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Risen Lord Church steeple returns
Risen Lord Lutheran Church's steeple has returned to Taylorsville. This steeple has had quite a journey from its beginnings in Campbellsville to its first home in Fairfax County, Va., then to Risen Lord Lutheran in Taylorsville and back to Campbellsville for repairs and returning just in time for the 2012 Christmas Tour.
Cumbos to host gospel sing
The Cumbos Old Gospel Barn will host a gospel sing Saturday at 7:30 p.m. with special guests The Blessed Duet and the Cumbos.
The event is free and open to the public.
New Hope Tabernacle announces revival
New Hope Tabernacle, located at 722 Townhill Road, will host revival services Sunday, Nov. 25 through Wednesday, Nov. 28.
Sunday services will be at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Services Monday through Wednesday will be at 7 p.m.
Pastor Joe Vires invites the community to attend.
In the Gospel of John chapter 8, Jesus said to those listening to him: "If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."
With these words, Jesus teaches us that truth is the means to freedom.
Truth is a very important part of Jesus' teaching. He called himself the truth when he said, [John 14:6] "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."
Grief ministry meetings resume
Grief ministry meetings hosted at Spencer Christian Church have resumed. The next meeting is tonight (Wednesday) at 6:45 p.m.
A dinner will be available at 6 p.m. for those who wish to attend.
Finchville Baptist announces events
Finchville Baptist Church recently announced the following events:
•The church is hosting a canned food drive with the intent of collecting stuffing mix and instant potatoes on Sunday.
Believe it or not Thanksgiving is next Thursday. I remember sharing Thanksgiving at my grandparents' house, lots of kids, lots of food, and lots of fun. I hope you have a lot of memories like that.
But I also remember my grandfather's prayers. After everybody finally showed up and all the kids were finally corralled, we would bow our heads. Then my grandfather would pray, he would give thanks for the food, he would give thanks for the family, and sometimes he would even call us by name. As a child I remember
When Paul wrote 1 Timothy 6:10, he really knew a lot of people and where their heart was. 1 Timothy 6:10 says, "For the love of money is the root of all evil, which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith and pierced themselves through with many sorrows."
Plum Creek Baptist to host chili supper, gospel sing
Plum Creek Baptist Church is hosting a chili supper and gospel sing Friday at 5 p.m.
The community is invited to attend an evening of good food, fellowship and gospel music.
Adult admission is $6 per person and children are admitted for $3 each.
For more information contact the church office, 502-477-2582. Plum Creek Baptist Church is located at the corner of Highway 44 and Plum Creek Road in Waterford.
Little Mount Baptist to host guest speaker Sunday
A storm coming through can sure change things in a hurry. Last week it was super-storm Sandy, a hurricane, arctic blast and Nor'easter all rolled into one. But it doesn't take a super-storm to shake things up. A regular hurricane can do a lot of damage; a tornado can sweep through in a hurry. Wind and rain and snow, ice and bitter cold can alter a landscape quickly.
This is the fourth article on the churches in Revelation.
Plum Creek Baptist plans 'Trunk or Treat'
Plum Creek Baptist Church invites the community to attend "Trunk or Treat" today (Wednesday) at 5:30 p.m. The theme is "Heroes Unmasked," and adults and children are asked to come in their best heroes costume.
The event will feature games, children's stories, hot dogs and chili. Prizes will be awarded for the best costume and the best decorated car trunk.
The church is located at the Ky. 44 and Plum Creek Road in Waterford.
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So much to wish and hope for in the new year…but I guess the most immediate would be to make sure "Tonight's
gonna be a good night"! (Truly Julie with Black Eyed Peas' Taboo on the left) And to lead a more purposeful life such as Jane Goodall…who's devoted her whole life to preserving our wildlife. Oh…and since I am a giggle maniac…I'd love to embrace more humor a la Kathy Griffin or Chris Rock. I'd also like to be more bold and fearless e.g., Ricky Gervais. And on the career front…I'd love to mix it up all the while never mince a word i.e., Ryan Seacrest.
And in 2012…I'd also like to embody William W. Purkey's quote: "You've gotta dance like there's nobody watching, Love like you'll never be hurt, Sing like there's nobody listening, And live like it's heaven on earth."…case in point…the Glee cast!
Work ethics wise…I aim to not settle for complacency…such as Steve Carell. He walked away from his hit show "The Office"…because he felt unchallenged and wanted to grow. That's inspiring. Oh…and I hope to be as hard working as Joan Rivers…who at age 78 could still kick my butt. Also in 2012…I hope to continue crossing paths with those who are the best in their niche i.e., Simon Cowell & LA Reid…and who knows…maybe their "X factor" will rub on me:)
Health wise…my wish is to be as strong, supple…and..auh…sexually vigorous…as sex therapist Dr. Ruth! Also in the new year…I hope to be as innovative as James Cameron and fashion icon Patricia Field. These folks always think outside the box. And I also aspire to be an urban super woman…a la my sister Grace Sun and Rosanna Scotto. From designing to blogging to mothering…Grace is always 10 steps ahead. Rosanna is the unofficial mayor of NYC all the while getting up at 4AM everyday to co-host Good Day New York…she is the ultimate mother hen at Fox 5…and to her nuclear family at home.
I'll also continue to refine my dorkiness …because like Zooey Deschanel…it's cool to embrace your inner nerd. And I figure what makes me different and quirky…will be the unique factor that takes my game to the next explosive level…maybe like Paula Patton! From starring in "Precious" to "Mission Impossible" to being married to Robin Thicke…she's on it! Life is about finding "Your Song"…and I hope mine becomes a hit like one of Elton John's master pieces:) Hmm…what else…maybe in the new year…I'll cook more…e.g., Guy Fieri. OK…now that's just crazy talk…so I better end on a strong note. My goal for 2012 and beyond is to have the kind of lasting love found by my parents 40 plus years ago and raise a healthy family! Happy New Year!!!


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Royals lineup: Girl's Night Out edition
It's Girl's Night Out at Kauffman Stadium! Come on out and enjoy the festivities. The first 10,000 ladies will receive a hat courtesy of the Country Club Plaza. Here's your KC lineup:
Crisp – CF
DeJesus – LF
Butler – 1B
Jacobs – DH
Guillen – RF
Teahen – 3B
Callaspo – 2B
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - Religious leaders from 16 states and all faiths brought a united message to Capitol Hill on Thursday: don't push the poor and vulnerable off the impending fiscal cliff.
They argued that deep cuts in food and medical assistance programs will force more people into poverty.
Andrea McCarren found there's concern at one local church that's already struggling to provide food baskets for the poor.
"Over here, we need fruit and we also need potatoes," said volunteer Elizabeth Brooks.
"Your heart goes out to them. Especially when you sit down and you have food and you know they don't," said Patricia Lockwood, another volunteer.
The church volunteers don't like to ask for help, but they do, for those who can't.
"Especially when they have children... and you know that they're hungry," Lockwood added.
