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Testimony :: Maureen Greenwood
Advocacy Director for Europe and Eurasia - Amnesty International
I would like to thank Co-Chairman Christopher Smith, Co-Chairman Ben Nighthorse Campbell, the Commissioners and staff of the CSCE for holding this briefing and for their important contributions to protecting fundamental rights and freedoms worldwide.
Amnesty International (AI) is a worldwide campaigning movement that works to promote internationally recognized human rights. Amnesty International's vision is of a world in which every person enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards. Our mission is to undertake research and action focused on preventing and ending grave abuses of the rights to physical and mental integrity, freedom of conscience and expression, and freedom from discrimination, within the context of our work to promote all human rights. Amnesty International has more than a million members and supporters in over 140 countries and territories. Amnesty International is impartial and independent of any government, political persuasion or religious creed. Our work is financed largely by subscriptions and donations from our worldwide membership.
The world has largely forgotten the conflict in Chechnya. Amnesty International appreciated the important letter from the CSCE Commissioners to Secretary of State Colin Powell urging the US delegation to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights to push for a strong resolution on the conflict in Chechnya. AI thanks signers Co-Chairmen Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R-CO) and Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ) along with Commissioners Senator Gordon Smith (R-OR), Rep. Steny H. Hoyer (D-MD), Rep. Robert B. Aderholt (R-AL) and Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD).
Despite this letter, Amnesty International deplored the failure of the 58th session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights to hold Russia's human rights record in Chechnya to account. While AI was glad to see the US delegation vote for the Chechnya resolution in the end, the US decision not to co-sponsor the resolution was harmful and is an indication that US delegation failed to do the sufficient lobbying to gather support for the resolution.
We also appreciate the CSCE letter from February calling for an "accurate assessment" of the situation in Chechnya following the decision by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to send a Technical Needs Assessment mission to the war-torn region.
I would like to speak about Amnesty International's efforts to bring awareness to violations in Chechnya, draw your attention to key issues regarding the humanitarian and human rights situation in Chechnya, and then speak about policy recommendations.
Despite the lack of world attention, vital issues in the humanitarian and human rights situation remain to be resolved in Chechnya. Amnesty International is in the middle of a one-year campaign to bring attention to the human rights situation in the Russian Federation. The theme of the campaign is "Justice for All." All Russian citizens should be able to obtain redress if they suffer human rights violations and impunity should not prevail. Ms. Eliza Moussaeva, head of the Nazran office of Memorial, and Ms. Bela Tsugaeva, Information Manager for World Vision of Ingushetia, are Amnesty's guests on a two-week tour to bring public attention to the human rights and humanitarian issues in Chechnya. They have been speaking at high schools and colleges up and down the Northeast coast from Maine to Washington, DC. Last Monday, April 14, Group 133 of Amnesty International USA organized an approximately 800-person rally on violations in Chechnya in front of the Russian Consulate in New York through their "Get on the Bus" initiative.
I would like to highlight a few key issues including internally displaced persons, attacks on civilians, impunity, access and discrimination. First, Amnesty International is concerned about the status of the internally displaced persons (IDPs). Approximately 92,000 Chechens are displaced in the neighboring Republic of Ingushetia. In order to return to Chechnya, IDPs need both sufficient infrastructure (water, electricity, housing) as well as security guarantees. Security concerns including the ongoing raids, extra-judicial executions, disappearances, torture and rape. Particularly disturbing is the Russian government's decision to close the Aki-Yurt camp in Ingushetia in late 2002, in the midst of winter, as most of the people evicted had no alternative housing. AI is very concerned now that in springtime the Russian government may want to close the camps force the IDPS to temporary relocation centers, which lack sufficient security guarantees.
Second, Amnesty International is very concerned about the targeting of civilians by both sides of the conflict, in violation of international humanitarian law.
Chechen forces have reportedly committed abuses of international humanitarian law, including hostage-taking, targeting civilian members of the pro-Moscow administration, and executing captured members of Russian armed forces. In the December 2002 bomb attack on a government building in Grozny, 83 people were killed; Chechen rebel forces are also believed to have unlawfully killed seven civil servants, and abducted another nine people, since mid-November 2002.
Russian security forces have reportedly subjected the civilian population to beatings, arbitrary detention, "disappearance," torture, rape and extra-judicial executions. These violations, serious violations of the Geneva Conventions, constitute war crimes. The human rights situation in Chechnya has failed to improve over the past year. During raids by Russian troops on villages, hundreds of Chechen civilians have "disappeared" and many have later been found in mass graves. While such operations now seem to be targeting individuals rather than whole villages, the violations continue. Two measures by the authorities, Decree No. 46 of the Prosecutor General and Order No. 80 of the Commander of the federal forces in Chechnya, were introduced in 2001 and 2002 to provide greater transparency and protection for civilians during raids. However, they are routinely ignored and Chechen civilians appear to be as unprotected as ever.
For example, two Chechen women, Aset Yakhiaeva and Milana Betirgirieva, were visiting relatives preparing for a wedding when Russian security forces came to the house where they were staying and detained them on Nov. 9, 2001. Their clothes were found in the street. Their families have never found out what happened to them.
