text: Home World Qaddafi and Aristide: Dumped by a Fickle America They were once considered friends of the U.S. Now we're trying to topple one as we shun the other. By: Joel Dreyfuss Posted: March 22 2011 12:18 AM 0 Muammar Qaddafi and Jean-Bertrand Aristide (Getty Images) The United States plunged into its third Middle East conflict Saturday, launching missile strikes against Muammar Qaddafi's armed forces in Libya even as our leaders denied that we were going to war. With the approval of the Arab League and the U.N. Security Council in hand, the U.S. took its first active step in what it surely hopes -- despite the official denials -- will be the end of the 42-year reign of Africa's most erratic leader. Halfway around the world in Haiti, Jean-Bertrand Aristide came home to an enthusiastic welcome from his followers and cold silence from his enemies. The former Haitian president, who had spent the last seven years in South Africa, landed in Port-Au-Prince Friday after President Obama personally failed to convince South African President Jacob Zuma to delay Aristide's return until after the second round of Haitian elections that began Sunday. Aristide could tell Qaddafi about the perils of having the U.S. fall out of "like" with you. Both men were once viewed as American allies, but now both are cast as enemies of democracy by Washington. They symbolize the hypocrisy in our foreign policy -- and one reason it is so difficult for the Obama administration, and previous U.S. administrations, to convince people around the world that America's intentions are as pure and simple as we would like them to believe. In 1994 President Bill Clinton used our military might to restore Aristide to power, three years after the winner of what was arguably the most democratic election in Haiti's history had been ousted in a military coup. In 2004, during his second term in office, Aristide again boarded a plane provided by the U.S., this time for a hurried exit as a rebel force of murky origins advanced toward Port-au-Prince. He now says he was kidnapped and forced into exile by the Bush administration. His return on Friday, and the outpouring of support from thousands of supporters, showed that despite his years in South Africa, Aristide remains a potent and polarizing force in Haitian politics. Until a few weeks ago, Qaddafi was a close ally in the war on terror, reportedly helping Western nations attack and destroy Islamic terror networks in Africa and Europe. This relationship was fairly new, the aftermath of Qaddafi's remarkable public abandonment of his sponsorship of insurgent groups and terrorist acts, such as the Pan Am 103 plane crash. Qaddafi had decided to go straight, it seemed, paying reparations to the Lockerbie victims and abandoning plans to acquire weapons of mass destruction. For several years now, American officials have praised the unpredictable Libyan leader as an important partner in the war on terror. But that budding relationship was upset by the wave of democracy sweeping the Arab world. The yearning for real participation in governance put all of our friendly dictators in an uncomfortable light. While the ouster of Tunisia's president was not significant to American interests, Hosni Mubarak's fall in strategically important Egypt exposed American double-talk about democracy against the backdrop of our obsession with al-Qaida. American leaders may have preached democracy's importance, but our reluctance to abandon a close ally in Egypt and our waffling on the challenges to authoritarian governments in Yemen and Bahrain have left our foreign policy contradictions -- and our support for dictators -- fully exposed and fully exploitable by al-Qaida and other enemies of the United States. We did not suddenly discover that Qaddafi was a ruthless leader, willing to use brute force against his own citizens to retain power and appealing to other Arabs to join him in fighting the "crusaders." For four decades he used raw power and a cult of personality to retain control of Libya. In addition to funding Islamic terrorists, he instigated and funded some of the bloodiest conflicts in Africa while casting himself as an African leader. In the New York Times last week, Michael Scheuer, a former CIA official, defended America's dealings with people like Qaddafi. "Foreign policy and intelligence doesn't have anything to do with values," he explained. "It has to do with material interests and security. We would be blind in most of the world if we only dealt with Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm." It was an unusually frank admission of what superpowers are willing to do to look after their own interests. Now that having Qaddafi as a friend is embarrassing, we've taken a step away from him, if not from Libyan oil. No doubt, part of Obama's calculation is not to end up on the side opposite those who control the spigot in Libya, whether or not they are democrats. Washington's breakup with Aristide came seven years ago, after it appeared that he had lost a substantial portion of his disillusioned base -- and hardened the opposition of the powerful elite. But he still had two years left to serve in a term to which he had been democratically elected, and a lot of Haitians hoped that America would back the democratic process, even if it didn't like the democrat. Massive demonstrations (funded by his enemies, his supporters argued) pressed for his departure; he and his entourage were increasingly linked to corruption and murders of critics, journalists and potential competitors. When a small band of armed men began a slow march from the northern part of Haiti toward the capital, U.S. and French officials reportedly warned Aristide that they could not protect him. Ten years after Bill Clinton had praised him as Haiti's best hope for democracy, Aristide was suddenly a pariah, flown secretly out of the country and dumped in central Africa without finishing his term of office. Eventually Thabo Mbeki, then president of South Africa, offered him exile. On his return last week, Aristide criticized the exclusion of his Fanmi Lavalas party from the electoral process that the U.S. had endorsed, saying it represented the "exclusion of the majority." He has refrained from directly criticizing Michel Martelly and Mirlande Manigat, the two presidential candidates in the runoff. No doubt, his presence has already undermined the legitimacy of the result. But after seven years abroad, at least Aristide is back home. For Qaddafi, hunkered down in his bunker and hoping that the bombs aren't smart enough to find him, the divorce from the U.S. could prove a lot more costly. Unlike Haiti, which at best is a foreign policy annoyance to the U.S. (no boat people washing up on the Florida beaches, please), Libya is far more strategic. It borders Egypt and is a significant supplier of oil. The U.S. may argue that its U.N. mandate does not include killing or removing Qaddafi, but hey, bad things can happen when you break up. Joel Dreyfuss is The Root's managing editor. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre 0


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Riverside was founded in the early 1870s. A few years after the city's founding, the first navel orange was planted and from there, it flourished and planting on a larger scale begun. With four saloons in Riverside at its conception, they were forced out through the rise in license fees and shortly after, more prosperous activities were brought to the area by investors from England and Canada, thus the first golf and polo fields in Southern California were built.
The citrus industry was established and by 1882 there were more than half a million citrus trees in the state of California, half of which were in Riverside. BY 1895, with the development of the refrigerated railroad cars and innovative irrigation systems, Riverside was the richest city per capita in the U.S. The city has continued to prosper and has since developed the Mission Inn which has attracted many royalty, presidents, and celebrities. Riverside is the "City of Arts and Innovation," a choice place for vacationers, and still holds history that was influenced by its European settlers.
Things to Do in Riverside:
With such a rich history and wonderful geography, there are so many amazing things to do in Riverside. With attractions that are unique to Riverside and recreation that allows you to fully enjoy the geographic beauty of the city, there is already a great deal of things to do.
