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The Department of Agriculture proposing new rules to crackdown on food stamp fraud.
The U-S-D-A says the SNAP cards that are issued are turning up in increasing numbers on Craigslist and ebay.
Even some stores are trading the food stamps for cash, which is illegal.
New rules proposed Thursday would give states the option to put food stamp recipients under closer scrutiny if they continually request replacement cards.
Investigators say that's a sign the cards are being sold.
The states would have to determine what constitutes a frequent request.
Penalties would include fines or a disqualification, while stores would be kicked off the program.
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This week Correspondent Gerald Kitabu interviewed Jamila Juma, a resident of Mbenje village, Namhanga ward, Ulanga district, who was been seriously beaten and wounded by her husband. Excerpts:
Question: I can see you with serious wounds, what happened?
Answer: I was beaten by my husband for hours on Sunday night. He picked up firewood we had placed near the kitchen and hit me hard on the head. Immediately I started bleeding and fell down unconscious. He ran away as he thought I had died. When I woke up, I found myself alone.
There was nobody to rescue me. Apart from bleeding, my fingers and hands had been broken. He had also caused serious injuries on my body.
Q: Why were you beaten like that?
A: At first we were living peacefully. His behaviour changed when he got another woman. He developed a tendency of beating me every now and then. We decided to separate. After separating he abandoned me and my two-year-old daughter, Mary. I started my own projects to make ends meet. As days went on, my husband would ask his woman to enter my home and steal flour or rice when I am not at home.
At first, I thought it was my neighbours who were stealing the flour. It was my husband. When I am absent, he would ask his woman to enter my house and steal rice or flour. As if that was not enough, my husband himself would enter my house and take away whatever he found.
He would go and eat with his woman. One day, I had gone to the farm as usual. When I came back, I found my husband had stolen my flour and rice. When I asked him, he started beating me saying I was not grateful to him because he had done a lot in my life including marrying me from Rukwa region where I would have been in the bush.
Q: When did you separate?
A: We separated in May last year. Since then, everyone is living alone. My husband started living with another woman and I started engaging in small income-generating activities such as agriculture and making local brew. When I prepare local brew, I would sell and get money for myself and feed my daughter. My husband is lazy.
Q: When you ask him, what does he say?
A: He only abuses me several times saying I am not grateful to him. He says I cannot even appreciate his efforts of marrying me from the bush in Sumbawanga and bringing me in town. He says he must torture me because if it was not him, I wouldn't have seen a town.
Q: So, what did you do?
A: I reported the incident at Lupiro police station where I obtained PF3 before proceeding to the hospital where I was attended to. The nurses dressed my wounds and referred me to Ifakara Hospital for more examination. However, I didn't go to Ifakara because I had no money.
I expected that the police would arrest him and ask him to provide me money for treatment. But that did not happen. Instead they gave me a letter to take it to the village chairman. They said the village chairman should read it to him.
When the village chairman read it to him, he did not listen, he ignored it. After seeing that, I went back to the police station to report. The police gave me another letter to take it to the village secretary but again, he did not adhere. When the police gave me the third letter, the village secretary and chairman refused to receive it instead they asked me why is it that the police were sending so many letters instead of arresting him.
Q: Do you mean until now he has not been arrested?
A: Until yesterday he was still free loitering in the village but today someone has told me that he has been arrested. I am not sure if justice would be done because if you want to win a case in this area, you must have enough money and this is why many women are severely beaten and injured but no action is taken against the perpetrators of such cruel acts.
Q: So, what are your views?
A: The government should provide legal aid to rural women especially those who live in remote areas. We are in trouble with our husbands. They treat us like animals. For example, few years ago, my husband used to beat me severely and tie me on a tree like goat. He would tie me with ropes and go away for several hours. I would cry and cry but without help.


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Witnesses say the driver of the car lost control of his vehicle at the curve, hitting a utility pole.
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New Year's resolution was life changing for teen
Lots of people make New Year's resolutions every year, sometimes without thinking them through. Many people fail to keep their resolutions for whatever reason, but some do. These resolutions can be small and inconsequential, or they can be life changing. Scott High School junior Mackenzie Ford made a life-changing resolution in 2011.
"My New Year's resolution was to go vegetarian," she said. "So far, I've been vegetarian for one year and five months."
Before making her resolution, Ford did research on anything that she might need to know as a vegetarian, such as the consequences of not eating meat and ways to keep her body healthy without it.
"I've had to make sure that my body was getting the right vitamins. You really have to be aware of your needs," said Ford.
She takes different vitamins daily. Without the meat, her body needs them to balance the nutrients she needs to be healthy.
She does not regret her decision.
"Going vegetarian is one of the best decisions that I've ever made," she said.
Ford does not know whether she is going to make another resolution next year. Currently though, she is thinking of going vegan (eliminating all animal products and by-products, including dairy and eggs).
Going vegetarian was actually her first resolution. When she was thinking of what resolution she wanted to make, she picked vegetarianism for an unexpected reason -- or lack of one.
"I wanted a cool resolution," she explained. "There was no reason at the time. Now, I am definitely pro-life [in support of all living creatures]."
If you want to make a life-changing resolution like Ford did, she has some advice: "If you are really serious about your resolution, then you should stick to it. Make it a resolution that is reasonable, and something that is for your best interests.
