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Pubished British magazines drop by 10%
British magazines drop by 10% in 2010, according to annual report by FIPP. PPA Chief Executive Barry McIlheney says "The market is stabilising and new titles, specifically free and customer magazines, played a crucial role in this turnaround of fortunes for the market."
Give a gift of reading that will be worth double this Christmas
Volunteer Reading Help is a national charity which helps children who struggle with their reading to develop a love of reading and learning. They inspire children to become confident and literate for life through the sustained support of trained reading helpers from local communities and businesses. Their vision is a nation of confident children, literate for life.
In December Volunteer Reading Help are taking part in The Big Give 2010 Christmas Challenge, an exciting opportunity whereby online donations made between 6th and 10th December via the Big Give website will be worth double to the charity. Read more »
Media coverage for the APA International Customer Publishing Summit and Awards
We have received some great media coverage from this week's International Content Summit and International Customer Publishing Awards. We have collated links to the features so far in the press so far. See the media links »
2010 Pearl Awards - The best in Custom Content in the US
New York, NY (November 12, 2010) - The Custom Content Council proudly presented its seventh annual Pearl Awards his week at The Water Club in New York City, which celebrated the best in custom media in design, editorial and strategic initiatives for B2B and consumer publications. Find out who the winners are »
The rise of the supermarket rag - Economist article
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I think someone who is good in Zimbra development or re-coding will be able to clarify this to me, as there are not many resources available regarding this topic.
Is there a way to develop our own Zimbra collaboration suite using the open source code, instead of buying the network edition license so that we can have the following functionalities.
*Full Outlook sync capability for contacts,calendar and tasks using the free open source edition
*Full Mobile sync capability for iphone,blackberry and windows mobile
*Full Zimbra document sharing available in the network edition
Please note: All of the above 3 must be possible by customizing the source code.
Is it possible to edit Zimbra open source code to have the above to properly function.
What type of options do we have here without worrying about the expensive licensing?
I prefer Zimbra over Google apps. However Google apps is kind of taking over slowly with all the messaging collaboration functionality with 25Gigs per user for less than $5 per month.


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Birth Place: Mangalore, Karnataka, IN
Born Nov. 1, 1973 in the Karnatka port city of Mangalore, India, Aishwarya Rai was the youngest of two children by Krishnaraj Rai, a marine biologist, and his wife, Brindya. A stellar student, she initially considered a career in medicine before settling on architecture. However, she had dabbled in modeling while in high school, and took it up again to pay for her college education at Raheja College. A commercial for Pepsi Cola, filmed during an outbreak of riots in Mumbai, instantly boosted her profile, and she was soon gracing magazines like Vogue and advertisements for Longines watches, Coca-Cola, and De Beers diamonds. In 1994, she took part in the Miss India competition, where sh... Continue Bio >>
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This is part of IEEE Spectrum's special report on the battle for the future of the social Web.
The Diaspora guys, four college kids turned chief engineers of the most-talked-about social networking start-up this year, get a lot of friend requests. Sometimes fans just show up at their office, uninvited, and ask to work with them. Every now and then, someone recognizes them in public, which freaks them out. On the day they moved into their current office in San Francisco, a commuter stopped them on the subway and commanded, "Go get 'em, guys! Kill Facebook!"
Journalists and bloggers have called Diaspora "the Facebook killer," "the Facebook rival," "the anti-Facebook," "Facebook's challenger," and "another Facebook wannabe." They have speculated about whether Diaspora is better than Facebook, whether Facebook will try to buy Diaspora, and whether Diaspora could "knock Facebook off its perch."
The guys, however, don't see themselves as competition. After all, Diaspora is a rookie company; its software is buggy and crash prone, and although the company tries to solve the biggest problem with Facebook by giving users better control over their private data, its site looks and acts like a vacant, amateur imitation.
Besides, the guys insist, they're not aiming to replace Facebook with "yet another social network." Rather, they're taking a stab at reengineering the way online socializing works by building an entire network of networks from the ground up. They hope that in the process they will help promote standards that other social sites—such as Digg, LinkedIn, Google Buzz, and perhaps one day even Facebook—will use to bridge their services. They imagine that during the next decade, the Web will evolve from a sea of social networking islands into what many developers are calling the federated social Web—one that lets you choose your networking provider, just as you now choose your e-mail provider, and yet still connect with friends who use other services.
Such a Web may be a distant, idealistic vision, but it's not Diaspora's alone. Many programmers and social media thinkers, including some at other start-ups, at universities, and at big companies such as Google, Mozilla, and Germany's Vodafone, have been working to develop open standards for a federated social Web since around the time "The Facebook" was a profile directory for Harvard students. They believe that such a Web is not only possible but also preferable. "If I couldn't e-mail people who don't share the same domain as me, that would be pretty stupid," remarks Joseph Smarr, a social Web engineer at Google. "But that's exactly the way social networks work today, and that's broken and should be fixed."
Of course, Google has a lot to gain if Diaspora can fix social networking. The search giant has tried to stop Facebook from encroaching on its share of online advertising revenue by offering its own networking services, including Lively (discontinued), Orkut (thriving only in Brazil), Buzz (trashed for its privacy flaws), and Wave (passed on to Apache). But so far, Google has failed to make anything as wildly popular as Facebook.
As far as the guys know, no prominent Googlers have invested money in Diaspora, but they have written most of their code using Google-engineered protocols. And if they can work out the kinks in their system and turn a profit, says Rob Enderle, an Internet technology analyst and president of the Enderle Group, in San Jose, Calif., "their success will showcase to the bigger players that if you work with Google, you too can be profitable, and you can pick up users more quickly."
Diaspora itself may not be a threat to Facebook. But a federated social Web built on Google technologies, Enderle says, "would destroy Facebook's value and certainly its power on the network." If Google, starting with small players such as Diaspora, can plant the seeds of a federation and cultivate a network of many social services that is richer, more addictive, and more ubiquitous than Facebook, "it would create an environment wherein Facebook can't be the next Google," Enderle says.


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This unique target game challenges players to shoot hovering foam balls out of mid-air using a six-shot plastic dart gun. Vectored jets of air suspend the six foam balls and an air regulator knob lets you adjust the height of the targets. The gun's brightly painted barrel automatically rotates to load a new dart when the action slider is pulled back. The harmless soft foam darts have suction-cup tips. The game has a large bull's eye for calibrating the dart gun and a ball-storage tray. Requires four C batteries. Not available for shipment to New York. 16 1/2" H x 13" W x 3 1/2" D. (3 lbs.)
