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Despite claims by Barcelona coach Tito Vilanova that Fabregas "wants to stay here" in the wake of United's £26 million bid for the former Arsenal captain, the Premier League champions remain confident in their prospects of signing the player before the transfer deadline next month.
Having been identified by manager David Moyes as the priority target in attempts to reinforce the club's midfield, United are prepared for a protracted battle in order to lure Fabregas back to England.
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Vilanova's press conference yesterday was a lively affair – he also claimed that his predecessor at the Nou Camp, Pep Guardiola, "wasn't there for me" during his rehabilitation from salivary gland cancer earlier this year in New York, where Guardiola was taking a year-long sabbatical after leaving Barca at the end of the 2011-12 season.
Barcelona president Sandro Rosell had suggested previously that Guardiola had made little attempt to visit Vilanova in the United States, claims furiously contested by Guardiola. But Vilanova reopened the feud yesterday. He said: "He visited me once in New York when I'd just arrived, but during my recovery from the operation... I was there for two months and I didn't see him. He's my friend and I needed him, but he wasn't there for me. I would have done things differently."
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Any player that does this needs to get Max Clifford or similar onside before making any announcement. Let the pros manage the media, and they should be able to ride the publicity wave until the storm passes.
Then just concentrate on what's important, playing the game. Acting exactly as before will win the fans over much more easily than constantly appearing on chat shows.
They'll try any angle to weasel them out, won't they..
It's become an obsession to get these gay footballers to publicly declare~
Especially on Gaydar!
Isn't it blindingly obvious that if all 8 came out at once it would avoid too much pressure on one person…
Didn't you post that the other day somewhere else…?
It's not a bloody club you know….let's all hold hands and walk out on the stage like the finalists in XFactor! Lol
I think its a brilliant idea !
Why not?
It's a common natural occurrence, it's called "safety in numbers".
Take on one of us, and you take us all on…
I can see this problem from both sides.
I'm sure many gay players feel trapped and isolated being unable to come out, and where it might be relatively easy as say an Olympic athlete to do so, the heart and soul of football has always been the team spirit thing and the associated macho camaraderie. I can just imagine the childish giggles and comments in the showers after a game.
That said, it would only take one to make a crack in the ice, and it might just open up a lot more. Clarke Carlisle claims he knows 8 players, but how many does he not know of? There could be considerably more out there desperately waiting for somebody to make the move. It only takes one brave enough to set the dominoes falling.
Justin Fashanu tried it many years ago and it sadly backfired on him through the lack of support he needed from others, including his own family, but I think times have moved on now and there would be a much larger safety net to help anyone willing to make that massive leap of faith.
That's all very well – but I'd rather see the institutionally homophobic FA announce how they will support its gay players ie details of lifetime bans for any fan or player engaging in homophobic behaviour.
The FA regards racism as being more serious than homophobia.
This article has made the suggestion that the first player will attract a lot of media hype and intrusion. Surely the way around that is for whichever player feel able to do so to come out as a group. In this way there won't be a first player but also the players that do come out in a group will have others who are going through the same situation at the same time.
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Skip to comments.Obama's NSA eavesdropping goes beyond that of Bush!
Posted on 04/16/2009 8:43:52 AM PDT by papasmurf
I have been reading the many different articles today on the NSA's eavesdropping activity.
It's appalling, to me, that the occupier of the White House would allow such a practice to continue, especially after campaigning on the promise of: No warrantless wiretaps if you elect me!"
Now, since being elected, by hiding his Birth Certificate and lying in nearly everything he promised, he proves himself the Socialist and liar that he truly is.
0bama has steadfastly defended President Bush's wiretapping program, and, in fact, 0bama has increased the wiretaps! All the while staking claim to his own brand new cry of State Secrets.
Today's headlines read: NSA Exceeds Legal Limits In Eavesdropping Program , and U.S. phone intercepts go beyond legal limits , and NSA Found Improperly Spying on Americans.
By his ignorance or action, he has, once again, shown us that his vote on our Country is...
Not surprising, as he considers the only real terrorists to be American conservatives.
The left couldn't care less. Anything for the glory of big brother!
I wonder how long it will be before Freepers make Janet's list of threats.
"Not surprising, as he considers the only real terrorists to be American conservatives."
Exactly. This guy will make Nixon look like a boy scout.
Hey dude whats up? Hows the new dog ? Have your arm wrested the first lady yet?
They already are, look at your router logs. See anything new there?
I wished I had thought of that when I made the post, it'd be in there, too! LOL
My tech engineer* children sent me this:
"In Warrentless Wiretapping Case, Obama DOJ New Argument Worse Than Bush
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First, they argued, exactly as the Bush Administration did on countless occasions, that the state secrets privilege requires the court to dismiss the issue out of hand. They argue that simply allowing the case to continue "would cause exceptionally grave harm to national security." As in the past, this is a blatant ploy to dismiss the litigation without allowing the courts to consider the evidence..."
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King Obama is not a socialists but a hard core communists. It may take a while to understand this, but it he a pure corrupt nitwit that moves in steps with the help of those in his communistic Administration. Wake up, America!