"If you like the way things are going, then keep it up," she continued. "If it doesn't please you, you should probably find something different."
Before you make any big resolution, whether for New Year's or otherwise, you need to learn everything you can about it. You should not just jump into something without knowing what you're doing. Research what will be involved.
Resolutions can be great if you go about them the right way. But if you don't, then you might harm yourself. Be careful with your resolution, but have fun with it.


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While heading to Nimbasa City, Ash and his friends meet up with Professor Juniper, who has a surprise for them: A Plume Fossil that has been donated from Lenora in Nacrene City. Also, this fossil could be ressurected as an Archen, the First Bird Pokemon. With help from Doctor Fennel from Striaton City, they revive the fossil and an Archen is born, with help from Fennel's Musharna. Upon ressurection it attacks everyone and after being headbutted by Ash it's KO'd. Meanwhile Team Rocket overhears this and is asked by the bad Doctor Zager to capture Archen and get all the computer info. Will they succeed and get all the computer data they need? Will Archen be able to fly as it evolves into Archeops? Yes. And what are those seeds it dropped near the machine?
The gang meets Prof. Juniper and Dr. Fennel. They have found a fossil and will revive the Pokemon inside it! Fennel brings Musharna since the machine to revive the fossil needs power - power in the form of Dream Energy. Team Rocket have been ordered by Dr. Zager to get the info about the machine that revives the fossils. Juniper places the fossil and, with Musharna's power, a Pokemon is revived. The Pokemon is an Archen - a fossil Pokemon from whom Fyling Pokemon originate.
However, Archeon is upset and starts jumping and pecking Ash, Iris and Cilan. Ash holds it to calm down, but Archen howls (some seeds begin to take root when he howled). Archen falls asleep with all the pressure. Cilan goes into the room where Archen is, but Ash and Iris shush him, since Archen is sleeping. Archen awakes, so Cilan gives him food, but it refuses. Archen goes out to eat some berries.
Afterwards, Ash begins to train it how to fly. He sends Tranquill to help Archen to fly. Archen flies for a while, but goes back to ground. Iris sends Emolga to help it, but Emolga electroductes it. Stunfisk goes from Pokeball as well, electroducting Archen, so Archen screams. Ash practices flying with Archen some more, while Fennel reproduces the video Juniper has made. When Fennel goes inside the lab, she sees overgrown plants. Juniper suspects that the seeds must've been with Archen in the fossil.
Archen howls, so from flowers of the plant fruit is grown. Meanwhile, Team Rocket have downloaded info to Dr. Zager, so they can steal Archen. Archen eats the fruit and evolves into Archeops. Archeops flies, amazing everyone. Team Rocket appear, with James' Yamask using Shadow Ball to light the plants on. Ash sends Oshawott and Roggenrola to put the flame on. Jessie's Woobat uses Air Slash, while Yamask Night Shade to keep the gang away. They throw a net on Archeops and electroduct it.
However, Archeon frees himself. Pikachu uses Electro Ball, but Team Rocket gets away. Everyone is sad to see the plant (which should've been Archops' home) destroyed, but more Archops arrive. Archeops joins the group, making everyone relieved. The gang leaves for next town.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Ivan Eland on Secretive Oil Deal in Kyrgyzstan
Recorded: Thursday, November 4, 2010
Ivan Eland on Russia Today comments on the recent secretive U.S. oil deal in Kyrgyzstan and its efforts to maintain its air base in the country.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Trade
Ivan Eland on START Treaty Ratification
Recorded: Thursday, November 4, 2010
Ivan Eland on Russia Today comments on the issues surrounding the ratification of the START treaty.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid
Ivan Eland on U.S. Embargo on Cuba
Recorded: Thursday, October 21, 2010
Ivan Eland on Russia Today discusses the counterproductive effects of the current U.S. embargo on Cuba.
Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America
Recorded: Thursday, October 7, 2010
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Experts: Steven F. Hayward, Robert H. Nelson, Max L. Stackhouse, Alexander T. TabarrokType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Environment, Regulation and Deregulation, Religion
Ivan Eland on Pakistans Blockade of U.S. Military Supply Lines
Recorded: Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Ivan Eland on Russia Today discusses possible reasons for Pakistans closure of a vital supply route for U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
Ivan Eland on Afghanistans Private Security Crackdown
Recorded: Monday, August 16, 2010
Ivan Eland on Russia Today discusses the motivations behind Hamid Karzais crackdown on private security forces, saying that the intended target is local warlords rather than legitimate security firms.
Ivan Eland on Wikileaks Revelations
Recorded: Friday, July 30, 2010
Ivan Eland on Antiwar Radio discusses the revelations in the new Wikileaks release of information and the effects on Middle East diplomacy.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Secrecy
Alvaro Vargas Llosa: Axis ShruggedVenezuela, Syria & Iran's Trifecta of Terror
Recorded: Sunday, July 18, 2010
Alvaro Vargas Llosa discusses Venezuelas terrorist connections with Syria and Iran with on Fox News Sean Hannity.
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GENEVA—The United Nations says the team of chemical weapons inspectors led by Swedish expert Ake Sellstrom will return to Syria on Wednesday.
