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Just a few months after he was elected governor of Wisconsin in 2010, Scott Walker faced a battle for his political career.
Walker's first move when he took office was to put a stop to the state's out-of-control spending and find a way to rein in a $3.6 billion budget deficit.
His legislation passed, but soon afterwards liberal protestors stormed the Capitol, angry that Walker's plan effectively did the following:
By the end of his first year in office, Walker was fighting not only for his reforms but for his political life as he was facing an unprecedented recall election.
But then something happened: Walker's policies began to work, and when Election Day rolled around in June 2012 voters decided they were better off under his leadership.
Walker became the first governor in American history to survive a recall attempt.
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3.Valuation of non-industrial buildings other than dwelling-houses
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LONDON (AP) — Eyeing the trackside clock as she approached the finish line, Carmelita Jeter pointed the black baton in her left hand at those bright orange numbers.
She wanted to make sure everyone saw what she saw: The United States was breaking the world record in the women's 4x100-meter relay — and it wasn't even close.
Santa Clarita resident Allyson Felix, Tianna Madison and Bianca Knight built a big lead, and Jeter brought it home Friday night, anchoring the U.S. to its first Olympic gold medal in the sprint relay since 1996 with a time of 40.82, more than a half-second better than a record that had stood for 27 years.
"As I'm running, I'm looking at the clock and seeing this time that's like 37, 38, 39. In my heart, I said, 'We just did it!' I definitely knew we ran well," Jeter said. "When I crossed the finish line, I had so many emotions because we haven't been able to get the gold medal back to the U.S."
Felix collected her second gold of the London Games, along with the one she won in the 200 meters, while Jeter completed a set, adding to her silver in the 100 and bronze in the 200.
The American quartet erased the old mark of 41.37 run by East Germany in October 1985. Here's how long ago that was: Jeter was 5, Madison was a month old, and Felix and Knight weren't even born.
"It's an absolutely unreal feeling. It just feels like for so long, we looked at women's sprints and the records were so out of reach. To look up and see we had a world record, it was just crazy," said Felix, who gets a shot at a third gold in the 4x400 final Saturday. "I didn't think that was going to happen."


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JERUSALEM, Israel -- Several senior Israeli political and military leaders have spoken out publicly in recent days about the need for a credible military threat against Iran.
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman met Tuesday with top U.S. officials in Washington, endorsing the recent U.S. ordered sanctions against Iran.
"We appreciate the very crucial decision regarding the sanctions," Lieberman told reporters between meetings. "We are awaiting that the Iranians, they will give up their nuclear ambitions."
But will the sanctions be enough to stop Iran's nuclear program? Or is a military strike the only option?
The Washington Post reported Defense Secretary Leon Panetta believes Israel will strike Iran in April, May, or June. President Barack Obama, however, said he believes Israel hasn't made such a decision.
Other international leaders like United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon want a diplomatic solution.
"These all pending issues should be resolved peaceful way through dialogue. There is no alternative to a peaceful resolution of this issue," he said.
"We have basically advised strapping on the six-shooter not pulling the trigger yet," said James Woolsey, chairman of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.
Former CIA director Woolsey advised preparing to use force by moving aircraft carrier groups and planes into position to take on Iran's nuclear program and its revolutionary guard.
Woolsey added that financial sanctions against Iran could still bite, but the West should speed things up.
"They should stop piddling around with this. They ought to get it done and get it done fast because that will help to bring the financial system of Iran down, which is one thing that could help in getting them out of their nuclear weapons program," he said.
Former Israeli ambassador Yoram Ettinger said there's only one option.
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To Cackle someone is to knock them to the floor with one punch.
That bloke jus got cackled
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The laughter of a witch.
Witches cackle when flying across the moonlight.
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A group of three or more women from connecticut speaking simultaneously at varying volumes.
Damn, the cackle has gathered...
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1) The act of a large group of women in one room talking and laughing loudly over everyone else.
2) The act of a large group of women bitching together.
2) The act of a large group of women bitching together.
The ladies sat at the party and cackled loudly.
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An evil laugh performed by a slightly frightful 9 year old with a plate.
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1. from 'cackela' ancient ponthian word for balls.
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i was walkin' down the street, saw this chick & told her to play with my cackles
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What is Theatre of the Oppressed?: Legislative Theatre
Excerpt from Theatre of Change:
Theatre of the Oppressed as an aesthetic tool for social and political change
by S. Leigh Thompson
Legislative Theatre is an extension of Boal's Forum Theatre techniques and functions to determine the need for, create, and enact laws. Beyond community building and issue awareness,z Legislative Theatre uses theatrical techniques to create concrete and specific socio-political impact. "In the Legislative Theatre the aim is to bring the theatre back to the heart of the city, to produce not catharsis but dynamisation…The Legislative Theatre seeks to go further [than Forum Theatre] and to transform that desire in to law" (A. Boal, Legislatve Theatre 20). Boal explains that Forum allows community members to change their actions to change the world, but fully recognizes that sometimes there are boundaries to taking such action. Laws can work to suppress action; the absence of laws can ignore injustice. Through Legislative Theatre participants create bills that will address the oppression they face (A. Boal, Legislatve Theatre 9). Like much of Boal's work, the Legislative Theatre faced considerable and often violent opposition as it was practiced in Brazil, " a reaction that arguably might itself testify to the works' potency" (Babbage 29).
