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Rachel Reeves
|Rachel Reeves
|Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
|In office
7 October 2013 – 8 June 2015
|Ed Miliband
Harriet Harman (Acting)
|Preceded by
|Liam Byrne
|Succeeded by
|Stephen Timms (Acting)
|Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury
|In office
7 October 2011 – 7 October 2013
|Ed Miliband
|Preceded by
|Angela Eagle
|Succeeded by
|Chris Leslie
|Member of Parliament
for Leeds West
|Assumed office
6 May 2010
|Preceded by
|John Battle
|10,727 (27.9%)
|Personal details
13 February 1979
Lewisham, London, England
|Political party
|Nicholas Joicey
|Alma mater
|New College, Oxford
London School of Economics
|Official website
Rachel Jane Reeves (born 13 February 1979) is a British Labour Party politician and an economist. She has served as the Member of Parliament for Leeds West since 2010.
Reeves was Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions from 2013 but did not return to the shadow cabinet after her maternity leave following Jeremy Corbyn's victory in the 2015 Labour Leadership Election.
The daughter of Graham and Sally Reeves of Lewisham, South East London,[1][2] she was educated at Cator Park School for Girls in Bromley.[3] At school, Reeves was the UK Under-14 girls chess champion.[4][5][6]
After A-Levels in Politics, Economics, Mathematics and Further Mathematics, Reeves read Philosophy, Politics and Economics at New College, Oxford (MA), followed by graduating as MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics.[7]
Reeves cites the influence of her father on her and her sister in leaning towards social democratic policies. She recalls how when she was eight years old her father, Graham, pointed out the then-Labour leader Neil Kinnock on the television and "told us that was who we voted for". Reeves says she and her sister have "both known we were Labour since then".[8] She joined the Labour Party at age 16.[9]
Reeves worked as an economist at the Bank of England and British Embassy in Washington, D.C. between 2000 and 2006.[10]
She stood as the Labour Party parliamentary candidate in the Conservative safe seat Bromley and Chislehurst in the 2005 general election, finishing second.[11] She again contested the 2006 by-election for the same seat following the death of sitting MP Eric Forth and finished fourth. Labour support reduced from 10,241 votes to 1,925 in what was described as a "humiliation" for Labour.[12][13] The result was the worst performance for a governing party since 1991.[14][15]
Reeves moved to Leeds in 2006 to work for HBOS.[16] She was once interviewed for a job at Goldman Sachs but turned it down. She said the job could have made her "a lot richer".[5] She later sought nomination for the Leeds West seat at the 2010 General Election.[17] to replace John Battle, who had chosen to retire.[18] She was selected by the Labour Party to contest the seat from an all-women shortlist of Labour Party prospective parliamentary candidates.[1]
Echoing similar titles of publications by Roy Jenkins in 1959 and Tony Wright in 1997, Reeves wrote the new edition of Why Vote Labour? in the run-up to the 2010 election, as part of a series giving the case for each of the main political parties.[19]
Member of Parliament[edit]
Reeves was elected with a majority of 7,016 on 6 May 2010, a 5,794 reduction in majority compared to her predecessor,[20] becoming only the second woman to represent a Leeds constituency. Reeves is currently writing the biography of Alice Bacon,[7][21] who was the first female MP to represent the City of Leeds (from 1945 to 1970).[22]
In her maiden speech, delivered on 8 June 2010,[23] Reeves praised the work of her predecessor, John Battle and pledged to fight for jobs, growth and prosperity for Leeds West.[23] Reeves also pledged to follow in Battle's footsteps and fight for justice for the victims of the Armley asbestos disaster and their families. In a series of questions in Parliament, Reeves enquired whether the government would honour promises by the previous government to compensate victims of asbestos diagnosed with pleural plaques and bring legislation into force making it easier to pursue claims against insurers.[24]
After the 2010 election she supported Ed Miliband for the Labour leadership, because she felt he was the candidate most willing to listen to what the voters were saying about where the party went wrong.[25] Since becoming an MP, Reeves was appointed to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee[26] then as Shadow Pensions Minister in October 2010.[27] In her role as Shadow Pensions Minister she campaigned against the Government's proposed acceleration of equalising state pensions ages for men and women.[28] She was promoted to the post of Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury in October 2011.[29] She caused controversy in early 2015 by stating "We [Labour] don't want to be seen, and we're not, the party to represent those who are out of work".[30]
Reeves has been named by The Guardian newspaper as being one of several MPs who employ unpaid interns, a practice that some maintain may breach the National Minimum Wage Act 1998.[31] The Independent newspaper has named Reeves as a member of a group of new Labour MPs known as the "Nando's Five":[32] the others being Luciana Berger, Jonathan Reynolds, Emma Reynolds and Chuka Umunna.
In September 2016 she described her constituency as being "like a tinderbox" that could explode if immigration was not curbed.[33]
Policy stances[edit]
Reeves has written a study about the Financial Crisis of 2007–2010 for the Fabian Review, Institute of Public Policy Research,[34] Socialist Environment and Resources Association,[35] and the European Journal of Political Economy.[36] Following her election as MP, Reeves wrote about the direction of UK government fiscal policy in Renewal. In an article entitled "The Politics of Deficit Reduction",[37] Reeves offers her critique of the current financial situation and efforts to bring down the budget deficit.
Reeves is a proponent of Quantitative Easing[38] to alleviate the late-2000s recession, having studied the effects of the policy on Japan in the early 2000s.[39]
Reeves supports the High Speed Rail project,[40] and raised the issue in Parliament,[41] as well as campaigning for the proposed Kirkstall Forge railway station.[42] She is also involved in the campaign to save the historic Bramley Baths[43][44] and the campaign to save the children's heart unit at Leeds General Infirmary.[45]
She is a supporter of Israel, writing a chapter for a book about Israeli politics and society,[46] and she is a keen supporter of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation.[47] Reeves has been an officer for pro-Israel lobby group Labour Friends of Israel.[48]
Reeves regularly contributes articles to publications such as the website LabourList,[49] Progress[50] and The Guardian's Comment is Free.[51]
Government credit card[edit]
Reeves' government credit card was stopped at the start of 2015 due to a debt of £4,033.63 which she subsequently repaid.[52]
Personal life[edit]
Reeves is married to Nicholas Joicey,[53][54][55] a civil servant and former private secretary and speech writer to Gordon Brown.[56] She and her husband have homes in Bramley and London.[57][58]
Reeves' younger sister, Ellie, is a member of Labour's National Executive Committee and Joint Policy Committee, and is married to John Cryer, Labour MP for Leyton and Wanstead.[59] Reeves announced her first pregnancy on 20 September 2012, giving birth to a daughter.[60][61] Her children were born in 2013 and 2015.[58]
Reeves says she spends her free time swimming, reading and walking.[7][17] Reeves is a Patron of Bramley Elderly Action and a Trustee of Leeds Healthy Living Network.[7] She was previously on the board of BARCA – Leeds and a governor of Swallow Hill Community College, and Kirkstall Valley Primary School.[7]
A Fellow of the Fabian Society, Reeves also belongs to Labour Friends of Israel.[48]
- ^ a b "The legal eagle who left sisters scuppered". Yorkshire Evening Post.
- ^ "Who's Who". ukwhoswho.com.
- ^ "Latest News". Cator Park School.
- ^ Kidd, Patrick (21 August 2013). "Stuart Wheeler chickens out of chess challenge and the Duchess of Northumberland's Poison Garden". The Times. London. Retrieved 2 January 2013. (subscription required)
- ^ a b "Interview with Rachel Reeves". Investors Fresh News.