Third, Amnesty International is very concerned about the impunity for violations of humanitarian and human rights law. The continuing lack of a meaningful accountability process to bring to justice those responsible for abuses on both sides of the conflict is a major problem. Failure to investigate adequately allegations of violations by Russian forces, and bring those responsible to justice, has created a climate in which Russian security forces believe that they can continue to violate the fundamental rights of the civilian population in Chechnya with impunity. Hundreds of investigations into allegations of abuse have led to very few prosecutions, and recent official figures show that only 46 military servicemen have been convicted for abuses against civilians in Chechnya during the three-year-long conflict out of more than 27,000 complaints made to the Russian authorities.
Amnesty International's continuing concerns about the failure of accountability come against a background of recent developments in the most famous case of Colonel Yuri Budanov, charged with the murder of a Chechen woman, which is one of the only cases that actually proceeded to prosecution. On the night of March 26, 2000, 18-year-old Kheda Kungaeva was abducted from her home. It has been widely reported that in the course of the investigation Colonel Budanov had admitted killing Kheda Kungaeva, but had stated that he strangled her during interrogation in a state of "temporary insanity". An official post mortem concluded that Kheda Kungaeva had been raped before her death. On Dec. 31, 2002, Colonel Budanov was relieved of criminal responsibility for the abduction and murder of Kungaeva on grounds of "temporary insanity. " The re-trial is supposed to begin this week.
Fourth, Amnesty International is concerned about the lack of access to Chechnya for international observers, and lack of transparency about available information on abuses, in particular the Russian government's continued failure to authorize the publication of the reports by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture on its visits to the Russian Federation. Russia closed the OSCE Assistance Group to Chechnya on Dec. 31, 2002, after refusing to agree to a new mandate that included a human rights monitoring component. Russia has also failed to invite the United Nations Special Rapporteurs on Torture and Extrajudicial Executions.
Fifth, Amnesty International is concerned that Chechens in other parts of the Russian Federation have been subjected to discrimination, harassment and arbitrary detention. Amnesty's new report, "Dokumenti! Discrimination on the Grounds of Race in the Russian Federation," discusses a pattern of harassment of certain ethnic groups including Chechens.
Amnesty International USA is urging the Administration and Congress to:
· Continue to urge the Russian authorities not to close the camps for displaced persons in Ingushetia until adequate security and humanitarian protections are in place in Chechnya. On this issue, a congressional letter highlighting the importance of security issues for the displaced might be useful right now.
· Maintain the current levels of US assistance for Russian human rights and democracy non-governmental organizations through the Freedom Support Act (FSA). According to the Administration's budget request, Russia is "slated for graduation from FSA assistance over the next several years." The budget request document continues, "Graduation strategies will seek to leave behind a legacy of sustainable institutions that will continue to promote civil society and economic growth." The strategies may indeed SEEK a legacy of sustainable institutions, but at this point in time in the human rights sphere this is an aspiration more than an actuality.
One of the successes in Russia over the past 10 years is the development of human rights non-governmental organizations, ranging from anti-domestic violence activities in Barnaul to promoting racial tolerance in Krasnodar. Many of the young leaders of these Russian NGOs, aged 25 to 40, benefited from FSA through their high school or college education as well as through US NGO grants.. Cutting funding for these key human rights NGOs puts their survival at risk, since they do not have indigenous sources of support yet. It is also irresponsible, because the US leadership funding has encouraged them to take on tough and controversial issues and they are now losing US support.
· Press Russia for access for international journalists, non-governmental organizations and international organizations to Chechnya.
· Press Russia to investigate the case of Aset Yakhiaeva and Milana Betirgirieva, who disappeared on Nov. 9, 2001, and the publish the status of the other "disappearance cases."
· Support the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe's call for a Tribunal on Chechnya.
Urge the Russian Government to:
· Provide the detailed list of investigations into crimes committed by Russian soldiers during the Chechnya conflict.
· Agree to a new mandate for the OSCE Assistance Group to Chechnya that includes human rights monitoring.
· Facilitate the long overdue visits by UN special representatives to Chechnya.
· Publish all reports prepared by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture following its visits to the Russian Federation, including Chechnya.
· End extra-judicial executions, "disappearances," torture, beatings and rape of civilians.
Urge the Chechen forces to:
· End hostage-taking, stop attacks on municipal authorities, protect civilians and non-combatants, and abide by international humanitarian law.
Thank you very much for this opportunity to discuss Chechnya. I am happy to take your questions.


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I didn't notice anything in the manual - so apologies if it's covered.
Is there way of preventing a user finally deleting an email? I'd like them to be able to delete a message (at least as far as they think) but the message is actually hidden or moved instead.
It benifits me in that it is easy to restore an accidentally deleted mail very quickly, and also is of use in potential disputes or legal situations where keeping track of mail can be quite important.


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Munich, Germany (Sports Network) - Tommy Haas took down defending champion
Philipp Kohlschreiber in an all-German final at the BMW Open.
The third-seeded Haas defeated Kohlschreiber, the No. 4 seed, by a 6-3, 7-6
(7-3) margin to capture his fourth ATP World Tour title on home soil, having
won twice in Halle and once in Stuttgart.
The 35-year-old Haas won 85 percent of his first service points en route to
his 14th career title.
Kohlschreiber was trying to become the first three-time Munich champion since
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final after first winning this French Open tune-up in 2007.