We agree on everything but let's not forget Bush's role in undermining our privacy. The sooner that conservatives realize that both Obama and Bush were the culprits in this, the better.
We're already on the list.
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Is there any way that one can detect that one is being watched? I do not have an in home router, and US Hughes Net Satellite ISP.
Hard to believe.
/dripping sarcasm
At least with Bush, you could trust that he wasn't tapping the phones of those Americans that disagreed with him.
Not so with 'Hitler.
No, did the dude beat MicHELLe at arm wrestling?
Here are 2 more examples it came out they are listening way over legal limits and want to watch you too!
There are a slew of network monitor and packet analyzer/sniffers on the market that do just that. Also you can use the command line to query traffic in and out of your pc, such as netstat and trace route, etc.
MS has a free TCP View app that is ok, and I have used NetMon in the past, as well. On Linux machines, these tools are included and installed by default.
"Have your arm wrested the first lady yet?"
I've heard that she is even a better leg wrestler.
Be nice you know they are reading this
Well we do know that Bush tapped the private phone sex conversations of his alleged friends: American soldiers. Again, the problem is the Demopublicans as such. It is time for conservatives to stop being selective and partisan in their defense of the Bill of Rights. Only when they are consistent will they have any credibility.
Gee, that makes me feel better.
Thanks. I will take a first look at TCP view/
That link doesn't support your claim of "Well we do know that Bush tapped the private phone sex conversations of his alleged friends".
Got another?
Haven't looked but could be interesting. Maybe I should check my blog logs...
I just downloaded and ran TCP View. it's ok. Right click on an entry to close the connection, run a whois, end the process, or see the properties.
Ican't get the Who is function to work, its greyed out.
I also have some System4 entries that won't let me query them. Looks Like I have some work to do.
Nope nothing on my blog logs interesting except someone with the "Government Of The District Of Columbia" looking at the fake IKEA presidential limo picture and the VPC checking on Josh Sugarmann's FFL.
/sigh guess I'm not enough of a Right Wing Extremist.
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Despite pledges by President George W. Bush and American intelligence officials to the contrary, hundreds of US citizens overseas have been eavesdropped on as they called friends and family back home, according to two former military intercept operators who worked at the giant National Security Agency (NSA) center in Fort Gordon, Georgia.,,,,
US Soldier's 'Phone Sex' Intercepted, Shared Faulk says he and others in his section of the NSA facility at Fort Gordon routinely shared salacious or tantalizing phone calls that had been intercepted, alerting office mates to certain time codes of "cuts" that were available on each operator's computer.
"Is there any better proof that he is, not only, unqualified, but as well, unfit, to hold this most important office?"
Actually, I didn't need more proof that the muzzie is unqualified and unfit for office, but thanks for posting this.
"Not so with Hitler."
Careful that Obama, Dunham, Sotero or whatever his real name is will send his brown shirts after you.
Thanks for the tip. The software works fine after I learned how to use t. I have a lot of bio resident connections I do not understand, but anything hooked up on the net is listed, and can be queried.
Thanks for putting me on to this very handy tool !
Ok, I didn't see that there was more to the story past the pictures and the caption "Related Stories". So, now I've read it, all 4 pages.
I think it's blown out of proportion, they admit that they cannot confirm much of it, and the calls are coming from overseas.
But, you fail to mention that..."Some times, Kinne and Faulk said, the intercepts helped identify possible terror planning in Iraq and saved American lives. " So, we have some folks who say they had a laugh or two at the expensive of an unknowing person, and also say that those sessions helped to save American lives.
Still, my point is, Bush didn't tap anyone for personal reasons, and this article doesn't prove, or even allege, that Bush did. I do not trust 0bama will adhere to the same principles. In fact, the opposite is true.
I don't think your contention that we Conservatives are being selective is a fair statement.
Bush alleged his improper tapping was inadvertent. I believe him.
Bush claimed that tapping callas coming from overseas is legal. I believe him, and the courts have held that to be true.
Bush claimed that Soldiers have no expectation to privacy in the context of performing their duties. I believe him, and the courts have held that to be true, as well. BTW, while serving in a theater of operations, you are on duty 24X7.
I have criticized Bush on many of his shortcomings, most especially TIA/Patriot Act/DHS, but I won't jump on the bandwagon of populism. He gets the benefit of doubt because he has proven himself a loyal Patriot, regardless of his C/RINOness, 0bama has not.
The story provided eyewitness evidence about the phone sex tapping (which you reject) but you seem to take it on faith that George Bush can be trusted not to tap calls. Why? WDid you also think TARP, the greatest leap to socialism in generations, was the act of a trustworthy man? This zealous support that George Bush, one of the socialist presidents in memory, gets here is really quite remarkable. If the tea-bag movement takes this selective approach, it is doomed to fail and be dismissed as nothing more than a cynical RNC front.
Mine's not greyed out, but I get errors on some whois queries.
I'll do some more digging for windows stuff tonight.
If you have a network, that would the device that connects your pc's to the modem, either by cable or wireless.
