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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA)-- Only in America would a crisis about money, make money! The "Fiscal Cliff" is being used as a marketing tool for advertisers to cash in, according to one economist.
Nicole Woo is the Director of Domestic Policy at the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington D.C.
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Elise Nelson, a 2010 Holyoke High School graduate, was recently named to Dean's List/Honor Roll at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Nelson is a junior accounting major in the College of Business Administration. To be qualified for the Dean's List, Nelson maintained a GPA of 3.6 or higher and was enrolled in at least 12 credit hours.
She is the daughter of Elon and Lori Nelson.
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Testimony :: The Honorable Lorne W. Craner
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Chairman Campbell and Co-Chairman Smith, it is a pleasure to address you at this hearing on "U.S. Policy Toward the Organization on Security and Cooperation in Europe." I have long been aware of the excellent human rights work of the Commission and am honored that President Bush has named me to be the State Department's representative on the Helsinki Commission. Over the years, Commissioners have been leaders in the struggle for human rights and democracy, and Commission staff has not only proven itself to have a depth of knowledge and experience in this field but has also been very generous and cooperative. So, it is a distinct pleasure to now formally become a part of the Commission process. I look forward to getting to know all of you better and contributing to the important work of the Commission.
In this, my first appearance before the Commission, I am pleased to be joined by Assistant Secretary Jones to discuss the important work of the OSCE. My focus will be on Principle 7 of Basket I, Basket III, and democracy and human rights in OSCE-participating states.
But first, I would like to comment on recent events. In the last month the world has changed dramatically. Some people have expressed concern that, as a result of the September 11 attack on America, the Administration will abandon human rights. I welcome this hearing today to say boldly and firmly that this is not the case. Human rights and democracy are central to this Administration's efforts, and are even more essential today than they were before September 11th. They remain in our national interest in promoting a stable and democratic world.
We cannot win a war against terrorism by stopping our work on the universal observance of human rights. To do so would be merely to set the stage for a resurgence of terrorism in another generation. As Thomas Jefferson said: that government is the strongest of which every man feels a part.
Since September 11, Secretary Powell communicated to our posts that "we must continue the normal business of diplomacy." Dr. Condoleezza Rice said only a week after the horrific September 11 attacks, "Civil liberties matter to this President very much, and our values matter to us abroad. We are not going to stop talking about the things that matter to us, human rights, religious freedom and so forth and so on. We're going to continue to press those things; we would not be America if we did not."
The work of the Bureau for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor is more important than ever. We will continue to use the range of tools available to us to advocate for human rights and democracy. We will continue to monitor and report accurately and comprehensively on human rights situations around the globe. We will continue programming work to assist other countries in improving human rights infrastructure and policies. We will continue to work to integrate human rights concerns –- such as religious freedom, media plurality, good governance, and combating trafficking of persons —- into overall policy and programs. The Commission can be an important part of this work by continuing to cooperate with us to advance liberty and freedom.
OSCE Significance
We recently marked the 25th anniversary of the Helsinki Final Act and it is heartening to see just how far we've come. The Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe continues to be of immense importance to hundreds of millions of people. The Helsinki Final Act may well be one of the single most important international instruments of the last half century.
Human Rights provisions were one of the most important sections that the West managed to secure during the drafting of the Helsinki Final Act. One reason for Helsinki's success is that the CSCE did not fold its tents and go home after the Final Act was signed. Indeed, the CSCE, and now the OSCE, stayed active through the early '80s and helped hasten the end of the Cold War. Time and again, human rights violations were spotlighted while the call for human rights standards became the established norm. Since then, the OSCE has transformed itself into a major player in the Balkans and an important component of the European and Eurasian security and human rights infrastructure.
Today, the OSCE has field activities in a dozen and a half participating states, while the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR), the High Commissioner on National Minorities, and the Special Representative on Freedom of Media play increasingly important roles. And every week, the OSCE permanent representatives meet in Vienna to discuss specific human rights developments. The record of the Helsinki Final Act is proof of how much can be achieved in a quarter century.
