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|Holyoke Vet Service receives pet overpopulation grant
|Written by Darci Tomky
Holyoke Vet Service recently received a $4,500 grant from the Colorado Pet Overpopulation Fund.
Funds are specifically available for people who need financial assistance to spay or neuter their pets, said veterinarian Dr. Darrell Tomky. The grant will cover half of the surgery, with Holyoke Vet Service donating $10 to that cost so the $4,500 grant money stretches farther.
Those who take advantage of the grant funds must be Colorado residents and can use it for two surgeries per household. Funds became available to Holyoke Vet Service clients July 1 and must be used in one year.
When asked why pet owners should spay or neuter their pets, Tomky said besides the obvious reason to reduce pet overpopulation, there are also other health benefits for the pet.
Holyoke Vet Service has received the grant several times since the Colorado Pet Overpopulation Fund was created by the state legislature in 2001. The aim is to curb pet overpopulation and reduce euthanasia of surplus, unwanted or abandoned dogs and cats.
According to the fund's website, coloradopetfund.org, of the 180,600 dogs and cats in Colorado shelters last year, 86,200 were adopted, 30,100 were returned to owners and sadly 26,300 were euthanized.
Grant money is available through income tax donations and license plate sales.
More than $1.6 million have been donated since 2001 by Colorado taxpayers to subsidize the spay/neuter surgeries of 45,000 cats and dogs owned by income-qualified Colorado citizens.
Adopt-a-Shelter-Pet license plates became available in 2011 and generated more than $76,000 in revenue in the first year to spay/neuter and provide medical treatment and microchip identification for shelter animals.
For more information, visit coloradopetfund.org or contact Holyoke Vet Service at 854-3800.
The Holyoke Enterprise July 4, 2013


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"I wrestled him at the Eastern States Tournament and knew he was a tough kid," Person said. "He beat me 11-9, but I was coming off a sickness and didn't have a great week of practice."
Person felt right at home in the rematch at Hofstra, where he won a county championship as a sophomore, finished second as a junior, and third as a freshman. "I like competing in front of a big crowd. I feed off it," he said. "I know what it feels like to finish second and I didn't want to feel that way again."
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Person takes a 37-2 record upstate. "The atmosphere at states is unlike anything else," he explained. "It feels great to be going back."
Kennedy senior Richard Luxmore reached the All-County podium by finishing fourth at 138 pounds. He won four times, and both of his losses were by one point to Wantagh's Nick Vines.
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Actress Kaley Cuoco rang in the new year as a married woman after exchanging vows with tennis star Ryan Sweeting.
The Big Bang Theory star confirmed the happy news on New Year's Day by posting a photo of herself in a pink gown, kissing Sweeting, on Instagram.com.
The 27 year old captioned the shot, "Yep 🙂 #thesweetings."
The couple became engaged in September after just three months of dating, and she celebrated her impending nuptials by throwing a bridal shower in November.
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Serious question for CFers...After being stuck in the wasteland of B1G territory for too many years, I've been presented with two seperate employment opportunities. One is in Marshalltown and one is in Boone. Both positions are very similar and the pay is just about the same. The last time I lived in Iowa was the day I graduated, so I'm looking for advice. Which offer should I take? Either one gets me back in Cyclone country and the cost of housing seems to be much less in Marshalltown. But I'm sure there's a reason. The kids are out of the house, so school quality is not an issue. So this is where I turn to you, my CF family for advice. Which one?
"If I've told you once, I've told you a million times - don't exaggerate!"
The answer to this question, and many others, is "not Marshalltown".
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Live in Ames and commute to Boone.
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Ugh, horrible choices. I would choose Boone because it is closer to Ames.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
What's the deal with M-town? House prices average about $60 - $75/sq ft, while in Boone they're more in the $130 - $160 range.
Live in Ames, not that it's cheaper, it's just not Boone. And they're both not Marshalltown.
Take Boone job but don't live there.
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Live in Ames and commute to Boone.
This. Its 15 miles, and well worth the commute.
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Live in Ames and commute to Boone.
Good call - I think this is the approach I would take if I faced the OP's situation! There should be some good housing options in west Ames.
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Live in Ames and commute to Boone.
I don't have a lot of knowledge of either Boone or Marshalltown, but this was the first thing that popped in to my mind as well. Living in Ames and commuting would seem like the way to go.
Marshalltown really isn't that bad, just blue collar.
I'm not sure what my city did to all of you guys, but there is nothing wrong with living in Boone.
I removed it.
I'm leaning toward Boone because i'd be 15 minutes from JTS and Hilton, but it doesn't seem like there's much going on in Boone.
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I'm not sure what my city did to all of you guys, but there is nothing wrong with living in Boone.
When its that close to ames, ames is a much better option for living.
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15 Style Points For Your Next HighboyWritten by on April 1, 2002 Proof That No Two Rods Are Alike
Theres no denying that hot rods are largely about aesthetics. The problem is, with a huge palette of components to choose from, its way too easy to create bad art. As magazine guys, were supposed to maintain the illusion that hobby cars are individualistic expression, and that no one is supposed to dub anyone elses automotive vision as right or wrong. Still, gross errors like wrong stance, wrong colors, and wrong wheels, or more minute details like headlight placement and windshield rake, can make the difference between a stunning vibe and a total mess.
As we embark on a Deuce highboy project, visualizing our roadster as a whole is critical before we start loading up the credit card. As we considered the minutia and the affect they have on the overall feel of the car, we realized that weve never seen a checklist of things to consider for mainstream hot rod styling. So thats our goal with this story.
Rod styles are so vast that we had to set some limits. First, we decided to stick with highboys. That means were also focusing on the most common 28-34 Fords, though the info applies to coupes, roadsters, and sedans. Were also narrowing in on the parts and components that are commonly available from the chassis companies and the aftermarket at large rather than delve into the possibilities of custom creations. This will cover the more traditional looks of the 40s through the very early 70s, albeit sometimes with a contemporary twist.
