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Skip to comments.Iranian Alert -- July 12, 2004 [EST]-- IRAN LIVE THREAD -- "Americans for Regime Change in Iran"
Posted on 07/11/2004 9:44:51 PM PDT by DoctorZIn
The US media still largley ignores news regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran. As Tony Snow of the Fox News Network has put it, this is probably the most under-reported news story of the year. Most Americans are unaware that the Islamic Republic of Iran is NOT supported by the masses of Iranians today. Modern Iranians are among the most pro-American in the Middle East.
There is a popular revolt against the Iranian regime brewing in Iran today. I began these daily threads June 10th 2003. On that date Iranians once again began taking to the streets to express their desire for a regime change. Today in Iran, most want to replace the regime with a secular democracy.
The regime is working hard to keep the news about the protest movement in Iran from being reported. Unfortunately, the regime has successfully prohibited western news reporters from covering the demonstrations. The voices of discontent within Iran are sometime murdered, more often imprisoned. Still the people continue to take to the streets to demonstrate against the regime.
In support of this revolt, Iranians in America have been broadcasting news stories by satellite into Iran. This 21st century news link has greatly encouraged these protests. The regime has been attempting to jam the signals, and locate the satellite dishes. Still the people violate the law and listen to these broadcasts. Iranians also use the Internet and the regime attempts to block their access to news against the regime. In spite of this, many Iranians inside of Iran read these posts daily to keep informed of the events in their own country.
This daily thread contains nearly all of the English news reports on Iran. It is thorough. If you follow this thread you will witness, I believe, the transformation of a nation. This daily thread provides a central place where those interested in the events in Iran can find the best news and commentary. The news stories and commentary will from time to time include material from the regime itself. But if you read the post you will discover for yourself, the real story of what is occurring in Iran and its effects on the war on terror.
I am not of Iranian heritage. I am an American committed to supporting the efforts of those in Iran seeking to replace their government with a secular democracy. I am in contact with leaders of the Iranian community here in the United States and in Iran itself.
If you read the daily posts you will gain a better understanding of the US war on terrorism, the Middle East and why we need to support a change of regime in Iran. Feel free to ask your questions and post news stories you discover in the weeks to come.
If all goes well Iran will be free soon and I am convinced become a major ally in the war on terrorism. The regime will fall. Iran will be free. It is just a matter of time.
Iranian Authorities Arrest Two Teachers' Union Leaders [Excerpt]
July 11, 2004
Dow Jones Newswires
The Associated Press
TEHRAN -- Authorities have arrested two leaders of Iran 's teachers' trade union, which organized an unsuccessful week-long strike earlier this year, a relative and the official news agency said Sunday.
Mahmoud Beheshti Langroudi and Ali-Asghar Zatti of Iran 's Teachers' Association were detained at their homes in Tehran Saturday, the Islamic Republic News Agency reported.
"Plainclothes judicial officers took my father away Saturday after searching our home for one and half hours," Zatti's daughter, Mona, told The Associated Press.
There was no word of explanation from the authorities about the detentions.
Arrest Warrant Issued For Iranian Editor, Monthly Closed Down
July 11, 2004
Khaleej Times Online
TEHERAN -- The Iranian judiciary issued an arrest warrant for the chief editor of the reformist daily Tossee and closed down a monthly, the news agency IRNA reported on Sunday.
The arrest warrant for Tossee editor Gholi Sheikhi was issued after he refused to show up at a court to answer charges of propagating against the Islamic system, IRNA said.
The judiciary also banned the reformist monthly Aftab which had allegedly published articles against the principles of Islamic rulership.
According to Irans Association for Press Freedom, more than 90 publications have been closed by the judiciary, 21 journalists and publishers remain in jail and more than 65 reporters have been summoned to courts on charges the association said were baseless.
Irans hardline judiciary, which accuses reformist press circles of trying to undermine the Islamic system and move the country toward secularism, views the press crackdown as defending Irans Islamic Republic.
Iran says "does not fear nuclear dossier being referred to UN"
AFP - World News (via Iranmania)
Jul 11, 2004
TEHRAN - Iran, facing allegations it is secretly trying to build an atomic bomb, dismissed Sunday calls by its archfoes for the dossier on its nuclear activities to be sent to the UN Security Council.
"Iran is not afraid of threats regarding the possible referral of its nuclear dossier to the UN Security Council," said foreign ministry spokesman Hamid Reza Asefi.
"We are not worried about such threats, although we are trying to sort out the problem through the IAEA and its board of governors," he told a press conference, referring to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The United States and Israel, which both accuse Iran of seeking to make an atomic bomb, want the case sent to the Security Council -- which could impose sanctions on the Islamic republic.
But IAEA director Mohamed ElBaradei said during a visit last week to Israel -- widely believed to be the only nuclear power in the Middle East -- that such a referral would only complicate matters.
"Considering Iran's transparency and cooperation, there would be no reason to send our dossier to the Security Council," Asefi said.
Asefi also confirmed that Iran, which says its nuclear ambitions are limited to producing electricity, had taken the "political decision" to resume the manufacture and assembly of centrifuges but said that unspecified technical issues had yet to be resolved.