These years have been at times quite dramatic and have provided some of the most concrete examples of how a heritage of tyranny and oppression can be overcome: the fall of the Berlin Wall, the democratic resurgence of Central Europe, the downfall of Milosevic. And while no one would argue that the ideals of a Jeffersonian state — democratic in practice, republican in form – and human rights, have been attained throughout all of Western and Central Europe, one can still see tremendous progress and a sincere attempt to struggle forward.
Yet as one moves further eastward in the OSCE, one sees a far different, less upbeat story. Ten years ago, the USSR collapsed under its own weight, giving birth to independent republics in Central Asia, eastern Europe and the Caucasus. These were years of promise and expectation, as people hoped that the democratic traditions and economic prosperity of the West would sweep their way. Sadly, this has not been the case.
Even as we move to greatly increase our cooperation on counterterrorism with many NIS states, we must continue to push for improvements on such areas as rule of law, religious tolerance and other basic human freedoms, since democracy and respect for human rights will help enhance the stability of the region.
As they approach their tenth anniversary of independence, the republics of the former Soviet Union continue to present some of the greatest challenges of the OSCE. For this reason, I would like to spend much of my testimony on this region.
The Disappointments of the NIS States
Despite their proclaimed commitment to democratic ideals and human rights, progress has been uneven at best, and in some cases almost non-existent. Equally, if not more disturbing, has been the varying degrees of backsliding in other countries.
The fate of the independent media is disturbing. Many independent newspapers, magazines, radio and TV stations sprang up over the last decade, some with broad news coverage and some with narrow target audiences. In some places, independent outlets flourished in the early years. However, they have come under increasing pressure of late, as their respective governments have conducted campaigns designed to eliminate and/or take over any news media that criticize or differ publicly with government policies. The governments have used various tactics: restrictive registration, frivolous or trumped-up tax investigations, criminal libel proceedings and withholding airwave frequencies or printing services, and orchestrating hostile buyouts of publishers or broadcasters by government surrogates. Particularly disturbing have been the murders of independent journalists such as Heorhy Gongadze of Ukraine, Giorgi Sanaia of Georgia, and the presumed murder of Dmitry Zavadsky of Belarus.
In the area of political accountability, the Central Asian republics in particular have performed poorly since gaining their independence. Each country recently has held two rounds of what they claim are elections, and all have been judged by the international community to be badly flawed. They have run the gamut from the problematic to one troubling election restricted to hand-picked government candidates that resulted in a Soviet-style turnout of nearly 99 percent.
In Kazakhstan, President Nazarbayev was elected to a 7-year term in a 1999 election that fell far short of international standards. ODIHR decided not to send an observation mission, citing concerns about the exclusion of opposition candidates, unequal access to the media, and coerced support for President Nazarbayev. It instead sent a small election assessment team, which concluded that the elections fell "far short" of Kazakhstan's commitments as an OSCE-participating state. Outside Central Asia, elections have also been problematic at times, such as in Azerbaijan, where last year's vote counting, among other things, was deemed "completely flawed" by ODIHR. Assistance from the OSCE and others has helped improve election laws throughout the NIS and provided for reasonably clean balloting on election day; most governments, however, continue to harass opposition parties and prevent key opposition candidates from running, as they retain control of election commissions to manipulate the final vote tabulation.
Yet against all odds and despite the best efforts of these governments to suppress it, there are signs of a nascent democracy in much of Central Asia. Democracies require more than hollow institutions claiming to represent the people; democracies need governments that are responsive to civil society and the demands of all people, including minorities. Opposition parties proliferated throughout Central Asia in the aftermath of the break-up of the Soviet Union, and they continue to function in all but Turkmenistan, albeit under extreme pressure in some cases. Courageous political figures continue to speak out against government repression and corruption, facing personal risk of harassment, incarceration, and expulsion, not to mention the risk to their families, friends and associates. Nevertheless, such personal bravery can only go so far, and these democratic movements are in a vulnerable position.
Country after country of the former USSR has pulled back on religious freedom in the last several years, creating restrictive legislation that can be used to discriminate against certain religious groups. Harassment of minority religious groups by extremists and some officials continues to be a concern in many states.