1: Wheels and Tires
This is perhaps the most critical of all choices, and owning several styles of rubber and rims can totally change the look of your car. Upon the initial build, you need to decide if you want tall-and-skinnies or bigs-and-littles. Tall and narrow tires always require traditional wheelsgenerally steelies with caps, Kidney Beans, or trad wiresand bias-ply tires that can be whitewalls or not. In some cases all four tires are the same size, but more often theyre 5.50-16s on the front and 7.00-16s (or so) on the rear. Bigs and littles can range from modern radials to retro 70s meats and the variety of acceptable wheel options is far greater.
2: Stance
A highboy is inherently high, with the body atop the frame rather than channeled over it. However, you can go with a 40s-style tall-and-level stance, a 50s medium-high stance with a bit of a rubber rake, a full-on 70s stink-bug stance, or a modern way-low attitude with a bit of rake. The choice goes hand in hand with the wheel and tire combo.
3: Suspension
Omitting the high-tech look with independent suspension on the front or even both ends still leaves a lot of choices for a solid axle front end. Do you want an I-beam (more retro) or a tube axle (more modern)? Should the I-beam be drilled? Should the axle be painted, detail-painted, or chromed? Do you prefer a 46-inch or 48-inch wide axle? Theres also the consideration of how it should be located depending on the vintage you want. They are, in order from earliest to latest: split wishbones or split and drilled wishbones, hairpins, or a four-bar. As for a suspension, a multileaf transverse spring is most traditional, followed by a monoleaf spring, then a more contemporary coilover setup (usually used with a tube axle and a four-bar). The rear suspension is less noticeable, but should follow the theme. Coilovers and a four-link are less trad than a transverse leaf and ladder bars.
4: Frame
Initially, the frame will need to accommodate the stance and suspension youve chosen. The crossmember location fore and aft and up-and-down will determine the wheelbase and ride height and give the car its general look. Additionally, if youre working with a Model A, the choice between an A frame or a 32-style frame is critical; we suggest the latter for a fenderless car. A 32 frame generally needs to be pinched to look right with a narrow Model A cowl, but even if youre using a Deuce frame under a 32, youll generally pinch the front rails a bit so that theres no gap between the hoodsides and the frame (if youre running a hood). Total Cost Involved uses a mild pinch or wild pinch depending on the hood-to-frame look you want and the engine clearance you need.
You also need to decide if the front and rear framerails will be bobbed even with the body in the front or rear. If so, the gas tank will need to be mounted elsewhere (it was originally between the rear framerails behind the body), probably in the trunk just behind the seat. If you retain the front and rear frame horns, then you need to decide what type of spreader bars you want (painted or stainless? Ved or straight?), plus whether the front horns will be boxed or not. The consideration to box the horns or not may also affect the placement of turn signals and taillights.
5: Engine
The mill is a big factor in the personality of the car. Are you going retro flathead, monster blown Hemi, or boring small-block Chevy? The decision will affect things like the suspension choice (for both ride height versus engine weight and also for traction and safety versus horsepower), hood choice (Do you hide it or show it off? Will hoodsides even fit?), and exhaust (for style or practicality). If you decide to run without a hood or hoodsides, the engine needs to match the era or vibe of the rest of the car. If the engine is hidden, you can get away with stuff like fuel injection on a retro-looking car. Without a hood, forget it.
6: Exhaust
Regardless of the engine choice, how will you run the exhaust? You can choose from Limefire-type headers, Sprint Car style tubes, or zoomies. Any of those can be run open, with muffler inserts, with sidepipes or track pipes, or with bypass tubes that run to mufflers under the car. Or you can be more subtle and keep it all under the car. Dont forget that sound will also contribute to the aura of your highboy.
7: Hood Options
There are quite a few things that will determine hood and hoodside selection, including the engine, the exhaust, and the vintage you want. You can run just a hood top and no sides, or you can run a top and sides. You need to choose from a one- or two-piece top (the latter is more trad, the former more smoothie), plus decide if you want louvers or not. Rootlieb hoods offers three- or four-piece hoods with no louvers, tall louvers in 20- or 25-slot designs, three- or four-row top or side louvers, and hoodsides with high-tech scoops. You can even mix and match. Hoods are also available to mate Model A bodies with 32 grilleshells, and dont forget to consider neat stuff like toolbox latches or leather straps on your hoodsides. If youve stretched the wheelbase a bit to fit a long engine, we suggest you leave the hood off to keep the car from looking like Pinocchio.
8: Headlights
Lots of important detail here, including headlight size and location. King Bee lights, industrial lights with integral turn signals on top, and large stock-type 43 lights are all options. The 4-inch-round lights can be fluted, smooth, or loaded with Jag-type tri-bars. You have to decide if you want a headlight bar or not. Lights can also be mounted on custom F-1 shock-mount-style pedestals, aftermarket equivalents, or from custom tabs on the shock towers. The typical aftermarket 50s/60s-type cast-aluminum ribbed headlight stands are also a good choice for small lights, but they usually hang them too far outboard for the modern eye. Light location is critical as far as up and down and fore and aft. Mess with it.
9: Grille
If you have a Model A, will you keep the stock grille or go Deuce? For a 32 grille shell, will it be filled or keep the stock ornament? Are you going to use a spear down the center of the hood? If the shell is filled, will it be peaked or smooth? As far as the grille insert goes, you can get it with or without the crank hole, and it can be painted, stainless, or chrome. Or you can paint the vertical ribs and leave the surround bright. If youre working on a Model 40, the selection of 33 or 34 grilles is also criticaland expensive!
10: Body Baubles
Right off the bat your highboy better not have cowl lights. Beyond that, its debatable. On a Model A, you can keep or lose the gas cap in the cowl. On a 32, the same goes for the cowl vent. Most guys keep the door hinges these days, but they can also be smoothed. A roadster usually doesnt have door handles or a deck handle, but it might if the style is old enough, while coupes usually retain that stuff unless they are high-tech. The use of external rearview mirrors is also up for debate on a roadster, but peep mirrors are common on coupes and sedans.