Last month, Iran announced it would go back on its commitment to Europe's so-called "Big Three" -- Britain, France and Germany -- to suspend production of centrifuges, which can be used to make bomb-grade uranium.
The move followed an IAEA resolution deploring Iran for its "lack of cooperation" with the international community over its nuclear actvities.
Asefi, however, said the manufacture of the centrifuges, which can also be used for peaceful purposes, will take place under IAEA control.
Iranian leaders have also said they do not intend to start the process of enriching uranium to make it useable in weapons.
Iranians aren't Arabs, they don't share a common ethnicity, country, heritage, culture, language, history, background, political prespective with Iraqis, so who cares about what happens in Iraq when it comes to Iran?
Thanks for the information on Iraq, but what does it have to do with Iran?
Nothing. <---period.
The majority of Iranians are Sunni?
Good one.. genious. Shia Islam was started by Iranians b/c they wanted to separate themselves from the Arabs, although it spread to parts of Iraq it was an Iranian sect religion.
Shi'a Muslim 89%, Sunni Muslim 9%, Zoroastrian, Jewish, Christian, and Baha'i 2%
Ethnic groups:
Persian 51%, Azeri 24%, Gilaki and Mazandarani 8%, Kurd 7%, Arab 3%, Lur 2%, Baloch 2%, Turkmen 2%, other 1%
genius... 8)
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Iran Rules Out Direct Nuclear Talks with U.S.
July 12, 2004
TEHRAN -- Iran ruled out on Monday holding direct talks with the United States on its nuclear program. "There is no justification for accepting suggestions to hold negotiations with a country which adopts a bullying attitude toward others," Hassan Rohani, secretary-general of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, told state television.
Washington accuses Iran of trying to develop nuclear weapons. Tehran says its ambitions are limited to generating electricity from nuclear reactors.
Mohamed ElBaradei, head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog the International Atomic Energy Agency, had told U.S. policymakers in March that Iran might be open to a deal and suggested direct U.S. contacts with Tehran, U.S. officials said. Washington broke ties with Tehran following its Islamic revolution in 1979.
Rohani also played down negotiations with Germany, France and Britain and said Iran held talks with them in the past year because the big three European powers initiated the dialogue.
"The other party to the negotiations for us is the International Atomic Energy Agency and we have nothing to do with any other country," he said.
"If we are talking with the Europeans countries, it is because we have normal relations with them and they took the initiative to do so."
The IAEA board passed a resolution in June that rebuked Tehran for not fully cooperating with IAEA inspectors.
In retaliation, Iran said it was resuming production and testing of centrifuges, which can be used to enrich uranium, ending an agreement with the European states that it would suspend such activities.
Of 'Lies' and WMD [Excerpt]
July 12, 2004
The Wall Street Journal
Review & Outlook
"The Committee did not find any evidence that Administration officials attempted to coerce, influence or pressure analysts to change their judgments related to Iraq's weapons of mass destruction capabilities."
So reads Conclusion 83 of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on prewar intelligence on Iraq. The Committee likewise found no evidence of pressure to link Iraq to al Qaeda. So it appears that some of the claims about WMD used by the Bush Administration and others to argue for war in Iraq were mistaken because they were based on erroneous information provided by the CIA.
A few apologies would seem to be in order. Allegations of lying or misleading the nation to war are about the most serious charge that can be leveled against a President. But according to this unanimous study, signed by Jay Rockefeller and seven other Democrats, those frequent charges from prominent Democrats and the media are without merit.
Or to put it more directly, if President Bush were "lying" about WMD, then so was Mr. Rockefeller when he relied on CIA evidence to claim in October 2002 that Saddam Hussein's weapons "pose a very real threat to America." Also lying at the time were John Kerry, John Edwards, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and so on. Yet Mr. Rockefeller is still suggesting on the talk shows, based on nothing but inference and innuendo, that there was undue political Bush "pressure" on CIA analysts.
The West Virginia Democrat also asserted on Friday that Undersecretary of Defense Douglas Feith has been running a rogue intelligence operation that is "not lawful." Mr. Feith's shop has spent more than 1,800 hours responding to queries from the Senate and has submitted thousands of pages of documents -- none of which supports such a charge. Shouldn't even hyper-partisan Senators have to meet some minimum standard of honesty?
In fact, the report shows that one of the first allegations of false intelligence was itself a distortion: Mr. Bush's allegedly misleading claim in the 2003 State of the Union address that Iraq had been seeking uranium ore from Africa. The Senate report notes that Presidential accuser and former CIA consultant Joe Wilson returned from his trip to Africa with no information that cast serious doubt on such a claim; and that, contrary to Mr. Wilson's public claims, his wife (a CIA employee) was involved in helping arrange his mission.
"When coordinating the State of the Union, no Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) analysts or officials told the National Security Council (NSC) to remove the '16 words' or that there were concerns about the credibility of the Iraq-Niger Uranium reporting," the report says. In short, Joe Wilson is a partisan fraud whose trip disproved nothing, and what CIA doubts there were on Niger weren't shared with the White House.