The 29-year-old Kohlschreiber fell to 4-5 in career title matches.
Haas and Kohlschreiber had split four previous meetings, all played on grass.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
PHOTO OP: Just rub it (in), JJ
The first question that came to my mind after seeing this picture of Jelena Jankovic and her water polo-playing man piece Mladjan Janovic wasn't "What's with the all-white, Dance Fever get ups?" but rather "Where is the rest of Lefty's arm and what exactly is it doing at the moment?" Shocker, I know!
So here are the choices:
A) Rubbing his well-muscled back
B) Rubbing his well-muscled ass
C) Rubbing his, well, yes it reaches that far
I'm thinking choice 'C' which is completely based on that I-can't-believe-you're-doing-this-but-don't stop smirk. Not that I've EVAH been in that situation before. With Mladjan, I mean.
One more shot after the jump (click headline.)
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so jealous. he is so hot!ReplyDelete
"I'm thinking choice 'C' which is completely based on that I-can't-believe-you're-doing-this-but-don't stop smirk. Not that I've EVAH been in that situation before. With Mladjan, I mean."ReplyDelete
Oh, Richie...was that you?? I thought you felt familiar. ;)
Gah! When are those two gonna put up a porn video on the internet?
*signs up to watch*
I can neither confirm nor deny your accusation. But it could've been. That's all I'll give you (aside from the feel up.)ReplyDelete
Seriously, I've already put my imaginary order in for their imaginary sex vid. Can't wait for it to arrive in my imaginary inbox.
Uh wait, it's here! *grabs tissue*
None of the above-- JJ is tickling him so he'll look goofy and lose any competitive edge he might have over her in the looks dept. for this photo. ;DReplyDelete
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I would seriously suck semen out of this studs hard cock in a heartbeat...ReplyDelete


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Philosopher David Albert's recent critical review of Lawrence Krauss' 'A Universe from Nothing' has gained widespread attention and approval in diverse quarters (including Jerry Coyne's). Here Professor Victor J. Stenger offers his own response.
Nuthin' to Explain
Victor J. Stenger
When you ain't got nuthin'
You got nuthin' to explain
Bob Dylan (paraphrase)
In a recent book called A Universe From Nothing: Why There Is Something Rather Than Nothing, cosmologist Larry Krauss describes how our universe could have arisen naturally from a pre-existing structureless void he calls "nothing."[1] He bases his argument on quantum physics, along with now well-established results from elementary particle physics and cosmology. In an afterword, atheist Richard Dawkins exults, "Even the last remaining trump card of the theologian, 'Why is there something rather than nothing?' shrivels up before your eyes as you read these pages."[2]
Philosopher David Albert will have none of it. In a review in the New York Times,[3] he asks, "Where, for starters, are the laws of quantum mechanics themselves supposed to have come from?" Krauss admits he does not know, but suggests they may arise randomly, in which case some universe like ours would have arisen without a prescribed cause. In my 2006 book The Comprehensible Cosmos, I attempt to show that the laws of physics arise naturally from the symmetries of the void.[4]
In any case, Albert asserts that it doesn't matter what the laws of physics are. They "have no bearing whatsoever on questions of where the elementary stuff came from, or of why the world should have consisted of the particular elementary stuff it does, as opposed to something else, or to nothing at all."
Krauss says that the reason there is something rather than nothing is that the quantum vacuum state is unstable. His theological and philosophical critics claim that what he discusses is not really "nothing." Krauss dismisses this criticism and says that the "nothing" of his critics is some "vague and ill-defined" and "intellectually bankrupt" notion of "nonbeing."[5] Albert insists, "Krauss is dead wrong and his religious and philosophical critics are absolutely right."
In fact, Krauss's book is a good introduction to the latest in cosmology suitable for a layperson. If you, as Albert, do not find Krauss's philosophical or theological views congenial, you should read the book anyway because these views are typical among theoretical particle physicists and cosmologists. If you want to dispute them, you should at least know where they stand.
Clearly, no academic consensus exists on how to define "nothing." It may be impossible. To define "nothing" you have to give it some defining property, but, then, if it has a property it is not nothing!
Krauss shows that our universe could have arisen naturally without violating any known laws of physics. While this has been well known for a quarter century,[6] Krauss brings the arguments up-to-date
The "nothing" that Krauss mainly talks about throughout the book is, in fact, precisely definable. It should perhaps be better termed as a "void," which is what you get when you apply quantum theory to space-time itself. It's about as nothing as nothing can be. This void can be described mathematically. It has an explicit wave function. This void is the quantum gravity equivalent of the quantum vacuum in quantum field theory.
Krauss also describes how cosmology now strongly suggests that a "multiverse" exists in which our universe is just one member. So, the real issue is not where our particular universe came from but where the multiverse came from. This question has an easy answer: the multiverse is eternal. So, since it always was, it didn't have to come from anything.
Albert is not satisfied that Krauss has answered the fundamental question: Why there is something rather than nothing, that is, being rather than nonbeing? Again, there is a simple retort: Why should nothing, no matter how defined, be the default state of existence rather than something? And, to bring religion into the picture, one could ask: Why is there God rather than nothing? Once theologians assert that there is a God (as opposed to nothing), they can't turn around and ask a cosmologist why there is a universe (as opposed to nothing). They claim God is a necessary entity. But then, why can't a godless multiverse be a necessary entity?