- ^ Friedel, Frederic (28 February 2012). "A history of cheating in chess (4)".
- ^ a b c d e About Rachel
- ^ PPC Profile: Rachel Reeves | LabourList.org 2.0.2 | LabourList.org
- ^ "Leeds West MP: Rachel Reeves interview". Yorkshire Evening Post.
- ^ Stratton, Allegra (2009-03-19). "Waiting in the Wings". London: Guardian. Retrieved 22 May 2010.
- ^ Voting begins in Bromley and Chislehurst by-election (From This Is Local London)
- ^ "Labour and Tories suffer at polls". BBC News. 30 June 2006.
- ^ Assinder, Nick (30 June 2006). "Blair to count cost of poor night". BBC News.
- ^ "'Out of steam' Blair refuses to name departure date". Daily Mail. London. 30 June 2006.
- ^ Freedland, Jonathan (30 June 2006). "Way off base". The Guardian. London.
- ^ "Battle Lines Drawn". Yorkshire Evening Post: 7. 2007-09-15.
- ^ a b "Women at war". Yorkshire Evening Post.
- ^ Stoddard, Katy (7 April 2010). "General Election 2010: Safe seats". The Guardian. London.
- ^ Rachel Reeves (2010). Why Vote Labour?. Biteback Publishing. ISBN 978-1849540193.
- ^ "Election 2010". BBC.
- ^ "Rachel Reeves Interview". Yorkshire Evening Post.
- ^ "Election reaction: Rachel is Leeds West's first lady". Yorkshire Evening Post.
- ^ a b "Economic Affairs and Work and Pensions". They Work For You.
- ^ "MP takes up asbestos battle". Post Online.
- ^ Sparrow, Andrew (February 2012). "Rachel Reeves, rising star". Ethos. Retrieved 25 April 2013.
- ^ "Breaking politics and political news for Westminster and the UK - PoliticsHome.com". epolitix.com.
- ^ "Rachel Reeves takes Shadow pensions role". moneymarketing.co.uk.
- ^ Reeves, Rachel (8 June 2011). "Don't turn back the clock for women". London: The Guardian.
- ^ "Miliband promotes Rachel Reeves to Shadow cabinet". moneymarketing.co.uk.
- ^ O'Connor, Roisin (17 March 2015). "Rachel Reeves says Labour does not want to represent people out of work". London: The Independent.
- ^ Malik, Shiv (27 November 2011). "MPs may be breaking law in offering work to unpaid interns". London: The Guardian.
- ^ Walker, Tim (12 November 2011). "'Don't compare me to Obama': Is Chuka Umunna Britain's first black PM?". London: The Independent.
- ^ "Jeremy Corbyn rules out pledge to cut immigration". The Guardian. 28 September 2016. Retrieved 28 September 2016.
- ^ "Building a Better Balanced UK Economy". IPPR.
- ^ "The Road to Copenhagen" (PDF). SERA.
- ^ Reeves, Rachel; Sawicki, Michael (March 2007). "Do financial markets react to Bank of England communication?". European Journal of Political Economy, special issue: Central bank transparency and central bank communication. Elsevier. 23 (1): 207–227. doi:10.1016/j.ejpoleco.2006.09.018. Pdf.
- ^ Reeves, Rachel (2010). "The politics of deficit reduction". Renewal. Lawrence and Wishart. 18 (3–4).
- ^ Reeves, Rachel. "Labour must challenge the Tories on Quantitative Easing". LabourList.
- ^ Staff writer (9 October 2011). "Rachel Reeves: can she save the Labour Party?". The Independent. London.
- ^ Reed, Jonathan (30 March 2011). "Transport Minister reacts to today's demand from 90 regional leaders for high-speed rail link". Yorkshire Evening Post.
- ^ Staff writer (29 October 2010). "Minister 'shrugs off' Leeds MP's transport questions". Yorkshire Evening Post.
- ^ "Leeds: MP calls for end to railway station 'limbo'". Yorkshire Evening Post. 30 June 2011.
- ^ Staff writer. "Bramley baths, Leeds". victoriansociety.org.uk. Victorian Society.
- ^ "Leeds West MP makes a splash for Bramley Baths". Yorkshire Evening Post. 21 July 2011.
- ^ "Oral Answers to Questions — Health". theyworkforyou.com. They Work For You.
- ^ "Like Ed, we should all be friends of Israel". Progress Online.
- ^ Reeves, Rachel (6 August 2011). "Preserving Auschwitz-Birkenau". The Jerusalem Post.
- ^ a b Wright, Oliver (10 October 2010). "Anger grows within Labour over forced Palestinian vote". The Independent.
- ^ "Rachel Reeves". LabourList.
- ^ "Progress Online". Progress Online.
- ^ Reeves, Rachel (26 October 2009). "Contributor: Rachel Reeves". The Guardian. London: Guardian Media Group.
- ^ "Watchdog admits Duncan Smith's credit card blocked in error". BBC News.
- ^ The Euro is going to continue to struggle for a long time, warns Claire Perry
- ^ "Who's Who". ukwhoswho.com.
- ^ The UK's role in the World Bank and IMF (Bretton Woods Project)
- ^ "Who's new in the new Who's Who?". Grimsby Telegraph.
- ^ "Rachel Reeves". London: The Telegraph.
- ^ a b Mikhailova, Anna (29 May 2016). "Fame & Fortune: I said no to a Goldman Sachs job". The Times. Retrieved 15 September 2016.
- ^ Jonny Greatrex "MP Tom Watson finds new love after break up of marriage", Birmingham Mail, 26 August 2012
- ^ Laura Bowyer (20 September 2012). "Baby joy for Leeds West Labour MP Rachel Reeves". Yorkshire Evening Post. Retrieved 21 September 2012.
- ^ "I'll end the bedroom tax then have a new baby, says Rachel Reeves". The Telegraph. 21 February 2015.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Profile at Parliament of the United Kingdom
- Voting record at Public Whip
- Record in Parliament at TheyWorkForYou
- Fabian Society
|Parliament of the United Kingdom
|Preceded by
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|Member of Parliament
for Leeds West
|Political offices
|Preceded by
Angela Eagle
|Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury
|Succeeded by
Chris Leslie
|Preceded by
Liam Byrne
|Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
|Succeeded by
Stephen Timms
- 1979 births
- Alumni of New College, Oxford
- Alumni of the London School of Economics
- British economists
- Female members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies
- English civil servants
- English political writers
- Labour Party (UK) MPs
- Living people
- Lloyds Banking Group people
- Members of the Fabian Society
- Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies
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CHICAGO (AP) - Scottie Pippen agrees with former teammate Michael Jordan: If the Chicago Bulls had kept their nucleus together, they would be playing for their ninth NBA title.
Jordan, now the general manager of the Washington Wizards, was quoted in Friday's Chicago Sun-Times, saying that if the Bulls hadn't broken up their core of him, Pippen and coach Phil Jackson, "we'd still be defending champions."
"I second that," Pippen said. "We were a great team. I mean, it's hard for someone to compliment himself as being a part of a great team, but we were a great team. We had great role players and guys who worked hard. We came with it every night for 82 games and then took it into the playoffs."
Pippen is having his worst season statistically since his rookie season with the Bulls in 1987-88, when he averaged 7.9 points.
He is averaging 8.8 points for the Portland Trail Blazers, who are tied for first place in the Pacific Division with Sacramento.
