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Come and meet students from different countries to share culture, friendship and language practice (English, Japanese, Korean, etc.) Format is informal. There is no need to register. Attend any session you'd like.
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Maui Campus, Pilina Bldg., Wellness Center
|Move with Aloha Parade
Manoa Campus, Starting at Kennedy Theatre, ending at Hamilton Library
|Volunteer Fair
Manoa Campus, Lawn in front of Hawaii Hall
|Student Parents at Manoa Open House
Manoa Campus, 2600 Campus Road, QLCSS #211
|Womenʻs Center Open House
Manoa Campus, 2600 Campus Road, QLCSS #211, HON, HI 96822
|Welcome Week
Honolulu Campus, Building 5 / Cafeteria
|Strategies for Taking Notes
Maui Campus, The Learning Center
|"Borne Scripted: Identity and Creation"
Manoa Campus, Burns Hall 2118, East-West Center
|German Film Series - Fall 2013
Manoa Campus, Moore Hall 258
|International Language Exchange
Manoa Campus, 7/24-Hemenway208, 7/31-Campus Center310, 8/7-HEM211, 8/14-HEM204, 8/21-HEM201, 8/28, 9/4 &11-CC310
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Manoa Campus, Campus Center 310
|Tai Chi (Yang Style)
Windward Campus, Hale Kuhina 115
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Windward Campus, Hale Kuhina 115
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PODGORICA, Montenegro - Look up at the wall and you can see Yugoslavia's late autocratic leader Josip Broz Tito drowning in red fiery waves of hell along with Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, authors of the 1848 Communist Manifesto.
They are joined by Adam and Eve, current Montenegro politicians and people wearing Turkish turbans. Close by, rival church priests are being gobbled up by the huge jaws of an angry beast with pointed devil ears.
It's fair to say the new brightly colored fresco in the Serbian Orthodox Church of Christ's Resurrection in Montenegro's capital of Podgorica has triggered much attention and controversy.
The Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro, the tiny Adriatic Sea nation of 600,000 people, has often been involved in politics, especially when Montenegro split from much larger Serbia in 2006.
Church leaders have already been criticized for the high costs of the vast church's lavish design.
The fresco has triggered controversy not only among the priests but also among believers, many of whom used to be passionate communists during Tito's 1945-80 autocratic rule. Montenegro was one of the six Yugoslav socialist republics that abolished communism in 1991.
The fresco in the Serbian Orthodox Church of Christs Resurrection in Podgorica, Montenegro, allegedly shows the late Yugoslav autocratic leader Josip Broz Tito drowning in red fiery waves of hell with Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, authors of the 1848 Communist Manifesto.×

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A controversial bill would give school districts in Pennsylvania more latitude when terminating teachers.
House Bill 1722, a predominantly Republican-backed bill, is pure politics and does nothing to address the state's funding crisis, local teachers unions said.
The way teacher terminations in Pennsylvania work now is last one in, last one out, but the bill would change that, giving school districts more latitude when firing teachers.
"The bill does this, that the teachers with the lowest evaluations will determine who gets off first. Under the current system, it's the last in, last out," said Pennsylvania Representative Paul Clymer.
Clymer said he supports the bill and thinks it will strengthen the state education system.
The bill proposes the first ones out the door would be those with failing evaluations, followed by needs improvement, proficient and then finally a rating of distinguished last.
Seniority would only come into play if teachers considered for termination all had the same rating, but local teachers unions said the state evaluations are already weeding out bad teachers.
"Tenure can be revoked if you have an unsatisfactory evaluation. At the end of one year, you are given an action plan to remedy whatever it is you are not proficient in, and at the end of that year, if you are unsatisfactory again, you are dismissed," said Susan Arnold, president, East Pen Education Association, adding that the issue has become highly political.
Representative Mike Schlossberg opposes the bill, saying he finds it troubling that, in the last four years, Pennsylvania has lost more than 20,000 teachers.
Most recently, 73 teachers were fired in Allentown.
"The conversation needs to be how can we get teachers back in our classrooms, not how can we make it easier to fire them," said Schlossberg.
Schlossberg said the state needs to find revenue to pay to bring those teachers back. He suggests a tax on the Marcellus Shale.
Meantime, Clymer said House Bill 1722 is still being crafted and could change before it's voted on later this year.


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Homestead wins title in come-from-behind fashion
Waukesha's Joers in second
Madison - Rarely does the spotlight find John Krueger, Homestead's mild-mannered girls golf coach.
But late Tuesday afternoon, as Krueger stood inside Cherokee Country Club, all eyes headed in his direction. Krueger's Highlanders had just captured a second straight WIAA Division 1 state championship. And in celebration, Krueger tossed on a bright, red cowboy hat.
For anyone who knows the buttoned-down Krueger, this was most certainly a new look.
"Anything I could do to keep the girls loose," said Krueger, who purchased the hat during a team shopping spree Monday night. "I put it on a couple of times to try getting a smile out of them."
There was plenty for Homestead to smile about Tuesday.
The Highlanders shot a final-day 326, which was 10 shots better than anyone in the field.
Homestead, which entered the day in second place, finished at 671, 11 shots ahead of runner-up Kettle Moraine (682).
Green Bay Notre Dame (683), Milton (694) and Arrowhead (701) rounded out the top five.
"It was hard to win state once," Homestead senior Rachel Morris said. "To do it twice is really incredible. That's why this one means more to me personally."
Morris was a major reason why the Highlanders retained their title. Morris stuck a wedge shot from 95 yards within 5 feet on her first hole, drained the birdie putt and rolled from there.
Morris shot a 37 on the front nine, drilled a 10-foot putt for birdie at No. 17 and finished with a 3-over-par 75.
"I was just really steady all day," Morris said.
So were her teammates. Sophomore Anika Hitt overcame a triple-bogey and two doubles to card an impressive 78. Senior Lauren Olson (83) and senior Lauren Smith (90) both had solid days, as well.
"We talked a lot about perspective and playing each hole with a purpose," Krueger said. "And I really thought from the first hole to the last hole we did that."
Verona's Jessica Reinecke won the individual title after carding a 2-under 70, the day's lowest score. Reinecke finished at 147, three shots ahead of Waukesha's Emily Joers and four up on Kettle Moraine's Leighann Cabush.
Joers was trying to become just the second player in Division 1 history to win three state championships. Instead, the senior finished with two first-place finishes and two seconds.
"It just wasn't a good day," Joers said while fighting through tears. "It wasn't what I was hoping for at all."
Joers never could get things going, making three bogeys and carding a 39 on the front nine. Reinecke, meanwhile, holed a 60-footer for eagle on her sixth hole, shot 34 on the front nine and took a two-shot lead over Joers at the turn.
Joers was three back with three holes to go when she let a golden opportunity slip away. Reinecke found water and needed five shots to reach the green at the par-5, seventh hole. Joers, meanwhile, was lying three just off the green.
But Joers chunked a wedge and two-putted. Reinecke then drilled a 12-foot putt and both players finished with a bogey.
Joers finished the day with 33 putts and hit 11 of 18 greens in regulation (61.1%). Reinecke had 31 putts and hit 14 of 18 greens in regulation (77.8%).