NGO activity has been perhaps the most impressive sign that while governments often cling to autocratic traditions of the past, their people are truly beginning to understand the meaning of civil society. Many of these organizations operate not only at the grass roots, but also take a leading role in advancing their chosen cause at a national level. They span such issues as health care & HIV/AIDS, environmental protection & resource conservation, women's and children's rights and faith-based organizations. NGO activities are not limited just to providing social services, but are increasingly taking on riskier issues, such as documenting human rights abuses and advocating peaceful political change and greater accountability of governments. For the most part, governments do not harass NGOs which do not engage in political activity and which avoid criticizing official policies. In places like Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, governments crack down on those NGOs that are politically active. NGOs involved in electoral education, election monitoring, and support for political party formation in such countries often suffer badly under government restrictions.
Perhaps the greatest obstacle has been the lack of political will by these governments to implement structural reforms. The legacy of communism and the lack of pre-Soviet democratic tradition continues to hinder the transition to democracy. Several of the NIS are still controlled by those who were in power before the breakup of the Soviet Union or who are unrepentantly authoritarian, such as Lukashenko in Belarus. Their lack of commitment to democratization and human rights has proven to be a considerable obstacle to reform. This inaction has led to a lack of public confidence in the legislature and judiciary, continued widespread corruption, and an ongoing effort to repress freedom of speech. Elsewhere, there are questions over which direction the government is headed. In the long run, only true commitment to and action on democratic reform and respect for human rights, coupled with the rule of law, can guarantee peace and prosperity in the region.
The Need for the OSCE
Against this backdrop, we cannot turn our backs on the people of these troubled countries in these important regions, who strive to achieve the dream of individual liberties and democracy and create for themselves a truly civil society, one where political activists, independent journalists, and NGOs can operate freely and without risk to their livelihoods.
This is why the work of the OSCE is so vitally important. It provides a vital lifeline for those nascent democratic elements who believe in international human rights standards. In Russia, after considerable delay, the OSCE is again present in Chechnya, where it will resume conducting human rights monitoring. Last year in Serbia, the ODIHR promptly launched a project with the Belgrade Center for Human Rights to train representatives of opposition political parties who served as election observers. In Uzbekistan, it has helped train local human rights NGOs on how to prepare reliable, comprehensive reports and to develop better cooperation among local human rights monitors. In Kyrgyzstan, it has worked with the Polish Border Guards to implement institutional reform of the Border Guards, including training on human rights and the law. In Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, it has brought in experts to examine proposed laws on religion, prevailing upon the governments of Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan to drop certain restrictive amendments to their laws on religion.
In addition, the OSCE covers many transnational issues that would otherwise fall through the cracks and be ignored. A prime example is the Contact Point for Roma and Sinti Issues (CPRSI), which was established at the Budapest Summit in 1994. It acts as a clearinghouse for information on these issues, including on the implementation of commitments pertaining to the Roma and Sinti, and helps develop and maintain contacts among the participating states of the OSCE, NGOs and others. In Romania, for example, the CPRSI organized a roundtable between government representatives and Roma NGOs to discuss ways of addressing such issues as education for Roma children. The OSCE also takes a comprehensive, regional approach to combating trafficking in persons, which the USG supports by providing an expert who plays a lead role in developing programs to combat trafficking in the OSCE region. Field missions are actively engaged in efforts to prevent trafficking as well as assisting the victims of trafficking. They also work with governments to improve their ability to investigate, arrest and prosecute traffickers, and encourage countries to cooperate and coordinate on repatriation of trafficking victims and investigation of traffickers.
The Example of the OSCE in Belarus
Such missions need to be strengthened to improve the effectiveness of the OSCE overall. A model for the future could be the OSCE Advisory and Monitoring Group (AMG) in Belarus.
Belarus as the last dictatorship in Europe would appear to be an odd example of a success story for the OSCE. Though the September 9 elections were anything but free and fair, the AMG has contributed enormously to Belarusian democratization efforts. Established in 1997, the AMG has provided support for the development of democratic political parties. It has monitored the legal proceedings of the political opposition forces charged with politically motivated crimes, while providing legal support for the defendants. It has raised with Belarusian authorities the issue of discrimination of independent media and established an independent countrywide election observation network.