11: Taillights
Only the high-tech crowd will opt for third taillights and LED strips in the roll pan. The traditional crowd will usually opt for 39 Ford teardrops, 50 Pontiac roundies, or 60s-style rectangular lights that are somewhat out of vogue.
12: Windshield
On a coupe or sedan, youll only choose between stock-type or high-tech flush-fit glass. For a roadster its a bit more in-depth. A 2-inch chop on the stock frame and posts is most common, but you can do more or less depending on the mood. Altering the rake of the stock windshield components can also set the tone, as can the choice to run the chrome channel atop the glass or omit it. Gaining in popularity are Duvall-style Ved windshields from Speedway Motors and Wescotts, and you can get them with a trad split or with more modern V-butted glass. So-Cal also has a new one-piece windshield, and the very retro guys can make a Hallock-type V-glass.
13: Dash
The interior sets the style more than you may suspect, and weve seen many retro rods tinged by a modern interior or vice versa. The dash can use an Auburn insert, a vintage S-W setup, a neo-retro damascened gauge cluster, or more high-tech billet offerings. Dont overlook the installation of a 40 Ford dash or even a narrowed art deco setup from your favorite funky 50s car. The steering wheel should match the theme: banjo, 40 Ford, 59 Impala, Bell-style, or modern. Brand new columns are available for all of them and are preferable to ripping a tilt-tele column from a 70s Cad or Olds.
14: Upholstery
We set the upholstery separate from the dash because, on a roadster, it affects the look quite a bit. An overstuffed seat on a stock tack rail screams 70s, while nearly any car built today is considered smoother with the seatback tucked under the tulip panel. You can still opt to leave the wooden tack rail or remove it. The seat color, stitch pattern, material, and even the shape will largely affect the mood of the car. We feel that textured or patterned inserts are the next big thing.
15: Paint
Finally, the most obvious. While colors come and go, its important to match the tone with the theme of the rest of the car. An extreme Kandy Tangerine just isnt right on a 40s car, and a high-tech rod may not be right in a 50s Palmolive green or eggplant purple. Dont get caught in current color trends or the car will be quickly dated. Same with graphics. Remember when everyone ran out and put 80s scallops on everything? Match the detail to the style.
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This Model 40 is a perfect example of transcending eras. It's a traditional rod with a solid axle and flames, yet clearly a modern-times car with big radials and polished Torq-Thrust IIs. With a full four-piece hood, it could be equally good with a tri-power small-block, an EFI setup, or a dual-quad billet big-block.Here's a trad '40s style: a '27 T on a Model A frame with an A 'banger and '35 wires. Note the stock high-and-level ride height and the original mechanical brakes.This '30/'31 on '32 rails with a Deuce grille is pure late-'50s thanks to bias whitewalls on steelies and a Duvall-style windshield.This '32 exemplifies bobbed rear frame horns with a roll pan, '39 teardrop taillights, and a custom three-piece hood with 25-louvre hoodsides.If this isn't Guy Ruchonette's old coupe, then it's a mimic that screams mid-'80s—the era of overpowered, over-rubbered rods like Fat Jack's '46 coupe and Jerry Moreland's '40 Tudor. The huge rear meats fall shy of Pro Street. This is a look that will come back soon.This '28/'29 on '32 bones uses a retro flathead with a Thickstun-style air cleaner. The heavily padded seat on the stock tack rail is an example of the upholstery style seen clear through the '50s.Here we're moving high-tech, denoted by the sculptured hoodsides, bobbed front rails, smoothed hinges and handles, and wide radials all the way around.The true Bonneville style is rarely seen in today's street rods as it was in the past. This '32 has all the trimmings of a current land-speed racer and could easily form some ideas for a street car.
Another example of the modern traditional style, this '32 roadster makes interesting use of color; it's an example of how the interior choice helps make the car stand out. This is also a good example of the increasingly popular placement of big, tight, and low headlights.Street Rodder magazine's Chris Shelton owns this Brookville-bodied, So-Cal chassis '32 with traditional 550-16s and 700-16s on steelies. The hood is a trad four-piece with 25-louver sides. A lower-than-retro ride height tips off that this is a modern car, but it works.This shot and the next one identify the power of just a few changes. It's the same '32 roadster, but the tan wire wheels lend a far stodgier look than the slicks and skinnies on original Torq-Thrust wheels.


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(Washington, DC) — In response to this week's Russian court decision against Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial's (ADC Memorial) challenge to the requirement to register as a foreign agent, Senator Ben Cardin (MD), Chairman of the Commission Security and Cooperation in Europe (U.S. Helsinki Commission) made the following statement:
"Often an organization closes its doors because they've accomplished a goal or outlived their usefulness to society or the market. But Russia's decision to force ADC Memorial in St. Petersburg to close if it does not register as a foreign agent is proof-positive that this NGO's work is needed and their message is powerful. The affiliated Memorial in Moscow was founded during the Soviet period of perestroika to address a totalitarian past. Now, as the darkness of lies and propaganda appear again on the Russian horizon, we will not waiver in our support for groups like Memorial that are dedicated to telling the truth about the past and the present no matter the cost."
ADC Memorial Anti-discrimination Center is one of many nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Russia forced to fight for their right to operate in the wake of tremendous government pressure against them. Russian president Vladimir Putin has conducted a systematic campaign to shrink the space for independent voices in Russia. The "foreign agents law" enacted by Russia in 2012 requires all NGOs that accept foreign funds to register as foreign agents. Many groups such as ADC Memorial have decided to cease operations rather than submit to the onerous labeling and reporting requirements that are clearly meant to smear them as traitors and force them to close.
The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, also known as the U.S. Helsinki Commission, is an independent agency of the Federal Government charged with monitoring compliance with the Helsinki Accords and advancing comprehensive security through promotion of human rights, democracy, and economic, environmental and military cooperation in 57 countries. The Commission consists of nine members from the U.S. Senate, nine from the House of Representatives, and one member each from the Departments of State, Defense, and Commerce.