Legislative Theatre begins like most Forum performances: a scene or series of scenes is presented to an audience, which, in their transformation into spect-actors, propose solutions in the form of interventions. At the conclusion of the scenes, everyone in attendance is asked to review the scene of oppression and all the solutions they proposed and recommend laws that will fix the presented problem. Attendees often write their laws on strips of paper, which are collected and sorted into groupings of similar laws, and then synthesized into headings to present to the community. The bills are then discussed in a truncated mock legislative procedure, and bills are argued by spect-actors who take positions for or against a bill. After the debate the community votes on the bill.
Although originated as part of the legislative process, Legislative Theatre is often "staged in contexts where there is no direct connection to a legal process" (Babbage 30). To be more impactful, policy makers are often invited to attend and participate in such performances. If a bill is passes in the Legislative Theatre process, these policy makers can provide assistance in their area of expertise, such as policy research, refinement and introduction of legislation. Although Legislative Theatre has had more impact outside the United States, the method illustrates the ability for the public to participate in their government using artistic techniques. It demystifies the law-making process, and rather than making political theatre, theatre becomes a method through which politics is conducted (A. Boal, Legislatve Theatre 20). This served Boal well as he held the office of vereador; through the process of Legislative Theatre the council adopted thirteen laws (Babbage 29).
Read more about the different forms of Theatre of the Oppressed:
Babbage, Frances. Augusto Boal. New York: Routledge, 2004.
Boal, Augusto. Legislatve Theatre. New York: Routledge, 1998.


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Luxury Ruterra Apartment by Muzeum
N.º máximo de huéspedes4
Cuartos de baño1
Tamaño60 m²
Planta(con ascensor)
- Cocina
- Apto para familias / niños
- Lavadora / secadora
- Ascensor en el edificio
- Se permiten mascotas
- Internet/WiFi
- Accesible para discapacitados
|Balbínova, 120 00 Prague, La República Checa
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Apartment can accommodate up to 4 people.
Apartment consist of:
*hall with cupboard
*first small room with foldable sofa for 2 people, dinner table
*bedroom with double bed, 2 chairs with coffee table
*bathroom with shower unit, washing machine
*separate toilet
*fully equipped kitchen with:
*electric stove
* refrigerator
* microwave
* dishes.
Attention: there is no door between 2 rooms.
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We also provide:
*bed linens and towels
*good recommendations where to go and what to see in Prague
*24 hours support during your stay
The Neighborhood
This apartment is located in the center of Prague, in the New Town (Nove Mesto), close to Wenceslas Square, only a 3-minute walk away. The district is one of the most popular tourist areas of Prague and has excellent infrastructure with many restaurants, bars and shops of high quality. This location will appreciate those who prefer to live in the city center, feel Prague nightlife, as well as those who like to enjoy the beauty of old buildings.
Some of nearest attractions :
• Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock (15 min)
• Wenceslav square (less than 5 min)
• National Muzeum ( 2 min walk)
Other Things to Note
It takes 30 minutes to get to your apartment from airport by taxi. We can organize a transfer from the airport directly to the apartment . The cost of this service is 20 EUR/car for 1-3 people, and 25 EUR/car for 4 people.
Parking is not included in price, but no worries about it, when you will arrive we will explain you all details about parking and show you where you can park your car, for the lowest price. The nearest public parking is located on the Italska str. and parking costs 12 eur/day (weekends and nights for free)
- Please note that smoking is not allowed in the apartment. This is a strict rule.
- Please leave the apartment in the same condition as you found it. All bed linen/tea towels and other textile as well.
- Check-in from 15h00 (we will do our best to prepare your apartment as soon as possible) and check-out until 11h00 (you can leave your luggage in our office afterwards)
- We kindly ask you not to make any noise in the hallways and other common areas in the house after 22h00. There are many old people in the house and we have promised the neighbors to keep the peace and maintain friendly relations.
We love our guests so much that we provide them with a welcome set consisting of tea, coffee, sugar, detergent (dishwasher and washing machine), hair&body 2in1 shampoo, kitchen utensils, towels and bed linen.
- If you stay in our apartment for more than 7 days – we will clean and change towels/linen once a week for free.
- If you break something, please tell us. It happens, life is life :)
Thank you for understanding.
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Bonito apartamento, la descripción es exacta. Un buen lugar para llegar al centro de la ciudad (que recomiendo coger el tranvía - línea 9). Incluso tengo un mapa de acogida, que era mejor que nadie en mi guía. ¡Gracias!
Nice apartment, description is accurate. Good place to get to the city center (I would recommend taking the tram - line 9). I even got a map from host which was better than one in my guide. Thanks!
Anna era muy amable y el apartamento es grande, es muy limpia y espaciosa, con mucho espacio para dos personas. El único punto negativo es que está un poco alejado del centro, pero todavía se encuentra en una zona muy agradable con muchas tiendas pequeñas y no terriblemente lejos a pie de toda la acción (por lo menos 15 minutos).
Anna was very friendly and the apartment is great, it is very clean and spacious, plenty of room for two people. The only bad point is that it is a little bit out of the center, but it is still in a nice area with many little shops and not a terribly far walk from all the action (at least 15 minutes).
Muy buena mi estancia en el Blue apartment, un precio muy bueno y un apartamento totalmente reformado con gusto.
La única pega una mesilla de noche vendría bien.
Apartamento muy agradable. Todo estaba en perfecto estado y la ubicación era muy buena. Nuestro vuelo llegó tarde por la noche (8 horas de retraso) y que incluso llegó a recogernos (con las teclas) hasta el aeropuerto por el mismo precio que un taxi normal. Muchas gracias!
Very nice apartment. Everything was in perfect shape and the location was very good. Our flight arrived at late night (8h delay) and they even came to pick us up (with the keys) to the airport for the same price as a normal taxi. Thanks a lot!!