The attractions in Riverside are of a truly eclectic nature, but they are all remarkable in their own right. Mount Rubidoux is one of the hills in the city limits and is a city park and a landmark. Travel to the foothills of the Box Spring Mountains and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and the 3,500 plant species at the UCR Botanical Gardens. Spend a fun filled day with the family at Castle Park as you ride the various rides, get soaked at Buccaneer Cove, play mini golf, see a magic show and more. Learn all there is to know about the historic Mission Inn at the Mission Inn Museum.
The rich history and culture of Riverside can be viewed in the various factions of art throughout the city, be it in museums, galleries, or performing arts. The greatest piece of history is the Parent Navel Orange Tree located at the corner of Magnolia and Arlington streets. Experience the world of art in an architectural work of art from 1929 at the Riverside Art Museum. Explore innovative works of art at the Sweeney Art Gallery, or the inventions, photography and films of the California Museum of Photography. See a live show at the historic Riverside Municipal Auditorium or the Fox Performing Arts Center. Experience the amazing talent and passion of the California Riverside Ballet, the Riverside Community Players, the Riverside County Philharmonic, and the Riverside Lyric Opera.
Outdoor recreation in Riverside is such a joy as there is so much to be done. With more than 50 parks in the city, there are plenty of walking trails, baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, volleyball courts, playgrounds, pools, picnic tables, and barbecue areas to enjoy. Take advantage of the city's landscape and enjoy nature at places like Mount Rubioux, Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park, the California Citrus State Historic Park, and Fairmont Park. Go hiking, biking, fishing, pedal boating, skating, and play golf at these locations.
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The climate in Riverside can be classified as semi-arid Mediterranean which accounts for hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The average summer temperature is in the 90s, but often exceeds 100 degrees; however, there is low humidity. During the winter months, the average high is in the upper 60s, but during the rainy days, it typically doesn't pass 55 degrees. Riverside only gets 10.4 inches of annual precipitation, in the form of rain.
The economy in Riverside is split between manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors. With light-industry being the bulk of the manufacturing side, there is a range of products being produced, such as aircraft and automotive parts, electronic and medical equipment, and food products. There are several industrial parks that support the manufacturing sector as well. Riverside is also home to many legal, accounting, brokerage, architectural, engineering and technology firms, and banking institutions. The County of Riverside is the city's top employer, followed by Riverside Unified School District, the University of California – Riverside, and Kaiser Permanente.
If you have a family, depending on what area you move to, your child could be in either of the two public school districts that serve Riverside. On the eastern side is the Riverside Unified School District which has 32 elementary schools, seven middle schools, 10 high schools, one K-12 institution, a school for the deaf, and high school for Native American tribal members. Those on the western side of the city will be served by the Alvord Unified School District which has 12 elementary, three middle, and four high schools in Riverside.
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May 27, 2016
New Student Registration is an important opportunity for parents of new students.
May 27, 2016
Two years ago Gerise Herndon led a group of Nebraska Wesleyan students to Rwanda for the university's first faculty-led trip to Africa.
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Two Nebraska Wesleyan University students have been selected for the Fulbright Summer Institute. They are among approximately 60 undergraduates from the United States and UK to be selected for the...
May 20, 2016
The Archway Cafe is open this summer!
May 19, 2016
President Fred Ohles awarded degrees to approximately 500 undergraduate and graduate students during Nebraska Wesleyan University's 127th annual commencement held Saturday, May 14.
May 18, 2016
Dr. David Hopwood Mickey has been personally involved with the entire history of Nebraska Wesleyan University until now.
May 13, 2016
Classes are done for the 2016-2017 academic year but seven Nebraska Wesleyan students are reading and researching all they can about Thailand. The group leaves May 19 for a 13-day service trip. It...
May 6, 2016
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April 28, 2016
Three Nebraska Wesleyan University students and two alumni have been accepted into the Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program.
April 19, 2016
Nebraska poet Marjorie Saiser will deliver the William C. Kloefkorn Nebraska Writers Series lecture on Thursday, April 28 at Nebraska Wesleyan University.
April 15, 2016
To honor the 400th anniversary of playwright William Shakespeare's death, Stephen Buhler, an expert in renaissance literature, will deliver the lecture, "Eloquence in Action: Rhetorics of...
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The flooding lasted just days in Columbia, South Carolina, last October. But the recovery is far from over.
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Lucy Sjulin listened closely to Spanish professor Rita Ricaurte talk about a faculty-led summer trip to Alicante, Spain. It was Sjulin's first year at Nebraska Wesleyan and the opportunity to...
April 4, 2016
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Theatre Department continues its celebration of playwright William Shakespeare with the latest production, "Mrs. Shakespeare."
March 30, 2016
The co-author of the recently published book, The Communication of Hate, will discuss "Hate and Hate Speech in American Life" at a Nebraska Wesleyan University lecture on Wednesday, April...
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Mark your calendars for September 22-25 for Homecoming 2016.
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March 17, 2016
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Theatre Department continues its salute to William Shakespeare with the musical comedy, "Illyria."
March 15, 2016
A science evangelist whose passion is helping make science fun will deliver Nebraska Wesleyan University's Fetzer Science Lecture on Wednesday, March 23.
March 8, 2016
Aaron Miller was only six-years-old when music started to play an important role in his life. He sang in his family church choir. He sang in high school.
March 7, 2016
Three Nebraska Wesleyan University students had the opportunity to participate in the world's largest math meeting.
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Nearly nine months ago tragedy struck in Charleston, S.C. when nine individuals were gunned down at Emmanuel African Methodist Church.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University's Touch of Class Jazz Choir will make three performance stops during its spring tour to Iowa.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University's 10th annual International Film Festival is February 18-24 and will feature six films from Spain, Japan, Singapore, France, Germany, and Estonia.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University has announced its academic honors list for students enrolled in the adult program for the fall semester of the 2014-2015 academic year.
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I couldn't find any newer posts regarding the Zimbra Connector for Outlook and Windows 8, the most recent thing I saw was from four months ago. Has anyone found a resolution for the error about LSMSSP.DLL, as seen in the image below?
Also, before you get out the pitchforks, I realize that Windows 8 isn't officially out and all that jazz, and I don't care.
My thought is that perhaps the Zimbra Connector for Outlook is looking for this .dll file in a specific location, and if we can identify that location perhaps we can make an NTFS junction point to it's new location and give Zimbra a helping hand.


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Deputy goes for wild ride while responding to call
Published: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 5:31 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 5:31 p.m.
A Marion County Sheriff's Office deputy lost control of his patrol vehicle, which flipped over, as he responded to a burglary call Monday evening.
