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May 25, 2016
Press Release: Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission Northwest Region
Sopchoppy resident Stephen Porter, DOB 12/14/64 was turkey hunting in the Apalachicola National Forest off Forest Road 321 in Wakulla County with two friends when one of his fellow hunters mistakenly shot him.
Porter was hit in the upper body with 10-15 pellets, according to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) investigators, and taken to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital and admitted. Porter's injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
Investigators said Roy Carlton Hooks, DOB 2/23/43, of Sopchoppy thought he was shooting at a turkey when he shot Porter.
Yesterday, April 21, was the final day of the 2013 Florida spring turkey season. The hunting accident remains under investigation.
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Hopefully I'm getting help. Right now, my local radio station is off the air.
Yahoo's audio feed is having issues..
EDIT..it's back..
Ezell has been sick today, she'll play but may be limited.
May end up paying the $5. It would be better than following Neb Live stats.
Tried calling my radio station. Of course, small-town Iowa, no one there (weekend nights by computer). However, call-forwarded to station manager, who was not home either.
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If I'm really lucky, FSN North decides to broadcast the game live instead of tape delay (right now, showing Twins-Brewers from 2006).
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Holy s___! Spring for the sports pack and get everything.
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Roger Federer followed Novak Djokovic's lead and went the distance in his fourth round match at the US Open. The Swiss stylist battled a streaking Igor Andreev dropping the opening set but rallying for a 6-7 (5), 7-6 (5), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 win.
Have you ever seen Fed so fired up like he was throughout the match yesterday? I loved it. In fact, it's what he's been missing in his matches this year. Let's hope this intensity continues because he'll most certainly need it.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
PHOTO OP: Fed gets fired up, goes the distance against Igor
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I loved it. Loved HIM like this. I think he needed this "bad" year to wake up or something.ReplyDelete
Last night, he was driven and present. I didn't see him this alive even in Wimby final, did you?
Yeah, he certainly didn't look as apathetic as in the last few matches!ReplyDelete
Haha, but those pictures are hilarious. He looks a bit like a child in a candy store: "I WANT THE BIGGEST LOLLIPOP!! IF I DON'T GET IT I'LL HOLD MY BREATH FOREVER!!!"
babz - no not in the wimby final. plus, i've seen him get amped in a match maybe once this way, but not as much as he did yesterday. it was GREAT!ReplyDelete
sonja - LOL! hopefully he's figuring out that emoting in a positive way can help get you energized and focused actually. he deserves a Grand Slam lollipop for sure!
You know, I actually thought that was a better match than the Wimby final, simply b/c of Roger's outbursts. sonja, you nailed it. My first thought after he broke Andreev was, "Is he having a temper tantrum?"ReplyDelete
He was even fired up during the changeovers. I really loved that Andreev took a bow at the end, and was proud of the way he played.
I still don't see Fed beating Rafa, though. I will cheer for him, assuming he makes it to the final. I've got my "Come on, Roger. He's a punk and you're a legend." ready to yell if he needs it! (Only really old people like me will get that.) ;)
He really would deserve a Grand Slam lollipop, Rich! Shaped like a racquet!ReplyDelete
But still, I can't deny what's in my heart. I gotta root for the punk, I just love him so much more. :-)
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2008 at 9:48 AM
The way Roger was playing he really needed to be emotional and pump himself up. He's been a step slower than his usual form all year and it's time he pushed himself more to get back on form and show those critics what a 12 time Grand Slam champion is made of. Forget Mr. Gracious Good Guy it's time to get mad, get pumped up, kick some ass Roger!ReplyDelete
That's what I'm saying Rich - sure that Wimby match was TEH GRRRREATEST EVAH and both he and Nadal played like there was no tomorrow, but he wasn't this (I have no other word for it) ALIVE. I think getting some emotions out during matches can be very helpful for him. At the very least, it's something new. Did anyone see Mirka getting very, very excited in her seat? Like she doesn't see this side of him very often either, but hoo does she like it. Suddenly the US Open gets even more exciting! :DReplyDelete
agreed - it's just heating up y'all!ReplyDelete
i think that that match proved what a champion he was almost as much as all of his huge wins before it. go roger! <3ReplyDelete


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - A 9 Wants to Know investigation raises serious questions about conditions at food businesses that inspectors reopened after closures for health violations, and D.C. officials won't respond to our findings.
We tracked five stores suspended, then reopened, by inspectors earlier this year that we had featured on previous broadcasts when we found food risks experts say could make customers sick.
Two of the establishments closed shortly after we broadcast our initial reports.
In Temple Hills, after we broadcast our report showing mouse droppings and a rodent chewed bag, Evergreen Supermarket closed its doors too.
So, we sent a producer into three open businesses that remain open where we'd found problem before: a Northwest supermarket, a Lanham pizza place, a Southeast D.C. convenience store, to see if they'd cleaned up.
Our first time at Circle 7 Express on Martin Luther King Avenue Southeast, we found outdated bologna.
Inspectors had closed Circle 7 twice for food dangers, citing rotten produce, live roaches, mice and outdated merchandise, including baby food,
Our follow-up in October had found outdated juice when the manager ordered us out.
The manager of Circle 7 shoved our camera, pushed our photographer, and ordered us to leave the store.
We got the a similar reaction at a pizza place in Lanham
Inspectors had shut down Pizzaness on Lanham Severn Rd., citing mouse droppings on the pizza roller and roaches throughout the restaurant.
In August, shortly after inspectors passed it and allowed it to reopen, we broadcast photos of dirty floors and insects we found.
Until this summer, Pizzaness had been operating as a franchise for a different chain, but is no longer associated with the brand.
When we came back two months later, we saw bugs again and photographed what an expert identified as a roach on the floor.
The manager demanded we leave, called the police, and went back to making pizza.
Prior to our first story about health violations at Avenue Market on New Hampshire Avenue NW, neighbor David Magee posted pictures of meat on a blog; meat, he says, the market relabeled as fresh after it had expired.
Inspectors did close the store after his complaint, but allowed it to reopen after passing a re-inspection.
"It's disgusting," said David Magee, "Really, that's the most accurate word for it. It's disgusting."
When we returned in September, our investigation also found meat where one date mark had expired and another date label showed it was still ok to sell.
"Since the store hasn't done anything to change," Magee said, "The health department should do something."
