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The unraveling of George W. Bush's administration can be dated to the triumphal march into Baghdad when he, his Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, and Vice President Dick Cheney missed the significance of Iraqi looting and rear-guard attacks. Iraq is very far away, so it took a long time for the extent of the disaster to sink in. But when it finally did, the collapse of the administration's authority was patent.
As a signature policy issue, President Barack Obama's national health-care program is right up there with Bush's Iraq. After more than seventy-five years of failure to pass a national health program, Obama finally broke through. The accomplishment was all the more impressive because of the difficult congressional environment [1]. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) embodies some strange administrative twists and turns, but the country could learn to love it all the same.
Canny Republicans stated frankly, and fearfully, that if "Obamacare" ever went into effect, the public would like it so much that it would be entrenched forever, and they mounted a frantic and unsuccessful legal and political campaign to block it. After thirty years of conservative rule, the launch of the ACA looked like a harbinger of a new generation of liberal ascendancy.
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One of Rolling Stone Magazine's 25 Greatest Rock Memoirs of All Time
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As one of the greatest rock icons of all time, Gregg Allman has lived it all and then some. Now he tells the unflinching story of his life, offering the definitive account of the legendary Allman Brothers Band. From run-ins with the law to meeting girls on the road to experimenting with drugs, Gregg holds nothing back, while also speaking, for the first time, about the painful deaths of his brother, Duane, and bassist Berry Oakley. Describing the powerful impact that Duane's death had on him, Gregg explains how the band's decision to persevere came with a heavy price for the band and for Gregg as he fought a battle with substance abuse that led him to rehab eleven times before he finally cleaned up for good. Capturing the Allman Brothers' ongoing, triumphant resurgence, My Cross to Bear is an honest, fascinating glimpse inside one of the most beloved and notorious bands in the history of rock music.
About the Author
Gregg Allman is one of the original members of the Allman Brothers Band, a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and a recipient of a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. He continues to make music as a solo artist and with the Allman Brothers and lives in Georgia.
Alan Light is a former editor-in-chief of Vibe and Spin magazines, and a frequent contributor to the New York Times and Rolling Stone.
Alan Light has been one of America s leading music journalists for the past twenty years. He was a writer at "Rolling Stone", founding music editor and editor-in-chief of "Vibe", and editor-in-chief of "Spin "magazine. He has been a contributor to "The New Yorker", "GQ", "Entertainment Weekly", "Elle", and "Mother Jones". He is the author of "The Skills to Pay the Bills", an oral history of the Beastie Boys; "The Holy or the Broken: Leonard Cohen, Jeff Buckley, and the Unlikely Ascent of Hallelujah "; and cowriter of the "New York Times" bestselling memoir by Gregg Allman, "My Cross to Bear".
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In his memoir, the rambling and rambunctious Gregg Allman lays bare his soul… In the end, Allman, writing with music journalist Light, has produced a fiercely honest memoir.
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Fuel shortages are hampering efforts to get relief to as many as 260,000 people in shelters two weeks after the country's record 9.0 earthquake and tsunami as motorists in some areas wait overnight to fill their cars.
"There is a severe shortage of gasoline," Keiichi Sakamoto, a spokesman for Fukushima prefecture's disaster headquarters said by phone. "People are lining up as early as midnight the night before."
While the main expressway between Tokyo and the most-affected region opened yesterday morning for the first time since the earthquake, residents without gasoline still can't reach shelters, Sakamoto said. The prefecture's governor has appeared on television to appeal to national authorities for aid filling cars, he said.
The combined number of dead and missing from the March 11 disaster rose to 27,509 as of 3 p.m. local time, with the number of confirmed deaths at 10,066, according to the National Police Agency in Tokyo.
More than 23,000 people from Fukushima, the site of the damaged Dai-Ichi nuclear plant that has leaked radiation into the country's vegetables and water supply, have relocated to other prefectures, according to a United Nations report.
Bullet train lines within the area of northeastern Japan resumed partial service yesterday, according to the websites of Iwate Prefecture and East Japan Railway Co.
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"While the situation is improving, gasoline is being prioritized for emergency vehicles so supplies to the general population are still limited," Miyagi prefecture spokesman Motoi Otsuki said today by telephone. "Lines are at least a few hundred meters, sometimes circling around the block once or twice."
Cold weather has also complicated relief efforts, with temperatures forecast to drop to minus 1 degree Celsius (30.2 degrees Fahrenheit) in Iwate prefecture overnight, and 1 degree in Miyagi, the areas hardest hit by the tsunami.
There is enough food in areas affected by the disaster, though necessities such as toothbrushes, powdered milk, underwear, clothing and female products are still needed, Kazuo Shimizu, a spokesman for Iwate prefecture's disaster headquarters, said by telephone today. There are 42,839 people in 380 shelters in the area and 8,800 temporary homes are under construction, he said.