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U.N. officials in Geneva say Sellstrom's team will return to complete its investigation into "pending credible allegations" of chemical weapons use in the civil-war struck Arab state.
In the statement Tuesday, the U.N. said the investigation will include gathering evidence from an alleged chemical weapons attack on March 19 on the village of Khan al Assal outside the city of Aleppo, which was captured by the rebels in July.
On its previous trip to the country, the team compiled a report that said nerve agent sarin was used in an Aug. 21 attack near Damascus.


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The Muskie School of Public Service at the University of Southern Maine recently hosted a panel discussion entitled "Global Budgets, Payment Reform and Single Payer: Understanding Vermont's Health Reform."
Participants discussed Vermont's recent move toward single payer health care and how the state is cutting costs and improving how health care is delivered, as well as the implications for Maine. Anya Rader Wallack, chair of the Green Mountain Care Board, explained how the state is seeking to make heath care a public good, creating an integrated delivery system, and moving to a single system where access to health coverage is not linked to employment. Panelists joining in the discussion were Elizabeth Mitchell, former CEO of Maine Health Management Coalition; Katherine Pelletreau, executive director of Maine Association of Health Plans; Rep. Charles Priest, of the board of directors at Maine AllCare; and Stefanie Nadeau, director of MaineCare Services.
This talk was recorded April 22, 2013 at the Muskie School of Public Service at the University of Southern Maine in Portland.
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Zeroing In
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- "So this is it, huh, the great new business venture that's supposed to save all of our worthless lives?"
- — Kendl Johnson.
Zeroing In is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas given to protagonist Carl Johnson by Varrios Los Aztecas leader Cesar Vialpando from Carl's garage in the Doherty district of San Fierro, San Andreas.
Cesar, Carl, Dwaine, and Jethro are playing cards, until Kendl comes in and reprimands them. She tells them that they should be doing what they are supposed to do; make the garage a successful business. A little later, Zero shouts out that he has developed a tracking device which notes the location of a desired vehicle based on cellphone calls made by the driver.
Carl and Zero go out of the garage. Carl gets inside a vehicle, and then Zero explains how the device works. After Zero is done, Carl immediately follows the desired vehicle. Once close enough, he clips the end of the desired vehicle, performing a PIT maneuver, forcing the driver of the vehicle to get out. Carl then gets in the vehicle, and takes it back to the garage.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Don't let her trail go cold
- Force her out of her car
- Steal the car
- Drive back to the garage in San Fierro
The rewards for completing this mission are an increase in respect and $5,000. The mission Test Drive is unlocked. The player will also be able to customize street racing cars at the unlocked mod garage, Wheel Arch Angels in Ocean Flats, San Fierro. A Uranus will now show up at the first floor of the Wang Cars dealership near the garage in Doherty.
- As the video walkthroughs below suggest, it's possible to finish this mission quickly by taking a shortcut through the construction site behind CJ's garage and intercepting the car before it turns left on the street where Zero's hobby shop is located. (Even if you can't intercept the car, doing the shortcut is a good way to avoid being delayed by collisions with cars or trams when you leave the garage).
- If you miss this opportunity the car will wind its way through the streets of western San Fierro before eventually ending up on the Gant Bridge. If you still haven't caught up, the car will circle around the streets of Bayside before returning to the Gant Bridge, by which time the mission will likely end in failure.
- Aside from successfully doing the PIT on the vehicle, the biggest challenge is keeping track of the blips while driving at high speed and avoiding collisions. The vehicle your given seems to get damaged quickly and too many collisions will cause it to catch fire, requiring you to find another vehicle quickly to keep up with the blips.


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It is now nearly two weeks since the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) held meetings of its highest constitutional organs, that is, the National Executive Conference (NEC) and the Central Committee (CC).
Political analysts continue to digest what happened during the anxiously awaited sessions and the importance, or rather significance of the resolutions made to the country's political discourse.
One observation which ought to be made from the word 'go' is the fact that goings on in the ruling party are of interest to all of us, that is both party members and non members. Since CCM has had a grip on the political affairs of this nation for more than half a century, its influence on the development of the country, both positively and negatively, is quite significant.
One may as well add that the future of the nation is still in its hands, whether some of us like it or not. Under this kind of situation, deliberations which happen to take place at its top organs are too important to be ignored.
Of course the latest meetings under discussion had a special attraction, based on nothing else but the fact that one of the major items on the agenda was to address the leadership ethics, and reportedly take action against leaders within the party who are accused of involvement in grand corruption.
These had earlier apparently been asked to resign from their leadership positions in the party. There had been talk about skin shedding which simply means purging leaders tainted with corruption from the party.
Two things kept the entire nation burning with anxiety about the anticipated purge of alleged captains of corruption in political circles, or "mafisadi" from the grand old party, once reputed for its ethically upright leadership and zero tolerance to corruption in the African continent.
First, in a country eaten by corruption to the bone marrow, any move to attack it at the core is considered a big relief and gives people much hope.
A firm decision by the ruling party to start the anti-corruption battle from its own backyard would undoubtedly demonstrate the existence of political will to tackle the problem head on.