The Justice Department confirmed Wednesday that it had reined in the NSA's wiretapping activities in the United States after learning that the agency had improperly accessed American phone calls and e-mails while eavesdropping on foreign communications.
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, said the committee will hold a hearing within a month to look at the NSA's surveillance activities. "We will make sure we get the facts," she said. ( We will make sure to cover up the facts, more like.)
FASCISM, A little bit at a time.This surpasses ANYTHING that Bush had approved,and Obama was complicit, he should be impeached.Nixon was forced to resign for FAR LESS.
Where did the domestic intercept intel. go and why???? Since it was unauthoriced, it cannot be privileged or secret information denied to the public or to the courts as authorized NSA intercepts are.
Where is Senator Leahy now ..Eh???????
I'm getting the feeling that no matter what I say, short of agreeing with you 100%, will suffice. lol
Interesting rationalization to shut off dialogue. when you want to open up your mind, look me up and I'd be happy to have a give and take discussion. On the other hand, if you are looking for someone to march in lockstep for GWB, you probably need to contact Sean Hannnity.
This should come as no surprise, though it is appalling. The Obama administration sees us, you and I and our families, as his enemies. He views us with contempt and seeks to undo everything we hold dear. He wants power and his screaming, uneducated, militant masses are handing it to him. He will use every means at his disposal, legal and illegal. He has no regard for the Constitution and has proven it in fewer than 100 days in office.
By the way, we should all recognize that "right wing extremist" is just code for white people. Pure and simple. It's an ugly concept, but these are ugly times.
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Succulent shrimp get a boost of flavor from the bacon and sweet hot sauce. Served on skewers, they make a fabulous addition to a summer menu. —Carole Resnick, Cleveland, Ohio
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- 1 tablespoon apricot nectar
- 1/8 teaspoon ground chipotle powder
- 6 uncooked large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 3 slices Canadian bacon, halved
- 1. In a small bowl, combine the preserves, apricot nectar and chipotle powder. Chill until serving.
- 2. Thread shrimp and bacon onto two metal or soaked wooden skewers. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 3-4 minutes on each side or until shrimp turn pink. Serve with sauce. Yield: 2 skewers (2/3 cup sauce).
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Just saw on the ESPN BottomLine that Michigan State is in the Alamo bowl, so we'll probably play Minnesota?
I would say it's official...
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Just saw on the ESPN BottomLine that Michigan State is in the Alamo bowl, so we'll probably play Minnesota?
A little late to the party, but yes, that's been confirmed.
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There were 23 goals and 26 assists. There was the playoff hat trick, production that reflects Trevor Cheek's improvement as a hockey player.
But the best evidence that the Camas native has arrived as a member of the Western Hockey League's Calgary Hitmen came at the end of his second season in the league.
Cheek, a 19-year-old, won the Hitman booster club's fan favorite award.
"Probably because I celebrate so hard after my goals," Cheek said, trying to explain why an American is so popular in hockey crazy Calgary.
Cheek had plenty to celebrate in his second season with the Hitmen, beginning with a short preseason invitation to the San Jose Sharks training camp. With confidence bolstered by those four days, Cheek established himself at left wing on Calgary's top line and earned assignments on the power play and penalty kill.
Calgary had the worst record in the WHL in 2010-11, which made Cheek's first winter in Canada especially challenging. Safe to say, this season was a big improvement all around. The Hitmen won 44 games and finished third overall in the Eastern Conference. Losing to Brandon in five games was an unexpected disappointment, Cheek said.
Cheek said the biggest change in his second season in the WHL was his improved confidence.
"Probably just being a lot more confident with the puck," he said, assessing his season. "Playing with good players and having more confidence in myself and realizing that I was one of the better skaters and could really use that to my advantage."
In addition to playing on the top scoring line alongside right wing Jimmy Bubnick and center Cody Sylvester, Cheek played the point on the power play and a forward spot on the penalty killing unit. In that role, he scored four goals short-handed — one more than his three power-play goals.
"I just really love playing the penalty kill," Cheek said. "I like how much open ice there is and how I can skate when the other team's not really expecting it."
Cheek expects to play one more season in the WHL before moving into professional hockey. He is one of six players on the Hitmen roster who will be 20 years old next season. WHL teams are allowed only three 20-year-olds, so Cheek will be competing for a roster spot.
"They just told me, 'Have a good summer and come back and compete for a job,' " Cheek said.
"It makes me feel old," Cheek said of approaching his final season of junior hockey. "I'm running out of time, but I'm hoping to have a really good season next year and keep playing after that."
With that in mind, Cheek will spend his summer training either in Calgary, or in Phoenix where he played for two seasons with one of the top youth hockey programs in the United States, which is sponsored by P.F. Chang's.
Come August, another invitation to an NHL training camp would be welcome. Last summer, Cheek scored a goal in one preseason scrimmage with the Sharks.
"It was kind of a shock to look in the mirror with an NHL jersey on," Cheek said. "It was pretty awesome."
Though the Sharks didn't give Cheek a contract, they did say they would keep watching his development. The Sharks coaches suggested he work on being stronger with his stick, and told him that his combination of size (6-foot-2, 195 pounds) and speed are made to play power forward.