City inspectors have closed the store twice since 2010 citing outdated meat, mice droppings, flies and operating without hot water, but allowed it to reopen after passing re-inspections.
In August, we first broadcast our story showing flies on meat, produce, and dairy racks and mice feces on the shelves.
In four visits over the past week weeks we found outdated meat each time, including cold cuts, ham hocks, fat back, and shoulder butt with what appears to be sell by dates as old as May.
The store manager asked us to leave.
We showed our photos to Consumer Federation of America food safety expert Chris Waldrop.
"That's a problem," Waldrop said. "It just raises questions. That means consumers are finding it. I'm not sure why inspectors aren't finding it."
Records show inspectors have been there five times since August, citing things like a floor needing cleaning, and crevices on cutting boards, but allowing the store to stay open - Not once reporting seeing the outdated meat we did.
"Sad," Magee said. "It's been a long time that it's been like this and nothing's changed."
Avenue is the only store in the neighborhood.
"The closest place isn't with walking distance," Magee said. "We have to take the bus, and that's like a 10 minute bus ride."
Avenue's manager wouldn't talk on camera, and for now, his store, Circle 7, and Pizzaness all remain in business.
When we contacted Prince George's County officials about what we found at Pizzaness, they said their inspectors would be returning to the store to see for themselves.
That's not the reaction we received from the District of Columbia Department of Health.
Although we told D.C. officials about the outdated products we found, records don't indicate the agency has responded in any way, and a spokeswoman said that because of Storm Sandy, they were too busy to answer our questions about public food safety.


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amen brother!!! nice work! and spring cant get here fast enough, im itching to get a bear bait going
I just got done hosting our local NWTF chapter banquet, and was talking to a few guys about video taping hunts. I had forgotten about the short films my buddy and I shot 2 springs ago in Kansas. The link below is one of my favorites.. I could watch that bird gobble 100 times and not get tired of it.
I had killed my first bird of the day about 2 hours before this one. We got set up on him less than 30 minutes after my first bird, but I could only see his head and neck, and couldnt tell how far he was, so I passed. We circled around him, and set up, only to have him circle back around us to come in.
I normally pass on Jakes, but any Jake that is man enough to come in spitting, drumming, strutting and gobbling, is gonna get killed.
amen brother!!! nice work! and spring cant get here fast enough, im itching to get a bear bait going
Not looking forward to this spring as much as I was last year since I will only be hunting around the house this year. But still ready for it. Went to Texas and Nebraska last year. Killed 4 birds and had a blast!!
I can't wait until spring, we are having our banquet this month as well. I've got a big winter flock in my river bottom right now. I saw about 100 birds the other day on my wheat field, not sure how many jakes & hens. There was 17 longbeards, so we will be after them before long. Time is limited for me these days. My kids are all in sports, so spring is really busy. We got 1 in softball, 1 in t-ball & 2 in soccer. We fit hunting in the open slots, it's all good!
Spring is the time for fly fishing.
I hunt coyotes and bass fish in the spring. Also take the Jeep out to do some rock crawling
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Spring was made to smack a gobbler in the mouth with a load of 5's in the morning, pick a bucket full of morels after lunch, and then go catch some bass before dark!


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Luke Rockhold reportedly has suffered a wrist injury and is out of his title defense next month.
The injury is the latest blow to Strikeforce's Nov. 3 card in Oklahoma City, which now is missing complete main and co-main events. Rockhold (10-1 MMA, 9-0 SF) was scheduled to defend his middleweight title against Lorenz Larkin (13-0 MMA, 4-0 SF) in the night's co-feature.
News of Rockhold's injury first was reported by The MMA Corner, citing sources close to the fighter's camp, though neither Strikeforce nor Rockhold have made announcements of the news yet.
Strikeforce's Nov. 3 card is scheduled to take place Nov. 3 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City. Rockhold-Larkin was expected to serve as the co-main event on the card, which will air on Showtime and Showtime Extreme. The main event was to be a heavyweight bout between Daniel Cormier and UFC heavyweight Frank Mir, but Mir pulled out with an injury. And UFC President Dana White recently revealed that an attempt to have Matt Mitrione fight Cormier fell through when Mitrione turned down the fight.
That leaves the card without a main event while the UFC looks for a replacement for Mir, and now without a co-main event with Rockhold out with his injury. This comes on the heels of the promotion being forced to cancel its Sept. 29 show in Sacramento, Calif., when headlining lightweight champion Gilbert Melendez pulled out with an injury – and Showtime decided it would not air the event without its top-billed fighter.
The Rockhold-Larkin booking was one that took many by surprise. Following Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza's dominant win over Derek Brunson in August, Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker fwas reasonably sure Rockhold would be defending his belt in a rematch with Souza.
But instead, the Rockhold-Larkin fight was booked. And now, Larkin will have to wait. He'll enter his next fight unbeaten, coming off a dominant unanimous decision sweep of Robbie Lawler at "Strikeforce: Rockhold vs. Kennedy" in July. His unbeaten record comes with an asterisk of sorts, as he lost by second-round knockout to Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal in January. But when Lawal tested positive for a banned steroid after the fight, the result was flipped to a no contest. That bout was at light heavyweight; for Lawler, Larkin made his middleweight debut, and the win resulted in a quick title shot that now won't be so quick after all.
Rockhold is unbeaten in Strikeforce and has defended his title twice since winning it against Souza. In January, he stopped Keith Jardine in the first round. And in July, in a long-awaited fight, he made relatively easy work of Tim Kennedy, winning by unanimous 49-46 scores in Portland, Ore.
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Boston, GA - Investigators with Thomas County Sheriff's Office are looking for 21-year-old Tony Staten from Quitman.
Staten is one of the five people accused of breaking into a Boston mobile home and holding its residents at gunpoint, before taking off with money and other items. Investigators say it happened on January 10 around 8 a.m.
Three men and one woman have already been arrested and charged with aggravated assault, kidnapping, and armed robbery, but deputies are still looking for Staten.
Those suspects arrested are:
-Marcus Wilson, 21
-Chris Dunbar, 22
-Crystal Guyton, 25
-Sean Ghee, 20
*Chris Dunbar was the nephew of one of the victims.
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(Sports Network) - Consistency has been an issue for Paul George, but the
Indiana Pacers' second-leading scorer has been in rhythm in his last two
George looks to keep the Pacers above .500 on Friday night as they play host
to the Denver Nuggets.