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Military Base Closures and the Towns They Leave Behind
The U.S. will close 20 major military bases by September 2011. What happens then depends on the base's location. But the ripple effect is always felt throughout the surrounding area. And often, families lose neighbors, businesses lose customers, and workers lose jobs.


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1955 Ford F100 - Third Time's The CharmWritten by on October 1, 2008 Russell Post's '55 F-100
Like many of us, Russell Post is a dyed-in-the-wool classic trucker. He eats, breathes, and drives old trucks like they were meant to be. Prior to his '55 F-100 we see here, he had two other early Effies that he literally drove into the ground until the rust, wear, and tear made them into donor trucks.
Back in 1994, Russell started gathering parts for his third F-100 that was slated to be a "finished" truck. He started by scavenging parts from the previous two beaters as well as accumulating five more parts vehicles such as a '54 F-250, '55 F-250, '54 C-600 COE, '54 F-100, '55 F-100, and many other parts from nearby wrecking yards. One of the main reasons for buying so many original trucks was that Russell set out to piece the final F-100 together using OEM parts, which can obviously be a bit more work in the long run.
From a local Iowa pig farmer, Russell scrounged up a '77 Oldsmobile he gladly pulled the motor, trans, and cruise control from. After a good cleanup, the "new" drivetrain was lowered into its new Ford surroundings, complete with the original 263,000 miles! Russell went through the Turbo 350 trans, but the motor showed little sign of wear despite the odometer reading. To dress up the Olds 350 V-8, a set of chrome valve covers was purchased on eBay and looks right at home with the '56 Olds air cleaner that sits atop the dutiful 600-cfm Quadrajet.
A Volare front clip was had via Buzz's Salvage in Storm Lake, Iowa, and was installed by Russell. The clip still retains its stock spindles, springs, torsion bars, disc brakes, and steering box. The '65 F-100 9-inch rearend that now resides under the '55 was courtesy of Russell's second, now deceased F-100 and mounts up to the stock frame with a set of No Limit shackles, raised spring hangers, and stock parallel leafs that have two leafs removed per side.
With all the original sheetmetal Russell had on hand, there was enough decent material to assemble the '55 properly. Since this was going to be another driver, albeit a nice one, many parts like the grille, wheels, suspension, and bed pieces were sent out for powdercoating instead of chrome, but looking at the truck, one would hardly question this decision. Russell finessed the rest of the truck into shape and sprayed it in '55 Ford Thunderbird turquoise.
Inside the cab, the bench seat from the C-600 was used and covered in turquoise vinyl with white piping by Darrell Krehlik in Spencer, Iowa. Russell installed a black carpet kit from Mid Fifties as well as the Chevy van steering column and Camaro wheel. Housed in the stock dash and gauge panel is the original FoMoCo instrumentation that was rewired thanks to a Ron Francis kit.
Seven years have passed since Russell hit the pavement in this F-100, and he's added another 15,000 miles to the odometer going to shows, cruise nights, swap meets, as well as hauling more parts and lumber in the bed of it. After it's all been said and done, Russell claims to get the most out of it simply driving through the northwest Iowa countryside. Sounds good to us; can we ride shotgun?
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Born Kelly Ann McGillis on July 9, 1957 in Newport Beach, CA, she was the daughter of Joan and Donald McGillis, an acting coach and general practitioner, respectively. Having inherited the acting bug from her mother, McGillis received her first drama award for an early performance in a production of "The Serpent" while attending Newport Harbor High School. She vigorously pursued her chosen vocation when - much to her parents' dismay - the teenage McGillis left high school and began studying at the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts. Within a few years she made another bold move - this time to New York City, where she enrolled at the Julliard School of Drama, and later served as an u... Continue Bio >>
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Supply chain professionals need to sharpen skills before entering workforce
May 25, 2011
Manpower Group has released the results of its sixth-annual Talent Shortage Survey, revealing that 52 percent of U.S. employers are experiencing difficulty filling supply chain positions within their organizations, up from 14 percent in 2010.
The number of employers struggling to fill positions is at an all-time survey high despite an unemployment rate that has diminished only marginally during the last year. U.S. employers are struggling to find available talent more than their global counterparts, one in three of whom are having difficulty filling positions.
According to the more than 1,300 U.S. employers surveyed, the jobs that are most difficult to fill include skilled trades which have appeared on the U.S. list multiple times in the past. The survey also highlights the most common reasons employers say they are having trouble filling jobs, including candidates looking for more pay than is offered, lack of technical skills and lack of experience.
"The fact that companies cite a lack of skills or experience as a reason for talent shortages should be a wake-up call for employers, academia, government and individuals," said Jonas Prising, ManpowerGroup president of the Americas.
"It is imperative that these stakeholders work together to address the supply-and-demand imbalance in the labor market in a systematic, agile and sustainable way. There may also be an increasing imbalance between employers willingness to pay higher salaries in what is still a soft general labor market compared to the salary expectations of prospective employees, especially those with skills that are in high demand."
Dr. Theodore P. Stank, Bruce Chair of Excellence in Business, University of Tennessee told LM in a recent interview that supply chain professionals need to "reinvent" themselves:
"Machinery and technology can become obsolete in a short time, but the same is true of people in the workforce," he said. Unless you continue to grow and take on new responsibilities a person becomes stale and vulnerable," he said.
ManpowerGroup surveyed almost 40,000 employers across 39 countries and territories as part of its annual Talent Shortage Survey. Globally, 34 percent of employers say they are having difficulty filling positions. The reasons most often cited are lack of experience, lack of available applicants and lack of technical skills. Among the 39 countries and territories surveyed, employers are having the most difficulty finding the right people to fill jobs in Japan (80 percent), India (67 percent) and Brazil (57 percent).
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Beyond Sport holds various awards schemes throughout the year specific to issue, geography and event. The Global Awards, supported by Comic Relief are Beyond Sport's flagship reward scheme. Each year, the Official Shortlist is selected through an in-depth judging process made up of experts in the field. The Shortlisted initiatives are invited to the annual Beyond Sport Summit and Awards.