In August of 2009, Cheek participated in the Portland Winterhawks training camp. Had Portland not been loaded with 1992-born players — including forwards Brad Ross and Taylor Peters — Cheek might have had a shot to play at home.
Cheek returned to Camas sooner than he wanted to this season. Despite his three goals in Calgary's Game 2 win, the Hitmen fell to Brandon in five games in the first playoff round.
"We thought we could go deep in the playoffs, so it's pretty disappointing to go out in the first round like that," Cheek said. "But it's good experience for all of us for next year."
These days, a different experience is helping fuel Cheek's commitment. At the urging of his father, Brian, Trevor Cheek has attended several Winterhawks playoff games since returning home. But his enthusiasm for Portland's playoff run is tempered by his desire to be on the ice himself.
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Bogus Dayton Puppy Breeder Tries To Scam Consumers
DAYTON, OHIO, December 20, 2011 – Many families are in the market for a new pet during the holidays. If you're among this group, your Better Business Bureau warns you to be careful. Con artists tug at your heartstrings to scam animal lovers out of their money. In fact, your Better Business Bureau got a phone call last week from a gentleman in West Virginia about an elaborate puppy scam.
The caller said he was searching the Internet for a bulldog puppy to get for his family for Christmas. He came across a professional-looking Web site, www.provincialpuppyclub.com, and began contacting them via e-mail and phone about purchasing a puppy. The breeder representative spoke with a foreign accent and preferred not to talk on the phone. The alleged breeder e-mailed photos of puppies to the buyer, as well as, information on how the puppy would be shipped. As the deal was nearing completion, the breeder instructed the buyer to wire payment for various amounts, ranging from $450 to $1296 via Western Union, which made the buyer uncomfortable and he turned to your BBB.
Your BBB investigated the offer and found several red flags. The breeder's address (3659 Springboro Rd., Dayton) appears to be in a wooded lot according to Google Map. And, the US Postal Service doesn't recognize the address. The phone number used by the breeder begins with a Cleveland area code. And, all correspondence from the scammers has grammatical errors and poor English. In addition, the breeder told the buyer the puppy would be shipped by a company called Sky Rock Ship, which has a Web site address of www.skyrockship.com. This is a Vietnamese company and to use the company's services you have to wire money to Vietnam.
As the negotiations continued between the buyer and breeder, the scammer started telling the buyer the puppy he wanted was no longer available, but another breeder had dogs available and he was given contact information for people in North Dakota and Rhode Island. When the buyer called those breeders, he believes he was talking to the same person as before who was posing as different individuals.
Your BBB advises you to use caution when purchasing pets online. Once arrangements are made for the purchase, the bogus sellers generally ask for money in advance and generally demand buyers wire money because they don't accept personal checks. Some scammers go back to the sellers and ask for more money claiming it's for additional travel expenses, fees or paperwork. Once the money's wired, the animals are never delivered and the buyers don't hear from the sellers or see their money again.
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· Avoid sellers who won't provide you with contact information, such as an address and phone number.
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SANDPOINT, Idaho (AP) — Bonner County commissioners in northern Idaho have approved spending up to $10,000 as part of plan to have Selkirk Mountain woodland caribou taken off the federal endangered species list.
The Bonner County Daily Bee reports (http://bit.ly/xsr84e) that commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved a plan that involves a contract with the Pacific Legal Foundation.
Commissioners also approved a memorandum of understanding that allows the public to contribute money to the effort.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service listed mountain caribou as a protected species in 1984.
Commissioners are concerned a plan announced in November to designate as critical habitat nearly 600 square miles of land in northern Idaho and northeastern Washington will harm local economies by restricting logging, snowmobiling and forest access.
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As part of one of the widest-ranging U.S. war-crime cases to emerge from the conflict in Afghanistan, charging documents released Wednesday allege soldiers took finger bones and other body parts cut from Afghan corpses. The documents provide new public details of the cases against a dozen soldiers who served a year in southern Afghanistan with...
As part of one of the widest-ranging U.S. war-crime cases to emerge from the conflict in Afghanistan, charging documents released Wednesday allege soldiers took finger bones and other body parts cut from Afghan corpses.
The documents provide new public details of the cases against a dozen soldiers who served a year in southern Afghanistan with a Western Washington-based Stryker infantry brigade.
The most serious charges involve the alleged slayings of three Afghans in January, February and May. Five soldiers, all stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, are accused of involvement in one or more of the murders. They face penalties that range up to life imprisonment or death.
These men, as well as seven others, face a range of other charges relating to using hashish, obstructing justice, possessing human body parts and retaining mortar rounds for personal use.
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The documents foreshadow a marathon legal battle in the months ahead that will pit the accused against Army prosecutors who have pieced together charges from sworn statements gathered from unit soldiers.
In the weeks ahead, each soldier is expected to appear before an Article 32 hearing, where evidence is reviewed to decide whether to proceed with courts-martial.
Some soldiers, in conversations with families, attorneys and investigators, have vigorously rejected the charges filed against them.
The soldiers all served in Afghanistan with the 5th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, (since renamed the 2nd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division), which had troops stationed in Kandahar province.
