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By Nadine Shaanta Murshid
UNPRECEDENTED levels of outrage and activism surround the Pahela Baishakh sexual assault; we have finally reached critical mass: people are out on the streets and those who are not, are on social media fighting many a battle with individuals who still resort to victim blaming and slut shaming. These are oft-used tactics to further subjugate women and take agency away from people who fight for the rights of women subject to sexual assault and rape. That the synchronised bomb-attack style sexual assault on multiple women have enraged so many people comes as a surprise in a nation where topics of sex and sexual assault have remained taboo, despite extremely high rates of sexual violence against women. This is a welcome change. So while we are at it, here are a few things we should add on to the list:


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Blackhawks fans will get a special treat the next time they pick up a copy of Michigan Avenue magazine.
Patrick Sharp and Patrick Kane grace the cover of the November issue, and inside the defending Stanley Cup champions talk about their latest victory, what it's like to play in Chicago and more.
Sharp and Kane have celebrated two Stanley Cups over the last four seasons, and both credit the city of Chicago for much of their success.
"I keep saying that it's the best city in America," Kane told Michigan Avenue magazine. "It's the fans — when you're winning and doing well, they really jump on your back and push you forward, and they've been huge to both of our Cup wins. You couldn't ask for a better city to live in; the support is huge."
Sharp has been in Chicago through the good years and the bad. The spike in the team's fanbase over the last few years helps him appreciate the Windy City even more.
"Like Kaner said, it's a great city," Sharp added. "I've been here for nine years now, and I've seen both sides. In 2005–2006, we didn't get too many fans, but now to see the fan base and the support we get for every game, whether it's a preseason game or a play-off game — it gets you excited to play all the time in Chicago."
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Alain Boghossian is to assist France coach Raymond Domenech, a source close to the Les Bleus camp told AFP on Thursday, confirming a report in French daily Le Parisien.
The French Football Federation would only officially tell AFP that the 37-year-old, who was in the 1998 FIFA World Cup France™-winning squad, was a "hypothetical" choice to join Domenech's entourage as part of a revamp.
Boghossian, who played for Marseille, as well as Italian sides Parma and Napoli, will join a staff which includes Pierre Mankowski, Domenech's right-hand man. He will assume the role on 20 August, when France face Sweden in a friendly.
According to Le Parisien, "Boghossian will try to breathe a bit of new life into a France team which was sadly lacking in Switzerland", where they failed to progress beyond the first phase at UEFA EURO 2008.
Domenech was criticised in some quarters for the French showing, but the FFF has since confirmed the 56-year-old will lead their bid to reach South Africa 2010. Les Bleus' first qualifier is against Austria on 6 September.
Domenech took over from Jacques Santini as France manager after EURO 2004, and two years later guided the team to the FIFA World Cup Final, where they lost on penalties to Italy.


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Rick Santorum got a boost in Florida Monday when one of the state's top evangelical leaders announced that he is now supporting him over Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
John Stemberger, the president of Florida Family Action, was an early backer of Mr. Perry's, endorsing his candidacy in September when his campaign was taking off. But Mr. Perry now lags far behind his opponents in Florida polls, as well as those leading up to Saturday's South Carolina primary. Florida holds its primary on Jan. 31.
"I think you're going to see more and more people move to Santorum as the conservative choice on both social and economic issues," Mr. Stemberger said in a telephone interview.
"Rick Perry is a great American and a great Christian and he's a loyal and devoted father and husband, but it seems apparent to me that he's not going to be president of the United States."
Mr. Stemberger said he decided to switch his support after attending a meeting of evangelical leaders in Texas over the weekend.
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text: landslide Oregon's Geology: Scientists Warn of Hazards, But Do Lawmakers & Agencies Respo By Angela Kellner • Oct 13, 2014 City Club of Eugene - Oregon's Geology: Scientists Warn of Hazards, But Do Lawmakers & Agencies Respond? Meeting date: October 10, 2014 KLCC air date: October 13, 2014 Natural disasters are often followed by a period of public reflection: Did anyone know something like this could happen? Had we taken precautions to prevent and minimize the damage from the earthquake, hurricane, flood or other event that just turned life upside down? The Oso Mudslides: Lessons For Oregon By Desmond O'Boyle • Jul 14, 2014 Meeting Date: July 11, 2014 Air Date: July 14, 2014 Landslides are intrinsic to the geology of the Pacific Northwest. Many natural features of this region resulted from slides triggered by weather or seismic activity. Less than 4 months ago, about 350 miles from Eugene, a massive landslide was hard to miss. Darrington Rodeo: Young Woman Lets Go Of Oso Landslide On The Back Of A Fast Horse By Anna King • Jun 23, 2014 Anna King Now we're going to take you to a small timber-town rodeo in Washington. In the town of Darrington, the Timberbowl Rodeo saw some of its largest crowds ever this past weekend. Neighbors gathered at the event to hug, shake hands and heal up a bit from this year's nearby terrible Oso landslide. Correspondent Anna King was there, and has this profile of a young rodeo cowgirl. Alexis Blakey knows nearly everyone here. She's 20, and today is her hometown rodeo. She's working on achieving her pro-rodeo status for barrel racing. And Alexis wants this win. Highway 530 Closure Has Deep Impacts On Community By Sarah Lerner • Apr 12, 2014 It's been three weeks now since the landslide hit the tiny community of Oso. Those residents and people from the nearby towns of Darrington and Arlington are still grieving and still trying to pick up the pieces. And one huge impediment is highway 530: parts of it are still closed. That's the main thoroughfare there. For Darrington residents, not having that road is a big problem. Mayor Dan Rankin says his town is kind of a disaster within a disaster. Logging The Edge Of Oso Slide's No-logging Zone By John Ryan • Mar 28, 2014 Washington Department of Natural Resources Washington State officials say they didn't approve clearcutting inside a no-logging zone directly above Saturday's deadly landslide in the town of Oso. But aerial photos show a clearcut extending into the zone where a loss of trees would heighten the risk of landslides. Removing forest cover can increase the amount of rain water that finds its way underground. Geologists say the extra groundwater can destabilize the already unstable soils deep beneath landslide zones. Would Oregon Forestry Rules Have Stopped Logging Above The Oso Landslide? By Cassandra Profita • Mar 28, 2014 Washington State Patrol After heavy rains triggered fatal landslides in 1996, Oregon rewrote its rules on where logging can happen in landslide-prone areas. Oregon law now clearly states that you can't log in areas with where logging could trigger a public safety risk from a certain type of landslide. That is -- the type of landslide that sends a thin layer of soil washing down a slope and taking everything on the surface along with it. Removing trees from steep slopes can raise the risk of that kind of landslide. John Seward's job with the Oregon Department of Forestry is to avoid that risk. Volunteers Recover Bodies of Friends And Neighbors in Washington Landslide By Phyllis Fletcher • Mar 27, 2014 Phyllis Fletcher, KUOW. Wednesday night an emergency commander in Darrington, Washington told a packed town meeting the number of confirmed dead in the Oso landslide is now 25. And dozens are still missing.The numbers change as bodies are recovered. It's grim and exhausting work. Bob DeYoung came to a prayer vigil in Darrington wearing thick suspenders that held up jeans covered in mud. DeYoung: "Sticks to everything." You could see he had been working hard. He had been out all day. Landslide Science Not Connecting With County Planning Decisions By Ashley Ahearn • Mar 25, 2014 Bonnie Brown The Northwest is a region prone to landslides. That, of course, is on many people's minds as the town of Oso, Washington recovers from the tragic slide that happened there this past weekend. There is a lot of scientific data and maps showing where landslides have occurred in the past. The question is whether or not it's getting used. Bonnie Brown sent me a picture of the cabin her parents built on the Stillaguamish River in the 70s.