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Total Junk
By Mrs. D
from Agoura Hills, CA
Couldn't get all the balls to actually hover at the same time, even after installing fresh batteries. Doesn't do what the picture shows. The gun, which you have to manually reload after every shot, constantly jammed. After attempting to play with it for an hour, neither parents nor child were having any fun. Very poorly made.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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A little disappointing
By Lraetygrr
from Sterling heights, MI
I bought this as a gift for my husband. The balls do not stay in place long enough to aim at them. If the table is bumped even the slightest, all the balls fall off. There are not any replacement or extra balls either. It takes ten minutes to get all the balls ready to shoot at and then they fall off before you get to aim at them. Very disappointed.
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Family liked it.
By RT
from ILL.
The less than circular balls have a tendency to jump off so you have to keep putting them back on, Ping Pong balls might work better being round an smooth. They WOULD give you a bigger target.The plastic gun worked but with no sights I think it was mostly luck to hit a ball.However, the family did find it entertaining.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Grandson and his buddies loved it.
By gram
from vermont
family gift, all can play and make up games to play by. Would be nice if it came with l more gun
No skills required
By Ceecee
from Winthrop, wa
So much fun at our big family get togetfher over the holidays! Safe for inside play and enjoyed by all from young to old as well as female or male!
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Problematic Toy
By Migrant3
from Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Foam target balls dent but do not 'undent' or poof out to spheres again. This makes them wobbly and unable to float in the air.
10 star satisfaction
By Johny
from canada
great product, excellent service by H & SH
Good learning toy
By Wachtman
from Raleigh, NC
Purchased toy for my grandson for Christmas.
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Great Looking Toy
By Lee the Crabber
from OBX, NC
Love that is visually challenging and fun for more than one player (taking turns). 9 yr. old thinks it is great!
great product!
By salmon6
from chico, ca
Everything great, no complaints
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According to Knoxville Police, officers responded to a fight at the Rocky Top Market on Cumberland Avenue around 3:15 am Sunday morning. Three women told officers they had been assaulted by two men at the market. The men were no longer at the market.
A witness described the two suspects and their vehicle, and officers spotted them a few minutes later. The car was pulled over and the two suspects, who said they were Jerome Locke and Lamar Green, were taken back to the market, where the victims identified them. The two were arrested for assault and disorderly conduct.
The men were taken to the Knox County Detention Facility, where they were booked, and jail officials realized that the man claiming to be Lamar Green was actually Tyshon Leteek Jones, who was wanted for a 2010 murder in Montgomery County Maryland.
Jones, 21, had been featured three times on the television show, Americas Most Wanted. He was a known gang member, and one of four suspects in the shooting death of Julian Kelly.
Jones is currently being held at the Knox County Detention Facility, charged with two counts of assault, one count of disorderly conduct, and under a hold for the United States Marshal's Service related to the Maryland murder charge.
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Protect your iPhone with a one-piece, impact resistant, flexible plastic hard case featuring an extremely slim profile. Simply snap the case onto your iPhone for solid protection and direct access to all device features.
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There is a problem with the next&prev buttons (to navigate through the mail pages) in the french version in 1024x768 :the next button is simply missing !
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I've talked to carlos about this & I've hotfixed the .properties to change "Indésirables" to "Spam", and "oh mon dieu" the button reappears in IE & FF
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Woods Five self-guiding trails totaling nearly 10 miles
highlight your hiking experience at Beall Woods State Park. The
chipped surface of the 1.5-mile Tulip Tree Trail can accommodate
wheelchairs, and a cassette tape noting 10 points of interest along
the way is available for visually impaired hikers. Like Tulip Tree
Trail, White Oak and Sweetgum trails are easy, while Schneck and
Ridgeway trails are for intermediate hikers. Super-sized pileated
woodpeckers are among the birds you may see among the equally super-sized
deciduous trees. Deer, opossum and skunks are among the park's year-round
inhabitants. Watch your step at Coffee Creek, where there's a 30-foot
drop, and by all means, don't forget that autumn's explosion of
color usually occurs the second or third week in October.
County State Fish and Wildlife Area If you're in search
of something you just don't see everyday in Illinois, Crawford County
Fish and Wildlife Area is a place you may want to hike. Botanically
speaking, it's a southern bottomland forest community that's near
the northern limits of its occurrence in the state. What it means
is that Crawford features different types of ferns and other plants
not widely seen. Keep this in mind as you hike the area's 5 miles
of trails, which vary from easy to moderate to difficult.
Springs The main trail at Dixon Springs State Park has a
split personality. It starts off as Pine Tree Trail, changes into
Oak Tree Trail, and finally calls itself Bluff Trail. It doesn't
take a Rhodes scholar to figure out what hikers pass through on
this route, but you should know it's geared for folks with intermediate
trail experience. Mosquitos and ticks can be bothersome here, but
it's nothing a little diligence can't handle. The many, many wildflowers
and the late-October leaf display are what you'll come back for.
Clyffe A splashing waterfall, intermittent and majestic
at 80 feet high, is one of the soul-refreshing sights encountered
at Ferne Clyff State Park. To view it at its best, take either the
easy Big Rocky Hollow Trail at 1 mile or the moderately difficult
Waterfall Trail at 0.75 mile. Because Ferne Clyffe is known for
its unusual rock formations, it's nice to know some of the more
impressive ones can be seen from the park's 10 trails. HawksCave
Trail, an easy 1-mile hike, goes past a shelter bluff, which is
the largest in southern Illinois. Those with more experience might
want to attempt the mile-long Round Bluff Nature Preserve Trail.
Equestrians use some of the 15 miles of hiking byways, but you're
welcome to hoof it along with them.
City It makes sense that a beautifully rugged place like
Giant City State Park would have a few rugged trails, but how does
more than 20 miles sound? The granddaddy of them all is Red Cedar
Hiking Trail, clocking in at 16 miles. Several shorter trails, such
as the mile-long Giant City Nature Trail, are great to hike when
your time is limited. Trillium Trail, 2-miles-long, is a self-guiding
nature hike with the spotlight on wildflowers. A blacktopped surface
makes the Post Oak Nature Trail wheelchair accessible, and at one-third
mile, seniors like it, too. Geology buffs love the bluffs, carved
by nature from Makanda sandstone and towering up to 100 feet above
the forest floor. Hiking horticulturists, amateur and pro, are smitten
with everything from the prickly pear cacti to the virgin white
oaks, so called because they were not felled during the settlement
period of the early 1800s. Wildflower hikes are usually held the
first two weeks in May, depending on rainfall and weather, and with
Giant City as your backdrop, you couldn't pick a finer time to hike.