After the Bulls won their sixth title in eight years, 1998, owner Jerry Reinsdorf and general manager Jerry Krause decided to scrap the expensive lineup and rebuild. Jordan retired, Pippen went to Houston and Jackson sat out a season before taking over as coach of the Lakers and winning another title.
Pippen, traded to Portland last year after one contentious season with the Rockets, said it was difficult leaving Chicago after 11 successful seasons.
"I always think about it - wanting to have played for one team in one city and finished my career there," he said. "There's not much I can change about it now. What's happened has happened, and I can't bring it back."
Jordan said that he did not intend to retire, but knew the rift between Reinsdorf and Jackson was irreparable.
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October 26, 2010 - Rob Weaver
Some news items to note:
• Meanwhile, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is to be in Lima this afternoon for a rally on behalf of the statewide Republican Party candidates, who are in the midst of a campaign bus tour. The ticket is to be in Toledo for a rally this evening.
• As the GOP bus tour stops in Toledo, the Lucas County treasurer -- a Democrat -- plans to host a press conference with supporters.
• A high wind warning is in effect today for the state's western half because of possible gusts near 60 mph. The weather service says if severe thunderstorms develop, they could produce gusts up to 70 mph.
Coincidence? I hope so, because former President Bill Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden are to be in Ohio to rally support for Gov. Ted Strickland this weekend.
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UN Seminar Highlights Role of Agroecological Approaches in Addressing Climate Change
22 June 2010: An international seminar titled "The contribution of agroecological approaches to meet 2050 global food needs" convened in Brussels, Belgium, on 21-22 June 2010, under the mandate of the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food.
The meeting brought together 25 agroecology experts, national and international decision makers and representatives of farmer organizations to identify policies aimed at scaling up agroecological approaches. Participants highlighted the role agroecological methods can play in improving food production and incomes, while protecting soil, water and climate. They described agroforestry efforts and case studies from Malawi and Tanzania. The UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, Olivier de Schutter, indicated that he would ask the Committee on World Food Security to use its policy levers to help scale up agroecological approaches. [OHCHR Press Release] [Seminar Website]


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The Forum, which was held from 28-29 May 2012, in Kampala, Uganda, was themed "Uganda: A country of opportunity and prosperity." It provided a platform for Ugandan businesspeople to meet counterparts from GCC member States, namely Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and hold discussions aimed at boosting trade between Uganda and GCC countries.
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Paisley has already taken his "H20 II: Wetter and Wilder World Tour" across the United States. He kicks off his European swing in London, then has three dates in Ireland — Dublin, Castlebar and Killamey — before shows in Sweden, Norway and Denmark. He returns to the U.S. in September.
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BARBOURS - State Rep. Garth Everett, R-Muncy, discussed issues pertaining to Marcellus Shale to about 70 people during a town hall meeting at the Plunketts Creek Volunteer Fire Co. Tuesday night.
Issues raised by those at the meeting were where Marcellus Shale money from drilling should go, the severance tax and water quality.
Everett said although there are two thoughts on Marcellus Shale - those who think it is the best thing for the state and others who think it is horrible for the state - most people fall in the middle.
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"I want to find a way to balance it in the middle so my children and their children may enjoy the creek together," Everett said.
The first chunk of money made from the gas industry should be distributed in areas where the drilling is taking place because those are the areas that are impacted by Marcellus Shale, according to Everett.
In areas where Marcellus Shale development is taking place, there are housing issues and people are being displaced from rental properties because those working with Marcellus can afford higher rents, according to Everett.
Everett also said he wants the state Department of Transportation to apply to a Marcellus Impact Fund because the roads are not equipped for the increased truck traffic.
"I think the local impact money needs to flow to where the troubles (from drilling) are," Everett said.
Barbara Jarmoska, of Gamble Township, asked why no severance tax is better than a small severance tax. Everett said he wants a severance tax, but wants it to be done right and was not going to vote for a bad one, especially when there is plenty of time to do it right.
Jarmoska also raised the issue of water quality. Everett said water quality in areas of the state already is in question and may have low levels of methane gas prior to the gas industry coming into the area.
Gas companies need to do a triple casing procedure when drilling in order to better protect water, according to Everett.
"What concerns me most is what comes back up with the formation. It's stuff like barium and heavy metals that concern me. Before the water can be returned into the water system, those things need to be removed.
"It is my understanding that they are removed before they are put back into the system," Everett added.
Everett also said water may be tested locally.
The oil and gas section of the Department of Environmental Protection changed its permit fee formula and based it on how difficult the drilling may be. Originally a permit was $250. With the new formula, it may go as high as $20,000.
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CHRB Discusses 2017 Racing Dates
Though still early in the process for allocating 2017 racing dates, a California Horse Racing Board Dates Committee meeting June 15 provided a glimpse of what might be ahead.
Though still early in the process for allocating 2017 racing dates, a California Horse Racing Board Dates Committee meeting June 15 provided a glimpse of what might be ahead.
Despite multiple members expressing frustration with the way the process was handled, the California Horse Racing Board approved a reallocation of dates within the Northern California fair circuit April 21 during a meeting at Golden Gate Fields.
California Authority of Racing Fairs announced April 5 that executive director Christopher Korby will retire as of Nov. 1 after 29 years.
Negotiations over Northern and Southern California racing dates were again in the spotlight during the monthly California Horse Racing Board meeting June 25 at Los Alamitos Race Course.
An April 15 California Horse Racing Board discussion regarding the reallocation of 2015 racing dates for the California Fair circuit often shifted to the possibility of Golden Gate Fields closing in the future.
John McGary is returning as the track announcer for the California Authority of Racing Fairs in 2015. He was the announcer for the fair meets from 2000-05.
The Oak Tree Racing Association is back in the race business following a 3 1/2-year absence with the approval of its application to conduct the Alameda County Fair meet by the California Horse Racing Board April 25.
The California Horse Racing Board will consider approving a license for the not-for-profit organization April 25.
Cal Expo won a tussle to gain an extra week on the summer fair racing calendar beginning in July 2015 after several months of debate when the California Horse Racing Board approved the dates plan.
The California Horse Racing Board takes a first look at a race dates calendar that doesn't include Betfair Hollywood Park next year when it convenes in Sacramento May 23.
The California Horse Racing Board gave final approval April 26 to a rule change that eliminates "jail time" for most horses that are claimed.
A bill that would allow California racetracks and simulcast wagering facilities to conduct betting on professional and collegiate sporting events has been introduced in the state legislature.
County fairs at San Joaquin and Alameda got the Northern California summer circuit off to a good start with strong growth over corresponding meets a year ago despite racing fewer dates.
California Gov. Jerry Brown has approved legislation that increases from 32 to 50 the limit on the daily number of imported races on which a racing association or fair simulcast facility in the state can accept wagers.
Seeing many former customers preferring to stay home, the California Horse Racing Board wants to woo fans back to the state's simulcast centers.
The California Horse Racing Board finally gave approval to a Northern California fair racing dates program for 2010 during its meeting at Santa Anita Park Jan. 15, though not everyone was happy with the much-delayed action.
Racing at California fairs, long supported as one of the best ways to attract new fans for the sport, is losing out to economic considerations while industry representatives fight to remain viable in the northern half of the state.
Race dates for 2010 were approved for California by the state's horse racing board at its meeting Oct. 15, although the panel opted to wait until next month before giving authorization to the Northern California fair circuit, which requested more time to sort out details.
It was more than business as usual as the California summer fair racing season commenced its annual run in the northern half of the state on June 18.
Legislation linked to the long-delayed approval of the California state budget Feb. 20 could mean up to an additional $32 million a year for the state's beleaguered horse racing industry.