The 10th overall pick of the 2010 draft out of Fresno State, George averaged
7.8 points per game during his rookie season and upped that to 12.1 a night in
66 games a season ago. The 22-year-old has had some big games so far this
campaign, but has also struggled at times en route to an average of 15.0 ppg.
George netted a mere four points in a win at Sacramento on Nov. 30 and
followed up that poor effort by going 0-for-7 from the floor in a scoreless
effort during a loss to hosting Golden State on Dec. 1.
George bounced back in a big way on Tuesday, netting 34 points in a win at
Chicago, and followed up that effort with another 22 points in Wednesday's
99-92 win over Portland. It marked the first time this season that George has
scored 20-plus in two straight games.
"You see some of the shots he's making and say 'Boy, if he could ever
stabilize and do this on a consistent basis, with the way he defends, you got
a special player there.'" said Pacers head coach Frank Vogel.
George Hill added 18 points and David West had 16 along with 10 rebounds for
the Pacers, who outscored the Trail Blazers by a 31-14 margin in the pivotal
third quarter en route to their fourth victory in their last five games.
Indiana is keeping pace in the Central Division despite Danny Granger, last
season's leading scorer, having yet to play due to a left knee injury.
"A lot of things are starting to come together," said George. "We're starting
to knock down shots, we're starting to see the open man. We're starting to
play the style that we played last year."
The Pacers look to improve on their 10-9 record tonight against a Denver squad
that plays the second of a five-game road trip and has lost four in a row as
the guest overall. The Nuggets are 4-9 on the road this season compared to 5-1
at home.
Denver held a two-point advantage with two minutes left to play on Wednesday
night against Atlanta, but the Hawks scored seven straight and the Nuggets
committed three turnovers during the game's final 1:39 on the way to a 108-104
Ty Lawson had a game-high 32 points on 12-of-16 shooting for the Nuggets,
making all five of his attempts from 3-point range. Corey Brewer added 19
points and Danilo Gallinari had 16 in the loss, Denver's fourth in five games
"It's tough to lose close games, especially the ones of the road where we've
been ahead by a lot of points," said Lawson. "We just have to get better in
late-game situations."
Nuggets center Kosta Koufos missed Wednesday's game due to flu-like symptoms
and is questionable for tonight. Timofey Mozgov had six points and a season-
high 13 rebounds in his place versus the Hawks.
Denver has won 12 of its last 15 over the Pacers, winning six of its last
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Tarantula bites man's leg in market
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One Year AgoNovember 24, 2011 According to Diana Pankonin, who had served as the food pantry coordinator for over 15 years, the shelves at the Perkins County food pantry have never been as bare as they were at the time of this report. The season of charitable giving was approaching quickly, and there was no greater need than right here in Perkins County. Residents were being urged to donate if they could, especially any meat items to make meals with. Ten Years AgoNovember 21, 2002 A fire was reported to the Grant Fire Department in the early morning hours on this Saturday by two pheasant hunters. Ron and Gloria Patrick's quonset had been ablaze for several hours already and unfortunately they had lost several pieces of farm equipment including two tractors and a planter and also a classic Cadillac convertible car. There was no estimate as to total damage cost at the time of the report, and the Patrick's remained grateful for no loss of life and for the tremendous outpouring of support and offers from the community. Twenty-five Years AgoNovember 25, 1987 A two vehicle accident Friday morning near the entrance of the Fairview Cemetery injured three people. A westbound vehicle, driven by Loyal Thompson, turned into the path of an eastbound vehicle, that of Roger Triplette. The jaws of life were used for 20 minutes to retrieve Ina Thompson from the passenger side of the vehicle. She was taken to Perkins County Hospital with a broken clavicle and bruises and scratches. She was released Saturday. There were no other serious injuries reported. Fifty Years AgoNovember 22, 1962 The Chamber of Commerce was holding a competition for local businesses and also for residents of Grant. All were being encouraged to decorate their home and or business for the holiday season. "Let's make this a community project. Let's light every business and home in Grant to advertise to the world our belief in this joyful holiday and its deep spiritual significance. May our lighted windows and hearthsides glow with the warmth of brotherly love and reflect our thankfulness for our many blessings." Prizes were being awarded for first, second, and third place for both businesses and residences. Seventy-Five Years Ago November 25, 1937 "Edward Larson, clerk in the City Grocery and Market was a pretty scared boy Saturday night when upon opening a case of bananas, he felt a sharp pain in his leg, and upon inspection found that a large tarantula had taken refuge in his pant leg and had taken a healthy bite into his leg. A doctor was summoned and he received first aid. Although suffering severe pain Eddie was able to work the remainder of the evening. Investigation later revealed that there were six more of the deadly spiders in the banana case, which were all killed."


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What an outing for Brian Bannister last night! Banny, Jamey Wright, and Joakim Soria combined on a shutout as the Royals won 2-0. That's the third Royals shutout of the season, and all three ended 2-0! Here's your Thursday lineup:
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Muthoot Money Transfer, one of the main business divisions of the Muthoot Group, a multifaceted diversified business conglomerate is all set to double its money transfer business transactions from current level of Rs 3500 crores to Rs. 7000 crores by the end of this fiscal year.
Having over 200 branches in Punjab and Chandigarh and overall 4000 branches across the country, Muthoot Money Transfer, A one-stop-destination for all money transfer services provides the services of Western Union, Xpress Money, Moneygram, Royal Money Transfer, Ez Remit, Instant Cash, Transfast and Wire Money through its branches.
The company is launching a month long road show beginning December 1. The campaign commencing from Chandigarh will gradually move to different locations in the state including Mohali, Ludhiana, Moga, Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur, Amritsar, Bhatinda, Patiala among others and back to Chandigarh. The road show will also give the masses an opportunity to obtain personalised advices and consultation from the company officials of Muthoot Money Transfer.
Avinav Chaubey, AGM-Marketing told at a press conference here today that the key insight behind our ongoing countrywide campaign is to raise awareness about safe remittances, educate the masses about Muthoot Money Transfer services and its easy accessibility through the widespread Muthoot Finance branches.
Jose Allesh, Chief Manager, Muthoot Money Transfer said, due to the economic slowdown in 2010, there was a stagnant position in inward remittance but in 2011, when the economy regained, Muthoot did a record of one and half million money transfers. This year, it is seeing a 10-13 percent growth in the industry and aim to double money transfer business transactions to Rs 7000 crores in value term by the end of this fiscal. The Muthoot Money Transfer is expecting 3 million money transfers annually in financial year 2012-13.