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Japan today advised more people living close to the nuclear plant to evacuate because basic goods are in short supply, while assuring them that radiation levels haven't risen. The recommendation applies to residents living between 20 kilometers (12 miles) and 30 kilometers from the Dai-Ichi facility. The government previously evacuated everyone living closer to the plant.
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Tokyo authorities have begun handing out bottled water to families after determining that tap water may be unsafe for babies. The government has also asked farmers to keep cows and cattle in barns to prevent milk contamination.
Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia have banned imports of vegetables and fruits harvested in five quake-stricken prefectures. Singapore suspended imports of milk and milk products, seafood and meat from those areas of Japan. The U.S. authorized seizure of spinach from four prefectures and milk from Fukushima prefecture.
Lawmakers from the ruling Democratic Party of Japan met yesterday to discuss measures to cope with the disaster, which Prime Minister Naoto Kan has called the gravest since World War II. Kan is considering setting up a reconstruction agency to oversee relief and rebuilding after the quake caused damage estimated at as much as 25 trillion yen ($309 billion), an amount almost four times the hit imposed by Hurricane Katrina on the U.S.


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Create flat rate with minimum of $8.50, and per unit charge of $4.25... when ordering 2 units, charge is $12.75 rather than the $8.00 expected. Woo 2.0.2 WP 3.5.1. (has been like thsi since WC 1.6)
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A Wayne County man, accused of sexually assaulting two underage girls, was arrested and jailed under an almost $1 million bond.
Deputies said 22-year-old Michael McLean Smith, of Goldsboro, lied about his age and sexually assaulted the two girls in June 2013. According to investigators, the victims only knew the suspect for a short period of time.
At first, Smith was cooperative, deputies said. But the suspect later allegedly tried to escape from authorities.
Smith was arrested on a dirt path at the northern end of Wayne County, according to investigators. He was charged with statutory rape and two counts of statutory sexual offense, and was being jailed under a $950,000 secured bond.
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Jamie McCourt Wins, Starts Putting Together A Team To Buy The Dodgers From Frank McCourt
Fresh from today's legal victory, Jamie McCourt has hired a banker to help her assemble a team of local investors to buy out her ex-husband's stake in the Dodgers.
A source familiar with the matter says that Jamie has hired Joseph Ravitch, formerly of Goldman Sachs, to help put together the bid.
Frank McCourt, meanwhile, has no intention of selling off the team. His attorneys intend to ask Judge Scott Gordon to schedule a one-day trial in the next two to three months that would give him sole ownership of the franchise.
All of these moves are probably intended to gain leverage for upcoming negotiations to resolve the ownership of the team.
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In a statement, Michael Kump, Jamie's attorney, indicated his client is interested in sitting down and working out a deal, now that Gordon has set aside the couple's marital property agreement.
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fundamental issue, we hope that it will be possible to resolve this
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Meanwhile, Jamie is making plans to take control of the team should those negotiations fail. Under her plan, she would not be the managing partner of an investment group, but would cede that role to others.
More to come.
Update: A statement from Marc Seltzer, Frank's attorney, worth quoting in full:
Frank McCourt is the sole owner of the Dodgers. Any media reports to the contrary are just wrong. This ruling does nothing to change the ownership of the Dodgers. Even without the marital property agreements in place, Jamie has no rights to the team.
Without the agreements in place, it becomes the Court's job to determine which property is Frank's and which is Jamie's based on who holds legal title to the team. The facts are crystal clear on this point. The Dodgers are solely in Frank's name.
For Frank, today's decision means more time at the court house. Nothing changes in terms of the ownership, management, control or the day-to-day business operation of the Dodgers. That's all firmly in Frank McCourt's hands.
We are very confident there will be no changes to the ownership of the Dodgers. We look forward to getting back in front of the Court as soon as possible so there can finally be closure in this case.
I think you'll see that today's tentative ruling does nothing to change ownership of the Dodgers. The Court expressly said that at the start of its tentative ruling. To quote the tentative ruling: "The Court explicitly does not make any findings with regard to the characterization of the parties' property or interest in any property within this Statement of Decision."
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Congressman Jerry Moran says he'll work to prevent millions of dollars in cuts to safety net programs to farmers.
The $400 million worth of reductions in crop subsidies are part of a deal Congressional leaders struck over the weekend. Moran is part of the group negotiating the final bill that will hit the floor for debate. The bill encompasses a total of $600 billion in spending over 10 years. Moran says, in its current form, two-thirds of the money goes to food stamp and nutrition programs, while only 10 percent is for payments to farmers.
Moran says the payments are important. He says they help farmers remain competitive as their costs go up. He says the Congressional leaders are directing more money toward urban interests - things like environmental and conservation programs and food stamp and nutrition programs. While those things are important, Moran says, they shouldn't be paid for on the backs of Kansas farmers who are working to feed everyone.