Second, it is clear that once the ruling party earnestly flexes its gigantic muscle to fight corruption, then other anti-corruption institutions and individual crusaders are not only likely to be encouraged to double their efforts, but will do so with awareness and assurance that highly placed corrupt elements in government and business circles will have nowhere to hide or seek rescue once the anti-corruption noose tightens around their necks.
What came out of the anticipated purge when the D-day set in? No news to write home about as we all know what happened - the much hyped event was a non-starter. The expected shock waves were not seen anywhere.
The real story has already unfolded. We are told a no-nonsense politician with a worrior background, who happens to be accused of corruption, miraculously neutralised the situation when a chance to defend himself came his way. He reportedly bluntly told his political peers not to play Brutus when most of them had skeletons in their cupboards. He challenged a non-sinner among them to volunteer and throw the first stone at the alleged sinner.
This was a master stroke which worked wonders, as it is reported that most of the ever tongue-wagging politicians recoiled to their shells. Yes, among them, politicians already filthy rich, known land grabbers, whose young sons and daughters have become overnight billionaires, government houses grabbers, owners of accounts in foreign countries etc.
Characters of this kind are naturally likely to be effectively brow-beaten and arm-twisted by a dare-devil peer. What lesson? Politicians in the ruling party are not likely to commit suicide by adopting a genuine purging process. Only the inevitable social change will cleanse or ditch the party, now smarting under a serious civil war.
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TheStreet) -- Smart lenders can turn the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy into an opportunity to cement stronger customer relationships.For starters, many banks in the affected areas have been giving their customers a break by waiving fees. For example, Hudson City Savings Bank -- the main subsidiary of Hudson City Bancorp (HCBK) of Paramus, N.J. -- waived all overdraft fees, ATM fees and late payment fees for November payments, until Nov. 6. Valley National Bank of Wayne, N.J. (held by Valley National Bancorp (VLY - Get Report)), on Monday offered a new Valley Family Assistance Loan product to its "current loan customers who have an immediate need for cash to cover emergency needs." Of course, banks are facing a difficult time ahead, as the commercial real estate and residential mortgage loan borrowers that had property damaged by the hurricane go through the process of making insurance claims, waiting for adjusters to settle claims, and then line up contractors to make repairs. The hurricane "is a big deal for the banks," according to Kevin Petrasic -- a partner in the Global Banking and Payments Systems practice of Paul Hastings, based in the firm's Washington office -- who says that "this is when long-lasting customer relationships can be solidified or destroyed. The challenge for lenders is figuring out how to handle the volume of issues expected as customers try to get their lives together." According to Petrasic, in addition to handling the volume of hurricane-related problems, lenders also need to figure out how to respond thoughtfully and "identify tailored solutions to particular problems of particular borrowers in unique circumstances. For example, a borrower who has a first-lien mortgage with one bank may have and a home equity loan with a different lender. These are the issues for which institution may have to coordinate with each other to address problems." North Jersey Community Bank CEO Frank Sorrentino says that his bank quickly "reached out to loan clients in especially hard-hit areas to see if they were damaged or needed anything from us," including assistance with cash flow difficulties resulting from the hurricane. "A lot of people depend on the electronic systems for their banking and a lot of those systems were down. Having a bank like ours which was up and running, where you could communicate with a relationship officer to respond to that and make funds available enabled us to provide a high level of service for our clients," he said. North Jersey Community Bank also actively monitored customers' accounts during the days following the hurricane. "This storm occurred very close to the first of the months," he said, "so if clients didn't receive the funds they expected but had money going out, we would help them with funds to cover overdrafts." In its third-quarter 10-Q filing on Thursday, Capital One Financial (COF - Get Report) said that "we have significant consumer and commercial loan exposure in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York, the states with the most severe FEMA disaster declarations," including $19.8 billion in consumer loans and $16.6 billion in commercial loans, representing nearly 18% of the company's total portfolio loans as of Sept. 30. The company also said that "some of these exposures are not in the counties that received the most damage."Updated with comments from North Jersey Community Bank CEO Frank Sorrentino. NEW YORK (
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The Roman Empire famously destroyed itself from within by cultivating the support of its citizens by showering them with free bread and indulging them with diversionary circuses. Little did the population realize that each time that the Emperor raised his thumb (yes, popular legend has the direction wrong) to signal that a losing barbarian should be killed, that same weak ruler was killing the Empire itself.
For too long, emperors, patricians and consuls of the United States have pursued similar profligacy in order to attract the popular vote. With 41 million Americans now on food stamps, and with a flagrantly wasteful Inaugural spectacle about to swamp the nation's capital, think Rome at the end of the sixth century A.D. Think Rome during the rule of the Emperor Romulus Augustulus, the last Emperor of the Western Roman Empire ever to wear the imperial purple.
In 2013, the United States government is scheduled to run a deficit in excess of $1 trillion. This does not constitute news because the United States has run deficits similar in magnitude throughout the first term of its own Romulus Augustulus. Indeed the 'Praetorian Guard' has confirmed Romulus Augustulus in his position on the basis of the indulgences that he has already extended.
Now, the nascent opposition has an opportunity to strike back. And it surely must do so if the barbarians are to be held outside the gates. Fiscal measures signed into law by the hand of the Emperor are scheduled to take effect at the end of 2012. Crude though they are, they constitute a first offering towards closing the relentless line of huge deficits that track the future of a doomed republic.
