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"An Evening with Sandra Dallas" will be presented by the Eagle County Historical Society. The renowned Colorado author will be at the Brush Creek Pavilion in Eagle at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 27.
Sandra Dallas is a best-selling author of both novels and non-fiction titles. She will do a presentation that will follow a social hour with refreshments and cash bar. She will be on hand to autograph her books, which will also be available for purchase.
Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door, and $200 for groups of 10 (such as a book club). They are for sale at Eagle's Nearly Everything Store, and at the Bookworm in Edwards. Space is limited, so buy your ticket soon. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Eagle County Historical Society. For more information, contact Kathy Heicher via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 328-7104.
Dallas is quite the prolific writer, and continues to publish fiction titles that are very popular with our library patrons. "Prayers for Sale" is a personal favorite of mine. Several local book clubs have read this title. We will be discussing it at our upcoming Eagle Public Library monthly book club meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 24. Please join us if you have read this title and want to participate in a lively discussion!
"Prayers for Sale" presents a quiet and beautiful tale of friendship between two women in different stages of life. Hennie Comfort is 86, and her friend, 17-year-old Nit Spindle, is a new-comer to Middle Swan, Colo. This story takes place in 1936. The women initially meet when young Nit sees a "Prayers for Sale" sign in front of Hennie's home. The meaning behind this sign becomes evident as the friendship between the women grows while Hennie shares stories with her new friend. She states, "You know what a storyteller is, don't you? It's a person that has a good memory who hopes other people don't."
Hennie, who is a Civil War survivor and has lived in the high country for almost 70 years, has many tales. She tells of past adventures and personal heartbreaks while teaching Nit the art of quilting. The reader gets a definite feel for the snowy Rocky Mountains and Colorado life during the Depression. Middle Swan was an actual place in Colorado and the story was inspired by a time the author lived in Breckenridge. Dallas does such a fantastic job presenting early-day Colorado through her historical fiction, and this book is a fine example of that.
In addition to her historical fiction books, Sandra Dallas has written several non-fiction titles on Colorado history. These include a diverse range of topics relevant to our state - quilting, ghost towns and architecture, to name a few. Almost all of these are available for check-out from Eagle Valley Library District libraries. Here is a bibliography of her writings. Come by the library and check one out!
The Quilt Walk (September 2012)
True Sisters (April 2012)
The Bride's House (May 2011)
Whiter Than Snow (2010)
Prayers for Sale (2009)
New Mercies (2006)
Tallgrass (2008)
The Chili Queen (2003)
Alice's Tulips (2001)
The Diary of Mattie Spenser (1998)
The Persian Pickle Club (1996)
Buster Midnight's Cafe (1990)
The Quilt That Walked to Golden (2007)
Colorado Ghost Towns and Mining Camps (1988)
Colorado's Homes (1986)
Gaslights and Gingerbread (1986)
Sacred Paint: Ned Jacob (1979)
Yesterday's Denver (1974)
Cherry Creek Gothic - Victorian Architecture in Denver (1971)
Vail (1969)
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Color:A neat fusion of loafer and heel, Sixties mod and modern polish, our Amaya Pump is as chic as it is versatile. Made of patent leather in deep, moody shades, this low-heeled, walk-all-day style features a chunky square chain and colored resin hardware detail at the toe.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Frenchgirl Chic and COMFORTABLE! These shoes are amazingly comfortable... From the moment I put them on they felt like slippers even though they are über elegant. TYou should order a half-size down as they are generously proportioned. November 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by IndyStyle Sophistication Abounds So thrilled to receive my Tory Burch Amaya Pumps in the navy color! The patent is perfect and the detail across the front adds just enough umph! I couldn't be happier. I am a size 8M and the fit is very true to size. The shoes are extremely comfortable. There is plenty of room in the toe box and heal doesn't slip, nor is too tight. The craftsmanship is impeccable and I would expect nothing less from TB. I am so pleased that I have worn these with jeans, leggings and the most darling of shift dresses with tights. I have a hunch thses will be my go-to-shoes....at least until I purchase my next TB's! November 9, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Vicky76 Very pretty, but unfortunately not very comfy I fell in love with this pair of shoes right at the moment I saw them online so I decided to order these. I've been looking for nice low heels shoes that can wear with everything. I was so excited when I received them in mail. The color and the design look even better in person. Very cute and classy. I normally wear 6.5, but with Tory sometimes I fit size 6 (usually with closed toe shoes). So I ordered half size down for this pair, which is size 6. It fit perfectly when I first tried them on. I walked on them around my house (only on carpet and hard wood floor) to see if they were comfy and I felt pretty good so I decided to keep them. However, when I actually wore them out to work, it started to hurt my skin on the achilles tendon right after the first hour. And I also started to notice that the leather around my achilles tendon area is very stiff (not as soft as the Sophie Wedge that I'm in love with). At the end of the day, my skin got redder and redder and it became very painful. I understand that new shoes need time to break them in to feel comfy, but if I have problem with the width or my toes, I could bear with it until the shoes break in. Unfortunately, I had a different problem and I know this won't work for me if I insist on wearing them. I'm just gonna hurt my feet more and more. I was so sad because I love this pair and the design so much. I was a bit disappointed too since I got the same problem with another low heel shoes that I loved at Tory last year and they were both expensive. I think for the price of the shoes they should fix this problem with their low heels design. I don't mind to invest couple hundred dollars for a pair of shoes if they are comfy and stylish. But for me, comfort is more important, especially when it comes to shoes that are design for walk-all-day. Now I can't even walk comfortably on my other shoes since my feet are hurt. I really wanna return them but I don't know if I could because the policy doesn't allow to return worn items. But I'm stuck with them if I kept them. This makes me feel really hard to try on another Tory shoes in the future since their price are not that cheap to just buy and try to break them out to see if they are work or not. I also bought 2 pairs of high heels from Tory for my wedding next year. I haven't worn them out yet because I wanna save them for my big day. But I hope that they are comfy because I love the designs so so much that I just decided to keep them anyway. This is my very first review for Tory because I was pretty upset with the quality of this shoes, but I gave it 2 stars for the really nice design. I hope that they can fix this since I really love Tory's designs. I'm a big fan of her handbags. October 14, 2013
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Taco HTML Edit
Taco HTML Edit is a full-featured HTML editor and PHP editor. Taco HTML Edit empowers its users to rapidly create their own web sites. It is designed exclusively for Mac OS X and has many advanced features including spell checking, live browser previewing, PHP previewing, syntax checking, and much more.
Required OS: 10.4
Tags: html , texteditor , web , php , editor
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you know what. i was using the freeware version for a long time and recently upgraded to the paid 2.0.x version. it's a notable improvement with some much needed features. i feel it was worth the 25 smackeroos, so, taco got my money and i don't regret it.
paulw is correct. but for those who do not care for or need the new features and price-tag of version 2.0.0, i have taken the liberty of uploading the last freeware version (1.7.3) to badongo. you can retrieve this version from here: http://www.badongo.com/file/9746959
Really really useful. Live preview = awesome, though it doesn't handle forms / multisession. It immediately became my first choice for creating HTML code (given that I'm learning / mostly using it for a class, and won't / can't use full-featured website building apps).