"I just feel like everybody knows about this tournament and I should have done better," said Joers, an Illinois recruit. "I'm really disappointed."
Kettle Moraine's Cabush left with a much different feeling.
The Lasers were a dark horse, at best, in this tournament. Instead, Kettle Moraine led after the opening round and notched the highest finish in school history.
"If you would have said top five two days ago, I would have taken it for sure," Cabush said. "I'm really, really happy."
Cabush was awfully happy with her own game, as she made 14 pars and two birdies on her way to a 73. Ally Amadon (84), Lindsay Schmidt (90) and Kathryn Tavares (92) also contributed solid days.
"It's our best finish ever up here," Lasers coach Jeff Duchin said. "This was a very, very solid team."


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Sun Holding Talks With Regulators
By ENS Economic Bureau
Published: 14th August 2014 06:00 AM
Last Updated: 14th August 2014 12:09 AM
MUMBAI: Global pharmaceutical major Sun Pharma is reported to be engaged in discussions with competition watchdog in India to get final approval for its $4 billion proposal to acquire homegrown Ranbaxy.
Sun had proposed to acquire Gurgaon-based Ranbaxy in an all stock deal in April 2014.
According to reports, Dilip Shanghvi, Managing Director of Sun Pharma said that the talks with Competition Commission of India and United States Federal Trade Commission were ongoing.
He was responding to analyst queries on if the acquisition would lead to monopoly in the marketplace.
While the stock exchanges and anti-competition authorities have given their clearances in all applicable markets excluding the US and India, the proposal if yet to get shareholders nod, it was reported.
Sun is looking to have a combined strategy as it has initiated an internal process of integration. However, the company said that Ranbaxy will continue to be run by its existing management.
Sun Pharma reported a net profit of Rs 1,391 crore for the quarter ending June 30 2014 when compared to Rs 1,276 crore recorded in the same period last year.
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The genes of virus-resistant and long-living bats may eventually help researchers develop new treatments for cancer and viruses or even prevent them, a study released Friday says.
Researchers in Australia and China are sequencing the genomes of two bat species — an Australian mega bat and a Chinese micro bat — and comparing them to human genomes to find similarities and differences.
"A deeper understanding of these evolutionary adaptations in bats may lead to better treatments for human diseases, and may eventually enable us to predict or perhaps even prevent outbreaks of emerging bat viruses," said Chris Cowled, a post-doctoral fellow at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization's Australian Animal Health Laboratory.
There's a lot to learn from the evolution of the bat. After all, they've been on Earth for at least 65 million years.
Bats are known to carry deadly viruses, such as SARS and Ebola, but don't often die from them, Cowled said.
They also live a long time compared to animals of a similar size.
Bats, the only flying mammal, have "novel genes" to deal with toxins that are produced while they fly. Those genes, including P53, are involved in the development of cancer or the detection and repair of damaged DNA, the study said.
"What we found intriguing was that some of these genes also have secondary roles in the immune system," Cowled said. "We're proposing that the evolution of flight led to a sort of spill over effect, influencing not only the immune system, but also things like aging and cancer."
The study was published in the journal Science.
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As Goose Creek High School officials spent countless hours pleading the case for their football team last week, a larger issue has been lost in the shuffle.
Foster children
3,355Statewide72Berkeley County214Charleston County62Dorchester County*As of June 20S.C. Department of Social Services
Although the state Department of Social Services tries to keep foster children in their home schools, the students often go from pillar to post, having to start over each time.
For RJ Sloke, that meant he went to ninth grade three times.
In 2006, he walked into Karen Parkers keyboarding class at Summerville High.
On the second day of school, Parker noticed something amiss and asked him what was wrong. He told her he was hungry, that he was a foster child living in a group home.
She soon discovered he had attended seven high schools.
The kid had been in so many schools that he didnt even know what schools hed been in, said Parker. He would go to school a month here and a month there. Thats the sad part of the whole story.
Every time he switched schools, he had to start over.
There is nobody keeping track of all this stuff, she said. Its a paperwork nightmare. Somebodys got to keep track of it, but its not easy because these kids move continually. I wish I had an answer for it.
A similar problem plagued Goose Creek High last week, when the football team was bounced from the playoffs and then allowed to play after coach Chuck Reedy discovered that one of his players was not eligible, and reported it to the South Carolina High School League.
The player was a fifth-year high school student who is in the foster care system and has been homeless at times. He has attended three high schools.
A couple of months ago, officials said, his transcript said he had used three years of sports eligibility. On Monday, an updated transcript said four, the maximum allowed.
Its what can happen when students have to change schools, officials said.
School movement is difficult, said Kathleen McLean-Titus, director of independent living for DSS. Its just a national problem for kids in foster care.
DSS officials try to keep kids in their home schools.
Otherwise, they have to start all over again, and it can be real trying for them, said Phyllis Thornthwaite, the Berkeley schools Children at Risk coordinator.
But its not always possible. Sometimes kids are moved from one foster home to another or they move in with relatives.
Whatever the case, where schools are concerned, the transition should be seamless, as is required by the South Carolina Education Bill of Rights for Children in Foster Care, which was passed in 2010.
Schools are required to transfer records within two days, according to the law.
The school district is responsible for getting records, determining credits, and making sure kids arent being detained due to having to move halfway through the year, McLean-Titus said.
But that doesnt mean the records are accurate.
Sloke, who is now 22, participated in the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institutes Foster Youth Internship Program in Washington, D.C. last summer, and he aims to fix that problem.
The federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act protects the privacy of students education records:
Only parents or students 18 or older have access to the records, and written consent is needed to release those records to others except under certain circumstances.
Sloke has become the poster child for the Uninterrupted Scholars Act, which amends FERPA to allow students records to stay intact by allowing access to state or local welfare agencies or tribal organizations responsible for a students placement and care.
It was introduced in the U.S. Senate in August as the Uninterrupted Scholars Act and in the House as the A+ PLUS Act of 2012.
RJ is doing fine, Parker said. As much as hes been through, he just wants to help other people so that nobody else will have to go through what he did.


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New Orleans Hornets (12-4, 5-3 road) vs. OKC Thunder (11-6, 5-4 home)
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Time: 7:00 CT
Offensive Rating: Thunder – 109.1 (8th), Hornets – 106.6 (15th)
Defensive Rating: Thunder – 109.2 (21st), Hornets – 101.9 (5th)
Pace: Thunder – 93.0 (14th), Hornets – 90.5 (24th)
View from the enemy: Hornets 24/7
Measuring bar game. That's what this one is to me. Against the West, the Thunder's just 5-4. Against some of the better teams (San Antonio, Dallas and Utah), OKC is only 1-3. So with the Hornets, who are surprisingly legit as one of the West's best teams, the Thunder has a chance to measure themselves.
Especially since this game comes as a back-to-back, off a lackluster game in Houston where Kevin Durant had a poor night and the team wasn't energized. It's at home, somewhere OKC hasn't played that excellent and it's a game that the Thunder kind of sort of needs to win right now. For a lot of reasons that don't directly include the Western Conference standings.
New Orleans coming in: The Hornets lost their first home game of the season, blowing a big lead to the Spurs. So of course, they're going to be excited to play this one.