Now, one might still ask why there is something rather than nothing, where nothing means nonbeing including the absence of God. Here at least we can provide a suggestion based on our knowledge of the quantum void. As Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek put it in a Scientific American article back in 1980, which Krauss quotes, "Nothing is unstable."[7]
The issues Albert raises are legitimate, but they can be addressed within existing physics and philosophical knowledge.
[1] Lawrence Maxwell Krauss, A Universe From Nothing: Why There is Something Rather Than Nothing, (New York: Free Press, 2012).
[2] Richard Dawkins in Krauss, A Universe From Nothing, p. 191.
[3] David Albert, New York Times Book Reviews, March 25, 2012
[4] Victor J. Stenger, The Comprehensible Cosmos: Where Do the Laws of Physics Come From? (Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 2006).
[5] Krauss, A Universe From Nothing, pp. xiii-xiv.
[6] Stephen Hawking, A Brief History of Time: From the Big Bang to Black Holes, (Toronto; New York: Bantam Books, 1988); Victor J. Stenger, Not By Design: The Origin of the Universe, (Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 1988).
[7] Frank Wilczek, "The Cosmic Asymmetry Between Matter and Antimatter," Scientific American 243, no. 6 (1980): 82-90.
Victor J. Stenger is emeritus professor of physics at the University of Hawaii and adjunct professor of philosophy at the University of Colorado. He is author of the 2007 New York Times bestseller God: The Failed Hypothesis: How Science Shows that God Does Not Exist. His latest book is God and the Folly of Faith: The Incompatibility of Science and Religion.
As well as Albert's review, interested readers are pointed towards Sam Harris' interview with Lawrence Krauss. For more of Lawrence Krauss' thoughts on philosophy and physics, you can find a more recent interview with him at 'The Atlantic' – you can go also go to the New Scientist for another review of his book by science writer Michael Brooks. Hopefully conversation will extend beyond the merits of Albert's review and Krauss' book – your thoughts on the 'Primordial Existential Question' , cosmological arguments and the relationship between philosophy and physics are all most welcome here. As, of course, are substantive criticisms of Professor Stenger's argument from atheists and theists alike.


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U.S. Marines with Battalion Landing Team 3/2, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), stand in formation for Sgt. Timothy J. Comeau Purple Heart ceremony for wounds received in action Feb. 23, 2011, in Afghanistan on the flight deck of the USS Kearsarge (LHD 3), Eilat, Israel, May 14, 2013. The 26th MEU is deployed to the 5th Fleet area of operations aboard the Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group. The 26th MEU operates continuously across the globe, providing the president and unified combatant commanders with a forward-deployed, sea-based quick reaction force. The MEU is a Marine Air-Ground Task Force capable of conducting amphibious operations, crisis response and limited contingency operations. (U.S. Marine Corps photograph by Gunnery Sgt. Michael Kropiewnicki/26th MEU Combat Camera/Released)
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (WUSA) -- The police officer-involved shooting on December 10, 2011, involving Cpl. Keith Largent, was determined to be lawful by a Prince George's County grand jury, say Takoma Park Police Department authorities.
Takoma Park Police Department and Prince George's County Police Department worked on the case.
According to police, a man who was filling up his gas tank at a Sunoco gas station in the 6900 block of New Hampshire Avenue left to go inside the convenience mart. When he returned outside, he saw a man in his vehicle and yelled for the stranger to get out of his car. He also screamed for people to call the police.
Then, police say, the man confronted the stranger as he was getting out of the car. The stranger then demanded his property and car keys. The two men got into a confrontation and the car owner was stabbed multiple times.
The suspect then ran to his Ford Focus, got inside and then used his car to ram the victim's vehicle before driving northbound on New Hampshire Avenue.
Police officers arrived at the scene and people there pointed them to a red car, which was the suspect's Ford Focus. Two officers then went after the car but lost sight of it. One officer later saw the car overturned at Riggs Road and Metzerot Road. It appeared that the suspect had struck three occupied vehicles before his car overturned.
The officer saw the suspect fleeing and chased him down where she confronted him. Police say she was forced to use her Taser, but it had no affect on the suspect. The suspect then charged at her and assaulted her. Another officer demanded the suspect stop and in fear of the life of his fellow officer, police say, he fired his weapon multiple times. The suspect fell off of the officer.
The suspect was transported to MedStar Washington Hospital Center where he was pronounced dead.
The stabbing victim was also transported to MedStar Washington Hospital Center. He had surgery and remained in critical condition for some time. Police say "because of the life-saving efforts of all Takoma Park Police officers involved, the victim survived and physically recovered."


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Veteran singer/songwriter Neil Young is set to revisit his past once again in a new memoir.
The "Like a Hurricane" hitmaker released his first autobiography, "Waging Heavy Peace," in 2012, sharing stories from his youth and his years in the music business.
Now Young has scored another deal with publishers Blue Rider Press to detail his passion for cars, his views on the environment and his political leanings in a second book, which will also include some of his own artwork.
The as-yet-untitled project is expected to hit store shelves this autumn.


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May 31, 2016
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected Alabama's appeal to revive portions of a state immigration law, including a section that made it a crime to harbor people who are living in the country illegally.