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girlie871 7 years
misslarue i was thinking the same thing. lol
JANESSA 7 years
Astro_nerd 7 years
:-o Good point Kirsten1-9!! Cakes7873, why didn't he just rip the pocket off his shirt, or his sleeve or something? Or better yet, eating your clothing does not make you less drunk.
Annika2494003 7 years
I love that out of all the fabric a pair of underwear has to offer, he "ripped out the crotch" and ate that part. I guess if you are going to go eating your underwear, you might as well go big!
juliarose23 7 years
i believe it now. alcohol ages you...
carlabunnie 7 years
lol.. omg.. lol. This is guy is so stupid.
kristin123456789 7 years
so he was aquitted... does that mean it worked? or he wasnt even that drunk to begin with? im not sure which is worse...
BeautiJunki 7 years
lmao and crying! WTF, my husband said he looks 48...dude comment #1 is the best, to catch a predator!
mdf1960 7 years
just goes to show the intelligence in this world
puddlesworth 7 years
what an idiot. I hope he learned his lesson and doesn't drink and drive ever again.
SugarKat 7 years
Yes, I'd rather my breath smell like my underwear rather than alcohol too. Seriously. Whatev.
fuzzles 7 years
This guy fell out of the stupid tree and hit every branch on the way down!!!
sweetpeabrina 7 years
I second JJB - :rotfl:
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GiggleSugar 7 years
Maybe drinking too much and eating your underwear ages you rapidly.
lorenashley 7 years
wow...he looks a good 42 to me.
Patty2586 7 years
no way is that guy 18!!
cottonpoots 7 years
ROFL! I feel sorry for the poor guy :P
misslarue 7 years
that guy is 18??? Looks more like one of those 40 year olds on "To Catch a Predator".


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AFRICA/SOUTH AFRICA - South African Bishops: "Go and vote, because this right has been won with blood"
Johannesburg (Agenzia Fides ) - "The national election represents a referendum on the ANC's performance in government", said the Southern Africa's Catholic weekly "The Southern Cross", sent to Fides Agency, dedicated to the legislative and local elections to be held on May 7. The African National Congress (ANC) has governed the Country since the end of the apartheid regime. "At a national level the question - says the editorial – is not whether the ANC will lose power, but by what margins it will retain it".
The editor points out that "South Africa's democracy is handicapped by the absence of an opposition that might pose an electoral threat to the ANC nationally, and empower the electorate to hold the government accountable for its failures through the ballot box". For this reason, the editorial continues, "South Africans have no confidence in the democratic system and do not plan to vote".
"The Southern Cross", underlines, however, that 20 years after the end of apartheid and the fifth democratic election, South Africa has the ability to change ("the voters have the freedom to write a new chapter in the country's history"), despite the many problems that still afflict society: racial bias, mass poverty, unemployment, infrastructural and social service delivery to the poor, sexual and general violence, deficient education, and so on. To these problems the Country has added a widespread attitude of xenophobia towards African migrants
There have been some successes, of course. As the Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference and the Leadership Conference of Consecrated Life note in their joint pastoral letter, statistics relating to houses built, water provided, electricity supplied, roads constructed, health facilities created, social grants implemented are some of the few indicators of the improvement of lives brought about by democracy. For this reason, the editorial concludes, it is necessary to encourage South Africans to vote and then go to the polls, "because the right to vote was won with the blood of those who fought for this universal law". (L.M.) (Agenzia Fides 19/02/2014)
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, youth violence is the second leading cause of death for youth in this country aged 10 to 24 years old. In 2008, the CDC reported over 650,000 youth were treated in U.S. emergency rooms for injuries sustained from violence. These numbers have caught the attention of many and have shed light on an enormous issue: Youth violence has become a serious a public health problem.
Across the country, youth violence prevention and intervention programs have sprouted up with the noble goal of reducing youth violence. In Massachusetts, Gov. Deval Patrick has made youth violence reduction a priority in his proposed budget. With the nightly news routinely reporting acts of youth on youth violence across the state, the governor's focus seems more than appropriate.
In Fall River, the focus is no different. Youth violence has had a detrimental effect on this community and plans are currently in place to address this problem. No one person and no one agency can do that on their own however, and a true collaborative effort — including social service providers, schools, law enforcement, probation, parole, city agencies and other community members — is the only way to make headway in reducing youth violence.
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At Community Development Recreation, we have created the Youth Outreach Program, which serves as a central point of entry for city youth most at-risk for violence and gang activity. The program looks to build long-term relationships with the youth and connect them to individualized pro-social services and activities — and away from violence — through the numerous community partners within the collaborative effort.
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Why Lionel Trilling's 1950 classic remains essential reading in 2009.
Aug 31, 2009, Vol. 14, No. 46 • By JAMES SEATON
Trilling's answer is the cultivation of "the moral imagination" through the study of literature, and particularly the novel: "For our time the most effective agent of the moral imagination has been the novel of the last two hundred years." In placing such reliance on the "moral imagination," Trilling pays tribute to Edmund Burke, who famously insisted in Reflections on the Revolution in France that the radicals' "new conquering empire of light and reason" would end in tyranny and barbarism unless supplemented by "a moral imagination, which the heart owns, and the understanding ratifies."