Another measuring bar is the individual matchup of Russell Westbrook and Chris Paul. Paul is obviously one of the game's very best point guards and Westbrook is rising. But CP3 is also a terrific defender so Westbrook shouldn't have things come that easy to him. This is a night where the Thunder might really have to rely on Kevin Durant. Kind of weird to say that, but that's how it's been this season.
KD will have Trevor Ariza on him, a long capable defender who can also get things going on the other end. So for Durant to break out and get things done, he'll have to do it with a good defensive player on him. The Hornets have nice bench support in Marcus Thornton, a player always ready to score a quick 12 or 14 points. So not only is it key to control that type of swing, but for the Thunder bench to counter it.
David West absolutely kills OKC most of the time. He's not big and doesn't do it in the post, but he can shoot over Jeff Green with relative ease and just seems to eat up the Thunder. I'd expect Serge Ibaka to get a good amount of time on West, but with Emeka Okafor playing well, it kind of creates a weird matchup issue for OKC. Nick Collison could get more minutes against the Hornet front line to try and counter that production.
Tip at 7:00 CT. Go Russell, Kevin, Jeff, Serge, Thabo, James, Nick, D.J., Eric, et cetera et cetera.
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The draft code for wireless services released this week is "still very much a work in progress," said CRTC chair Jean-Pierre Blais.
Consumer groups said it was a good first start. They were pleased to see the telecom regulator address their concerns.
I'm glad the conversation will continue about creating a code of conduct for a business that has grown quickly with little oversight.
The draft is open for discussion until Feb. 15. During the first round of input last year, the CRTC received 3,500 written comments, plus 600 posts in an online forum.
Is the public engaged in this debate? You bet. Among the complaints I get, mobile phone practices outnumber all other consumer issues.
When Ottawa refused to regulate the industry, several provinces horned in and passed their own laws. (Ontario's bill died on the order paper when the Legislature was prorogued last year.)
Conspicuously missing from the draft code is any suggestion to shorten the three-year contract, which is more common in Canada than other countries.
Many online comments called for its elimination. People said they were forced to sign long-term deals to get reasonable rates on phones and service.
The draft code deals with surrounding issues instead. It suggests beefing up the contract information — including a personalized summary — and ensuring that customers get copies before service starts and on request.
It also talks about the cancellation fees that penalize those who make an early exit from contracts. Two options are presented:
Both options are helpful in dealing with the frustration that consumers feel about being trapped into long-term contracts, while seeing service providers change prices and amend contract terms with impunity.
"With respect to fixed-term contracts, no unilateral changes should be permitted during the term of the contract," said two consumer groups, Open Media and the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic, in an earlier submission to the CRTC.
"Any amendments should require the express and explicit consent of the customer and should enjoy a cooling off/rejection period that begins upon receipt by the customer of the first bill that reflects the changes in question."
The draft code also talks about the calculation of early termination fees. It wants to restrict them to the value of the subsidy a customer received when starting a contract and the value of the subsidy at the departure date.
Leaving aside the issue of contract length in Canada, the CRTC does take direct aim at other consumer annoyances.
It suggests that advertised prices include the total amount that consumers pay on a monthly recurring basis — and the advertised price must indicate whether it includes sales taxes and government-mandated fees.
It suggests that providers send text message alerts to consumers who subscribe to plans with limited usage (and huge extra fees) when they get to 50 per cent, 80 per cent and 100 per cent of their usage limits.
It suggests that service providers give online tools to consumers that let them monitor the balance of their usage limits and any extra fees they may incur during a billing cycle.
I'd have liked to see a more in-depth discussion of data roaming charges, which can blow up to thousands of dollars without customers' knowledge until they receive onerous bills on their return to Canada.
But this is a move in the right direction. It's a chance to lay out some rules for a key communications sector that has been left to drift for too long.
Ellen Roseman writes about personal finance and consumer issues. You can reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com or www.ellenroseman.com


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Raider Nation was as excited as ever to get Carson Palmer to play quarterback for the Oakland Raiders. Three interceptions in the second half from Palmer in a 28-0 loss later, the trade for him was a mistake.
The nation now wants Campbell back as he was the last Raiders quarterback to win a game for the Raiders. People said things like, "A first and second-round pick for this! What was Hue Jackson thinking? Carson Palmer is horrible!"
After one poor performance, this is already a trade bust for the Raiders to many in Raider Nation. I don't see how a man can come in from the streets and actually be judged by one game after being thrown in after four practices.
Many in Raider Nation are unclear as to which of these quarterbacks give the Raiders the best chance to win?
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Right now, Tiffin University is trying to make it work with a freshman backfield.
The quarterback is true freshman Antonio Pipkin. The running back is Jerry Brown, who last year at this time was leading McComb to what became a deep OHSAA playoff run.
It's a tough spot, one that even opposing coaches recognize.
"When you have a true freshman at quarterback and a true freshman at tailback, it's tough to be consistent," said Findlay coach Rob Keys after his team claimed a 35-14 win over the Dragons Saturday. "I'm nervous when there's a true freshman playing outside linebacker or special teams."
But there's little question whether Brown should be out there. He went over 100 yards in total offense and had a rushing touchdown for the Dragons. As the weeks have gone on, he appears to be getting more and more comfortable in Gary Goff's offense.
"I gotta step up," Brown said. "I'm No. 1 running back now, but we have plenty of running backs who can go in and make plays. Me and the offensive line, I'm finally getting comfortable with them. I know where to run during the plays, and how much time it takes for the plays to develop."
Goff referred to Brown as "the high note" of Saturday.
"If you've watched Jerry over the last couple of weeks, he's gotten better and better," Goff said. "He's no longer a true freshman; he's out there competing and he wants to win. He's working hard throughout the week as well."
As for Pipkin, he threw for 245 yards, but was sacked four times.
"I thought Pipkin played good, but this wasn't the best game he's played," Goff said. "By no means did he play bad, but there are some things he's going to see on film that he's going to learn from. We missed a few throws in the middle of the field right there."
PRIME TIME: Findlay won't get to celebrate its win over Tiffin for long. It travels to Columbus for a Thursday night contest against nationally-ranked Ohio Dominican.
The game will be carried on television nationally by the CBS Sports Network.
Keys said it's exciting.
"It is, especially at the Division II level," Keys said. "For these guys, they rarely get the national spotlight. It's easy, Division I, you get the national exposure every day and ESPN highlights. Here we are, we get a chance to play on national TV.
"But it's a double-edged sword. I told our guys, 'you better perform and you better win, because everybody's watching," Keys said.
SCREENS: Tiffin sacked Findlay quarterback Verlon Reed three times. Stefan Willis, Keith Butts and Bill McCague recorded the stops. ... Buckeye Central graduate Jordan Herrnstein had a pair of tackles Saturday. ... Goff said he thought Findlay may have been looking ahead to Thursday. "We had a team in here that was looking past us, and they weren't ready to play," Goff said. "It's a shame we couldn't capitalize on that."


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Congress could be next to decide on the issue of legalizing gay marriage.