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Every day this month, I'll give you a new cover theme game! If you don't know the game by now, it works like this: I'll show you three covers. They all have something in common, whether it be a character, a trait all three characters share, a locale, a creator, SOMEthing. And it isn't something obvious like "They all have prices!" "They all have logos!" "They all feature a man!" "They are all Avengers (who ISN'T?)!" "They're all dead (who HASN'T been killed off?)!" etc.
In addition, please note that you must have some familiarity with comic book history to correctly guess these comics. You cannot guess the connective theme just by looking at the covers solely, you must have some knowledge beyond just the covers.
If you come up with an answer that works outside of what I intended, I'll give you credit (well, provided I think it fits, of course).
One more thing – if there are floating heads on the cover, ignore them! They don't mean anything!
If you think you know the answer, e-mail me at email@example.com (make sure to write which number game you're answering). Don't answer in the comments. This way, people who check in at different times of the day can still get credit for answering it correctly! After two days, I'll post the people who answered today's game correctly! Here is the list of all the games, along with the answers to each one (after two days go by, of course).
Good luck and enjoy!
I like this one. There are a few characters on each of the covers, so I could see some alternate guesses, but the "real" guess is pretty clear if you figure it out (and it's on the easier side of things).
Dang, I saw the first cover, and was CERTAIN I knew this one — no American characters! Two Canadians, a Russian, A Kenyan, and an Irishman, but no Americans.
Then I got to the second cover, and that went right down the drain…
I think the second cover was throwing people off a bit, so I switched it with another applicable cover.
I think I got this, or if I don't, I at least have an interesting side theory.
Yours was definitely interesting, Tony (and I'll count it), but that was one of the reasons why I changed the second cover – I didn't want to throw people off.
Interestingly, provided that's Dick Grayson on the second cover, my theory still stands!
That's Earth-2 Dick Grayson, so it wouldn't apply.
This time I have at least read all the comics pictured…
I like all three covers, but that's the only connection I can make.
frustrating, i have all these comics, but i am too lazy to pull them out to read,,,,
Well, so far the games hasn't really required anyone to read the issues presented, more about knowing the characters shown in the pictures (or the artists who made the covers or stuff like that).
This time I picked up at least one connection but I guess it's too broad and too easy…and of course there's the "lots of people getting knocked down" theme but that's probably not it.
I know my guess of resurrected characters was pretty broad, but Colossus, Hourman, and Captain America all fit, don't they?
More just that I want to know I'm correct about those characters, not that I need credit here…
Hooboy was I thinking along the wrong lines.
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Theme and variations on the recent mainstream vehicle Multiplicity, with Mike Horner standing in for Michael Keaton. clever plot has Horner cloning himself twice so he can keep up relationships with many women, while experiencing pleasure with all of them through some kind of psychic bond. Director Markman delivers one side-splitting moment when Horner, in the thrall of clone-induced pleasure, tries to seek solitude in a crowded men's room and winds up ejaculating on a wall under the terrified gaze of Anthony Crane. Naturally, jealous co-worker Steve Austin blows the whistle on Homer and also naturally, Horner Mark I finds out the hard way that pain can be transmitted too.
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I ordered a simple strawberry and banana cake from here for my daughter's first birthday. The cake picture was cute, not fantastic but i was pleased. The cake really was moist and delicious! The only complaint from me is that i found egshells in it. I didnt hear other complaints from anyine else, but this wasnt fun, especially if my 1 year old had gotten eggshells. Hopefully this doesnt always happen, but i would consider ordering from them again.
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LIZ-I just looked Cinnamon Rose online to get their contact info because I've heard good opinions on them. It sounds like to me that you're one of those people that always has to find something wrong in everything! You're a whiney complainer...blah blah blah...wah wah wah. Take your business somewhere else! They probably don't need your kind of business anyway! I will still call them to find out about their services. I don't like reading reviews that are so critical in EVERY LIL dumb detail!
10/04/2010 - AnaAvila
since I began ordering my cakes here, I refuse to order from anywhere else. I have asked her to surprise me for my daughter's birthday, and she has not failed me yet. My favorite has to be the Pina Colada w/pecans. When I serve the cake, everyone wants to know where I ordered the cake from. The cake is ALWAYS moist and delicious. She offers a wide variety of fillings and thus far, the ones I have tried, have been excellent. She gives you choices for the toppings, all of which are tasty and not sticky sweet. For best flavor and price, you cant go wrong ordering from Cinnamon Rose.
I have always ordered my cakes for Cinnamon Rose.
I have never had a problem with any of my orders. In fact, I find that our cakes are even better than I had expected. Try the cakes with the stuffing in the middle > They are the best ever......I would recommend this place to anyone and everyone...... THEY ARE THE BEST.