Burke's prescient warning was ignored by fellow Whigs like Charles James Fox and Americans like Thomas Jefferson, who expected a new world of "liberty, equality, fraternity" but instead got the Reign of Terror and Napoleon.
For Trilling, the most striking instance of the failure of the liberal imagination was its refusal to imagine that any movement whose professed goal was the end of all injustice and inequality could possibly be guilty of serious moral crimes rather than mere errors or mistakes. Communists, whatever their excesses, at least had noble ideals, unlike Nazis, fascists, or for that matter, supporters of the British Empire or American capitalism.
Today, communism seems to have lost most of its power to fire the imagination, but one does not have to look hard to find movements whose moral absolutism leaves their adherents no room for the kind of "moral realism" Trilling found in James's novels. Meanwhile, a significant current in contemporary liberalism, as in Trilling's day, finds it difficult to imagine that any opponent of the United States could possibly be guilty of more than excusable errors, since it is American military and economic power that is the source of all real evil in the world.
It is not unreasonable to assume that some approximation of that last sentiment is endorsed by many (though by no means all) readers, contributors, and editors at the New York Review of Books, so the New York Review deserves special commendation for making The Liberal Imagination available in a new edition.
Yet this new edition has a complicating factor: A reader must choose whether to read the essays in the spirit encouraged by Trilling's own preface, or as instructed by Louis Menand's new introduction. Trilling hoped that his criticism would succeed "not in confirming liberalism in its sense of general rightness but rather in putting under some degree of pressure the liberal ideas and assumptions of the present time."
Louis Menand assures his readers that no such reexamination is necessary. According to Menand, Trilling believed in the obsolete notion that "there are more less politically hygienic works of literature, and the function of criticism is to identify them and to explain why they tend to have good or bad political consequences." This idea is outdated because (again according to Menand) "since the 1960s . . . cultural taste has largely been liberated from politics" so that nowadays "educated people tend to be culturally promiscuous and permissive." Trilling's ideas about the "moral imagination" and "moral realism," unmentioned in Menand's introduction, have become retrograde and may be safely ignored.
What one should take away--the "more difficult lesson of the way Trilling treats literature in The Liberal Imagination"--is the awareness "that there is no stable point outside a culture from which to critique it." Although Menand calls this the "more difficult lesson," it turns out that it is not so difficult after all. It is "something that is easy to see once you look at culture in the way anthropologists do." So it is this "anthropological perspective" that is the real insight to be gleaned from Trilling's work. It is "the most valuable piece of his intellectual legacy" despite, or rather because, it makes one skeptical of "the critical program for which he became celebrated."
Menand claims to be praising Trilling, but if the truly valuable lesson to be learned from The Liberal Imagination is the "anthropological perspective," one wonders why one would go to a literary critic rather than to the anthropologists themselves. But why bother even with them? Menand's "more difficult lesson" is a mere corollary of the general proposition that "truth is relative," a notion that almost all students absorb even before they get to college, as Allan Bloom observed with some disapproval in 1987.


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Internet giants Amazon and PayPal fended off multiple online attacks Thursday by sympathizers of the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks. The online retailer and the payment service, both of which appeared to function smoothly Thursday, incurred the wrath of hackers who all week have been launching retaliatory attacks against them because they have severed business ties with WikiLeaks.
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Garden of Love, created by Yinka Shonibare, MBE
2nd April – 8th July 2007
Created for the musée du quai Branly by Yinka Shonibare, MBE, a London artist of Nigerian origin, Garden of Love takes its inspiration from French-style gardens and invites the public to undertake a journey filled with surprises. In the 'garden' – amidst foliage, fountains and groves – visitors come upon a strange ballet of love… Yinka Shonibare reflects here upon notions of identity and history, at the intersection between the two cultures to which he belongs.
Catalogue: Garden of Love, Yinka Shonibare, edited by Germain Viatte, 96 pages, musée du quai Branly/Flammarion co-publication.
the exhibition
the Artist and His Work
The artist Yinka Shonibare is of Nigerian origin but was born in 1962 in London, where he now lives and works. He began to address the question of identity when, as a student, it was suggested that he express more of his origins in his work. At first, Shonibare experimented by juxtaposing images of objects from the British Museum with household appliances, challenging viewers to place the images in one or other of these environments.
At the beginning of the 1990s, he started using African fabrics in lieu of canvas. He then took the process a step further by introducing "wax print" fabric into the Victorian world, using it to clothe the middle classes, which he represented using headless dummies. In the installation Victorian Philanthropists Parlour (1996-1997), presented during the 2005 Africa Remix exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, Shonibare imitated British fashion by replicating the interior decoration of the times. Furniture and decoration were carefully chosen to reflect the era. He then covered the walls and furniture in African fabrics, introducing the reality of colonialism that empowered the British bourgeoisie.
Shonibare evokes the idea of authenticity, reminding his audience that the fabric was manufactured in 18th century Britain for the West-African market; he then invalidates the historical reference recalled through textile by adding images of football players…
As Shonibare was recently awarded the prestigious title of "Member of the British Empire," he has added the acronym MBE to his name. It is an additional way of underlining history's ironies.
Shonibare's private exhibitions include:
2002: "Yinka Shonibare", Studio Museum, New York.
2003: "Play with Me", Stephen Friedman Gallery, London.
2004: "Yinka Shonibare", Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum, Rotterdam.
The musée du quai Branly places an important focus on contemporary creation. This is the first art installation exhibited in the Garden Gallery, an area dedicated to temporary exhibitions.
Fragonard Revisited: Between Humour and Subversion
Yinka Shonibare's "Garden of Love" exhibition inextricably links the artist's two cultures of origin, leading us to reflect on the issues of identity and history.
It is the continuation of a project that the artist began when the Tate Modern acquired Fragonard's L'escarpolette and represents a parody of rococo imagery in the form of a "garden of love." As the exhibition unfolds, it recreates the idea of the labyrinth and the playful discovery of the three love scenes.
The musée du quai Branly installation presents three groups that mirror the composition of Fragonard's series of paintings, "The Progress of Love," originally made for Madame du Barry's property in Louveciennes:
- The Pursuit (1770)
- The Love Letters (between 1770 and 1773)
- The Lover Crowned (between 1770 and 1773)
The figures are arranged according to the codes, layout and vegetation that governed the disposition of 18th century French gardens.
The figures, in fact, are life-sized headless dummies dressed in 18th century fashion, but which uses "wax print" fabrics treasured by contemporary Africans.
The non-aggressive and witty way in which Yinka Shonibare treats his subject causes the anachronism to be all the more troubling. Behind the humour lies the insidious violence of a cold indictment.