The city council in Washington D.C. voted Tuesday to recognize same-sex marriage, putting the issue one step closer to a vote at the U.S. Capitol.
In Washington, Congress has the final say over laws which means lawmakers could be forced to take up the debate that's been dividing states for years.
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The D.C. Council's unanimous vote came just as Vermont voted to legalize gay marriage-- behind Connecticut, Massachusetts and Iowa.
Peter Sprigg of the Family Research Council says his group will consider challenging the D.C. vote. The Christian organization has been a strong voice for upholding traditional marriage.
"I'm concerned that every step closer to same-sex marriage that does not meet resistance makes it easier for some people to accept same-sex marriage down the road," he said.
Even though D.C.'s situation is unique, supporters say the decision should be treated like it would in any other state.
"The district is equivalent to a small state, and the only difference is Congress' ability to interfere with local decisions," said David Smith, vice president of the Washington-based Human Rights Campaign. "We would treat it as any other state and move to defend the decision of the legislature or the courts."
Tuesday's vote was preliminary, but a final council vote will take place next month.
If the approval remains, the legislation would then send the bill for congressional review, which could lead to a final vote in Congress.
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Cookies and Cream cookies
I found a new love. It doens't have zero calories and it's probably not very healthy for me, but it is delicious.
I confess, I've never loved eating oreos by themselves. I know I'm in the minority. But I love, love cookies and cream desserts. Cookies and cream ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream cake, oreo cupcakes with cookies and cream frosting, are just some of my favorite cookies and cream creations.
And now I add these cookies and cream cookies to my list. I had been thinking of trying my hand at creating a cookies and cream cookie for a while. Before I got a chance to try it, I saw this recipe on Sing For Your Supper, and just had to try it out.
These cookies came out even better than I had imagined. Like cookies n' cream ice cream–except in a cookie form. The recipe was pretty easy to follow. I did some minor tweaks with the ingredients and also some tweaks with the method of mixing these cookies. I wanted the oreos to be really spread into the batter so instead of just stirring them in, I crushed the cookies pretty finely and then used the stand mixer to incorporate it and mix it into the dough. As a result, my cookies didn't spread out as much, but the cookies and cream is very well incorporated all throughout the cookie. They also look a lot darker since the chocolate cookie crumbs are mixed thoroughly into the dough.
They came out looking more like cookies and cream drop cookies, but the taste was amazing: soft, sweet, creamy, chocolate cookie chunks. I couldn't stop eating these.
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Cookies and cream cookies?! Yum!
Approximately how many cookies did this make for you?
Cookies and cream cookies – cute! I used to make a cookies and cream cake where you add crushed oreos to a white cake mix.
This was an interesting idea and a great tasting cookie! My first batch went a little flat so I added just a bit more flour and refrigerated the dough between baking
May I know how big the cup of Oreos have to be? Thanks! (:
P/S the cookies look so yummy, I drooled over my computer screen!
I just tried this recipe and it came out fantastic!! Thank you for sharing
The pictures look sensational! I'm planning to make one of your oreo cookie recipes soon, and I'm contemplating between this recipe and your other chewy one http://kirbiecravings.com/2012/03/chewy-cookies-and-cream-cookies.html
Which recipe do you like better? What are the differences between this one and the other one?
My cookie batter is too sticky to roll into balls, is there something I'm doing wrong? I'm following everything exactly as the recipe states! :s
Just using flour? Not All-purpose flour? I saw your other cookies recipe are using All-purpose flour.


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I am looking for one single book, perhaps a college-level read (not much higher), that explains the case for atheism. I'm not looking for any 'new atheist books', though I have enjoyed them -- especially Harris. I have read Bertrand Russell as well. I have a few atheist friends but do not want to talk to them about this as I am a Christian and don't want to give them the impression that I want to change them or judge them. I just want more exposure to it in a sincere and kind fashion without short bumper sticker like explanations. (BTW, I don't look at my friends as "Hey, here come my 'atheist' friends! But mainly here comes "Bob" and "Joe". I just don't think it is right to bug them about their positions or lack thereof. <--Not sure how to state that.) Thanks in advance for your book recommendation.
Atheism definition aka Philosophy 101
Is atheism the belief that there are no gods or the lack of belief in existence of gods? This is philosophy 101 but I honestly keep finding different definitions claimed by atheists. Can someone clarify? (and if my question is phrased poorly, please forgive me but I hope you understand the gist.)
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GameStop's UFC Undisputed Promotion Adds Sweepstakes and Contest
So, in the name of UFC Undisputed, GameStop is providing you a way to test your luck as well as your skills. The "Ultimate Fighter Life" promotion is continuing with the "Ultimate Gaming Hook-Up" sweepstakes. To enter, go to www.gamestop.com/ufc2010 and click the "Win Prizes" link to enter. The Prize: A PlayStation "Ultimate Bundle," along with a PSP "Ultimate Bundle" and a Brendan Schaub "Ultimate Fighter Pack." Until May 26, you can also enter the Undisputed 2010 "Train a Fighter" contest. There will be four grand prizes of four days and three nights trip to Las Vegas with all expenses paid and admission to The Ultimate Fighter 11 finale at The Palms. To enter the sweepstakes, get instructions for the contest and read rules and conditions for the contest, visit www.GameStop.com/UFC2010. FollowRead more →
"A Kingdom for Keflings" PC Version Trailer
Today, NinjaBee released a special PC trailer for their recently-released PC title "A Kingdom for Keflings." Yeah, this was an Xbox 360 title already, but it looks a little better this way doesn't it? FollowRead more →
Final Fantasy IX Confirmed for PSN in North America
If you want to play fan-favorite Final Fantasy IX, you'll have a little bit of a wait before it escapes its disc prison. Sure, the Japanese version will be in the PlayStation Store on May 20, but North Americans are going to have to wait. Of course. How long? Well, PlayStation.Blog isn't giving an exact date. Just "soon." Also coming soon? The announcement of a release date. Everything's coming soon with you guys, isn't it? FollowRead more →By Tiffany Nevin in News 2 Comments »
This Left 4 Dead 2 Mutation Left a Permanent Mark
Due to popular demand from members of the L4D2 community, a permanent new Mutation has been added: Realism Versus. This combines Versus and Realism modes, if you couldn't tell by the name. Apparently, everyone loved the Realism Versus mode so much that Valve asked if the people wanted it to stay, and they got an overwhelming "yes." This week, owners of "The Passing" DLC get the Mutation of "Follow the Liter." One group of cans spawns at a time, so you know where to go – but so do the Infected. Uh oh. You have to wonder, though – is every game mode going to get the same treatment? Maybe every Mutation that you love will become permanent! Never too much of a good thing, right? If you want more information, visit www.l4d.com. FollowRead more →
Glam Up Your Style with Glamasaurus
Lately we've been talking a bit more about fashion for the female gamer on GamingAngels, showcasing some online stores and upcoming lines of clothing and accessories aimed towards those of us who are a bit older but still want to flaunt our love of gaming and geekery. Etsy is one of those great online destinations when you are looking to find unique items. Glamasauraus opened on Etsy just over two years ago, but Andreanna has been crafting since… well, forever! A stay at home mom, she juggles taking care of her daughter as well as creating and running her Etsy store. Glamasaurus boasts an awesome 100% satisfaction rating and features an amazing variety of fashion accessories and hand-made figurines. I've already spotted a good $300 worth of things that I wish I had the money to splurge on right now, as well as seen a few items I wouldn't mindRead more →By Yukino in Fashion · Featured 71 Comments »
Review: Women Lead the World
This app is a unique celebration of women in history, the arts, athletics, fiction, the celebrity world, and leadership. Rating: 4+ Number of Players: One Seller: Stone Creek Entertainment Release Date: April 7, 2010 BUY Women Lead the World allows players to compare their view of the world with that of female leaders by agreeing or disagreeing with quotes. There are no right or wrong answers because the point is not winning or loosing but self examination. This really isn't so much a game as a tool in history and culture from a distinctly feminine view. Players use the the touch screen to choose to agree or disagree with famous women. In each category, there are five rounds plus a bonus round. The quotes are thought provoking and a great way to encourage conversation. I was pleased to find a Chat option in the Options menu however, I was soonRead more →By GamergirlSB in Mobile No comments yet
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Paula M. Wales, 87, Altoona, died Thursday at Presbyterian Village at Hollidaysburg after a brief illness.