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Atlanta, Ga. -- The first major section of the Atlanta Beltline's rails-to-trails project is set to open Monday. Many have already been dodging construction workers to use the trail for months.
"We knew there were liability issues involved, and we tried to be respectful of the construction workers," Atlanta resident Kyle Montgomery said. "But we were so excited about using the Beltline we were jumping the gun a little bit."
That excitement has helped push the Atlanta Beltline through two recent obstacles. The failure of the TSPLOST took away $600 million in extra funding, returning the project to its original timeline. Then an investigation by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution revealed misuse of taxpayer funds by the Beltline's CEO, leading to his removal.
"This is a project that's about cooperation and partnership, and everybody has stepped forward to push the project forward," Beltline communications director Ethan Davidson said.
As the search for the new CEO continues, a little over two miles of paved trail will connect Piedmont Park to Inman Park behind the old City Hall East. There are wires underneath the pavement for future improvements like streetcars and lighting. The streetcars were the primary part of the project affected by the loss of the TSPLOST funding. Their installation will most likely be delayed, but their space will remain alongside the new trail.
"I think it's going to be fantastic to link the city together," said Wade Chumney. "To be able to go to from where we live in Little Five [Points] to catch a concert at Piedmont Park will be amazing."
About half of the $10.5 million spent on the new section came from private donations. The rest came from local tax dollars generated by special districts around the planned Beltline space.
Davidson expects the buzz over the new trail to lead to excitement around finishing the project. On its current timeline, the plan circling the entire city is set to be finished in about 20 years.


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Have you reported this 5.1 issue in the appropriate issues thread for the release you're on? If not, you might want to do so and give them the exact model # of your receiver.
I'm just so DONE with these audio drop outs. I have an Onkyo which gets "lost/confused" when it's DD stream is interrupted (it goes searching for 3 seconds before locking back on to DD.)
I've switched over to stereo PCM. The drop outs are still there but they are in the hundreds of milliseconds and barely audible because in PCM the receiver doesn't switch when losing the stream adding 3 seconds of silence.
I keep holding out hope that eventually DirecTV will address this issue. But it has been well over a year since this problem suddenly started happening (after being fine for as long as I could remember.) [...]
I realize this looks like the appropriate thread to mention it, but you seem to have a "dropout recovery" issue with that specific Onkyo that's more serious than most are reporting here. As you may already know, the national release "issues" threads can be found here.


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Brown Blames Voter Confusion for Loss
D.C. City Councilman Michael A. Brown (I-At Large) was defeated Nov. 6 by lawyer David Gross. The son of the late Ron Brown, who served as commerce secretary under President Bill Clinton, was seen as a rising star in D.C. politics until questions arose about his personal finances and the disappearance of $115,000 from his campaign. Though he was cleared of any wrong doing, the controversy did not sit well with voters.
AFRO: What's next?
MB: Well I'm under enormous pressure to run in the upcoming special election for the vacant at-large seat on the council. People from all over the District are sending me tweets, messages on Facebook and emails about how they are disappointed in the election results and encouraging me to run.
AFRO: What makes you think you have a chance?
MB: One, there was lots of voter confusion with the other Michael Brown running for [shadow] senator. You won't believe the number of tweets I received and people at the polls who told me that they were confused and believed that when they voted for Michael [D.] Brown, Democrat, it was me.
AFRO: You were running in one category as an Independent, he in another as a Democrat.
MB: Voters don't necessarily pay attention to that stuff. They circled Michael Brown. They wanted me. Just look at the numbers. The election results suggest that the other Michael Brown got more votes in Wards 4, 5, 7 and 8 than the two other Democratic citywide candidates, Phil Mendelson and Vincent Orange…He almost got more votes than Obama. My supporters believe his votes were mine.
AFRO: Were you surprised?
MB: In politics, you can't be surprised either way because you never know how the electorate is going to vote. The mainstream press played a big role in my defeat…Three months ago, when the U.S. attorney said I had nothing to do with missing funds from my campaign, it was not reported in the press. This in my opinion, this was a big deal…It denied the voters the truth. The lack of a fair shake coupled with the name confusion is what hurt me at the polls.
AFRO: What did you hear from your constituents?
MB: Clearly, with all the ethical issues the council had over the past few years, I felt like I was the beneficiary of the anger of the electorate. That's politics. I had no ethical or legal issues of my own. All my stuff was personal. I was a good steward of the public trust.
AFRO: Do you think there are likely to be more investigations of council members?
MB: There are still some investigations that are looming. I believe the council's recent ethics reform bill will help to repair the damage and image with the voters. I was never under investigation. I was brought into the office of the U.S. Attorney about three months ago. I was informed that I had nothing to do with theft, something that I knew from the beginning.
AFRO: Do you support term limits for the council?
MB: No, the ultimate term limit is the elections.
AFRO: What do you think of President Obama indicating support for statehood for Puerto Rico?
MB: I was very disappointed in the Obama administration's lack of support…Unlike President Clinton, Obama refused to put the D.C. license plates with "taxation without representation" on his official vehicle…I hope…things will be different this term.
AFRO: What are your plans if you are re-elected in the special election?
MB: My father used to say…you can still help your city and country without being an elected official. I plan on being [a] voice for the voiceless.
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|Hospital board wraps up 2012
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Board members discussed the financial standings of 2012 as well as set goals for upcoming years at the Feb. 26 East Phillips County Hospital District board meeting.
While the district saw fewer patients at the hospital and the clinic in 2012 than they did the previous year, the specialty clinics actually saw an increase in patients.
New to the district this year were the additions of a dermatologist, pulmonologist and a second neurologist. Along with other specialty areas including audiology, cardiology, ENT, general surgery, obstetrics/gynecology, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopedic, podiatry, sleep studies and urology, the specialty clinics saw 2,908 patient presentations. That number is an increase of 646 from 2011.
Overall, there were 21,363 patient presentations for medical assistance recorded at the district. Nine-tenths of one percent of those patients were for inpatient care while 45.8 percent were for outpatient care.
The remaining 53.3 percent is made up of clinic patients. Patient presentations from the Family Practice of Holyoke primary care clinic account for 39.6 percent while 13.6 percent are from the specialty clinics at MMH. Family Practice had 8,470 patients, down 440 from 2011.