The installation underscores the idea that the slave trade encouraged the carefree, libertine, free-spirited and opulent lifestyle associated with the French aristocracy. In the thought-provoking words of the artist: "there is always a price for your pleasure."
It also establishes an underlying relationship between the desire to control nature, expressed in the art of gardening in the 18th century, and the desire to "civilise the savages."
It also questions the consequences of colonialism in today's world, in particular concerning the Diaspora.
Exhibition curator: Germain VIATTE
Scientific director: Bernard MÜLLER
Project manager: Hélène CERUTTI
Architect: Régis GUIGNARD (Méristème agency)


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Damn 0800 Disc Wont Work On Ms25!
Posted 03 January 2007 - 07:31 PM
I have been at this for a few days now, since i messed up and flashed my ms25 with a with xtreme 5.0 which was not spoofed for my drive! (duh!), so i was getting E66, then i couldn't re-flash the drive back to original firmware!
After much reading i discovered that i couldnt re-flash the dirve because of the firmlock within the newer firmware i kept getting status 51 should be 70!
So now I know that i need to simply burn the enable0800.iso to disc and insert into the drive for 10 seconds or so before booting my pc! (apparently!!)
The annoying part is that i have tried various make of discs while waiting for a pack of verbatim to turn up which I was certain would sort it out!, and none of the other makes did
Today I went out and bought a nice shiney new Pioneer DVD-111D which is supposed to be the best burner for 360 discs and my Verbatim DL discs turned up today too!
Burnt a nice new verbatim disc using IMGBurn!: - booktype DVDROM, 2.4x speed..... and the damn drive still wont read it
Am I missing something?!!, burning settings etc.
The drive just keeps winding up and down.. up and down! and its drving me nuts coz I can get it sorted!!
Any advice anybody!!, I on the verge of buying a VIA sata card but dont want to if i don't need to!!, and whats to say that wont work!
getting very depressed now!
thanks in advance!
Posted 03 January 2007 - 07:52 PM
* Also you should use Xbox backup creator to burn anything for the 360, it hasn't burnt a single coster yet, where as imgburn and clone cd would sometimes give me problems
Edited by spike419, 03 January 2007 - 07:54 PM.
Posted 03 January 2007 - 07:56 PM
Surely once it has read it it could stay in?!
Posted 03 January 2007 - 08:05 PM
Flashing your drive with Xtreme4.x or above firmware installed
Plug SATA cable from DVD drive to PC. Power cable drive still connected to Xbox 360
Power on PC
Boot with standard dos boot disk with included mtkflash utility to dos
Power on Xbox 360
Insert Enable0800 disc into drive and wait 10 seconds then eject disc
Run mtkflash as per normal.
Turn on PC and wait for Windows to boot
Posted 03 January 2007 - 08:08 PM
I'll give it a few more goes!!, failing that i gues i'll have to get the sata card!!
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Posted 03 January 2007 - 08:18 PM
good luck
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Posted 04 January 2007 - 03:41 AM
make sure its on a dual layer disc, i'm pretty sure you did this. if what else i suggest doesnt work, you may want to burn the disc again, using a different method (i used imgburn also.)
when a m25 is flashed with 5.x, it BECOMES a m28.
another method to try, boot up pc, boot up 360, put in the command for mtkflash, then, before selecting your drive number (as in master), put in enable disc, let it spin up for 15 (10 wouldnt work for me) seconds, then eject, then hit your drive number.
if nothing else works, sure, get the via card. personally, i guess i'm fortunate. i dont have a via chipset, i have the one everyone says wont/or hardly ever works. but its worked for me everytime. and i just flashed it 5 days ago and yesterday.
goodluck man.
Posted 04 January 2007 - 04:35 AM
Wow....you guys have to research more. I ran into the same issue, save you money and don't burn anymore Enable 0800 disks as they dont work due to the new firm guard. I then tried flashing with out using disk at all. Use the Bad Flash method and you should be ok. Unless you have something else going on like a bad flash.
You are misinforming people. I know in my post and another about this you gave the same answer about enable0800 not working. When infact it DOES work with the new firmware. Do some more research. The point of the enable0800 disc is to DISABLE the firmguard.
Edited by mistermega, 04 January 2007 - 04:38 AM.
Posted 04 January 2007 - 06:18 AM
I have an nforce chipset, the kind that needs the via for a true ms28 to be flashed.i have an ms25 drive.using the 0800 disc i've flashed from 4.0 to 5.0 with no problem.
i just tried to upgrade to 5.2 and ran into a problem.
i turned my 360 on first, then pc.inserted the disc..took it out..DID NOT SEE THE 360 MIDDLE LIGHT CONTINUALLY BLINK.
the flash said failure.
now i don't know if it's due to the 360 not being in 0800 mode or not.
here's why.
the read me says:
Run "mtkflash w /m x52x.bin.bin" where x is a,b,c or d.
i changed my orig.bin to x52D using the provided X360SAM program.
after running the 0800 disc, i typed in "mtkflash w /m x52d.bin.bin"
am i supposed to type in "x52d.bin.bin"?
or is that a typo and its supposed to be "x52d.bin"?
also, when they say "where x is a,b,c or d. ", does that mean i should type:
d52d.bin (or d52d.bin.bin depending on which is appropriate)?
or, being that X360SAM created "x52D", should i capitalize "D" when i type it in whatever the appropiate manner is to flash the drive?
perhaps, if i mistyped what i was suppose to in terms of flashing my drive, it may help the starter of this thread in case he/she did something similiar.
so any clarity would go a mile.
Edited by Insideous, 04 January 2007 - 06:19 AM.
Posted 18 March 2007 - 05:05 PM
I have the exact same problem. Do you need a via card to flash a ms25(flashed with xtreme 5.0)?
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Griffin Technology scores awards at Vegas trade show
From its Sawtooth Building home to its recently unveiled — and visually impressive — Third Man Records iPhone case, Griffin Technology consistently finds a way to grab the attention of gadget-savvy consumers.
And GT did just that at last week's Consumer Electronics Show 2012 in Las Vegas, capturing three major awards.
Perhaps most noteworthy — and definitely interesting for trade show nerds — the Nashville-based company won an iLounge Best of Show award for its display booth (pictured here), which was conceptualized and designed in house. iLounge, which focuses on manufacturers that make accessories for Apple devices, partnered with the Consumer Electronics Association to offer the display booth award in what was called the iLounge Pavilion.