The broader CIA failure on Iraq's WMD is troubling, though it is important to keep in mind that this was a global failure. Every serious intelligence service thought Saddam still had WMD, and the same consensus existed across the entire U.S. intelligence community. One very alarming explanation, says the report, is that the CIA had "no [human] sources collecting against weapons of mass destruction in Iraq after 1998." That's right. Not one source.
When asked why not, a CIA officer replied "because it's very hard to sustain." The report's rather obvious answer is that spying "should be within the norm of the CIA's activities and capabilities," and some blame for this human intelligence failure has to fall on recently departed Director George Tenet and his predecessor, John Deutch.
The Senate report blames these CIA failures not just on management but also on "a risk averse corporate culture." This sounds right, and Acting Director John McLaughlin's rejection of this criticism on Friday is all the more reason for Mr. Bush to name a real replacement. Richard Armitage has been mentioned for the job, but the Deputy Secretary of State has been consistently wrong about Iran, which will be a principle threat going forward, and his and Colin Powell's philosophy at the State Department has been to let the bureaucrats run the place. We can think of better choices.
One real danger now is that the intelligence community will react to this Iraq criticism by taking even fewer risks, or by underestimating future threats as it has so often in the past.
Iran Cracks Down On Skimpy Clothes
July 12, 2004
Agence France-Presse
From Correspondents in Tehran
Iranian security forces have stepped up what appears to be a major crackdown on insufficiently veiled women by launching raids on shopping centres and shops selling skimpy clothing.
According to one witness, scores of policemen - and policewomen in chadors - raided the Milad commercial centre in the west of Tehran on Sunday, and detained dozens of young women deemed not to be respecting the Islamic dress code.
They also confiscated coats they considered to be too transparent or figure-hugging.
Another resident reported a similar raid in the Sorkheh Bazar shopping centre in the central district of Vanak, with dozens more young girls also arrested.
One man said he had to go to release his cousin from police custody, but added that the woman was only freed on condition that she return for a course in Islamic morals.
In recent weeks a string of similar raids have been reported, mainly in the more upmarket north of the capital. Scores of young girls have been seen being taken away from commercial centres in minibuses operated by the police.
Police and Islamic militiamen have also reportedly stepped up their raids on private parties where they suspect the presence of alcohol or mixed-sex dancing.
But it remains unclear if the current clampdown is the usual pre-summer anti-vice operation, or a sign of stricter rules following the shift to he right of the regime following February's parliament election of conservatives.
Since the 1979 Islamic revolution, all post-pubescent females are required to wear the veil and a long coat that conceals their bodily form. Violators risk fines or imprisonment.
However in large cities in recent years, many women have progressively flouted the rules by wearing flimsy headscarfs and brightly-coloured, short and skimpy coats.
A New Voice Is Being Heard in Iran [Excerpt]
July 12, 2004
The Wall Street Journal
Amir Taheri
While the world is justly focusing on the movement of terrorists and weapons from Iran into newly liberated Iraq, a movement of ideas and those who preach them traveling in the opposite direction may prove to have more lasting consequences in the long run.
The ideas are coming from Najaf, a dusty nondescript town in southern Iraq which is re-emerging as the principal center of Shi'ite Islam after a hiatus of more than three decades. The men who are taking those ideas into Iran are Iranian and Iraqi clerics who believe that Khomeinism -- the official religion of the Islamic Republic in Tehran -- represents a betrayal of their faith.
The man in whose name the doctrinal challenge to Khomeinism is launched is 73-year old Grand Ayatollah Ali-Muhammad Hussein Sistani, the primus inter pares of Shi'ite theologians in Najaf.
Until Iraq's liberation last year, Ayatollah Sistani was under restrictions imposed by Saddam Hussein, and unable to communicate with his native Iran. In the final years of the Saddam regime, the grand ayatollah was not even allowed to teach.
In the past 15 months, however, Ayatollah Sistani has resumed contact with Shi'ite communities throughout the world, the first of which was Iran. Ayatollah Sistani has been sending emissaries to Iran to renew contact with the clergy, the bazaars, and the thousands of non-governmental organizations that have sprung up in recent years.
By the end of June Ayatollah Sistani had named representatives in 67 Iranian towns and cities, including the capital Tehran. At the same time a stream of visitors from Iran, including many clerics, are received by the ayatollah in his mud-brick home in downtown Najaf each day. Ayatollah Sistani's Persian-language Web site is attracting more than three millions visitors each month from Iran.
"Today, Sistani is probably the most influential Shi'ite [religious] leader in the world," says Sabah Zangeneh, who was Tehran's ambassador to the Organization of Islamic Conference until last year. "Many Iranians see in him a revival of the mainstream Shi'ite theology."
Many clerics agree. "It is now clear to most Shi'ites that Khomeinism is a political ideology and a deviation [from the faith]," says Ayatollah Mahmoud Qomi-Tabatabi. "Those who represent authentic Shi'ism cannot speak out in Iran. This is why the Najaf clergy, especially Sistani, are emerging as a pole of attraction for Iranians."
Another Iranian cleric, Hadi Qabel, says that Khomeinism should be regarded as "a political ideology" while Shi'ism, as a religious faith, is represented by "theologians like Sistani who do not seek power."