According to the charging documents, the case began when a soldier blew the whistle on the use of hashish. The informant was allegedly kicked, hit, spit upon, choked and threatened with death in an early May assault involving seven soldiers.
The informant then offered tips that triggered the broader criminal investigation.
The most serious charges have been filed against Staff Sgt. Calvin Gibbs, of Billings, Mont., who allegedly participated in all three slayings. He is also accused of a March assault with firearms on three Afghan men. It is unclear from charging documents whether that assault injured any of the Afghans.
In addition, Gibbs is charged with possessing finger bones, leg bones and a tooth taken from Afghan corpses, as well as soliciting another soldier to cut the finger off a corpse.
He also is charged with threatening to injure Spc. Adam Winfield by stating, "I'm going to send you home by dropping a tow bar on you," or words to that effect.
Additionally, he is accused of showing fingers removed from a corpse to the informant, whom he allegedly assaulted.
Gibbs has told investigators he is innocent of any crimes.
Army investigators also have built an obstruction-of-justice case against some soldiers.
Staff Sgt. Robert Stevens, of Portland, for example, charged with involvement in the March assault against three Afghan men, claimed an enemy combatant had thrown a grenade at a Stryker vehicle.
Charging documents allege his statement was "totally false."
Army investigators have built a substantial portion of their case upon the statements of Spc. Jeremy Morlock, of Wasilla, Alaska, who is alleged to have participated in some of the crimes.
His defense attorney, Michael Waddington, told The Seattle Times in an earlier interview that Morlock suffered four concussions during his tour of duty and was in the process of being medically evacuated — and taking numerous prescription drugs — when questioned.
Waddington said he will attempt to have Morlock's statements barred from introduction into the court proceedings.
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On July 12, Superior Judge
William Morse extended until July 16 an order preventing the Alaska Railroad
from spraying weed killers on a section of track until the state's high court
can review the state-issued permit, local media report. Previously, state
regulators had given the railroad permission to spray herbicide for 30 miles
along a 90-mile stretch of track from Indian to Seward, south of Anchorage.
Gladstone, Mich., City
Commission approved plans by the Canadian National Railway Company (CN) to
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The Redevelopment
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South Shore Line if the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District can
get federal grant money for the study, the News-Dispatch reports. The money
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South Shore Line. NICTD has said the agency and Michigan City would split the
$200,000 local portion of the study funding, with the federal government
providing the rest.
In January, President
Obama announced that North Carolina was awarded $545 million in American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds to continue its development of high-speed
intercity rail. On July12, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced that
the U.S. Department of Transportation and the State of North Carolina have
finalized a grant agreement for $20.3 million, the first installment of the
$545 million awarded to the state.
U.S. Senator Jeff
Bingaman, D-N.M., said that the City of Albuquerque has been awarded a $6.72-million
grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The city will use the funding
to construct a Rail Runner station on Montaño between 2nd Street and Edith
As part of BART's
system-wide Earthquake Safety Program, the agency will begin strengthening structures
at the Concord and Daley City stations to withstand future earthquakes.
Job creation has become a
key argument for rail advocates, including Ohio Secretary of Transportation
Jolene Molitoris, who got their chance July 12 at the Dayton Rotary Club to
rebut an earlier presentation by state Sen. Jon Husted, the Dayton Daily News
(Rep. Mike Michaud,
D-Maine, wrote the following opinion for the Brunswick, Maine, Times Record.) A
report recently released by the American Association of State Highway and
Transportation Officials analyzed our nation's freight system. The report found
that if we do not maintain, much less improve, our nation's system of moving
freight, millions of jobs and our nation's long-term economic health would be
put at risk. Unfortunately, we have a potential economic crisis brewing right
here in Maine on this very topic.
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Council Accused of 'Total Disregard' for Language; 'DISCOVER CARMARTHENSHIRE' WEBSITE WRITTEN IN ENGLISH ONLY
Byline: RACHAEL MISSTEAR
ITS county town lays claim to being the oldest in Wales - but its local authority has been accused of failing the Welsh language after writing its tourism website in English only.
Discover Carmarthenshire is produced and maintained by the council's marketing division and advertised as the county's official tourist information website.
But Plaid Cymru have criticised the authority for a "complete disregard for the Welsh language". The party also claimed the site was "completely at odds with the authority's recently adopted Welsh Language Scheme".
In a joint statement, Jonathan Edwards MP and AM Rhodri Glyn Thomas said: "The Discover Carmarthenshire website is a great initiative to promote the many wonderful things about our county. "Nonetheless, we are extremely disappointed that the council has completely ignored the Welsh language.
"The move flies in the face of the recently promoted Welsh Language Scheme in which the county council said it would treat Welsh and English equally.
"The council must explain who authorised the website to be published in English only, and must ensure that such total disregard for the language is never allowed to happen again."
A council spokesman said: "The Welsh language is extremely important to the work we do in tourism and marketing.
"We give hints and tips to visitors on our website, as an understanding of the language makes a trip more enjoyable."