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In addition, Griffin's StudioConnect won an iLounge Best of Show award, while the company's recently released Twenty received an Editor's Choice Award from Popular Mechanics magazine. Twenty is an audio amplifier used with Apple's AirPort Express.
The most recent iteration of the four-day Consumer Electronics Show concluded Friday, Jan. 13. It featured approximately 3,100 exhibitors covering 1.86 million square feet of exhibit hall space. The event recorded the largest attendance in its history, as more than 153,000 people — limited to trade, industry and media officials — attended.


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Join the Kansas Historical Society and the Kansas Historical Foundation for an exciting road trip to explore the sites and foods of Wyandotte County! Our popular Taste of Wyandotte County bus trip opens doors and takes you behind the scenes to provide a memorable experience!
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Fun and history at Freedom Festival, John Brown Museum State Historic Site, Osawatomie. September 19 - 20
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Award-winning authors and the movie A Journey for Margaret at William Allen White Legacy Days, Red Rocks, Emporia. October 2 - 3
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His Excellency Dr. Abdulla Al-Kubaisi is Vice Chair of the Board of Directors at Msheireb Properties.
Dr. Al-Kubaisi's earlier assignments included Principal Advisor to Qatar Foundation, leading the conceptual development of Qatar Science and Technology Park as its Chairman until 2007, and serving as the Dean of the College of Science at Qatar University.
He also serves on the Board of Directors of Qatar Foundation and Ooredoo.
Dr. Al-Kubaisi holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and Biology from Qatar University and Masters of Science in Chemistry from A&T State University in North Carolina in 1983. He earned his Doctorate in Chemistry from the University of London in 1988.
Jassim Telefat holds the position of Group Executive Director for Capital Projects, Facilities Management and Health, Safety, Security & Environment in Qatar Foundation. Since joining Qatar Foundation (QF), Jassim has been involved in a range of projects to create state-of-the-art facilities across the organization. His focus has been on creating an environment where students, staff and businesses can thrive, enabling them to make the strongest possible contribution to Qatar's journey from a carbon-based economy to a knowledge-based economy. Jassim currently has overall responsibility for the strategic direction and implementation of all QF's Projects, including the continued development of the Foundation's infrastructure.
Jassim is a Founder member of the Qatar Society of Engineers and a Founder and a Treasurer of the Qatar Building Council. He holds a BArch from Kansas State University and has been certified as an Associated Value Specialist by SAVE International, as well as being a LEED Accredited Professional by the US Green Building Council.
Jassim is fluent in both English and Arabic. He participated in Senior Leadership Program of Qatar Foundation.
Salah Al Jaidah recently joined Deutsche Bank as Vice Chairman of the Middle East and Chief Country Officer for Deutsche Bank AG (QFC) Branch. Prior to joining Deutsche Bank AG he had been at Qatar Islamic Bank, 4th largest Islamic Bank in the world, for over 5 years where he occupied the position of Chief Executive Officer.
He developed and implemented corporate strategy of the bank and transformed Qatar Islamic Bank into one of the leading international Islamic institution of the world, he significantly improved financial performance of the bank resulting in exceptionally high growth in assets, deposits and net income of the bank in the last five years.
Earlier from 2005 - 2004, Mr. Al Jaidah was the General Manager of Doha Bank, as principal executive officer, oversaw all functional areas of the bank, the third largest bank in Qatar. Defined and successfully implemented Bank's corporate strategy.
From 1987 until 2000, Mr. Al Jaidah held several senior positions at Commercial Bank, the second largest bank in Qatar. The last position being Assistant General Manager Corporate Banking / Chief Lending Officer (1994-2000) with the responsibility of heading corporate, commercial and correspondent banking division.
Mr Al Jaidah completed his BBA in Finance and Marketing from Texas Christian University and also studied Advanced Management Programme at Oxford Business School.
His Excellency Sheikh Mohamed Ahmed Althani is a former Minister of Qatar's Economy and Commerce during the period from December 2003 till March 2006.
Prior to that, Sheikh Mohamed spent a significant part of his career for more than (17 years) in the oil and gas industry mainly with Qatar Petroleum, RasGas and QatarGas, during which he occupied several senior positions especially in marketing of gas, refined products and petrochemicals for Qatar Petroleum. He was the lead negotiator for all the early long term LNG sales contracts with Japan, Korea, Taiwan, India, Italy and Spain. Through his writings and papers presented, he brought a wealth of insight into the oil and gas industries. Today, he is active as an international consultant in the field of energy and renewables.
During his tenure as Minister, Sheikh Mohamed had an active leading role in several domestic and international issues pertaining to trade liberalization within the WTO and the free trade negotiations with several bilateral Qatari partners. Domestically, he initiated and executed a program of economic and trade reforms that included the production and monitoring of economic indicators for the country, balance between the fiscal and monitory policies, reforms within the monitory and operational aspects of the Qatari Stock exchange, revamp of the main Qatari commercial laws, restructuring the Ministry to operate electronically with a one stop shop of services which led to cutting the lead time to obtain a complete commercial registration from 1 month to 1 hour, and lastly, he managed to certify the Ministry with an ISO certification as the first within the Qatari public sector to receive such accreditation. Moreover, Sheikh Mohamed initiated two major projects; the Qatari free zone legislation and the formation of Qatar Financial Centre till its full operation. While at the Ministry He held several positions including the Chairman of Qatar Financial Centre Authority, Chairman of the Doha Securities Market, Chairman of the Measurement and Specifications Authority, Chairman of Qatar International Exhibitions Centre and a board member of the Supreme Council of Economic Affairs and Investments.
His main activities now are consulting, research in the energy sector, the GCC political economy at which he is a visiting fellow at Oxford Centre for Islamic studies. He is a board member of Qatar Foundation Endowment Fund and Chairman of Qatar foundation Al Khor Academy. A board member of the London Business School Global Advisory board as well as Duke University.
His academic studies span from a BAA in Industrial Management and Supervision with minor in Public Administration from Central Michigan University, a Senior Executive program from London Business School and a Global MBA from Duke University.
His first book on the Arab Spring and the Gulf states will be published this year.
Norman Lyle OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) was appointed an Independent Non-executive Director of the Board of Directors at Msheireb Properties.
He is a Supervisor of Standard Chartered Bank (China) Limited and Standard Chartered Bank (Taiwan) Limited.
He is also an Independent Non-executive Director and Chairman of the Audit Committee of Grosvenor Asia Pacific Limited.