Hassan Sanai, a prominent mullah in Qom, sees the liberation of Najaf as "a gift from God." "Shi'ism needs a theological center that is not controlled by a government," Ayatollah Sanai says. "It is natural that Najaf should play that role. With Sistani now able to address the [Shi'ite] community, the faith could resume its natural course."
But in what way does Sistanism -- if such a term is allowed -- differ from Khomeinism? Some secular Shi'ite intellectuals claim that there is no difference. "A mullah is a mullah under any guise," says sociologist Nasser Zamani. "All mullahs want [political] power. Some, like Khomeini, seek it directly; others like Sistani, indirectly."
But this is precisely what makes Ayatollah Sistani's version of Shi'ism attractive to many. In Shi'ism all power belongs to God and is exercised by the 12 "immaculate" Imams, the last of whom disappeared in Iraq in the 9th century. In the absence of the Imam, the community rules itself as best as it can. The tasks of the government are limited to law and order, defending the community against aggression, and maintaining a minimum of administration. The believers could consult the clergy on matters about which they themselves cannot form a judgment. But here a free market of ideas exists in the sense that the believer can choose whom to consult and whether or not to accept the views of the clerics.
Khomeinism, however, is a totalitarian ideology in which the clergy have a monopoly on power. They name one of their own as "Faqih al-Wali" ("theological guide") who is given absolute power for life. Designated as "The Supreme Guide," he could even order a suspension of the basic rules of Islam.
Khomeinism describes the people as "mustazafeen" (the feeble ones) who are incapable of discerning good from evil for themselves. Although Khomeinism uses part of the Shiite mythology, religious vocabulary and iconography, it must be treated as a distinct doctrine. The key slogans of Khomeinism make this clear. Everywhere in Iran one sees giant slogans reading: God, Quran, Khomeini!
Mainstream Shiites, as well as other Muslims, see these slogans as forms of "kufr" (impiety) because they associate a mortal, in this case Khomeini, with God while making no mention of Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam. Inspired by North Korean and Maoist models, images of Khomeini have been carved in mountains or grown as mini-forests, visible even from the skies -- a cult of personality bordering on idolatry.
Khomeinism is a cocktail in which Shi'ism is an almost accidental ingredient. Its basic ingredient is a hatred of the West, especially the United States. It is also influenced by Marxism, with such ideas as thought control, single-party rule and the command of the economy by the state.
The contrast between the Khomeini and Ayatollah Sistani versions of Shi'ism was illustrated in a recent debate on whether or not smoking was allowed under Islam. The Iranian Students' Association put the question to both Ayatollah Sistani and the Khomeini's clerics in Qom. Qom's answer was that smoking should be banned by the government, and smokers punished by pubic flogging. Ayatollah Sistani's answer was that the decision must be taken by the individual smoker with full knowledge of the latest medical research on the subject. This was one way of castigating the Khomeinist regime that insists on dictating every aspect of individual life. (There are Khomeinist laws on women's clothes, men's beards, the orientation of a toilette seat, and the amount of alcohol to use in cleaning a wound.)
Ayatollah Sistani's answers to more than 10,000 questions on numerous issues put the emphasis on "wisdom, moderation and caution" in deciding social, cultural and political issues. "When there is no consensus on a matter," Ayatollah Sistani says, "it is best left undecided until there is further discussion, study and research." In other words: no Khomeinist diktat.
The mainstream Shi'ism represented by Ayatollah Sistani was developed in the 20th century by ayatollahs such as Kazem Shirazi and Abol-Hassan Isfahani. The Shi'ite clerics supported the constitutional revolution in both the Ottoman Empire and Persia because they believed that no earthly despot had the right to usurp power that, in the absence of the Imam, belonged only to the people. ....
A New Voice Is Being Heard in Iran [Excerpt]
July 12, 2004
The Wall Street Journal
Amir Taheri
Good article. Thanks
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Bonnie R. Head, 81, of Linton, passed away at 7:36 p.m. Friday, April 1, 2005 at Greene County General Hospital in Linton.
Born May 9, 1923 in Greene County, she was the daughter of Walter Scott and Nellie B. (Smith) Ellis.
She was a homemaker. She was a past president of Women's Aglow, a member of the Ellis Family Singers and Greene County Gospel Association and a member of Linton Assembly of God Church.
Survivors include: a son Tom Head and his wife Terri of Memphis, Tenn.; a granddaughter Marie Osterberg of Memphis, Tenn.; a sister Dola McKim of Linton; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, Bill and Covert Ellis, and a sister Ann Kirk.
Funeral service wasl be at Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel today at 1 p.m. with Pastor Mark Dunlap officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, Linton.
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But city says it is still considering other candidates, too
West Allis - Although the site has some drawbacks, the northeast corner of 84th Street and National Avenue is leading the pack among potential locations for a skate park the city wants to create.
If built, it would allow kids and adults to skateboard and do trick riding on BMX bikes. But city officials want input on how well people think the site would serve and suggestions for other sites.
City officials and a consultant have already looked at many sites, and the consultant will submit his evaluations of each.
The 84th Street site has several pluses, said John Stibal, development director.