MMH administrator John Ayoub noted that part of the drop in numbers may be partially attributed to the changing of staff in the past year. Two doctors left the district in the year, as well as a nurse practitioner.
"Every time you have a doctor that leaves the clinic, you're probably going to see less patients," Ayoub explained. "As we start to build back up, we see our numbers start to go the other way."
Financially, the district ended 2012 $359,000 in the black. Outpatient care represented 64 percent of the revenue.
Ayoub stated that they are physically sound and in no danger.
"We try to make a little bit of money every year so that we can reinvest it into the organization," Ayoub said.
In October the district began refinancing the hospital. If the interest rate can be dropped from 6.75 percent to closer to four percent, the hospital could save $220,000 a year. There is 20 years still remaining on the mortgage.
Recently, the district received a commitment letter from Housing and Urban Development, who secured the mortgage to build the MMH facility. All that is left is to set a closing date and the new rate will go into place upon closing.
Looking to the future, the district is still hoping to recruit another physician. The ultimate goal is to have four physicians and three nurse practitioners on staff.
Later in March, the district has set up a time for a doctor and her family to come to town to interview for a possible spot at the hospital.
Extra emphasis placed on community relations
One of the district goals for the upcoming year is to maintain a high level of visibility amongst the community. This was also addressed at last week's board meeting.
Part of that visibility includes attending events such as the Legacy Event which was put on by the MMH Foundation. Ayoub noted that this helps the board identify the needs of the community.
"This is their (the community's) hospital. It is a community asset," Ayoub said. "I think it is important that folks not see the hospital as some other corporation. We are here for them. If they have questions or concerns, we want to know about it."
To further advance the communication channels with the public, the district will be participating in a community health needs assessment.
A meeting is tentatively scheduled for the end of May. People and organizations will be asked to voice their opinion on what the hospital can do to better accommodate the needs of the community.
Health fair scheduled
The annual health fair will kick off Saturday, March 23 from 9 a.m. to noon. A number of services from many different areas of health care will be made available.
Other than having blood drawn, all services will be free of charge.
Other business
In other business Feb. 26, board members:
—recognized Steve Deaver for the work he has put in with the hospital board over the last six years. Deaver was awarded a plaque for his tenure as a board member.
—announced that Susan Des-lauriers, RN and EMT-P, has taken over as the new trauma coordinator for Melissa Memorial Hospital. Along with her new position, Deslauriers will continue to work as a nurse as well.
—noted the next board meeting is Tuesday, March 26.
Holyoke Enterprise March 7, 2013


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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Early detection is key to a woman surviving breast cancer. But if she is one of the 27-million women in the US with a physical disability it can be more difficult. A grant from the Susan G. Komen Foundation is helping those women overcome barriers to screening.
Sheri Denkensohn of Arlington, Virginia was in a diving accident when she was just 16-years-old that left her a quadriplegic. Sheri is in a wheelchair but still keeps a busy schedule as a lawyer and special assistant to the Inspector General at HHS.
While recovering from treatments related to her disability, she felt a lump. She had a mammogram, then a biopsy.
The good news, the survey found most area facilities were accessible. Currently, phase three of the Komen grant is focused on raising awareness among women in DC wards 7 and 8, Prince George's County and some counties in Virginia.
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I found this stone plaque at the dollar store. I think it is meant to be used as an accent stone in a flower bed, but I thought it would be a nice plaque to have in my living room.
This is a good chance to show you how I store my craft paints. Can you guess what the container is?


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The brokerage firm, led by former Goldman Sachs Chairman and former New Jersey Senator then Governor Jon Corzine, had $41 billion in assets before failing in October 2011. That put MF Global at #8 on the list of ten largest bankruptcies. A year later, $1.6 billion in customer assets were still missing and no SEC or DOJ charges had been filed. A predecessor firm with $33 billion in assets, Refco, failed in 2005.
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Minneapolis, MN (Sports Network) - Luke Ridnour made three clutch free throws
with less than 20 seconds to play, as the Minnesota Timberwolves held off the
slumping Detroit Pistons, 107-101, on Saturday to give coach Rick Adelman his
1,000th career NBA victory.
Adelman now joins a list which includes Don Nelson, Lenny Wilkens, Pat Riley,
Jerry Sloan, Phil Jackson, Larry Brown and George Karl, with the historic win.
Nikola Pekovic scored 20 points and grabbed 13 rebounds and Jose Juan Barea
also had 20 to go along with six assists for the Timberwolves, who have won
three of four.
Andrei Kirilenko and Dante Cunningham chipped in 13 points apiece and Derrick
Williams had 14 in the victory.
Brandon Knight scored 25 points to lead Detroit, which has dropped 15 of 17.
Rodney Stuckey netted 20 points and grabbed eight boards and Greg Monroe
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In a story straight out of a heartwarming Lifetime movie of the week, a former cabaret star named Pam Shaw is finally looking, at the age of 70, for a man to marry and "go to bed with." She would have lost her v-card sooner, you see, but she was too busy focusing on her career to get married, and she doesn't believe in premarital sex. She also lived with her mother until she was 57, which may have had something to do with it. Here are some photos of the kicky septuagenarian, as well as some facts about her.
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EAST RIVERDALE, Md. (WUSA) - A Prince George's County Sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man Wednesday night at around 7:30 p.m. while serving a protective order, according to a police spokesperson.
Captain Nancy Ridgely of the Prince George's County Sheriff's Office said, "A Deputy Sheriff with the Prince George's County Sheriff's office responded to 6312 63rd Avenue to attempt service on a temporary protective order....while he was in the home, a male subject appeared from the rear of the house displaying a firearm."
That order was meant for a man whom neighbors identify only as Frank. That's when 9 News heard a woman, who neighbors say is Frank's mom, opened the door.
The man inside the home approached the deputy with a gun pointed, according to police. The deputy, described as a tenured veteran, fired at the man. The shot was fatal.
Ridgely says the Deputy Sheriff wasn't hurt, and he's now on temporary administrative duty. The Prince George's County Sheriff's office won't confirm or release the victim's name. They say this matter is under investigation.