Elena / Anna es un anfitrión amable, dispuesto a ayudar. El apartamento se encuentra a poca distancia a pie de la estación de metro más cercana bruja es también una ventaja.
Elena/Anna is a nice host, willing to help. The apartment is within walking distance to nearest tube station witch is also a plus.
Estamos muy satisfechos con la estancia. Anna nos dio muchos consejos y un mapa de los principales monumentos de Praga. Te recomendamos que te quedas, todavía va a volver.
We are very satisfied with the stay. Anna gave us many tips and a map of the major sights of Prague. We highly recommend you stay, you'll still come back.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
We had a very nice stay at Prague in the Executive Bright Appartement. It was a nice, little appartement, tidy and absolute alright for three people. The hosts gave us a lot information about the trams, exchanges, etc. which was very helpful if you stay the first time in Prague.
Very good and clean apartment!
- Alojamiento de calidad asegurada
- Verificamos telefónicamente a cada anfitrión
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Eventually Marine talked, and the publicity wave broke all the harder for having been dammed up so long. Not wanting a similar embarrassment, the Footloose producers didn't try to conceal Tramm's contribution: He is listed in the credits as stunt dancer. But why use a dance double at all? "To do highlights of a moment here or there," says co-producer Craig Zadan. When hired, Tramm thought he was going to do all Bacon's dancing, but wound up with just the acrobatic sequences. "For my ego, I would like to have done all of the dancing," admits Tramm, "but I was happy for Kevin." Bacon, on the other hand, had resisted using a dance double. "It's an assault on the actor's fragile ego," he says.
Dance movies starring non-dancers are a recent Hollywood innovation. "In the old days you either did it or you didn't," says Flashdance choreographer Jeffrey Hornaday. "In Gene Kelly's time, there wouldn't be a dance film with the focus on an individual dancer if that person wasn't doing the dancing." But a new breed of young directors, typified by Flashdance's Adrian Lyne, learned their craft creating TV commercials and rock videos. They take a bionic approach to filmmaking. "Young directors are very specific about their needs, and very departmentalized," Hornaday says. "If they can't get great acting and brilliant dancing in one person, they'll invent ways to have it."
For Jahan, 25, Flashdance led directly to her first credited role—as a stripper in the upcoming film Streets of Fire. She has one line: "Back up, scum bag." "That's okay," Jahan says with a laugh. "I started as a dancing frog in a shopping mall."
Daughter of a French architect, Marine was raised outside Paris and moved to Los Angeles when she was 18 to study dance. She won a scholarship to the Dupree Dance Academy, where she met Peter in 1977. Soon she found work in commercials and TV specials. "When I decided to stay, I thought, 'Why not learn to sing and act?' " she recalls. "My dream has always been to sing and dance in musicals."
Longing for the lead role of Alex in Flashdance, Marine tried out unsuccessfully at a casting call. A few weeks later the part went to Beals, but Hornaday soon realized that he would need a trained dancer to double for her. Having worked with Jahan on videos, he asked her to audition. She was planning to leave for Germany in a few days to do a TV special with Suzanne Somers, and her arms felt stiff and heavy from inoculations. At one point during the audition, the black wig on her head flew off. Still, she got the job.
Jahan did virtually all the dancing in Flashdance. "It was way too complicated for Jennifer to know even how to begin," she says. Delighted at the prospect of two months' work, Marine never thought to ask for billing until long after her contract was signed; the producers made no commitment. At a preview screening, she sat through all the credits, hoping to see her name. "The film credited the dog and not Marine," groans Hornaday. Seated nearby, he told her, "I'm sorry, kid. But you were great. They were applauding for you." She replied, "Yes, but they don't know it."
They know it now. The high visibility of Flashdance is a dancer's dream. "It can open a lot of doors for you," says Tramm. He is hoping that his far smaller contribution in Footloose might do the same for him. An Air Force brat whose family eventually settled in Lompoc, Calif., Tramm at one point was paying $175 a week for five different acting classes. "Even more than me, Peter wants to be a star," says Marine. He agrees, noting that dual ambitions strained their two-year marriage, which ended in 1982. "It got to the point of being competitive with each other," he says. "There are a lot of people who are very happy dancing in commercials and TV specials, but Marine and I both wanted more. That's one of the things that attracted us to each other, and the same thing tore us apart."
Peter recently came tantalizingly close to a leading role in Shootout. He remains confident that sooner or later he will be cast as an actor, quitting the chorus forever. "James Cagney was a dancer, and he moved out of that to be thought of as an actor," Tramm says. "I would like to make that sort of a transition." Of course, New York and Los Angeles are full of young dancers with similar dreams, but Peter says that's no way to look at it. "Being a very positive person, I think I'll get where I want. I never think about the odds. Something like that could drive you crazy."
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"Doing Indian gaming casinos is like finding your way through a minefield," Richard McLellan, a Lansing lawyer with experience in tribal gaming and Indian affairs, said Tuesday. "There are so many ways to block them."
And even trickier is finding a way to make one happen, and McLellan believes the city of Lansing and the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe have struck gold.
The federal land claims act prescribes exactly how five tribes in the state can use the money they received in a settlement. A provision within that act regarding the Sault Tribe differ from the others, including the Bay Mills tribe, which tried in recent years unsuccessfully to open an off-reservation casino.
"The difference between those two (provisions) is the difference between success and failure," McLellan said."