It's green space already, with a business as its only neighbor, and is located on the edge of the area - east of 84th Street - in which the city wants to place the park for maximum benefit to residents, Stibal said.
But everything's negotiable, said Stibal, who acknowledged that he isn't 100 percent sold yet.
Neither is Alderwoman Cathleen Probst, who said the West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board has noted the site is small and close to a busy intersection.
"That's a sobering thought," she said, "looking at kids and cars."
A potential lack of parking bothered Alderman Marty Weigel.
"We could move a bus stop and gain a couple spots," he suggested.
Among the alternate sites examined were Veterans Park and Liberty Heights Park, Stibal said. But veterans objected to using Veterans Park, and Liberty Heights is already heavily used.
Residents are invited to leave suggestions or comments on Facebook or to call the City Hall, (414) 302-8200.
Half the $300,000 estimated cost for a skate park would come from a corporate donation, Stibal said. The other half would be from a Community Development Block Grant.
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VERGENNES — Vermont folklorist Jane Beck will present "Daisy Turner's Kin"at Bixby Memorial Library in Vergennes on Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 6 p.m. Beck will share the story of the Turner family, a multigenerational saga spanning two centuries, played out across three continents.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury College's student group Sister-to-Sister invites female students at all area middle schools to attend a Pajama Party with a movie screening, popcorn and a hot chocolate bar this Friday, Jan. 22.
The gathering will take place at Chellis House (56 Hillcrest Road), from 7 to 9 p.m.
Sister-to-Sister brings together middle school girls from Bristol, Middlebury and Vergennes with female Middlebury College students. The group held a successful summit with many Addison County girls in attendance this past November.
MIDDLEBURY — The Vermont Folklife Center in Middlebury announces its third annual "Love Chocolate, Love Stories" event, which will take place at the center's headquarters at 88 Main St. in Middlebury on Friday, Feb. 12.
"Love Chocolate, Love Stories" will include a day-long competition/showcase of chocolate confections, baked goods and desserts — modeled on our annual gingerbread competition — beginning at 10 a.m., with a Valentine's Day program at 4 p.m. followed by a tasting session from 5 to 7 p.m.
MIDDLEBURY — The Green Mountain Club Bread Loaf Section will hold its annual meeting, with potluck and program, on Saturday, Jan. 30, from 5-8:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the Congregational Church of Middlebury. The event is open to both members and the general public.
The evening begins with social time at 5 p.m. and the potluck dinner at 5:30 p.m. A short business meeting follows, after which guest speaker Ivor Hughes of Monkton will give a slide presentation titled "Hiking the Chilkoot Trail to the Yukon."
MIDDLEBURY — The Vermont Community Foundation announced that its board of directors has appointed Felipe Rivera as interim president and CEO, effective Jan. 22. The appointment follows the announcement in early December that Stuart Comstock-Gay, the foundation's current president and CEO, will be leaving his post after seven years at the helm. Comstock-Gay's last day at the foundation is Jan. 22.
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MIDDLEBURY — The Addison Community Athletics Foundation (ACAF) has hired Erin Morrison as a part-time program coordinator for Middlebury Indoor Tennis. She will oversee current programs and will lead efforts to expand programming for youth and others in the community.
The Heath Quartet's residency at Middlebury College continues with a second free concert at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday in Robison Hall (the concert hall) at the Mahaney Center for the Arts. On the program are Béla Bartók's Quartets No. 2, 4 and 6.
Their residency will also include many other activities such as coaching music students, visits with local elementary schools, pop-up concerts, and more.
ST. JOHNSBURY — Host St. Johnsbury defeated the Middlebury Union High School boys' hockey team on Saturday, 3-1, despite the Tigers' 44-17 edge in shots on goal.
The loss was the third straight for the Tigers, all on the road, and it dropped them to 7-4-1. MUHS scored just two goals in the three setbacks, and will look to bounce back with a pair of 7 p.m. home games this week, vs. Stowe on Wednesday and vs. North Country on Saturday.
ADDISON COUNTY — Mount Abraham won its second straight road game to highlight girls' basketball play in the latter half of last week. In other action, Otter Valley split a pair of home games, while Vergennes lost a road contest.
The Commodores also hosted Middlebury on Saturday; see story on Page 16.
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Best belt ever
Fits great on my plus size body. Doesn't interfere with exercising my arms and legs in water aerobics. Can't think of anything I don't like about it. I've had 4 different kinds of belts over the years and this is my favorite.
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This product is awesome. It allows me to do crunches in the water (a lot of crunches). I even do cross country stretches. I am so amazed at how this belt actually keeps me a float in the water to be able to do all sort of work-out activities.
Dr. Torri Evans
Riverview, MI
Really does fit a Plus-sized waist!
I was skeptical, but I wear a 22 bathing suit and this really did fit my waist. It helps me do "laps" in the pool, even though the "deep water" in the lane is only 5' and I am 5'3". Still, it keeps me bouyant and upright and able to exercise all the way down the lane. And the accompanying materials are great - take a few minutes to review all of it before trying out your belt - I learned a lot of new ways to use the belt. Would definitely recommend.