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Bristol Drawing School announces its Autumn Programme. Choose from a selection of 10 week courses including Beginners Drawing and Intermediate Drawing with Ruth Wallace, Landscape Drawing and Printing with Ros Ford, Life Drawing with Movement with Sara Easby, Introduction to Life Drawing with Angie Kenber and Drawing Paint and Colour and Experimental Drawing with Esme Clutterbuck. Half-day courses at 180 and £320 for full days for 10 weeks courses, or choose from our selection of workshops. As a student at the Bristol Drawing School you will benefit from access to the RWAs facilities including free entrance to exhibitions during courses and workshops, 10% discount in Papadeli's onsite café, use of our stunning galleries to draw in, and a chance to develop your skills at Bristol's first art gallery.
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|I'm Just Cookin'
|Written by Darci Tomky
|Wednesday, 20 February 2013 13:13
Cheers to chocolate
There's really not much to say about this recipe. I mean, I am without words right now, which is saying a lot for someone who makes her living with words.
I spotted this copycat recipe on the internet and just knew I needed to try it. For anyone who has been to the Cheesecake Factory, you know what I'm talking about.
Recipesecrets.net claims they have found the secret to the Hershey's Chocolate Bar Cheesecake, and I'm here to tell you they have come really, really close!
Cheers to Hershey's, lots and lots of chocolate and surviving another Valentine's Day!
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A 62-45, finals victory over Chaffey Sunday capped a 3-game run by the Pasadena City College women's basketball team in winning the Glendale College Vaquero Shootout tournament title. Ranked No. 9 in the pre-season state poll, the Lancers downed three Top 20 teams for the well-earned first-place trophy.
Against No. 14 Chaffey, the Lancers (4-2 record) made 15 of 29 shots from the floor in the second half in distancing themselves from the Panthers. PCC finished hitting 44.1 percent from the floor, the third straight game in which the Lancers hovered near the 50 percent mark in shooting. The Pasadena defense shut down Chaffey as it made just 28 percent of its shots.
Chaffey led 14-9, but PCC went ahead 27-20 by halftime. The Lancers completely stifled Chaffey in the second half, limiting the Panthers to just four points in the final 7-1/2 minutes of play.
Sophomore center Kaitlyn Parks led the way in the final, scoring 14 points, grabbing 14 rebounds and forcing three steals. Transfer guard Skai Thompson added 11 points, four rebounds and four assists.
Over the entire tournament, it was the play of MVP and sophomore guard Tyler Crockom (Pasadena High) that helped spark the Lancers. Crockom totaled an efficient nine points, eight rebounds, six assists and three steals against Chaffey. In the three games, she was strong on both ends of the floor with 25 points, 19 rebounds, and 14 assists. All-Glendale Tournament selection Desiree Loving was also a force as she totaled 41 points, 18 assists and 14 rebounds as she continues to be PCC's most consistent player thus far in the '13-14 season.
The Lancers would have routed Chaffey (5-2) if not for their lone negative, a terrible shooting day from the free throw line. PCC converted only 9-for-30 from the stripe while Chaffey also probably will work next week on its 15-foot freebie opportunities, making just 4-for-13.
Despite the woes from the line, Lancers' head coach Joe Peron was excited for his team's performance throughout the Glendale tourney. A far cry from their disappointing 1-2 and fourth place finish at its own Rose City Classic.
"We had a stern talk with the players about the difference between playing selfish and playing as a team," Peron said. "We made great decisions on our field goal attempts, we moved the ball around, and we ran plays instead of wildly driving to the basket with no plan. The whole team stepped up to play the type of Lancers basketball that we envisioned in the pre-season."
Besides defeating Chaffey, the Lancers also defeated No. 3 Ventura and No. 18 Irvine Valley in showing their early success against top-rated opponents.
The Lancers will next play at the Irvine Valley College Tournament December 5-7.
[Photo--Tyler Crockom was the MVP of the Glendale College tournament and she goes up for a basket during the Lancers finals win over Chaffey Sunday, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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The mother of Trayvon Martin is asking how many children have to be killed before Florida takes action to repeal its controversial Stand Your Ground law.
Sybrina Fulton stood with more than a dozen lawmakers at the state Capitol today and made a poignant plea to lawmakers to fix the Stand Your Ground provision.
The law allows anyone to use deadly force in public if they feel a serious threat. The man charged with killing Trayvon Martin is using that defense.
Rep. Alan Williams and Sen. Dwight Bullard are sponsoring legislation to repeal the Stand Your Ground law. Williams says such laws empower people to shoot first and ask questions later and that has resulted in more claims of justifiable homicide.
Sybrina Fulton said it makes no sense to allow, what she called, a "make-believe cop" to pursue someone and then claim self defense under the Stand Your Ground law.
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Video: Critters For The Cure's 2013 Calendar
WASHINGTON (WUSA) --They say a dog's a "Man's Best Friend," but a unique local organization is celebrating the treasured friendships of furry friends and their female owners who have battled breast and gynecological cancers.
Critters for the Cure recognizes the emotional connection and the healing effect of pets on their owners. And this week, the 2013 Critters calendar was unveiled, showcasing some of these survivors.
Nine News' very own JC Hayward, a breast cancer survivor, is featured in the calendar. JC said that during her fight with breast cancer this year, she relied heavily on her expert oncology team, her faith, her family, and her own critters- pups Sasha and Solomon.
"Oh, my dogs, I love them. Because they give unconditional love. They're always there. They always wag their tail to let you know they're happy," says JC.
Makeup artist and designer Monique Marwani also appears in the calendar with her dog, Bella. She was in the process of planning her wedding when she was diagnosed with metastatic cervical cancer seven years ago.
Doctors told Marwani that her cancer had been in her body for as long as five to seven years before she was diagnosed. She underwent grueling radiation and chemotherapy, leaving her weighing 98 pounds. And she says that when she was feeling her worst, her tiny dog Bella was part of her support team.
"This little girl of mine, she's not just a pet. She really is family. She's my pet-child. Bella's offered to me so much unconditional love. It doesn't matter how I look, how I feel, what kind of energy I have, as long as I can snuggle up with her and give to her," says Marwani.
The Critters for the Cure calendar was officially revealed this week at a launch party at Zohra Salon in Potomac. Proceeds from the 20 dollar calendar help support local women in need of financial help while undergoing treatment. Critters for the Cure helps cover bills, medical expenses, or even pet care for women as they battle cancer.
Purchase your 2013 calendar here.
For more information, visit the Critters for the Cure website at www.crittersforthecure.org.