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The volatility of the last few years has investors searching for investment vehicles that can help diversify their portfolios from the wild swings of the stock market. The old-school method often involves buying stocks in different asset classes (small, large, etc.), but even that would not have protected your portfolio in the treacherous recession of 2008-2009.
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An asset class that has attracted great fanfare the last decade has been the commodities. This explosion of popularity has to do with the performance of many of the commodities as well as the expansion of commodity ETFs. Until a few years ago, it was not easy for the average individual investor to invest in gold bullion or sugar futures. Today that can be accomplished using the same process as buying a stock online. (For related reading, check out An Overview Of Commodities Trading.)
Commodity ETFs Breakdown
Before delving further into commodity ETFs it is imperative to first explain the difference between ETFs that track commodity stocks and those that track the underlying commodity itself. The SPDRs Energy ETF (ARCA:XLE) is composed of a basket of stocks that do business in the energy sector. Many of the stocks will benefit from an increase in the rise of the price of oil, but there are other factors that affect each individual company.
The United State Oil ETF (ARCA:USO) actually own oil futures contracts that will move based on the price of oil. From 2007 through 2009, USO lost 24% as XLE only fell by 3%; a big difference considering the close connection the two ETFs have with each other. Investors must be aware of what an ETF invests in, stocks or the underlying commodity, before considering buying. (For related reading, check out A Guide To Investing In Oil Markets.) Year to date, the ETF is up 2.3%.
Commodity ETFs in Bear Markets
This section will focus on commodity ETFs that track the price of the underlying commodity and not the commodity-related stocks. Investors can invest in single-commodity ETFs such as the iPath Dow Jones Sugar ETN (ARCA:SGG) or an ETF that is composed of a basket of commodities like the PowerShares Agriculture ETF (ARCA:DBA).
There are several key reasons to own commodities, but the strongest factor is diversification. Consider in 2008 when the S&P 500 fell by 38.5%, the SPDRs Gold ETF (ARCA:GLD) rose by 5%. Not only is gold considered a hedge in a bear market, it also does well when the U.S. dollar falls and during inflationary periods. This is why GLD is up 3.11% this year.
There were not many long ETFs that did well in 2008, so even losses less than the overall market were viewed as positive for many commodity ETFs; DBA fell 20.5%, beating the S&P 500 by 18%.
...And in Bull Markets
In 2009 the S&P 500 rose by 23.5% and a number of commodity ETFs were able to beat that performance handily as investors looked to diversify and protect their portfolio from another downturn in stocks. A few unknown commodity ETFs led the gains in 2009. The iPath Dow Jones Lead ETN (ARCA:LD) gained 137% as the industrial metal flew under the radar.
A more heavily followed commodity, copper, also saw a big gain with the iPath Dow Jones Copper ETN (ARCA:JJC) surging 132% as demand for the metal from China increased (For those interested, JJC is up 8.5% year to date). At the same time, not all commodity ETFs enjoyed a strong 2009. The iPath Dow Jones Livestock ETN (ARCA:COW), which invests in live cattle and pork bellies, fell by 16% in 2009. (COW is down 1.9% so far in 2012)
Looking Ahead
With more volatility expected in the stock market in 2012, the key will be diversification among asset classes and the ability to pick the best stocks and ETFs. Within the commodity ETF arena there are three investments worth considering for investors looking to gain exposure to the sector.
The gold ETF, GLD, could be a hedge against inflation in the coming years as well as a way to play a sinking U.S. dollar. Another area that will benefit from both situations mentioned as well as a recovering economy is the PowerShares Energy ETF (ARCA:DBE). This ETF is composed of five commodities: light crude, brent crude, heating oil, gasoline and natural gas. DBE is currently up 8.5% year to date.
The third and final ETF would be DBA, also mentioned above, as a play on growing demand for grain and agricultural commodities. A growing demand for food from emerging markets and inclement weather around the globe could be the spark that sends this ETF higher regardless of the actions of the stock market. DBA is down 1.8% year to date.
The Bottom Line
Keep in mind all three ETFs mentioned could underperform the market in certain situations, but the goal is to diversify and attempt to increase reward and at the same time lower risk. (For more, see ETFs: How Did We Live Without Them?)
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By Diane Stamm
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Speech season is under way at Wauneta-Palisade Schools.
Last Saturday the Broncos were in North Platte for one of the biggest meets of the season.
"North Platte is a huge meet," said sponsor Liz Noler. "There is a lot of competition and we were excited to be there."
The OID team of Hayden Pollmann, Christi Christner, Leiauna Alberts, Nicole Strand and Landon Jutten, made the championship finals. Out of nine groups, WP placed seventh. Overall there were 64 OID groups and finals were broken down into championship finals and honors finals.
Saturday, Feb. 8, WP was in Sutherland for the Sailors Invitational.
According to Noler, the OID team placed first in both preliminary rounds and made finals. The team finished in third place.
Christner advanced to the finals of serious prose and finished sixth.
There are 11 students on the team, which has also been to meets in Wallace and Perkins County.
Noler said the Wallace meet was a good meet for people to get their feet wet. She said some students would have advanced to finals, but had to leave for basketball.
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Office of Historic Preservation
Phone: (210) 215-9274
In 2002, the City of San Antonio Office of Historic Preservation, in conjunction with the San Antonio Conservation Society, initiated a survey to comprehensively identify the city's historic resources. The survey area covers the original city limits as defined in 1856 and encompasses a land area of 36 square miles with an estimated 62,000 resources. The boundaries of the 36 square miles are roughly Hildebrand Avenue to the north, Rio Grande to the east, Division and Morrill Avenues to the south, and 24th and 19th Streets to the west (see map link below). The boundaries contain residences, commercial and industrial structures, and more than 20 major commercial corridors.
The purpose of the survey is to proactively identify historically significant properties and areas to preserve the architectural and cultural heritage of San Antonio and assist in preventing the demolition of previously non-inventoried historic resources. Identification and documentation of the city's historic resources assists in maintaining the cultural and historical character that makes San Antonio unique. It provides for economic development potential, serves as an education tool for residents of the community, and provides a comprehensive "snapshot" of the city's historic resources.