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This belt wouldn't go around my sides.. it stopped at my back and I wear a size 20 pants. It is deceptive to say that it is for wider waisted women.. it is not! I sent it back. Might be ok if you are a size 14-16.. anything more than that, any you will probably end up like me, and sick like a brick.
karen p.
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excellent quality disappointed with size
My disappointment was the size. If this belt is supposed to be for plus size ladies, I will eat it. It is a good quality belt. I will be keeping it and letting a friend use it. It came with a pamphlet and cd which have been useful on showing posture during exercises and examples of exercises. I like the aqua jogger quality.
Augusta GA
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This size belt can be used by everyone in the family. We are all strong swimmers, but this allows for a great workout without any wasted energy, and the back support and alignment in the deep water is great, it really works.
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Great fit. Great look. Love it! No regrets!!!
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Oak Park, MI
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Room to spare in the fit and I am pleased with the options it gives me in my exercise routine. It is a great investment in my health.
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I have been looking for something that worked for me. When I was told about this website, I found the perfect fit for me. The adjustable waist band is perfect. I would recommend this to all the ladies active in a water aerobics session. Take my word, as I took the word of others who had purchased from swimoutlet.
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Finally, a comfortable belt!
I bought this because there was one at my pool and another woman and I would "fight over it" because it was so much more comfortable than the standard belts. Not only is it big enough for our generous shapes, but the webbing is elastic and has enough stretch to keep the belt on our waists rather than riding up under our bosom.
Gaithersburg, MD
jogging belt
My wife uses it every day and because she doesn't know how to swim she feels safe in the water and enjoys getting her exercise and just haveing funin the pool.
Joe M.
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Good Belt
I use this belt 5 days a week for deep water aerobics. This belt is a nice size and is not one of those bulky belts. I have to make sure I have the belt on real tight or it will tend to ride up on me. I do like the elastic belt.
Bernice L.
Bimble, KY
everyone loves it!
My mother uses this for her water aerobics and I guessed at what the teacher was telling her to buy and this has worked perfectly! It looks a little different that what the teacher had but everyone loves the pretty purple color and it is wide enough to go around her and have some extra in the belt part so, she is very happy with it.
nancy h.
Webster, TX
works well
AquaJogger Shape Belt
The belt is comfortable. I use it in a deep water aerobic class 2x a week. I have recommended it to another lady in the class. It is good to have your own belt & it fits better than the ones @ the pool. Thanks, Aloha, Pat
Patricia A.
Kailua-Kona, HI
aqua jogger belt for wide waisted women
very SHORT belt - description gives the impression that it would fit wide or heavier waisted women. Also, does not provide good bouyancy
H Callans
Chesterfield, MI
Aqua Jogger Shape Belt for Wider Waists
I ordered 2 Aqua Jogger belts - one for my daughter (who is pregnant - hence the Shape Belt for Wider Waists) and the regular one for myself. The Wider Waist belt is fabulous for both of us. I like it because I have a long torse (I am 5'10' with a normal waistline), so it feels very comfortable on. You can adjust this belt to fit a large variety of waist sizes, so I would highly recommend this belt for anybody, and especially for long torsos. The regular Aqua Jogger belt is equally good. I can't believe how good the jogging workout is. I strongly recommend both of these products for anyone who wants to get fit and toned. We live in Texas (think HOT), so I am a new believer in water aerobics. The product is also highly durable and are made of extremely high quality materials. The colors (lavender and light blue) are also very nice.
Mary Ellen in Texas
Corpus Christi, Texas
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Fits perfect,feels like you have nothing on, yet it keeps you bouyant.since i received my aqua jogger i am in my pool everyday.Exercise never felt so good,it is fun~Love It!
Having worked out via water aerobics for seven years without the belt, I find that with this belt I can be more energetic in my activity as well as more precise in the movements since I do not have to focus on staying afloat.
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ALTA - At their monthly joint School Board meeting here on Monday, the members of the Aurelia and Alta Boards took part in a brief activity facilitated by Superintendent Lynn Evans.
The Boards were presented with five real-life scenarios and asked to answer the questions "Whose Job Is it?" and "What are the School Board's Responsibilities?" in response to the scenarios presented. The Boards discussed three of the scenarios at the meeting and were encouraged to take the other two scenarios home with them and answer those same questions.
Both Boards approved the final year-end payment of bills, pending the final receipt of all outstanding bills.
In new business, the Aurelia Board formally approved an $88,880 purchase of new kitchen equipment from Refrigeration Engineering out of Sioux City, and a $49,305 purchase of gym bleachers from Iowa Direct Equipment. All costs include installation and removal of old equipment.
Both of these purchases were made outside of the general contractor bid for the current remodeling project, so that the equipment could be ordered and delivered to meet timelines.
The Alta Board approved disposing of a 1980's bus which has not been used for a year due to an hydraulic brake problem which Transportation Director John Hill said would be "more expensive to fix than the bus is worth." Any useable parts will be removed before the bus is disposed of.
A Registration fee of $45 per student was approved by both Boards, with a reduced rate of $18 per student for those students who meet income-based eligibility requirements. All other fees and rentals for both districts will remain the same next year.