In an important milestone in the development of an active civil society, 14,000 Belarusians defied official intimidation to receive OSCE-supported training in order to serve as independent observers in the presidential election. Without the OSCE presence on the ground in Belarus, it is highly doubtful any of these important democracy-building initiatives could have been accomplished. This modest gains notwithstanding, we watch with great concern the disturbing events unfold in Belarus, a situation which both the OSCE and the United States will closely monitor.
The OSCE remains an important partner in furthering peace, stability, and democratic reform in this area. Over the past decade, the OSCE has given participating states advice on constitutional and legislative reforms to create freely elected democratic political institutions. The OSCE has trained government officials on human rights and rule of law. In partnership with the OSCE, we have helped them create electoral commissions and the infrastructure necessary to administer free and fair elections. We regularly remind them of their commitments, as OSCE participating states and members of the international community of nations, to respect and guarantee the human rights and fundamental freedoms of their citizens. We have raised these issues at every level, from sessions of the Permanent Council in Vienna and in the OSCE missions abroad.
Such efforts are often fraught with frustration, but sometimes they do succeed. We must always bear in mind that despite the many setbacks we encounter, we are trying to help these countries integrate into the Euro-Atlantic community of nations, to deepen their commitment to democratization, the rule of law and the principles of the Helsinki Final Act, the Copenhagen Document and other OSCE documents they have all signed. We know these countries are capable of doing more and we want to help their societies make that leap to democracy. We need to help them build the foundation essential for a flourishing democracy.
We must continue our resolve to press important human rights violation concerns at every level, especially at sessions of the Permanent Council in Vienna, in the OSCE missions abroad and, of course, at the Human Dimension Meetings in Warsaw. Our goals this year have been to continue raising such pressing issues as good governance, religious liberty, anti-trafficking, follow-through on ODIHR election recommendations, prevention of torture, strengthening the human rights mandate of the field missions and addressing structural censorship of independent media. These are areas where we would like to work further with the OSCE to improve. In addition, we will continue to work with the OSCE to ensure that the resources available address the most serious human rights problems.
Mr. Chairman, I want to re-emphasize that the Helsinki Commission is an important part of the U.S. team. The knowledge and commitment of your Members and staff to the human rights cause is well known. This hearing is yet another example of your important role. I very much look forward to working with you in the OSCE process. We need to make sure that the OSCE is a results-oriented organization that is long on expertise and positive action, with a minimum of bureaucracy and overlap. I appreciate knowing that we can call on you for assistance
Thank you, again, for holding this timely hearing which provides me with an opportunity to restate the importance of human rights and democracy.


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Seeing the area has a large inland sea and lake, along with smaller low depressions, I planning to place some bogs or cold swamps in the area.
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Is anyone still doing this part? If not, I'd love to have a crack at it.
If so, I've got a few geographical/hydrological suggestions. The bogs or swamps make absolute sense, especially with that big area of water, but that looks like a shallow Lake Okefenokee to me more than an inland sea. Thus, I'd propose that there be a large river running mainly north-to-south out of area 3 (I'll check this in a moment; if not, maybe out of Terra Incognita to the north), feeding the Thrubmorton Fens to the south and also leaking some water into the two lake areas. The area around them would then be a bog, with slightly higher elevation. What do you think?
Second, the piece of land running from center north to southwest should be more mountainous, based on what area 1 looks like. This should be a bit of a mountain spine, not necessarily very tall but at least elevated above the bogs in the center south.
Or -- wait, am I dumb and there's already a complete elevation map of the entire place?
The deal is you register your interest in the map on the 'abandoned maps' thread and then if the original author doesn't claim it within seven days, you are free to go, Octopod!
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No, I don't have any good software to generate terrain or anything. I can work directly on the contour map though; that's pretty excellent.
I have major questions regarding the overall layout of this region and Terra Incognita, though. Can I ask them here, or should I PM you or look in some kind of FAQ thread first?