From 1997 to his retirement in 2005, Mr Lyle was Group Finance Director of Jardine Matheson Holdings Limited. During this time he was also a Director of Hongkong Land Limited, Mandarin Oriental Limited and Dairy Farm Limited. From 2002 to 2004 he also held the post of Chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
Prior to 1997 he worked in the UK, Malaysia and Kenya for ICI PLC where he was Group Treasurer before becoming General Manager, Finance of Zeneca Group on its demerger from ICI PLC in 1993.
Salem Mohammed Al Marri is the Chief Financial Officer of Msheireb Properties, a subsidiary of the Qatar Foundation.
Al Marri has 16 years of experience in economy, accounting, auditing and management in various government entities and private companies. Prior to Joining Msheireb Properties, Al Marri worked as the AGM of Finance Group at Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB). He also spent the first three years of his professional career working in multiple departments at QIB.
Previously, Al Marri also held key positions at Qatar Mining Company as Finance Director. For more than a decade, he worked at the State Audit Bureau first as an auditor in Oil and Gas Division and later as Head of Companies Control Division. During this time, Al Marri was sent on secondment to Deloitte Middle East, Moore Stephens (London) and Qatar Mawashi Company where, as Investment and Finance Director, he played a key role in developing Mawashi financial performance.
At Msheireb Properties, Mr. Al Marri is responsible for budgeting and financial planning, control and reporting, Investment Appraisals, Funding & Investment strategy, and Treasury.
Mr. Al Marri holds an Executive MBA from HEC Paris, with a major in Reinventing Business for Emerging Markets. He also holds a Master of Science in Islamic Finance from Hamad Bin Khalifa University (Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies QFIS) and completed his Bachelor's Degree in Economics from the University of Qatar in 1997.
C.S. Chandrasekaran, the Chief Officer - Development and Asset Management for Msheireb Properties has a multifaceted work profile. From managing the economics of a company to a very rich professional experience in General Administration and Management, Chandrasekaran is adept at feasibility studies, financial analysis and business planning, translating into managing success for every project he handles.
Over 25 years of experience has enriched his expertise in all areas of Finance particularly investment strategy and funding, project financing, negotiations, joint ventures, setting up business ventures in new territories, contracts and agreements, structuring deals, organisational structuring, treasury and risk management, IPOs, cross border tax planning. Chandrasekaran had the opportunity to work on different types of real estate development like Townships, Mixed use, Hotels, Condominium, Serviced Apartments, Industrial Estate, Shopping Centers, Schools, Clubs..Etc.
At Msheireb Properties, Chandrasekaran is responsible for financial planning, control and reporting, Investment Appraisals, Funding & Investment strategy, Treasury & Risk Management, Corporate Services, Procurement and IT.
Before Msheireb Properties, Chandrasekaran has held senior management positions with Blue Chip Companies in Dubai, Bangkok, Jakarta and India.
A Chartered Accountant, Chandrasekaran holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Madras University, India.
Maryam is the Chief Officer- Corporate Planning & Support at Msheireb Properties which she has joined as one of the establishment team. She led key strategic projects such as the organization restructuring, business process improvements and design of new corporate governance framework as example among many other projects. She had held several senior management positions during her tenure at Msheireb Properties, where she has continually delivered expert leadership and excellent professionalism. Her portfolio with Msheireb Properties covers leading the Corporate Planning, Quality and Excellence, Risk Management, Health and Safety, Human Resources and Information Technology.
Being a highly experienced professional in different business areas and human resources in specific, with over twelve years of expertise she was selected to join Sidra Medical and Research Center which is under establishment on secondment terms as Chief Human Resources Officer. She was responsible for the strategic human resource planning and execution to achieve optimum performance from the highest caliber of talent. She took a strong lead in strategic matters and directs the management of all non-physician talent-related functions for Sidra. The main assignment for her was to turn around the Human Resources Branch to play more strategic role while delivering operation excellence.
Prior to working with Msheireb Properties, she was Acting Deputy Manager of Human Resources at RasGas Company Limited where she has developed her professional skills over seven years. Promoted at RasGas five times, proving record of delivering superb performance and hands on experience working at Information Technology, Corporate Planning and Human Resources.
Maryam holds an Executive MBA from HEC Paris, with a major in Innovation and Entrepreneurship and is certified in Corporate Governance from INSEAD Business School. Maryam completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science at Qatar University and attained Professional Qualifications in IT being a Certified Cisco Network Associate. In addition, Maryam is professionally qualified Human Resources and had held PHR Certification from the Society of Human Resource Management. She had graduated from Qatar Leadership Center (QLC) Executives Leaders program. She is in positions of responsibility as Board Member of Qatar University Alumni Association. She had volunteering activities with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Permanent Committee for Organizing Conferences and one of her roles was PR Team Leader and Protocols Representative.
Gamal eldin Ali Eltom serves as the Legal Affairs Counsel for Msheireb Properties, continuing an impressive career as a Legal Counsel for companies spanning Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia and Qatar, which helped him specialise in region-specific legal issues in Construction Law and Real Estate.
Most recently, Gamal worked in Qatar Petroleum Legal Department as Senior Counsel, where his duties include providing legal advice on Qatari Law, specialise in Real estate contracts, construction and building contracts, employment contracts and review and drafting legal documents. Gamal represented Qatar Petroleum at the Qatari Civil and Criminal Courts, and at Local and Foreign Arbitration Tribunals.
Prior to his three years at Qatar Petroleum, Gamal served as Legal Advisor for the Arab Engineering Bureau in Doha. He advised on the firm's external engineering activities and transactions, and internally, on Qatar's labour laws, office Regulation and International Labour Organisation treaties.
Gamal's wide-range of experience comprises working with the Cairo Institute for Human Rights, Sudan Future Care and the Sudanese Legal Aid and Consultancy Center. He is a member of the Charter Institute of Arbitrators in London, a member of the World Jurists Association and an honoured member of the 'WHO's WHO Historical Society' for 2008, a member of Sudanese Lawyers Association in Doha.
Gamal received his LLB from the University of Khartoum in Sudan, earned a Postgraduate Certificate in Arbitration and an LLM in Construction Law and Arbitration, from Robert Gordon University in the United Kingdom.
Gamal is the author of Arabic Legal references:
David Charles Inches is the Chief Officer – Commercial of Msheireb Properties, a subsidiary of Qatar Foundation and the developer of Msheireb Downtown Doha, the world's first sustainable urban regeneration project.
He brings to Msheireb Properties a wealth of experience, having managed large, multi-site, mixed use developments and leading property and retail companies in both regional and international markets.