This app has many, many minor additions that make it a great product... and it's free! What more could you ask for? Many thanks to the dev.
Lo que más me gusta es poder ver las páginas hechas en php al vuelo
The quick preview function is really cool - what more could you ask for from such a light-weight and FREE app?
I can't quite believe this aplpication is free! I love it and it's essential in any coding I do.
Does only Unicode and no other encodings which is the only gripe, but I big one I have with this app...
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STOCKTON - A commotion between two adult brothers Sunday afternoon at Food 4 Less in the 200 block of East March Lane escalated outside the store, resulting in two arrests, police reported.
Shortly after 2:30 p.m. Sunday, the 28-year-old victim was in the store when he was punched by his brother, 23-year-old Christopher White, according to police. The brother left the store, and White followed, punching him more times until several citizens got involved and tackled White to the ground, holding him until a security guard placed him in handcuffs.
When officers arrived, White's girlfriend, Renee Robinson, 20, became upset and started causing problems with the officers, according to the report. Before they could leave the scene with White in the back of a patrol car, Robinson opened the door to let White escape. Officers then attempted to arrest Robinson, but she took off running while White got out of the patrol car. He was immediately detained and Robinson was apprehended, police reported.
White was arrested on suspicion of battery and being a parolee at large, while Robinson was arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest and lynching, the act of seizing someone who is under arrest and in custody of a police officer.
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Two Southern California men remain in the Jackson County Jail on several heroin-related charges after Oregon State Police reportedly found 30 pounds of the drug in their car during a traffic stop on Interstate 5 last week.
Jose Raul Esparza, 26, of Calexico, Calif., and 21-year-old Armando Agustin Villasenor, of El Centro, Calif., are both jailed on charges of delivery, manufacture and possession of heroin. Bail for each is set at $500,000.
"It's not a record seizure for our department, but it definitely falls in the category of being very significant," OSP Lt. Gregg Hastings said.
An OSP trooper first spotted the two men at 7:30 a.m. Friday, July 5, near milepost 11 outside Ashland. Esparza was driving a Ford van, and the trooper pursued it for driving over the posted speed limit. Police found the 30 pounds of heroin in the vehicle's spare tire, located in the trunk, during the traffic stop. Investigators estimated the drug has a value of more than $600,000.
The men's destination remains under investigation.
Hastings said the seizure exceeds all of the agency's 2011 seizures combined.
"We've seen a definite jump in terms of what we had seen in seizures from a few years ago," he said. "(There's) still lots more out there that we aren't coming across."
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When the announcement came in 2011 that UT women's basketball coach Pat Summit had been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's, her millions of fans knew she would fight the disease with as much determination as she displayed during every game of her 30-plus years in the sport. She looks back at her childhood in Henrietta, Tenn., her years in basketball — both as player and coach — and her private life, particularly her role as a mom, in "Sum it Up" (796.323).
Ward Wilson, a senior fellow at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies of the Monterey Institute of International Studies, makes a thought-provoking case against nuclear weapons. He believes the argument that they brought a halt to the second World War is wrong — that the real reason the Japanese surrendered was the eminent threat of a Russian invasion in Manchuria. Wilson goes on to refute other assumptions that have been made to foster proliferation. Read what he has to say in "Five Myths about Nuclear Weapons" (355.021).
As the rehab business in New Orleans spirals down along with the economy, Nicholas Edwards begins to wonder how he can possibly support his family, not to mention his love of rare stamps. Relief comes with a phone call from Dot Harbison, his old scheduler from the days when he was a hit man for hire named Joseph P. Keller. Lawrence Block returns with another round of Keller's adventures in "Hit Me" (M).
Having entertained readers with his chronicles of life as a surgeon at Boston's Angell Animal Medical Center, Nick Trout now offers up his first novel. Veterinary pathologist Cyrus Mills is in the middle of a lawsuit to save his license when he learns his estranged father left his practice to him in his will. Hoping to sell the failing vet clinic in Eden Falls, Vt., as quickly as possible, Cyrus is not happy about returning to his hometown — even if for a brief time. Things don't turn out quite the way he plans, though, in "The Patron Saint of Lost Dogs."
Harlan County, Ky., has a reputation as a tough, even dangerous, place to live. From the settlers who scratched out a living to the men who worked and died in the coal mines, the people of that area are tough, determined, and fiercely proud. Alessandro Portelli, a noted oral historian, brings together 25 years of original interviews to create a unique portrait of the land and people in "They Say in Harlan County: an Oral History" (976.900).
Two brothers and their wives meet at a posh restaurant in Amsterdam. Unemployed teacher Paul Lohman and his brother Serge, a prominent politician running for Prime Minister, begin their five-course meal pleasantly catching up on their lives. By the time they reach Digestif, though, the real reason for their gathering comes out: their sons, Michel and Rick, have been videoed performing a particularly brutal act of violence. While both TV and YouTube have picked up on it, the boys have not been identified — yet. What would the discovery of their identities mean to both of the Lohman families' lives and careers? "The Dinner" is the latest compelling novel from Herman Koch.
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"The Death of Bees," by Lisa O'Donnell.
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I'm playing about with QCad at the moment before switching from AutoCAD R14 on XP to QCad on Ubuntu.
I design and make kites, doing all my template layouts in R14. I have a standard template that has a grid drawn in a particular layer where each grid square represents the printable area of a sheet of A4 paper.
Funnily enough, this grid doesn't show on QCad, despite the rest of the layer showing, but thats a simple problem to fix.
When a sail pattern is ready to be printed, I overlay the pattern over the grid. AutoCAD gives me the option to "Pick Points" , whereby I select opposing corners of the A4 area I want to print. After I have printed, the results are taped together to give a lifesize sail plan, upto 89 sheets in one example
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Dice Sets
Dice sets, especially 7-piece RPG dice sets. Everything from metal dice sets and stone dice sets to pearlized and magma dice sets. Also includes other sets of dice such as 10d6 crystal dice sets.
Toxic Black/Pink Polyhedral Dice Set$8.70
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Tottenham Hotspur Message Board
Where has everybody gone?
This board has gone exceedingly quiet...but why?
I used to come on here a few times a day for the witty banter, a bit of Ar$e poking and some decent chat about football and Spurs. I must admit I am now down to once or twice a day and even then I can't be bothered with posting anything most of the time.
I've noticed a lot of others that used to regularly post have also stopped. It seems to have fizzled out over the last few weeks....but why?
Well I know the answer to that as far as I am concerned and I know I am in for some stick over this but seeing as it is dying anyway I may as well get it off my chest.