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The time has come and this weekend I'm moving 295 email accounts and 53 email groups from CommunigatePro to Zimbra, and although I know there will be a real slog involved (my users don't tend to delete email, ever) I'm actually excited about what Zimbra will mean for me and for my company moving forward.
I've got my spreadsheets of users / passwords built
I've got the mail server updated with the relevant RHEL libraries I need
I've got IMAPsync installed on the server
I've got a fridge full of red bull for the weekend
I've got 2 x 1Tb USB drives for backing up the mail to prior to the move
I've even got a plan...
Due to the fact the existing mail server is less than 12 months old, there is no new mail server, CommunigatePro and Zimbra will (hopefully) for a time be running on the same server, CMGPro will be running on user configured ports and Zimbra on default ports, IMAPsync will then be used to copy the data across from the old "server" to the new.
So Thursday night this week, CMGPro will be offline while all the Accounts data files are copied to the 2 x 1Tb USB drives, one will then be kept secure, the other will then be used as the data store throughout Friday, then over the weekend the migration proper will take place. All email will be migrated using IMAPsync, and for the 30 / 40 users who use the MAPI functionality their non-email data will be migrated manually (after all no point in having two assistants and not wrecking their weekend by having them work with me)
Will post up how it goes.....
(Wish me luck)
BTW - the reasons for the move ? Simple Stalker seemingly has no intention for providing MAPI support / hack for OSX users, the PC MAPI connector has rubbish performance over WAN, and there was no way I was going to move to exchange and run my mail server on the Windows platform, that just feels wrong, and I suspect stress and (admin) death lie down the MS mail server path...
Finally, went out with a couple of the Zimbra guys in SF, and they brought me beer / burger and a nice sleeved top, I *am* that cheap!!!


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We have some excited little critters that are ready to come camp with the Girl Scouts! Yes, CAMP! Just to be with you! Girls will have an opportunity to play with kittens, puppies, bunnies, baby chickens, sheep, ponies and more! We will have Veterinarians and other special guests joining us to give one-on-one lessons about pet care and health! The Lynchburg Police Department and K9 Unit will also join us for a day to introduce us to the brave pups that serve and protect your community! Tell all of your friends and we will see you there!
Camp Sacajawea, 2124 Fox Hill Rd., Lynchburg, VA 24503
Date & Time
June 30 – July 3, 2013; 8:30 AM – 4 PM daily
Campers' Ages
Daisies, Brownies and Juniors (girls in grades K-5 in the 2012-13 school year) may attend as campers. Girls who have completed 8th grade or higher may apply to be a Counselor-in-Training.
Camp Leadership Programs
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) (grades 8 and up) (formerly known as Counselor Apprentice) Older girls may apply to become a CIT. They must complete a CIT application and attend GSVSC's CIT training. Check GSVSC's online event calendar for more information.
$125 Camp fee
$50 Camp fee, Counselors-in-Training
$12 Membership fee for non-Girl Scouts
25 girls/75 girls
Registration Opens February 11, 2012
Registration Closes June 16, 2013
Scholarship Deadline June 16, 2013
Parents/guardians are responsible for their daughters' transportation to and from camp. Parents are encouraged to form carpools with other campers in the area or with their troop.
Register online or send Camp Registration and Health History Form (PDF or Fillable MS Word Doc) and fee (payable to GSVSC) to:
Debra Giles, GSVSC
3663 Peters Creek Road, NW, Roanoke, VA 24019
540-777-5101 or 800-542-5905, ext. 101
Jessie Dawson
540-525-9695 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Refund/Cancellation Policy
GSVSC Cancellation Policy applies to this camp.
Camp will run Sunday through Thursday, due to the July 4th holiday. Girls should bring a bag lunch each day, as well as a water bottle, sunscreen and bug spray. Closed toe shoes are mandatory. Please wear a hat/sun visor, and label everything with your name. An email of what to bring will be sent to parents two weeks prior to camp.


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Hello, thanks for reading this!
I am attempting to map out a world for a story, but I can't start the story until I have a fully fleshed out map to look at. At the moment, I have the general shape and size of the continent, but I am a novice in such matters and would greatly appreciate the input of whoever would be kind enough to take on my request.
I know where a dozen key places will be, but am unsure the logistics of 'creating a world' on a map. Basically I don't know the BEST places to place rives, lakes, small villages/towns, tiny bridges, some mountains/hills, etc. And scope is lost on me. The bottom of what i foolishly threw together on gimp after an hour seems too tiny compared to other parts, etc.
Pm me for the basic layout of the map I've created so far.
Examples of types of map styles I'd love:
The Khanate of Montray by ~Chanimur on deviantART
Kargath Map 2.0 by ~Wally-D-Feed on deviantART
Anyways, I feel as though I've explained this horribly. All of the cities/keeps and towns etc. will have names. Most already do/I have written down. A ton don't. If you're interested let me know! I don't have five posts though so I can't use the pm system on the site. But I'll check this topic =)
If you are an epic map maker and want to create the map of my world for me that would be wonderful! Even if some of the places don't have names, you could just leave markers there, etc. and I'd name them later and that could be added in.
I titled the prefix [other] because I am extremely poor and not sure I could afford a map. But I could offer 800 points on deviant art, if you use deviant art!
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My tutorials: Using GIMP to Create an Artistic Regional Map ~ All My Tutorials
My GIMP Scripts: Rotating Brush ~ Gradient from Image ~ Mosaic Tile Helper ~ Random Density Map ~ Subterranean Map Prettier ~ Tapered Stroke Path ~ Random Rotate Floating Layer ~ Batch Image to Pattern ~ Better Seamless Tiles ~ Tile Shuffle ~ Scale Pattern ~ Grid of Guides ~ Fractalize path ~ Label Points
My Maps: Finished Maps ~ Challenge Entries ~ My Portfolio: www.cartocopia.com
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You could just indicate the biggest Cities on the World map and create smaller Cities in the fly while Gaming or?
-Stalks your deviant art page-
This has to be the greatest map ever created by anyone, ever: Points of light by ~Sapiento on deviantART I wish my map could be this size, but it's clearly double the size north/south in my random sketches. Except my map wouldn't need all the round images of creatures/explanations of places.
9 major cities/castles. A few port cities. A desert stronghold. 2 pyramids. A Volcano. Tons of forests/mountains. // Then the question is: is that enough, or should I also add a dozen small keeps along the way that I have planned out and named.