06/12/2010 - Liz
I will never order from this business again.
This was the second time ordering from Cinnamon Rose. I will never make this mistake again. There was not one thing that was right on this cake.
We asked for the cake to be decorated with a hockey rink with a small puck and stick in the center and a small El Paso Rhino somewhere on the cake. We also wanted it to say Happy 6th Birthday with my kids names on it.
We got a cake that was half blue with a checkerboard patter on that half. Supposedly this blue was supposed to be ice. It looked like a big tic-tac-toe board. If they didn't know what a rink looked like, they could have bothered to ask. They had my email and phone which they failed to use. One of my kid's name was spelled incorrect. In the middle was a brown thing that was supposed to be a hockey stick but it was huge and most people thought it was a baseball bat. It looked more like a long string of poo. It was beyond ugly. There was a huge puck that was inedible (we had asked everything to be made with frosting since we are vegetarian. I have no clue what this puck was supposed to be made of but it sure the heck wasn't frosting like we asked). Then there was a red sun in the upper right hand corner. Seriously, a big red sun on what was supposed to be a hockey cake. It made no sense, and like all the other decorations, it was not what we asked for. The word rhinos spelled out in purple in the lower right hand corner.
Her excuse for this cake, where literally every single decoration was wrong was that they ordered plastic hockey figurines that didn't come in on time so she thought this would look nicer. First, I never asked for plastic figurines. If I wanted something of such a low caliber that they would stick plastic figurines on a cake, I could have gone to Wal-Mart. I asked for a rink. I got something that looked like a mess.
I will never, ever order from this business again. They got every single thing wrong. I find it appalling that a business that is supposed to be a professional business would allow something of this low caliber to walk out the door. It looked amateur at best.
One thing I want to reiterate..there was literally nothing on this cake that was correct. They have lost a customer.
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Fifteen patients with cholestatic disorders were treated for 1 to 5 months with phenobarbital. Primary biliary cirrhosis was diagnosed in seven, sclerosing cholangitis in two, intrahepatic biliary hypoplasia in three, and cholestatic hepatitis in three. Except for the patients with cholestatic hepatitis, in whom marked cholestasis was virtually the only abnormality in liver biopsy specimens, serum bilirubin and bile acid concentrations were diminished during therapy, the hepatic clearance of sulfobromophthalein and 131I-rose bengal was variably enhanced, and there was relief from pruritus. Serum cholesterol concentrations and other measures of hepatic function were not significantly changed during therapy except for serum alkaline phosphatase activity, which rose in twelve patients. Parallel changes occurred in 5′-nucleotidase, suggesting a hepatic origin for the alkaline phosphatase activity. These studies indicate that phenobarbital therapy is associated with improvement in organic anion clearance in some patients with cholestatic disorders and may be beneficial to such patients.
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Griswold — Champagne was flowing but emergency personnel were not celebrating Wednesday following a tractor-trailer crash that closed Interstate 395 for nearly two hours and snarled traffic in the area into the evening hours.
The 2:15 p.m. crash involved a parked state Department of Transportation truck that was struck by a northbound tractor-trailer north of Exit 85, according to the DOT.
State police said the tractor-trailer, operated by William Wronski, 56, of Blackstone, Mass., was in the right lane and failed to move left for the construction pattern, striking the rear of the DOT truck.
The tractor-trailer rolled onto its side and spilled hundreds of cartons of Champagne, prompting response by the state police, local fire department and both the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and state Department of Consumer Protection.
The DOT vehicle involved in the crash was a "crash attenuation truck," which carries portable crash cushions that look like barrels attached to the back and was on scene to protect workers performing tree work in the area, according to a DOT spokesman.
Both Wronski and the driver of the DOT truck, 34-year-old James Tuttle of North Stonington, were taken by Griswold Ambulance to The William W. Backus Hospital in Norwich with what state police described as minor injuries.
The DEEP called on an environmental contractor to clean up a diesel spill and to empty the saddle tanks on the tractor-trailer. The Champagne was collected by the Department of Consumer Protection.
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ITHACA, NY—World-renowned vocal group New York Voices — founded by alumni of the Ithaca College School of Music — will bring its summer vocal jazz camp to Ithaca College this August.
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The Obama administration said it would rush $70 million to Israel in order to enhance its Iron Dome missile defense system, with more money in the pipeline. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said Thursday, after meeting with his Israeli counterpart Ehud Barak, that he was directed by President Obama to meet Israel's needs for the […]
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A Toronto Islamic school has lost the right to use a public school building for its classes after anti-Semitic teachings were discovered in its curriculum and posted on its website. The Toronto District School Board announced this week that the East End Madrassah could no longer rent space for its Sunday classes until police finish […]
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According to Reuters, a confidential report on Iran sanctions-busting says Syria continues to receive Iranian arms shipments that violate a U.N. Security Council ban on weapons exports by Iran. The new report, by a panel of experts on monitoring sanctions, submitted to the Security Council's Iran sanctions committee, also details Iranians' efforts to circumvent sanctions […]
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U.S. Rep. Ron Paul has effectively given up his presidential campaign but will not give up his delegates to Mitt Romney. Paul, a Texas Republican, said he would no longer compete in his party's primaries, leaving Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, the only viable candidate for the GOP nod still running. Romney remains about 200 […]
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Washington prefers the diplomatic option and stated as much time and again – but it seems that beneath the surface, an attack is ready to roll on command. An unusual moment of candor on the part of U.S. Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro at a closed meeting in Tel Aviv, reveals the planning behind the scenes. "The military option is not only possible, it's ready," he says.
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The United States Tour Operators Association, the largest tourism wholesalers association in America, will hold its 2013 annual conference in Israel as guests of the Tourism Ministry. The decision was made in February during a meeting in the US between Tourism Minister Stas Misezhnikov and USTOA management. The organization's last annual conference in Israel occurred in 1995.
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A suburban New York father is suing his school district over the anti-Semitic taunting of his son. Robert Slade filed the suit last week alleging that officials at Northport High School on Long Island took no action to stop a group of 20 students from traumatizing his son with taunts such as "Jews are disgusting," […]
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The House on Tuesday approved a non-binding resolution that "strongly supports United States policy to prevent the government of Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapons capability," and expresses "opposition to any policy that would rely on containment as an option in response to the Iranian nuclear threat." Americans for Peace Now urged members of Congress to "vote NO or PRESENT."
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While Pakistan has been invited to the NATO summit in Chicago next week, Israel has been left out, at the request of Turkey, according to Reuters. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has not yet responded to the invitation. Israel, NATO's most dependable Middle East ally in the war against terrorism, did not even an invitation […]
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According to a Tuesday report, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not see a way to prevent the court-ordered demolition of the Ulpana Hill neighborhood in Beit El, in the Benjamin region of Judea and Samaria. The neighborhood' spokesman thinks the PM must be helped out of the entanglement of his own doing.
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European Union foreign ministers at a meeting in Brussels slammed Israel for threatening the viability of a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Their three-page statement released Monday condemned the increased growth of settlement building, and the eviction of Palestinians and demolition of their homes in eastern Jerusalem. It also expressed concern over settler violence. […]
Posted on: May 14th, 2012News & Views → Eye on "Palestine"
On Monday night, hundreds of Palestinian prisoners agreed to end their hunger strike after winning concessions from Israel to improve their conditions, both sides announced. Earlier in the week, concern had been rising about the effect the death of one of the strikers might have on Tuesday's 'Nakba Day' protests.
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Shop-A-Fada, a play on the violent Palestinian intifada, was launched Monday. It encourages the public to counter anti-Israel boycotts with the purchase of merchandise manufactured in Israel. Shop-a-fada is an innovative effort designed by a team of Israeli business owners and pro-Israel personalities to demonstrate support for Israel by purchasing products manufactured and sold in […]
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Shalhevet Schwartz, a 14 year old girl from Riverdale, Bronx, was one of only two girls to compete in her division of the National Bible Contest held last Sunday at Yeshiva University in Manhattan. Despite appearances, the freshman at SAR High School exhibited sufficient bible knowledge to win, and be eligible to participate in the world championships in Jerusalem, the "Chidon HaTanach", held every year on Israel's Independence Day.
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The unintended consequence of the hostile cancellation of Egypt's natural gas contract with Israel may result in increased blackouts in Gaza. Benjamin Netanyahu's Environmental Protection Minister Gilad Erdan says Israel should consider cutting its supply of electricity to the Gaza Strip this summer in face of predicted power shortages.
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McCarthy watched his side take apart promotion-chasing Crystal Palace 3-0 on Tuesday night to move up to 13th in the table - five points clear of the relegation zone with three matches remaining.
The Yorkshireman made two changes for the clash as two-goal Frank Nouble and Jay Emmanuel-Thomas came in for Jay Tabb and Michael Chopra, who recovered from respective knee and calf complaints to take their places among the substitutes.
The pair were joined on the bench by Patrick Kisnorbo, who also overcame illness to be involved in the match-day 18.
Winger Lee Martin failed to get over his ankle injury in time to feature but is expected to return to training on Friday, although the game comes too soon as he needs minutes under his belt before returning to contention.
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Russian Fallout 3 cosplay is properly frightening
Russian cosplayers have taken the entire concept to a ludicrous level yet again, this time "doing" Fallout 3 with an OCD-level of dedication. Check out a ton of shots of the Brotherhood of Steel and other people that should have stayed in a videogame walking round abandoned eastern locales on English Russia.
The last game to get this style of treatment from the Russian mentalists was S.T.A.L.K.E.R. They may have been Ukranian, though. We don't want to offend anyone. Especially not this lot.
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Just setting it up and playing around with it at the moment, but my blog is:
It is getting to how I want it to look, but i am having a few problems, if anyone has any suggestions or feedback, it would be very much appreciated.
Ok, now the problems that I am having:
- The current page "hover" state (in the top nav bar) is not meant to change, but I should be fine to fix this, just css
- the page footer, on longer pages like http://www.damianjolley.com/blog/?p=1#comments the footer does not move down
- I want the nav bar at the top and bottom to move left a bit, but i cannot work out why it is indented
- In Firefox, the footer "Damian Jolley - Graphic Designer" is lower that the nav bar text. (I use Safari, and also have Firefox)
- I don't have IE, I would be interested in how it looks in IE
- Any feedback or where I can read about improving the code would be very much appreciated too
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This Is Putin's East Ukraine 'Peace Plan'
No one is surprised by how it looks.
Two steps forward, two steps back in Eastern Europe: A spokesperson for Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko announced a cease-fire agreement Wednesday morning, before quickly backtracking on those claims. But not to worry — Russian leader Vladimir Putin has gallantly stepped in with a solution of his own.
Putin says he super-casually sketched out this plan for, erm ... the "parties in the conflict," all while on his way to Mongolia. Because diplomatic visits, war, and international outrage are no match for him:
1. End active offensive operations by armed forces and armed militia groups in southeast Ukraine in the Donetsk and Lugansk areas.
2. Withdraw Ukrainian armed forces units to a distance that would make it impossible to fire on populated areas using artillery and all types of multiple launch rocket systems.
3. Allow for full and objective international monitoring of compliance with the ceasefire and monitoring of the situation in the safe zone created by the ceasefire.
4. Exclude all use of military aircraft against civilians and populated areas in the conflict zone.
5. Organise the exchange of individuals detained by force on an 'all for all' basis without any preconditions.
6. Open humanitarian corridors for refugees and for delivering humanitarian cargoes to towns and populated areas in Donbass – Donetsk and Lugansk regions.
7. Make it possible for repair brigades to come to damaged settlements in the Donbass region in order to repair and rebuild social facilities and life-supporting infrastructure and help the region to prepare for the winter.
Shorter peace plan: Ukraine surrenders, separatists and Russian soldiers and GRU keep Novorossiya. (He isn't even trying anymore, really.)— Michael Weiss (@michaeldweiss) September 3, 2014
(And why the "parties in the conflict" and not a more direct reference? Well, because "Russia cannot physically agree on a cease-fire, as it is not a side in the conflict," according to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry S. Peskov.)
Ukrainian leaders seem to have picked up the same scent from Putin's proposal, with Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk calling his bluff:
Ukraine's Prime Minister: "Real plan of Putin is to destroy Ukraine & restore USSR". Doesn't sound like a yes, then, to Putin's peace plan..— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) September 3, 2014
The country's leaders seem to be holding out for tomorrow's NATO summit in Wales, where President Barack Obama and other leaders are expected to create a rapid-response force for Eastern Europe and mull over other solutions to the ongoing conflict. Putin, too, said he expects a solution by then. His country is already suffering side effects from the ongoing conflict, in which Russia has repeatedly denied involvement, including the suspended delivery of two French warships.
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Summary:Putin jotted down plan on plane to Mongolia as Obama said little as French grew balls as Kiev made absurdly contradictory statements— Shaun Walker (@shaunwalker7) September 3, 2014


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Sitting seventh in points with seven races remaining in the Chase for the Nextel Cup, Dale Earnhardt Jr. could be entering panic mode. Could be, but isn't. Not by a long shot.
"I know every time we let something slip or have a mistake, even the ones we can't control, like the part failures, even when that happens, even though it wasn't in our control, those are the things that are hard to not take home with you."
-- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Especially not while he's at Talladega Superspeedway, a track he once figuratively owned. Junior's not dominant at Talladega these days, but he knows that could change in an instant.
And with the "Big One" seemingly only a bobble away, he knows the points standings can look a whole lot different Sunday night than they do today.
"Jeff Burton's no superhero. He's not invincible," Earnhardt Jr. said of the points leader, whom he trails by 123 points. "He can have bad luck just like anybody else. Within one race, six or seven of us can be right back in it.
"There's a lot of racing left. If there's two races to go now, I'd sort of have the [sinking] feeling. But we got a lot of racing left and anything can happen to Jeff Burton or anybody else for that matter."
Burton certainly seems to understand the risks at Talladega.
"Talladega is probably the most nervous I am before a race," Burton said. "If you do this long enough, you have to understand the odds. The odds are there is going to be a big wreck at Talladega. The odds are every two or three races you'll end up being in one of those wrecks. So is it your turn? You kind of feel like you're playing Russian Roulette a little bit."
Earnhardt Jr. said he feels like he's got an "awesome" chance to catch Burton. At Kansas, he said, he gained a lot of points on everybody but Burton and Mark Martin. "I'm basically back in it, if you don't count Jeff," he said. "He could have a bad run any one of these races, and then we reel him back in."
Denny Hamlin is 69 points behind Burton in second place, meaning Earnhardt Jr. is just 54 points out of that spot. So he's right in saying things can still change in a big way. A 10th-place run at Kansas last week wasn't quite what he was looking for, but with some drivers gambling for fuel and finishing ahead of him, it was the best he could do.
Certainly he wants more than a 10th out of Talladega on Sunday, but if it doesn't happen, he won't mind being asked yet again what happened to Dale Earnhardt Inc.'s restrictor-plate dominance. Hendrick Motorsports teammates Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart's Joe Gibbs Racing entry seem to have taken over at the plate races of late, but that's OK in Junior's eyes.
"There's only four plate races on the circuit. When we were dominant there, we got crap for not being good anywhere else," he said. "So I'd give it up to be running good at all these two-mile tracks like we have this year."
In 13 starts at Talladega, where his father reigned supreme for years, Earnhardt Jr. has five wins, but he hasn't been to Victory Lane since October 2004. And that win was best remembered for what came after he took the checkered flag.
Uttering a profanity when asked what the win meant in comparison to his father's record there, he was penalized 25 points and lost the Chase lead to Kurt Busch. After that, a broken rear-end gear at Martinsville and a late-race wreck at Atlanta ruined his title hopes.
The driver said the rear end never should have broken, and he blames himself for forcing the issue while racing with Carl Edwards at Atlanta. Now, after missing the Chase last year, Earnhardt Jr.'s looking to make up for lost time.
"I told my guys at Dover that you have to work really hard every time, that you have to give everything you got, because if you think you're going to walk right back into the Chase for the championship the following year, you can never tell when the one year you're in it might be your last," he said. " How many opportunities do you have? How many chances do you have? How many Chases are you going to be in? You know, you just have to go at it like it's your last chance.
"That's the way I feel about it. I know every time we let something slip or have a mistake, even the ones we can't control, like the part failures, even when that happens, even though it wasn't in our control, those are the things that are hard to not take home with you. I'm trying to work really hard and trying to motivate my guys this Chase, trying to get them pumped up and keep them pumped up so they'll be on their best on race day."
Some fans seem to think a championship is Earnhardt's birthright, given that his father claimed the Winston Cup seven times. A six-win season in '04 raised the expectations, but last year tempered things.
He's shown improvement this year but hasn't been dominant.
In some respects, a year in which he kicks the field's butt on numerous occasions would be as satisfying as a championship. At least that's how he feels at the moment.
"Winning is the fun part. The championship, the banquet is a lot of fun. But it's so late in the season, I think the thrill of winning that actual championship has subsided a small percentage by the time the banquet rolls around," Earnhardt said. "I don't know. I'd trade winning the championship for winning 10 races in a year, if that makes any sense."
He won't win 10 races this year, though, so the championship will do just fine.
And if there's a place to start a title run, it might as well be Talladega.
Mark Ashenfelter is an associate editor at NASCAR Scene magazine, which has a Web site at www.scenedaily.com.


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Editor's note: Watch for Keith "Catfish" Sutton appearing on "The Casting Couch," a one-minute commentary on the wild world of fishing that airs on Saturdays during "BassCenter" on ESPN2.
I have a special fondness for rivers. Roaring rivers. Placid rivers. Clear rivers. Brown rivers. Canoe rivers. Johnboat rivers. Mountain rivers. Cypress rivers.
So it is with many of us who love catfishing.
My fondness was born from a circumstance of location. I grew up in a small Arkansas town situated in a landscape dominated by rivers.
Three miles to the west, the L'Anguille River writhes across the Mississippi delta. Continuing west, the traveler crosses Bayou de View at mile 16, the Cache River at mile 22 and the White River at mile 34.
To the east, two more rivers plough S-curves and figure eights through the delta. The St. Francis River slips through the countryside just nine miles from my hometown. The Mississippi races past the Pyramid of Memphis, 50 miles away.
Catfish drew me to these waters from an early age.
I was 10 when I caught my first river catfish in the L'Anguille. A friend and I biked to a wooden bridge outside town for a day of catfishing. There, with cane poles stuck in the cracks between the bridge timbers, we waited for the telltale tap, tap on our lines that signaled a catfish below.
The catfishing wasn't great, but there was magic to it all: lying belly down on the sun-warmed bridge to snatch bullheads and channel cats from the sleepy current; watching wood ducks and herons trading through the timber in dawn's gray light; smelling midday's honeysuckle and fresh-plowed earth; hearing owls praise the day for surrendering to night.
I fell in love, then and there, with the L'Anguille. And over the next few years I returned again and again to experience the river's magic.
It was on that country bridge my love for rivers began.
My burgeoning fondness for rivers took me, naturally, downstream. The L'Anguille flows into the St. Francis, and the St. Francis into the Mississippi. My river wanderings followed a similar course.
When I turned 16, possession of a new driver's license put my mom's car at my disposal for weekend catfishing forays on the St. Francis. I had sampled the river's bounty already, but having my own transportation opened a new world of adventure.
I could catfish now every weekend, instead of waiting for invitations months apart. I often camped with friends on the riverbank, fishing all night for catfish. And the things I experienced during those excursions strengthened my love for rivers.
The Mississippi River also became one of my frequent destinations. An uncle enjoyed fishing the river and its oxbows, and I often tagged along.
Mom would wake me at 3 a.m. so I could rendezvous with Uncle Guy. We would arrive at an ungodly hour and be fishing before daybreak.
I remember the nebulous curtains of mist hanging over the water like fog on a Scottish moor, and the croaking of coots bobbing through the buckbrush. I recall the traditional vittles potted meat, soda crackers and coffee and the itchy bottom I got from sitting too many hours on a too-hard boat seat.
It's the fishing, though, I remember most.
A half-dozen canepoles jutted from both sides of the boat as Uncle Guy sculled us across the water. He knew all the honeyholes. And before long one of the poles would bob, and we'd pull in a nice channel cat or crappie.
I learned from Uncle Guy some of the finer points of fishing. And I learned from him that a river can be a haven a quiet place, wild and beautiful, where one can escape the hustle and bustle of more civilized realms.
Uncle Guy loved the river. And through him, my own love for rivers was nourished.
With my best friend, Lewis, I discovered the charms of another river the White which I soon grew to love.
At age 16, we bought backpacks and set out to explore the White River country high in the Ozarks. We stayed for an entire week swimming in the icy river, exploring streamside bluffs and camping at night in a pup tent hardly big enough for both of us.
Two years later, we rented a canoe and fished the White's upper reaches. We caught nothing, at least partly because we knew nothing about fishing this swift, mountain stream.
But I cannot forget the day, because it was our first time to float the river and it was the first time I saw a trout that wasn't on a dinner plate. We watched them lying motionless in the crystal-clear water, some so big you could have easily mistaken them for rocks or logs.
After that, most river trips took us far south and east of the mountain trout waters. We hunted deer in White River Refuge, and fished for panfish in river oxbows. There were catfishing nights on snow-white sandbars and squirrel hunts in groves of river-island sweet pecans.
One day while catfishing, we watched sky-darkening waves of mallards descending into the flooded river bottoms, tens of thousands of them tumbling earthward like the pelting gusts of a spring thundershower.
Other times, there were simpler thrills bald eagles soaring overhead, meteor showers at night and the occasional big catfish caught and carried home so we could show it off at the pool hall.
It was never enough, though. No matter how often we visited the river, we always found an excuse to go back.
One of my last river trips was on the lower Arkansas River. Four of my sons were with me.
When everyone was asleep, I went out and sat by the water. It felt good to lean back and enjoy the wilderness around me a sweep of star-specked sky between walls of majestic hardwoods; sandbars scrubbed white by the moving waters; flowers and greenery cuffing the river. There were no sounds of civilization, only the calls of a barred owl hunting downstream.
I took my shoes off and soaked my feet in the water. The river tugged at my toes. It was as if the stream was alive, and I could feel its pulse.
Relaxing there, I pondered the many miles this water had traveled, the people it had touched, the animals and plants it had nourished, the mountain bluffs, cypress bottoms, farmlands, cities, fishing shanties and hunting camps it had coursed past before reaching this point at the end of its long journey.
I thought about others like us who must have been drawn to the river that day, and about the people who had come before us explorers, voyageurs, boat captains, naturalists, pioneers, historians all lured by the magic of the river.
I reflected on my own attraction to this river and other rivers I have come to know.
I have fished many rivers since I was a 10-year-old sitting on that country bridge over the L'Anguille. The Atchafalaya, Columbia, Snake, Missouri, Red, Escambia, Suwannee, Colorado, Rio Grande, Elota, Magaguadavic, Amazon, Xingu, Paragua and dozens more.
Rivers are like threads woven through the fabric of my life. Catfishing is the fabric itself. Catfish give me reason to be there. They are the spice that flavors every trip.
Sitting by the river that night, I thought about my sons sleeping in the tents nearby. It was their third river campout, and they had gone to bed exhausted.
Now they, too, have been charmed by a river mistress. And in them, I see hope for the future of these precious waters.
I slept well that night, knowing they were with me.
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