Two words - John Locke. Now I am sure John is a nice enough bloke, probably an Accountant and not someone I would be desperate to go to the pub with but he doesn't swear or rant or post vitriolic barbs at anybody so why am I blaming him for my lack of interest in logging in here anymore?
Well, I tried very hard to understand where John was coming from in his many and very long posts and I tried very hard to get my point of view across...but ultimately it was like talking to a brick wall. What ever I said, joking, serious, politely or rudely.....whatever I said...it was always taken the wrong way. John interprets everything differently to anybody else from what I can tell.
Now that in itself I can take to a certain extent BUT his replies are just so........BORING. I thought this was a chat site not a site for people who think its a competition to write the longest posts (yes I know this is an ironically long post!) laden with statistics and links to other sites which may or may not support a particular viewpoint.
I tried, I really did. I responded even though my inner instinct was saying very loudly "don't get involved!". I kept my cool, tried to reason with him, tried to understand where he was coming from, joked about it at first and then got annoyed. All the time John took a completely bizzare view of anything I said. Not just what I said but what anybody says on here from what I can tell.
I cut down my visits but everytime I do still come on here - there it is, the latest post from John which used to take me hours to read (I don't even bother anymore) and even then I could not understand where he was coming from most times - he even ended up replying to himself sometimes in an effort to get someone else to respond presumably... so I stopped. I refuse to read any John Locke posts now......
The problem is, he is pretty much the only one posting now. So, have others been worn down to the point of exhaustion? or are there other reasons the old guard Spurs fans have stopped contributing? Am I missing something? Is John a hugely clever Ar$e fan on a mission to destroy the Spurs board?
I know its quiet on the football front and the usual hectic transfer window activity has finished but surely others want to talk about something. Or maybe not, perhaps I am just over reacting. Perhaps I am the only one that finds John's posts incredibly dull, repetitive, hypocritical, contradictory, statistic laden and confusing. If so, I apologise and I will sulk off back into the shadows from whence I came.
I heard even the Reading board is busier, funnier and more interesting so I might end up pretending to be a Biscuit Man for a while!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Here's my take Sfer...where's the bloody link to the board! If I didn't see the sidebar with a couple of board comments on it (I arbitrarily picked yours), I wouldn't have got in...I probably should just bookmark the board but just haven't. The link used to be placed along with the other links on each team page...ten it was in one drop-down list...then another...now its not in either of those...just disappeared without a trace...did find it accidentally one day, but haven't a clue where.
So John Lock's not the reason as far as I'm concerned...its Yahoo!
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Martha Bell Nutt, 85, Carthage, passed away Friday, Nov. 16, 2012 in the North Kansas City Hospital, Kansas City, Mo.
Martha was born March 15, 1927 in Joplin, Mo., the daughter of Warren Richard Sowersby and Gracie Greer Clark Sowersby. She attended public schools in Joplin and Golden City, and she graduated from Golden City High School in 1945. She married James Nutt on July 19, 1945 in Columbus, Kan. He preceded her in death on Nov. 23, 1997.
Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents.
Martha was a homemaker and attended First Baptist Church in Carthage.
Survivors include two daughters, Gloria E. (Charles) Williams, Gladstone, Mo., and Marilyn Letsinger, Carthage, Mo.; seven grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
Graveside services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012 in Park Cemetery, Carthage, Mo., under direction of Knell Mortuary, Carthage, Mo.
Online condolences may be expressed through www.knellmortuary.com.
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Ohio State awaits bloom of stinky corpse flower
Published: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 9:21 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 9:21 a.m.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Researchers at an Ohio State University greenhouse are awaiting a rare second bloom by a rainforest plant known as a corpse flower because of its unpleasant odor.
The university says the nearly 6-foot titan arum is expected to open this week, releasing another round of its rotting-flesh smell a little more than two years after it first flowered.
A second corpse flower opened briefly at the greenhouse last May.
A university spokeswoman tells The Columbus Dispatch (http://bit.ly/15FLGSU ) cultivators are lucky to have three blooms in three years. Each brief bloom attracts visitors hoping to catch a glimpse or a whiff of it.
The plant expected to bloom soon is nicknamed Woody, after Buckeyes football coach Woody Hayes.
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A former guard who worked at Mabel Bassett Correctional Center in McLoud has been formally charged with 15 felony counts and is accused of sexual misconduct involving nine female prisoners.
Jamie Baker, 43, Earlsboro, is charged in Pottawatomie County District Court with nine counts of second-degree rape, one count of first-degree rape by force and fear, four counts of sexual battery and one count of forcible sodomy.
Charges allege that Baker, while employed by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, engaged in activity with persons who were unable to give consent because they were inmates. Under Oklahoma law, it is a felony to have sex with an inmate.
The filed charges list offenses with nine different victims, most involving sexual acts while others accuse the guard of touching the breasts of several women.
Baker was reportedly terminated from his job in September amid the investigation into allegations of misconduct.
He was arrested on a $25,000 warrant Friday and taken to the Pottawatomie County Public Safety Center, where he was awaiting book-out procedures late Friday night.
His next court date hasn't yet been scheduled.
If convicted, Baker could face various punishment levels for each count, ranging from one to 20 years in prison.
Watch for updates.
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Brought by Portuguese missionaries from Brazil to India some 200 years ago, cashew nuts are one of the more popular, if not the most popular, snack nuts. In the past, they were considered to be a "gourmet item." However, retail promotions over the years have spread the news that they are very affordable and nutritious.
Cashew nuts have gained a significant amount of popularity in trail mixes as well as an ingredient in cooking. Cashew nuts are an excellent source of protein, copper, magnesium, and phosphorus in addition to a raw, natural source of energy.
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In 1929, Jørgen Jørgensen, a Norwegian outdoor enthusiast, began his search for technical and durable outdoor equipment, and the ultimate in performance apparel. Today, four generations later, Norrona is still a family-owned and run company based near Oslo, Norway. Driven by a passionate commitment to advance the boundaries of product function, Norrona continue to produce high-end, performance-driven products fuelled by innovation, experimentation and inspiration.