The spokesman added that the council has produced 75,000 bilingual What's On guides, which had been distributed across South Wales.
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Grey's Anatomy Songs: Music From Season 9, Episode 23: "Readiness Is All"
Relationships come and go, characters die or move on to other shows, but one thing we can always count on with Grey's Anatomy is that the music will be great. So check out the tunes from Season 9, Episode 23: "Readiness Is All." If you download these songs, perhaps you, too, will have the perfect soundtrack when everything is going wrong.
Artist: The Proclaimers
Song: "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)"
Scene: Matthew proposes
When I wake up, well I know I'm gonna be
I'm gonna be the man who wakes up next to you.
When I go out, yeah I know I'm gonna be
I'm gonna be the man who goes along with you.
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Artist: Sleeping at Last
Song: "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)"
Scene: Closing montage
But I would walk 500 miles
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Just to be the man who walked 1000 miles
To fall down at your door.
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Just scored a touchdown, and tied it up.
I LIEK CHOCOLATE MILK - The Partisan Bat
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams
Hmmm...I'm not a huge "weiner"
Originally Posted by Angie
"Yeah, Chris' weiner is a way bigger get than mine."
Originally Posted by Cycl1
Just scored a touchdown, and tied it up.
Just checked the schedule...yep CMU is on there:
Kirk showing some balls and going for it on 4th and 1 against a lesser opponent.
Originally Posted by ISUAgronomist
Just checked the schedule...yep CMU is on there:
Thats a lot of Super Bowls! I gotta get more dip. BRB.
Again? Maybe he just forgot how to count to 4...
17 - 14 CMU. I don't think anyone was within 10 yards of that receiver.
Central Michigan takes the lead. Iowa is terrible.
LOL, Iowa's DB just got abused on that route, think it was Lowery.
Iowa is so damn lucky they play in the big 10. (not that this is new information).
They might beat kansas if they played in the big 12. Might.
Did they seriously just put "Wiesman for Heisman?" on the screen? lol.
I'm glad the Greg Davis 3rd down offense is in full swing today.
Originally Posted by johnnydugouts
MM and gesell are pretty much a wash. is niang a better player than woodbury? of course, but that doesnt mean its a good matchup for him, especially with a much more athletic defensive player backing up woodbury.
Originally Posted by GTO
Georges doesn't talk trash. He makes promises and then delivers on those promises.
Originally Posted by Hoiball92
Jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams
Originally Posted by ISUAgronomist
Holy **** thats funny!
Originally Posted by KaiserWilhelm
Did they seriously just put "Wiesman for Heisman?" on the screen? lol.
Yes, yes they did. lol indeed.
Searching for university of iowa on espn resulted in some curious results...
Although I guess their fans are one in the same
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Obama: Buchenwald Is the Ultimate Rebuke to Holocaust Deniers
At concentration camp, U.S. president says everyone must be vigilant about spread of evil in our own time.
U.S. President Barack Obama said Friday at the Buchenwald concentration camp that the facility "is the ultimate rebuke" to those who deny the Holocaust.
Obama on Friday visited the Nazi-era camp, where an estimated 56,000 people, including some 11,000 Jews, perished there at the hands of Nazis. He toured the memorial with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and survivor Elie Wiesel. They laid roses at a memorial.
"To this day, there are those who insist the Holocaust never happened," Obama said. "This place is the ultimate rebuke to such thoughts, a reminder of our duty to confront those who would tell lies about our history."
A somber Obama told reporters that his great-uncle had helped liberate a nearby satellite camp, Ohrdruf, just days before other U.S. Army units overran Buchenwald. Obama says his great-uncle returned from war and was unable to speak of the horrible scene.
Obama added that both the victims and the perpetrators of the camp alike were humans and everyone must stand guard against a repeat.
The U.S. President went on to say that today we must reject the false comfort of the belief that others' suffering is not our problem. Wiesel later echoed this sentiment, saying that he was not convinced that the world had learned the lesson of the Holocaust, because if it had, the atrocities in Rwanda, Cambodia and Bosnia would not have been allowed to happen.
"This place teaches us that we must be ever vigilant about the spread of evil in our own time," Obama added.
It was a pointed message to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has expressed doubts that 6 million Jews died at the hands of the Nazis.
"He should make his own visit to Buchenwald," Obama told NBC in an interview earlier Friday. He added: "I have no patience for people who would deny history."
Wiesel, who flew to the former camp on Obama's presidential helicopter, said "memory must bring people together rather than set them apart."
"What else can we do, except invoke that memory so that people everywhere can say the 21st century is a century of new beginnings filled with promise and infinite hope and, at times, profound gratitude to all those who believe in our task, which is to improve the human condition?" the Holocaust survivor asked.
Wiesel and his family were deported from what is now Romania to Auschwitz, another concentration camp where his mother and younger sister died. He was then moved to Buchenwald, where his father died three months before the camp was liberated in 1945.
Earlier Friday, Obama told a news conference in Dresden, that the "moment is now" to push forward a two-state solution, adding that both the Palestinians and Israel must get serious and prepare to make some difficult compromises.