The fiscal cliff has been built up by the media as a disaster for the United States. Sadly, it is a parsimonious first offering. If the GOP allows the law to take effect, only $160 billion will be clawed back from that $1 trillion plus annual deficit. On that basis it will take five years just to expunge the 2009 stimulus package. If Romulus Augustulus has his way, the savings will fall perhaps only to $40 billion per annum. In twenty years time, the 2009 stimulus package would barely be retrieved.
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Mad Men is not great television.
Just ask TV viewers in markets like, Denver, Miami, Phoenix, Seattle…and LA!
Let's be clear about something — this is not a value judgment over the dramatic quality of the show. Whether or not you feel that it's chock-full of nuanced performances and pretty set pieces, a storytelling oeuvre that captures the subtle grittiness of a simpler yet complicated time or it's a boring piece of tripe, that's irrelevant.
What we're saying is that most of the country falls squarely into Category "B".
Mad Men simply doesn't translate with viewers outside its advertising industry "comfort zone" of New York, Boston, Washington, DC, and Minneapolis — maybe throw in Chicago — otherwise, the show doesn't move the ratings needle. Its peak average household rating in Los Angeles? 1.2.
Magazine covers, Emmy Awards, Banana Republic Mad Men fashion collections are great awareness drivers. But what they don't equal ratings.
Nationally, the most premiere episode of the show delivered an anemic 1.8 household rating, #133 overall. Its 0.8 A18-49 rating would be downright unsurvivable on broadcast.
It's probably the television equivalent of the movie "Crash" – it won the Academy Award, probably due in large part to its Los Angeles setting and themes. But it was not particularly a blockbuster; in fact, it was the lowest grossing Best Picture winner since 1987's "The Last Emperor". But it certainly played in its market.
As a commercial delivery system, Mad Men does not live up to its considerable hype. Don Draper himself would find it hard to defend its ability to sell any of his clients' products with an audience that delivers only a bit over 1% of the households in the country's #2 television market. In fact, considering the time period he comes from, Don Draper wouldn't even acknowledge that a 1.2 household rating could even exist – many shows delivered ratings in the mid-20's.
But we're not living and broadcasting in the 1960's anymore. Now, the top shows on television deliver household ratings that barely scrape 10. The simple landscape of three networks is as anachronistic as the three martini lunch and smoke-filled offices. Thanks to the digital media world, with 1,000 channels per household, DVRs, Netflix, Hulu, digital subchannels, et al, life in the margins is acceptable, as long as you can find your appropriate niche.
Mad Men has found that niche – the advertising industry hotbeds of New York, Boston, Washington, and Minneapolis.
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In the end, the Clinton Redskins' tank fell empty a little too early.
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The Falls Drinking Team (FDT) from Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
J Sos is the man in the FDT.
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Free dem titties. In other words, it's time for a show.
That girl needs to FDT if she wants to get these beads.
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(n.) Fish Drill Team- The world's most respected and elite drill and ceremonies squad on the face of the world. They train through fear and severe beatings, but the result is countless back-to-back wins on the national platform. Founded in 1947 at Texas A&M University, they have been kicking ass and taking names repeatedly. They appeared in the movie "A Few Good Men", and are in general, badass.
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Bust out your bloody, gory Halloween props and go wild for a whole night. Let loose those morbid thoughts of creativity that scream and ache for the burning agony of torn flesh. Broken teeth, charred flesh, torn ligaments, and so much more, all right here, are waiting for your discovery. If you want to show off your sick love for horror, these gory Halloween props make it possible.
Axe Attacked Male Prop: Every teenager horror movie has to include an appropriate amount of axed men. It is as necessary as the main female character being blonde, brave, and dumb. Thankfully, rather than create your own axed male model, we can supply you with an intensely gory prop substitute.
Chained Corpse Skulls Set: After complimenting the shade of your drapes and how they accent the yellow hue of your wallpaper, people will be smitten with these hanging corpse skulls. My, my, they'll say excitedly, will you look at those gorgeous skulls? Hanging on real metal chains that measure approximately two feet, these skulls are sure to win over any guests taste for the morbid.
Screaming Clown Prop: Clowns are the perfect combination of horror and humor, and now this clown perfectly epitomizes the gory image of Halloween. Mount the severed clown head wherever you need a screamingly good laugh. Covered in blood, eyes bulging, this clown is ready for the spotlight!
Barry Brains: Barry always was an intellectual snob. He told everyone that he was the smartest person alive, had the largest amount of smarts per square inch. Then someone wanted to prove just how much brains Barry had, which left Barry mounted upon that someones wall, head torn open. Now you can appreciate the brains of Barry!
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The White Oak boys soccer team is 10-0 on the season and ranked among the top five teams in the state, thanks in large part to senior forward Troy Jurney.
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Two of the first three staff members named to work for Republican incoming Lt. Gov. Dan Forest previously worked for his mother, the recently retired U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick.
Forest announced Friday that campaign manager Hal Weatherman will be his chief of staff and develop policy. Weatherman previously served as Myrick's chief of staff. Former Myrick office manager Jamey Falkenbury will become Forest's operations director.
Myrick didn't run for re-election in 2012 after 18 years in the House.