David was previously the head of commercial and mixed use property management at Aldar, in Abu Dhabi, where he managed five project openings, developed property management business plans and tested a new development control process, while collaborating with architects on all operational strategies.
In Saudi Arabia, David was the General Manager of Al Faisaliah Mall and Office Complex in Riyadh where he was responsible for project management, facility management, leasing and marketing functions.
Prior to relocating to the Gulf, David worked with some of the biggest names in real estate and retail in the UK, including FDP Savills, BAA McArthur Glen, Makro and British Home Stores.


text: Affordable Care Act Insurance Commissioner's Office Pleased With ACA Enrollment By Eric Whitney • Dec 31, 2014 Montana CSI Jennifer McKee from the office of the Montana Commissioner for Securities and Insurance talks with MTPR News Director Eric Whitney about the first tally of Montanans using Healthcare.gov to enroll in the Affordable Care Act. Gov. Bullock Explains His 2015 Legislative Priorities By Brian Kahn • Dec 14, 2014 2011 Century Council Montana Governor Steve Bullock discusses Medicaid expansion, early-childhood education, infrastructure spending, the upcoming legislature, and more with "Home Ground" host Brian Kahn. Here are some highlights from the interview: Medicaid Expansion Gov. Bullock says the "Healthy Montana" plan is a unique solution that will insure thousands of Montanans and help relieve the burden of uncompensated care on small hospitals. Enrollment Deadline For Affordable Care Act Approaching By Edward O'Brien • Dec 12, 2014 Courtesy Partnership Health Center An important deadline is fast approaching for those who want an Affordable Care Act health plan that takes effect on January first. Applicants must be enrolled by the end of business on Monday, December 15. Those who've already signed up, but want to make last minute changes, face the same deadline. Partnership Health Center's Sandra Mytty says she and her staff have helped lots of people in the Missoula area select policies. "We're actually doing really well. Since we started we've helped over 350 people since November 15 and we're still going." BCBS To Pay $1 Million To Settle Consumer Complaints By Steve Jess • Dec 11, 2014 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana is paying $1 million to the state to settle more than three hundred consumer complaints. State Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen says the complaints mostly came from people who bought policies on the new health insurance exchange last year. Lindeen says every insurance company had problems with the rollout, but the problems with Blue Cross-Blue Shield were extreme. Saturday Event Launches Health Insurance Sign-Ups By Eric Whitney • Nov 17, 2014 Eric Whitney Saturday was the start of open enrollment for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act for 2015. It's is the second year most Americans will be required to have health insurance or face a tax penalty. There were at least two events on Saturday in the MTPR listening area to help people shop for coverage, and investigate whether they qualify for a subsidy to help them afford it. One at the Great Falls Public Library, the other at Missoula County's fairgrounds. The Missoula Indian Center sponsored the event in Missoula, but it was open to anyone. Health Insurance Premiums Up Only Slightly In Montana By Eric Whitney • Nov 12, 2014 Montanans who buy their own health insurance, or who want to, can start buying policies for next year starting on Saturday. It's the beginning of the Affordable Care Act's second so-called "open enrollment" period. The process will be similar to last year, but significantly different, says Adam Schafer, at the Montana insurance commissioner's office. "Folks should not experience the same problems that came up last year," he says. Curtis Takes Offensive Against Daines In Senate Debate By Edward O'Brien • Oct 21, 2014 Republican Congressman Steve Daines didn't respond to Democrat Amanda Curtis's jabs during last night's U.S. Senate debate in Billings. Curtis said several times that Daines is too extreme for Montana and represents corporate interests over average Montanans. She says it's time to send a working-class Montanan to represent the state in Washington D.C. Curtis also said Daines' vote last year to shut down the federal government during a budget stalemate hurt Montanans. Democrats Hope To Shrink GOP Majorities In Montana Legislature By UM School of Journalism • Oct 20, 2014 From the seat of his combine in the Helena Valley, Republican Senate candidate Joe Dooling talked about why he decided to run for the Legislature. "I'm just wondering where all the grownups are," he said. The 2013 legislative session was marked by a split between conservatives and moderates in the Republican majority, at least one day of banging on tables and more than 70 vetoes from Gov. Steve Bullock, a Democrat. Dooling said he was frustrated by all of it. Campaign Beat: House Candidates Suffer From 'Abundance Of Caution' By Sally Mauk • Oct 3, 2014 "Campaign Beat," our weekly political analysis program, appears on Fridays throughout the fall election season. Former MTPR news director and now senior news analyst, Sally Mauk, hosts the program. She's joined by Lee newspapers Capitol reporters Chuck Johnson and Mike Dennison. 'Navigator Grants' Help Montanans Enroll In 'Obamacare' By Eric Whitney • Sep 8, 2014 Three Montana groups are getting more than $600,000 in grants to help people sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The so-called Navigator grants are for groups that will provide in-person assistance to people shopping for health care coverage on healthcare.gov or through other sources. Intermountain Planned Parenthood will get $292,000. The Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council will get $142,000, and Montana Health Network will get $175,000. Community Health Centers: Ensuring Access to Health Care for Montanans By Olivia Riutta • Aug 15, 2014 I want to tell you a familiar story. A young man, we'll call him Joe, he doesn't make a lot of money, has a toothache and needs to see a dentist, but doesn't have dental insurance. In a lot of communities this guy is going to land in the emergency room, get some pain meds, maybe antibiotics, and then he'll call all over town trying to find a dentist he can afford. Energy, Agriculture, And Suing The President By Josh Burnham • Aug 1, 2014 This week in Montana politics: Walsh tries to weather the plagiarism storm, Zinke presents his energy plan, Lewis promotes his "Farm and Ranch Jobs Platform", Daines votes to sue the President. Walsh Plagiarism Montana Politics Week In Review By Josh Burnham • Jul 18, 2014 NorthWestern Energy Dam Buyback Dear SCOTUS: Women Are People, Too By Ellie Hill • Jul 11, 2014 This week the Supreme Court ruled, again, that corporations are people – and essentially that women are not. In an impressive misuse of legal theory, a fundamental misunderstanding of science and anatomy, and a blatant disregard for the rights of women, the Supreme Court decided in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby that "closely held" for-profit corporations have religious rights and can use them to prevent employees from getting the health care they need. Contraceptives, Campaign Finance And Citizen Initiatives By Josh Burnham • Jul 4, 2014 Montana politicians and interest groups were divided along party lines over this week's U.S. Supreme Court decision concerning the Affordable Care Act's birth control coverage mandate. In the Hobby Lobby case, the Supreme Court ruled that closely-held private corporations do not have to provide birth control as mandated by the Affordable