Be sure to stop by the park office to pick up individual trail guides.
Murphysboro Is there anything as stunning as a mature forest
reflected in a quiet lake? Whether you hike during the green of
spring and summer or in the gold of autumn, Lake Murphysboro is
a beautiful setting. The park's only trail, Walk-away, starts at
the campgrounds and stretches in a northwesterly direction for 3.5
miles. The trail is classed as a moderate, with one stairway having
50 or so steps. Watch for shore birds, like sandpipers and wood
ducks, along a short section of the trail and enjoy the wealth of
plant and animal life that characterizes the whole of Lake Murphysboro.
Lake Two interpretive nature trails are tucked into the
waterfowl refuge known as Mermet Lake. The Mermet Swamp Trail is
a half-mile in length, and a brochure accompanies the Mermet Faltwoods
Trail, which is 1 mile long. Both trails are easy enough for family
hikers to tackle. Fifteen trees are identified on each trail, and
many types of waterfowl can be seen along the way. Eagles have been
known to nest in the area in the fall. Because both trails are in
a waterfowl area, they are closed during fall hunting season. Herpephobes
should watch their step snakes just love swampy areas like this.
Lake Some thought definitely went into the trail system
developed at Newton Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area. A 12-mile
path starting at the north access parking lot winds its way south
along the shoreline and is also used as an equestrian trail. Points
along the way note your mileage, and there are rest rooms and a
picnic area on the trail. You can either retrace your steps for
an approximate 24-mile round trip, or you can use a 3.2-mile shortcut,
making your hike about 15 miles. Of course, you can customize the
length of your route to suit your individual hiking abilities, but
the trail's only access is from the north parking lot. Maps are
available at the lake office, and at the boat ramp. Trails may be
closed when the soil is wet, but when it isn't be prepared to see
deer, wild turkeys, quail and foxes, plus waterfowl in the fall.
In addition to going through forested areas, some of the trail borders
the prairie, guaranteeing a diversity of scenery. Serious hikers
really couldn't ask for more.
With its large Canada goose and beaver populations, Pyramid State
Park is a natural for wildlife enthusiasts. The park features a
long, interconnected system of trails for both hiking and equestrian
use. A portion of the 16.5-mile system is called Rugged 10-Mile
Trail, but before you think you need to be a tri-athlete to attempt
it, you should know it got its name for its length rather than its
severity. It's actually rather moderate. Keep in mind trails are
closed during firearm deer season. Trails are closed to equestrian
and biking use October 15, April 15 each year. Pyramid's forested
hills and scenic lakes may leave you doubting this is a reclaimed
strip mine area. Once you take to the trails, you'll know why this
is such a popular place.
Hills The vibrant colors of redheaded woodpeckers, bluejays
and wild canaries flitter through the trees and over the lake at
Red Hills State Park. More than 5 miles of trails are maintained
here for the intermediate hiker. Indian Treaty, Robin and Tulip
trail loops overlap each other on the hilly north side of U.S. Route
50, each being about a mile long. An equestrian trail on the south
side of the highway also is used by hikers who enjoy a walk down
the bridle path. Oak, hickory and walnut trees make this a showy
place for autumn colors in middle to late October, but at no time
will you find the park lacking for scenic charm.
County Rugged and rocky hills bordering the Shawnee National
Forest make for difficult hiking in Saline County State Conservation
Area, exactly what many people want. Try Lake Trail at 3 miles,
River Trail at 1 mile, or self-guiding Wildlife Nature Trail at
0.75 mile. The first fourth-of-a-mile of Cave Hill Trail is on state
property before it leads onto US Forest Service property for the
next 10 miles. Your travels here take you lakeside among the woods,
including a walk through an extremely old stand of white oaks on
the lake's west side. Your trek on River Trail starts on a forested
hill and ends 200 feet lower on the Saline River. Ospreys, wild
turkeys and deer are among the abundant wildlife encountered along
the way. Geologic rumblings millions of years ago made this the
only place in the Midwest where Pennsylvanian slate is exposed above
ground. Not to belabor the issue, but steep grades and rugged terrain
make trails at Saline County unsuitable for the tenderfoot.
of Tears Surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest, Trail
of Tears State Forest is Eden to many a hiker. Ninety percent of
the area is mature hardwood forest, offering spectacular fall color
and a gold mine of natural treasures. Nearly 5 miles of trails guide
the intermediate hiker through a rugged series of ridges. Horse
trails and fire lanes offer hikers almost inexhaustible challenges.
Watch where you step - venomous snakes, including rattlers and copperheads,
inhabit the area. Take note of the 1930-era shelters and other structures
found throughout the forest.
More Southern Trails
If you work up an appetite while on Hickory Ridge Trail, a 0.75-mile
self-guiding loop at Cave
In Rock State Park, simply stop by the park restaurant located
near the trail exit. Two self-guiding trails, easy Long Knife at
1.5 miles and moderate Hickory Nut Ridge at 2.5 miles, abound with
wildlife at Fort Massac State
Park. Nearly 4 miles of family hiking trails laced among immature
woods, rolling hills and prairie areas are available at Hamilton
County Conservation Area. A 1.5-mile-long, self-guiding nature
trail plus 10 miles of fire lanes keep hikers occupied for hours
at Ramsey Lake .
A moderate hiking trail with three loops totaling 4.5 miles at Sam
Dale Lake Conservation Area is a good place to catch glimpses
of deer and rabbits as well as spring wildflowers. Lakeside Trail,
a scenic 2 miles at Sam Parr
State Park, is used not only by hikers but also by cross-country
runners. Oak Ridge Trail, a 2.7-mile loop that's convenient to campers,
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This comes as no great surprise does it? Last Friday, Jan. 25, anywhere from 400,000 to 650,000 people gathered in Washington, D.C. to protest the horrible decision the Supreme Court handed down 40 years ago in Roe v. Wade. Such a huge crowd and the only place you saw it reported was on Fox News. Not a single network or big newspaper mentioned it.