John C. Alkire has been elected chairman of the board of directors for the California Authority of Racing Fairs.
Golden Gate Fields will host a total of 181 days in 2009, including 29 during the summer on behalf of the California Authority of Racing Fairs, under a dates allocation plan approved by the California Horse Racing Board Nov. 18.
A request for an additional 1% takeout hike to help pay for facility improvements at Alameda County Fair, the heir apparent to the closing Bay Meadows, hit a wall of opposition before the California Horse Racing Board May 20.
California fairs offer a realistic option for horse racing's future at a time when two major racetracks in the state are facing redevelopment and other privately held venues are pressured by stockholders for greater revenue returns amid escalating property values.
One racecourse is apparently closing at the end of the year, a victim of its decision not to install a synthetic racing surface. Then voters rejected the track that would have eventually replaced it. After a tumultuous month for the future of Northern California racing, what happens next?
Horse racing and sports book industry veteran Michael L. Knapp has been named Youbet.com's director of new product integration, the company announced Nov. 2.
Reducing the number of racing events without the loss of a significant number of actual racing days in the North was the goal of the California Horse Racing Board's Strategic Alliance Planning Committee, which met for the final time Oct. 12 before making a final 2007 dates recommendation to the full board.
Reducing the dates calendar while increasing the overall quality of racing and the possible closure of two major racing facilities remained the focus of the California Horse Racing Board's "Strategic Alliance Planning Committee," which met for the second time at Del Mar on Aug. 28.
Racing at the Solano County Fair, in recent years thought doomed because of expected redevelopment to the valuable property, apparently won't be going anywhere for quite a while.
HorseRacing TV has entered into a comprehensive agreement with the California Authority of Racing Fairs for the live telecast and promotion of California fair racing over the next four months.
On-track wagering, attendance and all-source handle all jumped by more than 20% on opening day at the Fresno Fair Oct. 6.
George Ortuzar will act as the Spanish-language announcer for the 2004 Big Fresno Fair race meet, the California Authority of Racing Fairs announced Oct. 1.
Northern California Fair racing is now featured on Horse Racing TV, including coverage and a replay show, the California Authority of Racing Fairs announced.
Thanks to an influx of approximately $9.3 million in account deposit wagering and some Seabiscuit magic, the California summer fair circuit has enjoyed a solid season thus far.
The total amount of money wagered on races at the recently concluded 10-day San Joaquin County Fair meet at Stockton, Calif. increased 10% to a record $16.95 million, officials reported.
The per-share price of stock in Youbet.com soared in trading Monday on the NASD exchange, rising above the stock's previous 52-week high.
Bits and pieces from around the industry
Plans for constructing a new turf course at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, CA, were given approval Jan. 7.
The Sonoma County Fair plans to build a $3-million turf course by 2004 in hopes of enhancing its summer racing schedule. But the longtime leading trainer on the Northern California circuit said it wouldn't affect his plans.
With a voluntary program tied to stallion-season contributions set to expire, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association hopes new members -- some of them returnees -- are back in the fold for 2003.
The California Authority of Racing Fairs (CARF) has became the state's only racing association to complete agreements with all three licensed advanced deposit wagering companies.
Youbet.com has hired Gary Sproule, a former Disney executive, as its chief financial officer. The California online racing and wagering company also announced a marketing agreement with California fairs.


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Heyoka – MarklarJanuary 26th by Pierre Tags: Dub, Dubstep, Glitch, Glitch Hop, Heyoka, hip hop, Muti Music
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01 Boom 3:42
02 Neem 4:21
03 Particle 3:37
04 Micron 4:40
05 Fractalscape 4:50
06 Chem 4:11
07 Reptilian 4:34
08 Ned 5:15
09 Doodle 5:07
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13 Multiverse 3:49
14 Neutrino 6:41
15 The Big Trippy Thing 2:13
16 Mud 3:29
17 Cosmic Indigestion 4:42
18 Grit 2:17
Andrei Olenev the man behind the pseudonym Heyoka seems to be a very productive man, in two years he's released three EP's and now with "Marklar" he has released his second full length album.
For those who haven't not yet heard Heyoka he produces a mix of down- to midtempo beats with lots of bass and some occasional dub and hip hop influences but still with some really nice melodies. Since the last album "Space Code" I think the sound has become a tad more dance-floor friendly which I think is a great development.
Andrei is becoming one of my favorite artist on the Muti cause this is the kind of music I want to hear these day, it really gets me goin'.
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well, if you have cats…
I would pick ergonomic pooping over feline company any day of the week. Thank God I'm a dog person.
The TP fascists are at it again.
Soon there will be a bill in congress "to promote efficient TP usage"
Grab and pull the same as you would over? Really, if you have that much trouble ( or any at all, really ) using TP that's on the roller the so-called "wrong" way, you're a fucking moron.
I don't believe our cat's ever done that, or, if he has, he's done it infrequently enough that I can't remember.
If you have cats -> learn the skill of closing doors.
It's really not that complicated.
Or, flip the TP over, count on people not to be fucking retards when it comes to using TP, and then you can put the litter box where it belongs.
Oh, hell… not this again. Use whatever way suits you and shut up about it.
Now the next question: Fold or Wad?
Good fucking grief, it's just what you wipe your ass with. Is it really this important to talk about how you position what you wipe your ass with? I just put it on. Hell, sometimes I say fuck it and don't even put it on the roller. Why should it matter that much, all I do is wipe my ass with it, shit. FUCK.
I usually set mine vertically on the holder. Who has time to fucking holster it? Although I really should care more…. I wipe FAR more than my ass with it!
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UTair Aviation of Russia has announced that it is grounding all of its ATR 72-200 aircraft following the crash of one of its ATR 72-200 in Siberia recently, saying it will wait until the result of that crash are found by investigators. The airline has three of these aircraft which is a twin engine turb prop.
The plane that crashed after take off from Tyumen, Siberia was 21 years old. So far 31 people have died.
According to the Interstate Aviation Committee, the agency which investigates air incidents in the former Soviet republics, the black boxes were recovered and that both engines were working when the plane crashed.
The plane entered service in 1992 and had not had a "serious" technical check since 2010 according to the IAC.
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The Bills' fan who fell from the stands at Ralph Wilson Stadium during the Bills game last Sunday has now lost his job.
According to WKBW.com, Rob Hopkins has been fired by his advertising firm, Eric Mower and Associates. Hopkins' firing comes just two days after he recklessly attempted to slide down the railing at Ralph Wilson Stadium, and ended up causing a head injury to a fan below.
"EMA is very concerned about Sunday's incident at the Buffalo Bills' game and we are relieved that the injured were released from the hospital," the company said in a release. "Rob Hopkins is no longer employed by EMA."
More bad news for Hopkins: the Bills organization has also banned him from entering Ralph Wilson Stadium, which includes all Bills home games.
"The irresponsible behavior that occurred at yesterday's game by the fan who fell from the upper deck is a violation of our Fan Code of Conduct and cannot, and will not, be tolerated," the Bills said in a statement. "This individual will not be permitted back into Ralph Wilson Stadium."
It's one thing if his actions only were harmful to himself, but the truth is that his actions became a very tangible danger to others.
It also makes sense that Hopkins' company terminated his employment. Advertising is a business that is driven by public perception, and this type of behavior obviously isn't the type of conduct you want your company to be indentified with.


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A recent Gallup poll shows that President Barack Obama is continuing to lose ground with voters.
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Obama is also losing support from those who identify themselves as liberal.