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US OPEN FASHION PREVIEW: adidas styles for Tsonga, Verdasco, Murray and Ivanovic
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So yesterday I posted about the Nike US Open fashions, and now it's time to check out the duds adidas busted out for some of their ballers.
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga will be working the Fall adiZero Feather Theme Polo (about $51) in white with solid red and infrared paired with the Fall adiZero Feather Short (not pictured - about $43) in white with subtle striping.
adidas duds for Andy Murray, Fernando Verdasco and Ana Ivanovic after the jump!
Fernando Verdasco gets the Fall adiZero Feather Crew (about $47) in red with infrared paired with the same short Jo-Willy's wearing but in solid red with infrared. Uh, that's a whole hell of a lotta red y'all.
Andy Murray gets something a little less flashy for his adidas kit (thank GAWD). The Brit baller will wear the Fall Barricade Crew (about $47) in red with intense green paired with the Fall Barricade Woven Short (about $38) in black. I have to say I'm a little weirded out seeing him in red. And smiling.
And here's one for the ladies...and guys I guess. It's Ana Ivanovic doing what she does best. I KID. But, seriously, her arm might snap off if she tried serving that way - weird. Anyway, she's wearing the Fall adiZero Feather Dress (about $60) in sharp red featuring micro pleats on the front.
My thoughts? The graphics of the adiZero Feather group are full-on CRAY. I think they might be considered a hindrance. Not sure. But maybe.
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MOSCOW (AP) — Russian scientists have recovered a giant chunk of the Chelyabinsk meteorite from the bottom of the lake it crashed into.
The meteor that blazed across southern Urals in February was the largest recorded strike in more than a century. More than 1,600 people were injured by the shock wave from the explosion as it hit near the city of Chelyabinsk, estimated to be as strong as 20 Hiroshima atomic bombs.
Scientists on Wednesday recovered what could be the largest part of the meteorite from Chebarkul Lake outside the city. They weighed it using a giant steelyard balance, which displayed 570 kilograms (1,256 pounds) before breaking.
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A jury convicted Antonio "Smiley" Johnson of attempted murder and other charges Thursday for firing shots at two men in July....
This is what upsets me about current gun laws. Here you have a convicted felon that deliberately follows and fires that gun at people. He has other felonies pending such drug dealing. And the offer him twelve years! This guy is the guy leaving bodies on the streets of every city, like Chicago, Philly, Steubenville. Some punk in a gang with prior felonies shoots a gun, he should be gone for 25 years, not twelve or whatever that boils down to.
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Celebrate "Halfway to St. Paddy's Day" at The K
It's never too early to celebrate being Irish…or knowing someone who is Irish…or just knowing that there are people out there somewhere who are Irish! That's why the Royals are hosting a "Halfway to St. Paddy's Day" party at Kauffman Stadium on Monday, Sept. 17 when the team welcomes the Chicago White Sox to town.
To celebrate in true Irish-fashion, the Royals are passing out green Royals caps (to the first 20,000 fans), calling in some local Irish bands and hosting an exclusive Irish-themed Happy Hour equipped with a full Irish menu, great Irish music and, of course, Irish-inspired drink specials!
Also, getting in on the celebration, Royals Charities is hosting one of its premier silent auctions on the concourse Monday night and sticking with the St. Paddy's Day theme! The auction will exclusively feature autographed, game-worn, green St. Paddy's Day caps that the guys wore for their March 17 Spring Training game in Surprise, Ariz. The in-stadium silent auction is from 5:30-8 p.m. on the concourse behind sections 101-102. Here is a list of the autographed green hats up for bid that night:
- Royals Captain Mike Sweeney
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- Royals Pitcher David Riske
- Royals Pitcher Gil Meche
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Check out the photo gallery featuring some of the silent auction hats.
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% chance it's to the good guys?
I don't see how it will be ISU even though I would like it to be. I'm sure I'm wrong
Any chance you can copy the tweet? Most won't be able to access seeing as he has a private account..
Originally Posted by CyFan61
% chance it's to the good guys?
No idea, just passing along info.