Deputy Travis O'Cull lost control of the Ford Explorer as he entered a curve near the 9700 block of Southeast County Road 464C just before 8:30 p.m. The Explorer hit an exposed drainage pipe and flipped, landing on the driver's side, according to Marion County Sheriffs' Office reports.
O'Cull was responding the a burglary in progress and had the lights and sirens engaged.
The officer was taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center, where he was treated and released.
The vehicle sustained approximately $10,000 in damages, according to reports.
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MCLEAN, Va. (WUSA) -- Victims in as many as 14 burglaries in McLean, Vienna and Falls Church are relieved after the arrest of three suspects.
Fairfax County Police said in a statement that "While responding to four reports of burglaries in the McLean area on Monday, May 13, detectives spotted the suspect vehicle, a 2006, silver, Ford Explorer, unoccupied. Surveillance was set up on that vehicle and when the suspects returned to it, they were apprehended. "
Arrested are Craig Hopta, 29, Michael Lewis, 29 and Diana Seaborn, 34, all from Maryland. Police say they "were transported to the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center and they were each charged with four counts of burglary, two counts of grand larceny, two counts of larceny for resale, and possession of burglarious tools."
Monday's burglaries took place on Daleview Drive, Laurelwood Drive, Virginia Lane, and on Alvord Street.
Police say that detectives have linked these suspects to a larger series of burglaries including ten in the McLean area and others in the Town of Vienna and the City of Falls Church.
Police say other cases are also being evaluated to determine if they are connected.
Items stolen during the burglaries included jewelry, electronics, handbags, silverware and cash. Detectives have recovered some of the stolen property and will attempt to reunite it with its rightful owners.
One resident whose home was hit said she is hopeful she might get her wedding bands and other jewelry back, but is most please that "these people will pay for what they did."
Amber (she does not want us to use her last name) was on a field trip with one of her children when her house was burglarized. She says the feeling of being violated by strangers who had ransacked your home was stronger than she thought it would be.
"The combination of fear and anger that comes with that, that realization that someone thought it was OK to go off with it," she said.
The thieves could not get in through the back door after breaking the door's glass because there was a dead bolt key lock and the key was not in the lock. So, they went around to the front of the house, smashed a window and climbed in.
Her home was one of 10 burglars hit in McLean on Friday May 3rd between the hours of 10 am and 3:30. Her husband was actually home all morning, but the thieves hit when he went out for a short while.
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The C. Bechstein company breaks new ground: At the invitation of the German jewellery manufacturer Wellendorff, Bechstein took part in the opening ceremonies of a new Wellendorff shop in Beijing.
True Gems
For the event, Bechstein provided an instrument on a par with the sumptuous jewels on display at the new Wellendorff premises: a C. Bechstein L 167 grand piano in a burled walnut finish and in the rounded, elegant forms of the Chippendale style. The instrument's wonderfully noble sound enchanted the discriminating Chinese audience.
Wellendorff has stood for the pinnacle of quality in jewellery since 1893, while Bechstein has been producing top-class pianos for even longer: since 1853. The two historic companies are currently expanding in China, and spreading the reputation for excellent craftsmanship that has made the label "Made in Germany" a seal of quality.


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Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - Kyrie Irving scored the deciding basket with
one second left as the Cleveland Cavaliers edged the Charlotte Bobcats,
106-104, at Time Warner Cable Arena.
Cleveland blew an 18-point third-quarter lead but still managed to halt a
three-game losing streak mostly because of Irving, with the reigning NBA
Rookie of the Year recording 14 of his game-high 33 points over the final 4
1/2 minutes.
Tristan Thompson also helped the Cavs notch only their fourth win in 18 games
by compiling a season-best 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting and pulling down 13
rebounds. C.J. Miles contributed 18 points to the triumph.
Ben Gordon led Charlotte's near-comeback by pouring in 11 of his 27 points in
the fourth quarter, but the Bobcats couldn't come up with a second consecutive
victory after ending their 18-game skid with Monday's 91-81 decision at
Ramon Sessions added 20 points for Charlotte, while Gerald Henderson hit 4-
of-5 attempts from 3-point range en route to 17 points.
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|Dragons remain undefeated with 2 wins before break
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
HHS boys' varsity basketball won two games on the road over the weekend on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 19 and 20, bringing their record at the holiday break to 6-0.
The Dragons soundly beat Haxtun 51-35 Friday, and barely squeaked out the win in overtime against Sedgwick County 49-48 at Ovid Saturday.
Complete reports of the games will be in next week's Enterprise.
Both junior varsity and C teams had back-to-back wins over the weekend as well.
The Dragons will return from the holiday break to host Merino Friday, Jan. 9, and then Wiggins Saturday, Jan. 10.


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Time to dance off the turkey, people.
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Hey, it's kind of cold! Sounds like a good excuse to huddle up inside your neighboring music venue for some soul- and body-warming music. These shows could very well save your life:
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To what god shall we direct our gratitude for the imminent showering of world-class entertainment? That would be Apollo, son of Zeus, brother of Artemis, friend of San Francisco.
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Let's dive right into the frenzy…
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I know you're asking yourself tough questions right now. Like how could I possibly muster the strength to see shows the week after the Giants won the World Series and after spending all weekend drinking stupid amounts of booze to feel comfortable in my uber-topical costume? The answer is: you live in San Francisco, and this is what you signed up for. No complaining.
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Few cities embrace Halloween like San Francisco, and we partially credit the reliable abundance of live music events during the holiday. But, let's be honest, we're all just a bunch of weirdos who love to dress up, get down, and tip a few. Here's just where to do that this week.
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Atlanta Hawks head coach Mike Budenholzer was
arrested Wednesday night on a drunk driving charge.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, a Georgia State Patrol trooper
stopped Budenholzer's vehicle at about 10:30 p.m. ET because its tail lights
were not operating.
The paper said Budenholzer was booked into the Atlanta City Jail and was
released at 3:45 a.m. Thursday morning on $1,524 bond.
Budenholzer was named the new Hawks coach in May after spending the past 19
seasons in San Antonio, the last 17 as an assistant coach.
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Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
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Entering its 35th edition this year, the Bali Arts Festival will again be rolled out on the fabled island of Bali, centered around the Bali's Art Center in Denpasar, capital of Bali Province. The Festival will be ongoing from 15th June to 13th July 2013.
Bali Arts Festival 2013 this year carries the theme of "Taksu", meaning Inspiration or Charisma, with main focus on traditional art forms.
The month-long festival will commence with a parade of performers from all districts in Bali and other Indonesian provinces, as well as by foreign participants, and is normally attended by the President of the Republic of Indonesia himself. After the elaborate parade on June 15, a formal Grand Opening ceremony will be held that same evening at the Artha Candra Open Stage.