Care Act, if the corporations have religious objections to birth control. Montana feedback to Hobby Lobby decision By Edward O'Brien • Jul 1, 2014 Edward O'Brien A sharply divided Supreme Court ruled this week that some companies with religious objections can avoid the contraceptives requirement in President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. That marks the first time the high court has declared that businesses can hold religious views under federal law. The justices' 5-4 decision means the Obama administration must search for a different way of providing free contraception to women who are covered under the health insurance plans of objecting companies, such as Hobby Lobby. Healthy Montana Initiative won't appear on ballot By Edward O'Brien • Jun 19, 2014 Healthy Montana Initiative Organizers of the Healthy Montana Initiative - an effort to expand Medicaid to 70-thousand Montanans - conceded defeat today, but vow to continue to support the issue. Healthy Montana Initiative president, Kim Abbott, says I-170 will not qualify for the November ballot. He was appointed now he wants to be elected, to the U.S. Senate By Sally Mauk • May 21, 2014 As the incumbent, John Walsh has an apparent advantage over his two opponents - John Bohlinger and Dirk Adams - in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate. Republican turned democrat says he's the progressive in the Senate race By Sally Mauk • May 12, 2014 Former Republican state legislator and lieutenant governor John Bohlinger wants to be Montana's next democratic U.S. Senator. Bohlinger is an ex-Marine and former Billings businessman who served five terms in the legislature and two terms as the Republican lieutenant governor with democratic Governor Brian Schweitzer. Steve Daines wants to repeal Obamacare, cut Medicaid, and log more By Sally Mauk • May 7, 2014 William Marcus With the biggest war chest, and the most name recognition, Congressman Steve Daines has a clear edge over his opponents Champ Edmunds and Susan Cundiff in the Republican U.S. Senate primary. The former Bozeman businessman is serving his first - and possibly - last term as Montana's lone representative in the U.S. House. Now he wants to win the Senate seat, long held by democrat Max Baucus, back for the Republican party. In this feature interview, Daines talks with News Director Sally Mauk about his campaign - and about some of the current issues facing Congress. MT's Obamacare enrollment numbers continue to climb By Dan Boyce • Mar 12, 2014 The number of Montanans applying for health insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act continues to climb. Residents signed up for about 4,000 plans on the state's online Obamacare marketplace in the month of February. That makes nearly 23,000 plans since the marketplace opened last fall. The rate of signups sits above the national average, according to Mike Dennison with Lee Newspapers. Food and fire among the Ag secretary's biggest concerns By Sally Mauk • Feb 25, 2014 As U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack is in charge of a lot more than the nation's food policy. His agency also oversees management of our national forests, and as a member of the Cabinet, he advises the president on everything from the farm bill - to the impacts of climate change. In this feature interview, Vilsack talks with News Director Sally Mauk about those issues and more - starting with why he thinks the Affordable Care Act is a good deal for rural Americans. Obamacare Is Now Beyond Rescue By Sue Ginn • Jan 29, 2014 1/30/2014 - Intelligence Squared US presents - With the disastrous launch of the HealthCare.gov website, critics of the Affordable Care Act, or "Obamacare," were given more fuel for the fire. Is this political hot potato's inevitability once again at stake? And is the medical community really on board with the law, or resisting (rewriting?) it from the sidelines? http://intelligencesquaredus.org/debates/past-debates/item/1016-obamacare-is-now-beyond-rescue 40-thousand Montanans fall into Obamacare 'coverage gap' By Dan Boyce • Jan 24, 2014 A ballot initiative which would expand Medicaid in Montana has run into a hang-up after the Attorney General's office noted a legal issue with the proposal. Supporters of the so-called "Healthy Montana Initiative" have filed a corrected version to the Montana Secretary of State's Office. This will shorten the amount of time the initiative has to gather signatures to be placed on the 2014 ballot. Republican lawmakers during the 2013 legislature blocked passage of Medicaid Expansion, an optional piece of the federal Affordable Care Act. Daines gets an earful from Obamacare skeptics By Dan Boyce • Jan 6, 2014 Dan Boyce Montana Congressman Steve Daines held a roundtable discussion Monday to discuss negative impacts of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). "My objective here today is to learn and listen," Daines told the group gathered at the Montana Chamber of Commerce Building in Helena. Daines heard from small business owners who complained of higher insurance rates stemming from mandated changes to policies. Another woman said her planned kidney transplant was put on hold as she navigated from her old insurance plan to a new one as a result of the law. How Obamacare is compromising state university student health insurance plans By Dan Boyce • Dec 3, 2013 Dan Boyce Officials with the Montana University System said this week the Affordable Care Act is creating problems for the health insurance plan offered to students at the state's public universities. Those students need to have some kind of health insurance. For years, the university plan has offered a reasonably priced alternative for students not on their parents' plan. But that may be in jeopardy. Missoula writer, Blackfeet member joining US House race By Dan Boyce • Nov 18, 2013 A Missoula writer and member of the Blackfeet Tribe has announced her run for Montana's lone U.S. House seat as a Democrat. Melinda Gopher ran for the seat in 2010, coming in third in the Democratic Primary. She is running a campaign focused on bucking the Democratic establishment. "We have a power elite that has abused the Indian vote for a long time in the state, and that power elite has been led by Senator Baucus," Gopher said. Insurance companies, commissioner examining options following ObamaCare announcement By Dan Boyce • Nov 16, 2013 Dan Boyce Montana Insurance companies are looking over their options after President Obama's Thursday announcement regarding the Affordable Care Act. The President said some insurance plans about to be cancelled for not following the new healthcare law will be allowed to continue for one more year. Montana's Insurance commissioner said the announcement throws years of planning for ObamaCare into a tailspin. Study says uninsured Montanans likely to buy plans through Obamacare By Dan Boyce • Nov 5, 2013 Few uninsured Montanans go without coverage voluntarily, says a new report released Monday by the University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research. "That means that had insurance been available, they would have taken it," said the bureau's Interim Health Care Research Director, Paul Polzin. MT Insurance companies see trickle of applications come through from Obamacare By Dan Boyce • Oct 23, 2013 Courtesy Monica Lindeen The state's insurance commissioner says Montanans are still having problems signing up for health insurance on the Affordable Care Act online marketplace. Most states, including Montana, opted to let the Federal Government run their Obamacare market. The federal site has been plagued with glitches and technical problems for three weeks now, and it is not clear when they will all be fixed. 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