The justices Monday left in place a federal appeals court ruling that blocked parts of the law. Justice Antonin Scalia voted to hear the state's appeal.
The law's purpose was to reduce the "number of illegal aliens" in Alabama
The Atlanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said immigration law primarily is the responsibility of the federal government and that the state lacked the authority to enforce the challenged provisions.
The appeals court ruling followed last year's Supreme Court ruling that blocked some parts of Arizona's immigration law.
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text: Here at V.F.C.S.D. we throw a lot of parties. And while the fetes are always fabulous, the morning after isn't as glamorous. It's gotten to the point when we now pre-order Korean fried chicken to soothe the hangovers we've learned to expect. This time we tried something different. It's called Mercy and it's hangover prevention. I admit that we were skeptical, but the morning after our annual holiday party last week everyone felt great. Maybe we've gone soft, and our office parties aren't as wild as they used to be (trust me, they were wild, I have pictures). But my theory is that the Mercy worked. Everyone got here before 9 a.m., and in a good mood. You don't have to believe me, though. Try it on New Year's Eve and make it your last drink of the night. Mercifully, it actually tastes good. Maybe not as good as the chicken, but it's got a refreshing citrus flavor that makes it a pleasant enough nightcap and a promising start for the first of the year.


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May 25, 2016
A Tallahassee woman found herself behind bars after trying to register to vote.
55-year-old Mary Otley was arrested over the weekend accused of submitting false voter information.
She claims it was all a big misunderstanding and that election had told her that she was eligible to vote.
The problem stems from Otley being a convicted felon from years ago.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement says that when she filed for an application to vote, Otley checked off that she had never been convicted.
She is facing two counts of submitting false voter information, which is considered a 3rd degree felony.
Otley was released from jail on her own recognizance.
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text: I am in love with "pink" sauce; it is such a great way to make a creamy tomato sauce for your pasta. This makes enough sauce to cover a pound of noodles, you can use any shape noodle you choose (I would recommend Ziti or bowtie). Ingredients- 1 Tablespoon of Olive Oil 4-5 cloves of garlic (depending on how garlicky you like it!) 2 (14.5 oz) can of Italian style diced tomatoes 2 Tablespoon of Italian seasoning 1 Teaspoon of Oregano 1 Teaspoon of salt Pinch of white sugar 1 Cup of … [Read more...]


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Cynthia Shenette) This photo of my grandmother, Antonina (Bulak) Szerejko, was probably taken sometime in the late 1910s.
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4 comments:
- Debi Austen said...
What a great photo!
- September 7, 2011 at 12:08 PM
- Cynthia Shenette said...
Thanks, Debi! I thought it was a fun photo. The haystack makes me think of harvest time and fall.
- September 7, 2011 at 9:27 PM
- Sheryl said...
What a great photo! I wonder what she is holding in her left hand.
- September 16, 2011 at 4:14 PM
- Cynthia Shenette said...
Sheryl - Thank you for your comment! I've wondered the same thing myself. I've zoomed in on the photo, but I still can't say for certain. I think, but I'm not sure, it might be a yardstick. My grandmother was a seamstress, so it would make sense if she happened to have one on hand.
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810 radio in KC just reported that head coach Pinkel was arrested last night for a DUI.
Kyle S. Flander
I see he's going for Pre-season Coach of the Year honor's in the SEC already.
Iowa State became the Cyclones after they leveled Northwestern in 1895. As the Chicago Tribune (9/29/1895) noted:
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It Comes from Iowa and Devastates Evanston Town'
What was the substance he was under the influence of, alcohol, or meth? Either would apply to Missouri
In the middle of the season?
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Way to go! congrats coach Pinkel!
Guess the move to the SEC drove him to drinking.
Quick, someone photoshop some pictures of him in place of LE and send them to the newspapers.
Pinkel, Gary Robin 4803 Silver Cliff Drive, Columbia MO M 4/27/52 BCSD $500 Bonded/bailed 11/17/11 1 577.010-1 Dwi/dui 1st Offense ON VIEW ON VIEW $500
Leader of men. This earns respect.
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That's creepy.
Mizzou's Pinkel arrested for DWI
Originally Posted by Tre4ISU
In the middle of the season?
LE did most of his drinking in the middle of the season with Mizzou coeds.
If my team was a preseason top 20 team, is barely going to get to bowl eligibilityin the Big XII, and next year I have to play a full SEC conference schedule....
Probably lucky the guy didn't make it home last night as he most likely would have pulled into the garage, shut the door, and let his car run until he was sent to the afterlife.
come on, a Wednesday night? shouldn't he be breaking down film or something to do with Coaching?
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Cruisin' Nationals 2013Written by on December 19, 2013 Custom Gridlock On Broadway
When an event is named the "Cruisin' Nationals" that's exactly what it should be about, or at least a large part of what it's about. The cruising aspect of this event took a few years to get back to where it once was (I really don't want to talk about the venue change so long after the fact, and I'm sure you don't want to read it either) but this year Friday night's cruise along the few blocks of closed-off Broadway in Santa Maria was the highlight of the event for us—hence why the majority of our photographs are from Broadway, showing the cars moving rather than stationary at the fairgrounds.