Kelsey Crum also was named the next lieutenant governor's director of constituent services.
Forest is a Raleigh architect elected in November in his first run for political office. He will be sworn in Monday in the old Capitol building and also will participate in next weekend's public inauguration ceremony.
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ANAHEIM – The future remains cloudy for one of their two big stars remaining beyond this season, but the Ducks now know they will have the other in the fold to build their franchise around.
The Ducks signed captain Ryan Getzlaf to an eight-year contract extension worth $66 million, announcing the deal early Friday after coming to an agreement with their big center Thursday night.
There is still the thorny issue of getting longtime goal-scoring linemate Corey Perry, the NHL's most valuable player in 2011, locked up, but the Ducks have taken a potential prized free agent off the market.
It is the largest amount in terms of total dollars the Ducks have ever committed to a player. The contract, which has a salary-cap hit of $8.25 million, contains a no-movement clause.
"As we said at the beginning of the season, it was a priority for the organization," Ducks general manager Bob Murray said. "Obviously it's a big day for us. Owners Henry and Susan Samueli have made a major commitment to this organization going forward. Getzy's obviously made a major commitment to us.
"He wanted to stay if we were going to try to compete and win and we promised him we would. It's a really good step in the right direction for this organization."
Instead of looking for that big payday he was certain to get on the open market, Getzlaf got the major financial commitment from the only organization he has been with since the Ducks drafted him 19th overall in the 2003.
"That's all I was really looking for the entire time," said Getzlaf, who turns 28 in May. "This is a great organization. I've been part of it for a long time now and wanted to be for a long time.
"It was never an option to do anything else."
After the worst season of his career in 2011-12, Getzlaf has bounced back impressively as he leads the Ducks with nine goals, 19 assists and 28points along with an impressive plus-10 rating. He recorded the 500th point of his career with a goal and an assist in Friday night's 4-0 victory over Calgary.
"Here you've got one of the premier centers in the National Hockey League and now he's committed to our team for eight years," Coach Bruce Boudreau said. "He's just starting to get in the prime of his hockey career at 28 years old."
The Ducks still have work to do with Perry, who shared his happiness over the news of his teammate but stayed true to sharing little about his own contract situation.
"Getzy and I have talked a bunch of times," Perry said. "I'm not going sit here and say yes or no. It's one of those things where I'll wait and see what happens. I'm not going to change my answer just because he signed."
But the winger did acknowledge that "when you know he's going to be here for a long time, it could definitely have a factor in my decision."
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Pastor Jean Uwinkindi on Thursday became the first genocide suspect to be transferred by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) to Kigali to face trial before the High Court of his native country.
The ICTR had turned down previous such requests on grounds that the accused might not get a fair trial in Rwanda. But although it authorised this transfer, its decision provides for a monitoring mechanism. The mechanism is not yet fully in place and the case will put it to the test.
Uwinkindi has waged a battle trying to stop his transfer, arguing that the rights of the defence are not guaranteed in Rwanda. In the last attempt his lawyers last week introduced a motion citing recent developments in the case of opposition leader Victoire Ingabire before the High Court in Kigali. She walked out of her trial on April 16 to protest what she called "systematic violation of her rights."
But the Appeals Chamber threw out Uwinkindi's motion on grounds that, unlike other trials in Rwanda, his case would benefit from a "robust monitoring mechanism" under the supervision of the ICTR. The judges also stressed that the transfer could be revoked in case of any violation of defence rights.
The ICTR, which is striving to meet completion targets for its work, authorised the transfer in a June 2011 decision, confirmed by the Appeals Chamber in December.
The decision called on the ICTR Registry to hold talks with the African Commission on Human and People's Rights (ACHPR) with a view to appointing it as monitor.
However, in February this year, former ICTR president Khalida Rashid Khan stayed Uwinkindi's transfer and ordered the registrar to look for new monitors after talks with the ACHPR hit difficulties.
Judge Khan cited submissions from the Registrar in which he noted "continued complications in reaching an agreement with the ACHPR", including "difficulties at securing funding and discrepancies between the understanding of the Referral Chamber and the conditions now sought by the ACHPR".
However, on April 5, this year, ICTR new president Judge Vagn Joensen ruled that Uwinkindi should be transferred to Rwanda "within 14 days of the filing of this decision" and instructed the registrar to immediately resume negotiations with the ACHPR.
He also directed the registrar to appoint ICTR legal staff as "interim monitor" until the ACHPR or other organisation was appointed as monitor. The ICTR registrar has now appointed two ICTR staff as interim monitors. They will be based in Kigali.
In its June 28 decision, the Referral Chamber provided eight guidelines requiring the observer, for example, to "monitor on a full-time basis and report to the ICTR president through the registrar on the progress of the referred case in general and on adherence of international fair trial standards with special emphasis on availability and protection of witnesses before, during and after proceedings."
The observer also has to "monitor detention conditions ensuring that they are in accordance with international standards both during and after the trial and appeal of the accused, if convicted by a competent court."
Furthermore, the monitor has to identify and report to the president through the registrar any incidents of violations of rules, and in particular, those relating to the protective measures of witnesses ordered by the ICTR.