Michigan State University College of Law Professor Matthew Fletcher, director of indigenous law and policy, said the relevant statute seems to be Section 108, subsection of the Michiagn Indian Land Claims Settlement Act:
(f ) LANDS ACQUIRED USING INTEREST OR OTHER INCOME OF
THE SELF-SUFFICIENCY FUND.—Any lands acquired using amounts
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be held in trust by the Secretary for the benefit of the tribe.
The federal settlement money, per the terms of the act, was deposited into the Sault's self-sufficiency fund.
It appears the city of Lansing and the tribe plan to have the tribe purchase land from the city using "interest of other income" from the self-sufficiency fund to purchase the land for the casino.
In doing so, the Secretary of the Interior would have to place the land into trust.
In other words, Fletcher says, "Once they buy the land, the secretary is obligated to take the land into trust."
Getting the land into trust amounts to clearing the biggest hurdle for off-reservation gaming, but it's no guarantee.
"A lot of tribes have trust land. That doesn't automatically mean its gaming eligible," he said. The tribe would have to prove it was exerting governmental authority over the land -- enforcing tribal law on the parcel.
Fletcher gave the Lansing casino a "decent chance," saying it would likely have to pass a test in the federal courts.
McLellan was even more optimistic.
He said requiring the land to be placed in trust would "sweep away objections that normally would apply," such as requiring the land to be held in trust before a certain time, be within a certain range of the reservation, and other conditions.
Perhaps even more importantly, there is precedent for such an attempt.
"As far as I know, only one tribe did this successfully," Fletcher said: the Wyandott tribe out of Kansas City, Kansas.
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Hollywood ended in photo-finish mode with three new movies bunched up tightly for the No. 1 spot during a sleepy weekend at the box office.
Two movies tied for first-place with $13 million each: Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena's police story "End of Watch" and Jennifer Lawrence's horror flick "House at the End of the Street."
And right in the same ballpark was Clint Eastwood and Amy Adams' baseball tale "Trouble with the Curve," which opened with $12.7 million.
It proved to be another slow weekend for Hollywood, whose business has been sluggish throughout late summer. Revenues were down for the fourth-straight weekend, with all three of the top new movies opening to modest crowds.
"Dredd," which stars Karl Urban as a law enforcer and executioner, opened well down in the rankings at No. 6 with $6.3 million, while "The Master" earned $5 million.
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The post-Emmy Champagne surely tasted sweet for the people at "Modern Family" and "Homeland."
"Modern Family" continued its run as television's most honored comedy at Sunday's Emmys, winning the best comedy award for the third year in a row, a directing honor for co-creator Steve Levitan and acting trophies for Julie Bowen and Eric Stonestreet.
The terrorism thriller "Homeland" won the best drama Emmy, as well as top acting awards for Claire Danes and Damian Lewis. The writing for "Homeland" was also recognized. Showtime's first-ever best drama honoree prevented "Mad Men" from winning its fifth straight best drama Emmy.
Once showered with honors, "Mad Men" set a record Sunday with 17 nominations and zero wins.
Probably the least-predicted winner was Jon Cryer of CBS' "Two and a Half Men" as best comic actor. HBO's comedy "Veep" received mixed reviews, but Emmy voters loved veteran actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who won the best comedy actress award for her turn as a caustic U.S. vice president.
Julianne Moore's uncanny take on Gov. Sarah Palin in the TV movie "Game Change," about the 2008 presidential campaign, earned her best actress honors.
Kevin Costner was named best actor for History's wildly popular miniseries "Hatfields & McCoys," while Tom Berenger was named best supporting actor for the project and Jessica Lange won supporting actress honors for "American Horror Story."
Washington on Eastwood: 'Clint is my hero'
Clint Eastwood has taken a lot of barbs over his empty chair routine at the Republican National Convention, but Denzel Washington still holds the film legend in high regard.
"I have the utmost respect for him as an actor and as a director," Washington said. "Clint is my hero."
Although Washington supported Obama in 2008, he graciously declined to address an empty chair or do any "Eastwooding," as it's come to be known on the Internet. He calls himself an independent and said in this election he isn't committing to either side.
"I listen to both sides of the argument and try to make an assessment," he said.
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More than two decades after she last graced the stage in Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," Academy Award-nominated actress Diane Lane is returning to the theater in a Chicago production of Tennessee Williams' "Sweet Bird of Youth."
Lane will star opposite rising Broadway actor Finn Wittrock at the Goodman Theatre, playing faded movie star Princess Kosmonopolis in the production that opens Monday and runs through Oct. 28. She will portray an older woman being used by a younger man to win back his former lover.
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Bruce Springsteen celebrated his 63rd birthday onstage until nearly 2 a.m. Sunday, joined at the end by his hearty mom.
Adele Springsteen danced and sang background to "Twist and Shout," walking offstage with her son and his band at nearly 2. Her only concession to age was a pair of hastily made earplugs.
She watched as her son cut a giant cake in the shape of a guitar, passing out pieces to some audience members.
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On screen the entire time and with little dialogue, Kim, a TV thesp in her first bigscreen role, plays Jeong-hye, a clerk in a small suburban post office who lives on her own and goes through the same dreary routine every day. Attractive, neat but very detached, she seems to have no personal life and keeps a polite distance from her talkative female colleagues (Kim Mi-seong, Lee Mi-mi) and maverick manager (Kim Jung-gi).
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The above takes up almost an hour of screentime but never becomes remotely boring. Shot largely handheld, in a fluid, easy way, and trimly edited, the film delivers its magic in its detail — everyday nuances, looks and gestures that ring true — and is held together by Kim's graceful performance as the lead character, who's comfortable in her own skin.