This volcano, pyramids, and Sukram building would be perfect for the volcano I have up north and the desert keep I have in Bay Map by ~Sapiento on deviantART
This is the last fitzing around I did in my photoshop trial: http://i46.tinypic.com/11bsnmh.png
I think the RIGHT side of the map could use some trimming away, the middle-top right.
All the fortifications I placed are ridiculous. I am trying to come up with a happy-medium somewhere where the viewer can know/see more places/towns/keeps exist without cluttering the map.
Any ideas? Is the map I've plotted out to large for one image. Maybe I need two? One north one south? Maybe this map can be cut to bits and still feel like it has a large scope?
Thanks for replying! Your maps are incredible! I included some examples from them that I found breathtaking, that may be the holdup with the post. Didn't want to think I was not reading this topic, I am!
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Despite the encouraging news from The International Air Transport Association (IATA) on improving freight volumes, there are still two key issues that may have a negative impact on a full recovery: the weather and fuel prices.
Severe weather in Europe and North America in December was a major problem, and the season so far does not appear to be improving. It is estimated that this shaved 1 percent off of total traffic demand for the month.
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Northeastern Junior College has released the honor roll list for the 2013 spring semester.
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Despite rainy weather, Holyoke swimmers continued to swim well in their meet in Colby, Kan. Saturday, June 20.
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Team placing at the end of the meet was Colby in first with 303.5 points. Goodland had 255.5, Oberlin 225.5, Wray 183, Holyoke 120.5, Burlington 86, Oakley 43 and Flagler 28.
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Testimony :: Hon. George V. Voinovich
Commissioner - Helsinki Commission
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March 29, 2001
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Chairmen Smith and Campbell for scheduling this hearing to examine recent developments in Kosovo and throughout southeast Europe. I have been very active in efforts to promote peace and stability in this part of the world during the past two years, and so it seems quite appropriate that my first official hearing as a member of the Helsinki Commission is intended to highlight some of the problems faced in the Balkans in order to prompt dialogue so that we may effectively act to solve them. I am glad to be here, and I would like to underscore the importance of continuing to discuss the difficulties faced by those in Kosovo and surrounding areas. As we are all well aware, there is still much work to be done in order to help bring a time of peace, security and prosperity to the Balkans.
Since the end of the war, I have worked on three essential items that I believe will bring peace and stability to the region: first, to stop the ethnic cleansing in Kosovo that continues today; next, to implement the Stability Pact; and finally, to support democracy in Serbia — an effort that I began when I was governor of the State of Ohio. Along with Senator Arlen Specter, I was so pleased to have the opportunity to visit with President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Vojislav Kostunica during a trip to southeast Europe and the Middle East over the New Year's holiday. At last, there is a remarkable opportunity for positive change in the FRY, which I hope will serve as a stabilizing force in the region.
I have visited Kosovo twice during the past several years, most recently in July 2000 as vice-chairman of the U.S. delegation to the annual meeting of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly in Bucharest, Romania. Along with some of my colleagues, I traveled to Kosovo to get an update on the situation there. During the OSCE meeting, I introduced a resolution on Southeastern Europe that called to the attention of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly the situation in Kosovo and Serbia, and made clear the importance of democracy in Serbia. I was pleased that my resolution passed, putting the OSCE on record as condemning the Milosevic regime and insisting on the restoration of human rights, the rule of law, free press and respect for ethnic minorities in Serbia.
I also visited Kosovo in February 2000, and I had the opportunity to sit down with leaders of Kosovo's ethnic minority groups, including leaders of the Serbian Orthodox Church. In addition, I met with leaders of Kosovo's Albanian community, Thaci, Rugova and Quojsa. I urged them to end the cycle of ethnic violence that has decimated the region for so many years, and I called on them to establish a new paradigm of respect for minority rights and rule of law in Kosovo. Only when the violence ends can a new era of hope and stability begin in southeast Europe.
Unfortunately, we have not seen an end to ethnic conflict in the Balkans. Most recently, we have seen violence in Macedonia, and ethnic conflict in the Presevo Valley is still a concern of President Kostunica's government as well as members of the international community. Through a daily exchange of e-mails with two former Ohio state troopers serving as part of the U.N. police force in Kosovo, I am aware of turmoil that continues to plague Kosovo, as well. Individuals on all sides in Kosovo — Albanians as well as Serbs and other ethnic groups — continue to engage in violent activity, and I am saddened to learn that OSCE staff members have been injured in attacks. We must remain engaged and continue to promote peace in southeast Europe.
Given the vast amount of activity in region during the past few weeks — including the strife in Macedonia, happenings in Kosovo and the looming March 31 certification deadline for continued U.S. assistance to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia — this hearing is very timely. I have been particularly active in efforts to encourage President Kostunica and the new government in the FRY to meet the three certification requirements outlined in the fiscal year 2001 Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill, speaking with our officials in Belgrade as well as President Kostunica and Prime Minister Djindjic, and I have been paying close attention to developments in Macedonia. I thank the witnesses for their willingness to come before the Helsinki Commission today. I had the privilege of meeting General Ralston during the annual meeting of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Budapest last May, and in February 2000, I enjoyed having lunch with Ambassador Everts in Pristina. It is good to see them both again, and I look forward to hearing their testimony, as well as the insights of Ambassador Pardew.


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A friend is running a game set in the world of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time novels. He asked me to provide a map, and I happened to need a subject for my final project in my Illustrator class. So, with the aid of tcberry's and HandsomeRob's tutorials, and using Ellisa Mitchell's painting as a reference, I've started mapping "Randland," as it's called by fans.
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Photography – about $8,000
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Brooklyn, NY (Sports Network) - Rajon Rondo supplied a game-high 19 points,
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Boston rookie Jared Sullinger made 6-of-7 field goals to finish with 16
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We've been a fan of Ciara ever since she taught us how to stay in control of our goodies in 2004 with her debut solo record. Since then, Miss Ciara has had us drooling over that super toned, athletic physique of hers. But what's better than a super fly chick, with a super fit body? A super fly chick that can work that body! We can't begin to count how many muscles we've pulled trying to mimic C-Thang's moves in that naughty video for one of our fave Ciara joints, Ride. (If you haven't seen it, it's a must. Trust!) Another reason Ciara is worth the jock? Her sexy sense of style that always seems to touch on that bit of tomboy that makes her the kind of girl every gal wants to hang with, and every guy wants to…eh-hem.
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