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Digital Satellite Receiver, Digital Terrestrial Receiver, Digital Cable Receiver, Digital Combo Receiver, OTT Box, TV, MID, Meter,Target Market(s)
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Zhuhai Gotech Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd
Gotech (www.gotechcn.com) is a leading digital solution provider for the international digital TV market and specializes in the provision of digital set-top-boxes and digital TV sets. It deploys a wide range of digital STB's to satellite, terrestrial, cable and IPTV/OTT markets, from entry-level receivers to advanced multi-tuner high definition digital TV recorders with integrated or removable hard disc drive. Its devices are deployed across Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, North Africa and Australia. Headquartered in Zhuhai, the city next to Macao, it sets up branch offices and local R testing centers successively at home and abroad, such as its subsidiaries in Hong Kong, Chengdu, Jinggangshan, Shenzhen and Dubai or its testing centers in Germany, South Africa, Brazil and France. Its fully-owned manufacturing base was built in Zhuhai in 2010, which has contributed a production capability of 6 million pieces of digital devices annually to the company. And with the completation of the second manufacturing base in Zhuhai and third in Jinggangshan, the production capability will rise up to 15 million pieces a year. And the company production system has been granted the Certification of ISO 14001:2004 and ISO 9001:2008. Dedicated in the innovation of digital TV technologies and smart home solutions, Gotech equipped itself with an elite R team of more than 300 designers and engineers. Start from its establishment, Gotech invests 5%-8% of its turnover into its new project development every single year which has made our product most competitive in the market and gains more than 50 patents annually. And the company has been granted to be a "Chinese Hi-Tech Enterprise" by the provincial government of Guangdong. Our vision is to build "MKTECH" as a famous brand in the digital TV and smart home industry around the world with business everlasting. We endeavor to meet the market demands with innovative and customized products and service for global clients, trying our best to promote the spread of digital civilization and to build a colorful digital life.More information please turn to www.gotechcn.com.
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considerations of major importance to
our welfare. Like any person unsure of
his convictions, we were timid and
reticent in our approach to problems of
foreign relations. In short, we were
bewildered, and therefore we improvised
from day to day.
It is conceivable that, as the leading
industrial Nation, we might have
embarked upon a career of imperialism
designed to control the world by force.
Germany in fact attempted this solution.
But such a policy is alien to all our
history and to all our instincts. This
policy is so at variance with our very nature
that I do not think it could have been
followed with success then, nor do I think
it can be followed now. On the other
hand I think a system of collective
security is not only the best hope for
success, but it is also the only one consistent
with our political and moral standards
of conduct. The principal question that
remains in my mind is whether or not
we are sufficiently convinced of the
necessity of collective security to be willing
to make the necessary economic and
psychological adjustments.
Many people have assumed that
because the House of Representatives, the
Senate, and the President have declared
for collective security, the job is done.
But the establishing of order and the
making of peace does not consist merely
of a solemn declaration or a well-drafted
constitution. The making of peace is a
continuing process that must go on from
day to day, from year to year, so long as
our civilization shall last. Our participation
in this process is not just the signing
of a charter with a big read seal. It is a
daily task, a positive participation in all
the details and decisions which together
constitute a living and growing policy.
What an empty shell the Dumbarton
Oaks proposals will be, even if complete
agreement is reached at San Francisco,
if at the same time, or in the near future,
we are unable to agree upon such things
as exchange and monetary matters, aviation,
the free flow of information, trade
barriers, cartels, armaments, and oil,
and, I may add, a simple treaty with
Mexico on the division of the waters of
the Colorado River. Surely we all know
by this time that political solidarity in
this suffering world is dependent, in the
final analysis, upon economic stability.
I do not mean that all of these
problems must be solved immediately, and at
once, to the satisfaction of all. I do
think it very important that the
American people, and all people, recognize that
these matters are inherently involved in
any system of mutual security; and that
adjustments and temporary sacrifices
must be made. They should be told that
the price of peace is high. How high it is,
is difficult to estimate; but I am confident
that it will not be nearly as high as the
price of war. However, unless we are,
prepared to make these payments for
peace we might as well recognize now the
futility of Dumbarton Oaks or San
I said temporary sacrifices, for I am
convinced that because of our enormous
power to produce wealth of all kinds,
given a reasonable length of time, in
which we are free from the threat of war,
or war itself, we can more than repay
ourselves for any reasonable concessions
we may make in the way of loans, tariffs,
or outright relief. There are vast areas
of the world, with untold wealth, that
can be developed if we can be reasonably
sure of peace. We can be sure that as the
areas are developed, we shall share with
the rest of the world in the benefits of
these developments. So I repeat that our
sacrifices will be temporary if we can
establish and maintain peace.
In addition to the material costs of
peace there are other adjustments which
must be made and which may prove more
painful to many of us than the payment
of gold. We must give up some of our
most cherished prejudices if we are to
work in harmony with other peoples. No
plan on earth can assure us of anything
resembling a peaceful future unless,
supporting it, are the positive forces of
public opinion. The beliefs and convictions
of the people must be in accord with our
policy or it cannot be definite and settled.
Among the prejudices which we must
examine, I need mention only a few to
illustrate my point. Foremost among
them is the anti-British already referred
to. I shall not go further into that
except to urge most serious consideration
as to whether we desire to see the power
and influence of the British people
destroyed. Is it not true that in assisting
Britain and the Commonwealth of
Nations, we were in fact preserving friends
who are, in a very real sense, indispensable
to our own welfare and the welfare
of democratic, freedom-loving
peoples everywhere? In this troubled
and violent world is it not true that we
would feel quite alone in the world if
the British Commonwealth of Nations
had been subjugated by the tyranny of
the Nazis, and its resources directed
against us? If that be true, then whose
chestnuts did we pull out of the fire?
Another powerful prejudice which has
affected our policy, and is vital to our
future, is our fear of Russia and
communism. Until the revolution in Russia,
we had always been on friendly terms
with that Nation. We had never fought
her. We made one very profitable deal
with her when we bought Alaska for
$7,200,000. and promptly extracted more
than $400,000,000 in gold from its
mountains. I should say that even the
Tribune should approve of that kind of
a deal. Yet, after the revolution was
established by Lenin, we refused to
recognize Russia until 1933, the last of
the major nations to do so. Moreover,
we sent two armed expeditions against
her without provocation. When one
recalls the birth of our own Nation—
that in 1776 our forefathers were
regarded as being quite as radical, by the
rest of the world, as Lenin was in 1920—
is it not strange that we should be so
harsh toward Russia? Since we have
been the most successful revolutionary
people in history, why are we so critical
of others who follow our example?
Surely it cannot be because we approved
of Czarist Russia with its illiteracy and
abject, grinding poverty. As I read
history, the Russian experiment in
socialism is scarcely more radical, under
modern conditions, than the Declaration
of Independence was in the days of
George III.
I realize that it is not popular even
to compare Russia with ourselves, and
yet it is necessary to get our ideas
straight. When I hear the unbridled
and intemperate attacks upon Russia by
some of our own people, I cannot help
but be troubled. If these people, who
profess such profound love and faith for
our American system, are sincere in this
faith, then why are they so afraid of
Russia? I have a feeling that the real
reason for their hate and distrust is
their lack of faith in our own system.
I believe firmly in the superiority of
our democratic capitalistic system, and
I desire to preserve it. But we should
remember that capitalism is not divine
and inviolable. It was not handed down
to us by the Almighty; and to question
it, or test it, is neither sacrilegious nor
treasonable. We have capitalism, and
we can defend it, because it has by all
standards of decency provided better
conditions for more people than any
other system on earth. It is of value to
us, and is defensible, only so long as it
maintains that record.
The highly emotional attacks upon
communism and Russia by some of our
public orators is an indication of the
weakness of their faith in our system.