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Where have you heard these figures or read about them anywhere in the national media? Nowhere! What makes this even more horrible is that we have a black president who is a great friend of Planned Parenthood, and he not only advocates abortion but infanticide as well; that is, if a baby survives an abortion, the abortionist kills the baby. This president says that is OK!
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It is time for John and Jane Doe in this country to take our country back from the national media and corrupt educational system. They are truly wrecking this country with their pushing and teaching of such terrible immorality throughout our great country.
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In an effort to ensure each vote is counted and verified in upcoming elections, Marshall County Clerk Jan Pest and the county commission are looking into new voting machines that would provide more accurate information.
During a meeting of the commission Tuesday, Commissioner Brian Schambach said the county has been researching new electronic voting machines, with the hope of implementing them first in a few select precincts for early voting during a primary election.
Eventually, the county would implement the technology at every polling location.
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Marshall County Commissioners Brian Schambach, left, and Bob Miller review budget items during a meeting Tuesday.
Pest explained the software would store and recognize a voter's signature when they show up to their respective polling place and would then produce a ballot based on that voter's information. She said it would put an end to antiquated voter registration printouts, which must be made before every election in the county for verification purposes.
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Pest and the commissioners said they will continue to research the available options before making a decision.
In other matters, the commission approved the purchase of a 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe by the Marshall County Office of Emergency Management. The vehicle will be purchased from Robinson Chevrolet Buick Cadillac GMC in Wheeling for $25,043.
The commission also appointed former Marshall County Sheriff John Gruzinskas as a new member of the board of directors for Grand Vue Park.


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First of all, I am going to be kicking myself for a long time for wasting my entire camera battery trying to take pictures through my spotting scope. Because later that evening I took my biggest archery blacktail to date... and I have no field photos of him (although they would have been timed shots in the dark).
Opening weekend I had a really nice 4x4 jump my string at 50 yards and my arrow cruised right over him. I wasn't too happy about it so the other evening I set out to redeem myself. I ended up finding more and bigger bucks than the one I missed. About 7:30 pm I was glassing from a high ridge and a group of bucks came out roughly 1/2 mile below me. I put the spotting scope on them and was shocked to see how big a couple of them were. I took off and got into bow range about an hour later. I cut the bucks off and they appeared on a trail 55 yards above me in the tall grass. I wanted to shoot the biggest one which was in the back. He was an awesome 5x5. But as i drew back he passed by the second to last buck and I didn't realize it. I shot and nailed the last buck and they all went over the hill. My buck still had the arrow in him and he was gushing blood right away. At this point I still didn't realize which one I shot. All I could see was big sets of horns going through the grass. About 30 mins later it was starting to get dark so I went over the knob to take a peak. To my amazement the bucks were right around the corner feeding... including the big 5x5 I swore I shot. Now I was confused. He was just 80 yards away and it was obvious he had no hole in him. Then it dawned on me that the big 4x3 wasn't with them... and that I must have shot him instead. I wanted to wait a little longer before searching which was fine since the moon was bright and I had no camera battery anyway. At 9:45 I took up the blood trail and found the buck just 50 yards over the hill from where I shot. He was laying in pile of debris at the bottom of a small slide pretty close to where the other bucks stopped to feed again. It took me forever to get him out, and I didn't get home from the ranch to shower and do a pitiful back porch photo shoot until 1 am. Skinned and cleaned him til 2:30 am and had to get up to go to work at 4:30. Worth it? Definitely.
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ok, this is really getting annoying... please tell me how this is speculation? Eeverything I put there was what I got from the trailer and the description of the user of the Crystal Style jutsu. —This unsigned comment was made by AMTNinja (talk • contribs) on 18:04, December 13, 2008.
- Ok first off, many article have been tagged deletion because the style, move, jutsu, etc. was used but never seen. Second off, many articles have been tagged deletion because the jutsu, move, style, etc. was seen on a trailer but it's full purpose was never seen. Third, many articles have been tagged deletion because the jutsu, move, style, etc. wasn't released yet on real episodes. All three reasons are based on speculation, you got it? --Rasengan888 01:22, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
- To be honest the article doesn't even make any sense. It's supposed to be about "Crystal Release" but it says absolutely nothing about what the hell a crystal release actually is, all it talks about is junk about the user which has no relevance to what a crystal release it. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) Dec 14, 2008 @ 01:36 (UTC)
well wud u rather me make a page about the user instead and have u delete that one too?!? I dont think so! Now look, while it's only been in a trailer, it's still been shown so I say we don't have to delete, cause someone eventually re-create as the series goes on so I just started ahead, so let's just keep it and update it later! save a lot of trouble!
Everyone has been saying for a long time that Crystal could be Lightning And Earth. Now we have Kakashi defeating part of the crystal style with Raikiri since lightning is strong vs earth so it could be posible thi is true —This unsigned comment was made by 22.214.171.124 (talk • contribs) on 09:43, April 12, 2009.
- It's still pure speculation. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) Apr 27, 2009 @ 06:07 (UTC)
Anyone noticed that in episode 96 the crystal that sprouted from the ground was red instead of the usual pink? The preview for the next episode also shows red crystal. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:30, 12 February 2009 (UTC)
"It is speculative that Crystal Release is an Earth-related ability, (a elementally-recomposed nature type of Earth Release and Yin/Yang Chakra Nature,) in light of it's capacity to manipulate the arrangement of minerals and the structure of molecules."
Is this pure speculation or was something like this mentioned in the anime? I'm especially referring to the Crystal nature being a mix of Yin-Yang natured and Earth natured chakra. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 21:26, 11 June 2009 (UTC)
- I thought it was speculation, since I never saw it either in the anime, but I figured I would let you guys decide and delete it. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 21:31, 11 June 2009 (UTC)
It's complete speculation —This unsigned comment was made by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs) .
Is it really speculation?