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I just bought a new system with the following configuration-
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After installation of windows, I just had some bare-bone applications installed . I was able to play and load DVDs without any issues. I performed the installation of so many programs and then tried to install Orange Box, that uses DVDs. When I inserted the DVD, it did not auto run. When I moved to My Computer to browse the contents on the disc,window getting open but in half and then froze (Not Responding) and would not show any information or any drives.
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When they finally offered the superintendent's job, Seattle School Board members said the only remaining candidate was the right candidate.
When they finally offered the superintendent's job, Seattle School Board members said the only remaining candidate was the right candidate.
Maria Goodloe-Johnson, current leader of the Charleston County School District in South Carolina, was named on Thursday as Seattle's next schools chief.
"Her courage to honestly speak the truth about issues that have lingered since the Civil War gives us great hope for the lessons we can learn from her experience," Board President Cheryl Chow said.
Goodloe-Johnson, 49, accepted the position about five hours after the other finalist, Gregory Thornton, chief academic officer of The School District of Philadelphia, withdrew from consideration.
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Thornton's decision surprised Seattle board members Chow and Michael DeBell, who sat in Thornton's office in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening and heard him say he wasn't interested in accepting a competing offer to lead a small school district in Pennsylvania.
What happened between then and 10 a.m. Thursday, when he backed out, no one knows, DeBell said. Thornton declined to be interviewed, but a Philadelphia district spokeswoman said he wanted to remain close to family on the East Coast.
The School Reform Commission in Philadelphia — an appointed school board — plans to meet this weekend to talk with the goal of naming an interim superintendent, now that Paul Vallas has announced he will leave in June.
No specific names are under discussion, said Carey Dearnley, commission spokeswoman. But she did say Thornton "has a lot of fans" in Philadelphia, and with Vallas leaving "we'll be glad to have his guidance."
Maria Goodloe-Johnson
Goodloe-Johnson is superintendent of the Charleston County (S.C.) School District.
Age: 49
Education: Bachelor's degree in special education, University of Lincoln (Neb.); master's degree in "educationally handicapped K-12," University of Northern Colorado; doctorate in educational administration, University of Colorado, Denver
Experience: Charleston County superintendent, 2003 to present; assistant superintendent for instruction and school services, Corpus Christi (Texas) Independent School District, 1999-2003; director of secondary instruction, 1994-99, and high-school principal, 1988-1994, St. Vrain School District, Longmont, Colo.; special-education teacher.
Family: Married, one daughter.
Chow said Goodloe-Johnson had a majority of votes on the seven-member board no matter what Thornton decided. The one-time special-education teacher distinguished herself by stressing academic achievement and conveying an ability to persuade others to share her vision.
"She was our first choice," Chow said. "She hit a home run when she was in Seattle."
Not everyone said her Seattle visit was a success.
DeBell acknowledged the board heard concerns that Goodloe-Johnson was stiff and chilly during a closed-door community meeting at district headquarters last week.
On the other hand, Goodloe-Johnson was friendly during private visits to Seattle schools that same day, leading DeBell to wonder "which one was the real Maria," he said.
When DeBell and Chow visited South Carolina earlier this week to interview teachers and staff and watch Goodloe-Johnson in action, a more positive image emerged.
"Maria Goodloe-Johnson was very warm and outgoing," DeBell said.
In an interview on Thursday, Goodloe-Johnson said she had a tough time during the Seattle forum.
"I was truly tired and had been on my feet all day. … I tried to be businesslike, and wanted to make sure I answered all the questions," she said. "I'm extremely happy. It's a great opportunity, a great community."
Goodloe-Johnson will inherit a 46,000-student district that is scrambling to close endemic budget gaps, improve student achievement and reclaim public confidence.
Many observers say Seattle's biggest problem is a lack of leadership. Departing Superintendent Raj Manhas is credited with putting the district on firmer financial footing, but, by his own admission, he mishandled the politics of his job. Four board members are up for re-election this fall.
After moving here by July with her husband, 2-year-old daughter and mother, Goodloe-Johnson said, she'll do a lot of listening in her first 100 days.
Her plans call for meeting with Mayor Greg Nickels and the City Council, taking a ride-along with Police Chief Gil Kerlikowske and establishing a relationship with the district's unions.
"People have to know who you are and trust you. Typically, people don't trust people they don't know. You only get to know people over time. That's part of what has to be built."
Other challenges, she said, include race relations.
"It is clear there appears to be issues around institutional racism and inequities," she said, adding that she deals with such issues by examining which students perform better or worse and why.
Goodloe-Johnson is the city's second African-American superintendent and first female schools chief in more than 100 years.
She presented herself as a committed educator with a detailed vision of how to improve schools and a take-charge attitude to make it happen, several School Board members said.
"In Seattle, our process sometimes gets in the way. I think we have someone who is going to make real change in Seattle. She gets things done," Irene Stewart said.
Darlene Flynn said: "She has this ability to teach you into what you need to know to be a constructive part of the change."
Goodloe-Johnson has run the 43,000-student Charleston district since 2003 and is known for her sometimes controversial efforts to turn around failing schools. She is installing a districtwide curriculum and has implemented thrice-yearly student testing to gauge principals' progress.
Reaction across Seattle was mostly positive, albeit cautious.
In a statement, Nickels said he welcomed Goodloe-Johnson, but also noted Seattle Public Schools shrinks by 600 students every year as parents choose to send their kids to other districts or private schools.
"That's the equivalent of losing a large elementary school each year. That must stop. Instead of losing children to suburban schools, we should be attracting families with children back into the city," he said.
Although Goodloe-Johnson replaced about 40 percent of the principals in four years as the head of the Charleston district, the head of Seattle's principals union was not concerned.
"She came across as a decisive leader that doesn't shrink from the challenges of leading an urban school district," said Richard Mellish, principal of Schmitz Park Elementary and president of the Principals Association of Seattle Schools.
Wendy Kimball, president of the Seattle Education Association, praised Goodloe-Johnson's energy, focus and her honesty about the fact that working with strong unions will be new to her.
South Carolina and Texas, where Goodloe-Johnson served as assistant superintendent in Corpus Christi, are "right to work" states where it's against the law to require union membership.
"To say I don't have some anxiety about that would be false," Kimball said. "I'm not anticipating that there will be a great divide. I'm just anticipating that we will need to get to know each other."
When Thornton dropped out, Melissa Westbrook, a member of the school-closure advisory committee and parent of a Roosevelt High School student, believed the board should have put the search on hold. In 2003, after four finalists bowed out, the board offered the top job to Manhas, who was serving as interim superintendent.
Westbrook said she didn't know enough about Goodloe-Johnson.
"I feel uneasy," she said, "because I don't understand what she's going to do."
James Kelly, president of the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle, agreed the superintendent search seemed rushed, and Goodloe-Johnson must now get acquainted with the community.
"Seattle is a process palace. We want to ask the smart questions, ask the dumb questions. I don't think we got that feel," he said.
Focusing on improving the graduation rate — 58 percent of Seattle students graduate in four years — should be Goodloe-Johnson's top priority, Kelly said, and race is a topic that won't go away.
On the plus side, he said, the city cares about public education, and the approval of an $887 million bond and levy package symbolized the community's support for the district. To succeed, Goodloe-Johnson must tap into that.
"I certainly welcome her to Seattle," said Kelly. "She has a lot of work ahead of her."
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IBM customers will soon be able to take advantage of location-based mobile services. IBM has signed a deal with Webraska to...
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Other location-based applications include personal agendas, city guides, sales force automation, fleet management, dispatch centres and delivery. Investment in these services is expected to top $20bn (£13.8bn) by 2005, according to analyst Ovum.
IBM plans to port Webraska's Wireless Navigation Platform and Personal Navigation API software to its PSeries and XSeries e-Servers. It will also integrate Webraska offerings with its middleware platforms, including Websphere Everyplace Suite and DB2. In addition, the Webraska technology will be integrated into Lotus Notes Domino Everyplace calendar and address book.
Nick Jones, research director at analyst group Gartner, said location-based services are likely to play a key role in business applications, but not until the technology has matured.
"In the long term, this mapping technology could prove incredibly useful, but in the short term the weaknesses of Wap and second generation phones - the small screens and slow networks for example - will mean it will not work so well," he said.
Jones added that location-based services will be more effective when 2.5G and Java phones hit the market.
"IBM, together with Webraska, offers a secure wireless infrastructure platform for companies to easily create next generation wireless applications, whether it is for B2C, B2B or business-to-employee applications," said Val Rahmani, general manager of IBM wireless solutions.
Michel Mayre, general manager for pervasive computing at IBM, said that within 18 months location-based technology will be using artificial intelligence to predict what a wireless device user is going to do, based on their usual movements.
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I have a '12 COD/MW3, and am looking to try and convert my hood into the "full" AEV vented hood. Does anyone in the San Antonio/Boerne area have a AEV hood I can compare mine with? I am thinking of ordering the vents from AEV and doing the work myself.
Thanks in advance!
According to AEV the COD and MOAB will not work with the vented hood conversion.
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Bird-B-Gone, Inc. is the world`s largest manufacturer of professional bird control products. We offer an extensive line of bird deterrents to help solve bird problems in commercial, industrial and residential settings. Our team of bird control experts can help you choose the right product and give installation advice for your specific situation. We also work with a ...
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Colloid Environmental Technologies Company, better known as CETCO is the Construction Technologies segment of AMCOL International. CETCO offers solutions for commercial, industrial and infrastructure construction challenges worldwide. End markets range from waterproofing, greenroofs, sediment remediation, vapor intrusion to lining and capping. We provide expertise in ...
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text: Posted 13 Dec 2010 Neg rep for quitting on your team.. As long as the players are still out there trying I'll be cheering for em NO matter how bad we are. Nope, you are sadly mistaken. I have invested thousands of dollars in the BOA building and the team. My name is on one of those Panther statues outside the gates. Just as Jerry leaves early or no-shows, so can I. So try "negative repping" Jerry since he's missed 10 times more games than I have.... Or doesn't my money work as well as his? Not the same or not as good? 1 person likes this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites