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The Portland-based Society of Jesus Oregon Province -- the formal name of the Jesuits in Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho and Alaska -- is expected in early August to put $48.1 million in a settlement trust for creditors. Later this summer, insurers for the Oregon Province will send payments to the trust of nearly $120 million, according to attorneys for the parties.
A last-minute objection to the bankruptcy plan by a lawyer for four high schools -- Beaverton's Jesuit High, Tacoma's Bellarmine Preparatory, Spokane's Gonzaga Preparatory and Seattle Preparatory -- nearly put a halt to today's long-awaited conclusion to the bankruptcy plan.
A lawyer for the schools wanted an agreement written into the plan that would release them from any legal claim that they were part of the Oregon Province. The province and the committee of creditors appointed in the case had recently reached such an agreement with Seattle University. However, the creditors committee argued against the high schools getting the same deal.
Lawyers huddled privately during a break in today's proceedings to reach a compromise: the settlement trust was given a deadline of up to nine months to commence any litigation against the high schools. The trust would also be required to file one lawsuit, and it would be limited to a pair of Portland venues: U.S. District Court or U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
Kathy Mendez, one of 525 creditors who accused the region's Jesuit priests of sexual abuse, sat in on Thursday's bankruptcy hearing with her lawyer, Blaine Tamaki, of Yakima, Wash. Tamaki said his client was relieved that the long, emotional process of negotiating a settlement, commenced by the Feb. 17, 2009, bankruptcy filing, had come to an end.
"It was time to get this put to rest," Tamaki said. "Because there's a lot of attorneys' fees being charged, and it's time to put a stop to the legal fees and get the claimants their money."
Lawyers have estimated they will receive roughly 33 percent to 40 percent of the $167.8 million settlement from the Jesuits, an order of the Catholic Church.
Mendez, a 56-year-old resident of Wapato, Wash., accused Father John Morse of sexually abusing her at St. Mary's Mission boarding school in Omak, Wash., in the mid-1960s. Before Thursday's hearing, she described the day at age 11 when she got into trouble and was sent to Morse, the school's principal, for discipline. He took her into his office and molested her, she said.
Tamaki said about 60 people claim Morse sexually abused them during the 1960s. The priest, now living in a Jesuit home in eastern Washington, abused boys and girls, ages 5 to 15, in violations ranging from fondling to rape, he said.
"He would bring in students into his principal's office and sexually molest them on a systematic and routine basis," Tamaki said. "He was there for at least 6 to 8 years."
The senior official of the Oregon Province, the Very Rev. Patrick Lee, apologized in a news release to the victims of abuse.
"On behalf of the Oregon Province, I want to express our most sincere sorrow for the pain and hurt caused by the actions of a few men who did not live up to their vows," Lee said. "We will continue to pray for all those who are hurting and hope that today's announcement brings all involved one-step closer to the lasting healing they so richly deserve."
Judge Elizabeth L. Perris announced her decision to confirm the Jesuits' bankruptcy plan during a two-hour hearing in her downtown Portland courtroom. She lauded a room full of lawyers -- and those taking part in the proceedings by speakerphone -- for the marathon of negotiations and mediation that resulted in the agreement.
Perris pointed out that the bankruptcy plan wasn't a cure-all for the harm done to claimants. But, she said, "It's the best we've got."
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Berlin Pond: Catch limit to be reduced Jan. 26
BERLIN Yellow perch in Berlin Pond arent completely off the hook, but their chances of staying out of some anglers creels will improve measurably starting a week from Saturday.
That is when daily limits for perch in the pond will be reduced from 50 to 10 as part of a revised test waters designation, officials from the state Department of Fish and Wildlife said this week.
The department adopted the designation in the immediate aftermath of last years Vermont Supreme Court decision striking down long-standing restrictions on the recreational use of the 256-acre pond. The designation initially focused on bass, making it catch-and-release only for those fish through Dec. 31, 2015.
According Rich Kirn, the state fisheries biologist, the rationale that drove the temporary bass ban is also behind the plan to reduce the daily limits for perch on a pond that hadnt been seriously fished for more than a century.
Kirn said studies of unexploited fish populations, like those in Berlin Pond, suggest they are often composed of a high proportion of old, slow-growing fish that are vulnerable to angling when opened to fishing.
That was a concern right off the bat with bass, according to Kirn, who said the department took a wait-and-see approach when it came to perch in part because it didnt have much in the way of reliable data and no way to judge how aggressively the pond that was previously off-limits would be fished.
Kirn, who has been monitoring the pond since ice fishing started this month, said early results have been good, with high catches of large yellow perch.
We have seen fishing pressure steadily grow during the past couple of weeks with lots of large perch being caught, Kirn said. While many anglers are catching relatively few fish, others have been successful in nearing or reaching their daily limit.
According to Kirn, the average size of those fish 11 inches is somewhat larger than he expected based on a spring survey.
Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Patrick Berry said he was signing the revised test water designation based on up-to-date information.
Now that we have some data from recent creel surveys, we recognize the need to act immediately, he said.
According to Berry, the limit should protect the fishery as a sustainable resource while allowing anglers to enjoy taking home a few perch for dinner.
Over time, Kirn said, the fish populations in Berlin Pond will adjust to fishing.
We expect the yellow perch population density, fish size and growth rates will change, he said, explaining the department will continue to monitor the pond and use the information it collects to develop appropriate fishing regulations.
Our plan is to sustain this fishery for the long term, and we feel the test-water designation will help support that goal, he said.
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Join me Monday, May 23rd for Taste of the Nation to support Share Our Strength. An amazing organization that is fighting to end childhood hunger, Share Our Strength has organized this culinary benefit featuring amazing chefs and mixologists who will be making their specialties for guests. I'm really excited to participate and looking forward to it!
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Royal Ascot finished as it started, with racegoers basking in sunshine and bookmakers bemoaning a string of well-backed winners.
The five-day meeting was a huge success, featuring superb racing watched by almost 286,000 racegoers. Here are some overall reflections.
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Sir Michael Stoute has endured some challenges during the past three seasons but any notion that the powers of the ten-time champion trainer are on the wane were gloriously dispelled.
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Jurors in the trial of DJ Dave Lee Travis have begun a third day of deliberations on their verdicts.
The former Top Of The Pops presenter is charged with indecently assaulting 10 women and sexually assaulting another in alleged incidents dating back to 1976 and the height of his fame.
The four-week trial at London's Southwark Crown Court has heard Travis, 68, was an "opportunist" who assaulted "vulnerable" young woman while working as a disc jockey, acting in pantomimes and even at the opening of a hospital radio station.
Travis, from Buckinghamshire, is charged with 13 counts of indecent assault dating between 1976 and 2002, and one count of sexual assault in 2008.
He was arrested under Scotland Yard's Operation Yewtree, which was prompted by abuse allegations involving Savile.
We'll bring you the latest updates as we get them.
Travis is accused of groping a teenager in his Radio 1 studio at Broadcasting House as he presented a show, and of subjecting 15-year-old girl to a "sustained sexual attack" at a Showaddywaddy concert in 1978.
Travis, known as DLT, is also alleged to have assaulted a teenage music fan during an episode of Top Of The Pops.
The woman, who was 17 at the time, said Travis "had a fumble" up her skirt as he presented a segment at the BBC studios in Shepherd's Bush in 1978.
He is also alleged to have assaulted a British Airways worker on two occasions when he hosted corporate events for the airline in the 1990s.
The woman, who was 23 at the time, said Travis singled her out on the dancefloor and made her dance the lambada with him, and claimed he became aroused as he "grinded" against her.
She told jurors she was horrified when he appeared at the company's Christmas party a month later where he made her sit on his knee and put his hand inside her underwear.
More recent allegations include that he groped female colleagues at Classic Gold radio in the early 2000s, while the sexual assault count relates to him allegedly grabbing the breasts of a journalist who interviewed him at his home in 2008.
Giving evidence, Travis - on trial under his birth name David Griffin - told jurors he was not a "sexual predator" and the claims against him were "nonsensical".
"I do not have a predatory nature with women, I have a cuddly nature. Maybe that's what this is all about, but I am not predatory," he said.
Travis also said he would have reported Jimmy Savile to police if he had known the television star was a paedophile, but denied the two had ever been close.
The defendant was supported by a host of defence witnesses, including Chuckle Brothers Barry and Paul Elliott, Patricia "Dee Dee" Wilde of Top Of The Pops dance troupe Pan's People, and former colleagues at the BBC and elsewhere.
Travis's wife Marianne has been in court to support him since the jury retired to consider its verdicts on Monday.
Travis, from Buckinghamshire, is charged with 13 counts of indecent assault dating between 1976 and 2002, and one count of sexual assault in 2008.
He was arrested under Scotland Yard's Operation Yewtree, which was prompted by abuse allegations involving Savile.
Travis's wife Marianne chose not to attend court throughout the trial while evidence was heard.
But his partner of more than 40 years has been at Southwark Crown Court to support her husband since the jury retired.
Earlier in the hearing, Travis told the court how sex allegations "screwed" him at a time when Marianne was battling breast cancer.
While jurors continue to deliberate in the case of Dave Lee Travis, Operation Yewtree detectives have arrested comedian Freddie Starr for a fourth time over allegations of sex offences.
The 71-year-old answered police bail today and was told he faces further claims under Operation Yewtree, the inquiry launched after abuse claims against Jimmy Savile.
He was first arrested in November 2012 over allegations linked to Savile, and has been arrested another three times over additional claims that have no link to the late DJ.
Scotland Yard did not name the performer, but released a statement that said: "Today 'Yewtree 2' was further arrested after returning to a police station to answer bail.
"The arrest relates to further allegations made to Operation Yewtree, which falls under the strand of the investigation we have termed 'others'. We are not prepared to discuss further."
The inquiry has been divided into three strands - claims involving Savile, those involving Savile and others, and those involving others.
Starr's first arrest was under the first strand, and his second, in April last year, third last month and fourth today were under 'others'.
He was released on bail until April.
Jurors in the trial of veteran DJ Dave Lee Travis have been sent home for a third night and will continue deliberations tomorrow.


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From the Departments of Otolaryngology (Drs Eaton and Billings), Pathology (Dr Timmons), and Radiology (Dr Booth), Children's Medical Center, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, and Pediatric ENT Associates (Dr Biavati), Dallas, Tex.
To review our experience with foregut duplication cysts of the anterior tongue, an unusual and rarely encountered mass in this location.
A retrospective review of patients with anterior tongue foregut duplication cysts identified between 1990 and 2000.
Academic, tertiary care children's medical center.
Six pediatric patients (5 boys and 1 girl) ranging in age from birth to 8 months at diagnosis.
Three patients underwent preoperative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). All 6 patients underwent excisional biopsy.
Main Outcome Measures
Clinical description of foregut duplication cysts, ability to make the diagnosis preoperatively, and recurrence rates.
No patient presented with respiratory compromise, despite the large size of the anterior tongue masses (range, 1.5-2.4 cm). An MRI study was performed in 3 patients, all given a presumptive diagnosis of dermoid cyst based on the radiographic findings. No patient was diagnosed correctly prior to surgical excision. All patients underwent surgical excision, and the average time from birth to surgical excision was 11 months (range, 3 days to 3.7 years). Surgical pathologic findings were reported as a foregut duplication cyst (enterocystoma) in all patients, with 3 specimens containing foci of gastric mucosa. No recurrence has occurred at 1-month follow-up.
Foregut duplication cysts rarely present in the anterior tongue and are easily misdiagnosed preoperatively. An MRI study is helpful in preoperative planning, although all lesions were radiologically indistinguishable from dermoid cysts. These masses may be an underappreciated entity in the differential diagnosis of congenital anterior tongue masses.
FOREGUT (enteric) duplication cysts are classified as choristomas containing heterotopic islands of gastrointestinal mucosa. They consist of a cystic wall composed partly of stratified squamous epithelium and partly of gastrointestinal (columnar) epithelium. Variable amounts of parietal or chief cells, goblet cells, argentaffin cells, and Paneth cells are present.1 Smooth muscle is usually identified surrounding the cyst. Though enteric duplication cysts occur anywhere from the oral cavity to the rectum, they are rare in the oral cavity; only 21 cases have been reported.2,3 Most present asymptomatically shortly after birth, but the location of these lesions has the potential to cause respiratory and feeding difficulties. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the study of choice, but the diagnosis is made only with excisional biopsy. Treatment is surgical excision, with no reported recurrences. The cases presented here demonstrate the difficulty in making the diagnosis preoperatively.
This was a retrospective medical record review of children who underwent excision of foregut duplication cysts of the tongue. Between 1990 and 2000, 6 patients at Children's Medical Center in Dallas, Tex, underwent excision of anterior tongue cysts determined postsurgically to be enterocystomas.
Hospital, clinic, and surgical records were reviewed for age at diagnosis, presenting symptoms, sex, site of lesion, age at surgical excision, histopathologic and preoperative imaging findings, complications, and recurrences. All procedures were performed in the operating room at Children's Medical Center in Dallas. All patients were extubated postoperatively and had no postoperative complications. No recurrences were identified at 1-month follow-up.
Table 1summarizes the pretreatment and histopathologic patient data. Five patients presented at birth with a mass in the anterior tongue/floor of the mouth (FOM) region (Figure 1). Two of these patients were asymptomatic, and 3 presented with difficulty feeding. The sixth patient was noted at birth to have a large protruding tongue, but an anterior FOM cyst was not recognized until age 8 months. No patient presented with respiratory compromise, despite the large size of the anterior tongue masses (range, 1.5-2.4 cm).
Patient is a 2-day-old boy with a cystic mass on the anterior floor of the mouth.
The differential diagnosis included dermoid cyst, ranula, cystic hygroma, hemangioma, and thyroglossal duct cyst. An MRI study was performed in 3 patients preoperatively. In all patients, the mass was hyperintense on T2 and short T1 inversion recovery images (consistent with a dermoid cyst). All cysts were nonenhancing under intravenous contrast, but variable intensities on the T1-weighted images were noted (Figure 2 and Figure 3).
Midline sagittal T1-weighted image of a 10-month-old boy. A well-defined mildly and uniformly hyperintense mass is present within the anterior floor of the mouth (arrow).
Midline sagittal T1-weighted image of a 2-day-old boy. A predominantly isointense mass is present within the anterior tongue, and a focus of increased signal (arrow) appears within the anterior aspect of the mass, corresponding to dermal elements found pathologically.
The average time from birth to surgical excision was 11 months (range, 3 days to 3.7 years). All patients were found to have foregut duplication cysts, with 3 specimens containing foci of gastric mucosa (Figure 4 and Figure 5). Patient 2 was found to have a coexisting dermoid in the sublingual area, corresponding to an area of increased signal in the anterior aspect of the mass noted on the T1-weighted image (Figure 3).
Intraoperative dissection showing a well-defined, cystic mass on the floor of the mouth.
Gross specimen of a congenital foregut duplication cyst, cut open, revealing smooth mucosal lining. The units indicated on the ruler are centimeters.
Enteric duplication cysts are cystic lesions containing a gastrointestinal mucosal lining. Some consist of only a mucosal lining, and others have a multilayered wall of mucosa, submucosa, and muscularis propria (Figure 6 and Figure 7). Three lesions in this series contained foci of gastric mucosa. They may be multiple and occur anywhere from the oral cavity to the anus, though they are rare in the oral cavity, with only 0.3% reported in the tongue.4
Gastric foveolar epithelium (hematoxylin-eosin, original magnification ×10).
Respiratory epithelium, mucous glands, inner layer of smooth muscle, and outer layer of skeletal muscle (hematoxylin-eosin, original magnification ×4).
The mucosa observed in the cyst may not correspond to the normal gastrointestinal mucosa at the anatomic level of the cyst, and mixed mucosal types within a single cyst are common. The endodermal derivation of the respiratory mucosa is reflected in the frequent presence of ciliated columnar epithelium in these cysts. Thus, although pure esophageal, gastric, and intestinal duplications are seen, the cysts often defy anatomic categorization and are more conveniently designated by the generic name of foregut duplication or foregut cyst. Bronchogenic cysts belong to this same group, being distinguished mainly by the presence of hyaline cartilage in the wall.
The embryology of duplications in the tongue and FOM region is unclear, and several theories on the pathogenesis have been proposed. Tongue development begins in the fourth week of gestation with the formation of the tuberculum impar (median tongue bud) and lateral lingual swellings from the first branchial arch mesenchyme. The lateral lingual swellings ultimately overgrow the tuberculum impar and form the anterior two thirds of the tongue. The posterior one third of the tongue is formed from third and fourth branchial arch mesenchyme. The mucosa of the anterior two thirds of the tongue is of ectodermal origin, whereas the posterior one third is of endodermal origin.4
Four main theories have been proposed to explain how gastric mucosa (endoderm) becomes incorporated into the tongue. Gorlin and Jirasek1 suggested in 1970 that heterotopic gastric mucosa may be derived from entrapped embryonic gastrointestinal epithelium or ectoderm from the primitive stomodeum. This theory fails to explain the presence of esophageal, intestinal, or colonic mucosa anterior to this area.
Another theory, developed by Daley et al5 in 1984, proposed that endodermal cell rests of the stomodeum became trapped by the lateral lingual swellings and were subject to inductive influences causing differentiation into gastrointestinal epithelia. In 1988, Woolgar and Smith6 performed a mucin histochemical study of an enteric duplication cyst of the tongue and found well-differentiated columnar and goblet cells. These did not correspond precisely to normal gastrointestinal epithelium. This supported the theory that these cysts arose from primitive endodermal gastric mucosa subjected to inductive influences.
Veeneklaas7 initially proposed the currently accepted explanation in 1952, when he observed vertebral clefts and rib anomalies in association with intestinal duplications. He suggested that a disturbance in the development of the notochord and surrounding structures accounted for misplaced segments of gastrointestinal mucosa. In this situation, adherent endodermal cells became caught during the infolding of the notochordal plate. This split notochord syndrome is now the favored developmental theory.
The differential diagnosis includes dermoid cyst, cystic hygroma, hemangioma, ranula, and thyroglossal duct cyst. Most are diagnosed in asymptomatic infants, but they have the potential to go undetected for years if the cyst is small and asymptomatic.8 Difficulty with feeding is not unusual, as reported in our series. Large cysts in the newborn may initially cause airway obstruction, and needle aspiration may be used as a temporary measure to maintain the airway. Prenatal ultrasound has led to early diagnosis, and 2 cases of intraoral enteric duplication cysts have been detected in utero.2 In both cases, the cysts were initially decompressed and the airway secured prior to division of the placental cord. These patients were later treated with definitive surgical excision.
Magnetic resonance imaging and/or computed tomographic scans are helpful in determining the extent of the cyst. An MRI study, with its lack of ionizing radiation and superior soft tissue resolution, is the imaging study of choice. It allows an accurate assessment of the extent of tumor infiltration for preoperative planning. As demonstrated in this case series, enteric duplication cysts are often indistinguishable from dermoids on MRI because of the presence of proteinaceous fluid. They appear as cystic lesions that do not enhance with intravenous contrast. They may be hyperintense on T1-weighted images, depending on the amount and distribution of proteinaceous contents. They uniformly appear hyperintense on T2 and short T1 inversion recovery sequences.
The rare occurrence of foregut duplications in the oral cavity mandates vigilance with respect to the airway. An MRI study is a recommended part of the preoperative evaluation but cannot be relied on for definitive diagnosis because these lesions appear similar to dermoids. Complete cyst excision with removal of the mucosal lining is the treatment of choice. Aspiration alone results in recurrence, and the functional mucosa continues to secrete mucus if left intact. Also, there is a risk of ulceration and bleeding in the presence of acid-secreting gastric mucosa. The long-term prognosis is excellent, with no recurrences reported and complete recovery expected. This report comprises the largest series of these unusual lesions at a single institution.
Accepted for publication July 17, 2001.
Presented as a poster at the American Society of Pediatric Otolaryngology meeting, Scottsdale, Ariz, May 9-11, 2001.
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On Feb 3, 10:23 am, "karel"
> I got the current minix 3.1.3rc1.
> It compiled under 3.1.2a OK installed OK
> the image 3.1.3rc1 is now in /boot/image
> When booting it I get this:
> Root device name is /dev/c0d0p0s0
> vfs: warning: got process number 0 for mount call
> newroot: mount failed: Invalid argument
> What could be wrong ?
> Karel
You need flex in your $PATH, which has become part of the base
system. This needs bigger binaries.
If you don't have flex yet, you can compile it first by doing:
# cp /usr/src/etc/binary_sizes* /etc
# binsizes big
# cd /usr/src/commands/flex-2.5.4
# sh build
Install binaries in the right order because the new readdir
implementation and the new mount program are incompatible
with older kernels and the new kernels require the new mount.
# cd /usr/src
# make includes
# make libraries
# make cmds
# make depend
# cd /usr/src/tools
# make hdboot
# make install
# cd ..
# make install
Installing fails for boot. Reboot the system
# reboot -x 'unset image; boot'
Now install everything
# cd /usr/src
# make install
The archictecture-dependent/-independent split needs ARCH=
in /etc/make.conf, included by some Makefiles and sourced by
some shell scripts. To install it, type 'make install' in
src/etc, or simply copy the file over.
drivers.conf has been updated to include an ACL for mfs. it has
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Lightning McQueen's Veggie WheelsNicole Presley
Thanks to Disney Magic of Healthy Living for sponsoring this post. Watch their fun for the whole family new video series Dishes Inspired by Disney and click here to get more healthy, magical recipes inspired by your favorite Disney movies.
Watch those wheels speed down the raceway! Those can only be the wheels of Cars' Lightning McQueen, blurring my vision with a speed so fast it could be called "dizzy!"
I tell myself and my boy if we are going to get through the day we need to fuel up on wholesome foods. I created these veggie wheels in hopes to accomplish just that. The creamy avocado helps hold the whole thing together and keeps it from being dry. Stick a toothpick in each roll to keep the wheels in place. Serve them to the little Lightning McQueen in your house.
Veggie Wheels 1 of 6
A great way to serve your little Lightning McQueen a wholesome snack.
Avocado 2 of 6
Smash half of an avocado into a wheat tortilla.
Veggies And Cheese 3 of 6
Add in the veggies and the grated jack cheese.
Top With Lettuce 4 of 6
Add in a leaf of lettuce then roll up tortilla.
Rolled 5 of 6
Roll the tortilla tight and into a tube / burrito shape. Then cut into 1 inch pieces. Stick a toothpick in to secure wheels.
Ready To Race 6 of 6
Fuel up with these veggie wheels.
Lightning McQueen's Veggie Wheels:
- 2 – whole wheat tortilla (120 calories)
- 1 – small avocado (smashed)
- 2 – tablespoons jack cheese (grated)
- 1/4 – yellow bell pepper (cut into long strips)
- 3 – inch piece of hothouse cucumber (cut into strips)
- 2 – leaves of lettuce
- Heat tortillas over an open flame until warmed and bends easily.
- Cut avocado in half and remove the pit. Smear half the avocado on each tortilla.
- Divide the cheese equally between both tortilla.
- Add half the strips of the bell pepper, and cucumber to each tortilla.
- Top each tortilla with a piece of lettuce.
- Take an edge of the tortilla and carefully roll into a tube / burrito shape.
- Slice the tortilla into 1 inch pieces, making veggie wheels.
- Stick a toothpick in each roll to keep each wheel in place.
- Enjoy!
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Ryerson Employees Force Teamsters Union to Back Off Unlawful Retaliatory Strike Fines of Up to $1,000 per Worker
**Chicago, IL (February 21, 2007)** – A wave of federal unfair labor practice charges filed against the Teamsters Local 714 union by ten Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, Inc. employees has forced Teamsters officials to stop attempting to collect unlawful retaliatory fines against the workers for continuing to do their jobs during a union-ordered strike.
The metal processing workers obtained free legal assistance from the National Right to Work Foundation to file the unfair labor practice charges at the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in December 2006. The workers charged that Teamsters officials illegally failed to notify the workers of their right to refrain from formal union membership and then hit them with retaliatory fines – up to $1,000 apiece – for refusing to walk off the job during the strike in March 2006.
Because the Teamsters hierarchy unlawfully failed to inform the workers of their right to refrain from formal union membership and to object to paying for the union's nonrepresentational activities, such as politics, the employees thus cannot be considered voluntary members – and could not legally be subjected to internal union disciplinary measures, such as the strike fines.
Facing a potential embarrassing prosecution by the NLRB, Teamsters union lawyers sent letters to the ten Ryerson employees stating that the union would not attempt to collect the fines, and Right to Work Foundation attorneys subsequently withdrew the NLRB unfair labor practice charges for the workers. Only in the unlikely event that the workers want formal union membership with the union that trampled on their rights, could the Teamsters officials attempt to collect the fines.
"Teamsters officials went to great lengths to intimidate workers and stifle dissent," said Stefan Gleason, vice president of the National Right to Work Foundation. "This case shows the contempt that union officials often have for employees who exercise independent judgment and who work to support their families during an unpopular strike."
The actions of Teamsters union officials violate employee rights recognized under the Foundation-won U.S. Supreme Court *Communications Workers v. Beck* decision. Under *Beck* and subsequent NLRB rulings, union officials must inform employees of their right to refrain from formal union membership and honor their right not to pay for costs unrelated to collective bargaining, such as union political activities.


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Market Notes: Time To Go Global? -- April 3 3 comments
4:00 pm ET: Yesterday we noted that bulls may be retreating as the bears advance and today the bears not only advanced, but nearly massacred the bulls. The high negative value seen in today's VWAPs indicates that institutions are beginning to lighten up their holdings. If they're starting to run for cover, so should you. Sure, we could get another rally before summer but it seems as if we're stuck with downward momentum for now. Right now the major averages are sitting on support; a break below these levels will likely send them down to their next support levels which are the following:
Dow Transports (DTX): 580
Dow Industrials (DJIA): 14400
Nasdaq: 3100
Russell 2000 (RUT): 895
Bulls should seriously think about booking profits and hedging long positions. Remember that put options on index tracking stocks offer a fairly inexpensive form of insurance. For example, for portfolios heavily weighted in large cap stocks, use options on the SPY or DIA; to hedge a portfolio of small-cap stocks, use the IWM; and for a tech-heavy portfolio, use the QQQ. If your portfolio is composed of a mixture of stocks, use a mixture of the above vehicles in the same weighting as your portfolio. If your portfolio only contains a few names, you can also choose to buy puts on each one provided it has options and they are liquid. If you don't know how to use options, you could take a position in exchange-traded funds that are the inverse of the ones that comprise your portfolio. Please note, though, that you'll be paying more for this type of insurance and as with any futures-based product (which these are), there is a significant risk that the fund will not perform according to the inverse of the long index. There are many articles written on this subject so please do your homework first before adopting this (or any) approach.
Hot & Not
Bullish action was tepid to say the least today, but there was one bright area--foreign stocks. The ones lighting up the New Yearly Highs list were mostly found in the consumer staples sector: Netherlands based grocery retailer Koninkluke Ahold N V (AHONY, $15.80), Japanese beer and beverage maker Kirin (KNBWY, $16.23), French cosmetic maker L'Oreal (LRLCY, $32.69), and Swiss-based food and beverage maker Nestle (NSRGY, $73.64). The other name is Swiss-based drug maker Roche (RHHBY, $59.51). All of these issues have been in major rally mode for over the past six months and while momentum is still on their side, Kirin and Roche are looking toppy. Also, Kirin's P/E is a whopping 180 and unless there's some compelling reason for this high valuation, I'd recommend staying away from it. (There's been a lot of consolidation in the beverage business and Kirin's high valuation could be due to speculation of a take-over but I don't have any evidence pointing to this.) In short, what the market is telling us is that investors are beginning to look outside the US for growth. [Trade note: These issues trade here as American Depository Receipts (ADRs) which usually have lower trading volumes so please use limit orders when buying or selling although Nestle and Roche sport decent volumes (500k+).]
The bears continue to pummel commodities, especially metals and mining stocks. Today's New Yearly Lows list was populated with no less than 30 miners, most of them in gold. This industry group continues to bite the dust and I would stay well away from taking any long positions until it consolidates and begins moving back up again. You can do serious damage to your portfolio by trying to catch a falling knife!
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Tips for beating the holiday blues
Christmas isn't the most wonderful time of the year for everyone.
Some of us experience feelings of stress, sadness and irritability around the holidays. They can be triggered by the unrealistic demands of the season, being away from your family for the first time, or the recent death of a loved one.
"I know a woman whose son died on Dec. 14 and now she feels she can't celebrate Christmas anymore," said Sue Evans, a clinical psychologist with the Institute for Successful Aging at Lake Erie College, Osteopathic Medicine. "The holidays sometimes make you realize who is missing."
The holiday blues differ from clinical depression, which is a persistent state of depression or hopelessness not connected to a holiday.
People who suffer the holiday blues tend to become more overwhelmed, frustrated and fatigued as Christmas approaches, said Ashley Gleason, manager of Stairways Behavioral Health/New Opportunities Employee Assistance Program.
"We are expected to be happy for the holidays, but many of us are stressed by the financial demands and responsibilities of the season," Gleason said.
So how can you avoid the holiday blues and enjoy Christmas? It's impossible to eliminate stress, but there are things you can do to manage the demands of the season and even enjoy the holidays:
Be realistic. Christmas is never going to be perfect. It's impossible to attend every holiday party, buy every gift and spend time with every extended family member.