Through the participation of over 120 volunteers, all buildings,
structures, and objects currently inventoried have been photo-documented and
recorded on survey inventory forms. Information about architectural
style, year constructed, exterior materials, and alterations has been
documented. Each resource has then been reviewed for its architectural
integrity and has been assigned an integrity value of High, Medium, or Low:
The survey identifies buildings and districts that are eligible for historic designation. A goal for the Office of Historic Preservation is to complete a database of all inventoried properties and to make this information available to the public. To date, approximately 50% of the survey area, or over 30,000 properties, have been inventoried. The survey is an ongoing project.
In partnership with the San Antonio Conservation Society, the OHP has undertaken a Mid-Century Modern (MCM) survey of properties built between 1945 and 1975. These mid-20th century resources are nearing or have exceeded 50 years of age and are becoming "historic" in their own right. Mid-century modern architecture reflects the changing trends in building technology, materials, and aesthetics that developed in the post WWII decades. Clean lines and surfaces, minimal ornamentation, flat and irregular rooflines, plate glass windows, curtain wall construction, and decorative screens and accent walls are all elements commonly found in MCM architecture.
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Between 2003 and 2010, the Office of Historic Preservation (OHP) and the San Antonio Conservation Society (SACS) surveyed and researched 19th century vernacular properties that qualify as Historic Texas Farm and Ranch Complexes. Over 100 properties have been identified within the city limits and the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ). These extremely rare resources represent the last remaining visual vestiges of the earliest settlement of the city, county and ETJ. Each year more and more of these precious resources are lost to development, vandalism, and deterioration.
An historic context for these farm and ranch complexes
(used to evaluate individual properties) was listed on the National Register
of Historic Places (NRHP) in May 2011. A number of individual farm and ranch
properties have been nominated and listed on the National Register.
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Hey Everyone,
Last Friday (July 25th) was the official day I lead Menlo Park City School District in moving mail services from a plain ol' OS X mail server to Zimbra open source edition. Let me tell you, with a lot of planning the migration went very smooth. Any problems we encountered (which were minor) were due to user error.
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May 31, 2016
The community gathered at the Naval Air Station Meridian chapel to remember those who did not come home, and hear the stories of two men. The first is Lieutenant Leon LeFlore who was 30 yards from the point of impact of American Airlines Flight 77 at the Pentagon on September 11.
Lt. LeFlore, who now serves on-board NAS Meridian, shared his experiences that day. "It was an adrenaline rush that I can never explain. It was one of those things were it happened; you ran to the fight. You don't know why and you don't understand why you run to the fight. There was no rank; there was no structure; there were no privileged people that day. Again, we were all Americans trying to help one another out."
The second was retired sailor Rev. Rodney Duke who served 335 days as a prisoner of war during the Korean War.
Rev. Duke recounts those 11 months as, "It's like hell in mind because you don't have any freedom there. We had to ask permission to stand up, to leave the room, and the school kids there, when they are in the fifth grade, they are mandatory in the army. To all of my experience there, I again realized that in America, we do not do that."
Both men told the crowd that today is a day to be thankful for our country.
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May 6, 2013
It was a long, cold winter, but inside the St. Michael Parish Angelus Center, it has been sunny and bright for adults and youngsters swapping swings as they hone their tennis skills....
Did they leave the courts at the Mount? or were those needlessly destroyed also? Maybe someone could ask Olgebay to allow use of the courts for no charge? Maybe ask the city to build tennis courts instead of the sports field? are the courts still in north park?
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Shopping in Naples
In London there is "Portobello Road", in Paris there is "Clignan Court", in Rome "Portaportese", but Naples has no rivals when it comes to street stalls and markets.
There are stalls of all types and qualities with a wide range of goods on offer: antique tables, coins and period postcards, fashionable shoes, belts, T-shirts and sweaters at great discount prices.
Intelligent veteran shoppers know that "if you look, you find", and when you find something, never accept the first price, but try for a lower one.
It is impossible to estimate the large number of sellers that attract the attention of their clients through shouting out and intensely colourful products.
We suggest a brief vade mecum of all the markets of the city, from the most chic, and therefore the most expensive, to those of opportunities where it takes a keen eye to do business.
Our itinerary begins in the Viale Virgiliano where, every Thursday, there is the "Mercatino di Posillipo" (Posillipo Street Market), and is without doubt the trendiest of all.
There you can find prestigious brands of clothing from the last season or from stock: excellent jackets, shoes, sweaters and accessories of all types, household items, makeup, pantyhose and lingerie.
The prices are unfortunately not so low, but the shoppers it caters to are prepared to spent 10 Eur more for certain items.
This is not the case for those who spend their money at the stalls of "Mercatino di Poggioreale" (Poggioreale Street Market).
There, in Via Caramanico, it is best to go nice and early to get the best deals.
This market is the largest and is also the value for money.
At Poggioreale you can find a bit of everything, but it specialises in clothing: men's, women's and children's shoes from 10 to 20/25 Eur, pants and sweaters with similar or even lower prices, and they are all particular fashion items.
Then there is the "Mercatino dell'Umberto" (Umberto Street Market) which, in the mornings from Mondays to Saturdays, occupies most of Via Imbriani (in Chiaia area), and there it is easy to find bags, shoes, and in the winter season, scarves of all colours and materials.
It is similar to the Posillipo Market, though, in the quality is good but the prices are a little high.
Up on the Vomero hill, in Piazza degli Artisti, there are the stalls of the "Mercatino di Antignano" (Antignano Street Market), next to Piazza Medaglie d'Oro.
The prices are good and if you look hard you can find some good deals.
For fabric and household items the best place to go is the "Mercatino di Fuorigrotta" (Fuorigrotta Street Market), next to Via Leopardi, which is also a local produce market that sells all types of food products.