We must demonstrate the superiority of
individual initiative under capitalism by
our results, by the provision of a superior
way of life, not by the violence of our
Russia is a great and powerful nation.
She can become either a good friend and
customer, exerting her influence for
peace and stability, or she can become an
enemy using every opportunity to thwart
us. The Russia of today is a product of
a history less fortunate than ours. I do
not believe the Soviets desire to
domi¬nate the world as the Germans do. They
have given no evidence that they believe
they are supermen. Russia, like
America, is a nation of many races, and I
can see no real reason why we cannot get
along peaceably.
If this is sound reasoning, then we
should make up our minds as to our basic
attitude and stop the irritating and
confusing practice of condemnation on the
one hand and praise on the other. Our
policy should be one of respect and
consideration for a valiant Ally in peace as
well as in war, at least until some
compelling reason to alter our views
Another myth that confuses our
attitude toward the other nations is the
often repeated statement that "we have always
been a Santa Claus to the world." The
more selfish among us call us "Uncle
Sap." Thft implication from these
statements is that we are soft-headed,
starry- eyed idealists who know nothing of the
realities of this hard-fisted world. It
would take too much time to explore
fully this thoroughly false prejudice.
Its plausibility and the evil of it arise
from the confusion of two different ideas.
The idea of charity, in regard to which
we have been and should continue to be
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Again this year, Bay Area News Group readers took us along on their summer vacations by participating in our Road Trip Scavenger Hunt -- and it's pretty apparent they all had a great time, as you'll see when you scroll through the dozens of photos we've posted online.
From Tahoe to Thailand, families and other groups of travelers hammed it up, made friends of complete strangers and kept their eyes peeled for unusual architecture, flora and fauna, all while taking photographs of the 20 items on our must-find list.
A total of 59 teams submitted entries -- about a third of last year's number -- and we're afraid that many would-be participants had trouble with what was clearly the most difficult challenge: a picture of a police officer eating. For that we apologize! We honestly intended to make the competition a bit more fierce, not create international incidents or put you face-to-face with officers who were reluctant to be photographed at all, much less be photographed while on a lunch, dinner or snack break.
"This had to be the most elusive shot of the entire trip," wrote James Thomas, of San Rafael, "as the police in Europe seem to be extremely averse to having their picture taken at all. We attempted several pictures, only to be told in no uncertain terms that we could not take the picture. We finally came across this policeman grabbing a quick snack in a doorway in Venice who luckily did not spot us!"
Those who did manage to take photos of officers came up with some real charmers. (See the Kyle Moe photo above.) And the Best Road Trippers team of "Buzz and the Baltic Babes" displayed some gutsiness when getting their shot in St. Petersburg.
Also challenging to find were photos of bumper stickers. Those, it seems, have gone the way of the pay telephone. (Luckily, in another challenge, we asked you to find abandoned pay phones. The world has plenty of those.)
There was clearly no shortage of opportunities to "photobomb" or elbow in on other travelers' pictures. Those are some of the funniest shots in the competition, and we hope our participants jotted down some email addresses so they can share photos with their impromptu friends.
As for asking you to photograph a neon sign at night: Who knew so many of you would vacation in northern destinations where the sun doesn't set until late? Sorry about the missed sleep. But it was worth it, wasn't it?
Now, go check out those online photos.
Contact Linda Zavoral at email@example.com. Follow her at Twitter.com/buh_byeTravel.
With so many clever and amusing entries, we judges had a truly tough time. But here goes (click names to view all photos):
The Moe family (Scott, Karen, Kyle and Amanda), of Concord
The MacRunnels family (Zak, Ash, Caoimhe, Ronan and Finnan), of Menlo Park.
Ken Abrams, of Walnut Creek, and Karen O'Brien and Laurie Hugill, both of Danville
Jolie and Neil Prior, formerly of the Bay Area
FOUND THE MOST ITEMS (and came closest to correctly guessing the tiebreaker question about how many teams -- 25 -- would find all 20 items)
Richard and Marilyn Fowler, of Concord, who guessed 27.


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'Fringe' cast says a tearful goodbye at Comic-Con
Stars of the show reflect on previous seasons and discuss their final season
At Comic-Con on Sunday, it was more about saying goodbye and reflecting on the past for the cast of "Fringe" than talking about what was to come.
Members of the show so loved by its faithful fans were on Comic-Con's biggest stage, finally landing in this vast hall mere months before it begins its fifth and final season.
Stars Joshua Jackson, John Noble, Lance Reddick, Anna Torv and Jasika Nicole joined executive producer Joel Wyman in talking about the show's fifth and final season.
At one point, even the actor who plays one of the show's toughest characters, played by Reddick, was brought to tears after talking about one of the scenes played by Nicole.
The love fest just kept on going when Noble reflected on the show's main theme.
"What we've learned is about the power of love in this story — the thing that holds 'Fringe' together is love," Noble said. "I'm sure that's why you guys have followed it through … It's that love factor that's kept us going and will give us a great final chapter."
Wyman had the cast come in, prior to shooting the final seasons, to shoot some exclusive footage that he showed the fans. He used the same footage to persuade FOX to take the show back for its final season. The panel repeatedly talked about how lucky they were to be returning.
"Everyone was kind of happily surprised. We were on the razor's edge this year," Jackson said.
The fans got a taste of the final season, a gesture that Wyman said was a "thank you" to the fans.
"It's not saying goodbye," he said "It's saying that we're successful and having this beautiful family that you're a part of."
The footage alluded to some sort of experimental medicine and ended with a mysterious man in a hat saying "We have to warn the others. They are coming."
He also explained that the show would pick up the day after it left off. Although it was a sad farewell for the fans, the cast wanted to say thank you and goodbye as well, fittingly standing to take a bow, which was returned with a standing ovation.
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This happened with a new MP4(Taka fansubs new Naruto Shippuuden 178[link removed]), it seems to have something to do with the tags and metadata inside the file. Since it will play just fine when i strip them out(although the audio will unsync @ like 6:50 in when i do, its really weird). The buffer will go into negatives (-1, -2, -3 ect..) till it crashes Mencoder. This is all while transcoding the file. It will not serve the file without transcoding either, it just hangs with a black screen but wont crash. Im using a PS3 and build 1.20.409
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McCauley's duties include academic oversight of Men's and Women's Tennis, Cross Country and Track & Field programs. She is a co-advisor for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and also co-advises the Islander Athlete Mentor Program. McCauley is the housing coordinator for athletics.
McCauley's experience prior to A&M-Corpus Christi was spent as an intern at Brown University in compliance and academic services from May 2008-Sept. 2008. While attending graduate school at East Stroudsburg University, she worked with the Student-Athlete Center for Excellence. At the University of New England, she served as an intern in the athletic department, working in marketing and promotions and daily operations.
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So proponents of Eagle River Station now have City Market to hold up as a possible tenant for about a tenth of the project's space (leaving only 90 percent as a giant question mark). Well, let's look at the math.
City Market's 40 percent share of total sales tax collections for 2011 ($2,661,024) came to $1,064,410. The town of Eagle got to keep all of it. Shoppers paid 8.4 percent sales tax, of which 4 percent went to the town. City Market paid full property taxes on commercial property and supported the schools and all other tax districts at a full rate. Should City Market move to ERS, shoppers would pay 9.85 percent sales tax, of which the town would receive 1.45 percent, or 64 percent less, for a total of $385,848 until the bonds are paid off in the year 2037 or so. That repayment timeframe is based on the rosiest of revenue forecasts wherein people drive past their own big boxes to shop at ours.
Let's give them the benefit of the doubt and say sales increase 50 percent due to the larger store, so that $385,848 becomes $578,772. Then, of course the developer will be exempt from the vast majority of property tax increases and will pay taxes as if its still a horse pasture during that period due to the TIF deal. By moving to ERS, then, Eagle shoppers could:
1. Pay higher grocery costs to offset the higher lease rates.
2. Pay more sales tax.
3. Turn a million bucks a year revenue into about $579,000
4. Reduce the property tax based funding for most county tax entities.
Frankly, I'm impressed that so many folks can wait until 2037 to reap the supposed rewards of this project, because it sure might be tough until then.


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India's Snapdeal Looks to Join the $1 Billion Club
Snapdeal.com, a New Delhi-based e-commerce site, is in the process of raising a $100 million funding round that could give it a valuation of $750 million to $1 billion, according to a person familiar with the situation.
Snapdeal operates a marketplace similar to eBay's, though it is primarily for businesses, rather than individual sellers. EBay led a $50 million investment in Snapdeal in June that at the time valued the company at around $250 million, and the two companies have been sharing listings across their two sites.
Credit Suisse is leading the funding round, the person said.
With more than 20 million users, Snapdeal is prepping for a possible initial public offering in the U.S. within the next year and is on a pace to reach $500 million in sales in its fiscal year ending in March, said a spokesman. The Indian e-commerce market is expected to grow to $22 billion within the next five years, from about $3 billion today, according to investment bank CLSA.
Snapdeal previously raised funds from a broad group of venture capital firms, including Bessemer Venture Partners, Intel Capital and Nexus Venture Partners, among others. Intel Capital is participating in the current round of fundraising, according to a person familiar with the firm's plans.
Reaching a $1 billion valuation would catapult Snapdeal in a group that includes Coupons.com and Gilt Groupe. Still, it is far behind Chinese juggernaut Alibaba, which analysts are expecting to IPO at $70 billion or more later this year.
The Snapdeal spokesman declined to comment on the company's fundraising activities and an eBay spokeswoman also declined to comment.
Snapdeal has been protected from competition from Amazon.com and Wal-Mart because of rules that prohibit foreign firms from selling directly to consumers in India. However, the Trade Ministry there is mulling a changethat could open up more direct-to-consumer sales.


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Bringing the Autism Community Together at the 5th Annual Autism Law Summit
This Government Relations post is by Lorri Unumb, Senior Policy Advisor and Counsel for Autism Speaks and Summit Organizer.
"People who work together will win, whether it be against a complex football defense, or the problems of modern society." ~ Vince Lombardi
Spoken by Vince Lombardi, the words above have never been more true than during the past three years of work by the autism community to achieve autism insurance reform in twenty-three states. As the community plans and prepares for another legislative season in the fight for reform in all 50 states, volunteer advocates from twenty-six states gathered in Washington, D.C. last weekend for the 5th Annual Autism Law Summit.
This event, which was co-sponsored by Autism Speaks and the Virginia Autism Project, brought together sixty-plus parents, providers, researchers, lawyers, lobbyists, legislators, and other interested professionals pursuing autism insurance reform legislation to learn from one another and share strategies for success. Conversations included not only advice on how to pass autism insurance legislation, but also discussions on implementation in the 23 states where reform bills have already passed.
Attendees at the summit came from Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington, DC.
Special guest speaker, Kansas State Senator Tim Owens, who championed a successful autism insurance reform bill in the Kansas legislature in 2010, spoke to the attendees on Friday about working with legislators. Senator Owens, himself a grandfather of two children on the spectrum, fought long and hard to bring about meaningful reform in his state. While Kansas is a green state on the Autism Speaks State Initiative Map, indicating that reform has been enacted, Senator Owens shared that he will not rest until all children in Kansas have access to insurance coverage for autism therapies.
Friday night brought one of the event highlights: a mock legislative committee hearing in the formal moot court room at the George Washington University Law School, where the Summit was held. Professor Greg Maggs, who is interim dean of the law school, welcomed participants to the GW community on Friday.
While the focus of the session on Friday was the passage of autism insurance reform laws, with nearly half the country having already enacted this legislation, the focus of Saturday's session was a discussion of the implementation and enforcement of the laws. Saturday morning's implementation panel was packed with great information for families and providers who are learning to access new insurance benefits. The panel was led by Dr. Gina Green, Executive Director of the Association of Professional Behavior Analysts, and featured lessons learned by providers from three of the earliest states to pass autism insurance reform: Susan Butler from the Early Autism Project in South Carolina; Dr. Billy Edwards from Behavioral Innovations in Texas; and Dr. Bryan Davey from ACCEL in Arizona.
Other Saturday highlights included:
- David Meador, the Chief Financial Officer of DTE Energy, discussing self-funded companies who voluntarily adopt an autism benefit, much as DTE Energy has recently done.
- Dan Unumb, attorney, providing an update on autism-related litigation, which is rapidly increasing in volume and scope.
- Lisa McHenry, the parent-plaintiff from Oregon who successfully sued her health plan for failure to cover her son's ABA therapy.
- Dr. Jerry Shook, CEO of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, discussing trends in training and credentialing of behavior analysts.
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DOVER Passersby called the Sheriff's Department Monday night to report they found an emaciated, injured Mastiff along state Route 39 near the Country Farm & Garden store at Dover.
Dog warden Terry Warner said he was contacted about the dog which is emaciated and may have a broken leg. He was going to take the animal to a veterinarian today.
The female Mastiff is young, probably not more than 1 1/2-years old.
"If somebody is missing their dog or if somebody may know who owns the dog they can contact us," said Warner.
The number at the Tuscarawas County Dog Pound is 330-339-2616.
"The dog is under our care for now," said Warner. "The dog is in critical condition and it will be a long road back – if she makes it at all."
Warner said that despite what the dog has been through she has a very good disposition and seemed brighter-eyed today than she did when first found Monday.
Warner hopes pictures will help somebody identify the dog. He said she has some dark markings on her face that could help with the identification.
Warner said he is grateful to the people who saw the dog while driving along the road. They may have helped save its life by taking the time to call authorities.
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Hesston College softball coach Andrew Sharp announces the addition of Kasee Tully, an infielder and 2013 graduate of McPherson High School, as the newest member of the Larks program.
A three-year starter for McPherson High, Tully also played for the Kansas Blue Sox, a travel ball organization based out of Wichita.
Tully's signing adds immediate depth for the Larks upcoming season.
"I'm very happy to have Kasee joining our program," Sharp said. "Having played against her in the past, I know the type of competitiveness and desire she brings to the softball field. This is an exciting opportunity for her and for Hesston Softball, and I'm looking forward to walking with her through the next few years."
Tully will pursue a nursing degree at Hesston. She is the daughter of Robin Tully, McPherson.
In softball, Hesston College competes in Division II of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
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Keeping his photo in the public eye, tracking his past and people who might know him are all key to finding Harry Mapps, according to a local bail bondsman.
The Pueblo County Sheriff's office believes Harry Mapps killed Reginald and Kim Tuttle and their daughter Dawn Roderick last Wednesday.
Bondsman Bobby Brown isn't working on the Mapps case, but he has worked on countless investigations at the national and international level. He said there is no question law-enforcement will find Mapps.
"There's no way he can get away because of the fact that he left evidence, we know who we're looking for and now we have to find him," he said.
He said the people around him like family, friends and former neighbors, are important.
"He has to go to McDonald's, he has to go to a gas station, he has to call a friend," Brown said "Nobody can make it on the run without getting help."
Brown said anyone who knows anything about Mapps must call law enforcement, even if it's a rumor or a thought.
"There are people that are out there right now that can help everybody determine exactly where he is," he said. "He can't hide, period. He cannot hide."
If you have any information about Mapps or his whereabouts, call 911 or your local law-enforcement agency.
Local bondsman offers insight into tracking Mapps
Keeping his photo in the public eye, tracking his past and people who might know him are all key to finding Harry Mapps, according to a local bail bondsman.
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Continues Discussion on Draft General Comment on Liberty and Security of Person The Human Rights Committee this morning discussed a progress report by the Special Rapporteur on follow-up to concluding observations, and continued to consider its draft General Comment on the right of everyone to liberty and security of person. Fabian Omar Salvioli, the Special Rapporteur on follow-up to concluding observations, said his first report referred to the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK). The main concerns of the Committee were access to information for family members of persons who had disappeared, reparations, as well as the return of displaced persons to their homes, and the Committee had requested more information on these issues. UNMIK responded, saying that legislation was in place to provide benefits and reparation to family members of disappeared persons and progress had been made in identifying remains of the victims. UNMIK also pointed out difficulties in implementation of the measures. Thus UNMIK had provided the provisions and norms and outlined some effective implementation, especially regarding access of family members of the disappeared to justice. More information was needed on reparation and benefits to family members. UNMIK had provided information on measures to guarantee that displaced persons could return to their homes, but there had been difficulties in implementing these measures and the Committee had recommended additional measures. Information had also been provided on compensation and reparations. On the sustainable return of displaced persons, initial action had been taken but additional information and measures were necessary. On providing restitution, the Committee considered that the response was largely satisfactory. The Committee would also send a letter to UNMIK informing them about discontinuing the follow-up procedure, and the pending issues would be raised in the list of issues for the next report. Concerning Uzbekistan, Mr. Salvioli said the Committee had communicated to the State party concerns with respect to the assassination of certain individuals, the punishment and sanctions of the perpetrators, and the use of weapons by the authorities. The replies provided by Uzbekistan more or less repeated the information provided earlier and actions taken did not implement the recommendation. No information was received on the review of the use of fire arms by the police. The Committee had expressed other concerns on torture and sanctions against it; the State had repeated the information provided earlier on legislation to fight it, but actions taken did not implement the recommendation. On concerns about habeas corpus, the State provided some information about the legislation in place, but it seemed that it was not making efforts to implement it. As for the major concern on the freedom of non-governmental organizations to work, the response of Uzbekistan was disappointing because it flatly denied the issue. The Committee would suspend the procedure and would include all pending matters in the forthcoming list of issues. With regard to the Slovak Republic, in the Committee's dialogue with the State party, problems were raised about the implementation of international treaties, including the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and on acts of racism and the treatment of the Roma people. The State party responded by saying it would not be possible to create a bill on racism as that would necessitate a change of the Constitution. The State party had thus acknowledged the problem but did not inform the Committee of any measures to rectify it. Concerning racist acts perpetrated by law enforcement officers as well as compensation for the victims, the State party provided legal information on what procedures were in place but actions taken did not implement the recommendation. The Committee recognized that the State party had made some efforts, including providing training, but more information was required, in particular on the result of the training in the effective implementation of the Istanbul Protocol. As for the issue of forced sterilization of women, particularly targeting Roma women, the Slovak Republic had referred to a draft decree on guidelines to be followed concerning women's consent, so initial action had been taken but additional information and measures were required. The State party would be informed that the Committee would discontinue its consideration and the issues would be on the list of issues for the next report. Concerning Bulgaria, Mr. Salvioli said the Committee had been concerned about the treatment of persons by police, and the State party had responded with replies, repeating information that they had established a committee on human rights and police ethics and they had also set up a special registration system for complaints of ill-treatment by police and carried out training for the police. They had received some information from the State party, but no additional information on how investigations were conducted on cases of mistreatment by police and prosecutions carried out, thus initial action had been taken but additional information and measures were required. On the rules on the use of weapons, it seemed that the State party had adopted some possible measures, but the Committee had to see how they were being implemented. Concerning the independence of the judiciary, Bulgaria had reiterated that the independence of the judiciary was guaranteed, but had not adopted any measures in response to the Committee's concerns. The Committee had requested more information. On Kuwait, the Committee had expressed concerns about the rights of foreign migrant workers. In response, Kuwait had mentioned its Act on private sector labour, and an entity which was responsible for regulating migrant labour, but according to non-governmental organizations, no further steps had been taken to abolish the concerns of the Committee on the sponsorship system; the Committee found that a response had been received but actions taken did not implement the recommendation. The Committee would request more information. The Committee also had problems with the law on the media and provisions on defamation, and the State party had provided no additional information on that, while non-governmental organizations said that Kuwait had not revised its media laws, therefore the Committee found that no response to the specific question had been received. The Committee would send Kuwait a letter. Concerning Guatemala, Mr. Salvioli said this was one of those cases where they had a lot of information, but it was difficult to pin down the real substance. The Committee had concerns, and Guatemala had responded with information on reparations which showed that initial action had been taken but additional information and measures were required. The Committee had also expressed concerns about human rights defenders, including putting an end to their harassment and bringing the perpetrators to justice. Guatemala repeated information that it had established a body to investigate attacks on human rights defenders and protect journalists and freedom of expression. The formal response of Guatemala seemed to show that they were taking steps, but this was not true as many of these measures led to nothing and did not improve the situation. Therefore the Committee considered that no response had been received. On investigations taken in cases of attacks on human rights defenders, substantive action had been taken but additional information was required. The Committee would send a letter requesting more information. With regard to Turkmenistan, the Committee's most important concern was on torture and cruel and inhuman treatment and punishment, including the laws in place and necessary training of personnel to be able to implement the Istanbul Protocol, and access to detention centres. Turkmenistan had provided some information, including on training, mechanisms to bring perpetrators to justice, and establishing supervisory commissions for prisons, but apparently these commissions were not independent. The Committee considered that initial action had been taken but additional information and measures were required. Concerning the situation of journalists and human rights defenders in Turkmenistan and censorship of the internet, the State party said it was taking certain measures, including a bill that was in the pipeline and steps to ensure further access to the internet. However, non-governmental organizations said the situation was of great concern, there was a lot of cases of intimidation of journalists and human rights defenders and internet censorship was quite extensive. The Committee then continued its consideration of the draft General Comment on article 9 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights on the right of everyone to liberty and security of person, based on the text prepared by Committee Rapporteur Gerald L. Neuman. The Committee already discussed this issue on 17 and 18 October, and on 24 October. Committee Members this morning discussed measures that should be taken by States parties to implement the provisions of article 9. The Committee will hold two more public meetings on Tuesday, 29 October, in the morning and Thursday, 31 October, in the morning to continue its discussion on the draft General Comment, before closing its session on Friday, 1 November after adopting its concluding observations and recommendations on the reports of Bolivia, Djibouti, Mauritania, Mozambique and Uruguay, which were considered during the session. _________
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CHAMBERSBURG — Jeffrey Irwin Coons Jr., 24, of Greene Township, was sentenced Wednesday in Franklin County Court in connection with the sexual assaults of two 5-year-old girls.
He faced charges of indecent assault of a person younger than 13 and corruption of minors in both cases.
Coons was sentenced to six to 23 months with two years' probation in one case, and 11 1/2 to 23 months in the second case, to be served concurrently with the first sentence, followed by four years of probation.
He will receive credit for time served from Jan. 18.
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Students injured during Friday night's football matchups now can be examined by an orthopedic specialist on Saturday morning.
Lake Regional is now offering a Black and Blue Clinic, held Saturday mornings now through Nov. 2. The clinic, located at Lake Regional Physical Therapy on the second floor of the hospital, opens at 8 a.m. Students wishing to be seen must arrive by 8 a.m. with a parent or guardian. There will be no scheduled appointments.
"This clinic is a great way for Lake Regional to provide services to injured athletes," said Melissa Stephens, practice administrator at Lake Regional Orthopedics. "Our physicians are experienced in treating sports injuries, and can help area students get back in the game safely."
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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Trial Judgment: Electronic Edition, by Charles GrayTable of Contents
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Hitler's views on the Jewish question (paragraphs 5.123-150 above)
13.26 Irving's submissions on this topic appear to me to have a distinct air of unreality about them. It is common ground between the parties that, until the latter part of 1941, the solution to the Jewish question which Hitler preferred was their mass deportation. On the Defendants' case, however, from the end of 1941 onwards the policy of which Hitler knew and approved was the extermination of Jews in huge numbers. Irving on the other hand argued that Hitler continued to be the Jews' friend at least until October 1943. The unreality of Irving's stance, as I see it, derives from his persistence in that claim, despite his acceptance in the course of this trial that the evidence shows that Hitler knew about and approved of the wholesale shooting of Jews in the East and, later, was complicit in the gassing of hundreds of thousands of Jews in the Reinhard and other death camps.
13.27 The evidence is incontrovertible (and Irving does not seek to dispute it) that Hitler was rabidly anti-semitic from the earliest days. He spoke, in his famous speech of 30 January 1939 and on other occasions, in the most sinister and menacing terms of the fate which awaited the Jews: they were a bacillus which had to be destroyed. The Defendants do not suggest that in the 1930s Hitler should be understood to have been speaking in genocidal terms. But, according to the Defendants, the position changed from late 1941 onwards. I was unconvinced by the strenuous efforts made by Irving to refute the sinister interpretation placed by the Defendants on Hitler's pronouncements on the Jewish question from late 1941 onwards.
13.28 I do not propose to make individual findings about the Defendants' criticisms of Irving's treatment of those statements by Hitler. I have summarised them and the parties' respective contentions about them in paragraphs 5.125-136 above. Much of the argument revolved around questions of translation. I did not derive much assistance from the debate as to how words such as ausrotten, vernichten, abschaffen, umsiedeln and abtransportieren are to be translated. I believe that Irving accepted the argument of the Defendants' experts that the Nazis often resorted to euphemism and camouflage when discussing the radical solutions to the Jewish question. For that and other reasons it was agreed on all sides that all depends on the context.
13.29 In my view consideration of the context requires an objective historian to take into account such matters as Hitler's history of anti-semitism; the importance in the Nazi ideology of achieving racial purity; the attacks on Jews and their property before the outbreak of war; the policy of deporting Jews and the systematic programme, approved by Hitler, of shooting Jews in the East. So considered, I am satisfied that most, if not all, of the pronouncements by Hitler which are relied on by the Defendants do bear the sinister connotation which they put on them. To take but one example, when Frank said on 16 December 1941 that he had been told in Berlin "liquidate [the Jews] yourselves", I am satisfied that the evidence strongly supports the conclusion that he was reporting what Hitler had said to the Gauleiter on 12 December and that Hitler had indeed given instructions for the liquidation of the Jews. That after all is what the evidence suggests happened on an ever-increasing scale in the following months. Irving's claim that Frank was telling his audience what he had told the authorities in Berlin (and not the other way round) appears to me to be wholly untenable.
13.30 As I have recorded at paragraphs 5.137-8 above, Irving produced another "chain of documents" in support of his contention that the attitude of Hitler to the Jewish question was sympathetic and protective. I accept that on occasion, particularly in the early years, Hitler did intervene on behalf of Jews (usually individuals or identified groups). I accept also (as I have already said) that until 1941 Hitler favoured deporting the Jews. But I note that few documents in this chain come after the autumn of 1941. Those that do are at best equivocal. It appears to me to be perverse to interpret Himmler's compromising letter to Berger of 28 July 1942 as referring to deportation. Objective consideration of that document suggests strongly that the responsibility with which Himmler said he had been entrusted by Hitler was the implementation of the policy of exterminating the Jews. I accept the conclusion of Evans that the chain of documents does little to justify or excuse Irving's portrayal of Hitler's views on the Jewish question.
13.31 It is my conclusion that the Defendants are justified in their assertion that Irving has seriously misrepresented Hitler's views on the Jewish question. He has done so in some instances by misinterpreting and mistranslating documents and in other instances by omitting documents or parts of them. In the result the picture which he provides to readers of Hitler and his attitude towards the Jews is at odds with the evidence.
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Voyageurs National Park officials will hold a public meeting in the Twin Cities this weekend to discuss their proposal to launch a campsite reservation system and start charging fees for overnight stays.
The forum is set for 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Maple Grove Parks and Recreation Community Center.
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