The festival will feature over 340 national and international cultural groups. Participating will be groups from the U.S.A., India, Korea and several European nations. There will be daily performances of dance and music as well as countless related cultural and commercial activities, during which literally the whole of Bali will be drawn to Denpasar to present their offerings of dance, music and beauty.
Ancient forms of classical Balinese dances will be resurrected during this year's festival. Also featured are culinary exhibitions, competitions, fashion shows, flower shows and displays of traditional handicrafts.
Each year, the Bali Arts Festival features the enthralling classical dances of the island, such as the legong, gambuh, kecak, barong, baris, the mask dance and the like, on which contemporary choreographies have been created, while old village dances and activities are also revived. Over the years, the whole range of classical Balinese epics and folk stories - such as the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Sutasoma, Panji - have thus been turned into "colossal Dance dramas" known as Sendratari.
Through its 35 years history, the Bali Arts Festival has become an important and essential media to rediscover and preserve the unique and celebrated arts and culture of Bali, and at the same time increase its people's welfare. Through this special annual event, it is hoped that the genuine wisdom and philosophy of the people of Bali will not only be preserved but will also grow and be spread to other parts of the world.
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Understanding lupus. Lupus Foundation of America website. Available at:
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Seventeen Pro Football Hall of Famers and Dave Robinson, who will be inducted this weekend, have signed a letter telling NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell they are concerned about medical care for former players and the league's "continued denial of the link between repeated head impacts and permanent brain damage."
The letter, signed by NFL greats including Tony Dorsett, Floyd Little, Leroy Kelly and Paul Krause, comes just a few days ahead of the Hall of Fame festivities in Canton, Ohio.
The league is being sued by about 4,200 players who say they suffer from dementia, Alzheimer's disease and other neurological conditions, which they believe stem from on-field concussions. Ten of the letter's signees are plaintiffs in the ongoing legal fight, including Dorsett, Kelly and Krause.
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WASHINGTON – Matthew Olsen swung open his door shortly after 3 p.m. More than a half dozen people were waiting, with writing tools and notes in hand. Judging from their varied expressions, there was good and bad news.
The impending meeting on Feb. 11 was one of several that Olsen, the director of the National Counterterrorism Center in D.C., has each day to check the climate of the counterterrorism world.
While NCTC officials did not characterize the meeting or the level of urgency it carried, it came at a crucial point in the U.S. counterterrorism timeline.
In 2008, a report from the Bipartisan Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation and Terrorism warned: "Our margin of safety is shrinking, not growing. In fact, on the current trajectory, we believe it is more likely than not that a weapon of mass destruction – probably biological rather than nuclear – will be used somewhere in the world by the end of 2013."
A stream of troubling developments starting in 2012 has reminded U.S. intelligence officials that this is now 2013.
Areas of North Africa have erupted into an insurgent-controlled terrorism cluster bomb that insurgents have detonated on multiple occasions, recently killing Americans in the process. An al-Qaida influenced coup in Mali in March 2012 that has since been arrested, but not fully staunched, started the hemorrhage.
The violence continued on Sept. 11, 2012 when U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other U.S. citizens were killed in an attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, enflaming political passions that are still raging in Washington.
On Jan. 19, three Americans were killed after Islamic militants stormed work and living quarters at the Amenas gas facility in eastern Algeria.
In each case, the attackers deployed sophisticated weapons, which U.S. officials believe came from Libya. But among the most notable trends is that these attacks were launched quickly.
The attack in Benghazi appeared to be the manifestation of what former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations was "part of a broader strategic challenge to the United States and our partners in North Africa."
U.S. officials say Libya's fledgling central government and immense stretches of ungoverned space have allowed numerous threats to generate in the region and endanger the continent and beyond.
Thousands of weapons have disappeared from stockpiles maintained by former Libya dictator Muammar Ghadafi. U.S. and foreign intelligence officials worry that chemical or biological weapons may be among the many regularly smuggled through North Africa.
Approximately 800 government analysts and hundreds of contractors from the intelligence community at the NCTC and elsewhere, are constantly picking at bits and pieces of intelligence — looking for trends and clues that might head off a future attack.
"Groups have in some cases adopted the core intention of al-Qaida of attacking the United States in the middle or North Africa or attacking us in the United States," says Olsen, explaining the perpetrators' tactics.
The threat from what Olsen calls the core of al-Qaida has "greatly diminished" since the killing of key leaders such as Osama bin laden and Anwar al-Awlaki, he says.
"I think today the threat is a lot more decentralized, and it is more diverse and that in fact makes it in some ways unpredictable and harder to take steps against those threats," he says.
There are many other global hot spots that concern U.S. officials. Clinton said during her Senate testimony that there are more than 20 other diplomatic facilities around the world that are at risk.
Officials at the NCTC — the main organization in the U.S. government that analyzes intelligence related to terrorism — work around the clock, trying to piece together useful information.
"The first thing in the morning when I get here, we have a threat briefing and that's provided by a handful of briefers who have been here since two or three in the morning," Olsen says.
He says the briefers review information flowing in, including cable traffic from around the world and open source information.
"They are able to provide for myself and the other senior leaders here situational awareness," he says.
Even with more awareness, there seems to be less time to act.
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Did an upgrade today on a RHEL 4 32bit machine...as usual, no issues. :)
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Did an upgrade today on a RHEL 4 32bit machine...as usual, no issues. :)
Worked a treat here to. Great work ZCS team :D
Same here on Ubuntu 6.06.2 LTS 64bit - all OK :)
We upgraded from 5.0.3 to 5.0.6 no problems and several UI bugs fixed
specially for other languages then English.
From 5.04 to 5.06 works fine too!
Ubuntu 6.06-2 64bits
Thanks Zimbra Team.
5.0.5 - 5.0.6 on F7, no problems here.
5.0.5 NE -> 5.0.6 on RHEL4
All worked fine (for the first time) with no need to call support due to certificate issues...
Spoke too soon, accessing subfolders on shared briefcase now generates an error when trying to access. The subfolders show and the files in the root of the shared briefcase are OK but the contents of the subfolders are not showing after the error message is displayed. See http://www.zimbra.com/forums/adminis...e-5-0-6-a.html
mmorse, where are you when I need you? Bit of a problem this one.
Mike has nothing to do with it.
Did you open a bug in bugzilla ?
I found this one but I don't see your votes : Bug 28408 - Invalid request while attempting to access sub folder of shared briefcase
If you're a NE customer, did you open a case ?


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Radiation therapy (also called radiotherapy) often plays a vital role in the treatment of patients with cancer at the Avera Cancer Institute. Frequently combined with other treatments such as surgery or chemotherapy, radiotherapy uses ionizing radiation – delivered either externally or internally – to control or kill cancer cells by permanently damaging their DNA. The challenge is to do this with the least possible damage to healthy tissues.