Good quality antiques and old junk are, on the other hand, easy to find on the steps going down from Piazza Matteotti, where you can find antique coins, old posters and dated postcards.
The same goes for the Villa Comunale, in the mornings of the third Sunday and Saturday of every month, except in August, at the "Mercatino dell'Antiquariato" (Antiques Market).
It is a meeting place for the many lovers of the antique style: tables, inlaid dressers and chests of drawers, beautifully carved wooden chairs, but also many furnishing accessories for antique tastes, restored furniture or renovators delights!
Which such a wide choice, it will be the item that you are looking for that will find you! (Adelma Montemaggi Rago)
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Joyent, Opscode and Boundary are co-hosting a hackathon at Joyent on Saturday, April 27 from 10AM-4PM.
Enhanced OS Virtualization for the Cloud - Jerry Jelinek at Illumos Day
The talk is about Linux Performance Analysis and Tools: specifically, observability tools and the methodologies to use them.
SmartOS basics for sysadmins presented by Ben Rockwood.
Bryan Cantrill opens the BayLISA meetup at Joyent, August 16, 2012.
Last week, Mr. Bruning guided us through the first steps of getting started on Nodestack, which is the combination of SmartOS, Node.js, and MongoDB.
SF Meetup, Wednesday, 2/27: The Art of Email Explained Scientifically: What Developers, Operations and Marketing are Required by Law to Know.
Video is now the king of content. However, there's not enough time to watch a video. 4-minute videos can make us squirm in our chairs or reach for our smartphone to check email. Even if you have not heard of ReelSurfer, you probably have watched a mash-up or one of its viral videos. ReelSurfer is a free online service that lets anyone clip and share any video from any website.
Join us to hear Cloudant's Chief Scientist, Mike Miller who hails from Boston to speak about developing a high-velocity, Big Data apps with Cloudant running on Joyent SmartOS.
Everyone has heard how political campaigns use social media to win votes, but what about using Big Data? Moonshadow Mobile offers cutting-edge technology that allows political supporters to run mapping and geospatial visualization technology on desktop platforms and smartphones.
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Inspired by a pair of late 17th century Louis XIV doors, our handsome walnut bath furniture captures the craftsmanship and detailing emblematic of the French Baroque period. Hand-wrought antiqued iron full-length poignee hinges serve as closure to raised panel doors with a molded and stepped design.
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Ocala homes damaged by high winds on Sunday
Published: Monday, March 25, 2013 at 10:42 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 25, 2013 at 10:42 a.m.
Ocala firefighters responded to 25 emergency calls during high winds on Sunday, and several homes were damaged in the city.
Falling trees damaged five buildings, according to an Ocala Fire Rescue news release. Others trees pulled down power lines, causing power outages.
Late Sunday morning, the Ocala International Airport recorded winds of 30 mph and gusts of 41 mph. The high winds continued into the afternoon.
No injuries were reported.
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Le Mars City Council Awards Contracts For Waste Water Treatment Facilities
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars City Council held a special meeting today to award the contracts for the construction of the new Waste Water Treatment facility and improvements to the existing facility. The council awarded a contract of $15 million 226 thousand dollars to Rice lake Construction of Deerwood, Minnesota and the council awarded a second contract for $3,664,000 to Vander Pol Excavating of Orange City. That meeting will be held at the city hall council chambers.
Plymouth County Transfers Property to City of Le Mars
(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Board of Supervisors approved a three percent increase in salary for non-elected county employees during their regularly scheduled meeting held this morning at the county courthouse. The supervisors also signed an agreement between Plymouth County and the city of Le Mars transferring Plymouth County's interest in the Cresent Ridge real estate to the city of Le Mars. The county, in an effort to promote economic development previously contributed $525,000 to the Le Mars Business Initiative Corporation for the acquistion and development of Cresent Ridge real estate comprising of 59.5 acres. The county is now transferring the land back to the city in the amount of $297,500.
Mid-Sioux Opportunity Inc. Raises $1000 for Low Income Families
(REMSEN), IA – Local businesses in five counties along with Mid-Sioux Opportunity, Inc. have raised nearly $1,000.00 collectively to provide assistance to needy families this winter. Funds were raised by patrons purchasing mittens for $1 at participating businesses. Those funds were then provided to Mid-Sioux Opportunity, Inc. to assist families in need. "All of these funds will be used for direct assistance to families. Mid-Sioux Executive Director, Dick Sievers says the agency is grateful to have the support from the business community and from those who donated." Mid-Sioux Opportunity, Inc. is a Community Action Agency that fights poverty on the local level serving Cherokee, Ida, Lyon, Plymouth and Sioux counties in Northwest Iowa. The mission of Mid-Sioux Opportunity, Inc. is to meet individual and community needs through educational, health, financial and outreach services.
Historic Preservation Commission To Throw A Community Party
(Le Mars) -- Le Mars Historic Preservation Commission wants to invite the public to a party, that will celebrate the listing of the Le Mars Downtown Commercial Historic District, on the National Register of Historic Places. That event is scheduled for Wednesday, January 16 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at the Blue Bunny Ice Cream Parlor - second floor. A power point of historic pictures will be shown.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Attorneys for the city of Council Bluffs and two former police detectives are asking a judge to rule that a jury decided in their favor in a lawsuit filed by two men who claimed they were wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for murder.
A mistrial was declared Dec. 14 in the lawsuit filed by Terry Harrington and Curtis McGhee. The jury returned to the courtroom with a written verdict indicating they had ruled in favor of the
city and former police officers Daniel Larsen and Lyle Brown.
When jurors were asked if they agreed with the verdict, three women answered no. A unanimous verdict is required, so Judge Robert Pratt declared a mistrial.
Attorneys for the city and officers filed a motion Friday asking Pratt to reinstate the jury's written verdict.
Water To Be Released From Reservoir
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A public water utility in central Iowa is releasing water from a reservoir on the Des Moines River for the first time due to concerns about water supply.
Des Moines Water Works announced Tuesday it will release water from the Saylorville Reservoir due to concerns about available amounts and quality. The additional release of 30 cubic feet per second will take place Wednesday.