At the start of June, 79 percent of liberals supported the president. Now, Gallup says that number has dropped by 11 points to 68 percent.
In the same time frame, the president lost significant support in women voters, dropping from 52 of the support to 41 percent.
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A new Rasmussen poll also reveals most Americans want President Obama's health care law repealed.
The survey's results run counter to predictions that the law would be widely accepted.
According to the survey, 57 percent of Americans support repeal. Only 37 percent oppose getting rid of it.
Just 34 percent of voters think the health care law will be good for the country.
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Symmetry Art Project
Symmetry is a basic math concept that even young children can master. Your child can learn about symmetry by making a simple squished paint print. Get ready to get messy! This imaginative art activity will help your child to better understand this important mathematical idea, explore color and shape, experiment with paint and print making as an artistic process, and even learn about fractions (when she folds the paper in half).
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- Construction or drawing paper
- Tempera or finger paint
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- Ask your child to choose a light color of paper (the lighter the paper, the better the painted design will show up). Help her fold the paper in half. Point out how the paper went from one rectangle to two — this is a great opportunity to discuss fractions.
- Pour a golf ball-sized glob of paint into your child's hand.
- Have your child gently throw or press the paint onto one half of the paper only. Make sure that some of the paint touches the folded line in the center.
- Press the two halves together like a book. Rub the outside firmly to transfer the paint.
- Open to reveal a symmetrical print!
- Add in a color mixing lesson and give your child the three primaries (yellow, red, and blue) to work with. Have her squish the paint colors in her hands prior to applying them to the paper.
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JOHN Loos is FNB household and consumer sector strategist.
SUMMIT TV: The FNB survey of estate agents shows that first-time home buyers accounted for 23% of the residential property market in 2012, which was the same as in 2011. Your report shows the same result as 2011 but is that a good thing?
JOHN LOOS: If we look at the boom years it was slightly higher, at 26% — and 28% at one stage — but those were exceptional years. I'd suggest that 23% is probably a good number — it has to settle somewhere and it's certainly significantly up from 15% back in 2008, when the economy hit rock bottom. Typically first-time buyers are more cyclical than the overall market — they're young and flexible and can rent for longer or live in their parents' homes for longer. When times are better they come out the woodwork in greater numbers so that's what's happened in recent years. My guess is it's probably settled and will fluctuate from quarter to quarter but I wouldn't be surprised if this year's numbers come out with similar percentages to the 23% of the last two years.
STV: If we look at the numbers one gets the impression we aren't going anywhere and we may be stuck at this level.
JL: Yes, if you look at the total volumes of residential transactions that's significantly lower than in the boom years so it's still not a market that is flying high. We have seen significant improvements since 2008, where a lot of people have forgotten just how bad the residential market was at that stage, and the banks were a lot more cautious tightening up after the boom. Things are not flying but it's comfortable now and when one talks to estate agents and market players they are more comfortable than they were three or four years ago.
STV: What does this say about the health of the consumer? One gets the feeling that the household debt situation may be potentially risky — although incomes are rising debt is also rising and unemployment is sitting at around 25% — so it's not a good picture.
JL: I think we mustn't fool ourselves — people tend to fool themselves in times of low interest rates, we think everything is okay — but a lot of it is just the impact of low interest rates. Like death and taxes, interest rates will go up — that's a certainty at some point. One needs to be careful of that and if one looks at the underlying weaknesses of the household sector it still leaves much to be desired. Other parts of the estate agents survey suggest 18% of sellers are still downgrading due to financial pressures and that's significant although it has improved. The debt-to-disposable income ratio in the third quarter of 2012 was 76%, which is still relatively high although down from 82% back in 2008. All the numbers have improved a bit but all point towards underlying financial frailties. Net savings are zero so gross savings just cover depreciation on fixed assets, so we are under no illusions there is a lot of work to be done before the household sector is in a financially healthy situation.
STV: You say agents believe income levels have kept up with prices...
JL: I put it in the report the other way around, where the percentage of agents that believe incomes have got far behind prices — at one stage in 2008 that was 72%, not surprising at the time; since then we've had real price levels decline somewhat, and wage inflation has outstripped house price growth which has helped. Now, in the most recent survey at the end of last year, only 17% of agents believed that income levels were far behind price levels. It's not only about income outstripping price growth for some time, which improved affordability, it's also probably about interest rate cuts. I'm not sure one can separate the two. It's certainly become a lot more affordable for buyers since 2008.
STV: Are you starting to see a narrowing between the races?
JL: We started this survey back in 2005 — I'd love to have records going back to the early 1990s — but in 2005 where these surveys are dominated by the former white suburban markets in the major metros, the three previously disadvantaged groups accounted for 43% of the total buying, that's gone up year by year during the boom to reach 50% of total buying according to the agents by 2008. The weaker economy took that back where they are in a similar boat to first-time buyers — previously disadvantaged groups rely more heavily on credit and there are more new, young entrants than in the white group, where there are a lot of repeat buyers who are older and less cyclical — so that took the previously disadvantaged group back to 46.2% in 2011 and then in 2012 we saw some improvement, back to 49.2% of total buying. I guess the lesson in this is that better economic growth supports transformation of the residential property market with more new entrants coming in.
STV: On the face of it this almost seems like it's going nowhere slowly, where the average from 2008 is 29% for those years — is that moving anywhere?
JL: Realistically I'm not sure we can expect it to move any faster — if we look back to the demographics and the skills levels, the imbalances will probably take a few decades to rectify, and those imbalances translate to employment imbalances and that in turn into home-buying imbalances. We have seen some improvements but to see a bigger move in the percentage, I'm not sure we are going to see that with the economic growth we've had.
STV: When we look at prices, are South African homes overvalued? When can we expect reasonable value?
JL: I think the market is still overvalued — what I'm saying is for the next few years we will see real house price declines. Normally there is some nominal house price growth but real growth, measured against CPI (consumer price index), shows a decline. Typically this is not out of the ordinary. In the previous stagnation period in the residential market, that lasted all the way from 1984 to 1998 or thereabouts, we saw 14 years of house price declines. That was probably abnormally long because of the politics of the time and other factors but typically in terms of the cycle you can see eight or nine years of real house price growth followed by a similar time of house price declines. It think it's still overvalued and not made easier by the reality that our economy and the world economy is not performing well. Any oversupply of property is not being mopped up by growing demand at the moment.


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SHENANDOAH JUNCTION - Big 3-pointers from three players on Martinsburg helped push the Bulldogs to a 78-45 win over Jefferson Thursday in Eastern Panhandle Athletic Conference girls basketball.
The game was tied at 4-all when Kristen Nunn and Taylor Ferguson put up 14 straight points for Martinsburg (8-6), including three 3-pointers from the pair.
Jefferson (12-3) coach Chris Custer said he'd scouted Martinsburg, and it was his plan to make them shoot from the outside.
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Martinsburg's Alexus Bonner puts up a shot over Jenn Biebel and Marissa Jones of Jefferson during Thursday's game at Jefferson. (Journal photos by Ron Agnir)
Martinsburg's Mykera Days (20) guards Jefferson's Kirsten Doleman.
"I'll take total blame tonight," Custer said. "I got us in that hole. We're still learning how to win."
Shelby Payne capped the 17-0 run with another 3-pointer. Kirsten Dolemen added four late first-quarter points for Jefferson to cut the lead to 25-8 at the buzzer.
"You have to (make 3-pointers)," Martinsburg coach Wes Hall said. "And we have trouble with zones."
The Bulldogs didn't have trouble against the Cougars' zone, adding 16 points in the second quarter.
Ferguson and Nunn knocked down two quick 3-pointers, but the Cougars found a small spark soon after.
Dolemen sunk two foul shots, and Marissa Jones made a bucket. Tori Banjoman made another two from the line, and Kenzie Chrisman added a basket. Banjoman knocked down a 3-pointer to cut Martinsburg's lead to 36-21.
"You've got to give it to Jefferson," Hall said, impressed with the Cougars' outside play late in the game.
Nunn hit 13 of her game-high 18 points in the first half, and Ferguson made 11 of her 17.
The Bulldogs went on a 24-5 run through the third quarter to stretch their lead to 65-30.
"We picked up the defensive intensity. We didn't let them bully us," Hall said, calling it the first game his team played tough all season.
Consistent playing has been a trouble for the Bulldogs, but Hall saw the girls playing better on that end of the court this game.
"Still not a complete game, but better," he said. "We're trying some new defenses."
Jefferson put up 15 points in the final quarter, including seven from Chrisman.
"(The Martinsburg) program was established years ago, and that's why they're at where they're at. We're trying to get there," Custer said, adding his team continues to get better. "Martinsburg was on fire."
Dolemen led the Cougars with 19 points, including three 3-pointers.
"She continues to blossom," Custer said.
Banjoman added 10 for Jefferson. Alexus Bonner added 15 for Martinsburg and Essence Underwood had 11.


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2013 (Sr.): Earned third letter at Ball State … played in 31 matches, earning 16 starts, to help Ball State claim a share of the Mid-American Conference West Division title … saw action in 90 of a possible 116 sets … smashed double-digit kills in seven matches, including a career-high 17 kills versus Bowling Green (Oct. 25) … added 16 kills the following night versus Miami (Oct. 26) … recorded at least one kill in 27 matches… hit a season-best .566 (11-1-18) at Northern Illinois (Nov. 15), while hitting .300-or-better in nine matches … tied a career-high with six block assists in the regular season finale versus Western Michigan (Nov. 16), while posting five block assists versus Miami … collected at least one block in 21 matches, with three-or-more on four occasions … tied a career-high with five digs at Central Michigan (Sept. 28), while also recording her lone ace of the season in the match.
2012 (Jr.): Earned second letter at Ball State ... played in 25 matches, earning 14 starts … missed the final six matches of the season due to injury … played in 91 sets … blasted double-digit kills in seven matches, including a season-high 14 kills versus Wyoming (Sept. 15) and at Bowling Green (Oct. 19) … recorded at least two kills in all 25 matches she played … hit a season-best .533 (8-0-15) versus Pittsburgh (Sept. 14), while posting a .300-or-better attack percentage in nine matches … served up a career-high three aces at BGSU and at Toledo (Oct. 25) … collected a career-best five digs at IPFW (Aug. 28) … tallied a season-high three total blocks at BGSU.
2011 (So.): Earned first letter at Ball State ... played in 29 matches, earning 17 starts, to help Ball State earn an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament ... saw action in 88 of 122 sets ... blasted double-digit kills in three matches, including a season-high 15 at Western Michigan (Nov. 4) ... also collected her first career ace at WMU ... scored 14 kills versus Eastern Michigan (Nov. 10) ... hit a career-best .571 with 12 kills and no errors on 21 attempts in the MAC Tournament quarterfinal win over EMU (Nov. 18) ... posted five-or-more kills in 14 matches ... hit .300-or-better in 14 matches, including five of seven matches in the month of November ... tallied a career-high six total blocks at Central Michigan (Oct. 7), including a career-high four solo stuffs ... netted at least one block in 22 matches, with three-or-more on four occasions ... earned a career-best four digs versus Miami (Oct. 21).
2010 (Fr.): Earned first letter at Cincinnati ... played in six matches and nine sets ... recorded a career-high three kills in one set versus Miami (OH) (Nov. 26) ... recorded her first career dig and block assist at IUPUI (Oct. 26), while adding a kill ... posted her first career kill versus Oregon State (Sept. 11) ... made her collegiate debut at the College of Charleston (Sept. 10).
PREP CAREER: Earned five letters in volleyball at Eastview High School for coach Becky Egan ... two-time all-state selection and three-time All-Lake Conference honoree ... named to the All-State Tournament Team after leading the Lightning to a state runner-up finish her junior season ... blasted 315 kills her senior year, to go along with 41 aces, 75 blocks, 23 solo blocks and a .390 hitting percentage ... played club volleyball for the Mizuno Northern Lights ... helped her club team earn three-straight AAU National Championships from 2007-2009 ... guided her team to a second place finish in the United States Junior Olympics Open Division in 2009, after third-place finishes in 2007 and 2008 ... ranked among the top 250 high school players on the PrepVolleyball.com Senior Aces List.
PERSONAL: Graduated in the spring of 2014 with a degree in sport administration ... maintained a 3.838 grade-point average on BSU's 4.0 scale ... born June 20, 1992, in Edina, Minn... . daughter of Daniel and Jessica Grant ... has one brother, Joey, and one sister, Stephanie ... full name is Lauren Michelle Grant.
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Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
April 19, 2000
Warden Appointment Announced(Columbus)Reginald Wilkinson, Director of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (DRC), today announced the appointment of Robert E. Beightler as warden of the Orient Correctional Institution.
Beightler has served in several capacities starting as a Correction Officer at the Ohio Reformatory for Women (ORW) in 1972. He served in various supervisory positions until being promoted to Deputy Warden of Administration at ORW and finally to Deputy Warden of Administration at the Marion Correctional Institution where he has served since 1996.
Beightler graduated from Ohio Dominican College in 1981 with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice. He served in the US Navy from 1968 to 1972.
The appointment will become effective May 7, 2000, when Beightler will take over the position formerly held by Alan Lazaroff who will become warden of the Madison Correctional Institution at London.
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I can also totally understand why most newbies never come back again ...
May be some moderation would be useful, so we don't end up with the same 4 people answering every new post and pissing everybody off ?
Tells you a lot about ESL teacher in THL I guess ... scary !
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BSkyB Develops Set-Top Box With Roku for Web TV Service
British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc, the U.K.'s biggest pay-television provider, is working with Roku Inc. on a set-top box to distribute to subscribers of its new Web-television service, as it responds to increased competition from online rivals.
The hardware will connect TV sets to BSkyB's Now TV, enabling customers to view movies, live sports and other videos available through the online service, Anthony Wood, chief executive officer for Roku, said in an interview in San Francisco.
BSkyB, which debuted Now TV in July, is responding to increased competition from companies including Netflix Inc., the U.S. streaming service that started offering movies and TV shows in the U.K. in January, and Amazon.com Inc.'s Lovefilm, which expanded its service in the same month. Now TV can be accessed through computers, mobile and other devices and the set-top box giving TV access will be available next year, Wood said.
"The market is still new," Wood said. "TVs are going to be more like monitors, and then you'll have a box."
BSkyB, based in Isleworth, England, and 39 percent owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., offers the Now TV service for 8.99 pounds ($14.30) a month.
A call to its offices outside of business hours was not immediately returned.
While the Now TV device is being built by Roku, it will not carry the Saratoga, California-based hardware maker's branding, Wood said. Roku will also add a Now TV application to its own boxes, Wood said.
BSkyB was among the companies that invested $45 million in closely held Roku in July. Roku's hardware business generated more than $100 million in revenue last year and is "very profitable," Wood said.


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"Who remembers who was No. 1 before the All-Star break?"
One of the themes from last night's locker room is that the Spurs, to a person, are not content. They're completely unsatisfied, in fact. They won't take advantage of their conference lead and coast through the back half of the season. Manu Ginobili provided the money quote, but the sentiment is echoed by everyone.
"So far we have done a great job, but who remembers who was number 1 before the All-Star break? Nobody cares. We have to keep going. We've created a big responsibility for ourselves to finish well."
This kind of talk is always interesting. Sometimes I think the Spurs are trying to convince themselves. It's like a positive, self-imposed voodoo. Sincere, but self-psychologizing. Â Think of Kevin Garnett's on court outbursts, but done within the confines of reason, civility, and basic human decency.
And it's interesting because, in some sense, San Antonio is always coasting. In last night's big, big game against the Bulls, San Antonio's best players tallied 32, 33, 35 minutes. Meanwhile, Derrick Rose and Luol Deng played 39 and 40 minutes, respectively. Â The Spurs intend to press forward, and press hard, but only so hard. They won't press the accelerator to the floor until they hit open road.
San Antonio has one of those strange stories that wants to be read from the end to the beginning. Â Fun reading, that.


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NEDBANK chairman Reuel Khoza has once again criticised SA's leaders, this time for lacking the ethics required to root out corruption and to create a prosperous nation.
Mr Khoza was harshly rebuked and called to African National Congress (ANC) headquarters for a talking-to in April when he wrote in the bank's annual report there was a "strange breed" of leaders who were undermining SA's democratic institutions.
In an article published on Politicsweb.co.za this week, Mr Khoza gave notice he was not going to back down in the face of criticism and stepped up his censure — declaring SA was on the road to becoming a "rogue state". "Not only is corruption rife at the top of society, but convicted criminals with the right connections can get a sympathetic hearing from the powers-that-be," he wrote.
Mr Khoza said SA should heed the warnings of international leaders — such as US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former Irish president Mary Robinson who recently visited the country.
The two condemned planned media censorship, warned on rising corruption and suggested that the ANC was fast losing its moral authority.
"Warnings to South Africans to wake up and resist the spread of institutional crime seem to fall on deaf ears as the pace of misgovernance by misdeeds hots up," Mr Khoza said.
"I have been severely criticised by the ANC for saying that a 'strange breed' of leaders is undermining our institutions.
"Although I never mentioned any particular authority figures or parties by name, those who identified themselves may once again be smarting from the whiplash remarks of Clinton and Robinson. What exactly is the problem we face here?
"In my opinion it is that political, business and others in leadership positions reflect short-term transitional and ethically weak transactional leadership styles."
He criticised the concept of a "second transition" — which was backed by President Jacob Zuma at the ANC's policy conference in June, but rejected.
Mr Khoza said speaking of a second transition when the first one was "not even halfway accomplished is an admission of failing transitional leadership status".
ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe, who was among the party leaders who had a face-to-face meeting with Mr Khoza in April and accused him of bad-mouthing SA and chasing investors away, said yesterday that the bank chairman was free to air his views in public.
Mr Mantashe said Mr Khoza had "relegated" himself to being "a political commentator or intellectual" by publishing his opinions, and he saw no need for the ANC to respond.
Political analyst Ralph Mathekga said yesterday Mr Khoza was justified in criticising the country's leadership. He said because of its hegemony, the ANC was setting the trends and its weaknesses encouraged mediocrity.
Mr Khoza wrote that SA needed transformational leadership to "get us out of the mess we are getting into". Leaders would need to honour the institutions of democracy, the rule of law, the balance of powers, judicial independence, accountability in governance and a moral outlook.
"Ultimately it is when the leadership truly empathises with the plight of the poor and downtrodden, and seeks to build a better society on the basis of a historically rooted vision, predicated on an ethical value system, beckoned and guided by a compelling, wholesome sense of destiny, that people can truly walk proud and rise to the best in themselves," Mr Khoza said.
"There are no short cuts and those who try to achieve their own narrow purposes — be it the retention of power, profit at any cost, or simply adulation from the ill-informed — will destroy our constitution and with it the dream of a common, tolerant, caring and equitable SA."
Answering questions from Congress of the People MP Juli Kil ian in Parliament yesterday, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said fighting corruption demanded "far more than just institutions and laws".
"Corruption happens when people who work inside and outside government manipulate the system for their own benefit. This happens despite the robustness of anticorruption institutions," Mr Motlanthe said.
A joint effort was required to strengthen institutions and programmes designed to get rid of corruption, he added.
"We must raise the bar in terms of accountability and monitoring of how public funds are used," Mr Mot lanthe said.
The Special Investigating Unit, the agency to which the government assigns investigations of corruption in public institutions, reported to Parliament last month that it was probing cases involving R5bn in government funds.


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I rotate about 30 or so Red Wings pictures on my desktop background at work. I have a couple of pictures from the '09 Winter Classic, 20 or so from this year's WC, and a few pictures from various games and so.
But I'm always on the lookout for more pictures. I'm pretty sure I've tapped both Google and Bing's image searches dry. Anybody have any sources for high resolution pictures?
Looking (obviously) for pictures that are wallpaper sized or so...
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It's been almost two years now on being primal. I got my most recent labs back, and below are my previous tests for comparison:
12/12/11 Results:
Total Cholesterol: 237 - "Still Bad", but better.
Triglycerides: 42 - still "good".
HDL: 94 - higher, which is still "good"
LDL: 135 - significant drop but still "bad". However, it's right near the border since they want it less than 130.
Chol/HDLC Ratio: 2.5 - lower and still "good"
One thing that did come up out of the ordinary was a low platelet count. It should be 140-400 thousand, and mine was 123. My doctor doesn't think there is any significance, but wants to check it in three months. I have no idea why it would be lower.
Overall, I am very pleased with these results. The one major change I made since October was giving up dairy and potatoes. I still do butter, but no milk, cream or cheese. I still do sweet potatoes/yams and yucca on occasion, but no potatoes. I was giving up dairy for 30 days, but I think I am going to stay off it. Regardless of any effect it may or may not have on my lab results, I feel much better not consuming dairy. Better sleep, better skin, etc. I replaced dairy with coconut milk and cream, which are now a regular part of my diet. One other change, which may have had an effect is that I consume fewer eggs. For the past year or so, I was eating about 4-6 eggs per day. Now I have leftovers for my first meal each day, and only have eggs a few times per week.
April 2011:
Total Cholesterol: 260 - "Still Bad", and much worse since August 2010.
Triglycerides: 38 - down a little and still "good".
HDL: 82 - much higher, which is still "good"
LDL: 170 - Even higher, and still "bad"
Chol/HDLC Ratio: 3.2 - lower and still "good"
Here are my results from end of August 2010, almost 6 months into PB:
Total Cholesterol: 228 - "Still Bad", but not really changed much since April.
Triglycerides: 46 - relatively unchanged and still "good".
HDL: 61 - a little lower, but still "good"
LDL: 158 - Even higher, and "bad"
Chol/HDLC Ratio: 3.7 - "good"
This is from April 2010, about 6 weeks into Primal Blueprint:
Total Cholesterol: 217 "Now Bad"
Triglycerides: 47
LDL: 143 "Now Bad"
Chol/HDLC Ratio: 3
My readings from pre-primal in July 2009 which were pretty consistent on my CW diet:
Total Cholesterol: 145
Triglycerides: 45
Chol/HDLC Ratio: 2.5
All of these are well within the "good" ranges.


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Yay!!! Go Julie!!!!!!!!!!!
I just booked an appt. with an acupuncturist. Not sure what that will do, but if it is a blank, I got a recommendation for another holistic doctor here off the net that is supposed to not dismiss thyroid as long as the standard test is in the normal range. Gotta get that avenue of doubt closed off once and for all.
Hahahahah GOOD. I was about to cyber punch you in the boob.
Little win for the day. I have to get up at 230am to get to work by 4am. Typically I am TI-ERRRD by 4pm. But, tonight, it's almost 6 and I feel like I could stay up until 10. Of course, I can't, because I have to get up at 230 again. But, I think I MAY be able to thank taking ELOO. I usually do coconut oil on these early mornings, but, it's a lot easier to take a little vial of olive oil than to take a CHUNK of CO.
I was up FOUR pounds this morning, thank you stupid period. Jerk.
I decided to do only 1 shot today, at around 10am. We'll see how dinner goes tonight...I think tomorrow I'll try the 10am T and maybe a mid afternoon teaspoon. I think I am just overdoing it with the MCT. I'm sure excited by the possibility of getting this weight off a more natural way! I will grab a bottle of ELOO at TJ's just in case.
So after almost 2 weeks of nothing, I'm down from 158 to 157 which I haven't seen since the fall! Totalling a 4 pound loss so far
It took a couple of weeks for AS to kick in on the ELOO, but I think I'm gathering momentum now. Come on, 155!
I'm at 145.6 this morning. Anything starting with 145 is good because it puts me closer to the 143 I hung at last summer. The 152 on January 1 when I started PB was the highest I've been in over a year. I can't do MCT on the weekend because I get sudden cleansing episodes and I hike and walk. This week I've been doing 1/2 T in the morning. Can't today because of all day meeting. Potty is adjacent to meeting room with thin walls. EEK!
My calories are around 1200 a day. Sometimes lower. Good ratios of around 65/15/20. Should I lower calories even more?
I'm generally hungry in the morning. Decaf w 1T heavy cream at 5:30. MCT at 8:30 and no interest in food until 11. That is NOT me! I'm hanging with this because of the appetite suppression if nothing else.
Julie, your 121 is amazing. Can I borrow your young metabolism please? I can drive down and pick it up.
Hi guys! Sorry I've been AWOL! Crazy busy couple of weeks in both job and life realms.
Just thought I'd check in and give a status update. I'm currently stuck on a bouncy hover around 152. Goes up as far as 153, goes down as far as 150. However: I've been extremely lax with my oil shots. Completely forget some days... other days only get in 1 oil shot... etc. So, I'm not surprised that the scale isn't moving downward.
But, on the flip side, I'm not GAINING. It's been a couple weeks now of basically not doing the SLD protocol (doing it halfway or sometimes doesn't cut it), and I haven't gained at all. So I think my fear of "but what happens when I stop doing the oil shots; will I gain it all back?!" is unfounded. My setpoint appears to be actually altered, for real. Which is awesome.
Also, my BF% has continued to drop. I'm now at 152lb, 24% BF. My starting point in early December was 170lb, 29% BF. If you do the math, this also means I've lost about 5lb of muscle, which is an unfortunate consequence of eating at a caloric deficit. My lifts have definitely dipped slightly (most noticeable on deadlift; I've dropped from a max of 210 to a max of 200). Part of me is really, really annoyed at this athletic backsliding, but my cardio endurance hasn't taken the same hit, and has actually increased; and meanwhile, the lower weight due to shedding body fat has enabled me to do more pullups, run faster, etc. So, it's a constant tradeoff. I will admit that the VERY SECOND I reach my BF% goal, I will start eating truckloads of protein again to try to put on muscle mass. It's frustrating to not be making forward progress when everyone else in my xfit classes is PRing every freaking day.
Quick rundown of the state of the heatseeker:
Starting weight (Dec '12): 170
Current weight: 152
Goal weight: No clue. I honestly have no idea what the scale will say when I reach the BF% I want. So, I've switched from aiming for a "goal weight" to aiming for a "goal BF%" of 20%.
Daily food calories: 1200-1300
Daily oil shots: 2tbsp ELOO, taken in two doses throughout the day (started back on the protocol for real today)
Daily macro breakdown: I average around 65g carbs, 80g fat, and anywhere from 100-120g protein. I try to keep my carbs above 50g because otherwise my workouts suffer.
Food timing: I work out fasted with BCAAs at 9am, then have whey protein in water at 10:30ish, then an oil shot at 11:30-12, big lunch at 2, oil at 4, big dinner at 6-7pm.
Workout schedule: Crossfit 3x/wk @8:30am, lifting class 2x/wk @9am, extra lifting sessions two Sundays a month @10am. Plus extra daily stuff like yoga and walking my dogs but I don't really consider those workouts.
Feel free to holler any questions you have at me--I'll try to check in with this thread more. Everyone's progress is awesome! I'm so glad this is working for other people out there! It certainly was the silver bullet for me.
I just booked an appt. with an acupuncturist. Not sure what that will do, but if it is a blank, I got a recommendation for another holistic doctor here off the net that is supposed to not dismiss thyroid as long as the standard test is in the normal range. Gotta get that avenue of doubt closed off once and for all.[/QUOTE]
[COLOR=#333333]I'll be curious to hear how things go with the acupuncturist, and with the holistic doctor, if it comes to that. I also recently ruled out thyroid. I went to an integrated medical doctor who specializes in thyroid and hormones and he ran a huge battery of tests, which was great. My T3 was in the normal range, but on the low end, but he wanted to address some other issues first to see if they were affecting my T3 before considering supplementing with some natural thyroid medication.[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]I've gone about as far with him as I can and my next step will be to go to an FDN (functional diagnostic nutrition) practitioner. Sean Croxton from Underground Wellness is FDN certified, and he did a YouTube series about it with Reed Davis, the founder. It seemed to me like that was the kind of person I needed to help me figure my shit out! I found a holistic center with an FDN practitioner not too far away from me. I'm sure they're pricey, just like the integrated doc, but I've tried every other path I can think of at this point.
As for closing off avenues of doubt, I just ordered Array 2 from Cyrex Labs, which tests for leaky gut, which both my integrative doc and I assumed I had. I read everything I could on how to heal leaky gut and implemented numerous strategies. But after weeks of doing everything right, my symptoms didn't improve at all. I want to know for sure if I can rule it out or not. [/COLOR]
Wonderful schedule, Heartseeker. You have a great body comp! For a while I had a BF% goal as well, but it is so iffy, I dropped it. I just don't want any goals no more. Just want to do well, is all.
Happy paleo Girl, I am keeping fingers crossed that you find your answers. Your troubles are far worse than mine, I just get a weight gain, no biggie, really.
And, folks, some of you gotta hate me, but I am constipated with religiously taking 2 TBSP of oil per day. Honestly, I can just put my hands to the side and shrug in bewilderment. Weight is up again, an odd week with a holiday, odd schedule after that, not much chance of additional cardio & took a bona fide rest day on Wednesday (like just walking and not much of that either.)
Skating also closed downtown, so I ran yesterday, I thought i would be winded, but I was good for 30 min jog.
Today posted X-fit Workout of the Day is insane, basically row a click, 50 push-ups, run a click, 50 pull-ups, repeat 3 times... My gym is not set up for it, and neither I can do anywhere near 50 pull-ups, even on the assisted rig, so I am breaking into 2 workouts. At lunch I would run 7-8 min, then drop into 50 push-ups (off the knees) 3x. And, while my baby is in her basketball class I would row 3 clicks and then go on the assisted rig and try to do pull-ups. Alternatively I can do OHP with a super-light bar 50 times over the rower.... gotta ask, I suppose.


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