Superintendent Evans and Elementary Principal Stacie Cole discussed the on-going search for a Sign Language Interpreter. The District has been contracting the services of an interpreter from Lake Park for the last four months and the student involved really benefitted from her services, as did staff. This interpreter's charge of $45/hour plus travel expenses is seen by the administrators and Boards as cost prohibitive for the future, however, as the student involved is just nine years old and will require sign language interpretation services for several years to come. With this in mind, the position has been advertised and interviews have been set up. The Alta Board, which would have the contract, as the student attends the elementary school in Alta, approved setting a base salary rate for a full-time Sign Language Interpreter, so that this information would be available to applicants.
Middle School Principal Ann Sandine presented a request to the Aurelia Board for the purchase of several modules for the Synergistic Industrial Technology Lab, and after prolonged discussion, the Board approved the purchase of the Synergy Management Package, one Dell Server System, the Engineering Bridges Module, CNC Manufacturing Module, Engines Module, and Robots Module, for a cost of $25,423.
Sandine also reported that the District is in "desperate need" of textbooks for 6h Grade Science, as the ones the District has are outdated and the teacher has had to be creative the last couple of years and using a lot of online material. Sandine presented information about some available Science Course textbooks and online materials, and after discussion, the Aurelia Board approved the purchase of the online version, which is very interactive. The cost will be approximately $5000 for several online versions and a few textbooks, which will be made available to students who for homework assignments if they do not have access to a computer at home.
Evans reported that the Eastern Star group had requested a possible reduction in the fee for rental of the Roxy Theatre in Alta, which is owned by the Alta School District, for their upcoming benefit "Touch of Broadway" show this weekend. Normal rental fee is $200, but the Alta Board approved waiving the rental fee for this one-time event as "payment in kind" for a donation the organization had previously made for books for the Alta Elementary school.
Curriculum Director Cole reported that several teachers are taking courses on teaching the new Core Curriculum this summer. Sandine reported that that this coming school year all classes - not just the core classes - will need to be passed for students to maintain eligibility for activities.
High School Principal Tom Ryherd said there will be minor changes in the School Handbook this year. He said the day for extra student work will be changed to Wednesday late afternoons from Saturday; an Alternative School Handbook has also been developed, based on the regular handbook; Ryherd also said that he has spoken to a couple of companies about providing security cameras for the school hallways.
First readings were done on several School Board policies - the Equal Opportunities in Education Policy, and the Post-Issuance Compliance Policy (all Aurelia Board policies) and the Internet Safety Policy (Alta Board policy). In personnel matters, Jennifer Wittmaack, Consumer Science and Health teacher at the Aurelia Middle School, has resigned to take a position elsewhere; the Aurelia Board approved offering a 0.5 FTE contract to Tiffany Miller for Title I/Reading; they also approved a contract for Luke Miller as Middle School football coach; and for Brian Henley as Custodian. Tiffany Miller was also approved by the Alta Board for a 0.5 FTE contract for English Language Learner instructor, and the Alta Board also approved a contract for Kacee Jensen for an Early Childhood Special Education teacher position.
The meeting concluded with Evans giving an update on the Aurelia Elementary/Middle School renovations. Evans said the gym bleachers have been removed and the wall between the gym and the former shop area, which will be the new kitchen and commons area, has also been removed. Evans said the project is "a little ahead of schedule," and he also said that visitors are welcome to visit the site, but they should call the school ahead of time.
The cleaning projects at the Alta school are also ahead of schedule, and Evans said that the District has responded to an ADA compliance concern about accessibility at the Roxy Theatre. They are currently using a "stair-climber," and Evans said it seems to provide good access, but it remains to be seen if the ADA people will find this acceptable.


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Son to James Ross and Saliena Carolyn Dowd of Glenallen, Mo., Southeast Missouri Hospital, 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009. Name, Nolyn Levi. Weight, 6 pounds, 2 ounces. Fifth child, third son. Mrs. Dowd is the former Saliena Earley, daughter of Mark Earley of Marble Hill, Mo. Dowd is the son of Howard and Cheryl Dowd of Glenallen. He is owner of Dowd Enterprises.


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Sorry, but these really lacked flavor. I've never made scones before. These turned out okay...they weren't bad, they just weren't good. DH didn't like them at all, though. Wish I would've followed my instincts and added some herbs for more flavor. I followed the recipe exactly except had to use milk/lemon juice in place of buttermilk.
Loved it! Its been a long time since I made scones but this one was really good. I did not have buttermilk so I substituted with one part plain yogurt to two parts milk. I also used asiago cheese. I liked the little bit of heat. I froze mine to take to work for lunch or mid morning snack.
My girls caught on to the hint of cayenne and weren't in love with these but my dh & I thought they were great!
EXCELLENT! a TRUE "kid pleaser", as I do daycare and 8 kids, ranging in ages from 2-9 (a few picky eaters between them), gobbled up one whole batch of this! I will DEFINATELY be making this again, as well as keeping it in mind for snacks and something to pack in my daughter's lunchbox. THANK YOU for posting.
This is my first time making scones too and I will definitely make them again. I made these for OAMC and I believe they will freeze well. The texture in the final product was fantastic. Thanks for a great recipe.