That's not to say there wasn't plenty going on at the fairgrounds, with the usual show, vendor buildings, bands (Rumble King and The Hula Girls), bicycle and model car displays, and the Brush Bash, which culminated in a charity auction, benefitting Alzheimer's Awareness, and hosted by East Coast Artie. One of the coolest contributions to the auction was a trash can in memory of Dean Jeffries, thanks to the neat work of Ruben, Jimmy, Daniel, and Reggie.
Given the ongoing state of the economy, and the cost of traveling, the turnout for the show was as impressive as ever, with perhaps just a few less cars out in the "back field". From the evidence we saw, however, the future of kustomizing is looking pretty safe. Have kustoms ever been so popular?
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Early 1960s T-birds don't need a lot to make a great mild custom, though we didn't want to ask about the relevance of the WDNG RNG license plate.Nothin' says "rod and custom" like a sliced Merc and a hammered early Ford coupe. As it says on the 666 coupe's hood: "Runnin' With The Devil!"Gotta love the 1960s vibe goin' on with Franco's heavy 'flake Deuce five-window, with its white bands, pie-crust slicks, white interior, and firewall-mounted master cylinder.The suede and 'flake 1946 Olds coupe looked great slammed over wide whites. Way better than just robbing the grille to use on a late-1940s Ford!K-Daddy's 1960 Pontiac exhibits not only one of the wildest paintjobs you're likely to see, but also one of the most difficult chops.This full custom 1941-48 coupe with nicely proportioned top, fadeaways, Caddy grille, and flush skirts spent much of Friday night cruising Broadway.Vic and Deb Hager's 1940 Ford pickup hails from Bakersfield. We were diggin' the V-8 knock-off caps.


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I am still working on the design of my front garden after three years. I intended to have a plan and plant accordingly, but as it turned out, by the time the Bobcat showed up, only the basic foundation plants were firm in my mind. The rest has kind of evolved and morphed over the seasons, which has actually been a lot of fun. I've learned a lot about coordinating bloom colors and times, plant heights and spacing, and the impacts of weather patterns for my space.
One of the things I'm still trying to get a handle on is what I call layering: using plants, hardscaping, and decor to create pleasing levels and depth in the garden. This involves the principles of form, texture, proportion, and scale. It's pretty easy to put tall delphiniums behind shorter roses if you're looking at the space head on, but what if they are viewed from the side? What if it is a space you intend to walk through, as well as around or beside, with views from many angles?
I was mulling over this particular design challenge when we went for a hike last week in the mountains. Mother Nature tends to inspire consistently, and she didn't let me down. I came upon this scene and a few things clicked into place. This picture doesn't do it justice, but I'll show you anyway.
What you are looking at here is perfect layering. Bearberry and junipers cover the ground, tiny little tendrils reaching out right to the stone walkways and easily navigating slopes, providing a living mulch with texture and color. Behind this layer, and breaking through the rear of it, are the (remnants of) wildflowers, giving more color in their season and adding height. Next are the small shrubs, in this case potentillas, bringing the eye up to the large conifers which anchor the scene and provide shade for the lower plants.
Pretty basic, right? But here's a couple things a learned from this simple scene:
1. The trees are in the "back" of this picture, but they're not in the "back" of anything on this mountainside. The position of everything can be described in relationship to each other, but outside the photograph, there is no ultimate, overarching orientation to this scene. It is anchored by the trees, and the path gives it some line, but it is more a circle than anything else. I've been thinking too linearly (is that a word?), with my house at the "back" and the street to the "front". How can I think in circles? What are at the centre of my circles?
2. It pays to take several steps back. I tend to analyze my garden from about five feet away. This scene struck me from at least thirty feet away. What will I see if I pull back and let my eyes go just a little out of focus, so the shape and colour of things stand out?
3. Light and shadow can play as strong a role as leaf and stone.
4. I really, really, do love bearberry, and I am willing to wait for it to grow.
So that's my little design lesson from the expert. As you head outside this long weekend, pay attention to what Mother Nature has to teach you. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.


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Keeping track of your financial accounts can be time-consuming process. Fortunately there are a slew of great accounting software's out there to help make the job easier.
The biggest and most well-known is quick books. QuickBooks is great for tackling all kinds of heavy jobs. You can input financial information regarding your employee taxes, You can manage your credit cards, and even investments, taxes, loans or even pay day advances. The problem with QuickBooks is that it's too many things for too many people, which means that for the average person it's a lot to learn, and difficult to use. I would highly recommend using a more niche software unless you have some complicated financial matters and need to fall back onto QuickBooks.
The first and most under rated software for handling accounting matters as an individual would be Excel, Or any spreadsheet program for that matter. Excel is fantastic work keeping track of profits, losses, expenses, and much much more. The problem most people have with Excel however is not knowing the basics of accounting. So rather than learn basic accounting, what most people do is fall back on a "do-it-yourself accounting software" that magically processes the numbers behind the scenes. Personally, I think it's a lot better to learn how you're accounting software works, and if possible uses software like Excel. The best way to get started with excel, especially if you're not sure how to proceed, if you do a Google search for an Excel template relating to the type of accounting you would like to perform. This way you get to see how someone else has decided is the best way to do that accounting, and start to learn some accounting principles.