The Referral Chamber also requested Rwanda to "provide the ACHPR monitors with access to court proceedings, documents, records, persons and locations, including the detention facility where the accused will be housed, throughout the territory of Rwanda as may be needed for the effective conduct of their monitoring." Rwanda has stressed that the trial for Uwinkindi and other accused that may come from the ICTR and even other states would be fairly conducted, according to international standards.
The ICTR is currently deliberating on a request for the transfer of another detainee, former militiaman Bernard Munyagishari, to Rwanda for trial. He is now the only detainee in its custody still awaiting trial. The ICTR is striving to conclude all its first-instance trials by July, this year.
Meanwhile, International Criminal Court (ICC) Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo has arrived in Libya for Gaddafi's son case.
Ocampo arrived in Tripoli last week, as part of an investigation mission into charges against Saif al-Islam.
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According to the Agency, this week there will be delivery of judgment in the case of former Liberian President Charles Taylor at the Special Court for Sierra Leone on Thursday (April 26) and resumption of trial of Jean-Pierre Bemba before the ICC the same day.
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
A Visit From Marilyn Sokol
13 comments:
- Mim said...
A frisky woman!
- May 15, 2010 at 8:40 PM
- Grand Purl Baa said...
grey hair colourful clothes
of course
and it works a real treat
- May 16, 2010 at 4:26 AM
- Miann - Fashion Falsehood said...
I love how older women can still prance about and flaunt their clothes. It breathes so much life into younger generations perceptions of the elderly!!
- May 16, 2010 at 5:04 AM
Marilyn...you look fabulous! Love the hair and the earrings, the dress, the tights. I am learning how to let go and have more a little more fun with dressing up from this site...rather than worry in the back of my mind if this is too much. Throw some caution to the wind!
- May 16, 2010 at 11:32 AM
- MiA said...
Haha! she is so cool!!!! sparkling of confidence, and you just gotta looove that!
- May 16, 2010 at 1:55 PM
- melina bee said...
love her style, love her attitude. she seems like lots of laughs and spontaneity. I really appreciate her comment about gray hair and wearing color. I love to wear color and was told once that I wasn't supposed to once reaching a certain age. what lies!
- May 16, 2010 at 2:09 PM
- Stephilius said...
As I said before, she's been in EV-erything, done so much wonderful work on stage and on screen. And she's never looked better! She's really just blossomed - must be the hair - and really found her own personal beauty! Bravo!
- May 16, 2010 at 4:09 PM
- Steve Finnell said...
you are invited to follow my blog
- May 16, 2010 at 6:13 PM
ohhhhh....loving this! what a personality and style...
- May 16, 2010 at 10:53 PM
- Ang said...
She is so inspiring and colorful! Gorgeous!
- May 17, 2010 at 7:03 PM
- FairyFiligree said...
YOu do meet the most colourful people. I envy you!
- May 18, 2010 at 6:19 AM
what juicy, vivid colours
- May 19, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- Zee said...
I love her liveliness and color she exudes through her clothes. Luv it!
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White House spokesman Jay Carney said Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will be prosecuted in the federal court system.
He says President Barack Obama's entire national security team supports the decision.
Tsarnaev is a naturalized U.S. citizen. Carney says that under U.S. law U.S. citizens cannot be tried in military commissions. Carney says that since Sept. 11, 2001, the federal court system has been used to convict and incarcerate hundreds of terrorists.
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Section repealed by Pub. L. 94–579, title VII, § 706(a),Oct. 21, 1976, 90 Stat. 2793, effective on and after Oct. 21, 1976, insofar as applicable to the issuance of rights-of-way over, upon, under, and through the public lands and lands in the National Forest System.
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I'm on a budget and trying to determine whether the 3G is worth the extra cost. I anticipate to use it mainly for the followings:
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- Access to basic web browsing for FREE (email, directions lookup, news website on a basic interface level) *when traveling* and in particular when traveling abroad. [Important note: I don't own a smartphone or have a phone data plan and am unlikely to get either anytime soon].
I'm still not quite sure I understand what the 3G would permit especially with regard to the latter, so it's be great if anyone can shed some light on this. Also, does the Kindle wifi work only at free wifi spots or can it somehow make use of any wifi network?
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WOW! Well done!
This map is a Slave Charter given to various slave merchant houses in the procurement of Celtic slaves from the recently discovered region in the east called Dernallion.
Link to WIP in WIP Forums: http://www.cartographersguild.com/showthread.php?t=7404
Since I retired from the Monthly Map Challenges, I did hint if I saw a challenge that interested me, I might do an off-the-record entry in the WIP forums, which is what I did for this one. Besides all the work on my coming publication with all those Japanese maps, I wanted to do a side project that had a different flavor.
In this map, first I created the Celtic knotwork border. Its not hand-drawn, rather it is a font I paid for and haven't used much, basically letter combinations have the various knots used, but not all match, so without knowing all the "combinations" its trial and error to get what you want. Then I went searching for Celtic knotwork samples and found the two I used for the symbols of Ambrathas and Dernallion. I recreated them by tracing them in Xara, then colored, applied bevels, shadows and stacked into a grouped object.