Or so it seems. In a development that initially seems abrupt, Jeong-hye suddenly invites a writer (Hwang Jeong-min), who's been regularly mailing portions of his book from her post office, to dinner. Their awkward encounter triggers another attempt by Jeong-hye to reach out emotionally, this time to a drunk (Seo Dong-weon). Pic's final revelation of the cause of Jeong-hye's emotional/sexual blockage seems cliched, though the final reel is both gripping and moving in a restrained way.
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- Vol. 31
- No. 17
John Hull, Once Oliver North's Man in Costa Rica, Is Now Accused of Running Guns and Drugs
These are perilous times for Hull, a diehard foe of Nicaragua's Sandinista regime. His enemies in Managua have plotted to kill him, he claims, and he fears they may try again. Also, with the failure of the contra cause, he faces serious legal troubles in his adopted homeland. Prompted by accusations that his private airstrips were used to carry weapons to the contras and cocaine to the U.S., Hull was arrested by Costa Rican authorities in January and charged with drug trafficking and violating that country's security laws. He spent two months in jail—part of it in a hospital ward because of heart problems—before friends and neighbors raised $37,500 for his bail. Under Costa Rican law, his case is now undergoing further investigation before a final decision is made whether to try him.
Hull's chief American ally, former-National Security Council staff member Oliver North, has been of little help to the beleaguered rancher. The onetime White House champion of aid to the contras has spent the past three months in a U.S. court battling a 12-count indictment of his own. Earlier this month, while Hull awaited the outcome of North's trial, U.S. Sen. John Kerry dealt the crusty Evanston, Ill., native another blow. The Massachusetts Democrat, who chairs a subcommittee on narcotics, terrorism and international operations, released a report calling Hull "a central figure in contra operations" and citing a convicted drug smuggler who claimed Hull had been present when cocaine was loaded aboard a plane returning to the U.S.
"The newspapers have already hung me just by quoting some dope dealer in a Florida prison," says Hull angrily. "Bull. I've never seen cocaine in my life."
A veteran pilot who maintains six airstrips scattered over the 10 Costa Rican ranches he owns or manages, Hull admits aiding the contras but says he used his airstrips solely to retrieve injured rebels from battle zones in Nicaragua. "Everyone knew I was helping the contras," he says. "I took out their wounded, held bleeding children in my arms, fed the fighters and gave them shelter. I also briefed the CIA on everything I knew that was going on in the war zone, but that's all I did. I wasn't running drugs. If I were, I'd have bought myself a few new tractors instead of going on with some old wrecks that belong in a museum."
After dropping his workers at various spots around his 1,640-acre cattle and citrus ranch, Hull drives his pickup back along the gravel road, waving to the sentry. "The Communists have been out to get me for years," says the tanned, balding patriarch. "Three times people were sent to kill me. Once we chased them away with gunfire, and two other times I got tips about plots to do me in. I was lucky." While in jail last January, Hull decided to send his son, Johnny, 17, into hiding in the U.S. "I couldn't take a chance with my son," he says. "They might have gone after him the next time."
The threats didn't cause Hull any regrets for his pro-contra efforts, and "I'd do it again if had to," he says adamantly. "Only this time—speaking as an armchair general—I'd like to have some offshore naval guns break the Sandinistas' back by taking out all their refineries, bridges and ammo dumps first. Take about 30 minutes and save us a lot of lives. It's what we should have done a long time ago."
Hull is equally firm in his views about Oliver North, calling his trial a disgrace to the nation. Hull first met the former Marine lieutenant colonel in 1983, while in Washington visiting then Sen. Dan Quayle, another vocal contra supporter. Quayle helped arrange an introduction at the White House, Hull says, and North was pleased to meet such an avid fellow anti-Communist. Charges that North mishandled contra funds or acted unpatriotically cause Hull to bristle. "There's no way you'd get me to believe he took a penny for personal use," he says in North's defense. "Now this deal about his trying to get security for his house, well, who wouldn't try to protect himself? Hell, the CIA once paid for five of my bodyguards. And I'm certainly not in the same league as Ollie North."
Those bodyguards were armed sentries posted at Hull's main ranch near Muelle de San Carlos, says Hull, and he insists that their salaries were all the money he received from the CIA. The Kerry report offers a different account, stating that for two years Hull received $10,000 a month from contra leader Adolfo Calero, all at North's direction.
Heart troubles or not, by late morning Hull is on horseback riding among a herd of cattle. Although down on his luck, he is still clearly the patrón of his domain and proud of his image as last of a breed—the rugged frontier landowner. He often calls his ranch hands peons, but over the years he has saved lives and relieved suffering, he says, by flying many sick or pregnant villagers for medical treatment to the nearby city of Quesada or to the country's capital, San José.
Hull first arrived here 20 years ago, after several failed attempts to start enterprises in other Latin American countries. "It was raw paradise—miles of trees, no roads and a lot of rivers to ford. I first came with my father, who was an agronomist, and what we found was some of the richest volcanic soil in the world. So I decided to stay. In 15 years we were turning virgin forest into the country's breadbasket."
Hull's enterprises eventually did well enough for him to buy and develop more property. He later attracted other U.S. investors, who also bought land and allowed Hull to manage their interests. "Then the Sandinistas took over next door, and the devil slipped into paradise," he says. "All I was doing in helping the contras was just protecting my land and my investments."