" I'm always the person that wants to help." said volunteer Bertha Coleman.
"We need apple sauce, we need cranberry sauce," added Brooks.
As many as 40 families ask for food every month, even when the church cupboards have gone bare.
"Sometimes we go in our pockets to try to help," Lockwood said.
"Well, we try to do the best we can. I also go to a flea market and there's two people at the flea market that gives me greens and sweet potatoes," said Coleman.
And he has a heartfelt request for Congress: "Let's exhibit political courage and leadership."
Until then, three strong women will keep asking for donations. Not for themselves, but for others.
"We do the best we can with what we have," Coleman said.
Those who want to donate food or money to the Florida Avenue Baptist Church can call 202-667-3409. Website is: www.flavbc.org and hours are M-F, 9-5; Sat & Sun, 7-3.


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The 38th Annual Daytona Beach Turkey Run Makes HistoryWritten by on December 6, 2011 Contributors: Brian Brennan All Numbers were Record Setting
The 38th Annual Daytona Beach Turkey Run is history, and history was made. Car count was up from last year by over 300 cars topping out at 4,845, the 3,000 assigned swap meet/vendor spaces were all taken, and additional swap meet spaces were set up in the over flow area, and the over 1,500 spaces car corral was full. The weather was picture perfect for four days making the Florida Thanksgiving weekend perfect for the many visitors from the chilly North. Add 125,000 spectators and this year's Turkey Run broke all records.
The Daytona Beach Racing and Recreational Facilities District and the Daytona Beach Street Rods have been producing the Turkey Run for many years and as such the event runs smoothly and is hassle free. Traffic flows well in and out of the event, as well as within the massive Daytona International Speedway, as staff is assigned to direct traffic. The giant food midway always features a great selection of foods, as do the various food vendors located throughout the grounds. The entire event takes on a county fair atmosphere.
The event contributes all proceeds to local parks, recreation facilities, and charities. Over 4.5 million dollars have been generated over the years.
As we walked the Southeast's Largest Swap meet we saw all of the major vendors and thousands of tables full of every part imaginable. In addition, there was a fair share of old tin just waiting for a new owner to take it home and turn into a hot rod.
The car corral was an event in itself, with, in our opinion, the highlight being the December, 1987 Street Rodder Magazine cover car built by Dick 'Magoo' Megugorac. The turbo charged, V6 powered, Red Model A roadster, was a real trendsetter in 1987.
This year the show and shine area appeared to have a serious number of high end, well done street rods, and customs, as well as some great homebuilt cars. With no awards, no pro's picks, etc. the laid back atmosphere within the infield of the Daytona Beach International Speedway, makes for four days of great fun for participants and spectators alike.
Daytona Beach is strong on automotive culture and a well-known tourist destination, thus Thanksgiving week is a great time for automotive enthusiasts to gather up the family and head to the World's Most Famous Beach. For Turkey Run information: www.turkeyrun.com.
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This '32 roadster just looked so cool sitting in the Florida sun. British Green, louvered side panels, big and little wide whites, simple, but eye catching.This early 'A' pickup body looked pretty straight and complete. The 'T' coupe looked good as well. Both were looking for someone to take them home and build a hot rod out of them.Richard and Sherre Huntley drove the 1000 miles plus from Morrisville, IN in comfort and style. Their, bright red, 1934 Chevrolet, four-door sedan is made for long hauls.Lou Hanner was all smiles as he wheeled is 283 Chevy powered '27 Ford track T around the Daytona International Speedway. Hailing from Fishkill, NY, Lou was enjoying the perfect sunny weather in Florida.Where do all the trend-setting rods go? This, Dick "Magoo" Megugorac built, Model 'A' Ford Roadster was spotted in the car corral. A December 1987 Street Rodder Magazine cover car, this piece of history was priced at $49,000.Jeff and Tad Johnson cruise the grounds in their '34 Ford Roadster. Turquoise paint, wide whites with caps and trim rings, and a white top combine for that real hot rod look. The Johnson's came down from Wingate, NC.Wow, here is some history. This '32 was built in Santa Monica, CA in 1956, purchased for $850 and brought to Canton, OH in 1959. Ran the street and drag raced with Hemi power. Parked in the 60's. Bought, as is, in 2008 and been driven all over the country since. Gone through two flatheads, and two sets of Excelsior tires since '08.
Billy Manchester owns this "factory custom" '55 Chevrolet. The perfect restoration features nearly every factory/dealer option available in 1955. Bumper guards, bumperettes on the bumper ends, continental kit, fender skirts, additional stainless trim, traffic light finder and 'the must have' chrome tissue holder under the dash. Billy hales from Warwick, RI.Duke and Sonna Gonzalas' phantom '37 Ford pick up truck stopped everyone in their tracks. Green fading flames over a perfect candy orange paint, plus a leather and ostrich skin interior put this truck way over the top.Always great to see those tail draggin' cruiser skirted , scalloped customs. Jim and Pat Sheridan are the proud keepers of this slick 1953 Ford Victoria.On air and slammed to the ground, painted a wild candy orange, with low profile tires on 'big' rims, this '40 Ford sedan drew a crowd all weekend.After driving 1,280 miles from Manchester NH, Dick Crotty does a little clean up on his "Code Red" '32 Ford Coupe.This 1950 Ford Woody just has that attention-grabbing look. Frank and Carmel Calise rolled in from Inverness, FL.All flat back hot rods are not the same. Dale and Annie Buckner's '37 Ford Humpback, features 'perfect' matte black paint, wide white walls, red trim, and a plush red leather interior. The Buckners call Canton, NC home.


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BTS Freight Transportation Services Index is up in July
September 09, 2010
The Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reported today that its Freight Transportation Services Index (TSI) rose 0.4 percent in July, following a 0.2 increase in June.
According to BTS officials, the Freight TSI measures the month-to-month changes in freight shipments in ton-miles, which are then combined into one index. The index measures the output of the for-hire freight transportation industry and consists of data from for-hire trucking, rail, inland waterways, pipelines and air freight.
The BTS also noted that the Freight TSI at 98.2 was up 2.5 percent year-over-year. July's Freight TSI is down 13.0 percent from its historic peak of 112.9 in May 2006.
While the Freight TSI is up 2.5 percent year-over-year, the BTS said it is below the level of every other July since 1997's 94.8. BTS added that the Freight TSI has exceeded the previous year's level every month since January but it is still below the level of recent earlier years.
The Freight TSI is down 11.1 percent since July 2005 and is down 0.6 percent since July 2000, according to the BTS.
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Testimony :: Hon. Alcee L. Hastings
Chairman - Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Ladies and gentlemen, ordinarily, I welcome people to Commission hearings but this is one I am sorry to have to convene. In Russia's August 2008 invasion of Georgia, we have witnessed a war between two OSCE states – the very contingency the Helsinki Process was designed to prevent, by basing relations among states on principles that preclude the use of force to resolve disputes.
The human cost of this war has been terrible. Hundreds of people on both sides were killed. I extend my condolences to families of all the victims.