For patients whose doctors have recommended radiotherapy, Avera Medical Group Radiation Oncology provides the two things they need most: the most advanced radiotherapy technology available and a healthcare team with world-class expertise.
Our board-certified Radiation Oncologists have not only treated thousands of cancer patients with radiotherapy, but have also been pioneers in the use of high-end technologies – such as brachytherapy – now used daily in the Avera Cancer Institute and at cancer centers around the world. They work side-by-side with board-certified Medical Physicists, Dosimetrists and dedicated teams of Therapists who have special expertise in specific types of radiotherapy.
As part of the Avera Cancer Institute, the Radiation Oncology team works closely with your other doctors to develop a personalized radiotherapy treatment plan and coordinate it with your other therapies. Because every patient is unique, every treatment plan is highly individualized. Avera Medical Group Radiation Oncology excels in the use of sophisticated treatment planning methods to optimize the effectiveness of radiotherapy treatment, minimize the radiation dose to healthy tissue, and ensure the best possible cancer outcomes.
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I set zimbra and ldap query external domino ldap successfully . But on lotus side how to make to read the zimbra also ??
as they are same domain if they cannot query then will reply no usernmae found in domino directory.
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1932 Ford Roadster Pickup - The Shrine Of 409Written by Chris Shelton on November 1, 2012 Inspired by a verse, Crawford Byxbee crafts a WMD worth liking: a W-Motored Deuce
Every one of us can see the ultimate hot rod in our mind's eye. Only Crawford Byxbee can hear his. It's a verse from a song you probably know. Here, sing along with us: "My four-speed, dual-quad Positraction four-oh-nine."
But Crawford's car differs from the one that inspired the Beach Boys half a century ago. It's not an Impala or a Bel Air—it's not even a Chevrolet for that matter. Nor is it truly a Ford, despite what its grille, cowl, doors, and bed imply.
In fact his car doesn't sit well with any categorization. It's one part parts hauler, another part roadster, a touch of lakes racer, a little bit of dirt tracker, and a whole bunch of muscle car. Yet it's all hot rod.
As any proper hot rod project should this one began as an engine, the largest displacement W-series Chevrolet offered to the public. "I always thought the 409 was the ultimate in nostalgia muscle motor," he begins. "In the fall of 2006, I came across a 409 with my name on it."
Prior to the purchase, Burt's Auto in Colorado Springs, Colorado, machined its passenger-car 409 block and crank. Colorado's Jack Gibbs built the engine as a pump-friendly version of the '63 425-horse model. He had Ross Racing Pistons machine a set of slugs with larger chamber volumes. He pinned them to Precision Engine Parts' I-beam connecting rods and topped the engine with a pair of '65 pickup heads. Only before they went on they got machined for oversized stainless valves.
Iskenderian Cams' version of GM's 425hp solid-tappet cam and COMP Cams' roller rockers dictate their opening events. Crawford fulfilled the dual-quad part of the verse with a genuine Chevrolet manifold and Edelbrock's versions of Carter's venerable 500-cfm AFB carburetors. A Mallory Unilite distributor and 7mm wires light the fire.
He addressed the four-speed part of the verse with a transmission prepped by Tequesta, Florida's gear guru, Paul Cangialosi. He used an Auto Gear M22W transmission, the company's wide-ratio version of Muncie's legendary M22, aka the Rock Crusher, due to the howl its low-pitch gears make.
Crawford found a home for that powertrain in a pinched Total Cost Involved Engineering chassis. He had it stretched 3 inches to accommodate the bigger engine and a second pedal installed to accommodate the clutch.
Technically it's impossible for Crawford's car to fulfill the Positraction part of the verse; Speedway Engineering based the Super Max quick-change axle on Ford's design yet Positraction is a GM trademark. However, the axle does have a limited-slip gear carrier, which is what the Positraction really is. That axle links to the chassis by way of a Total Cost Involved four-bar suspension, Panhard bar, and All American coilover dampers.
The front suspension consists of the company's hairpins and Panhard bar, a Super Bell I-beam axle, Pete & Jakes dampers, and a Unisteer steering rack. Wilwood 10-3/4-inch-diameter rotors and four-piston calipers on the front axle and Ford 11-inch-diameter drums on the rear promise to deliver this juggernaut from high speeds.
Crawford fabricated the 1-3/4-inch primary lakes-style headers and the Bassani-baffled 2-1/4-inch-diameter pipes that they feed. At lower speeds a Cooling Components' 16-inch-diameter fan pulls air through a Walker radiator.
His body choice was a rather inspired one. "It all started back in 1960 when I got my first car," he says. "My dad advanced me most of the $160 for a '29 Ford roadster pickup." He rebuilt it several times, hopping up its engine along the way.
But typical for anyone who drove one when they were plentiful, Crawford can no longer fit so well in a Model A roadster pickup. Progression suggests that a Deuce cab would do but according to the V-8 Club of America the open '32 cab was hardly more than a modestly revised '31. Not that it mattered; as Crawford found out Budd made fewer than 600 B-76 open-cab pickup bodies for Ford in 1932, making them both rare and valuable.
He did find solace in Brookville's version. Unlike Ford, the company builds it using the conventional roadster cowl and doors. The unique cab backside yields as much interior room as a conventional roadster body, basically 9 inches longer than a real '32 open-cab pickup.
Naturally, the body fits the Deuce chassis. The bed, as Crawford discovered, is a different story. "Brookville says that the bed fits a '32 frame, but what it didn't make clear is that it fits Brookville's '32 frame." Naturally chassis modifications followed.
But it was in those challenges that Crawford realized his creative genius. For example, the lack of space for a conventional battery inspired him to mount two thin 6V batteries behind the seat. Making the entire exhaust system proved challenging but it offered him the opportunity to learn to TIG weld and to route the downpipes along rearmost primaries and tuck the entire exhaust system within the framerails. "This makes things pretty busy near the brake and clutch cylinders but it's manageable," he notes.
Steve Gerrig and Crawford shot the grille shell, body, and bed in PPG DP90LF primer in Crawford's garage, "[A] big mistake if you value your garage," he cautions. They shot the details—the firewall, engine, wheels, and chassis parts—in single-stage PPG Viper Red. Crawford lit the car with Bob Drake's version of Arrow headlights and '37 Ford taillights.
Idaho can get chilly at night, even during the summer, so Crawford mounted a Vintage Air heater on the firewall. He and Mike Maris wired the car with an American Autowire harness. So he wouldn't have to work upside-down and backward Crawford attached the fuse panel on a magnetic mount that sticks to the firewall. "It cost nothing and allows me to take it out in 15 seconds," he boasts.