Originally Posted by SvrWxCy
Any chance you can copy the tweet? Most won't be able to access seeing as he has a private account..
@FOEhoopernegus webster
I will be making my college decision this Friday.
NWC, pick the good guys!
Go Cyclones!!
**** Iowa!!
Getting him would include the added bonus of sticking it to Mizzery.
Cy has balls of steel.
Anyone know what his teammate that visited Mizzou with him is doing?
I have a feeling it'll be us! Just a feeling, no inside info.
Regardless of what else that would mean, I'd be thrilled to have him commit to the Cyclones.
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% chance it's to the good guys?
Mizzou or ISU...
I remember we were set to visit with him before SDW committed. Does anyone know if our coaches made that visit? I don't think there was ever a tweet saying we did. I'm thinking he's Mizzou's.
I would guess 65% chance Mizzou, 35% chance ISU. Just because of playing time. Pure speculation on my part. I hope he comes here. That would be the cap to a fantastic class.
I hope he doesn't go to Mizzouri. I could see him being a pain in our ***, especially since it was down to ISU and them.
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This week's featured item an 8x10" signed Hercle Ivy photo.
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To the Campus Community:
The Facilities Management Department has scheduled a campus wide electrical power outage on Wednesday, December 26th beginning at 7:00 a.m., with electrical power scheduled to be restored on or around 10:00 p.m.
Also, on Thursday, December 27th, short duration outages (1 hour or less) will take place between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. while testing of the new equipment takes place. This outage is necessary so that we can safely connect into the new campus switchgear as we continue to upgrade the campus electrical distribution system. Emergency generators in buildings that have this capability will maintain reduced lighting levels during this outage.
It is recommended that all sensitive electrical equipment in your area of responsibility be turned off prior to this outage and anyone that has refrigerators or freezers to empty them out and defrost the freezer section of these units to prevent spoiling of food and water damage from thawing ice in freezers.
Please feel free to contact the Facilities Management Department at 724-938-4410 with any other questions or concerns.
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BELLAIRE - You won't catch the Bellaire girls' basketball team looking ahead.
By ahead, Marci Bonar doesn't want her team focusing on anything but the quarter at hand as the Big Reds look to rebound from a 7-14 campaign.
"Last year was disappointing because we had such high hopes before the season," Bonar said.
"We didn't win the games we needed to win. I was awfully disappointed with our record, but that's really helped motivate the girls for this season.
"I think last year, at times, we got too far ahead of ourselves in looking ahead. We want to win the next quarter every time we play."
Bonar has sensed since the first day of practice this season one very noticeable characteristic of her squad, which she hopes pays dividends.
"The girls are sick of losing," Bonar said. "You can tell by how they're putting in their hours of practice that they're trying to change that."
Knowing that mentality and her personnel, Bonar simplified the Reds' goals without putting a number on victories.
"We want to get better every single day," Bonar said. "We also want to be better defensively. It's little things like that that we're really focusing on. If we do those things, the bigger things will come with it."
Bonar has been highly impressed with the work ethic of her squad as preparations have been ongoing for the past month.
"This year has been the practices we've ever had," Bonar said. "Every practice has been a great practice. These kids work hard, not just in spurts, but all of the time. We've been trying to instill that into the girls since I've gotten here and it feels like we're finally doing it."
The Reds lost three players to graduation, including leading scorer Katie Fry. Fry earned a bevy of postseason honors after pumping in better than 15 points a game. She's on the team at Wheeling Jesuit University.
Also graduated was leading rebounder Casey Garloch and Sara Swoyer.
Despite those losses, Bonar feels really good about going at least seven deep.
"That first seven, I would take them anywhere," Bonar said. "A great thing about those girls is that even though they're not all the most skilled players, they'll give 110 percent every time on they're on the floor, which is more than I can ask. I really like our quickness and speed, too. We're going to try to use that to our advantage. We need to cut down on our turnovers, too."
Senior Myleah Green is the Reds' leader on and off the court. The 5-foot-8 forward has the skills to play both inside and outside. She played during the fall with the Big Reds' boys team since so many of her teammates were members of the volleyball team.