For Georgia, this war has been a disaster. The country already had hundreds of thousands of displaced people from conflicts in the early 1990s. Now there are scores of thousands more to care for – not to mention the consequences of military defeat, Russia's destruction of Georgian military and economic infrastructure and the stationing of troops around so-called security zones and strategic points, like the port of Poti. Most ominously, Russia's victory on the battlefield has allowed it to dismember Georgia.
In looking at the origins of this conflict, it seems to me that Russia's leaders set an ingenious trap into which Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili fell. But however you assign responsibility, it is clear from Russian actions that Moscow turned what it characterized as a "protective operation" into a punitive war against a small country that appeared to be integrating itself into Western institutions and hoped to join NATO.
The implications extend far beyond Georgia or the Caucasus. On August 26th, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev recognized the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia. With this fateful step Moscow rejected Georgia's territorial integrity, which Russia had hitherto acknowledged, thereby threatening to upend the entire international system.
Russia's actions have won hurrahs from the terrorist organizations Hamas and Hezbollah but very few credible international actors. Obviously, the United States and European Union refused to follow Moscow's lead. But more telling has been Moscow's failure to round up support even among its neighbors and ostensible allies. Their nuanced statements and especially support for the principle of territorial integrity are sober testament to the danger they feel personally – and their grim understanding that the ground under their feet has shifted.
Indeed, we today inhabit a world much changed since August 1. Until now, Russia has been seen as a status quo power. With its actions in Georgia, which aim not merely to protect its client breakaway regions but to disarm Georgia, damage its economy and, if possible, effect regime change, Russia has become a revisionist state. The post-Cold War settlement is in question and may be definitively over.
To drive the point home, last week President Medvedev declared that Russia will defend its citizens abroad and claimed regions of privileged interests in neighboring states with which Moscow has historically had special relations. In effect, ladies and gentlemen, the Kremlin is openly proclaiming its right to spheres of influence on the territory of former Soviet Republics – and who knows where else? I am struck by the brazen bellicosity of this policy: Russia thinks it has the right to exert influence over its neighbors not by the attraction of ideas, the lure of capital or the power of positive example but the domination of sheer force.
This is the law of the jungle, not the rule of law. It goes without saying that the United States rejects this flagrant power grab. We will not recognize Russia's dismemberment of Georgia or its trampling on the fundamental proposition that States must retain the right to freely choose their own alliances.
The Bush Administration has already announced plans to provide $1 billion in emergency assistance to Georgia. Along with my fellow lawmakers, I will work to speed the passage of legislation to supplement this assistance.


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The UFC returns to Brazil this week for UFC 153, featuring a light heavyweight bout between Anderson Silva and Stephan Bonnar.
The pay-per-view event takes place Saturday at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro. Silva, the UFC's middleweight champion, is a 14-to-1 favorite over Bonnar, a regular fan favorite – though he'll certainly need to work to get a pro-Silva crowd on his side in Brazil.
In anticipation of the pay-per-view headliner, plus fights between Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira-Dave Herman and Glover Teixeira-Fabio Maldonado, the UFC has released an extended preview video for the event.
UFC analyst Joe Rogan believes Silva (32-4 MMA, 15-0 UFC) could have his work cut out for him, despite the odds, thanks to the size advantage Bonnar (14-7 MMA, 8-6 UFC) will have in the fight. Bonnar is looking to wrap up his career with what arguably would be the biggest upset in MMA history.
The full UFC 153 card includes:
MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view, 10 p.m. ET)
- Anderson Silva vs. Stephan Bonnar – light heavyweight fight
- Dave Herman vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira
- Fabio Maldonado vs. Glover Teixeira
- Jon Fitch vs. Erick Silva
- Phil Davis vs. Wagner Prado
- Demian Maia vs. Rick Story
PRELIMINARY CARD (FX, 8 p.m. ET)
- Rony "Jason" Mariano Bezerra vs. Sam Sicilia
- Gleison Tibau vs. Francisco Trinaldo
- Diego Brandao vs. Joey Gambino
- Renee Forte vs. Sergio Moraes
PRELIMINARY CARD (Facebook, 7 p.m. ET)
- Chris Camozzi vs. Luiz Cane
- Reza Madadi vs. Cristiano Marcello
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Amnesty International Annual Report 2012 - Turkey
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|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
Head of state: Abdullah Gül
Head of government: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Death penalty: abolitionist for all crimes
Population: 73.6 million
Life expectancy: 74 years
Under-5 mortality: 20.3 per 1,000
Adult literacy: 90.8 per cent
Promised constitutional and other legal reforms did not occur. Instead, the right to freedom of expression was threatened and protesters faced increased police violence. Thousands of prosecutions brought under flawed anti-terrorism laws routinely failed fair trial standards. Bomb attacks claimed the lives of civilians. No progress was made in recognizing the right to conscientious objection or in protecting the rights of children in the judicial system. The rights of refugees and asylum-seekers and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people remained unsecured in law. Preventive mechanisms to combat violence against women remained inadequate.
In June the Justice and Development Party (AKP) won parliamentary elections and were re-elected to government. Nine elected opposition candidates were unable to take up their seats in Parliament due to cases against them under anti-terrorism laws: eight were being prosecuted and remained in detention, and one was barred from holding office due to a conviction.
In July, the head of the armed forces and his three most senior generals resigned, demonstrating the continuing tensions between the government and the armed forces. The resignations followed a wave of arrests of serving and retired military officials accused of plotting to overthrow the government.
In September Turkey ratified the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, paving the way for independent monitoring of places of detention. However, by the end of the year, it had not introduced legislation to establish the necessary domestic implementing mechanism, or other promised preventive mechanisms such as an independent police complaints procedure and an ombudsman's office.
At the end of the year, the promised draft constitution had not been made available for discussion. Constitutional amendments adopted by a referendum during the previous parliament aimed at bringing trade union laws closer to international standards were not implemented.
Armed clashes between the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the armed forces increased. In October, a major military intervention was launched into northern Iraq, targeting PKK bases and displacing hundreds of civilians from their villages. In December, 35 civilians were killed, the majority of them children, when a Turkish warplane bombed a group of civilians in the district of Uludere near the border with Iraq.
In October earthquakes struck the eastern province of Van resulting in more than 600 deaths. The authorities were criticized for the slowness of the response to the crisis which left thousands homeless in freezing conditions.
Turkish authorities spoke out against human rights violations across the eastern Mediterranean. In September, the government announced it would challenge the legality of the naval blockade of Gaza at the International Court of Justice. A UN report into the May 2010 boarding of the Turkish ship, the Mavi Marmara, had concluded that Israeli defence forces had used excessive force in the operation which resulted in the deaths of nine Turkish nationals. In November, the Foreign Minister announced the imposition of sanctions against Syria due to the continued killings of peaceful protesters.