"This was quite an experience," Crawford admits, who'd until this one tinkered with and helped build other cars. "With enough welding wire and grinding wheels even an amateur can do this," he concludes. "… it just takes a long time and a good attitude." And we say it also took a good mind's eye to see this project through even if it was his ear that inspired him. She's real fine, his four-oh-nine.
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Crawford chose a small Denso alternator from a Kubota tractor and made brackets to fasten it low on the engine. "It only puts out something like 40 amps but it is more than enough for my no-frills car," he says.Though hidden by Moon spun-aluminum wheel discs, the 15x5 and 16x8 wheels are actually '40 Ford-style Gennies by Wheel Vintiques. They wear Firestone 5.00-15 ribbed tires and 8.90-16 blocks.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - Police are asking the public's help in finding a person of interest connected with an armed robbery.
The incident took place on Jan. 6 in the 3400 block of Georgia Ave. NW. MPD reports that the person is described as a black male with medium complexion, 30 years of age, 5'5-5'6" tall, 130-140 pounds and armed with a shotgun.
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News: Pasadena City College Offers Theatre in London Tour May 2013
Be part of Pasadena City College's wildly successful Theatre in London program by spending spring in the birthplace of The Bard as PCC invites you to experience London at its finest from May 3-12. Spend eight days at the four-star Thistle Bloomsbury Hotel (just blocks of the famous West End Theatre District), see four plays, visit Cambridge, and receive a tour of the National Theatre.
PCC students and community members are invited to join PCC English Division Dean Amy Ulmer and associate professor Joseph Sierra on a weeklong tour of the dramatic arts. Free time will be available to explore London at your leisure. Visit the world-renowned British Museum, the British Library, Westminster Abbey, The Houses of Parliament, the Tate Gallery, the National Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum, Covent Garden, Harrods, pubs, and fabulous food and shopping.
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Sugar Scrub – Raw Christmas…Tuesday, December 24th, 2013
I needed some gifts for Christmas eve and Christmas day and I didn't feel like bringing my usual raw food desserts or raw food goodies so I made this brown sugar and vanilla scrub. SO easy and pretty! Posted this on Facebook and you all wanted to know how, so here is the recipe:
Brown Sugar
Sweet almond Oil (you can use other oils. Coconut I'm sure, but I would think it would harden, maybe that would work though)
Vanilla extract
Put the brown sugar in a bowl and add the oil. Mix well. Its usually about 1 cup of sugar to 1/4 or a 1/2 of oil. I'm sure you can find a to of recipes online. Just dont make it too oily. You want it to be grainy. Also, after sitting, the sugar soaks up the oil, so add a little less then you think.
Write out some labels.
Wrap some cloth around the lid.
Put some pretty paper around the outside and tie with some cloth.
I used tissue paper and some pieces of an old shirt.
Happy Holidays!


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Meet the Beetlesby Eric Fan
Using 100% woven polyester, these premium quality area rugs boast an exceptionally soft touch and high durability. Available in three versatile sizes (2' x 3', 3' x 5', 4' x 6') they are the perfect accent to any room in your home, featuring thousands of designs from your favorite artists on a subtle chevron pattern. Machine washable; non-skid pad not included.
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Hah! I'm going to have to do the same with another one of mine. This is such a great design.
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Oh my, genius. This will be extremely popular!
This is great!!!
Thanks so much Eugenia, Robert, Saul, Diego, Amz, DesignLawrence, Ornaart, Monica, One Curious Chip, Rachel, and Bella Blue Photography! :)
Superb and perfect, you are a genius!;)
Super :)
Glad this one is back up, so awesome!
note - the design is being cut-off at the edges on the iPad skins, you'll have to bring it in a bit.
note - the design is being cut-off at the edges on the iPad skins, you'll have to bring it in a bit.
WoW, super love this!!
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Thank you HLMM, Calvin, Terry, shih, Dimitro, Susan, Caixa, gwenola, Fimbis, Libertad, JOHN, and j. franke! :)
and DnaPna!
Union Jack detail is gorgeous!
Thanks so much Monster Riot, Wayne, HermesGC, and Christy! :)
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genial eric!
Amazing!!! like always Eric.
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this is so clever,fab (four)creation
you should make this a shirt!
Such a brilliant illustration! You can post it as many times as you want! :)
simply genius!
great !!
Love this!
haha this is sharp, very nice idea Eric
this is great. I know someone that will be doing an insect book with art from many different artists. if you are interested let me know, my email is on my about page, I can pass this on to her or get you the info for submissions.
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Just got to take a second look at this art work. Nicely done.
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I love your art work!! Amazing work :-) Would you like to see mine?
Amazingly done! And so creative!
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great work!!
the drummer is my favorite.
Käfer Mukke.
Terrific Work. Clever and beautiful
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|Volleyball Pink Out raises over $1,000
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
More than $1,000 was netted by the Holyoke High School volleyball team in its Pink Out promotion Oct. 13 during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
This year's funds will be given to Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation to encourage women who can't afford mammograms to apply for funding for these crucial breast cancer detection exams.
Senior volleyball player Lindsay Helgoth and her mom, Deb, coordinated the fundraiser and were pleased to donate the money locally.
Funds were raised from donations, a silent auction, a bake sale and pledges for kills and aces during the volleyball game with Burlington that afternoon.
The team was especially pleased with the community support shown as spectators donned their pink in support of the breast cancer awareness and fundraiser project.
Varsity team members entered the volleyball court through a decorated pink arch to proclaim "Fight for a Cure." The girls threw miniature pink volleyballs into the crowd as they were introduced that afternoon.
Celebrating the HHS Pink Out volleyball game
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I have been riding clipless, mountain and road, since 1996 or so, but in 2006 I lost a leg in
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Tech at Night: The Return of the Revenge. Google Motorola deal approved. Spectrum. Skeptical of Telecommunications Act changes.
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New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) - Lucas Glover posted a 2-under 70 on
Saturday and pushed his lead to two strokes after three rounds of the Zurich
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Glover, the 2009 U.S. Open champion, finished 54 holes at 14-under-par 202.
Kyle Stanley fired a 7-under 65 to jump into a share of second place at
minus-12. He was joined there by Jimmy Walker (66), Billy Horschel (66) and
D.A. Points (70).
Kevin Stadler matched Stanley's 65 to climb into sixth place at 11-under 205
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Pre-registration for kindergarten students will begin Jan. 28 at each nine elementary schools in the Brandywine School District.
Parents must register their children in their feeder school; information about feeder pattern is available under the schools tab at brandywineschools.org. Kindergarten class times will be the same as for grades first through fifth in each school; approximately 8:35 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Transportation and lunch will be provided and families may apply for free/reduced lunch.
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6. Person registering the child must be legal parent/guardian with proof of identity.