The utility says testing the release procedure in case it's needed was driven by last year's drought conditions.
Water Works invested $2.4 million 30 years ago for reservoir access. They also pay $100,000 annually for a pumping facility.
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(Washington, DC) Congressman Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL), Chairman of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (U.S. Helsinki Commission) and Co-Chairman Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD), issued the following statement in response to Pakistan's former Prime Minister and opposition leader Benazir Bhutto's assassination earlier today outside a campaign rally in Rawalpindi:
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"As leaders of the U.S. Helsinki Commission, whose job is to encourage compliance with the Helsinki Final Act, the landmark human rights and democracy-building declaration signed in 1975, we are deeply concerned by this attack and the outbreak of violence in its response. Prime Minister Bhutto fought for democracy and made the ultimate sacrifice for her country. The political unrest in Pakistan comes at a critical time for the region and we must not forget what Prime Minister Bhutto was fighting for and urge peace, stability, and democracy to prevail," said Co-Chairmen Hastings and Cardin.
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This is one beautiful map. I love those ice shelves. One question though - there are no ice shelves at the northernmost part of the map. How so?
Repped, at any rate.
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this is a map of Caeruin where all the realms, lands, cities, holds, castles and villages are located. It is an alternate version of my Caeruin XXL map (see WIP here) in a satellite style.
My next maps will certainly get smaller. For now I'm ready with huge sizes and files. *sigh*
--> scrollable map here (map changed, sorry) <--
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This is one beautiful map. I love those ice shelves. One question though - there are no ice shelves at the northernmost part of the map. How so?
Repped, at any rate.
I've also been thinking about, if not everywhere in the northern region must be ice shelf. No idea ... must? Anyway, I'm not a big fan of 'it's magic', but sometimes you just need to set priorities. In this case, it looks better with ice than without. And I was not in the mood, to fill the whole ocean with ice shelf.
Thanks for the rep!
that is beautiful - excellent work. I'll just stare it for the next 2 hours
very wonderful map ... I like the color. And the High Res map is spectacular
PS: ich werde mich jetzt eine Weile auf deiner Homepage zu Caeruin verlieren ... scheint ne interessante Geschichte zu sein.
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Thanks, guys.
I made the map on my homepage now scrollable. Individual countries may also be driven directly. Yeah, I love JavaScript!
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Please forgive me, actually only the first links work exactly (Harador). It's still under construction and I'm looking for a way to stop the autoscrolling when I want to continue scrolling with the mouse. My JavaScript knowledge is limited. So if anyone has a suggestion how I could do this ...
The (important) cities will also become an info box when hovering. But first I need to get everything right.
That's really snazzy, I'm diggin it very much. Wish I knew how to do anything for a website, this is how I'd do it. The only thing I might change is that the map starts in the upper left, I'd make it zoomed out and centered.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
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Of course it's not an eyecandy when it is starting in the upper left edge. The plan is, to show a little intro (or even an infobox) at this place first.
I don't know how I make it zoomable. I think it's not compatible to mootools, what I'd use for the scrolling effects.
Well, it is not as mighty as http://mapventures.com/int/ (O_O), but it works well, is easily implemented and requires only a few HTML and CSS knowledges.
This is a beautiful map. And that scrolly thing is awesome! Have some rep!
I am "gobsmacked " with that map and idea of the scrollable map. I am particularly impressed with Harador 6/13 , 7/13 and 10/13. Is there a way to see more of 10/13 Unterschrift "Die Welt von? " My German is very limited and perhaps you have explained it somewhere where I missed it because of my lack of German.


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Testimony :: Hon. Alcee L. Hastings
Chairman - Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Welcome to this Helsinki Commission briefing examining the prospects for democratic change in Belarus – a country located in the heart of Europe, but which has the unfortunate distinction of having the worst human rights and democracy record in the European part of the OSCE region.
I am very pleased that we have with us today a delegation of courageous leaders of Belarus' democratic opposition and leading human rights and democracy activists. The delegation is being hosted by the International Republican Institute and I appreciate IRI's help making their presence here possible.
I must say that I feel a special connection with our speakers, as all were closely involved in the March 2006 presidential elections. As President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, at the time, I led the OSCE election mission to those deeply flawed elections. Welcome.
Our first speaker, Alexander Milinkevich is leader of the Belarusian non-governmental organization "For Freedom." He was candidate for president of the United Democratic Opposition parties in the 2006 elections, and was a recipient of the European Parliament's 2006 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought.
Our second speaker, Anatoly Lebedka, heads the United Civic Party and co-chairs the United Democratic Forces. We first met in 1999 at the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Annual Session. An outspoken defender of democratic rights, Anatoly has been harassed, imprisoned and beaten by the authorities.
I'm also pleased to welcome Enira Bronitskaya, a human rights advocate, civil society activist and former political prisoner who was jailed for six months last year for her work as co-leader of the elections monitoring NGO "Partnership" which was banned by the Belarusian authorities after it wrote a report that presented evidence of election fraud.
Following the presentations of our speakers, other members of the delegation will come up to the dais and be available to answer questions from the audience. If you have not yet done so, please pick up a copy of all of our speakers' biographies on the table.
At the post-election press conference the day after the 2006 elections, I stressed that "the Belarusian people deserve better" than the status quo. Regretfully, in light of the intervening twenty months of continued repression and stagnation, this remains my message today. Lukashenka has missed opportunities to liberalize the economy and the political system, but has chosen to maintain tight control over these and other aspects of society, especially when it comes to the media.
Finally, and most importantly, I want to commend the courage and commitment of the members of the delegation present here today, who, along with their colleagues in Belarus, are struggling for democracy, freedom and respect for human rights under very trying circumstances. Indeed, some of their colleagues, including Alexander Kazulin and Andrei Klimov, continue to languish in prison, while others disappeared nearly a decade ago without a trace.
I look forward to hearing from our speakers about the situation in their country and their agenda for change, especially in advance of parliamentary elections scheduled for next year.


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