Freedom of expression
A large number of prosecutions were brought which threatened individuals' right to freedom of expression. In particular, critical journalists, Kurdish political activists, and others risked unfair prosecution when speaking out on the situation of Kurds in Turkey, or criticizing the armed forces. In addition to prosecutions brought under various articles of the Penal Code, a vast number of cases threatening freedom of expression were brought under anti-terrorism legislation (see Unfair trials). Threats of violence against prominent outspoken individuals continued. In November new regulations came into force raising further concerns regarding the arbitrary restriction of websites.
In February, human rights defender Halil Savda received confirmation of his conviction for "alienating the public from the institution of military service". He was sentenced to 100 days' imprisonment for voicing his support for the right to conscientious objection from military service. At the end of the year, two further prosecutions on the same charge were continuing and another conviction was pending at the Supreme Court of Appeals.
In March, Ahmet Şık and Nedim Şener, both journalists who investigate alleged human rights abuses by state officials, were charged with membership of a terrorist organization. Their arrests and those of six other journalists were part of a police operation against Ergenekon, an alleged criminal network with links to the military and other state institutions charged with plotting to overthrow the government. Written works by them were central to the evidence presented as part of the prosecution. They remained in pre-trial detention at the end of the year.
In November, 44 people, including publisher Ragıp Zarakolu and Professor Büşra Ersanlı were arrested on the grounds of their alleged membership of the PKK-linked Kurdistan Communities Union (KCK). Ragıp Zarakolu and Büşra Ersanlı were both questioned about their participation in events held by the Politics Academy of the Peace and Democracy Party, a recognized political party, and their respective publishing and academic work. Further waves of arrests in November and December saw 37 lawyers and 36 journalists detained on suspicion of KCK membership. They remained in detention at the end of the year.
In June, death threats were made against Baskın Oran and Etyen Mahçupyan, both journalists at the bilingual Armenian/Turkish Agos newspaper. Similar threats had been made since 2004 for which no one had been brought to justice.
Torture and other ill-treatment
Allegations of torture and other ill-treatment in and during transfer to police stations and prisons persisted. Police routinely used excessive force during demonstrations, notably during protests before and after the June elections. In many cases, demonstrations became violent following police intervention and the use of pepper gas, water cannon and plastic bullets. In many instances, media documented law enforcement officials beating demonstrators with batons.
In May and June, demonstrations in the city of Hopa in the north-eastern Artvin province of Turkey led to clashes between police and protesters, where one demonstrator died and others were injured. Metin Lokumcu died of a heart attack after being overcome by pepper gas fired by police. Demonstrators in Ankara protesting the policing of the Hopa demonstrations were also subjected to police violence. According to her lawyer, demonstrator Dilşat Aktaş was beaten by around 10 police officers, leaving her with a broken hip and unable to walk for six months. A criminal investigation into the incident had not concluded at the end of the year. The alleged assault by police officers was the second involving Dilşat Aktaş. In March, television cameras showed her being punched by a police officer, during a protest, yet the Ankara prosecutor decided not to pursue the case.
In October, army conscript Uğur Kantar died in hospital, reportedly as a result of torture inflicted by soldiers while he was in military custody within his garrison in northern Cyprus. Five officials, including the military prison director, were indicted for causing his death. The prosecution was continuing at the end of the year.
Investigations into alleged human rights abuses by state officials remained ineffective. In cases where criminal cases were opened, the chances of bringing those responsible to justice remained remote. Counter charges continued to be used as a tactic against those who alleged the abuse.
In June, Colonel Ali Öz and seven other military personnel were convicted of negligence for their failure to relay information regarding the plot to kill journalist and human rights defender Hrant Dink, which could have prevented his murder in 2007. Although a Children's Court in July convicted Ogün Samast of shooting Hrant Dink, doubt remained whether the full circumstances around the killing, including the issue of collusion by state officials, would be investigated.
No public investigation was carried out following the death of a family of seven in the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq in August, reportedly as a result of bombing by a Turkish warplane. Attacks by the air force on PKK bases in the area had been taking place at the time.
In September, the groundbreaking decision issued in 2010, convicting prison guards and other state officials following the October 2008 death in custody of Engin Çeber, was overturned by the Supreme Court of Appeals on procedural grounds. The communication of the written judgement was delayed for more than two months, further complicating efforts to ensure justice for Engin Çeber.
In December a police officer was convicted of "negligent killing" following the 2007 shooting in custody of Nigerian asylum-seeker Festus Okey. The court rejected an application by relatives to intervene in the case as an "injured party" in accordance with Turkish law. The judge also made criminal complaints against activists who had criticized the prosecution and sought to intervene in the case.
In December, a local court failed to issue a custodial sentence to a police officer who was filmed in 2009 catching and then repeatedly striking a child demonstrator in the head with the butt of his rifle. S.T., aged 14, suffered a fractured skull and remained in intensive care for six days following the attack. The court reduced the punishment on the grounds that the injury was accidental and due to the "conditions in the area". The officer was issued with a six-month suspended sentence and allowed to continue with his police duties.
Unfair trials
Thousands of prosecutions were brought during the year under overly broad and vague anti-terrorism laws, the vast majority for membership of a terrorist organization, provisions which have led to additional abuses. Many of those prosecuted were political activists, among them students, journalists, writers, lawyers and academics. Prosecutors routinely interrogated suspects regarding conduct protected by the right to freedom of expression or other internationally guaranteed rights. Other flaws included the use of extended pre-trial detention, during which time defence lawyers were prevented from examining the evidence against their clients or effectively challenging the legality of their detention due to secrecy orders preventing their access to the file.
At the end of the year university student Cihan Kırmızıgül had been held in pre-trial detention for 22 months, accused of damaging property and membership of a terrorist organization. The prosecution was based on his wearing of a traditional scarf, matching those worn by people alleged to have taken part in a demonstration where Molotov cocktails were thrown. One police officer also identified him as having been at the scene, contradicting the statements of other officers. Despite the prosecutor requesting Cihan Kırmızıgül's acquittal due to lack of evidence, the judge ruled that his detention and prosecution should continue.
Children's rights
Prosecutions continued of children under anti-terrorism laws, including for participation in demonstrations, despite 2010 legislative amendments which were intended to prevent child demonstrators being prosecuted under these laws. While the number of children prosecuted had gone down, many were still held in adult police custody before transfer to the children's department. Pre-charge detention periods of up to the maximum of four days were recorded and children continued to be held in extended pre-trial detention. The absence of Children's Courts in many provinces was not addressed.
By the end of the year, 17-year-old L.K. had been held in pre-trial detention for eight months awaiting the decision of the Supreme Court of Appeals regarding which court had the jurisdiction to try him.
Abuses by armed groups
Attacks by armed groups caused civilian death and injury.
On 20 September three civilians were killed and 34 injured in a bomb attack targeting a busy shopping district of the capital, Ankara. The Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK) claimed responsibility for the attack.
On the same day, four civilians were killed in a PKK attack apparently targeting police in the south-eastern province of Siirt.