She was born in Altoona, daughter of the late Michael and Giustina (Bonerigo) Mangia. She married Joseph R. Wales on Dec. 28, 1946, in Altoona. He preceded her in death on Nov. 23, 1999.
Surviving are three children: Sandra Zlupko (George), Joseph and Albert (Marcie), all of Altoona; six grandchildren: George, Ryan, Brandon and Michael Zlupko, and Miranda and William Wales; nine great-grandchildren; a brother, Michael Mangia of Tipton; a sister, Julia Figart of Altoona; and a daughter-in-law, Pamela Wales.
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She was preceded in death by a sister, Theresa Barcaro; and a brother, Albert Mangia.
Paula was 1945 graduate of Altoona Area High School. She retired long ago as a beautician and was a member of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church.
She loved spending time with her family, shopping, bingo, cooking, bowling and taking bus trips to gamble.
Friends will be received from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2013, and from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2013, at The Stevens Mortuary Inc., 1421 Eighth Ave., Altoona. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2013, at Stevens Memorial Chapel by Deacon James Woomer. Interment will be at Calvary Cemetery.
The family requests that contributions may be made to St. Vincent DePaul Society Soup Kitchen, 2201 Union Avenue, Altoona, PA 16602, in memory of Paula.


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On Tuesday, freshman Carly Mortensen took center stage, no-hitting West Ranch 3-0 at Valencia High, striking out nine and walking six.
"It is crazy to think I'm in the same circle as those amazing pitchers," Mortensen said of the last two great Viking pitchers, Jordan Taylor and Jessica Spigner. "I have a lot of room to improve, but I think I can handle it. I look up to them."
The lone runs for Valencia (19-4, 3-0) came in the fourth inning, when Vikings sophomore second baseman Bethany Kemp sent a triple to the left-center field gap, scoring junior center fielder Megan Foglesong and Melissa Fundoro, courtesy running for senior catcher Amy Moore.
"Their pitcher was throwing a lot of rising balls and a lot of changeups," Kemp said. "I was just looking for a ball to hit."
Kemp, who finished 2-for-2 with the two RBIs, came home two batters later when Justine Sibthorp stole second and the throw slipped through the defense and into center field.
Moore, one of only two seniors on the team, also finished 2-for-2.
"I was a lot more focused today than the last few games," Moore said. "I didn't take the last few games as seriously because I knew our opponent."
Moore has been on the team for the last four years and played with both Taylor and Spigner.
"(Mortensen) reminds me of Jordan because she usually doesn't let things phase her," Moore said. "But if she does walk someone, she is really hard on herself."
West Ranch (10-9, 0-3) threatened in the top of the seventh inning when shortstop Breanna Santiago reached on an error, and Brittaney Sarmiento and Alyssa Hernandez walked, bringing freshman catcher Janelle Lindvall up to bat.
In her previous at-bat, Lindvall drove a ball deep to straight-away center field, but a timely wind kept it within range of Foglesong.
Registering the final out of the game, Lindvall popped out to center field.
"It happened again," said West Ranch head coach Bob Shults, noting his team's inability to get a key hit in a close game. "We are changing our whole philosophy. We just aren't playing with emotion. I just think our team doesn't have that fire."
Fire or not, Mortensen's cooling presence in the circle kept her team undefeated in Foothill League play heading into Thursday's matchup with Hart.
"I told her, 'Help yourself and don't get into jams,'" said Valencia head coach Donna Lee. "She pitched a great game."
Combined with sophomore Sarah Enriquez, Lee has a dynamic duo that is keeping her team dominant in what she has called "a rebuilding year."
Though it would be easy to rest on her individual performance, Mortensen remained humble and kept the focus on her team.
"I didn't feel like I had my 'A' game, but I knew my team would back me up," she said.


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Okay, so maybe Boerne (population 10,000) isn't currently in your list of Top Ten Dream Destinations or even Top One Hundred Dream Destinations or, likely, Cities You've Ever Heard Of. But trust me when I say that you could find yourself in much worse spots than the Texas Hill Country in the month of October. With its mild fall weather, local wineries, quaint main streets and predominantly German heritage, the area offers a number of pleasant daytrips from Austin or San Antonio. Boerne is among these, a little slice of Oktoberfest and a smaller alternative to popular spots such as Fredericksburg. Some of us appreciate the cozy feel of a small-town atmosphere! Some of us also, ahem, have in-laws there.
Right: you caught me. My time spent is Boerne is not 100% optional. But it has given me a chance to suss out some pleasant places to take in refreshment while taking advantage of free grandparent babysitting.
1. The Dodging Duck Brewhaus and Restaurant. This brewery opened shortly before my husband and I started dating, and I'm not saying it alone has kept us together, but it hasn't done us any harm. It's always nice to sit on the patio with a pint (or a sampler!) and dip everything I can get my hands on into their cranberry mustard.
It's not all bar food, though! If you're feeling a little less indulgent, you can always get a veggie sandwich. With a side of veggies. (To go with your beer sampler.)
2. Bear Moon Bakery and Cafe. Here's how popular this restaurant is: we went for a late lunch this weekend, and the place was completely packed. At 3:00 pm on a Sunday. They ran out of cauliflower soup while we were there! And here's the reason: it's delicious. Grab a pastry and coffee or sit down for a beer and a sandwich. I went for one of the Oktoberfest specials--a bratwurst and kraut with tomato jam and a side of cauliflower soup (sorry other patrons, too slow) and was happy as a clam.