"Choose a few traditions to keep and be open to creating new ones," Gleason said. "Take time for yourself. You don't have to do everything for everyone."
Reach out to others. If you feel depressed, express your feelings. Don't force yourself to be happy.
Go to places where people gather.
Stick to a routine. Try to get regular exercise, eat well-balanced meals and get a good night's sleep as the holidays approach, Evans said.
Avoid alcohol. Drinking often increases this time of year with all the holiday parties, but people who are prone to depression should limit their consumption, Evans said.
"Alcohol is a depressant, so you want to avoid that," Evans said.
Seek professional help when needed. If your holiday blues get in the way of basic daily tasks, like bathing and going to work, then it's time to talk to a professional.
"You also should seek help if those feelings of depression haven't abated once the holidays have passed," Gleason said.
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text: 000 FXUS63 KMPX 250829 AFDMPX Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Twin Cities/Chanhassen MN 329 AM CDT SUN SEP 25 2016 .SHORT TERM...(Today and tonight) Issued at 326 AM CDT Sun Sep 25 2016 Today and tonight...Surface analysis this morning shows a north- south cold front along nearly the entire western MN/Dakotas border with a slight warm sector holding strong in far SW MN. The main surface low feature associated with these fronts is in far southern Manitoba province. Aloft, deep southerly flow continues to stream plenty of moisture into the area in advance of a deep cutoff low over western North Dakota and this low is maintained within a longwave trough emanating from north-central Canada. Coverage thus far early this morning is not entirely impressive but a pocket of low-level jetting, evidenced by a small disturbance showing up on WV satellite imagery, is punching north through eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Better coverage of precipitation is associated with the feature aloft but as the overall pattern presses east, so will the better coverage of precipitation. As such, aside from possibly an isolated pocket or two of heavy rain, am not expecting much better coverage of precipitation within the WFO MPX coverage area than currently ongoing so am opting to discontinue the Flash Flood Watch prior to 12z this morning. There is also quite the lack of instability along with unimpressive lapse rates so am not looking for anything in the way of strong thunderstorms. Even lightning is few and far between with this activity. As this precipitation moves east, a deep dry slot is still indicated on multiple models immediately behind the cold front but in advance of the upper level low. This will allow for some brief clearing, or at least a rise in clouds to higher levels. As the upper level low rotates northeast toward southeast Manitoba province, the trough axis will open up and expand southward. The cooler core aloft combined with trapped moisture within the base of the trough will spark scattered rain showers moving in from the west and northwest later this afternoon and evening. The showers will linger over northern and eastern portions of the coverage area through daybreak with low clouds also holding strong over much of the area this evening through overnight tonight. Post-front, temperatures today will be noticeably cooler and remain as such through tonight. Highs today will only hit the 60-70 degree range, which is some 15 degrees cooler than readings recorded over western and southern Minnesota yesterday. Lows early Monday morning will drop to the 45-50 degree range. .LONG TERM...(Monday through Saturday) Issued at 326 AM CDT Sun Sep 25 2016 Forecast concerns in the extended period deal with the evolution of an Upper Low forecast to develop and intensify over the Great Lakes early next week, and slowly drift southward. Last week`s upper air pattern had been more progressive with a fast southwest flow aloft and a very potent long wave trough along the west coast. This long wave trough has progressed eastward over the Rockies and into the plains, providing ample moisture to the Upper Midwest overnight. Things will dramatically change over the next two days as models continue to forecast an Upper Low forming over the Great Lakes. This will lead to much cooler conditions as the flow becomes northwest-north across the Upper Midwest. As an Upper Ridge forms north of this Upper Low, a blocking type pattern will develop, leading to slow changes in the weather department, especially over the Great Lakes. The GFS had been more persistent in previous runs of this Upper Low development, and now the latest EC/GEM have come more in line with this scenario. Therefore, confidence has increased for this cooler pattern with instability showers rotating around this Upper Low as it drifts to the south next week and weakens. An Upper Ridge will slow begin to build south and west across the Rockies by late in the week. This ridge will build over the Upper Midwest next weekend. Therefore, temperatures will slowly begin to modify with above normal temperatures once again by next weekend. I don`t see any widespread or organized precipitation pattern once todays system moves off to the east-southeast. && .AVIATION...(For the 06Z TAFS through 06Z Sunday night) Issued at 1059 PM CDT Sat Sep 24 2016 A broken line of showers and thunderstorms extending all the way from Texas up through Iowa will continue feeding north and slightly east into the TAF area overnight. While the activity has become a bit straggly this evening, expect it to become more organized again over central MN into west central WI as a low level jet of 40+ knots develops overnight. Have therefore retained a mention SHRA/TS in the TAFs. MVFR and IFR conditions are expected attendant with the shra/ts. Outside of the convective activity, clouds will scatter out to yield VFR conditions overnight at MN sites, but WI sites are expected to stay MVFR/IFR. Low cigs are expected to redevelop by late Sunday morning under the cold air advection regime with scattered showers possible. South winds veer to west then northwest with the frontal passage. Sustained 15-20 kt speeds with gusts between 25 and 30kts develop by 18z Sun. KMSP...Despite the absence of much activity on radar, do expect more development as the low level jet strengthens overnight. Attendant conditions with the SHRA/TS should be primarily MVFR but temporary IFR conditions are possible. Clouds should scatter to VFR in the wake of the convection, but MVFR cigs and possibly a few scattered light rain showers redevelop by 18z Sun, along with sustained west winds circa 18kts gusting to 25 kts. /OUTLOOK FOR KMSP/ Mon...Chc MVFR/-SHRA. Wind WNW 15g25kts. Tue...Chc MVFR early then VFR. Wind NW 5-10kts. Wed...VFR. Wind N 5 kts. && .MPX Watches/Warnings/Advisories... WI...Flash Flood Watch until 10 AM CDT this morning for WIZ023>028. MN...Flash Flood Watch until 10 AM CDT this morning for MNZ063-070- 078. Flash Flood Watch until 7 AM CDT this morning for MNZ076-077- 083>085-092-093. && $$ SHORT TERM...JPC LONG TERM...JLT AVIATION...LS


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A measure that would authorize the issuance of a $51 million bond for kindergarten-through-eighth-grade schools in the Castaic area was put before voters on Tuesday.
At press time, the bond was passing 56.8 percent to 43.1 percent with 55 percent of the votes in.
The bond measure would modernize school facilities, upgrade technology and allow the district to spend its general fund to keep teachers as much as possible and equip classrooms.
In county measures, Los Angeles County voters appeared to be favoring a 30-year extension of a half-cent transportation sales tax, according to early returns Tuesday, but it was unclear whether the measure will receive the two-thirds majority necessary to pass.
A measure that would make the county assessor's position an appointed rather than an elected position appeared to be going down to defeat.
Meanwhile, the measure to require condoms in adult filming was passing.
Condom use would be a condition for obtaining shooting permits. Porn producers would pay a fee to get permits, and the funds would be used to pay enforcement costs.
Michael Weinstein, executive director of the AIDS Heathcare Foundation, spent more than $1.6 million on Measure B, according to county Registrar-Recorder's office figures.


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WEEHAWKEN Tonight's 13th annual Taste of Weehawken will raise funds for the Weehawken and You Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund.
The event, hosted by the Weehawken Library, promises to be a foodie's paradise from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the food court at Lincoln Harbor, 1200 Harbor Blvd.
Participating restaurants are from around the area:
Guttenberg: G.P.'s.
Hoboken: 3 Forty Grill; Amanda's; The Clinton Social; Karma Kafe; The Madison Bar and Grill; The Melting Pot.
Jersey City: Porto Leggero.
North Bergen: Antonia's by the Park.
Ridgefield Park: Palermo's Custom Cakes & Bakery.
Union City: Canamelao Restaurant; Cremas Artisan Flavors; Flaming Burrito; Tea NJ.
Weehawken: All Kinds of Whoopie; Los Charrito's; Chart House Restaurant; Dunkin' Donuts (Palisade Avenue); Gladis Homemade Cakes; Houlihan's; Hudson Blue Bar & View; The Hudson Cakery; Masina Trattoria; Pizza Villa; Ruth's Chris Steak House; Touch of Spice; Weehawken High School/Culinary Arts Program.
West New York: Ben & Jerry's Riverwalk-Edgewater Scoop Shop; Giannone Wine & Liquor Co.; Lusso Bar; Son Cubano.
Tickets are $60 for the full three hours with door prizes and $35 for admission after 7:30. They can be purchased at the library, 49 Hauxhurst Ave., online at www.brownpapertickets.com, or at the door for an additional $5 a ticket.
For information, call the library at (201) 863-7523, email firstname.lastname@example.com or go to the Taste of Weehawken Facebook page or Twitter@weehawkennj.


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Rev. Dr. Walter Sundberg, who will be one of three keynote speakers at this year's LCMC Leadership Conference next month, has published a new book.
Worship as Repentance: Lutheran Liturgical Traditions and Catholic Consensus, which was released by Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. earlier this month, discusses the idea that repentance is at the heart of authentic worship.
The book is available to purchase for $18.00 via the publishing company's website.
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Dutch Steam merchant
|Steam merchant
|7,065 tons
|1923 - NV Mij voor Scheeps-en Werktuigbouw ´Fyenoord´, Rotterdam
|Koninklijke Rotterdamsche Lloyd NV (W. Ruys & Zonen), Rotterdam
|Date of attack
|6 Apr 1943
|Nationality: Dutch
|Sunk by U-632 (Hans Karpf)
|57° 45'N, 27° 30'W - Grid AK 0354
|62 (26 dead and 36 survivors).
|HX-231 (romper)
|Buenos Aires - New York - Liverpool
|7500 tons of general cargo, including cowhides, fertiliser and foodstuffs
|Completed in July 1923
|Notes on event
The Blitar (Master W.E. van der Knip) was on station #123 in the convoy HX-231 and left after the first attacks at 01.58 hours on 5 April 1943, because the master decided he had a better chance of making it to the UK on his own. The Thomas Sumpter and the Vaalaren followed. Only Thomas Sumpter arrived in the UK, the other ship was sunk with all hands by U-229 (Schetelig) at 05.09 hours the same day.
At 10.55 hours, U-229 fired a torpedo at the Blitar but missed and opened fire with her deck gun, which was answered by the gunners aboard the vessel. The U-boat broke off the attack due to malfunctions of the gun. After that the ship tried to find the convoy again, but was sighted at about 15.55 hours by U-632. The U-boat followed and fired two torpedoes at 22.39 hours, but both missed. A second attack with two torpedoes failed again.
U-631 (Krüger) also followed the Blitar and fired two FAT torpedoes after the two unsuccessful attacks by the other U-boat but missed too. Thereafter, Karpf signalled Doenitz to ask which U-boat was allowed to attack and he was granted to sink the ship because he was older.
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mossberg 500 20ga.
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> mossberg 500 20ga.
April 7, 2013, 08:54 AM
In a trade I got a 500 20 ga vent rib 30 inch very good condition.I have never had a 20 ga shotgun,How are they used for clay or hunting.Any info on 20ga shootguns.TKS.
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April 7, 2013, 09:59 AM
Should be a good squirrel or bird gun.
April 7, 2013, 12:07 PM
I rarely use anything but a 20 gauge for anything but waterfowl or when i decide to tote the 28. For clays and anything but wild flushing birds or waterfowl a 20 is all you need. Haven't seen many 30" 20s. I like a 28 but thats no big deal. Does it have choke tubes?
April 7, 2013, 12:59 PM
Good shotgun for most small game in NA and even duck n deer.
Dirty Bob
April 7, 2013, 01:46 PM
The 20 ga. is fine for 80 or 90% of what most of us do with a shotgun. Right now, some 20 ga. loads are hard to find, though I see more 12 ga. on the local shelves. If you decide to load it for defense, I don't think that the 20ga. gives up anything. Mine patterns very well with #3 Buck.
All my best,
Dirty Bob
April 8, 2013, 07:59 AM
Hunting 'waterfowl' ? ahhh probably not.
HomeLand Security Shotgun? Good Choice
Deer and smaller game hunting? the 20-Ga will do its part when you do yours.
April 8, 2013, 10:12 AM
Clays to pheasant, it will work just fine with the proper load and choke for the occasion.
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The death toll from the 7.2-magnitude earthquake that hit the Philippines has risen to 144.
So far, only three people have been pulled alive from the rubble and officials say another 291 people are injured.
The central island of Bohol was hit the hardest, with historic churches dating from the Spanish colonial period suffering major damage. Many roads and bridges were also badly damaged, making rescue operations difficult.
CBN Disaster Relief is preparing to travel to the region to provide relief for the victims.
Death Toll Rises in Philippines Earthquake
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The Fundamental Rights of the Shareholder
Julian Velasco
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame Law School Legal Studies Research Paper No. 05-16
UC Davis Law Review, Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 407-467, 2006
Shareholders have many legal rights, but they are not all of equal significance. This article will argue that two rights the right to elect directors and the right to sell shares are more important than any others, that these rights should be considered "the fundamental rights of the shareholder," and that, as such, they deserve a great deal of respect and protection by law.
The history of corporate law has been one of increasing flexibility for directors and decreasing rights for shareholders. Although the law seems to have coalesced around the norm of shareholder primacy, this is not necessarily reflected in the specific legal rights of the shareholder. The role of the director in the corporation is clearly defined, but the role of the shareholder is not. This imbalance has led to the marginalization of the shareholder. A better understanding of the role of the shareholder is needed. This article seeks to advance that understanding by means of an in-depth analysis of shareholder rights. The goal of this article is to establish that the shareholder rights to elect directors and to sell shares are indeed fundamental. It will do so by demonstrating the importance of these rights from a wide variety of perspectives, including two types of doctrinal analysis as well as the three major competing theories of the corporation. Because these two rights are important indeed, the most important rights from almost any point of view, they ought to be respected as the fundamental rights of the shareholder.
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Keywords: corporate governance, shareholder rights, shareholder primacy, voting, takeovers
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Bioidentical Hormones, BHRT
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When faced with this monograph on the premenstrual syndrome, this reviewer felt some guilt from under-concern for those symptoms observed by 40% of women in the menstruating years. Weight gain, vague abdominal pain, and irritability during the week or so before menstruation are frequently referred to as premenstrual tension. If treatment is offered (but frequently it is declined), there is prompt amelioration from an oral diuretic and modest dietary sodium restriction during the last week of the menstrual cycle. After reading this text, it seems instead that the author might be more likely reprehensible for an extraordinary solicitude.
Some appreciation of the author's enthusiasm for the association of the "premenstrual syndrome" with various clinical states can be gained from the chapter on symptoms. This includes psychological, neurological, respiratory, gastrointestinal, urinary, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, dermatological, breast, and eye changes. The omnipresence of premenstrual syndrome is attested to by the chapters "The Effect
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Mexico Ratifies ABS Protocol
May 2012: The Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) has reported that Mexico became the fifth country to ratify the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization (ABS) to the CBD, on 16 May 2012. It is the first of the so-called megadiverse countries to do so.
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Thursday, November 28, 2013
Dr. James Warner recently returned from Los Angeles, Calif., where he trained to treat gums recession without grafting. The Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique is a simple way to move receding gums back into place without grafting. Instead of cutting and transferring gum tissue, the new technique moves the gum tissue you have back into place.
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Machining and Joining Tungsten Alloys
Product Announcement from Mi-Tech Metals
Machining Tungsten Alloys
Tungsten alloy's low-thermal expansion rate and resistance to breakage and chipping allow you to achieve very close tolerances and hold fine finishes. Coolants are optional, reducing your processing costs and, in most cases, your carbide tools will machine our high-density alloys well.
Turning and Boring
Carbide inserted cutters are suggested. Roughing - Cutting depth of .030" to .125" and .008" to .015" feed, at speeds of 200 to 300 SFM. Finishing - .010" to.015" cutting depth and .004" to .010" feed, at speeds of 250 to 400 SFM.
Use high-speed steel or carbide, two flute plug spiral point taps. A light tapping fluid is recommended.
Drilling and Grinding
Carbide drills usually work best. Increasing clearance angles and using automatic feeds are often helpful to prevent inadvertent binding and seizing. Carbide drills give a better tool life.
For grinding applications, we recommend using aluminum oxide or silicon carbide wheels of medium hardness.
Carbide cutters are suggested.
Roughing - Feeds of .007" to .015" per tooth at speeds of 200 to 400 SFM.
Finishing - Feeds of .003" to .010" per tooth at speeds of 300 to 700 SFM.
Sawing or Cutting
Despite the incredible strength of our high-density alloys, materials can be cut nicely using a bi-metal blade. Blade pitch should be relative to the thickness of the material. Coarse blades can be used at low speeds; finer blades can be used at higher speeds. Coolant, though not usually necessary, can be used. Tungsten alloys can also be cut using high-speed abrasive cutoff wheels.
Stress Relieving
To perform stress relieving on high-density alloy machined parts, we suggest heating at 600°F in air for two hours and cool in air or in a protective atmosphere at 900°F for 30 minutes.
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SARAP, located on the campus of Howard University, in collaboration with the University of Fort Hare in South Africa, is pleased to announce the launching of the SARAP website: http://sarap.howard.edu
To date, SARAP has inventoried the following collections for the website:
Each collection can be searched by subject or keyword, and results can be saved or printed by the researcher.
Documents highlighted within these collections include letters, reports, diplomatic communications, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, photographs, and tape recordings. The website includes a wide-range of subject matter to be searched, including educational activities, protests and demonstrations, national and international racial issues, refugees, sanctions, constituency building, and much more.
Please visit our site and pass the link along to colleagues interested in southern Africa, the U.S., and their transnational relationship.