After which I decided since the knotwork was Celtic, I'd do an old style map, in this case, the entire map linework is hand-drawn. The WIP shows the steps I had taken, the changes, and the fact that the mountains; coastline; escarpment, river, Grimwode and Dernallion are all drawn as separate elements all composited in Xara Xtreme Pro 4.0
After drawing, I scan it in PS, then import to Xara for map composition and coloring, I also make each scan transparent for use in layers against a parchment background.
With the complex border, all the hand-drawing, and the major changes made, this entire map took me about ten hours altogether - which is a long time for me the normally hyper speed mapper!
Since this map is not intended for publication it is CC licensed, free for personal use in your games!
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WOW! Well done!
my only problem is the caption says "from the western lands of Dernallion", when in fact it is east of Ambrathas... intentional?
Looks great! Repped and rated.
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So, all proud of myself for this map, I posted it in the Art Forum at Penny Arcade, but then I started getting a slough of suggestions or changes. Some I did, some not so much.
One suggestion was "it would look 100% better if it was hand-lettered." Eww! My hand-lettering isn't terrible, but consistancy, judging how much space I need versus size of letters - its way too much work, and in my opinion can't match my skills at drawing, so I didn't do that one.
However, some suggested dropping the Celtic knotwork, as it seemed too digital compared to the rest of the map, plus it eats lots of real estate versus the size of the map itself. Taking out the drop shadows and halo shadows also would make it more hand-drawn, than digital. Also asked to place a scale bar, and make the compass rose more visible.
This is the result. Consider this as an optional version of the map, not to turn this into a WIP.
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I much prefer this new version to the original. I thought it looked great before but now that you've changed the border I realise that it was bothering me slightly but I hadn't realised. For me I don't think that it was too digital as much as, too bright. Too much colour.
Anyway, for me the changes work.
Beautiful map.
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I agree, the last version is better.
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As "just a map" I like the second one better.
But, unless I'm mistaken the first was supposed to be more of a 'government document/decree' than "just a map". In that case I think the additional border decorations were appropriate (though maybe something different than celtic knot work would work better)
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(a) Definition.— In this section, the term "program" means a fishing capacity reduction program established under section 312 of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (16 U.S.C. 1861a).
(b) Guarantee Authority.— The Secretary may guarantee the repayment of debt obligations issued by entities under this section. Debt obligations to be guaranteed may be issued by any entity that has been approved by the Secretary and has agreed with the Secretary to conditions the Secretary considers necessary for this section to achieve the objective of the program and to protect the interest of the United States.
(c) Requirements of Obligations.— A debt obligation guaranteed under this section shall—
(1) be treated in the same manner and to the same extent as other obligations guaranteed under this chapter, except with respect to provisions of this chapter that by their nature cannot be applied to obligations guaranteed under this section;
(2) have the fishing fees established under the program paid into a separate subaccount of the fishing capacity reduction fund established under this section;
(3) not exceed $100,000,000 in an unpaid principal amount outstanding at any one time for a program;
(4) have such maturity (not to exceed 20 years), take such form, and contain such conditions as the Secretary determines necessary for the program to which they relate;
(5) have as the exclusive source of repayment (subject to the second sentence of subsection (d)(2)) and as the exclusive payment security, the fishing fees established under the program; and
(d) Fishing Capacity Reduction Fund.—
(1) In general.— There is a separate account in the Treasury, known as the Fishing Capacity Reduction Fund. Within the Fund, at least one subaccount shall be established for each program into which shall be paid all fishing fees established under the program and other amounts authorized for the program.
(2) Availability of amounts.— Amounts in the Fund shall be available, without appropriation or fiscal year limitation, to the Secretary to pay the cost of the program, including payments to financial institutions to pay debt obligations incurred by entities under this section. Funds available for this purpose from other amounts available for the program may also be used to pay those debt obligations.
Source(Pub. L. 109–304, § 8(c),Oct. 6, 2006, 120 Stat. 1625; Pub. L. 109–163, div. C, title XXXV, § 3507(a)(1)(H), (d),Jan. 6, 2006, 119 Stat. 3555, 3557; Pub. L. 110–181, div. C, title XXXV, § 3522(b),Jan. 28, 2008, 122 Stat. 598.)
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This section was derived from section 1111 of act June 29, 1936, as added by Pub. L. 104–297, § 303, which was classified to section 1279f of the former Appendix to this title. Section 1111 was renumbered section 1113 of the Act by Pub. L. 109–163, div. C, title XXXV, § 3507(d),Jan. 6, 2006, 119 Stat. 3557, which was repealed by Pub. L. 110–181, div. C, title XXXV, § 3522(b),Jan. 28, 2008, 122 Stat. 598. See Historical and Revision notes above and section 18(a) ofPub. L. 109–304, set out as a Legislative Purpose and Construction note preceding section 101 of this title.
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Chinese state media identified her as Liu Yipeng. China News says she went to school with the other two victims killed in last week's accident, a pair of 16-year-old girls.
Liu Yipeng's identification came a day after her death was announced. Officials also confirmed that one of the other girls who died in the disaster had been covered on the runway in flame-retardant foam and hit by a firetruck speeding to the crash site.
Liu Yipeng, whose name was first reported in the United States by KGO-TV, died Friday morning at San Francisco General Hospital, where she had been in critical condition since the July 6 accident.
Friends and strangers have left condolences and lit virtual candles on Chinese social media sites in her memory.
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