the passenger side (right side of the car). Most of the impact is effectively absorbed so the baby will not incur any injuries in the process.
Safety 1st Travel System- This product is very popular among Bubs N Grubs Baby Shop customers who travel frequently with their child. The unit doubles as an infant car seat as well as a stroller, which makes it easier for parents to transition the child from the car onto the road.
For mothers who prefer to breastfeed their babies, the Chicco breastfeeding package from Bubs n Grubs is a must have. The adjustable breast pump facilitates feeding, since you can adjust the suction intensity depending on your comfort level. In addition, the Chicco breast pump is efficient in expressing milk, sans the spillage.
The Bubs N Grubs Baby Shop also offers disposable antibacterial breast pads, which ensure safety for both mother and child.
Caring for a child would require a number of implements, among which includes Glider Chairs, Carry-On Nappy bags, and many others. Such items can be found at Bubs N Grubs Baby Shop under the Mum and Dad section, specifically the Babyhood brand. These products allow mums and dads to care for their baby while maintaining a high level of comfort.
Apart from having access to a ton of inventory, shopping at Bubs N Grubs Baby Shop also allows parents to save time and money since they do not need to drive out to get all the supplies needed for the baby.
Bubs n Grubs do everything they can to make the experience as easy and pleasant as possible.
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Great site! wish I had discovered it earlier. Bubs and grubs sell quality products and have very helpful customer service. website has a few glitches but would defiantly shop using this site again.
What a brilliant site! Bought the safety 1st air seat toddler car seat, brilliant product brilliant price and delivered within 4 working days to central Queensland. Gotta be happy with that! Thank you buys n grubs! I will be back!
I stumbled across Bubs & Grubs via Google when searching for a stroller. I was amazed at the prices! And instantly thought "hang on whats the catch"! But there isn't/wasn't one!!Super awesome product at an amazing price and postage WOW FAST. I ordered Monday and it was here by Wednesday! And for where we live that is AMAZING!I cannot recommend your site highly enough, and I am already spreading the word throughout my friends. Keep up the awesome work!
After researching the pram I wanted, I discovered that the shops around home didn't have it [Safety 1st Travel System] but I did find it available through Bubs and Grubs. I was a bit hesitant as I wanted to see it and try it out but after watching the videos a few times I went ahead and purchased it.I got it on back order which I was aware of and was fine with me as I wasn't in a hurry. The Bubs and Grubs communication was excellent, so when there was a bit of a delay I was informed and still confident with the purchase.When the pram arrived everything was as expected and I am really happy. Have two weeks until my bub arrives and then I will then give the pram a real test.I would definitely purchase from this site again.
After shopping around I found Bubs n Grubs to have the best prices. I also loved the fact that my online purchase was delivered to my door within 48 hours. Definitely will be buying more from them.


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HANOVER >> The Hanover Police Department announced that on Saturday, March 29, traffic will be limited and parking restrictions will be in place prior to and during a 5K run that will take place along portions of Moul and Wilson avenues.
The run will start at 8 a.m. in front of the Moul Field recreation area. The route includes the following streets within the borough: Moul and Wilson avenues and Industrial Drive.
Parking will be restricted on Moul Avenue, from McKinley Avenue to Grant Drive, along both sides of the street. These parking restrictions will take effect at 6 a.m. Saturday and will remain in effect until the end of the run, approximately 10:30 a.m.
Streets will be closed between 7:45 and 10:30 a.m.
It is suggested that motorists use an alternate route and that residents in the area plan their arrival and departure around the time of the event.


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"Does anyone like me yet?? ANYONE?!?"
i don't think so…well, some sicko's who dig whores…that's about it!
What. Is happening. On her face?
Not hot. Not even cute.
My cat makes that same face right before he coughs up a hairball.
My cat makes the same face… in the litter box
If my cat ever made that face I'd have him put down.
Her chesticles look lopsided right here
16 my arse. this chick is clearly at least 36
Hello, Whortney's Mom, where r u???? Your poor child of 17 is being taken advantage of….