My first time making scones and they turned out great. The instrustions were easy to follow and the only thing I did differed was to use parchament paper and not cooking spray. I did twice the amount and got 16 very large scones. I am hopeing they freeze well to add to the school lunches.


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Ashley Greene in 7 For All Mankind
Ashley Greene arrived back in Vancouver, Canada after catching a flight from LAX Airport a couple of days ago. She is back in Canada filming scenes for Breaking Dawn with her co stars. Ashley was the last Twilight star to arrive in Vancouver though, the others were there before.
Ashley was wearing a pair of 7 For All Mankind skinny jeans with a hoody and warm boots. It seems like more celebs are opting for 7 For All Mankind now too, the brand is really making some amazing jeans and jumping on the trends as soon as they hit, or even creating the trends on their own. Buy 7 For All Mankind jeans at Singer22.com.
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Paris Hilton was spotted doing some shopping at Kitson in Los Angeles, California yesterday. It looks like she left the store without actually buying anything though. I kind of find that strange, I know I do it a lot but I thought Paris would definitely pick something up. She loves shopping!
She was wearing her Siwy Denim grey skinny jeans with nude Christian Louboutin heels, a grey coloured jacket and a t-shirt. I quite like the casualness of this outfit, it's nice seeing Paris dress down now and wear a lot more denim. You can buy Siwy jeans from Singer22.com.
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G-Star Campaign Models Driving Around NYC
As G-Star rolls out their Spring/Summer 2011 campaign in some of your favorite magazines, you may spot the global advertising campaign models; British actress Gemma Arterton, and world chess no.1 Magnus Carlsen, driving around NYC! The artwork was captured by the iconic photographer and filmmaker, Anton Corbijn.
Rapidly establishing herself internationally on both stage and screen, Gemma is known for her leading roles in Hollywood blockbusters such as Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and Clash of the Titans, as well as in James Bond: Quantum of Solace and St. Trinian's. Acclaimed roles in the independent films Tamara Drewe and The Disappearance of Alice Creed have been complemented by stage performances, including in Kenneth McLeish's translation of The Master Builder, a classic tragedy originally written by Henrik Ibsen, at London's Almeida Theatre.
The Spring/Summer 2011 global advertising campaign once again features world chess number one, Magnus Carlsen. After beating the entire world in G-Star's RAW World Chess Challenge on September 10th, 2010, Magnus has recently opted to withdraw from the preliminaries for the next World Chess Championship and instead concentrate his efforts on popularizing chess amongst the wider public. G-Star want you to let them know if you see the buses! I think they look really interesting.
Zac Efron in Levi's & Diesel
Zac Efron has been busy filming scenes for his new movie New Years Eve in New York City over the past couple of weeks. In some of the photos you can get the idea that Zac is a bike messenger and he drives a moped. I honestly can't wait for this movie to come out. I loved Valentines Day!
Zac was wearing his favourite brand of the moment, he chose the Levi's 511 Skinny jeans in Black Stretch with a Diesel Wurra Jacket. I'm not too keen on his lime green t-shirt with the outfit but I don't think he would wear that outside the movie, I'm sure. Are any of you looking forward to the movie? Buy these jeans at Levi's for $58 and buy the jacket at Diesel for $395.
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What do you think? Lets say "overweight" is at least 30lbs over the average healthy range for your height and age.
So if your range is 130-160 you would need to be 190 to be considered overweight in this poll.
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Particulars of your weight are not a bad exam in and of themselves. But how you live your life. Are you active, are you eating healthily and of the proper portion for your activity level? A lot of factors contribute to one's weight that may not be controllable.
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And we can't deny that the biggest indicator of these two bad habits is an unhealthy weight. It's just the truth.
Sometimes, not all the time. See my post about my mother who weighs all of 100 pounds and eats like crap and doesn't exercise, or the other poster who struggled with drug addiction which was why she was able to eat crap and not exercise and be skinny.
Being skinny does not mean that you are likely to be healthy or have a healthy lifestyle.
I did see your post about the skinny person you know. I also pointed out that I know there are many exceptions to weight and health being linked.
But most overweight people are not the exception.
Most peoples' weight (give or take an amount that's right for their build) is tied to their health. I would never debate a person on why they think they're skinny or heavy. One could never win an argument against all the made up excuses or real reasons for that one specific person. I am not attempting to debate anyone's personal story and as mentioned above, I am not referring to any person who has an outstanding reason for being overweight like meds/health problems. I think there is a widely accepted consensus among the medical community that this country is overweight and it's an epidemic. How is that healthy for our kids? We have one of the most obese generations of young kids. To turn a blind eye to that problem or say that sure, it's bad but I'm the exception is called denial.
And lastly, I do not believe being skinny means you're healthy either. But that was not the question posted. And I also know about the newer idea of skinny-fat people. Doctors can measure a "thin" persons actual fat make-up and see that though they may weigh the right amount for their height and age, that they aren't healthy at all. They actually have a lot of fat in their body.You stating the opposite of my thoughts on people who are heavy doesn't prove anything. I don't think that they are healthy because they are skinny. I do think that if one is overweight, it's a sign they are unhealthy and is MOST LIKELY tied in part to lifestyle choices.
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