When Kakashi, Hinata, Kiba and Shino first encounter Crystal release, Kakashi's first thought was: "Is it Earth-natured?" I think we can take it from him that there's some Earth release in Guren's Crystal release, not to mention it was easily shattered by Raikiri. Lightning > Earth. Though to be sure, the other element is still unknown. Should we, however, add back into the article that it is very possible Shouton comes from a combination of Doton and something else? Stating the reasons why we think this, of course. Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 18:49, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- I'm not going to bother much with this topic, I've seen far too much of this filler arc for my taste. I just want to say one thing: it wasn't Kakashi who thought the Crystal Release was Earth Release, it was Kiba. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 19:01, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Sorry, but I'm watching it right now, and I just double-checked. It was definitely Kakashi who said that line. But it's fine with me whether this topic is bothered with or not. I guess I should stop working so hard to better somebody else's website :P Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 19:07, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- My apologies, I didn't mean to imply that I didn't care about your efforts towards making this encyclopædia better. It's just that I usually don't watch the anime, let alone fillers, and so don't involve myself too much with anime-only topics.
- When this arc came out, I got involved with the related articles for a while, which is why I have some knowledge about this. I checked that scene back then, and I just checked it again, but it's definately Kiba's voice who asks "Earth Release?" (「土遁か?」, "Doton ka?"). It's a bit confusing, since you see Kakashi's face, but you hear the voices of team Kurenai. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 19:39, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Hmm, you're right, it is Kiba (feels like crap now). It's unusual for them to show a person's face when somebody else is talking, but I didn't account for Hinata also speaking when Kakashi's face was on. I apologize. It's still the same argument however. Still, if anyone ever cares enough and this is sufficient evident (along with the Raikiri argument), we may add it to the article, I suppose. Thanks for your help, Suki. Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 19:51, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Since I'm involved now, I'd say add it. There's no harm in saying that the Crystal Release is most likely a combination of Earth Release and another element. There's plenty of evidence speaking for it.
- Also, don't feel bad about making a mistake. You probably focus more on the subtitles than the voices, so it's an understandable error. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 20:06, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Done. Thanks again! Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 20:25, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Hmm, you're right, it is Kiba (feels like crap now). It's unusual for them to show a person's face when somebody else is talking, but I didn't account for Hinata also speaking when Kakashi's face was on. I apologize. It's still the same argument however. Still, if anyone ever cares enough and this is sufficient evident (along with the Raikiri argument), we may add it to the article, I suppose. Thanks for your help, Suki. Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 19:51, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Sorry, but I'm watching it right now, and I just double-checked. It was definitely Kakashi who said that line. But it's fine with me whether this topic is bothered with or not. I guess I should stop working so hard to better somebody else's website :P Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 19:07, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- So now that we figured out that Earth is one of the two elements needed to make Crystal, then can we put crystal in the advanced nature section of Nature Transformation?--NejiByakugan360 20:39, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- I'm all for it. It's definitely an elementally recomposed nature type. Orochimaru says so himself. Don't make any speculations in regards to what the other element is though. We have no basis for the other one. Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 20:46, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Ok then. Could you just tell me if this is alright?:
- The Crystal (晶, Kesshō) nature, used by Guren, is created by using the Earth nature (Minerals and crystals coming from the ground, i.e. Earth). This nature allows the use of Crystal Release (晶遁, Shōton) ninjutsu. --NejiByakugan360 20:49, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Ok then. Could you just tell me if this is alright?:
- That looks perfect, though a small mention about the other unknown element should be added, otherwise it looks like Earth alone is able to create crystals. But that's just me. Perhaps you should wait for ShounenSuki. Great job by the way. Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 20:57, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
Thank you ^_^. I'll add the other part in, about the unknown element as well.--NejiByakugan360 20:58, September 19, 2009 (UTC)
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Sorry to bring up more arguments for this topic, but I'm rewatching this arc and a lot of things are popping up in my mind. Can someone clear this up for me? Doesn't the fact that Kakashi couldn't copy it mean that Crystal Release is a Bloodline Limit? It is not mentioned anywhere in the site that it is, so perhaps it needs some editting if anyone can prove this claim. Thanks in advance. Jules R. J. Blake (talk) 03:59, September 20, 2009 (UTC)
I was thinking, and wouldn't it make sense for this to be a mixture or Wind and Fire? Because when wind and fire mix, it can create glass, and the Crystal Release is similar to glass so....—This unsigned comment was made by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs) .
- Glass is very different from crystals, but no matter, since the story hasn't said anything, we won't ad anything, as we don't allow speculations. Jacce | Talk 14:41, October 4, 2009 (UTC)
Wind and Fire doesn't make glass. It's Lightning and earth. Sand to be exact.
- This probably ended a while ago, but lightning doesn't create glass, except perhaps in rare circumstances, in the wild. Glass is created by heating sand with fire.--18.104.22.168 (talk) 00:46, April 10, 2010 (UTC)
Glass crystals known as fulgurites are naturally (not artificially) created when lightning strikes sand and changes the molecular structure of the minerals contained. --GoDai (talk) 05:05, April 10, 2010 (UTC)
I also think that it's Earth and Wind because it has the same weaknesses as both of those elements and if you put enough pressure on earth/stone you can get diamond (barometric/air pressure.) -KonohaSunaKiriKumoIwa (talk) 23:30, July 4, 2010 (UTC)
Earth and Wind is most likely to be Dust. That only leaves Lightning. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:35, July 4, 2010 (UTC)
Earth & Yin (or Yang). Earth + Fire = Lava, Earth + Wind = Might be Crystal, Earth + Lightning = Explosion, Earth + Water = Wood (I like Mud Release better). —This unsigned comment was made by 220.127.116.11 (talk • contribs) .
Earth Release can deliver mud-based techniques by itself. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 17:38, March 8, 2011 (UTC)
I think it might be the missing Advanced Nature, Wind and Earth, idk why but makes sence to me for some reason, Dust release isnt Wind and Earth, its infact Earth Wind and Fire, i think of the wind as preasure and thats what is used to create diamond from minerals and fossils in the ground over years of preasure. Just a guess but it makes somewhat sence. {24/09/2011} i don't know how to leave a sig so i will just Put my user here: ( Cebi )
Kakashi cant copy it either because its a kekkai genkai or because it has wind release in it(note kakashi cant use wind release go check his page). And the color of the crystals honestly in naruto colors change all the time take the sharingan for example it changes from dark red to bright red all the time
or It could simply be 3 elements by ReibiKami, btw i also made the one above this
Having Wind Release or not would be irrelevant, because if it's Earth and Wind, it would be kekkei genkai, meaning Kakashi can't copy it. Kakashi has seen a bunch of Wood Release jutsu from Yamato, and Kakashi himself can use Water and Earth, but that doesn't mean he can use Wood. And there has never been any hint of advanced natures made up by more than two natures. Also what's with the color of the crystals, what's the relevance of it to Kakashi being able to copy it or not? Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:49, July 4, 2010 (UTC)
i was just pointing out to whoever mad the article titled Red that colors and shades change all the time in Naruto such as the sharingan, narutos eyes and even the akatsuki cloaks(itachi and kisames cloaks look like dark blue when we first see them but when we see pain his cloak is dark black). Though I bet that its just that the graphics got better.