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LA Rising for Women: A One Billion Rising Benefit by Greater L.A. USNC-UN Women
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Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 8:00 PM - Friday, February 15, 2013 at 1:00 AM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
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Join The GREATER L.A. CHAPTER of the USNC for UN WOMEN and V-Day on 02.14.13 in a global strike to demand an end to violence.
LA singles and lovers, don't miss out on the most celebratory and electrifying evening of music and dance. The best way to RISE on V-DAY!
LIVE DJ, Band, Salsa and Belly Dancers on the Dance Floor, VIP Section, Photobooth, V-Shots, Special V-DAY Drinks, and Special V-Dinner Menu!
Electrifying Live Performances!!
Confirmed performers:
The Tribal Dance Jam Collective, Isabella Grosso, DJ Nova Jade, theKI, Cklara Moradian, DJ Amara, Erica Gimpel, Sherryce & Kelly (performer bios below)
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Announcing Andrea Schell as our Emcee!
Andrea is so excited to be part of OneBillionRising! She is a producer, writer and performer with a focus on creating content that entertains, inspires and connects women. Past projects have included the web talk show What Would Men Say? and the one woman show From Seven Layers to a Bikini Top in Less Than Five Hours. Current projects include producing the documentary Le Chiffon, a comedic look at periods, tampons and everything involved with that lovely time of the month as well as producing a video for The Empowher Institute, a nonprofit that provides education support for inner city girls in Los Angeles. Andrea has also worked at The Simpsons, New Line Cinema, Oprah Magazine and other super awesome entertainment companies. You can learn more about Andrea at www.andreaschell.com or check out www.shessogreat.com, a site where women celebrate women from history, yes. history!
Isabella Grosso is an accomplished dancer with a repertoire in Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop and even the mystic moves of Salsa, Tango and the Waltz. She is also a writer with her first memoir coming out in 2013 describing the story of a young woman and her struggle to overcome sexual abuse. She is a dedicated advocate for women's rights and women empowerment, making it an essential part of her life.
Tera "Nova Jade" Greene is an award-winning DJ and film producer, as well as a published writer and poet. She has helped to organize 3-day women's workshop festivals and recently spoke on a panel about "Feminism" in today's society at UCLA. Though growing up she lacked women role models, even a mother's presence in the home, she feels it is important to empower women to stand firmly in their identities and create their own HerStory.
theKI is a 10-piece ensemble that fuses pop, jazz and electronic music with modern and ancient wisdom. Featuring conservatory-trained members who have performed with world-class artists, theKI combines beautiful instrumental arrangements with digital grooves to create movement, dance, and transformative moments of inner reflection. Roxie Sakura, lead singer and member of the Greater Los Angeles Chapter USNC for UN Women, through her songwriting is dedicated to shining light on some of the darkest injustices and inner struggles still facing women today. By making darkness conscious, as Carl Jung wrote, theKI exists to expand this awareness by first inspiring and empowering the individual.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Dr. Rachel Brem, Director of the Breast Imaging and Interventional Center at George Washington University Medical Center and Vice Chair of the Department of Radiology, will appear Thursday at 3 p.m. EST on The Dr. Oz show on CBS/WUSA9.
As a "cancer detective" on the show, Brem showcases new technology that can augment mammograms for earlier detection. She says there is an increased need for women with dense breasts to be examined with ultrasound technology because they have a higher need for further examination.
The Brem Foundation was established in Brem's name in 2004. It's a grassroots effort supporting the purchase of advanced technology, research and community outreach in the DC area.


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A noisy rally of taxi operators and drivers outside City Hall on Monday escalated tensions among three kinds of vehicle services competing to pick people up in Seattle: taxis, for-hire vehicles and ride-sharing companies.
Joined by a short parade of taxicab drivers honking in support along Fourth Avenue, about 20 taxicab operators and drivers represented by Teamsters Local 117 said the city's lack of monitoring
of for-profit ride-sharing and for-hire services is unfair to law-abiding taxi drivers.
"All we're saying is enforce the law!" taxi driver Salah Mohamed shouted at the City Hall rally.
The Western Washington Taxicab Operators Association brought to the mayor's office a petition with more than 500 signatures on it asking for that change.
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The city has three inspectors available to monitor 195 for-hire vehicles, which are legally prohibited in Seattle from picking up people who hail them on the street and can only be dispatched to pick people up.
The city has not yet regulated or penalized ride-sharing services like Lyft, Sidecar and UBERx, despite its finding that it is illegal for the services to use drivers and vehicles that do not have for-hire licenses.
But city laws regulating taxis, for-hire vehicles and for-profit ride-sharing services may be changing by the end of the summer.
The increasing popularity of ride-sharing companies that use smartphone applications to quickly and affordably pair riders with drivers nearby has prompted the City Council to reconsider which services will be legally allowed in Seattle.
Councilmember Sally Clark said she hopes the council starts making some of those decisions by the end of the summer. But first, she said the council wants to finish an in-depth analysis of demand in the Seattle metro area. Part of that analysis is an online consumer survey, which can be found at bit.ly/11xk8a9.
Also at the rally was a group of the same for-hire drivers the taxi operators railed against. Samatar Guled, president of East Side For Hire, is hoping for more regulation of new ride-share services as well, but said the taxicab association's claims about for-hire drivers were misleading.
Guled said the taxi operators complaining about for-hire drivers at the rally mostly represented people who own one of the city's 688 taxi vehicle licenses, not the more than 2,000 drivers who compete to lease the vehicles from those operators. The city has not given out new taxi-vehicle licenses in more than 20 years. Guled asserts that has increased the value of each license to about $360,000.
Guled pointed out that City Council committee meetings about taxi and for-hire services are standing-room only because drivers care more about what's being discussed there.
"When it's important, they show up," Guled said. "They didn't today because this is just a misleading commentary on the whole situation."
Denise Movius of the city's Department of Finance and Administrative Services said the city has not increased the number of taxi licenses because, so far, there's been no evidence there's enough demand to justify doing so.
She said the average taxi-response time in Seattle is still 10 minutes — contrary to what many Yelp reviewers of local taxi and for-hire services say.
The results of the consumer-demand survey upon which the City Council will base its regulatory decisions are expected to be released in August.
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At approximately 8:29 p.m., rescue units responded to the fire in the 14100 block of Grayson Road in Woodbridge. When they arrived, there was smoke and fire coming from the roof of the two-story single family home.
One resident was taken to a local medical facility for treatment. No other injuries were reported.
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|Newman Adventures hunting hits target
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With a decrease in the natural pheasant population due to weather conditions in northeast Colorado, one local company has found a way to keep the tradition of pheasant hunting alive.
Within the last year, Matt Newman has kicked off Newman Adventures—guided hunts, a hunting lodge and facilities to raise birds for the hunting preserve.