Housing rights
Forced evictions violated the rights of tenants to consultation, compensation and provision of alternative housing. Many of those affected in the context of urban regeneration projects were among the poorest and most at-risk groups, including people previously forcibly displaced from villages in south-eastern Turkey. In May, the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights published their concerns regarding such projects.
In the Tarlabaşı district of Istanbul, dozens of families were forcibly evicted as part of the urban regeneration project carried out by the Beyoğlu municipality. Individuals reported that they had been made effectively homeless.
Prisoners of conscience – conscientious objectors
No progress was made in recognizing the right to conscientious objection to military service in domestic law or to end the repeated prosecution of conscientious objectors for their refusal to perform military service. In November, the European Court of Human Rights found that Turkey's refusal to grant a civilian alternative to military service violated the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion in the case of Erçep v. Turkey. People who publicly supported the right to conscientious objection continued to be prosecuted (see freedom of expression).
Conscientious objector İnan Süver remained in prison due to multiple convictions for his refusal to perform military service until December, when he was conditionally released.
Refugees and asylum-seekers
Access to the asylum procedure was arbitrarily denied, resulting in people being forcibly returned to places where they may face persecution. The authorities failed to introduce planned legislation guaranteeing basic rights for refugees and asylum-seekers. From May onwards, thousands of Syrian nationals fled to Turkey seeking protection from violence and human rights abuses in the country. Many of them were accommodated in camps but not provided with access to UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, or to the asylum procedure. Their access to the outside world was severely restricted, including the ability to report on the human rights situation in Syria. There were reports of a number of Syrians being abducted from within Turkey and transferred to face persecution in Syria.
Rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people
Discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity was not addressed. Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights activists continued to face harassment by the authorities. During 2011, LGBT rights groups recorded eight murders alleged to be on the grounds of the victims' sexual orientation or gender identity.
In November, three transgender women, all members of the Ankara-based LGBT rights group Pembe Hayat (Pink Life), were convicted of "insulting police officers" and "resisting the police". The charges were brought after they alleged that they were arbitrarily arrested and ill-treated by police officers. No police officers were prosecuted in relation to the incident.
Violence against women and girls
Turkey ratified the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence. However, domestic preventive mechanisms remained woefully inadequate and the number of shelters was far below that required by domestic law.
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I'm sure many of you already grow herbs in your garden and in containers. I have had chives growing for years in my rock garden, but always found they struggled with not getting enough sun because of the larger plants surrounding them (esp. Hostas). I finally transplanted my chives to a container on my back patio and WOW, did my chives have fun this year! The plant is now huge, from having the sun shining on it almost all day! To keep it company, I planted garlic chives and dill...boy, the dill is wonderful, the aroma when you touch the plant is heavenly!! Too bad it's a perennial. I discovered fresh dill is wonderful on everything except my peanut butter toasts in the morning, in salads, pot roasts, roast chicken, tuna salad, salads, BBQ potatoes, you name I have tried it and love it, can't get enough, except now, the plants are hardly growing anymore.. https://sites.google.com/site/dragonwindchimes/
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Know what you mean about dill ... I grew some in with the flowers this season and really enjoy the smell just like you.It does go well with most everything ....
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Finding ways for businesses to become more involved in helping to halt and reverse the current loss of biodiversity will be the main focus of the International Business and Ecosystems Dialogue, which will take place on Tuesday 26th Oc tober in Nagoya, Japan. The dialogue coincides with the 10th Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Nagoya, which will set targets for the next ten years to reduce the global rate of biodiversity loss.
Juan Marco Alvarez, Director of IUCN's Economy and Environmental Governance Group and Head of IUCN's Business and Biodiversity Programme, talks about the importance of businesses in delivering the post-2010 biodiversity targets.


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Only God Forgives SynopsisJulian (Gosling), an American fugitive from justice, runs a boxing club in Bangkok as a front for his drug business.
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Several Cyclone student-athletes were in attendance including Wes Boyer, Jacob Gannon, Kirby Van Der Kamp, Hayworth Hicks, Jake McDonough, Stephen Ruempolhamer from football, Kristen Hahn and Hannah Willms of volleyball, Chelsea Poppens of women's basketball and wrestlers Kyven Gadson, Max Mayfield, Andrew Sorenson and Jon Reader.
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Abortion | Pro-life leaders say Kermit Gosnell's guilty verdict should energize America's abortion conversation
For 72-year-old Kermit Gosnell, convicted Monday of the first-degree murder of three babies born alive at his Philadelphia abortion facility, a new chapter of his life has begun, one that will likely end in prison or execution by lethal injection for the abortionist, whose jury returns next week to weigh evidence to determine if he should receive the death penalty.
For America, the Gosnell case has introduced a new chapter in the abortion debate. Pro-life leaders reacting to Monday's verdict said the trial had succeeded in shining a light on gruesome abortion practices in the United States.
"Abortion is America's little hidden secret. People still don't talk about it," Carol Tobias, president of the National Right to Life Committee, told me. "Girls aren't sitting at the family dinner table saying, 'I'm going to take off from school tomorrow because I'm going to get an abortion.'"
Tobias said the Gosnell trial is causing people who were content to ignore abortion to face the realities of the industry: "If Dr. Gosnell had killed these babies right before delivery, none of this would have come up, because it's legal and it's happening every day in this country. I think that's shaking some people up."
Tim Wildmon, president of the American Family Association, said in a statement that the Gosnell verdict was a "victory for unborn babies around the world—and their mothers. … We hope and pray that this decision today will send a loud and clear message that abortion is wrong and it's murder."
Alveda King, the director of African-American Outreach for Priests for Life and Gospel of Life Ministries—and the niece of Martin Luther King Jr.—called Monday's verdict "landmark."
"America is now, because of Kermit Gosnell, seeing abortion," King told me in a phone interview. "Martin Luther King Jr. said America will not reject racism until America see racism. And when America saw racism, that's when the hearts and consciences of America were stirred. I believe America's conscience has been stirred now."
King was in the courtroom the day Gosnell's attorney, Jack McMahon, rested his defense without calling a single witness. Although McMahon had accused prosecutors of engaging in a "racist" pursuit of Gosnell, King said she "thought that was incredibly outrageous," because Gosnell himself displayed racism by giving his white patients better treatment than African-American ones.
The evidence against Gosnell was clear, even though the judge in the case had removed all jurors opposed to abortion before the trial began.
"You had abortion advocates on that jury, and yet they came back with a guilty verdict for three of those babies," King said.
The jury acquitted Gosnell of a murder charge in the death of another baby, known as "Baby E." Out of the four baby deaths the jury weighed, Baby E was the only one lacking eyewitness testimony of his or her death.
Besides the three first-degree murder charges, the jury found Gosnell guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 41-year-old immigrant Karnamaya Mongar, who died of an overdose of painkiller while getting an abortion from Gosnell in 2009. They also found Gosnell guilty of 21 counts of performing illegal late-term abortions in Pennsylvania.
Pro-abortion groups responding to the verdict distanced themselves from Gosnell and blamed the crimes at his office on an alleged, broader lack of quality abortion service.