3. Broken Stone Pizza Co. The order-in option. A cut above chain deliveries, and they offer local cheesecake to boot.
4. Fancy fare: my mother-in-law recommends Cypress Grille for nicer dining in-town, and Welfare Cafe a few miles out.
5. My in-laws also like an Italian restaurant that they cannot remember the name of. (Sorry.)
6. And finally, check out PO PO if you want to see where my husband washed dishes in high school.


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A California tribe that was terminated did not lose the right to define its membership after regaining recognition, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday. In a unanimous decision, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals said it would be wrong to treat restored tribes different from other tribes. Despite being terminated in 1958, the Mooretown Rancheria retained the right to set its membership criteria, a three-judge panel ruled. "The termination and restoration of Mooretown Rancheria does not justify depriving it of its sovereign power to define its membership when it organized a tribal government in 1987," Judge Andrew J. Kleinfeld wrote. The decision means the Bureau of Indian Affairs can't force the rancheria to enroll dozens of people who might otherwise qualify for membership. It was the plaintiffs, in fact, who were part of the landmark Tillie Hardwick litigation that resulted in several California tribes being restored to recognition. But the plaintiffs were excluded from the Mooretown Rancheria because a different group established the tribe's membership criteria. As a result, their voting rights are restricted and they cannot share in profits from a successful casino. "Thus, although the plaintiffs are Concow-Maidu Indians descended from people who have lived at Mooretown Rancheria for a very long time, they lack the rights of full members of the Mooretown Rancheria tribe," the court noted. Despite the history, the court said it lacked the power to force the BIA to act. The judges noted that the agency -- which agreed to restore the tribes as part of the Hardwick litigation -- did not play a role in reorganizing the rancheria. "Uncontradicted evidence establishes that Mooretown Rancheria itself squeezed them out, and that it did not act at the behest of the BIA," the court said. "It did not need the BIA's permission and did not ask for it, and the BIA never purported to tell it how to define its membership." At the same time, the 9th Circuit noted that tribal sovereignty can be affected by the federal government. "An Indian tribe has the power to define membership as it chooses, subject to the plenary power of Congress," Kleinfeld wrote for the panel. Even then, the judges said sovereign immunity protects a tribe from suit without a voluntary waiver or a waiver from Congress. Citing U.S. Supreme Court precedent, the panel stated that "tribes remain quasi-sovereign nations which, by government structure, culture, and source of sovereignty are in many ways foreign to the constitutional institutions of the federal and state governments." The Mooretown plaintiffs sued the BIA in hopes of overcoming the tribal sovereignty hurdles. Other disenrolled California Indians have adopted similar strategies but the state and federal courts have refused to intervene in membership disputes so far. Recognizing Congress' plenary power and pointing to the ouster of at least 1,500 California Indians, the American Indian Rights and Resource Organization has been seeking changes in federal law to allow membership disputes to be heard in federal court. Some leaders in the California Democratic party have taken up the cause amid charges that wealthy tribes are ousting people in order to limit per capita gaming payments. Nationally, the issue has gained media and Congressional attention due to the ouster of the Freedmen, the descendants of African slaves, from the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. Rep. Diane Watson (D-California) is introducing a bill to cut federal funding to the tribe until it restores citizenship to the Freedmen. Court Decision:
Williams v. Gover (June 20, 2007) Relevant Links:
Mooretown Rancheria history - http://www.featherfallscasino.com/history.html
American Indian Rights and Resource Organization - http://www.airro.org
Pechanga Tribal Disenrollment - http://www.pechanga.info
Tribal Corruption - http://www.tribalcorruption.com Related Stories:
Ousted Redding Rancheria families protest (6/21)
Rep. Watson to introduce Cherokee Freedmen bill (6/21)
Column: Bill helps wealthy tribes purge members (06/14)
Disenrolled Indians oppose exclusion bill in California (6/7)
AIM leader criticizes tribal disenrollments (5/3)
California Democrats consider ICRA resolution (04/25)
Man seeks healing over Pechanga disenrollment (03/13)
Pechanga Band runs ad against disenrollment story (2/21)
Women disenrolled after criticizing leaders (12/13)
USA Today: Tribes remove thousands from rolls (11/29)
Chukchansi Tribe latest to disenroll members (11/27)
Disenrolled Indians tie ouster to tribal greed (11/24)
California Indians cite growing disenrollments (11/08)
Former members protest Enterprise Rancheria (10/05)
Expert disputes Pechanga Band on disenrollment (09/25)
Opinion: Pechanga Band purges family of heritage (09/05)
Column: Tribal nations evict their own people (8/25)
Column: Pechanga family and Pluto demoted (8/25)
Column: Pechanga Band decimating Indians (8/22)
Pechanga Band removes another family from roll (8/21)
Disenrolled Indians seek accountability (08/07)
Disenrollment an issue in Pechanga Band election (07/13)
Greed, politics behind tribal enrollment spats (07/06)
Ex-Table Mountain members protest at powwow (06/12)
Editorial: Supreme Court passes on sovereignty (05/29)
Pechanga Band calls refusal of membership case a win (5/24)
Tribal membership case rejected by U.S. Supreme Court (5/23)
California Indians protest removal from tribes (05/01)
Campbell amendment put to test in court case (4/21)
Another Pechanga family faces removal from tribe (03/21)
Ousted Pechangas take case to U.S. Supreme Court (3/17)
Identity Theft: California Indians lose tribal rights (01/26)
BIA asked to rule on rancheria membership dispute (1/20)
Disenrolled Indians to hold rally in Palm Springs (1/10)
Disenrolled Pechangas to take case to Supreme Court (12/15)
Per capita payments under tribal, federal scrutiny (09/26)
Court won't take on tribal enrollment dispute (9/14)
Pechanga Band says money not behind enrollment (08/10)
Disenrollment suit dismissed in California (8/9)
Ousted Pechangas plan appeal of enrollment lawsuit (8/9)
Disenrolled Pechangas seek $38M in damages (08/04)
Pechanga Band enrollment dispute closely watched (07/11)
Court hears Pechanga Band enrollment dispute (7/7)
McKosato: Greed behind ouster of tribal members (05/23)
Opinion: Gaming has turned tribes on other tribes (5/20)
Ousted Redding Rancheria members head to forum (5/19)
Forum calls attention to tribal disenrollments (5/18)
Family fights disenrollment from Sauk-Suiattle Tribe (5/18)
California AIM blames greed for mass disenrollments (5/16)
Editorial: Disenrollment becoming too common (04/01)
Ousted Pechangas file another lawsuit against tribe (03/28)
California tribe changes status of some members (3/28)
Pechanga Band avoids dedication of city park (03/09)
Woman ejected from Pechanga Band in despair (01/27)
County investigates shooting on Pechanga land (01/14)
State judge won't dismiss lawsuit over tribal enrollment (07/27)
Pechanga Band votes to retain Macarro as chairman (07/19)
Battle for top Pechanga post heats up before vote (7/16)
Disenrolled tribal members call for more oversight (07/15)
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RUSH: To Cookeville, Tennessee, we go. This is Kathy. Kathy, great to have you with us. By the way, Kathy is one of my all-time top ten favorite female names.
CALLER: Oh, I am so impressed to hear that.
RUSH: Thank you.
CALLER: I'm so impressed to talk to you, I'm practically speechless -- which if you knew me well, it has not happened very often.
RUSH: I can imagine, because you're a woman.
CALLER: Oh.... Well! (giggles) Maybe so. I was thinking last night particularly that, after doing some reading recently and biography of Winston Churchill.
RUSH: Yes?
CALLER: You really remind me a lot of him and his convictions and his ideology, particularly in that war must be fought sometimes and that you must achieve a victory and defeat your enemies in order to achieve peace -- and I just wondered, hypothetically, if things had been different, and Winston had been in your seat, and you were a caller, would you be a dittohead of his?
RUSH: Oh, yeah. I'm a great admirer of Winston Churchill's. I think he was one of the most prescient, brilliant men. My family admired him. When I was growing up, that's when I first heard Winston Churchill. My father and grandfather adored Winston Churchill. They idolized him, and we'd sit around on Sunday, go out to my grandfather's house, and my grandfather and my dad would all share Winston Churchill anecdotes and stories, things that they knew and things they'd read about him. So I had an early exposure to Churchill. In fact, the first time I went to England, I went to Blenheim Palace where he was born, which is where the Duke of Marlboro now lives, who is also a member of a club where I'm a member here. So I've got a little bit of a connection. It's a fascinating trip to go see where Winston Churchill was born and grew up, and I've read something about him, but, look, I'm blown away by your comparison of me to Winston Churchill. I thank you very much for that, but that's a stretch.
CALLER: Well, you're welcome. I know you didn't have the same backgrounds or the same vocations, but there are a lot of similarities in your conservatism than he ultimately found, and particularly on his belief that you must achieve victory and you must suppress the enemies of the world, and I just want to compliment you again for doing what you do --
RUSH: Well, thank you.
CALLER: -- and for getting the word out.
RUSH: I'll tell you something about Churchill, since you want to talk about him as a commander-in-chief of sorts during wartime. Hitler was amassing power but did not have great military strength in 1936, and that's when Churchill first started sounding huge warnings, and they wouldn't listen to him. Nobody in Great Britain wanted to listen to him, nobody wanted to listen to him anywhere. They'd just came out of World War I, they didn't want this bang the drums of war and stop this. And he ran around, he was doing everything he could to alert people. He said, trying to get everybody's attention, if we deal with this now, the price is going to be very small. It's going to be much easier to deal with Hitler right now than if we wait. But of course Churchill had to sit by and watch Neville Chamberlain travel to meet Hitler. Chamberlain came back, and he was the most popular person in Great Britain at the time. He was waving this agreement that Hitler had signed. "We have peace in our time! I have brought you peace in our time." Of course, a year after that, bam! Hitler started his march.
The interesting thing is that in 1936, if Winston Churchill had been listened to, the French -- believe it or not -- had far more military power and strength in machines, guns, ammo, soldiers than Germany. Hitler was just like consolidating. He's got his power but he hadn't put his military together. The French could have wiped Hitler out the moment he made his move on the Rhineland, and they didn't. Thomas Sowell writes about this today. In fact,he talks about the moral paralysis, the inability to deal with what faces you. You put it off, and you're only going to have to deal with it later, be it Hitler or be it Al-Qaeda or be it any enemy that you have. You can't wish bad people away. Sally Quinn yesterday was on hard-boiled with Chris Matthews. The Drive-Bys are fascinated, folks, with this spat that's going on between Hillary and Obama. Hillary is calling it silly, the name-calling what's going on about whether or not we should go meet with these thug dictators. Obama in a debate said that he would. Hillary said it's "naïve." So the Obama camp is firing back and calling Hillary names, and the Drive-Bys love this. The headlines about this today are everywhere. E. J. Dionne, Jr. in the Washington Post today: "This could be the tipping point in the campaign! This could be the deciding..."
They're just so happy for anything to happen, and they're so excited that the gloves have come off. They're amplifying the importance of this. So they brought in Sally Quinn, who is the social secretary of Washington, DC, former CBS News babe and Washington Post writer, married to Benjamin Bradlee of Watergate fame during the Washington Post days. She said (paraphrasing), "Well, you know, Chris, um, Obama may have a point. These thugs, these dictators just want respect. You know, they're backroom bullies and so forth, and if you just talk to them, if we just go talk to them, then it makes them feel like they're respected, and you can talk them down from things." You sit here and you read this, and the mind explodes over the naïveté because the lessons of history are: you don't talk to them and you certainly don't give them respect. They are murderous thug dictators. They're tyrants! Their people live in oppression. So back to the Churchill example. Churchill said we can deal with this with so little cost and so little pain. Nobody wanted to listen to him, and look what happened! They had to deal with it. The whole world had to deal with it later on, just four years after 1936.
We face the same situation here, but people want to put their head in the sands and pretend that the problem is not as bad as it is because way over there. The parallels between Iran, by the way, and Mahmoud Ahmadinajad, are many. "He's just a guy that wants self-respect. Let's just go talk to him. He's just crying out for help. He's the Lindsay Lohan of the Middle East. He just wants a little attention. He wants some help." You look at the way that country is run and you tell me if you want your wife or daughter to live there -- if you want to live there! By the way, the Iraqis, you know, one of the things that is uniting the Iraqis against equate that these Islamofascists are coming in with -- I love how the media calls it all kinds of new "conservative" behavioral rules. One of the things that the militant Islam fascists of Al-Qaeda have stopped, is smoking, and Iraqis love to smoke cigarettes, and the Iraqis are having their index, middle finger of their right hands cut off if they are seen by Al-Qaeda smoking cigarettes, and this is making them mad. We've got stories of troops marching into areas and rescuing some people that have been pinned down for a while, citizens, and the first thing they ask for is cigarettes, not food and water.
This is turning average Iraqis against Al-Qaeda. Can you imagine the goodwill if we'd just drop a bunch of Camels -- the cigarettes, a bunch of Camels; it's a perfect brand -- right into Baghdad and some of these areas? We could own the place. The cigarette airlift across Iraq. It makes all the sense in the world. Little things like this. At any rate, we're going to have to deal with this one way or the other. Whatever the Democrats do, pull us out, keep us there, we have no choice but to defeat these people. That's the clarion call that Winston Churchill kept trying to get the British people to understand. But the liberals of his day just like the liberals of our day, liberals are liberals, didn't want to deal with it; didn't think it mattered. Hitler could run roughshod all over Europe but he wasn't going to touch us because he signed that thing with Chamberlain -- and of course Neville Chamberlain actually went and talked to Hitler, right? He had to talk to him to get the signature, had to get "peace in our time." He followed the Sally Quinn rule. And the next thing the Brits new, they're being bombarded with rockets and threats of attack all over the place. You gotta deal with your enemy by defeating them if you want to maintain your own freedom.
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Is America Today the France of Yesterday?
By Thomas Sowell
July 24, 2007
"Moral paralysis" is a term that has been used to describe the inaction of France, England and other European democracies in the 1930s, as they watched Hitler build up the military forces that he later used to attack them.
It is a term that may be painfully relevant to our own times.
Back in the 1930s, the governments of the democratic countries knew what Hitler was doing -- and they knew that they had enough military superiority at that point to stop his military buildup in its tracks. But they did nothing to stop him.
Instead, they turned to what is still the magic mantra today -- "negotiations."
No leader of a democratic nation was ever more popular than British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain -- wildly cheered in the House of Commons by opposition parties as well as his own -- when he returned from negotiations in Munich in 1938, waving an agreement and declaring that it meant "peace in our time."
We know now how short that time was. Less than a year later, World War II began in Europe and spread across the planet, killing tens of millions of people and reducing many cities to rubble in Europe and Asia.
Looking back after that war, Winston Churchill said, "There was never a war in all history easier to prevent by timely action." The earlier it was done, the less it would have cost.
At one point, Hitler could have been stopped in his tracks "without the firing of a single shot," Churchill said.
That point came in 1936 -- three years before World War II began -- when Hitler sent troops into the Rhineland, in violation of two international treaties.
At that point, France alone was so much more powerful than Germany that the German generals had secret orders to retreat immediately at the first sign of French intervention.
As Hitler himself confided, the Germans would have had to retreat "with our tail between our legs," because they did not yet have enough military force to put up even a token resistance.
Why did the French not act and spare themselves and the world the years of horror that Hitler's aggressions would bring? The French had the means but not the will.
"Moral paralysis" came from many things. The death of a million French soldiers in the First World War and disillusionment with the peace that followed cast a pall over a whole generation.
Pacifism became vogue among the intelligentsia and spread into educational institutions. As early as 1932, Winston Churchill said: "France, though armed to the teeth, is pacifist to the core."
It was morally paralyzed.
History may be interesting but it is the present and the future that pose the crucial question: Is America today the France of yesterday?
We know that Iran is moving swiftly toward nuclear weapons while the United Nations is moving slowly -- or not at all -- toward doing anything to stop them.
It is a sign of our irresponsible Utopianism that anyone would even expect the UN to do anything that would make any real difference.
Not only the history of the UN, but the history of the League of Nations before it, demonstrates again and again that going to such places is a way for weak-kneed leaders of democracies to look like they are doing something when in fact they are doing nothing.
The Iranian leaders are not going to stop unless they get stopped. And, like Hitler, they don't think we have the guts to stop them.
Incidentally, Hitler made some of the best anti-war statements of the 1930s. He knew that this was what the Western democracies wanted to hear -- and that it would keep them morally paralyzed while he continued building up his military machine to attack them.
Iranian leaders today make only the most token and transparent claims that they are building "peaceful" nuclear facilities -- in one of the biggest oil-producing countries in the world, which has no need for nuclear power to generate electricity.
Nuclear weapons in the hands of Iran and its international terrorist allies will be a worst threat than Hitler ever was. But, before that happens, the big question is: Are we France? Are we morally paralyzed, perhaps fatally?
Copyright 2007 Creators Syndicate Inc.


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TU men v. Hillsdale
January 8, 2011 - Zach Baker
TU has started hot, and with 14:50 left in the first half, hold a 13-6 lead. The scoring has been spread out, as no Dragon has more than one basket.
Tiffin leads, 17-12 against the No. 17 Chargers. 8:56 left in the half. Devin Russell, a transfer from Toledo, is in for the Dragons. First time I have seen him. TU in in the 1-and-1s. The Dragons foul shooting hasn't been good lately, and they have already missed the front ends on a pair of bonus shots.
With 4:56 to go in the half, TU is hanging on to a 19-16 edge. Joe Graessle has five points for the Dragons, who haven't done much on offense in the last five minutes. Truthfully, they wouldn't have done anything had Graessle not been fouled on a 3 attempt and made 2 of 3 shots.
Two inside baskets on back-to-back possessions by Brandon Harris, and a jumper from the lft corner by Karl Finley have pushed the Dragons to a 29-21 halftime lead. Brent Eaton has six for Hillsdale. A point of optimism for the Chargers? 7 of 28 from the field, 1 of 8 from 3s. Why is that good for them? Because there's no way they shoot that poorly in the second half.
Graessle has 10 for Tiffin.
First five minutes are crucial, as TU can't allow Hillsdale to dicate things.
And 22 seconds in, Rafael Cuellar scrambles for a rebound and John Hill calls a 30 second timeout. First one of half becomes a full. That's why I am writing this paragraph.
And Keenan Barlow can't inbound the ball, leading to another Hill timeout. I bet John's thrilled.
Hillsdale has four 3s off transition, and it leads 35-34. That's four times the number of treys the Chargers had in the first half. After a Nick Washburn layup, Hillsdale leads, 37-34, having outscored the Dragons 16-5 over the first 5:46 of the second half.
TU is just getting killed on the offensive glass. After a pair of missed foul shots by the Chargers, they get the rebound and push it to out to another open 3. Hillsdale has hit six this half, whoa, make it seven. Eaton just drained one, and it's 50-38 with 10:37 to go.
TU has hung in there, down 55-49. I'm not sure many teams would have been able to withstand the onslaught of 3s that Hillsdale has connected. But TU is down just six, with 4:05 left. If pas games are any indication, the Dragons have them right where they want them.
TU was down five witha bout two minutes to go, but Hillsdale has kept answering. Graessle had an open 3 from the left wing that would have made the deficit three, but he missed. He's been scoreless here in the second half. Finley has done the bulk of the scoring, with 25 points. Brad Guinane just fouled out. John Tharp just had a message for his players: "Can we stop fouling, please?" TU trails, 69-62, with about a minute left.
Hillsdale holds on, wins 75-68.


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MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – Max Riekse, best known in the Muskegon County area as a decades-long candidate for various political offices, is currently an inmate at the Muskegon County Jail.
Riekse, 65, a Fruitport Township resident and retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, was jailed in December for contempt of court in connection to money he was ordered to pay his ex-wife in October.
According to court records obtained by MLive and The Muskegon Chronicle, Muskegon County Probate Judge Muskegon County Probate Judge Neil Mullally on Dec. 20, ordered Riekse to serve 30 days in the Muskegon County Jail, serving 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, pending further order of the court, for contempt of court.
The court order said Riekse could purge his sentence by payment of $5,000 through his attorney that would then go to his ex-wife's attorney.
The court order indicates that Mullally on Oct. 30 had ordered Riekse to pay his ex-wife's attorney fees of $15,000 by Nov. 9.
When that didn't happen, Mullally signed an order Nov. 21 stating that Riekse had failed to abide by the earlier order to pay -- the amount then due was $15,021.56, counting interest.
On Dec. 17, Mullally signed an order of contempt, ordering Riekse to pay his ex-wife and her attorney $5,000 by noon on Dec. 19 or be immediately remanded to jail.
That didn't happen either, according to documents, so Riekse was jailed.
An order, dated Dec. 19, directed the sheriff, any deputy or court officer to seize and sell any personal property of Riekse's to satisfy the earlier judgments.
Riekse, who has sought several elective offices over the years, recently ran unsuccessfully for the 91st state House seat, challenging Holly Hughes in the Republican primary in August. Hughes went on to lose in November to Democratic challenger Collene Lamonte.
Riekse also has been a popular voice for minor political parties in the past and even had his name on the California ballot back in 2008. He ran for the presidential nomination in the California presidential primary under the American Independent Party banner.
In 2008, California was the only state in the nation that allowed presidential primaries for minor parties.
Riekse, commander of the Fruitport Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3734, also helped lead an effort in 2011 to honor Muskegon County's two Congressional Medal of Honor recipients with a plaque on the World War I monument at Fruitport Veterans Memorial Park.
Staff writer John S. Hausman contributed to this report.
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