"Myleah has gotten a lot better and has really improved her skills," Bonar said.
Junior Cari Crozier (5-8) is an adept perimeter shooter and, according to Bonar, her shot has gotten even better during the offseason.
"Cari is one of those girls who gives everything she has all the time," Bonar said. "You never have to question her heart and attitude. She cares about winning more than scoring, so she's a real true team player."
Sophomore Kierstyn Kidder is back to run the Reds' offense from the point guard spot. She was a solid contributor last year en route to earning a letter. She'll take on a greater scoring role this season.
"Kierstyn played a lot of travel ball during the spring and summer and has gotten a lot better," Bonar said. "There were times last year when I thought Kierstyn played timid, but she's playing with a lot more confidence now. She's shooting the basketball with a lot more confidence."
Junior Aubrey Ryan (5-8) saw spot duty in the starting lineup last season and will have a much larger role this season.
"Aubrey has improved on both ends of the floor, but on defense she's really gotten a lot better," Bonar said. "She can step out and shoot."
As for the fifth starting job, it's been a battle between sophomore guard Dallas Messenger (5-4), sophomore forward Elisha Gillespie (5-9) and freshman Nina Crook (5-7).
"Dallas tortures people on defense; Elisha has really worked hard on both ends of the floor and Nina is a pretty good shooter, so we feel good about all three of those girls," Bonar said.
Sophomore pivot Ariann Maupin (5-10) could also contribute on the low block.
Others vying for minutes include: junior Sarah Smith (5-9), junior Celine Myzgraf (5-7), freshmen Mary Garloch (5-2) and Tara Duffy (5-7).
"We lack somewhat in experience, but this group plays so hard all the time that that makes up for some of that inexperience," Bonar said.
With a bulk of the scoring missing, the Reds will rely on a "defensive tenacity" to create havoc and force the issue for teams. Bellaire wasn't one of the area's best defensive teams in terms of points allowed, but they also struggled on the glass as teams got countless second and third scoring opportunities.
"These girls like to get after it on the defensive end," Bonar said. "Last year, we had problems rebounding and boxing out. Our goal is to get better on the boards. We've worked really hard on that so far. Like always, we're tiny again, so we're going to have rely on full-court pressure and defense."
Bonar is in favor of the addition of two games to the Ohio basketball schedule, but without the addition of any weeks to the schedule, the basketball campaign is going to be an even bigger grind than it's been in the past.
"I like that it gives the girls another opportunity to play," Bonar said. "When you don't have a lot of numbers, however, it can be scary because of injuries and health-related reasons. There are going to be a couple of weeks where we have four games in a week."
The Reds added a home-and-home with Barnesville to the slate.
The Buckeye 8 should be highly competitive. Bellaire has two more seasons in the league.
"I think every game in the Buckeye 8 should be good," Bonar said. "You know going into those games that you're going to have to bring your 'A' game because every team has some talent."
Bonar's coaching staff has undergone a minor change. Alecia Mamie has stepped down as assistant. Bonar hired one of her former teammates, Amanda (Whitecotton) Collins, to serve as the top aide.
John Farrier is the eighth grade coach and Missy Duffy is the seventh grade coach.
The Big Reds open the season Monday at Buckeye Local.
Nov. 26 - at Buckeye Local
Nov. 29 - Bridgeport
Dec. 1 - St. John (Varsity only), 6 p.m.
Dec. 3 - Martins Ferry
Dec. 6 - at Indian Creek
Dec. 10 - Union Local
Dec. 13 - St. Clairsville
Dec. 15 - at Edison (Varsity only), 6 p.m.
Dec. 17 - Barnesville
Dec. 20 - Harrison Central
Dec. 22 - at St. John Central (Varsity only), 1 p.m.
Dec. 27 - at Bridgeport
Jan. 3 - Buckeye Local
Jan. 7 - at Martins Ferry
Jan. 10 - Indian Creek
Jan. 14 - at Union Local
Jan. 17 - at St. Clairsville
Jan. 21 - at Barnesville
Jan. 24 - Edison
Jan. 28 - at Harrison Central


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FORT MEADE, Md. (AP) - The trial of an Army private charged with giving classified information to the WikiLeaks website may hinge on whether he had reason to believe his actions could be harmful.