"Kermit Gosnell has been found guilty and will get what he deserves," said NARAL Pro-Choice America President Ilyse Hogue. "Now, let's make sure these women are vindicated by delivering what all women deserve: access to the full range of health services including safe, high-quality and legal abortion care."
In a similarly counterintuitive conclusion, Eric Ferrero, a spokesman for the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, said the case proved "we must reject misguided laws that would limit women's options and force them to seek treatment from criminals like Kermit Gosnell."
But Anna Higgins, director of the Center for Human Dignity at the Family Research Council, said the Gosnell case highlighted the abortion industry's disregard for women's health and safety, and the unwillingness of state regulators to provide oversight of abortion facilities.
"The murders of babies and of at least one woman at the hands of Gosnell could have been prevented had the Pennsylvania health department inspected the Gosnell facility immediately after receiving numerous complaints," Higgins said. "Instead, the department ignored the dangerous conditions for 17 years.
"For too long, abortion facilities have been allowed to self-regulate. Since these atrocities have been made public, other clinics, such as Planned Parenthood of Wilmington, Del., have had to shut their doors due to the discovery of unsafe and unsanitary conditions."
Several members of Congress responded to Monday's verdict.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., said, "The crimes Gosnell committed against the most innocent and vulnerable among us are unconscionable and have shocked us to our core. We must ensure this never happens again."
Goodlatte, along with Republican Rep. Trent Franks of Arizona, last week sent letters to all 50 state attorneys general asking them to report on their efforts to prevent infanticide and late-term abortion.
But even tightly regulated facilities and spruced up exam rooms won't help unborn babies too young to be protected by state laws. In light of the Gosnell verdict, U.S. Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., asked where the nation's outrage was for the other millions of unborn victims: "Some abortionists may have cleaner sheets than Gosnell, and better sterilized equipment and better trained accomplices, but what they do—what Gosnell did—kill babies and hurt women—is the same."


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KFAN FM 100.3 - KFAN Sports Radio FM 100.3 - The Fan
Beat me to it...
In related news, I love iheartradio, tunein radio etc....
no one cares about hockey :)
"Yes, one of the good guys got paid."
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Anything interesting said for those of us that can't listen?
Wish we could have that quality of sports radio in central iowa. Nice interview by Hoiberg, he gets better every interview.
KFAN is easily one of the best sports stations around. Maybe that's my Minnesota fan bias though.
Nothing new that I heard.
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Is it available for replay?
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Of a certain Mississippi poll on marriage, and of those who make hay of it
Normally when I come across a poll to analyze, I'll put on my impartial poll analysis hat and run it both at RedState and UnlikelyVoter. However seeing this new push poll by Public Policy Polling and the shamefully credulous response by Doug Mataconis at Outside the Beltway, I don't want to hold back. I want to tell it like it is, and why unless some | Read More »


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I planted Salvia by my balcony feeders to help feed the hummers. I have watched the American Goldfinches eating the Salvia leaves and blossoms. There are some ants on the Salvia, but I do not remember Finches eating ants, either. Have others seen this?
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Gov Scott Walker gives leader of jobs agency a 50 percent pay raise after Wisconsin sank to 49th in job growth
July 21, 2013
By Anomaly
Wisconsin has plummeted to 49th in job growth under Scott Walkers (R-Koch) Governorship, so what does Walker do? The Republican Governor gave Reed Hall a 50 percent raise hike. Hall is the CEO of Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, a taxpayer funded entity. Scott Walker has touted himself as a job creator, so by that he must have meant affording enthusiastic raises to corporate entities that arent creating jobs as they are supposed to do, under the title he granted them.
I dont speak GOP but Im catching on.
From our friends at Blogging Blue:
Governor Walker supports austerity cuts for the middle class but he promotes extravagant and unwarranted raises for his wealthy friends.
Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. CEO Reed Hall said he did not seek a 50 percent pay raise, but said he views it as a reasonable amount for when the agency recruits for his ultimate replacement.
Hall, who was 64 when Gov. Scott Walker named him WEDC CEO and secretary in January, has no immediate plans to retire. Hall was responding to a reporters question at the Milwaukee Press Club Newsmaker Luncheon Wednesday in downtown Milwaukee.
Hall was set to make $120,000 when he took the full-time position in January and in February received a $65,000 raise, according to the Wisconsin Reporter.
Walker made the decision to increase the CEOs salary, Hall said, and the WEDC boards compensation committee approved the increase.
Yeah, if anyone associated with Scott Walkers administration deserved a raise, its surely Reed Hall. After all, under his leadership Wisconsin has fallen to 49th in the country in job growth.


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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- Police continue to negotiate with a suspect believed to be holding a family member hostage at the Travelers Inn in Winston-Salem, more than 17 hours after the situation began Monday.
The incident was reported late Monday morning at the Travelers Inn on University Parkway, and police evacuated the hotel and nearby businesses after responding to a tip about a hostage situation at the location.
Krispy Kreme employees say Winston-Salem Police told them to stay away from windows and then to evacuate.
King Police say Christopher Shane Jenkins is in one of the rooms and told officers he has a hostage. Police believe it is a family member.
King Police say Jenkins is wanted for aggravated assault in Virginia and has several warrants for his arrest in North Carolina.
He was also involved in a chase with Stokes County deputies Sunday, after he would not cooperate with King Police during questioning.
The Red Cross says they were called earlier Monday afternoon and have a team volunteers responding on scene.
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(Le Mars) -- A Le Mars couple is hoping to renovate the old First National Bank drive- through to become a visitor's information center. Al and Delores Maser presented their idea to the Le Mars City Council on Tuesday. Delores Maser says a lot of economic developement has occurred on the north end of downtown, which has benefitted the community. But now she believes the south end deserves some attention.
Once the construction is completed, the Masers intend to give the property to the city. Delores Maser says since the property sits next to the railroad, and since Le Mars was founded because of a railroad, she wants to have the project resemble a train depot.
The property will may also showcase some of Al Maser's antique car collection. The Maser's plan to fund the project, which they anticipate will take a year to complete. The city council gave their approval for the proposed project during their meeting.
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Here are some leaked scenes from the tour's recurring drama-filled reality show "WTA Girls Behaving Badly" both starring - SHOCKER - Jelena Jankovic with appearances by Serena Williams + Ana Ivanovic.
Well don't just sit there - WATCH:
SCENE 1: The third set tie-break of their Rome semifinal. JJ goes to serve, ReRe raises her hand up to signal she wasn't ready to receive it. JJ wins the tie-break and the match. At their post-match handshake ReRe apologizes for stopping the Serb mid-serve and allegedly says in her defense, "I'm not Justine" referring to the infamous "Henin Handgate" that occurred during their contentious match at Roland Garros in 2003. Click here for a reminder of THAT one.