And about the relevance thing I want to point out that in TWO different instances in naruto have people been able to manipulate advanced elements(though there were probably more times)number 1 the first movie kakashi was able to use a ice release technique BUT thats only because either he was using chakra to manipulate it or he simply combined them both. Number 2 when kakshi was fighting that guy who manipulated all the elements with the assimilate all creation technique by using chakra to use it but I dont really know —This unsigned comment was made by ReibiKami (talk • contribs) .
Please sign your comments, just put four tildes (~). Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:52, July 7, 2010 (UTC)
I know this is a very old convo but the post made by Rebi is asking for explanation. First off Kakashi and those Ice ninja were manipulating existing Ice, second it was in a movie meaning its non-canon, a movie that came out before the Advanced Element info came out, further proving that, Haku's Ice release was said to be a Kekkei Genkai in the early manga anyway donating that its pre-existing ice Kakashi was using, like how Gaara pours his chakra into sand, same goes for Sai and his ink. As for the anime only copy of Oroichimaru's Leech All Creation tech, it was not manipulating an element fusion but stone/rock which donates earth nature anyway.Umishiru (talk) 17:15, December 15, 2010 (UTC)
What's the name of this jutsu? User:Domynyk 21:13, March 7, 2011, (UTC)
Is it said shOton or shOOton? Or perhaps shOEton? —This unsigned comment was made by Antonino200 (talk • contribs) .
- ShOton.--TricksterKing (talk) 23:05, February 25, 2012 (UTC)
I understand this might fall under "speculation", but after reading up on the formation of crystals, it sounds like the Crystal Style is formed from the earth and water. I could be wrong though. So, it's possible the Crystal Style consists of Earth Style and Water Style. Should we mention this ? --Speysider Talk Page | My Image Uploads | Tabber Code | Channel 15:59, September 18, 2013 (UTC)
- Wood Release/topic--Elveonora (talk) 19:14, September 18, 2013 (UTC)
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We should remove Earth Release, because we have alle combinations with Earth--Keeptfighting (talk) 09:54, August 20, 2015 (UTC)
- Different canons, different results possibly.--Elve [Mod] Talk Page|Contribs 09:59, August 20, 2015 (UTC)
- But as long as we dont know that, we should go with that what we know and that is all 4 combinations are known. We should come back to that Topic, when the case happens that basic natures differs from the Manga in the future Anime.--Keeptfighting (talk) 10:16, August 20, 2015 (UTC)
- In the anime however, it was speculated to be Earth Release, hence the (Presumed) next to it. And as Elveonora said, different canons, possibly different results.--TheUltimate3 (talk) 10:46, August 20, 2015 (UTC)
- But as long as we dont know that, we should go with that what we know and that is all 4 combinations are known. We should come back to that Topic, when the case happens that basic natures differs from the Manga in the future Anime.--Keeptfighting (talk) 10:16, August 20, 2015 (UTC)


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Neil Harman has had his fill of watching awkward post-match moments (join the club) and he's not gonna take it anymore.
After watching Roger Federer literally dissolve into tears after his heartbreaking loss to Rafael Nadal at the Aussie Open, The Times' exasperated correspondent is pleading with tennis officials to go the way of most sports in the world and stop forcing the "loser" to get up in front of millions of spectators and viewers around the globe and speak:
No, someone, somehow has to take the bull by the horns and tell the television companies that we actually don't want or need this any more and whoever thought it was right in the first place should have seen how they would have liked it. Whether or not Federer should have reacted in the manner he did (the Net Post prefers a stiff upper lip but everyone is entitled to their opinion) that he need not have been placed in that position is without question.
He even goes on to lambast the Aussie Open's love for daily on-court interviews after every match citing Alicia Molik's talk with Jelena Dokic after her third round match and Jim Courier's embarrassing moment during his discussion with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga:
The Australian Open is the only grand slam where on-court interviews are a matter of daily, often cringe-inducing routine. This year they reached their nadir when Alicia Molik, an above-average former Australian player and the latest of such renown to join the Channel 7 team of former players, said to Jelena Dokic "give me a hug, girl" at the end of her third round match on Rod Laver Arena. Never have one's toes curled so much.OMG - so hysterical! Yeah, and of course we'll never forget Nole mouthing off about A-Rod and the NYC crowd at the US Open last year. Don't they know you NEVER give a bitter man the mic?
Dokic could hardly refuse but she clearly wanted no part of such manufactured sentimental guff. And then we had Jim Courier, a fine commentator, putting on a Muhammad Ali mask to interview Jo-Wilfried Tsonga who, you've guessed it, looks like Muhammad Ali. M. Tsonga went along with the gag like a good sport. It was pitiful.
It really doesn't make any sense to force someone who may have had their heart ripped from their chest (yes you Fed) to get up and tell everyone how they feel about getting their heart ripped from their chest - like we can't tell. Plus, do we really learn anything interesting right after they've just played their match? They're usually tired, worn out, sweaty and ready to hit the locker rooms - and that's usually what they tell us.
Let's give the winner some time to soak the moment in and let the loser go on their un-merry way.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- A baby in a Chinese restaurant kitchen, a convenience store and Waterfront grill operating without water, a DC liquor and food store operating with a vermin infestation and a U. St. restaurant operating without hot water are all in this week's restaurant inspection closure report.
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Inspectors closed Sichuan Café on Rolling Road in Springfield, 7-Eleven on Kenilworth Ave. in Bladensburg, Jimmy's Seafood Grill on Maine St. SW, Michigan Wine on 12th St. NE, and Dahlak Restaurant on U. St. NW.
At Sichuan Café in Springfield inspectors "observed a child entering the kitchen areas and dishwashing areas and cookline," along with 24 other violations according to the inspection report.
When we visited the restaurant, a child was sleeping in a chair behind a woman hand making fresh dumplings.
The owners of Sichuan invited us to tour their kitchen, showing us that other than the child, they had addressed other violations including the lack of a certified food manager, contamination control, food at risky temperatures, and hand washing.