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Attached is a map we use for a fund raising event (an event run by all volunteers). The event has a total of 6 similar maps - 1 more complicated, 2 the same and 2 easier/less complex (shorter routes). All of the routes are primarily a derivative of the attached map.
We could easily use the same map but I'm curious if anyone has any really creative ideas on how to change this (more interesting, appealing, entertaining, fun, etc)...without making it a huge project. The organization is able to pay for design work but it's in the context of a fund raising event.
Key aspects:
- roads clearly marked
- green arrows indicate route direction
- route highlighted
- confusing intersections enlarged
- there is a back side with a cue sheet
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- Quality/size - 8.5x11
- Date - need by July 7+/-
- Copyright - opened, but we would like to reserve right to use the design in future years
- Future opportunity - this is an annual event with route modifications.
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It was not for lack of skill that the CWBP became inactive. One of the driving forces was the Wiki that went with it and unfortunately, when the Guild suffered a severe hack/spam attack, the wiki got hit and for the worse. There were a lot of work done, both map-wise and in the wiki, by some great talent and it is a shame that it got dropped the way it did. If we ever do this again I am sure that we would do it taking into account some of the lessons learned.
One thing that I know for sure is that once again ALL COMERS would be welcome. As in the last one all sorts of styles were used, and given the vast talent (present and potential) here at the guild, I doubt that there will too much demand that one style rule over another.
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Royals add Autograph Fast Pass opportunity to FanFest
The Royals have added an exciting opportunity for fans attending the 2011 Royals FanFest presented by Sprint and Teva Neuroscience – the Autograph Fast Pass. This new online auction item allows fans to skip to the start of their choice of autograph lines and guarantee autographs from select Royals players.
Each Autograph Fast Pass allows the holder to move to the front of any two autograph lines during one day (Friday or Saturday) of FanFest, set for January 21-22 at the Overland Park Convention Center in Overland Park, Kan. The Royals will sell 45 passes for each day (Friday and Saturday) with the starting bid at $75 per pass.
The Autograph Fast Pass auction is currently live at www.royals.com/fanfest. The auction will run through noon on Friday, January 14. All proceeds will benefit Royals Charities.
Please note that the pass will be limited to only the holder – no friends of family members can accompany the holder in the autograph line. Passes are not valid for admission to the event. No photographs with participants will be allowed during the autograph sessions, and fans will be limited to one item per participant. Complete package details and guidelines are available on the website.
In addition to appearances and autograph session featuring current, former and future Royals, fans can also celebrate the New Year in a big league way at Royals FanFest with new interactive games for all ages, main stage programs and more.
Tickets for Royals FanFest may be secured by visiting www.royals.com/fanfest. Tickets may also be purchased by calling (816) 504-4040 or visiting the Kauffman Stadium Box Office during business hours (Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.). Online and phone orders are subject to applicable service fees.
Tickets purchased in advance are available at discounted prices. Advance two-day passes are $18 for adults and $9 for youth (ages 6-17), while advance single-day tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for youth. All kids age five and under will be admitted free.
Tickets will also be available at the Overland Park Convention Center on the days of the event. New to the 2011 FanFest, Royals 2011 season ticket holders will be invited to an exclusive complimentary preview event on Thursday, January 20.
For a complete listing of prices and purchase options as well as updated information on players scheduled to appear and event programming, visit www.royals.com/fanfest.


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Agencies flooded by alerts, which lets real problems slip through
July 29, 2013
Three decades after they were introduced as a crime-fighting tool, electronic ankle bracelets used to track an offender's whereabouts have proliferated so much that officials are struggling to handl......
It is simple to fix! They have shock collars for doors and they work. First of all, just set up the perimeter of how far they can wonder and then make the ankle bracelet 10,000 volts and see how far they go. Outside the perimeter and they are fried, which they deserve.
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If they are going to ignore the punishment, then they should IGNORE THE CRIME TOO! NOT!
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