"You're pretty much guaranteed birds if you come out here," said Newman, noting he's had hunters from Alaska to Texas and everywhere in between.
For about a year, Matt Newman and Newman Adventures have been raising thousands of pheasants, quail and chukar for use on their hunting preserve south of Paoli. The birds, pictured in their pen with blinders on, are also sold to repopulate other areas and preserves.
Newman Adventures includes all-natural hunts on 6,000 acres as well as a hunting preserve on 3,000 acres southwest of Holyoke, about 11 miles south of Paoli.
While using the preserve, Newman said hunting can take place year-round, hunters don't need a license and they can shoot both roosters and hens. He must keep very accurate records, though, to be sure to replace any birds that are harvested.
Matt Newman is the creator of Newman Adventures, a unique guided
He began raising birds—pheasant, quail and chukar—about a year ago. In addition to using the birds on the preserve, Newman also sells them to others who want to repopulate an area or use them on hunting preserves. He sold around 13,000 birds last year, shipping them as far as 700 miles away.
Newman said he has great staff who really care for the birds and are passionate about the business. They also care for the land and are always working to establish good habitats for the birds.
The inviting lodge, decorated for the holidays, is a great way to relax after a day of hunting at Newman Adventures.
Beginning in September 2012, hunters started taking guided hunts with guide Lance Murray and Newman's five trained hunting dogs.
Newman has been fixing up a building on his farm to use as a hunting lodge, and one thing led to another until he now has room enough to sleep 10, a bar and lounge area, TV, fireplace and more in the uniquely decorated lodge that completes the hunting experience.
With room to sleep 10, the lodge at Newman Adventures started small but has continued to expand into an inviting space for hunters and their families. —Enterprise photo
All-inclusive packages with competitive prices include meals, lodging and hunts, and the staff will even clean and vacuum seal the birds to be taken home. Newman said they can cater to hunters' needs, designing custom packages for whatever meets their schedules and needs, including handicap accessibility.
Newman Adventures has also partnered with Ballyneal to include a package with a half day of hunting and a half day on the golf course.
"I think it's a good injection into the community and a good economic boost," said Newman. "We're bringing in people that wouldn't come to the area otherwise."
He said he's always been interested in hunting, and he's really excited about the opportunity to provide youth hunts and watch kids learn to hunt. Newman Adventures is very family-oriented and a great experience for people of all ages to enjoy.
Thousands of quail are hatched at Newman Adventures, which has great staff to care for the birds from eggs to maturity. —Enterprise photo
Right now Newman's goal is to provide guided hunts from September to April, but that could expand to year-round guided hunts on the preserve.
To learn more about this exciting venture or to make a reservation, contact Newman at 970-520-3916.
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St. Louis County, Mo (KSDK) -- An armed man wearing a Spiderman mask robbed a Domino's Pizza delivery man in unincorporated St. Louis County Friday.
St. Louis County police said the robber took two pizzas and money from the delivery driver in the 1500 block of Marbella around 11:20 p.m.
The victim was not injured.
Police arrested Richard Whitehead, 31, of Hazelwood. The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office charged him with robbery and armed criminal action. His bond was set at $100,000.
Last week, an Imo's Pizza delivery driver was shot and killed during a robbery in Dellwood.
Randy Vaughn, a St. Louis County police spokesperson, said the North County Precinct has called a town hall meeting with local pizza franchises that deliver to unincorporated north St. Louis County following the recent robberies. The meeting will be at Hazelwood East Early Childhood Development Center at 125555 Partridge Run on November 14 at 9 a.m. Police will inform the franchise representatives about potential threats they could encounter on the job.


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An exhibition marks a moment. It can define a movement, highlight an artist or characterise an institution.
The RWA boasts a rich and fascinating history of past exhibitors and exhibitions dating back to its inaugural group show in 1845. Since then it has shown Canaletto, Rembrandt and Velasquez in a celebration of old masters, as well as bringing Gauguin, Bonnard and Rodin to the provinces in a seminal RWA exhibition on French Modern Art, 1930.
This spring the RWA will be working with students on the University of Bristol's MA course in Art History to curate an exhibition that explores our 'collective exhibition history'. The exhibition looks at art and its documentation, retracing the past and exploring the concept of absence and memory. The exhibition will focus on works from the permanent collection to bring the Academy's exhibition history to life, using archival objects including catalogues, photos and show posters to address not just what we remember, but how we remember.


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For nearly two years now we've been reading the same news – iron ore prices down from the 2011 price of $180 per ton to only $110, coal and base metal prices down similarly and we won't even mention what's happened to gold. At the same time, Australia's Liquefied Natural Gas investments have started to dry up, with some projects being mothballed and continued rumblings about the Coal Seam Gas industry in Queensland adding to the uncertainty.
Whether you believe the Australian Resources Boom is over or not, we're clearly working in a different environment to those heady days of 2010/11. The agendas of the miners have quickly turned to cost cutting, productivity improvements and "sweating the assets" (i.e. efficiency). With first gas dates looming for the green-field LNG projects, no doubt the future operational strategies of the companies behind them will likewise move in the same direction.
How then, can digital technologies help Resources companies shift their focus from building capacity to driving efficiency and performance?
A recent study by IBM and the National Institute of Economic and Industrial Research "Reinventing Australian enterprises for the digital economy" https://www-07.ibm.com/au/eraofsmart/ predicts that a new generation of managers will drive a step change in Resource Sector business models, making much more use of digital technology for improving visibility and agility of their operations. IBM has identified the key digital technologies – the new era capabilities for the Digital Economy – and they are just as critical to miners and oil & gas companies as they are to banks and retailers. So, let's take a quick look at these capabilities:
- Analytics – the ROI of optimised supply chains, optimised planning and predictive analytics is simply too compelling to be ignored. Costs can be removed, efficiency and productivity improved;
- Mobile – whether it's optimising fleet and equipment via remote operations and maintenance or enabling the workforce through mobile communications and applications, mobile represents a raft of technologies that can be used to improve productivity, efficiency, and safety and cut costs;
- Cloud – public cloud isn't for everyone, but pragmatic use of hybrid and private clouds at the infrastructure, platform and software levels can not only cut costs but ensure the cost structure is more in line with variable revenues as commodity prices cycle;
- Social – the world of corporate social media heralds the potential solution to the Knowledge Management dilemma – how can companies maintain the knowledge of their workers as they age and retire? Using social media applications can help workers find the knowledge they need before it (and the capital tied up in it) walks out the door.
At first blush, it may seem like the "Digital Economy" and resources companies are unlikely bedfellows – the challenge will be to move mindsets away from the physical to the digital. But the rewards of a potential Digital Boom are there for all. It's a challenge that IBM is uniquely placed to take on.


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