At 7-Eleven on Kenilworth Ave. in Bladensburg workers hung up on us when we called, and then wouldn't answer their phone.
When we went to the store, they denied the report health closure ever happened and ordered us to leave.
Prince George's County documents indicate inspectors observed workers serving food while the store was operating with "no water," citing and "no hand washing."
Finally, a 7-Eleven official called us acknowledging the closure saying county construction created a water outage, and inspectors showed up at the store before workers had the opportunity to react appropriately.
"We didn't execute what we should have done as soon as we should have," Jim Boone with 7-Eleven said. "We immediately corrected it within minutes."
On 12th St NE, inspectors closed Michigan Wine's food service citing gross unsanitary conditions including a heavy infestation of vermin.
Where U Street meets Adams Morgan inspectors closed Dahlak restaurant for hand washing violations and operating with no hot water.
On the Southwest Waterfront, inspectors suspended Jimmy's Seafood for operating without any water at all
Owner Ryan Evans denies serving food during the outage.
"We closed before the water was even turned off," Evans said. "We were basically closed."
He invited us inside the floating grill and showed us they are back to normal with running water now.
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"ChaCha, the only real-tim human-powered search engine in the world, announced today it received $6 million in private funding in 2006. The ChaCha search system is so innovative that 18 patents have been filed in the first year. The funding was led by Bezos Expeditions, the personal investment firm of Jeff Bezos, with additional participation from Rod Canion, founding CEO of Compaq Computer, and Jack Gill, veteran Silicon Valley investor, founder of Vanguard Ventures and current partner at Maven Ventures."


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Track Record: 1:33: Sky Jack (7), Aug. 24, 2003Stakes Record: (tie)-1:34 1/5, Westsideclyde, (5) 2007, R. Associate (6), 2006Largest Winning Margin: 9 ¼ lengths, Noosa Beach (2010)Smallest Winning Margin: nose, Final Act (1996)
Most WinsHorse: tie-2 Kid Katabatic (1998 & 2000); Noosa Beach (2010-11)Trainer: 3, Doris Harwood (Thetruthisoutthere, 1999; Noosa Beach, 2010-11)Jockey: tie-3 Gary Baze (Kid Katabatic, 2000, Makors Mark, 2001, Mr. Makah, 2005)Gallyn Mitchell (Turban 2003, Assessment 2009, Noosa Beach 2011)Owner: tie-2 S. & K. Ferguson/M. & L. Russell (Kid Katabatic, 1998, 2000)Jeff Harwood (Noosa Beach 2010-2011)Largest $2 Win: $58.20, R. Associate (2006)Smallest $2 Win: $2.60, Kid Katabatic (1998)Winner Bred: Kentucky 7, Washington 7, California 2, British Columbia 2Favorites: 6-for-18 (33%)Gate-to-Wire Winners: 5-for-18Track: fast 15, wet-fast 2, sloppy 1Purse: 1st—$27,500-2nd—$10,000-3rd—$7,500-4th—$3,750-5th—$1,250
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1—Why Not Be Perfect (5). . .J. C. Racing Stable (John & Christine Sanguinetti,Los Altos, CA)2—Dontmesswithkitten (15). . .Henry Leong, Seattle, WA; Daniel Lew, Seattle, WA3—Jebrica (9-2). . .R & R Warren LLC (Ron & Rosalie Warren, Olympia, WA)4—Mike Man's Gold (20). . .Swag Stables (Keith Swagerty, Auburn, WA)Gallo Stables (William Gallo, Jericho, NY)5—Hudson Landing (7-2). . .Chappell Alpine Farms LLC (Jared Chappell, Alpine, UT)6—Mr. Bowling (5). . .Dr. Mark Dedomenico, Redmond, WA;North American Thoroughbred Racing Company Inc. (Glen Todd, Surrey, BC)7—Twistgrips (12). . .Gordon Christoff, Tsawwassen, BC8—Shooting Jacket (20). . .Swift Thoroughbreds Inc. (Mark & Naudia Mache, Vancouver, BC; Horatio & Jacqueline Kemeny, Vancouver, BC) 9—Stryker Phd (4). . .Jim & Mona Hour, Bellevue, WA 10—Pepnic (6). . .David Taylor Jr., Seattle, WA; Shawn Taylor, Seattle, WA
LONGACRES MILE SERIESMay 18-$50,000 Governor's Handicap, 6 ½ Furlongs, Why Not Be Perfect ($59.80), 1:13.72 June 15-$50,000 Budweiser Handicap, 1 MileJuly 20-$50,000 Mt. Rainier Handicap, 1-1/16 MileAug. 24-$200,000 Longacres Mile (G3), 1MileSept. 7-$50,000 Muckleshoot Tribal Classic (Washington Bred) 1-1/16 Mile
FAB 5 HANDICAPPERSJoe Withee (EmD1): Hudson Landing, Why Not Be Perfect, Mr. Bowling (2-5; $51.00)Robert Geller (EmD2): Stryker Phd, Jebrica, Hudson Landing (3-5; $71.90)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): Why Not Be Perfect, Hudson Landing, Stryker Phd (4-5; $59.10)Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): Mr. Bowling, Why Not Be Perfect, Jebrica (3-5; $53.70)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): Hudson Landing, Jebrica, Stryker Phd (3-5; $38.90)Consensus: Hudson Landing (13), Why Not Be Perfect (9), Styker Phd (7) (3-5; $53.60)
NOTES: In the last 11 runnings, Noosa Beach in 2010 is the only gate-to-wire winner. . .Defending champion Jebrica could join Noosa Beach (2010-11) as horses with back-to-back Budweiser wins. Kid Katabatic (1997, 1999) also won the race twice. . .Two top contenders—Hudson Landing and Why Not Be Perfect—both were claimed in California. Claimed for $50,000 on Feb. 25, 2012, Hudson Landing is 21-5-2-7 with three stakes wins and $352,818 in earnings. Claimed for $40,000 Oct. 28, 2012, Why Not Be Perfect is 12-5-1-1 with four stake wins and $141,182 in earnings. . .Today's 10-horse field is the largest since the 2007 Bud, when Westsideclyde prevailed by 1 ½ lengths in a stakes-record tying 1:34.20. Ironically, The Great Face hesitated at the break and finished last in the 2007 Budweiser, but rebound with wins in the Mt. Rainier Handicap and Longacres Mile, and was 2007 Horse of the Meeting. Wasserman, fifth in the 2008 Budweiser, went on to win the 2008 Longacres Mile. . .Trainer Doris Harwood has a record three wins in the Bud, but Larry and Sharon Ross (Stryker Phd) have a combined three wins—Final Act (1996), Funny Tale (1997) and Secret Launch (2002).-##-


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Today's double OPP is about making changes… but failing to tell your significant other beforehand and ultimately blindsiding them. One woman told her husband about her breast reduction over the phone. He got really upset but she refuted by saying "it's her body, she's the one in pain, and she still has breasts so chill out." Another woman got a dramatic haircut without mentioning it to her boyfriend first…
"Yi boys! My girlfriend recently stunned me by coming home with a new haircut. She chopped all of her beautiful blonde hair off for no reason other than she wanted a change. I HATE IT. I definitely would have protested if she would have mentioned it to me before. How can I tell her to regrow her hair without hurting her feelings? I have to be honest she looks like a tomboy because her face is so long. HELP!