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SCENE 2: JJ defeats NaturAna in second round of Madrid for her first win on clay over her countrywoman. After the victory she's shown courtside grinning and performing fist-pumps and an uppercut that's supposedly in mockery of NaturAna's penchant for ridiculous amounts of that motion (causing fans to suffer what's now commonly known in tennis circles as FPF or "Fist Pump Fatigue." Thanks AI.) To the victor go the spoiled sportsmanships.
LOVE this show! That JJ is some kind of scene-whore, huh?
In any case, stay tuned for more scenes from "WTA Girls Behaving Badly." I mean, we still have half a season left. There's bound to be more drama 'round the corner. At least we can hope so.
*sets DVR*
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
VIDEO VAULT: Latest scenes from "WTA Girls Behaving Badly" leaked!
Here are some leaked scenes from the tour's recurring drama-filled reality show "WTA Girls Behaving Badly" both starring - SHOCKER - Jelena Jankovic with appearances by Serena Williams + Ana Ivanovic.
Labels: Ana Ivanovic, controversy, Jelena Jankovic, Madrid, Rome, Serena Williams, video
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Thanks for this post, made me laugh! Of course JJ is the star of this sort of things. :P And her imitation of Ana is just ahahhaha funny, didn't see that part although I watched the match.ReplyDelete
- CurtisMay 12, 2010 at 6:40 PM
JJ once again proves why she is a classless tool and why Ana is the classiest player in tennis. I hope Ana kicks her ass at RG. Karma is a bitch.ReplyDelete
Jelena definitely made me laugh. I can't dislike her. This might even be funny enough to get me to overlook her crimes against fashion and my eyes. (OK, it's not THAT funny.)ReplyDelete
The uppercut was a total JJ original. I can't recall NaturAna doing that - though she may want to now. Right into JJ's paella.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 8:58 PM
Oh - I thought only for a few people that ana's fistpumps are too dramatically annoying.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 13, 2010 at 4:56 AM
what JJ is saying in this video??ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 13, 2010 at 5:06 AM
JJ is the bestReplyDelete
Ana asked for it after all.
Shocked by the Justine incident. Serena is another card! Gonna shove that ball down feckin throat!
- AnonymousMay 13, 2010 at 5:44 AM
Yeah yeah, Ana is the classiest. The best moments are when she fistpumps even after her opponent's unforced errors. Face it, she deserved it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 13, 2010 at 11:50 AM
JJ rocks! I agree with you guys, those fistpumps from Ana are annoying after every error from her opponent even when they're ranked in the 100s. Go JJ!!ReplyDelete
What's with the criticism of Ana's fist pumps. They are these little abbreviated things. Everyone else looks like they are in a boxing ring, especially the men.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 14, 2010 at 1:48 PM
Yeah Ana's fist pumps do get annoying but you don't see Federer imitating Nadal's fist pumps when he beats him. Classless act.ReplyDelete
Comparing Federer with JJ is almost an insult (for Roger) even if it's a joke. :DReplyDelete


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Theatre review: Anastasia at Pushkin House
11:43 25 April 2012
Enthralling drama about Russian princess made all the more gripping by atmospheric setting
Pushkin House is a beautiful period home in Bloomsbury dedicated to all things Russian.
So the Grade II listed property is a fitting backdrop for the mysterious and beguiling tale of Anastasia, the enigmatic Romanov princess.
The year is 1928, ten years after the murder of the Tsar and his family during the revolution.
Rumours abound that one of the Tsarina's is still alive, and three desperate businessmen find a lookalike to fool the remainder of the royal family and get their hands on the £30million the Tsar left in London.
It's a tense, atmospheric affair and the nature of the stage – the audience are sat in a drawing room and the action takes place right in front of them – makes it all the more gripping.
The performances also help - Andrew Byron is fantastic as the scheming General Bounin and Eileen Nicholas is a compelling mixture of strength and tenderness as the Dowager Empress.
It's a great tale, albeit different from the famous 1956 movie, and retains the same air of bafflement surrounding the protagonist.
Watching this classic Russian fairytale in an ornate period home makes for an enthralling and enjoyable evening.
* Anastasia was at Pushkin House in Bloomsbury Square, WC1.


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Good Guys Lone Star Nationals - Rocky Mountain High JinksWritten by on December 1, 2005 Contributors: Courtesy Of Goodguys Good Guys' 8th Colorado Springs Nationals
Especially when we cover a show for the first time, there's sweet anticipation. The morning of travel, we rise early with our game face on. If the event is out of state, air travel is inevitable. We have to remember not to wear a belt, have sneakers on, be without change in our pockets, place car keys and cell phone in the camera bag, and wear a big smile for the security guards.
The flight to Denver, via Salt Lake City, went with-out incident. Pikes Peak International Raceway in Colorado Springs, Colorado, was the location for the Goodguys 8th Colorado Springs Nationals, held September 9 through September 11, 2005. Travel went so smoothly on Thursday, we made it to the host hotel fast enough to scout out the parking lot for early-arriving vintage trucks. Surprisingly, none were in evidence.
Hoping to see some pristine haulers at the racetrack, early Friday morning we were on the scene with the first show registrants. We hustled around the venue in search of the finest old Chevys, Dodges, Hudsons, Internationals, Studebakers, and Fords. Not too many were on hand. We wondered why. After talking to many returning attendees and participants, we learned something. Colorado shows typically don't draw big crowds on Friday. Show-stopping attendance is usually on Saturday and Sunday. Employers, please let your colleagues be at the Colorado shows on Friday. Let it be known that Custom Classic Trucks advocates working and playing hard!
Now that we've voiced our opinion, we can get back to the Colorado Springs Nationals. Attendance on Saturday and Sunday was astounding. Award-worthy pickups from every era were present both days. What with all the weekend's hot rod hauler entries, CCT's feature editor had a hard time narrowing the field to the CCT Top Ten. He managed to find an eclectic group of Studebakers, Chevys, a GMC, an International, and some Fords. Get your game face on and discover the goings on at the Goodguys 8th Colorado Springs Nationals. With any luck, you'll be so impressed you'll attend next year's event, starting on Friday. For more information on all the Goodguys events, visit the website, www.good guys.com.
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Friday participant, Chuck Macchieto of Rye, CO, drove his freshly finished '65 Chevy C10 to the show. It's powered by the reliable 383/350 combo, but you know that, since you've already read the article in this issue ("A Chevy's Renaissance," page 62).With a 454ci big-block engine and a TH400 trans in place to power Mr. Reister's '48 Chevy, rapid transit is a given.We gather Speedy Jenn's Speed Shop is located in Colorado Springs, CO. Jenn and the '36 Ford shop truck reside there. Also, check out the big skies that envelop all of Colorado.Winning the Truckville Pick (Sponsored by Dodge) was Ed Waugh of Pueblo, CO, for his 291ci Dodge Hemi-powered '48 Dodge pickup.Sporting black, purple, and yellow paintwork, Nathan Mayes' 72 Chevy C10 looked slick standing still. Nathan, a Pueblo, CO, resident, equipped his truck with the ever-popular 350/350 combo.Earning the Goodguys Cool Commercial prize was Castlerock, CO's Chris Reister for his artfully flamed '48 Chevy truck.The mascot on Ed's '48 Dodge pickup was reminiscent of the artwork applied to WWII American fighter planes.Garnering the Goodguys Texaco/Havoline pick was an orange and cream "Bears Classic Cars"-themed '66 Ford 1/2-ton.
For his '58 GMC, Jerry Kabbe selected 350/350 power and dark green paint. Jerry makes his home in Colorado Springs.Within vendors row, companies like Streamline Rods Hot Rod Parts had an abundance of visitors all three days.CCT readers know how different '39 NASTRUCK is from a stock '39 Ford pickup, if they read the article in our Nov. '05 issue. Owned by Susan and Randy Jackson of Commerce City, CO, the truck earned two awards: Goodguys Truck of the Year - Early Finalist and a Custom Classic Trucks Top Ten prize. NASTRUCK was designed and built at Just Dream'N (owned by Russ Tilkes) in Golden, CO.Winning a coveted Custom Classic Trucks Top Ten award were Dwight and Sandy Hamann of St. Joseph, MO, for their '49 Studebaker pickup.Evident everywhere in the swap-meet area were vintage pickups of all sizes, ready to be rescued and revitalized by their new caretakers. Here, a Ford COE and a Ford '40 vintage cab hope to find a new home.K.C. and Colette Van Niman of Littleton, CO, own a '39 Ford pickup that may look stock, but it offers plenty of creature comforts within the cab, including: A/C, electric windows, leather upholstery, CD/stereo system and an electric cowl vent. The engine's a Ford Racing 302ci with aluminum heads and backed by a smooth shifting C4 trans.Achieving the Meguiar's Magnificence Masterpiece award was Steve Delaney of Arvada, CO, for his '29 Ford Model A pickup. Steve's A has blown Chevy 400ci power and a TH400 trans. Cool.Doug and Jan Magleby of Monroe, UT, premiered their highly modified '49 GMC pickup in the summer of 2004. The tilt- forward hood reveals a Corvette drivetrain and suspension bits. The truck earned a CCT Top Ten prize.Another ever-so-cool Studebaker graced the Goodguys Colorado Springs event. Steve Doerschlag of Eaton, CO, showed up with his Art Deco-inspired '37 Studebaker Coupe Express. The pickup has a supercharged Studebaker Avanti 289ci V-8 and Studebaker auto trans for forward propulsion. Steve's creation garnered a Custom Classic Trucks Top Ten award.
There were a couple of outstanding '48 Chevy pickups. We decided to award them both Custom Classic Trucks Top Ten prizes. Louie Fesmire of Pueblo, CO, finished his '48 earlier this year. Great job, Louie!Unless you live under a rock, you've already seen Royce and Jane Glader's '29 Ford roadster pickup. The awesome hauler premiered at the 2005 AMBR show, held in Pomona, CA, late January. Since stealing the truck is illegal, we gave the Gladers a CCT Top Ten trophy instead. The pickup also earned a Goodguys Fab Five award. The Gladers live in nearby Fort Collins, CO.Silver's a hue that's challenging to photograph well. Nevertheless, a sleek '46 International pickup, owned by Steve Dalrymple of Arvada, CO, caught our fancy. We awarded Steve with a Custom Classic Trucks Top Ten pick. That's Steve posing with his prized pickup.Mike Yoder's '35 Ford truck looks more like a '30s-era Citroen. His business, Kustom Auto Restyling in Hutchinson, KS, crafted the sublime hot rod hauler. For his efforts, he earned both a Goodguys Fab Five selection and a Custom Classic Trucks Top Ten award.The other '48 Chevy pickup that won the CCT Top Ten award has been finished longer, but it looks every bit as fresh as any truck we saw at the event. Adam McRoberts of Altoona, IA, is the proud owner.


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Seagate Savvio ST9146853SS / 61XPF 15K.3 146GB 15K 6Gbps SFF Serial SCSI / SAS Hard Drive - Brand New OEM
Capacity: 146GB
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Interface Type: SAS Serial Attached SCSI
Disk Size: 2.5inx15mm SFF Server Drive
Sustained Throughput (MBps): 202
Average Seek Time (read/write ms): 2.7 / 3.1
Electrical Interface Speed: SAS-2 Serial Attached SCSI v2 - 6.0Gbps
On-Board Cache: 64MB
The Seagate Savvio 15K.3 drive enables OEMs to build solutions that help data centers process more transactions within a given time frame and meet IT service level agreements. This helps companies increase revenue generation, improve customer satisfaction and complete critical business processes faster while keeping data safe. It also provides the performance benefits needed to entice customers to migrate from legacy, 3.5-inch drives to higher-performing 2.5-inch drives.Key Features and Benefits
* Doubles Tier 1 data storage capacity (up to 300 GB) * Provides up to 21% improvement in sequential data read/write performance over prior generation * Delivers up to 3% faster random read and up to 4% faster random write performance vs. prior generation, and up to 10% faster random read and up to 8% faster random write performance vs. legacy 3.5-inch 15K drives1 * Improves scalability and reliability with 6Gb/s SAS interface support * Supports Protection Information (PI) to help ensure data is not changed from what the user created—from the moment the data is created throughout the life of the data2 * Improves reliability by up to 20% with an annualized failure rate (AFR) of 0.44% * Instant Secure Erase™ feature cryptographically erases the data encryption key, thereby helping to protect data should drives be lost, stolen or retired. * Eases transition from legacy 3.5-inch, 15K drives to next-generation 2.5-in, 15K drives * Unified Storage architecture minimizes system complexity and reduces operating costs. * Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) option helps data centers be compliant with corporate and federal data security mandates.3
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|Girls jayvee finishes season with two losses
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Junior varsity girls' basketball finished their regular season last week with two losses to Akron and Sedgwick County.
Holyoke JV 18, Akron 24
HHS hosted Akron Thursday, Feb. 16, but the Rams got the best of them, resulting in an 18-24 loss for the Dragons.
Holyoke led by two at the end of the first quarter, but Akron had a good second period, leaving the Rams up 17-11 at halftime.
The Dragons kept Akron to zero points in the third, bringing the score within one of the lead, but they failed to bring home the win in the final quarter.
Zuri Lopez was Holyoke's point leader with six, followed by Audi Peña and Megan Vieselmeyer with five apiece and Jacinda Krueger with two.
Holyoke JV 21, Sedgwick County 27
It was another close game for the JV girls Friday, Feb. 17 in Ovid, when they lost to Sedgwick County 21-27.
The Dragons led by three at the end of the first quarter, with the score tied at 14 to end the first half. The Cougars kept them to zero points in the third, allowing Sedgwick County to build a lead for the win.
Leading Dragon scoring was Peña with eight points followed by Stefani Razo with four; Jentry Andersen, Vieselmeyer, Jordan Bernard and Jacinda Krueger two apiece; and Tia Huffman one.
Holyoke Enterprise February 23, 2012