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Franklin County Court paid $3,000 for the video-conference testimony of an expert witness during the pre-sentence investigation of now-convicted murderer 19-year-old V'Centres Buckner.
The expert did not testify, according to Assistant District Attorney Laura Kerstetter.
Franklin County Court Judge Carol Van Horn on Tuesday sentenced Buckner to 20 to 40 years in state prison. Buckner had pleaded guilty on Dec. 8 to third-degree murder in the shooting death of 42-year-old Timothy Short.
Buckner, formerly of Larch Avenue, was arrested 11 days after a drug deal and robbery in "the projects" escalated into the fatal shooting early on Aug. 6, 2008. He told Chambersburg Police that he accidentally shot Short in the face with a stolen handgun while taking Short's wallet. The two had disagreed over the value of the cocaine Buckner was selling to Short, according to prosecutors.
Police said in a report that Buckner told them that Short drove up to him on a motorcycle the day of the murder, and said he wanted to buy some cocaine. Buckner suggested they meet later at Hemlock Circle. The two met and Short was killed. A resident later found Short's body in his yard.
Prosecutors said that Buckner cleaned the gun and attempted to scratch off the serial number before selling it.
Buckner told police he had stolen the gun from a car parked on East McKinley Street two days before the shooting. He told the court he had never held a gun before, and was scared because his friend, another minor drug dealer, had been robbed at gunpoint and beaten up.
Police videotaped Buckner's confession.
Defense attorney Justin McShane of Harrisburg sought the testimony of Richard A. Leo, an expert in false confessions and an associate professor of law at the University of San Francisco. As part of a court order, the county paid $800 for a video conference at 6 a.m. Dec. 8 and paid Leo $2,250 for nine hours of work.
"He did not testify," said Kerstetter, who declined further comment.
McShane did not return telephone calls.
The district attorney in January 2009 had filed papers allowing the state to seek the death penalty. Kerstetter had no comment why the penalty was not pursued.
On Tuesday Van Horn tacked on an additional 18 months to 10 years for theft of the handgun. Buckner was originally charged with criminal homicide, robbery with intent to inflict serious bodily injury, terroristic threats, simple assault, theft, receiving stolen property and conspiracy.
Buckner stated to the court that his actions "ruined" Short's life, those who knew the victim and Buckner's own family.
Buckner's statement of acceptance of responsibility is a part of the presentence investigation report open to the public:
- "I cannot say sorry. All I can do is ask forgiveness."
- "(Short) wanted cocaine. I told him I had one bag only for $100. He agreed. I handed it to him. He gave me some cash, but it was only $20. I told him that was not enough. After some back and forth, he gave me another $50. I told him to give me back my drugs. He would not. I pulled out the gun, handed him his $70, hoping to scare him into giving me back my drugs. As a complete shock and surprise, the gun went off in my hand. He fell. I picked up the drugs. I ran. I went home. I cried. I could not believe he was dead. Thirty dollars."


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CHAD "OCHOCINCO" JOHNSON may be the
headbutt of jokes after being dropped from his team and endorsement deal with Zico, but he isn't taking no for an answer when it comes to his estranged reality star wife EVELYN LOZADA.
During her exclusive interview with ABC Nightline, EVELYN made it clear that she has no plans of reuniting with CHAD after he allegedly headbutted her. She has since filed for divorce. Now, rumor has it that CHAD refuses to sign the divorce papers because he's convinced he can win her back.
But CHAD may not have the final say on that. The state of Florida, where he and EVELYN reside, has authority to proceed with the divorce even without CHAD's signature – since, in this case, domestic violence was reported.
Perhaps it's time for CHAD to face reality…and start looking for someone to remove that leg tattoo!


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5 years
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while on holiday in cornwall, our friends watched our 2 wee ones so we could escape and enjoy an evening to celebrate our 5 year anniversary! can't believe that 5 years have come and gone!! but its so wonderful knowing how productive those 5 years were...micah (23 months) and noah (2 months) are a wonderful blessing!!!
papers used from ethans hope collection and blessed collections by scrapgirls and shabby smiles by shabby princess
layer your own alpha from the refresh collection
ribbon tag from mandys spice collection
photo frame from loved collection by scrapgirls
love transparency by varanda


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An Oshkosh man was killed Tuesday when he drove his motorcycle across the centerline and collided with an oncoming vehicle in Fond du Lac County.
Authorities said the motorcyclist, 77-year-old Ronald D. Stiemsma, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.
A preliminary investigation showed the three-wheel motorcycle operated by Stiemsma was traveling north ...