Hull still owns a 700-acre grain farm outside Patoka, Ind., and he's still legally married to Mariella, 70, now a retired schoolteacher who manages the spread. "What can I say?—he's the Great White Hunter," says Mariella without bitterness, adding that she had to remain in Indiana to raise their daughter, Mary Ana, now in her 40s, and care for Hull's and her own aging parents. "The marriage just didn't work out with so many separations. Now it looks like John's world is coming to a screeching halt. But he's still the father of my daughter. He knows he's always got a home here."
For the time being, though, Hull's home remains the spacious, airy house overlooking his main ranch. It is there that he lives with Margarita Acosta, 36, a former servant who has been his livein companion for the past 19 years and who is the mother of their absent son, Johnny. Hull's troubles have not only cost him his son's company but have drained him of cash as well. He says his business is suffering because of his two-month absence in jail, and he has laid off half of his 100 or so workers. Local banks have closed off credit to him ("for obvious political reasons," he says), and the government has forbidden him to use his single-engine Cessna or any of his airstrips. "I feel trapped and persecuted, but at least lots of folks still come by. You see, at heart I'm just an old country boy, just wanting to live my simple life."
Not that Hull's life is simple these days. Though his trial is still an uncertainty, if convicted he will face an eight-to 20-year prison sentence. "I'd dearly like to go to the U.S.," he says. "If they let me leave, my doctor wants me to check into a clinic in North Carolina to have my heart looked after." Hull, in fact, does have friends abroad. Democratic Congressman Lee Hamilton of Indiana and Republican Congressman David Dreier of California recently led a bipartisan effort of 19 U.S. Congressmen urging President Oscar Arias to free him.
By late afternoon, the house is quiet, and the distant shrieking of wild monkeys carries clearly through the shuttered windows. Servants have finished cleaning up after a weekend fiesta and the wedding of Hull's stepdaughter, Sandra, 19. Of the 200 visitors who came, the few still left on the veranda include several foreign reporters, some neighbors and a taciturn, graying emissary from retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, a longtime pro-contra fund-raiser. The emissary and Hull confer in hushed voices out of hearing of the other guests. Later, as they part, Hull hands the man an envelope with the name ROB OWEN written on it. Owen, a former aide to Senator Quayle, had later served Oliver North as a courier delivering money and messages to the contras.
A short while later, an unabashed Hull admirer arrives from Florida for a visit. He approaches his hero with a smart salute and announces, "Commander Hull, Joe Cortina, Special Forces, demolitions—reporting for duty!" Hull smiles at the bluster of the former Vietnam Green Beret who has come armed this day with only a video camera and a gift bottle of champagne. Although Hull never served in the U.S. military, he joined Britain's Royal Air Force before the U.S. entered World War II and rose to a captain's rank. "At ease," says Hull in a tired voice. "Welcome to the fight. I need all the help I can get."
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Last week, as a three-hour Webinar was in progress, I told "Walter"—a very attentive prospect—about the owner of a water restoration company who had incorporated his ongoing marketing ideas into his systems. I could tell Walter was getting excited as I showed him step-by-step examples of how the restoration owner had done that.
The more I showed Walter about systemizing every aspect of his company, the more excited he became. He finally blurted out, "You can even systemize the warm and fuzzies!" I LOVE IT when people GET IT!!
Later on, I'll tell you how the owner of the water restoration company did it. It's simple enough, if you believe that control systems (like checklists) can make your ideas happen, whether they be marketing related or just a way to make sure there are paper towels in the restrooms.
You may be one of the skeptics that say, "I've put systems in place and I can't get my people to follow them." That is a problem, and I feel for you if you can't give someone in your company a reasonable request, pay that person for doing it, and feel confident to insist that it be done!
What if an employee told you he/she wasn't going do one of the main job duties of position for which the person was hired ? Would you really NOT insist?
When running an organized business, it is plain ole insubordination for someone NOT to follow the plan that's been set by management in order to grow the business for everyone's benefit. That's especially true when the request is something that would create good will in the mind of your customer—that "warm and fuzzy" feeling about your company, as Walter would say.


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A campaign launched by a London Labour councillor, Rowenna Davis, to give communities more power to prevent increasing numbers of betting shops opening in their areas is an excellent step forward. Once again, the response of many on the 'left' has proved just how out of touch with reality they are.
I think it's important to firstly point out that this campaign isn't going to change the world overnight. Problem gambling won't disappear if this gets government approval.
It is however a small step in the right direction, as the gambling industry isn't one that we should be seeking to defend under any circumstances. They are entirely parasitic and socially useless.
As David Lammy quite correctly points out on one of the campaign webpages:
"For anyone that believes that it is time to civilise capitalism, then here is the place to begin. Bookmakers are profiting from poverty. They cluster in deprived urban areas and transform them from hubs of vibrancy to soulless, cheap mini-Las Vegas imitations. In my constituency, there are 40+ bookmakers but not a single bookshop. Residents want to have power to shape their neighbourhood and take pride in them but are at the mercy of bookies that are based in Gibraltar and Malta. Enough is enough."
Spot on David. You were talking bullshit about smacking but this is all true. They follow and exploit poverty and desperation, and need to be more tightly regulated. I've occasionally peered through the window of a betting shop and they are the most depressing, soulless places imaginable, full of desperate people.
Predictably and depressingly, a myopic and ill-informed response followed the announcement. This piece on Liberal Conspiracy generated an enormous amount of mouth-frothing and criticism in the comments section that followed it. Yours truly intervened a couple of times and received a lot of misinformed stick in return. My basic arguments were never refuted so they are worth repeating:
- On all of these sorts of questions a simple question needs to be asked. Who benefits? Or for you Latin fans: Cui bono. The situation that pertains at the moment is due to fierce lobbying of the government by the gambling industry. They want to make more and more money, often from people who can afford to lose it least. Defending the status quo is defending their largely unimpeded ability to make profits. The situation is as it is now not because successive governments are concerned to ensure that individual freedom and liberty is protected. It is a consequence of fierce lobbying and policymakers being captured by the industry.