Slacker says that he would freak out if he was in Derrick's position. He has a slight disposition to women with long hair, anyways, but ultimately understands that in a relationship, the men have to ask for permission and the women can do whatever they want. Steve came in from left-field and said that Derrick's girlfriend is getting ready to leave him.
What changes have you made without telling your significant other?
I've never really been in this situation but I feel that it's only common courtesy to discuss things with your significant other; even if it only involves hair. Sure you don't have to ask your significant other about everything but surely, being a woman, the subject of an impending haircut had to have come up. Women talk about everything; pedicures? Yeah, we're just talking about our feet. Who knows if it was simply a whim or if she's hiding something or trying to make a statement by doing this, but what I cannot stand is this double standard women seem to think they have (I can say this, I am one)… No, you can't do whatever you want and then expect your boyfriend to ask you for permission to do what he wants.
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Testimony :: Hon. Benjamin Cardin
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I welcome today's focus on the situation in the Balkans. While the situation varies from one country to another, all have made some progress toward European and Euro-Atlantic integration. Still, problems remain, and I want to encourage not only the authorities but the people -- from Croatia to Albania -- to take additional reform measures.
I say this not only so they can "join the club", be it NATO, the EU or both. I say this, because these same reforms that will improve the eligibility of countries for integration will also lead to the real improvement of the daily lives of the citizens of those countries. As an active member of the Helsinki Commission, I have focused considerably on the economic dimension of the OSCE, and through this work it becomes obvious how organized crime, official corruption and the absence of the rule of law not only threaten human rights but thwart economic development, including foreign investment, as well. None of the countries we are examining today have scored well on Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index, ranking no higher than 70
and mostly well below that of 158 countries surveyed in 2005. I will continue to encourage the OSCE Participating States to sign, ratify, and implement the new United Nations Convention against Corruption.
This will be the subject of the work in the Second Committee of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly annual session, scheduled for early July in Brussels. The committee members are focusing on improving regional economic integration, particularly in the Balkans. The resolution we will consider in Brussels notes that "creating common interests and de facto solidarities...dissuade States from resorting to force in order to settle their differences."
As Chairman of the committee, I am also working to have the Assembly address corruption through initiatives to change parliamentary immunity laws. By depriving public officials of the ability to use their status as elected officials as a shield against prosecution for criminal acts, we help ensure greater integrity. Good governance, particularly in national representative bodies, is fundamental to the healthy functioning of democracy.
I will be sure to bring the transcript of today's hearing to the attention of my fellow parliamentarians from the countries concerned. In the meantime, I hope to hear how United States policy is helping these countries to advance toward full integration in Europe. I also hope our experts provide insight on what more can be done, as I am particularly interested in ideas to help the Romani communities and others who are economically disadvantaged and deprived by discrimination and intolerance of the opportunity to better their lives.
Beyond greater opportunity, I have strongly felt that the people of the Balkans also need greater justice. For that reason, I have been a strong proponent of full cooperation by all states with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, based in The Hague. Whatever criticisms one may have regarding the tribunal's work, the precedents it has set is one of the few positive developments that has come from the aggression and genocide of the 1990s. While far from certain, no ruthless thug anywhere around the globe can completely rule out the possibility of being held accountable in a court of law for the horrendous crimes he or she committed or helped to orchestrate.
As the tribunal seeks to implement its completion strategy, it is important to realize that this strategy is really the responsibility of all. Justice is not something the UN member-states delegated to the tribunal; the tribunal is merely a tool through which the member-states seek justice. Justice will not be complete, most of all, if Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic and other indictees remain at large. The Serbian Government and Republika Srpska authorities in Bosnia must do more in this regard. I am sure that, if there is sufficient will, we can bring these war criminals to justice. Until there is, I continue to support the effort to condition U.S. assistance to Serbia, which remains in the Foreign Operations Appropriations bill passed by the House last week.
The completion strategy also means other governments must do their part. I am particularly concerned that Russia is a haven for persons indicted by The Hague. One such person believed to be in Russia is Vlastimir Djordjevic, who has been accused of organizing the murder of three Albanian American brothers arrested by Serb authorities in 1999. Their bodies were found in a mass grave in 2001.
I hope that the United States has raised this issue with Russian authorities and will continue to do so, including at the G-8 summit.
I also hope that the United States is devoting sufficient resources to locating at-large indictees. While our intelligence resources are in heavy demand in combating terrorism, I believe we have an interest in seeing this effort completed the right way -- with indictees in The Hague. And until they are in The Hague, the United States, its friend and allies should ensure that the tribunal remains adequately funded.
Finally, I think it is important to note that some cases are being handed to war crimes chambers in the courts of the countries of the region. This is a welcomed development; everyone agrees that justice is best served closer to home. These chambers deserve continued international support as well.
I look forward to hearing from our witnesses today.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Howard tells us we don't need to worry about another Carmageddon Thursday night in the immediate D.C. area. Remember 2 years ago when some people took 12 hours to get home from work?
Delia Goncalves reported on Thursday morning with more on preparations for the smaller amounts we're expecting today. Some areas are expecting their first major snow. Officials from the transportation departments say they are ready with equipment on standby.
We have more on their efforts and what you can do in the video above.
The Snow and Ice Management Association had these tips for walking safely in snow and ice: