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Update on MarioMario continues to work independently. He is at the wheel of his vehicle as he continues to provide taxi service. He continues to support his children's education and everything having to do with the household and the house.
At this time he wishes to use the loan for maintenance on his taxi.
El socio Mario; continua con su trabajo independiente y esta al volante de su unidad vehicular y continua prestando el servico de taxi; el socio sigue adelante apoyando en los estudios de sus hijos y en todo lo referente al hogar y vivienda, el socio en esta ocasión desea invertir el prestamo en el mantenimiento de sus unidad vehicular.
Previous Loan DetailsMario, 52, is a member of the SOL Y LUNA" (Sun & Moon) communal bank that's located in Cusco District which is in Cusco Province, Cusco Department. He is separated and has three children. He has a car that he uses to provide taxi services all day Monday through Sunday. His schedule can vary a... More from Mario's previous loan »
Additional Information
Important InformationAbout Asociación Arariwa
Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 8 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jan 20, 2012
- Listed
- Jan 27, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Covered
- Ended:
- Aug 15, 2012
Photo from previous loan
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Taking, collecting, and uploading photos of borrowers is one of the most challenging elements of using Kiva for our Field Partners. In order to make Kiva easier for Field Partners to use, we have allowed them to post successive and concurrent loans without taking a new photo of the borrower if the criteria above are met.


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Dear Pam -- Thanks for sharing your beautiful story. My husband passed away May 18,'07 with this terrible disease. Fortunately, he didn't suffer too long with it. I live on the ocean at Hutchinson Island, Fl.during the winter months and I can relate the comfort the beach and the water bring. In fact, my son and daughter accompanied me in burying their Dad's ashes in the sand. We purposely put them fairly close to the lapping waves on the shore so we could witness them being carried out to sea as we sat and reflected on the wonderful life we had with "Dad & Husband". In a memorial I wrote a favorite verse --- "The tides recede but leave behind, bright seashells on the sand.
The sun goes down but gentle warmth still lingers on the land. The music stops but echoes on in a soft and sweet refrain. So every day that passes by a part of you, Dear (name), will still remain. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Pam. Hugs, Jean
1 Sun, 15 Mar 2009 08:53:51
Re: The shell in my pocket. (12 replies, posted in Grief Management)
Dear Pam -- Thanks for sharing your beautiful story. My husband passed away May 18,'07 with this terrible disease. Fortunately, he didn't suffer too long with it. I live on the ocean at Hutchinson Island, Fl.during the winter months and I can relate the comfort the beach and the water bring. In fact, my son and daughter accompanied me in burying their Dad's ashes in the sand. We purposely put them fairly close to the lapping waves on the shore so we could witness them being carried out to sea as we sat and reflected on the wonderful life we had with "Dad & Husband". In a memorial I wrote a favorite verse --- "The tides recede but leave behind, bright seashells on the sand.
2 Mon, 21 Jul 2008 08:13:22
Re: Better off dead??? (13 replies, posted in Insurance)
To everyone who is going through the heartbreak of this horrible disease -- my prayers go out to all of you! I ask God to please give you the strength and hope for better days. God bless all of you!!
~~ Jean
3 Tue, 27 May 2008 17:52:51
Re: how do you know its the end? (14 replies, posted in Supportive, Palliative & Hospice Care)
Susan -- So very sorry to hear about your Mom. You were such a supportive and loving daughter and she knew that right to the end. You were there for her and, speaking from experience, it will be a comfort to you always, knowing that you did everything that was humanly possible to show your love in her final moments. God Bless you and give you strength through your grief. Love, Jean
4 Sun, 20 Apr 2008 10:16:23
Re: Finally, all of the answers (16 replies, posted in General Discussion)
My heart aches with each and every post -- it's so hard to think about the pain and suffering that so many people are going through!!! I know the agony of watching loved ones -- their pain is OUR pain -- in our hearts , our minds, our constant thinking. God's blessings on each and everyone of you. I have mentioned it before -- thought I'd offer a suggestion again. My husband had morphine and it didn't touch his pain. An angel of a nurse came up with the idea of "Dilaudid" -- one injection of that and the pain was gone and my husband rested peacefully. Love, Jean
5 Tue, 18 Mar 2008 05:50:00
Re: our fight time was too short (13 replies, posted in In Remembrance)
My heart is with you, Michelle! My husband passed away last May '07. We were married 53 yrs. I continue to read the posts and pray for all those who are suffering from this terrible disease. I know the numbness that you are feeling and the disbelief that your loved one is gone. You will gain strength as time passes, but the tears will come out of nowhere at different times of the day as memories come flooding over you. The important thing, as I have often heard is, don't hang on to the grief -- you have to gain the strength to maintain your health. I always picture how proud my husband would be of me, to see that I am able to smile in memory of him. Time heals, but your heart and mind will hold him forever. I bought a gold chain and put his wedding band on it -- I wear it often.
6 Tue, 22 Jan 2008 19:48:25
Re: Things rapidly turning for the worse (8 replies, posted in Supportive, Palliative & Hospice Care)
Dear Amilcar - I read your message about your Dad going downhill so fast. I know exactly how you are feeling, for in May, our family went through the very same experience. My husband entered the hospital, looking fairly well on a Thurs., no symptoms other than fatigue and low blood pressure. Friday evening after he ate a light dinner, he experienced pain (greater than a 10, so he said) and he grew more serious as days went on. His urine turned very dark brown and he could not eat much. By Wednesday, he was still somewhat alert and then shortly after that, went into a coma and never spoke to us again -- passed away Friday. Nurses at the hospital could not believe how fast he went downhill. A doctor friend of ours theorized that his liver hemorrhaged when he had the extreme pain. Injections of the drug, Diladid, took the pain away, giving him peaceful rest at that time. God Bless you during this transition in your family's life. Many thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, Jean
7 Sat, 22 Dec 2007 10:46:45
Re: When to choose Hospice? (7 replies, posted in Supportive, Palliative & Hospice Care)
Dear Richard -- Not knowing exactly the extent of your fahter's condition at this time, it seems if he feels well and has the thoughts of exercising, etc.. or at least giving all this a try once he is home, let him. If there is interference of having visiting nurses, etc. going on around him when he doesn't need them yet, it seems the freedom to be himself, if he so desires, might be beneficial to him. If, however, he is apprehensive and needs hospice care with meds and everything, he will undoubtedly show signs when that need arises. I know it's a tough decision to make at this time.
God bless you with His love and care. ~~ Jean
8 Thu, 13 Dec 2007 09:03:57
Re: 18 month check-up-Dr. says "REMISSION" (6 replies, posted in Good News / What's Working)
Dear Mary - Wow, that is wonderful news. It would be good if there was a follow-up and research on his particular case. Never know if that could lead to a successful treatment for others. Wouldn't that be great!!!! So happy for both of you. Enjoy life -- "Live well, laugh often and love much".
~~ Jean ~~
9 Tue, 11 Dec 2007 19:32:55
Re: Sad news!!! (10 replies, posted in In Remembrance)
Dear Rita -- My husband passed away in May and since that time, I have read as many messages as I can. I read yours with heartache and understanding all through your father's illness. Many of the things that you were experiencing, how your Dad was talking and acting and the symptoms that you were describing, were very much like my husband's in his final days. Just always remember that you were there for him in his final days. That is so comforting to me now. God bless you and give you strength in the days ahead. It's a blessing that he will not have to suffer anymore -- he is in a much better place than on a bed of pain! God bless you and your family. ~~ Jean
10 Tue, 20 Nov 2007 08:42:01
Re: Tis the Season to be Jolly or Not ? (16 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hi Jeff -- You are one special guy!!! I loved your poem and know that it came right from your heart.
There are many of us who read these posts with hope in our hearts for those who are suffering the anguish connected with this horrible disease. I have lived it and gone through it with my husband who passed away in May,'07. You have been a true fighter and, as another of your faithful "cheerleaders", I'm going to continue with my positive thoughts and prayers for you -- my favorite saying (as someone else also mentioned) -- THIS TOO SHALL PASS!!! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving, Jeff -- I'll be thinking of you as I also will be soaking up lots of gravy with my mashed potatoes and turkey.
Love and hugs --- Jean
11 Fri, 16 Nov 2007 17:51:28
Re: Mets to lymph and/or bone marrow? (8 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Dear Cathy -- I can't even imagine how Gerry has the stamina or the will to go to work while he is battling this disease. He needs every ounce of energy that he has, plus time to rest and relax when he needs to. Do hope he can get the disability leave soon. My heart goes out to both of you. God Bless. ~~ Jean
12 Fri, 09 Nov 2007 12:30:18
Re: Charlie's surgery moved up to tomorrow (Tues. 11/6) (11 replies, posted in Surgery, Resection & Transplant Treatment Options)
Hi Carol -- Just read today about Charlie's surgery being moved up. Do hope he is doing well after the surgery. My thoughts and prayers have been with you! God bless. ~~ Jean ~~
13 Tue, 06 Nov 2007 22:25:30
Re: He's given up... (22 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Dear Carol -- My thoughts and prayers are with you and Charlie and will be on Thurs. Nov. 8 when he has his surgery. So glad to hear that he seems to be looking on the brighter side as he awaits this day. God bless both of you with strength, comfort for your fears and love in your hearts for one another. Just remember, that love will always be there -- the illness has put a strain on it, but it's there!!!!! God bless! Love & hugs, Jean
14 Tue, 09 Oct 2007 09:22:04
Re: The Value of a Good Physician (9 replies, posted in General Discussion)
scragots -- So happy for you to have a wonderful oncologist/surgeon who has "given you back your life"! It's rare to find an oncologist who is also a surgeon, so it seems. How fortunate you are!!
God bless you with many happy and healthy days ahead. ~~ Jean (seasheller)
15 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 19:13:25
Re: The Value of a Good Physician (9 replies, posted in General Discussion)
I had the biggest disappointment in my life after my husband was admitted to the hospital. We had both an internist and an oncologist that we really liked so much -- they were always so kind and caring. It was hard for me to believe that neither one of them showed up at the hospital in the 8 days that my husband was there. They were each in a GROUP with 3 other doctors who were not familiar with my husband or case. Just writing about it now makes me both mad and sad. I guess in the long run, it's all about money because the bills came in for their short visits in the room -- nothing under $200.00 or so a visit. I know they need their time off, but where is there compassion and dedication to their patients?? I will find it very difficult to go back to Florida and return to our internist for my personal check up. I haven't seen or talked to the man since he admitted my husband.
I would have been comforted by a call from him to express his sympathy -- maybe I'm expecting too much. Blessings to all, Jean
16 Thu, 04 Oct 2007 10:02:27
Re: Anyone going the onc soon? Can you ask them a question? (6 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hi Kris -- You sure sound like a "miracle case" with your early diagnoses and surgery. Your prognosis sounds so positive. Has the jaundice cleared up? My thoughts and prayers are with you for all your future decisions. I'm sure everyone that follows this site will be interested in keeping posted --- God Bless!!!!
17 Wed, 03 Oct 2007 20:21:19
Re: Anyone going the onc soon? Can you ask them a question? (6 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hi Kris -- I'm curious. Is your pea-sized tumor in the bile duct and what has been done to shrink the size? What symptoms did you first have and how was it discovered? It sounds like you have a very good chance to beat this disease, being that it was discovered in early stages. Are you to have it monitored for a while ? It is so difficult to predict what course to take in planning to have children. Pregnancy, of course, can become complicated with all the changes that take place throughout your whole system with the nutrients needed to nourish both the baby and you. It sounds wise to wait a little longer to be sure. That's just my opinion. In the long run, maybe God will guide you if you turn to Him in prayer. God Bless.
~~ Jean
18 Tue, 02 Oct 2007 19:13:06
Re: CT Scan 3 Month Follow-up (16 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hi Jeff -- Wonderful news! You are definitely an inspiration to all on this site. What a fighter you are with a positive attitude. That's what it takes. Hugs and prayers are always with you. Keep up the good fight!!! Cheers! Jean ("seasheller")
19 Tue, 02 Oct 2007 19:05:03
Re: Update on my Dad (8 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Dear Rae -- Your story about your Dad brings back the painful experience of seeing one we love so dear going through all this. My husband did not have pain until the very last week of his illness. One night his pain came on suddenly (out of the blue). A doctor friend theorized that he had sudden hemorrhaging in the liver and bile duct.
Morphine shots did not touch the pain. An angel of a nurse then administered a shot of DILAUDID which finally relieved the pain. It was such a blessed relief. (it might be wise to keep that name in mind -- I had never heard of it!)
My heart goes out to you and your family. My husband passed away May 18 of this year and I am continually comforting myself with the thoughts that he is in a better place, free of the pain that could have lingered for a long time -- it's a blessing to know he is at peace. My heartfelt thoughts and prayers and with you.
Love & Hugs, Jean
20 Thu, 20 Sep 2007 09:55:04
Re: Anyone with the disease have small kids (under 12?) (19 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Dear "cdr" -- It's so difficult to even imagine you battling CC being alone and with the care of a 10 yr. old. besides. Is there any kind of a support group in your area that could help you by doing outside activities with your child to give you a break once in a while? A church group or something! Do you have family that can help? Maybe your family doctor can guide you. You are in my thoughts and prayers!!! ~~ Jean
21 Sat, 18 Aug 2007 20:33:21
Re: 3 Years of Chemo and Finally Hair Falling Out!!! (Taxotere) (13 replies, posted in Chemotherapy)
Dear Jeff -- You truly have been an inspiration with your courage and determination in battling CC along with the rest of our loved ones. I'm holding you and "Babe" in my heart and my prayers that you will gain hope and strength to fight on with the faith that you have had all this time. Sounds like a smart move on your part to take a rest from the chemo -- time out to wrap your arms around one another and share lots of hugs and kisses -- the best medicine that money can't buy!!! God bless you!!! Love & hugs, Jean
22 Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:54:28
Re: My dad just diagnosed (10 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Dear Rae -- I'm sorry I didn't answer another question you had. We did see an oncologist who monitored my husband, sending him for Cat Scans and then MRI's to check for changes in the size of my husband's tumor. It remained about the same for awhile, and he didn't have any significant weight loss, so an alarm didn't sound, calling for chemo.
My husband elected not to have it if the subject was brought up. I know his quality of life was better without it. ~~ Jean
23 Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:41:35
Re: My dad just diagnosed (10 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Dear Rae -- My heart aches for you and your family. It is a tough decision for your Dad to decline getting chemo, but from my husband's experience, it was a wise one for him. He had a large tumor in the right lobe of his liver (inoperable) He felt well and enjoyed life for at least six months without having to suffer the ill effects of having chemo. He lived life to the fullest, so to speak. Soon he lost his appetite and some foods (especially meat) did not taste good to him anymore. He was still able to enjoy foods that did appeal to him otherwise. His system obviously started weakening (he developed blood pressure problems) but he still did not feel horribly bad. He entered the hospital to be rehydrated and suddenly did have one evening of intense pain, which was alleviated with drugs. Sad to say, within a week he passed away, but when I look back, he was blessed at least with many good days that he might not have had if he suffered through the effects of chemo during that precious time.
Blessings to your Dad and you, his family!!!
Love & hugs, Jean
24 Mon, 30 Jul 2007 18:41:14
Re: Bob has left us (12 replies, posted in In Remembrance)
Bob's Dear Wife -- My heart, thoughts and prayers are with you and your son at this time. I lost my husband, Marv, on May 18, '07. It's awfully lonely without him, but I feel the peace, knowing that he did not linger or suffer very long. May precious memories of his love for you be of great comfort in your sorrow. My love and hugs, Jean
25 Thu, 26 Jul 2007 17:23:31
Re: taking a break from chemo (4 replies, posted in Chemotherapy)
No suggestions, but I can offer my prayers and thoughts for the Lord to guide you in making decisions. I can understand the importance of quality of life versus going through such an operation. God bless both of you!!! ~~ Jean

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|Peter Chiarelli: Flames told Bruins they had a deal for Jarome Iginla
|03.28.13 at 4:03 pm ET
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli held a press conference Thursday at TD Garden to inform the media of what took place Wednesday as the B's thought they had acquired Flames captain Jarome Iginla, only to see him get dealt to the Penguins.
The Bruins and Flames agreed to a deal that would sent Alexander Khokhlachev, Matt Bartkowski and a non-conditional first-round pick to the Flames for Iginla. The 35-year-old had put the Bruins on a list of four teams for which he'd move his no-trade clause, but after the Flames told the Bruins that they had "won the sweepstakes" and scratched their captain Wednesday for the sake of the trade, Iginla informed Flames general manager Jay Feaster that he wanted to play for the Penguins. The Flames then completed a deal with Pittsburgh to accommodate the player.
Chiarelli said that he was "assured that the list was teams the he would go to and waive his no-trade" and that he never had an indication throughout the process that it was an ordered list of any kind.
"I guess you initially feel [hoodwinked], but I've been around for a while and i've seen things happen similar to this, and it happens," he said. "We were on the list, and you assume that once you come to a deal, that you're going to get the player. That's what I was operating under."
Chiarelli described the events of Wednesday as such:
"We were informed around noon yesterday that we had the player, we'd won the sweepstakes, so to speak. [Feaster] just had to talk to Jarome and his agent regarding logistics of everything. From that point on, there had been some discussions regarding Jarome taking some time, not to decide, but to let things soak in.
"Then we had our game and prior to that, we'd made moves, as did they. They scratched Jarome. We'd made moves, scratching Bart and Koko, who was playing in Providence. We brought up Torey [Krug], and we relied on the fact that we had a deal.
"Now, these things happen all the time — more than you know — about deals going south for whatever reason. We believed we had a deal and we operated on the premise of the deal. When things were silent — obviously, in my experience, when things go silent, usually something is going screwy from your end. It was.
"Later that night, around 12, I got a call from Jay saying that it was the player's choice and he opted to go to Pittsburgh, so we were out. That's it in a nutshell."
Chiarelli said that he asked for the opportunity to speak to Iginla, but "didn't get it." Asked if he was surprised to see this happen to a team that's been a destination of sorts for players in recent years, he guessed that the Penguins' 13-game win streak may have made up Iginla's mind.
"Here's what I think: I think that Pitt, and God bless them because I like Ray Shero and the whole group there, Pitt has been on this amazing run, and we've been in and out a little bit lately," Chiarelli said. "We're a very good team, and I think as the wind blows in the last couple of days, I think that's how it goes."
|Peter Chiarelli still doesn't expect Tim Thomas to play this season
|02.07.13 at 7:06 pm ET
Speaking to the media on a conference call following the trade of Tim Thomas to the Islanders, Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli said Thursday that based on his discussions with agent Bill Zito, he does not expect Thomas to play for the Islanders this season.
"Nothing would suggest to me that he's coming back this season, no, in my discussions with the agent," Chiarelli said.
Thomas is in the final year of his deal, and Thursday's trade would net the Bruins a draft pick in 2014 or 2015 if Thomas plays a game.
"Without getting into specifics, the condition [of the pick] is basically if he plays," Chiarelli said. "There's a bunch of different ways how to couch how he plays or where he plays or when he plays, but it's if he plays."
Chiarelli said at the open of training camp that Thomas still planned on playing next season, but said that talks with Zito led him to believe he "misstated" that information.
Said Chiarelli: "It's better stated, coming from Bill, that he's still contemplating playing next year."
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|Bruins press conference held up by memorandum of understanding
|01.12.13 at 2:56 pm ET
Because the memorandum of understanding regarding the new collective bargaining agreement had yet to be signed, the Bruins were forced to postpone and eventually cancel Saturday's press conference with president Cam Neely and general manager Peter Chiarelli.
The MOU is essentially a place-holder for the language in the recently agreed-upon CBA, which would allow the season to get going while the CBA is finalized. It's a minor technicality and shouldn't cause any reason for concern. The B's plan on having the press conference as soon as they can, likely Sunday.
|Dougie Hamilton's OHL coach: 'Once the lockout ends, he will join the Bruins'
|09.14.12 at 6:11 pm ET
Friday's news that the Bruins had assigned Dougie Hamilton back to his OHL team meant that the Bruins had to be pretty darn sure that they'd be able to get him back once the lockout ended.
While the CHL/NHL transfer agreement expired this summer, Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli said last week that he was confident that teams would be able to assign junior-eligible players to their junior teams and recall at least one of them to the NHL once a new CBA was reached, and that Hamilton would be that player for the B's. Following Hamilton's assignment, Niagara IceDogs coach and general manager Marty Williamson told WEEI.com that it's everyone's understanding that Hamilton will be a Bruin as soon as the lockout ends.
"Absolutely," Williamson said. "There's no way our league's going to stop these guys from going [to the NHL]. I know 100 percent they're behind it that as soon as the lockout ends, that he will join the Bruins."
Hamilton, who would have attended this week's Bruins rookie camp (the camp, which was slated to begin Friday was cancelled due to CBA uncertainty), has been practicing with the IceDogs for nearly two weeks, according to Williamson. Now that he's officially been assigned to the OHL, he will play in his first game next Thursday.
The ninth overall pick in the 2011 draft, Hamilton had 72 points last season in 50 regular-season games.
|Why Claude Julien is a perfect fit for the Bruins
|07.24.12 at 3:49 pm ET
There are plenty of reasons Peter Chiarelli and Bruins management decided to extend the contract of Claude Julien this week.
First of all, his contract was expired after last season.
Secondly, no one else since Harry Sinden has been behind the bench as the Bruins won the Stanley Cup.
And thirdly, no one is more respected for his ability to blend character, discipline and humor the way Julien has since taking over for Dave Lewis after the 2006-07 season.
There's another much more subtle reason to keep Julien behind the bench for the Black and Gold – stability. Should the Bruins and the rest of the NHL not figure out their pending labor issues by the Sept. 15 deadline, the season could easily be shortened, and like the NFL and NBA in 2011, teams may have to wing it to get their teams ready for competition.
No one knows more what he wants or expects from the Bruins than Julien.
"The one thing you try to do as a coach is keep things fresh," Julien said at his contract extension press conference at TD Garden Tuesday. "Every year you try to attack certain areas that will maybe change just a little bit that will give guys a fresher look. That's how you keep your team interested, intact and hopefully competitive."
To Chiarelli, what he sees is a coach over five years that hasn't just won a Stanley Cup, he's instilled just the right amount of discipline, walking that fine line between motivation and expectation from his players.
"Leadership in a coach manifests itself different ways with different people," Chiarelli said. "To me, I like to talk about a coach's persona. His person in a venue like this [press conference] and his persona in the room. It's about commanding respect. It's about motivating the players in a respectful way and a professional way. It's about the ideas, the formats, the approaches. It's all professional, it's all to an end. There's a plan.
"Claude's ability to have that persona and have players respect what he stands for and to be able to deliver that message in a way that engages them, that's what I see as leadership and that's what Claude has, and a large part of that leadership is character."
For Julien, there have been rocky times to be sure. Remember the May 13, 2010 when the Flyers completed their comeback from 3-0 down to eliminate the Bruins? Remember in their Cup run of 2011 when P.K. Subban scored to force overtime in Game 7 in the first round. If the Bruins don't win that game, it's a near certainty that Julien is not up on the dais Tuesday talking about his vision for the Bruins. Even this year, when the Bruins were fading a bit in the final two months of the season, falling from first to third in the East, there were whispers that players were tuning out Julien. Read the rest of this entry »
|Bruins give Claude Julien multi-year extension
|07.23.12 at 5:32 pm ET
The Bruins have signed head coach Claude Julien to a multi-year contract extension.
Julien, the 28th coach in team history, has been with the team since 2007 and carries a record of 228-132-50 with the B's, good for a .617 win percentage. He led Boston to its first Stanley Cup championship in 39 years in the 2010-11 season.
The Bruins will hold a press conference Tuesday at noon to announce the signing.
|Ryan Spooner shines as Bruins prospects wrap up development camp
|07.02.12 at 2:41 pm ET
WILMINGTON — The Bruins' sixth annual development camp is in the books, as the B's prospects finished the six-day camp with a power skating session and a scrimmage Monday at Ristuccia Arena.
Forward Ryan Spooner was the star of the day, scoring two goals for the white team in the black and white scrimmage. Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli called Spooner "one of the usual suspects" when it comes to players pushing for an NHL job this season along with fellow 2010 second-round pick Jared Knight and defenseman Dougie Hamilton. Both Knight and Spooner will head to the AHL if they don't make the team out of camp, as they finished their junior careers last season in the OHL.
More to come from camp.


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Credit Cards and the Credit Crisis
Barron, Jacob, Business Credit
The term "credit crunch" has been used generically to refer to the global banking crisis and, more specifically, to the scarcity of available credit in today's business world. It implies a lack of financing and it's true that loans and credit are hard to come by at the moment, but if you looked at the way consumers and small businesses have been using their credit cards to make payments, you might not know it.
As credit has all but evaporated, consumers, small businesses and their owners have turned to their trusty credit cards to help them out of bad situations, whether that's an unfortunate medical emergency or a shortage of critical goods and services. Portable, plastic and perhaps too powerful, credit cards have become the safety net of the American consumer, and as B2B acceptance of credit cards has grown in recent years, with vendors looking to take advantage of the quick, paperless nature of credit card transactions, the business world is beginning to face a similar situation. As previously mentioned, however, banks, many of which issue these credit cards and are at least initially responsible for the purchases made with them, are facing both a shortage of credit worldwide and increased credit card use with slower, and sometimes absent, payment from users. The result has led banks to seek an alternate and, some would say, abusive routes to profitability, which have raised an eyebrow or two on Capitol Hill.
Users vs. Issuers
Late in April, executives from the nation's leading credit card companies met at the White House with President Barack Obama to discuss the current state of credit card businesses, banks and what to expect in the future. "In the meeting, participants discussed the important role credit cards play for consumers, small business and the broader economy. The group discussed trends in credit card usage and lending that serve as leading indicators of the current and future health of the economy," said Edward Yingling, president and CEO at the American Bankers Association. "The group also discussed factors that are negatively impacting the availability of credit for consumers and businesses alike--including the depth of the recession, rising unemployment and the freezing up of the securitization markets."
Obama also made his intentions clear that more limitations on issuers were on the horizon. "The president did raise concerns about certain issues surrounding credit cards," added Yingling. "The card executives listened carefully to those concerns and agreed to work with the administration to address them. The executives also discussed the comprehensive new credit card regulations recently adopted by federal regulators." The regulations to which Yingling referred actually clarified rules issued in December 2008 that prohibited what were deemed unfair credit card practices. They specifically forbid institutions from raising interest rates on outstanding card balances just because the account was closed and require institutions offering deferred interest and other programs to keep these offers in line with the original rules, meaning that the fact a user signs up for a deferred interest card doesn't give the credit card company the right to enact "hair trigger" or "universal default" interest rate increases.
In addition to these rule changes, both houses of Congress and the White House recently lit up with renewed vigilance against abusive credit card practices. Two prominent Senators, Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Chris Dodd (D-CT), asked the Fed to freeze interest rates until more stringent measures could be implemented. Moving quickly, other Congressional leaders also proposed two separate bills in the House and the Senate, to which Obama lent his support, that would liberate credit card users from the wrath of credit card issuers by limiting their options. Swiftly passing through the House by a wide bi-partisan margin was the Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights Act of 2009 (H. …


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Pew Poll: Who's To Blame? Israel Or Hamas
Pew Poll: Younger Americans Blame Israel Over Hamas For Current ConflictPew Research Center conducted a poll, and the results may surprise you (depending on who you are).
Overall, among all ages, races and genders polled, blame for the violence is placed on Hamas, who received 40% of the votes as compared to Israel's 19%. Things get more interesting as you delve into the demographics. The older the person polled, the more likely they were to blame Hamas, starting as low as 21% in the 18-29 demo and climbing to 53% for those 65 and over. The 18-29 group actually places more blame on Israel, with 28% of the votes.
Education appeared to have no effect, with college grads, those with some college and those with high school diplomas or less placing more blame on Hamas' shoulders. White people tended to blame Hamas, while black respondents were split and Hispanic respondents placed the blame on Israel, at a rate of 35% to 20%.
Politically, things don't shake down quite the way you expect. While Republicans (both mainline and conservative) say Hamas is squarely to blame (60% and 70%, respectively), Democrats were more conflicted. In fact, self-identified liberal democrats were split in twain, 30% of them assigning blame to both Hamas and Israel.
It just goes to show that whenever there's conflict in the world, there's sure to be conflicting opinions here at home.
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'71Andrew O'Dea
A young and disoriented British soldier is accidentally abandoned by his unit following a riot.
Set amidst the melting pot of violence and political tension of Belfast in '71, this unconventional yet taut thriller is an introspective into the bitter conflict between Catholics and protestants at the time. There are bombs, bullets and bodies aplenty without being a prototypical action movie, and despite being a slow burn, still maintains an aura of suspense as we accompany our hero through a gritty urban war-zone; the jittery hand-held camera work lending a sense of urgency and immediacy. A willing tale from another decade.
ChappieAndrew O'Dea
A one-time police droid becomes the first robot with the ability to think and feel for himself.
"Chappie" is full of intriguing ideas, but perhaps its greatest feat lies in the sense of empathy we feel for a sentient robot we know very well not to be human. The interaction between the title character and exaggerated personas of his gangster co-stars is seamless and feels absolutely genuine. Ultra-violent choreography and stunning visual effects underpin whimsical and heartfelt moments of humour. If you can forgive the flimsy narrative and embrace its sentimental intentions, this film remains an entertaining sci-fi romp. Happy Chappie.
Seventh SonAndrew O'Dea
Young Thomas is apprenticed to the local Spook to learn to fight evil spirits. His first great challenge comes when the powerful Mother Malkin escapes her confinement while the Spook is away.
"Seventh Son" is an over-produced and under-conceived fantasy epic full of swordplay, sorcery and snores. Despite an impressive set design and visuals, the slick CGI isn't enough to compensate for a predictable narrative that fails to produce any semblance of originality or imagination, as the talents of a promising cast are wasted amongst a barrage of animated monsters, explosions and some downright perplexing accents. Son of a dud.
FocusAndrew O'Dea
In the midst of a con's latest scheme, a woman from his past shows up throwing his plans for a loop.
"Focus" is a glossy, fairly well-executed con story. Tension builds in a series of twists the audience won't see coming, typically key to a successful thriller. Unfortunately the sheer volume of turns in this film mean they tend to lose their impact with each new revelation. Moments of crude humour are used effectively, and there's a host of likeable characters that help distract us from an uneven plot. Never boring but not all that engaging, it's more cubic-zirconia than diamond: shiny and a little contrived... but otherwise enjoyable.
The GamblerAndrew O'Dea
A lit professor and gambler's debt causes him to borrow money from his mother and a loan shark.
"The Gambler" is a tale of personal redemption and the moral muddiness of gambling. Unfortunately it's difficult for an audience to sympathise with a pretentious protagonist bent on self-destruction, throwing money against the wall while failing to garner any semblance of a lesson from the experience. Despite a host of terrific performances from the supporting cast, the story feels a little over-wrought, as it meanders to a point where we end up not caring enough to be invested in the tormented anti-hero's fate. Got to know when to fold em'...
Taken 3Andrew O'Dea
Ex-government operative Bryan Mills is accused of a ruthless murder he never committed.
Action junkies will find "Taken 3" enjoyable in a cheesy sort of way, while the rest of its audience must be prepared to switch their brains off. Bordering on tedious, this film plays out like a family melodrama interspersed with car chases and fight scenes. Thankfully there's some semblance of a cohesive plot, despite holes in it gaping enough to drive an aircraft through, before flipping it end-on-end and exploding in a fiery spectacle. Let's hope the film lives up to its tagline and "ends here". Taken the piss...
The Imitation GameAndrew O'Dea
During World War II, mathematician Alan Turing tries to crack the enigma code.
Part history lesson, part tragedy, "The Imitation Game" is a compelling biopic. This suspenseful drama reveals pieces of the puzzle slow and steady, with flashes of brilliance that unfortunately aren't sustained throughout. Nonetheless, with a constantly shifting chronology, it brings the remarkable legacy of the troubled mathematical genius to screen in an affecting portrait. The lead provides a sensitive portrayal in what is an empathy-stirring performance, outstanding in its awkwardness. An enigmatic man, cryptic and clever.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five ArmiesAndrew O'Dea
Bilbo and Company are forced to engage in a war against an array of combatants and keep the Lonely Mountain from falling into the hands of a rising darkness.
Grand in its scope and ambition, "The Battle of the Five Armies" is an action-ravaged adventure saturated in the director's customary visual splendour. Pitting dragon against man, against dwarf, against elf, against orc, the battle sequences are exquisite, especially during the film's mammoth finale. Although characterisation is somewhat neglected, there's enough tension and thrills to make the journey there (and back again) a satisfying conclusion to the Hobbit trilogy... one last time.
Men, Women & ChildrenAndrew O'Dea
Parents and their teenagers grapple with the many ways the Internet affects their lives.
"Men, Women & Children" is a character-driven ensemble drama that provides a glimpse of our cultural evolution (or some may argue devolution) through social media. Perhaps a victim of its own scope and ambition, the exploration of this Wi-Fi culture across a multi-story narrative is thought-provoking, although the delivery is somewhat heavy-handed. The vulnerability and sentiment at the film's core is sure to divide its audience; it will either resonate or leave them with a sense of contrivance. A family conversation still worth having.
The DropAndrew O'Dea
Bob Saginowski finds himself at the centre of a robbery gone awry and entwined in an investigation that digs deep into the neighbourhood's past.
"The Drop" is a terse, arresting crime-thriller that explores themes of obligation and morality. Below the surface of this film is a complex character study, with great performances that are as gritty and moody as the bleak urban landscape in which it is set. The story is a slow-burn, building a sense of unease as the screws are gradually tightened. While it mightn't satisfy those accustomed to punchier underworld movies, rest assured the fuse is wired for a palpable conclusion.
FuryAndrew O'Dea
A battle-hardened sergeant commands his 5-man Sherman tank crew on a deadly mission.
As much an 'anti-war' as it is an action film, "Fury" depicts an uncompromising and morally provocative story immersed amongst the horrors and futility of WWII. Along with an astonishing attention to detail, there is also a starkly grim authenticity to the brutality of tank warfare; and it's amidst the claustrophobia we're able to get to know the characters so intimately. Visceral and violent, brutal and unrelenting, it leaves little room for sentimentality, culminating in an extraordinary combat scene sure to leave its audience reeling. Harrowing.
Dracula UntoldAndrew O'Dea
Facing threats to his kingdom and his family, Vlad Tepes looks to make a deal with dangerous supernatural forces - without succumbing to the darkness himself.
"Dracula Untold" is an origin film that injects new blood into an otherwise tired subject. Taking the famous vampire back hundreds of years, there's a degree of thought to the back-story that is both obvious and refreshing. Although the screenplay is most definitely flawed, the trespasses into clichéd territory can easily be forgiven by an audience who will appreciate the charismatic lead and his frequent forays into the grim and gory. Doesn't suck.
The Inbetweeners 2Andrew O'Dea
Neil, Will and Simon receive an invite from Jay to join him in Australia whilst on his gap year, who promises them it's "the sex capital of the world".
"The Inbetweeners 2" reunites its audience with the foul mouthed, awkward quartet in this relentless procession of puerile comedy. Those expecting anything even remotely more than lowbrow humour and excrement gags will be sorely disappointed. Shock value is at the forefront of what is an otherwise flimsy film, with some truly cringe-worthy set pieces providing moments of genuinely uproarious laughter. Well-good banter.
The GrandmasterAndrew O'Dea
The story of martial-arts master Ip Man, the man who trained Bruce Lee.
"The Grandmaster" is a stylish Kung Fu epic, resplendent in its lush visuals and attention to period detail. Unfortunately the narrative is downright confusing, burdened by disjointed storytelling and a muddled timeline. It disappoints as a biography of its subject, flippantly passing over the opportunity for meaty characterisation in exchange for overly dramatised, prolonged cut sequences. Thankfully, the stunning and explosive fight sequences that redeem this movie, undeniably gorgeous in their choreography and artistic flair. A grand film, but hardly mastered.
Dawn of the Planet of the ApesAndrew O'Dea
In the wake of a disaster that changed the world, the growing and genetically evolving apes find themselves at a critical point with the human race.
"Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" is darker than its predecessor, replete with themes of politics, trust, betrayal and family. This brilliantly realised science-fiction movie is both smart and exciting in narrative and amazingly splendid in visual effects, with the on-screen simians appearing just as real as their human counterparts. No monkey business here, this film is an intelligent piece of popcorn entertainment. Movie strong. People enjoy.
LucyAndrew O'Dea
A woman, accidentally caught in a dark deal, turns the tables on her captors and transforms into a merciless warrior evolved beyond human logic.
"Lucy" is a stylish action thriller replete with dizzying effects and splendid imagery. Ambitious in scope, the movie is held together by a fascinating premise and a superb performance from the lead. Unfortunately, for a film that explores the idea of human potential, it doesn't quite to live up to its own. Interesting without being entertaining, it loses credulity with a slew of logical plot gaps either glaringly convenient or simply left unexplained. Reaches 60% of its capacity.
Guardians of the GalaxyAndrew O'Dea
A group of misfits finds themselves the target of a manhunt after acquiring an all-powerful orb.
"Guardians of the Galaxy" is utterly dazzling as a sci-fi spectacle, but its real strength lies in the charisma of its characters. The band of atypical yet weirdly loveable heroes at its core affirms the film's goofy and energetic nature, as it strikes a cosmic balance between rollicking action and humour. It also proves to be a musical treat, with the eclectic soundtrack providing a slew of classic songs to compliment the irreverent fun. Relive that feeling of being a kid watching a Saturday morning cartoon with this awesome addition to the movie universe.
Transformers: Age of ExtinctionAndrew O'Dea
A mechanic's family join the Autobots as they are targeted by a bounty hunter from another world.
"Transformers: Age of Extinction" is a loud, effects-driven assault on intelligence. The film manages to stupefy what is already a dumbed-down formula with a bombardment of plot points so nonsensical they cause the audience to mind-numbingly dismiss them. Shameless and overt product placement underpin a monstrous running time that ensures the chaos gets real boring, really fast; the entire experience feels like a long-winded race to smash and destroy things from one location to the next. Here's hoping this tepid instalment signals the extinction of the franchise.
22 Jump StreetAndrew O'Dea
After making their way through high school (twice), big changes are in store for officers Schmidt and Jenko when they go deep undercover at a local college.
"22 Jump Street" is one of those rare sequels that meets expectations and perhaps even improves upon its predecessor. This satirical comedy is preposterous in the best possible way, and the effortless chemistry between the leads keeps their bromance constantly amusing and often hilarious. The self-referential humour is both senselessly silly and witty, making fun of its own recycled nature be sure to stick around for the end credits. Bring on the jump to 23.
Edge of TomorrowAndrew O'Dea
An officer finds himself caught in a time loop in a war with an alien race.
Funny, suspenseful and imaginative, "Edge of Tomorrow" plays like a smart and engaging video game. With brains to match the brawn, the film's repetitive premise never becomes predictable. Exhilarating action sequences are broken up by moments of dark humour, and tension is maintained thanks to deft pacing and an intelligent script. This captivating sci-fi adventure serves as a fine counter to the formulaic alien-invasion thrillers to which audiences have otherwise become accustomed. Good enough to revisit, and again.
X-Men: Days of Future PastAndrew O'Dea
The X-Men send Wolverine to the past in a desperate effort to change history and prevent an event that results in doom for both humans and mutants.
"X-Men: Days of Future Past" is a coherent, plot-driven action film. The visual effects are stunning in this accomplished mutant showcase, complete with monumental set pieces and superb ensemble cast. The compelling narrative holds enough appeal to entertain both the average cinema-goer and comic book geek alike, and thanks to a clever script, allows this rebooted franchise to undo and rewrite the failings of its predecessors. The future is bright.
Bad NeighboursAndrew O'Dea
A couple with a newborn face unexpected difficulties after they're forced to live next to a frat house.
Thanks to witty script and inventive humour, "Bad Neighbours" successfully teeters the fine line between being clever and tasteless. The life of a college party animal is juxtaposed with the role of responsible parent in this foul-mouthed, low-brow frat house comedy about people denying the inevitable changes that come with getting older. Energetic and engagingly stupid, the unlikely duo at the films core drive the laughs, as hilarious generational warfare accelerates from one over-the-top set piece to another. Welcome to the neighbourhood.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2Andrew O'Dea
Peter Parker runs the gauntlet as Oscorp sends up a slew of supervillains against him.
"The Amazing Spider-Man 2" disappointingly fails to capitalise on the promise of its predecessor. 'Spidey' in full flight is still a sight to behold, and the striking visuals and first-person action sequences will dazzle. There are high marks for characterisation, only it's wasted with so many of them on screen. Navigating the myriad of plot threads and seemingly endless procession of villains becomes akin to being stuck in a web... only for the whole thing to be clumsily unravelled, paving the way for an inevitable next instalment. Down came the rain and washed the spider out.
Captain America: The Winter SoldierAndrew O'Dea
Steve Rogers struggles to embrace his role in the modern world and battles a new threat from old history: the Soviet agent known as the Winter Soldier.
"Captain America 2" is testament to big-budget blockbusters capable of delivering substance in both plot and action. Grittier than its predecessor, this well rounded sequel plays more like an espionage thriller, and surprises in its contemplativeness of political and social relevance. A host of characters are each given time to develop without disengaging the audience, complementing the lavish visual effects and explosive, bone-crunching set pieces. Stars and spangles.
300 Rise of an EmpireAndrew O'Dea
Greek general Themistokles leads the charge against invading Persian forces.
"300: Rise of an Empire" is an epic spectacle of video-game violence and gore. This stylised action fantasy retains the familiar and flashy comic-book style of the franchise, replete with blood-spattering slow motion and enough visceral excess to keep the senses engaged. Although it pales in comparison when evoking the same emotional vigour of its predecessor, the void is redeemed by the sultry, murderous heroine at its center who steals and carries the show. Not bad as a stand-alone movie, it's just missing some limbs.


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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes Release Date Announced
We can all breathe a little easier now, as Konami has confirmed a release date for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes — the prelude chapter to the the MGS5 saga will release on March 18th, 2014 in North America on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One. It will be available on March 20th across Europe.
Pricing is sporadic: In North America, the current-gen version will sell digitally for $19.99 and boxed retail copies will go for $29.99, with next-gen buyers asked to shell out $29.99 and $39.99, respectively. Europe gets quite the markup, being charged £19.99/£29.99 on current-gen and £29.99/£39.99 on next-gen.
Konami also announced an Xbox-exclusive mission called "Jamais Vu," countering the PS1-inspired "Déjà Vu" mission that PlayStation buyers will get. You can't have it all, I guess.
Finally, the publisher released the final box art for Ground Zeroes, which is embedded below.
Source: Konami Twitter, Konami Blog UK


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Sunderland keeper Simon Mignolet expected to have a medical next week at Liverpool. The two clubs have been negotiating over a fee for the Belgium international but those talks are at a level where preparations can begin for the next stage of the transfer.
Press Association Sport understands Mignolet is expected to attend the Reds' Melwood training ground next week to discuss personal terms and undergo a medical.


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Members of Sporting Kansas City celebrates a win in leg 2 of the Eastern Conference finals of the MLS Playoffs on Nov. 23rd, 2013. (J.B. Bauersfeld/WIBW)
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) _ Sporting Kansas City went through a long-term rebuilding project under new ownership complete with a rebranding of the organization and construction of a $200 million stadium.
Real Salt Lake went through a rebuilding project that took about a month _ it jettisoned a bunch of veteran players in an attempt to go younger.
It's paid off for both of the clubs. They'll meet Saturday at Sporting Park for the MLS Cup.
Sporting KC hasn't won the league's championship since 2000, when it was still known as the Wizards. Real Salt Lake will be trying to add to its 2009 title.


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In the garden
Caring for perennials this winter
In fall, gardeners often start thinking about perennials either because they want to add additional plants to their gardens or because they need to take at least some of them out of their garden beds.
Perennials are plants that don't die after one season but continue to live year after year. The category actually includes trees, shrubs, lawns, hardy bulbs, some vegetables and houseplants, and a large number of plants that are grown for their ornamental flowers or foliage. Many of these ornamentals are called "herbaceous perennials," meaning the tops of the plants die in fall and come up again in spring.
Plants that live through the winter are "hardy."
Many people plant perennials thinking they can save themselves a lot of work in the future. Plant them once, and they'll continue to come up. But perennials are not maintenance-free. They typically require feeding, staking, and cutting back after they bloom. Periodically, many of them also need to be dug up and divided.
"Usually I wait until we've had a heavy frost to start putting my garden to bed," says Henrico Master Gardener Erica Gilliam.
Gilliam says she cuts some plants in her garden back while leaving others. ""It's nice to get your garden cleaned up and looking better," says Gilliam, "But I leave some things up like the purple coneflowers because the birds eat them."
Gilliam also divides some of her perennials in fall, but tends to wait until spring for most. "The plants are smaller in spring, so it's easier," she says.
Perennials should be divided when they are dormant, according to the Virginia Cooperative Extension publication "Perennials: Culture, Maintenance and Propagation," either "just before a new season of growth, or in the fall so they can become established before the ground freezes."
Gilliam often shares plants with friends. "I've always heard that if you divide your plants and give them away to your friends, you can always go back to them if you lose your original plant," she says.
"My friends shared a lot of plants with me," says Gilliam. "In the first years, I used to have teas in my garden so my friends could come over and see their babies growing here."
Gilliam calls her garden a "colonial friendship cutting-garden," partly because many of the plants were given to her by friends, and partly because friends helped inspire the design.
"When we first moved here and friends came to visit, we took them to colonial sites around the state," says Gilliam, "and I got interested in the gardens." She was particularly inspired by Monticello, and today her garden includes many plants that would have been found in Thomas Jefferson's gardens interspersed with modern cultivars.
"Something is usually blooming in my garden from February to November," says Gilliam. "I like to cut them and bring the color into the house."
Though most perennials bloom for only a few weeks, combining plants that bloom at different times ensures continuous blooms.
Gilliam says some of the blooms in her garden also remind her of family members. "My peonies came from my mother," she says. "And the evening primroses."
19th Annual Asian American Celebration planned May 21
Citizen Staff Reports 05/16/2016
The Asian American Society of Central Virginia will hold its 19th Annual Asian American Celebration on Saturday, May 21 at the Greater Richmond Convention Center, 403 N. 3rd St. in Richmond, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is free.
The theme for this year's celebration will be "Our Heritage," in recognition of May as the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, designated by the U.S. Congress in 1992. > Read more.
The theme for this year's celebration will be "Our Heritage," in recognition of May as the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, designated by the U.S. Congress in 1992. > Read more.
Sandston Founders Club honors Sydnor
The Founders Club of Sandston presented lifetime membership to Charles W. Sydnor at its 12th annual meeting last month.
Sydnor, who grew up in Sandston and later served as president of Emory and Henry College for eight years, was honored by Founder Club President Alice Taylor Baldwin at the April 23 event at Sandston Memorial Recreation Center. > Read more.
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Awesome vegan breakfast sandwichesPosted on 01 / 03 / 2015
Vegan sausage or bacon, though they often don't have the bacon. I've probably had a couple dozen of these and I don't live nearby. The only other thing I've had on the menu so far is the vegan meatball sandwich, and it was pretty great too.


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BlackBerry PlayBook delivers powerful performance in an ultra-portable design. Multitasking is a breeze too
Playbook, at its debut, opened to not so positive reviews. Despite the hoopla, Research In Motion (RIM) has probably managed to garner about 3% of worldwide tablet market share. This reviewer has owned an excellent BlackBerry Bold 9790 and was tempted to look at tablet offering from RIM. This 16 GB base Wi-Fi tablet was bought with the intention of finding out to see how best it could be integrated in daily work flow.
The new BlackBerry (BB) operating system (OS) is based on QNX Neutrino, which is highly resilient and secure embeddable system with its own custom user interface (UI). Its the 7 inch capacitive screen and the form factor thats the icing on the cake. Its big enough to be held in hands comfortably, a bright screen display (1024 x 600 WSVGA) that can be easily read in direct sunlight and portable, weighing in mere 410 grams . There is a physical volume and power button while rest of the tablet is entirely gesture based which is intuitive for majority of informed users; the tutorial at first start up would get you used to it straight away.
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Cameroon: Domestic violence, including protection and services offered to victims, police attitudes and laws in this regard; if applicable, whether victims can file a complaint (1998 - Aug. 2003)
|Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
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|Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, Cameroon: Domestic violence, including protection and services offered to victims, police attitudes and laws in this regard; if applicable, whether victims can file a complaint (1998 - Aug. 2003), 25 August 2003, CMR41855.FE, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/403dd1eb10.html [accessed 27 May 2016]
|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
In its report entitled Profil de l'égalité des sexes : Cameroun (mars 2002), the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) indicated that, in Cameroon, [CIDA English version] "domestic violence against women is common" (Canada Mar. 2002). Quoting women's rights advocates, this report also indicated that, in Cameroon, [CIDA English version] "the law does not impose effective penalties on men who commit acts of domestic violence. There are no gender-specific assault laws, despite the fact that women were the predominant victims of domestic violence. Spousal abuse is not a legal ground for divorce" (ibid.).
A report from the Cameroonian newspaper La Nouvelle Expression published on the Internet site of the French embassy in Cameroon stated that [translation] "violence against women in Cameroon has increased" (7 Mar. 2003). Referring to a study by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the newspaper also pointed out that [translation] "rape, domestic violence, traditional forms of sexual abuse, physical and psychological violence" are among the various types of violence to which women in Cameroon are subjected (La Nouvelle Expression 7 Mar. 2003).
A report entitled Les droits des femmes en matière de santé reproductive au Cameroun, published in November 1999, stated that, among other things, [CRLP English version] "domestic violence is widespread in Cameroon and is not prohibited by the law" (CRLP Nov. 1999). The report added that, in Cameroon, [CRLP English version] "there is no law concerning sexual harassment" (ibid.).
No specific information on police attitudes toward the victims of domestic violence and whether victims can file a complaint could be found among the sources consulted by the Research Directorate.
For more information on the situation of women who are victims of violence, please consult CMR41594.FE of 29 May 2003.
This Response was prepared after researching publicly accessible information currently available to the Research Directorate within time constraints. This Response is not, and does not purport to be, conclusive as to the merit of any particular claim to refugee status or asylum. Please find below the list of additional sources consulted in researching this Information Request.
Canada. March 2002. Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). Profil de l'égalité des sexes : Cameroun (mars 2002)
Center for Reproductive Law and Policy (CRLP). November 1999. Les droits des femmes en matière de santé reproductive au Cameroun. Alternative report published in collaboration with the Association of Women Jurists of Cameroon (ACAFEJ) as part of the 21st session of the Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights.
La Nouvelle Expression. 7 March 2003. "De plus en plus de femmes victimes de violences."
Additional Sources Consulted
Africa Confidential
IRB Databases
Resource Centre country file. Cameroon
West Africa
Internet sites, including:
Amnesty International
Cameroonian Women's Association
Cameroun Infonet
Fraternet-droits de la femme
Human Rights Watch (HRW)
Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN)
International Federation of Human Rights Leagues (FIDH)
Le Patriote
United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM)


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