- One of the responses from those who believe in an unregulated free-for-all has been that if the betting shops are shut or prevented from opening then the business will move somewhere else, i.e. that the level of gambling will not reduce. If that's true, then why is the industry so keen on opening more shops? Do they like wasting money on unprofitable extra premises?
Another standard argument against the restrictions on gambling is that it is infringing on the ordinary working man's (and it usually a man) right to spend their money how they please. To the 'liberals', this trumps any consideration of what they are spending it on, the fact that the money is essentially being stolen from them and the wider social consequences problem gambling. As far as I'm aware there is no great public appetite for more gambling opportunities, so that argument is nonsense.
The campaign is about giving ordinary people more of a say in what their community looks like. It is hardly revolutionary or liable to fundamentally alter power relations in Britain. Having high streets populated with excessive numbers of betting shops is only in the interests of the gambling industry. No one else. If we are talking about freedom, then the 'right' not be surrounded by shops that suck the life out of the area they are located in is more of the sort of 'freedom' the left should be interested in.
It's interesting to reflect on this in conclusion. The campaigns against loan sharks have received near-unanimous support across the leftwing spectrum. Everyone on the left is more than happy to see their rights to
exploit trade restricted, and therefore by definition the right of people to take out high interest loans.
Fundamentally, what is the difference? In both cases, people are being exploited by companies keen to extract money that their
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BEDFORD - After being throttled in its previous two games, Penn Cambria came out full throttle itself Friday night.
With their offensive line blowing open running lanes for junior back Jordan Fuller, the Panthers behaved like a team on a mission in a Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference matchup with host Bedford.
Fuller rushed for 116 yards on 16 carries and two touchdowns, and also caught a 29-yard scoring pass from senior quarterback Alex Pettenati, as Penn Cambria rolled to a convincing 30-6 victory at Bison Stadium.
"Our offense might have played its best game all year,'' said Penn Cambria coach Ernie Fetzer, whose team improved to 6-3 with one regular season game left and the District 5-6 Class AA playoffs on the horizon. "Our kids have been resilient.''
Penn Cambria shook off one-sided losses to conference powers Forest Hills and Johnstown the previous two weeks and rolled up 349 yards in total offense Friday.
"We played a couple buzzsaws the last two weeks, but our kids came back tonight and played well in every phase of the game.''
Penn Cambria set the tone with a commanding 78-yard, six-play scoring drive on its opening possession. Fuller carried four times for 59 yards on the march, including the final 5 yards on a burst off left tackle for the opening touchdown. Quarterback Andrew Buck's two-point conversion run made it 8-0.
"Our line got off the ball real well tonight,'' Fuller said. "We were hoping to come back off those two losses, and we played hard tonight, and put up a lot of points.''
After Bedford responded with a 69-yard, eight-play scoring drive that junior halfback Dakota Hess polished off with a 31-yard touchdown burst up the middle to pull the Bisons to within 8-6, Penn Cambria answered before the end of the first quarter.
The Panthers marched 70 yards on nine plays, with Pettenati rolling left and hitting senior back Anthony Guzic with a 5-yard touchdown pass 2:17 before the end of the first period. Buck added another conversion run, putting Penn Cambria ahead, 16-6 at the first-quarter stop.
"This was not a good night for Bedford football,'' said Bedford coach Kevin Steele, whose team dropped to 4-5 with a regular-season finale at archrival Chestnut Ridge next Friday. "[Penn Cambria] dominated the line of scrimmage. Outside of our first drive, we didn't get the job done tonight.''
The Panthers went ahead, 22-6 at intermission, wrapping a 56-yard, nine-play drive with a 1-yard Fuller touchdown run with 9:41 left in the second quarter.
Penn Cambria's final touchdown was scored with 3:34 left in the third quarter, when Pettenati dumped a pass across the middle that Fuller turned into a 29-yard scoring play.
Bedford turned the ball over three times, including two on interceptions by Penn Cambria's Pettenati and his fellow free safety, senior Trevor McConnell, that thwarted Bisons' drives. Guzic also recovered a second-quarter Bedford fumble as Penn Cambria put a damper on Bedford's senior night.
"They certainly attacked us tonight,'' Steele said of the Panthers. "They executed extremely well, and we didn't do the job in any of the three phases of the game.''
Penn Cambria16 6 8 0 - 30
Bedford6 0 0 0 - 6
First quarter
PC-Fuller 5 run (Buck run), 10:11.
B-Hess 31 run (pass failed), 6:35.
PC-Guzic 5 pass from Pettenati (Buck run), 2:17.
Second quarter
PC-Fuller 1 run (run failed), 9:41.
Third quarter
PC-Fuller 29 pass from Pettenati (Guzic run), 3:34.
RUSHING: Penn Cambria-Fuller 16-116, Buck 11-68, Pettenati 7-50, Guzic 6-27, Przybys 2-15, Lee 2-6, Team 3-0. Bedford-Gibbons 19-81, Hess 7-40, Deasey 5-32, Shippey 15-(-9).
PASSING: Penn Cambria-Pettenati 2-3-0-34, Buck 1-2-0-33. Bedford-Shippey 3-11-2-50.
RECEIVING: Penn Cambria-Mardula 1-33, Fuller 1-29, Guzic 1-5. Bedford-Deasey 2-31, Hess 1-19.
INTERCEPTIONS: Penn Cambria-McConnell, Pettenati.
First downs1716
Passing (comp.-att.-int.)3-5-03-11-2
Yards passing6750
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Kel-Tec Poll
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> Kel-Tec Poll
July 8, 2003, 11:02 PM
How many have had problems with KT?
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July 8, 2003, 11:12 PM
None here... but I only own five.
July 8, 2003, 11:18 PM
Why only "never", "always", and "not sure"??? There doesn't seem to be any middle ground. I had some failures to extract once with my P32, but I certainly wouldn't group that into any of the three categories I have to choose from, so I'm opting out of your poll. If you count it as "always", well I had problems once with a SIG P220, so I guess those are junk too.
July 8, 2003, 11:23 PM
You can add whatever you like.:)
July 8, 2003, 11:29 PM
No problems, 2 here
July 9, 2003, 12:48 AM
Well I voted no problems (because there is no middle ground) but I have seen mag related problems (as ANY pistol with subpar mags would) and had one ligitimate problem with the ejector on the P-11. (no problems not mag related with the P-32)
July 9, 2003, 01:15 AM
My P32 has never jammed, through ~1000 rounds.
My P11 failed to eject AND load on the first day I shot it, so I sent the barrel/slide back. They gave me a whole new set-up no problem and it has yet to jam, through ~700 rounds.
I can't complain, but I would put a few (like five) hundred rounds through any new Kel Tec firearm before feeling confident carrying it around for self-defense. Plus, it will help you get used to the trigger.
July 9, 2003, 01:23 AM
No Probs. Yes I fire HPs in mine.;)
AJ Dual
July 9, 2003, 10:56 AM
P32 and a SUB9 carbine, no problems.
July 9, 2003, 11:07 AM
You can add whatever you like. :)
There ya go; I added "few" and "frequently".
July 9, 2003, 11:30 AM
My problems w/ Kel Tecs is that I don't have access to them in my state :(
July 9, 2003, 12:30 PM
Thanks Tamara.:)
LOL!! I got booted from the KTOG boards. I really think that some of those people are full of BS. IMHO. :neener:
July 9, 2003, 01:11 PM
Actually "creampuffs and lemons."
My P32 was absolutely flawless in three years of carry.
My P11, on the other hand, was a lemon. It went back to the factory for numerous problems twice .
Would I buy another Kel-Tec product? Why, of course. I plan to buy their newly-released P-3AT once it gets into widespread circulation.
July 9, 2003, 01:23 PM
Yeah, I want the P3AT too.;) Oh by the way I Love my little P32 so far.;)
July 9, 2003, 01:43 PM
I bought it last November and have since put about 500 rounds through it. It is not the most fun plinking gun in the world--but it is not meant to be! Nothing beats it for concealability, low weight AND firepower combined; it is the size of a .22LR pistol. As for reliability, I have yet to have a single problem. And, no, it was not bluffed or buffed before shooting--just cleaned throughly. I actually found it to be surprisingly accurate for such a tiny pistol. It is toy-like in size and weight.
This is not promotion for the sake of justifying my purchase. It really has worked flawlessly.
Yes, the 32ACP cannot hold a candle to the 9mm, 40S&W or any of the other high power auto rounds. However, how many times have you heard about a fatal shooting (like the teacher that was shot awhile ago) with a .22LR gun! Shot placement, shot placement. And, I cannot imagine anyone would not be affected at all by being shot with a Cor-bon or Magsafe 32ACP round or two, especially in a critical area. To each their own ...
July 9, 2003, 02:13 PM
My P32 has been flawless since I got it in February. It's not fun, but it works.
July 9, 2003, 03:25 PM
I though "few" would be middle ground. :rolleyes:
July 9, 2003, 03:31 PM
LOL!! I got booted from the KTOG boards. I really think that some of those people are full of BS. IMHO.You got booted from www.ktog.org ? How did you manage to do that? :confused:
July 9, 2003, 03:58 PM
Bad mouth I guess. :evil: Expressed my opinion and called someone a lyer.
I guess they didnt like it.:D I cant get back in there under "makdaddy03" any more. And they deleted my post. :mad:
I had to register again under an assumed name.:D
July 9, 2003, 04:00 PM
LOL!! I got booted from the KTOG boards. I really think that some of those people are full of BS. IMHO.
You got booted from www.ktog.org ? How did you manage to do that?
yeah, espesially having posted there at 1:04 today....
July 9, 2003, 04:03 PM
Not Me.:confused: I cant get in. I didnt post that.
Mal H
July 9, 2003, 05:00 PM
... and called someone a lyer [sic].
To be honest, you'd probably get booted from this site for the same offense.
July 9, 2003, 07:03 PM
What if you call a liar a liar? is that an offence?
Pocket Pistol
July 10, 2003, 12:57 AM
Had one that was junk.
Never again.
July 10, 2003, 07:07 AM
Im not lying. I coundnt log in there. And that was not me that posted. Maybe its time for me to change handle and passwords.
Can I get booted for this?:neener: :what: :p :evil:
pss YZ, How do I pre rimlock? He is still saying bull hockey about this. He said that he has a couple hundred rds through his P32, with only minor problems "jams" has fired only Hollow Point ammo through his. He gave me about 75rds or 1 1/2 box to try out to prove it. By the way I still cant get in there. "KTOG":scrutiny: I can look, but not post.
July 10, 2003, 07:23 AM
I have proven my point KTs are good guns. Mods you can end this thread. Thank You.:D
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