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"Pawn Stars," the History Channel reality series, is television gold. During his lifetime in the business, Rick Harrison -- owner-operator of the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop, where the show is set -- has seen it all. Here are four tips that he shared on how to become a world-class pawnbroker.


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Get On Up (2014)
Get On Up SynopsisIn his follow-up to the four-time Academy Award®-nominated blockbuster The Help, Tate Taylor directs 42s Chadwick Boseman as James Brown in Get on Up. Based on the incredible life story of the Godfather of Soul, the film will give a fearless look inside the music, moves and moods of Brown, taking audiences on the journey from his impoverished childhood to his evolution into one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. Boseman is joined in the drama by Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Nelsan Ellis, Lennie James, Tika Sumpter, Jill Scott and Dan Aykroyd.
Academy Award® winner Brian Grazer (A Beautiful Mind, 8 Mile) produces for Imagine Entertainment, with Mick Jagger and Victoria Pearman (Shine a Light) producing under their Jagged Films banner. Imagines Erica Huggins (Flightplan) also serves as a producer on Get on Up, while Taylor produces under his Wyolah Films label. Peter Afterman, Trish Hofmann, Jez Butterworth, John Butterworth, John Norris and Anna Culp serve as executive producers.
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In Theaters August 1, 2014
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Starring: Chadwick Boseman, Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Nelsan Ellis, Lennie James, Tika Sumpter, Jill Scott and Dan Aykroyd
Written by: Steve Baigelman, Jez Butterworth, John Butterworth, and Tate Taylor
Directed by: Tate Taylor
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The wolves are a plague on the wildlife in that region and the politicians are more worried about re-election and not pissing off the animal rights greenpeace wolf conservationist disc golf playing masses out there, than doing their real job. I just read the other day how some famous wolf was legally harvested in montana, and because he was collared and probably extra plush and cuddly, all wolf hunting around yellowstone in Montana has been suspended. This stuff makes me sick! I'm shocked the ranchers, landowners and outfitters haven't fertilized the ground with every wolf they come across. It is clearly out of hand and only baby steps have seemingly been taken to remedy the problem.
its not like wolves are under every tree, we hunted elk between jackson and dubois this year and all of us had wolf tags in our pockets, that area had a quota of 7 wolves, which tells me there are quite a few in the area. I personally went to find a wolf and I never even saw any tracks. Saw 3 or 4 grizzlies in there. Our group managed to take down 2 or 3 bull elk though. Nothing huge though. After that experience, I think I'll stick to the eastern side of the state
I can assure you, if you go along with your plan of yours to hunt elk in the wilderness with a resident...You will be hassled much more by grizz than by wolves. Its a whole different ball game out here than other areas that arent thick with bears.
Do you feel the bears are as big of an issue in surrounding units? As in 70 or 71?
Entirely. The bears that i deal with are in 70,71. Its thick. from the trailheads all the way to the yellowstone line. My camp sits 18 miles into the wilderness, we pack in boat batteries and run 3 strand electric fence around the entire camp and corral area that pushes 11,000 volts when turned on. I guess i should mention that if we didnt have that fence, we would have a grizz IN camp each night most likely. They are a serious nuisance and get worse as the season goes on and they get closer to hibernation as they look more and more for food sources. I will try to remember to post up a couple game cam pics i got this fall of one of the biggest bears i have deal with. He caused us absolute havoc around camp this year, so i set up a game cam and got picture and video of him hitting the fence.
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Heck yeah lets see some of the pics. That sounds like some stressful sleep. I bet that helps keep hunters out in the field and not just sunning in camp.
But heck for the chance at a big old herd bull isn't it all worth it? As long as you stay alert use proper storage and keep a clean camp. It sounds like the trip of a lifetime.


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Man injured at Regent Circus construction site (From This Is Wiltshire)
Man injured at Regent Circus construction site
Updated 11:16am Friday 2nd May 2014 in By Scott D'Arcy
A man was taken to hospital this evening after a panel fell on him in an accident at the construction site of the new Regent Circus leisure complex.
Emergency services were called at around 9.45pm to assist the man, who was in his 40s, after the panel fell on him while he was on the first floor.
He suffered minor injuries to his lower legs and was taken to Great Western Hospital after firefighters had assisted in rescuing him from the building site, which is to be a new state-of-the-art bricklaying and construction centre for students.
A spokesman for South West Ambulance Service said: "We were called to a construction site near the former college site at around 9.45pm.
"The casualty, a man in his 40s, had had a panel fall on his lower leg on the first floor of the site. He sustained minor injuries and was taken to Great Western Hospital by ambulance."
A spokesman for Wiltshire Fire and Rescue said: "We assisted the ambulance service with a casualty on the site and once we rescued him he was taken to hospital."
It is unclear at this stage what the man was doing on the site.
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12:10pm Fri 2 May 14
CocoaClown says...
12:12pm Fri 2 May 14
Tramadolt says...
REGENTS CIRCUS is a cinema, supermarket and bar development.
The NEW COLLEGE site is going to be the new 'state of the art site for bricklaying' etc as part of the UTC development, surely?
For goodness sake - Regents Circus is within spitting distance of the Adver offices, so the writer should be aware of that at least!
Scott D'Arcy - WAKE UP (Someone buy him a coffee and get some caffeine in his veins ;) )
Was the accident at Regents Circus or at the UTC site...?
1:33pm Fri 2 May 14
Eastcott says...
1:37pm Fri 2 May 14
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2:18pm Fri 2 May 14
DLP OldTown says...
2:42pm Fri 2 May 14
Wiltshirereader says...
2:55pm Fri 2 May 14
Eastcott says...
Wiltshirereader wrote:Why would there be? He's probably straight out of Uni, on a pittance and is already eyeing a less provincial newspaper. He doesn't care. But if this farcical ****-up is a typical example of his journalistic skills, I highly doubt he will be troubling Fleet Street any time soon!
No comment from the Adver or Scott D'Arcy so far on yet more inaccurate reporting........?
3:43pm Fri 2 May 14
Hearditallbefore says...
8:45am Sat 3 May 14
Make progress says...
8:55am Sat 3 May 14
umpcah says...
Hearditallbefore wrote:At least there weren`t the usual spelling mistakes ! Give Scott some credit !
Such poor reporting, but par for the course.
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For about 30 years, the Coval House has stood on a wooded, 5-acre estate as one of Mercer Island's dream homes. Its owners, research scientists Myer and Barbara Coval, lavished so much money on landscaping, rooms and a tropical pool that HGTV showcased the home on its "Million Dollar Rooms" show.
Cathedral-like ceilings are built with wood shipped from the Republic of Congo and Costa Rica. The landscape includes more than 300 trees, an organic fruit orchard and a koi pond.
The amenities of a $10 million pool are so intricate, it took contractors five years to finish.
"You step inside, and it just blows you away — and the swimming pool room is out of this world," said Linda Chaves, 63, a neighbor who's been invited to the home occasionally for neighborhood parties.
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Now the estate is close to becoming the exact opposite of all that: A proposal the Mercer Island City Council says it will decide Monday night could make the property the largest residential development on the island since the 1980s.
The proposal from a developer buying the property, MI 84th Limited Partnership, registered in Washington under Garth Schlemlein, would level the mansion and much of its landscape to build 18 single-family homes in its place. The developer would also chop the top off a hill on the property that is close to a steep slope, prompting some neighbors to worry about the hill becoming destabilized.
Chaves said she imagined the property would become some kind of development because it seemed the Covals had trouble selling it since it went on the market in 2011 with an initial listing price of $15.5 million.
The Covals were devastated by not being able to find a buyer who would invest in preserving the property as is, said David Paul Eck, who spent years designing much of the home's interior. He said they at first refused to believe an appraiser who said only a developer would likely ever take on the property. But after two years of no serious offers, they reluctantly agreed the appraiser was right.
"We tried hard to find somebody of a like mind, but the world doesn't turn that way anymore," said Eck. "Nobody stepped up."
But because Chaves and others didn't expect the development to so drastically change the landscape, they've banded together in hopes that the next phase of life for the property can keep some semblance of its last.
They argue that the Mercer Island City Council is not allowing enough public comment and discourse for a project that would alter part of the island's landscape and would add traffic to a road that's been regarded as dangerous and in need of repair for decades.
The Mercer Island Planning Commission's first public-comment period on the project started around Christmas and ended around New Year's, said Rick Aramburu, a lawyer assisting those opposed to the development.
Another public-comment period opened after a packed Jan. 15 Planning Commission hearing. The commission then recommended at another packed meeting Jan. 29 that the City Council approve the development.
The City Council has said that at the 8 p.m. Monday meeting it will make a final decision after each side spends 20 minutes defending their points of view.
"This is the biggest development in more than 20 years — you would think people would want to take a closer look at it," said Chaves.
Adam Cooper, Mercer Island's Planning Commission chairman, and three others approved the development proposal because they said all plans conformed to city code and third-party consultants deemed the plans for the property safe.
Cooper said the Planning Commission sympathized with complaints that traffic could become more dangerous and recommended the City Council prioritize making nearby roads safer. He said one of the men behind the development offered to pitch in $50,000 to help with road repairs.
Cooper said approving the development didn't mean commission members weren't saddened about the property's future.
"We all voiced a certain amount of lament that we wish we had more latitude when it comes to protecting more trees because, honestly, that's something that takes 100-plus years to replace," Cooper said.
Cooper said he remembers biking by the property to go to a childhood friend's house.
The mansion as it stands today hadn't been built yet, but the property has included an upscale residence and landscape since 1913.
Chaves said she knew the Covals wouldn't always be there but never thought the property would one day be almost unrecognizable.
"It's a shame it's not being treated with more respect," said Chaves.
Eck said the pushback against the development has been another blow to the Covals.
"I've never seen two people nurture a piece of land more than they did. The idea that they're selling out is ludicrous," said Eck. "The home was built to last a lifetime so it would be passed on to children, but sometimes things don't go that way."
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As far as I can tell, shared calendars sort of work, but sort of don't in Outlook. One of the senior people here wants two secretaries to have access as Managers to his calendar.
Using the Zimbra web client, they can schedule appointments for him, delete them, move them around without problems.
Using Outlook, they can see his calendar and they can delete events from his calendar, but if they create new appointments, they are automatically marked as the one creating the appointment, so the event is marked as being organized by them and he can't edit them. They also can't edit an event without Outlook getting confused and trying to move it into their personal calendars.
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