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White House Girds for Battle With Congress on Syria
Obama Administration Says Evidence of Sarin Use Points to Assad Regime
WASHINGTON—The White House is girding for more than a week of battle with Congress over President Barack Obama's plan to launch limited military strikes against the Syrian regime for its alleged use of chemical weapons last month.
To back the administration's position, Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday that the U.S. had obtained new blood and hair samples from inside Syria that confirmed President Bashar al-Assad's regime used sarin, a powerful nerve agent, against civilians in an Aug. 21 attack on an eastern Damascus suburb.
Mr. Kerry said he believed this new evidence will help the White House build more support on Capitol Hill and among allies in Europe and the Middle East to take military action aimed at degrading Mr. Assad's ability to conduct chemical warfare.
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The leaders of the House and Senate said they would hold votes on the need for military action in Syria during the week of Sept. 9.
The administration quickly began making its pitch to lawmakers. On Sunday, it held a classified briefing on Capitol Hill, and on Monday, Sens. John McCain (R., Ariz.) and Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) were invited to the White House for a special briefing. The two, who have pressed for a more forceful strike on Syria than the cruise missile attack telegraphed by the administration, are expected to be key players as Mr. Obama tries to gather support for military action.
The debate is expected to kick off in the Senate on Tuesday, when the Foreign Relations Committee hears testimony during a public hearing from two alumni—Secretary of State John Kerry and Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel. The committee has also scheduled a classified session on Wednesday to discuss the White House request for authorization for the use of military force.
Messrs. Hagel and Kerry are likely to be called before other Senate and House committees. The Senate Foreign Relations witness list for Tuesday's hearing also includes Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee, the top Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee, said the administration needs to use the hearing to explain why military action is necessary and "how it will be sufficiently limited to keep the U.S. from being drawn further into the Syrian conflict."
With lawmakers' reservations already surfacing, the resolution submitted by the White House is already being redrafted in the Senate by aides to Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Menendez (D., N.J.) and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.), a senior aide said. The effort was to address lawmakers' top two concerns— including an explicit ban on committing U.S. troops in Syria and setting an expiration date for the authorization, the aide said.
A similar redrafting effort is under way in the House, where Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D., Md.) is a leader of the effort to include a ban on U.S. troops and set an expiration date.
"The resolution presented by the White House is very loosely written and needs to be narrowed in a number of ways that relate to scope of action and duration,'' said Mr. Van Hollen, who served on the staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee before he was elected to Congress. "I've been working with some of my colleagues on a rewrite."
Underscoring the importance of building support among House Democrats, senior administration officials held a 70 minute conference call with the caucus Monday. Participating in the call were Messrs. Hagel and Kerry, national security adviser Susan E. Rice and James R. Clapper Jr., director of National Intelligence.
Democrats who participated in the call said there was no discussion there of revising the wording of the resolution, but that it was clear that members of Mr. Obama's own party were "wrestling with the issue," said Rep. Gerald Connolly (D., Va.).
"The concerns raised were very heartfelt,'' said Mr. Connolly, who like Mr. Van Hollen wants to narrow the resolution's scope. "Nobody was posturing and those concerns ranged from highly skeptical to sympathetic.''
Rep. Brad Sherman (D., Calif.) was among the skeptics who thought the resolution was so broad it could authorize "a five-year war to take over Syria.''
"Clearly that's not what the president intends to do, but I don't like signing blank checks,'' said Mr. Sherman.
The White House faces a challenge building support among House Democrats because they include some of the party's most liberal, anti-war members. Many of them were part of the bipartisan coalition that has been challenging the administration's handling of the National Security Agency's surveillance programs.
It will be important for the White House to win over some of those Democrats to counterbalance the strong and growing opposition among House Republicans—or at least encourage Democrats to keep their powder dry while the administration makes its case over the next week. One anti-NSA Democrat who is maintaining a more neutral stance on Syria is Rep. Jared Polis (D., Colo.), who has not jumped out in opposition to the strike. He has issued a statement saying he looked forward to "studying the issue, understanding the case that the President makes, and making an informed vote."
Mr. Kerry began making the administration's argument directly to the American public Sunday morning with appearances on all five television interview shows.
"If the United States is unwilling to lead a coalition of people who are prepared to stand up for the international norm with respect to chemical weapons that's been in place since 1925, if we are unwilling to do that, we will be granting a blanket license to Assad to continue to gas," Mr. Kerry said on ABC's "This Week." "We will send a terrible message to the North Koreans, Iranians and others who might be trying to read how serious is America."
Mr. Obama said on Saturday that he has decided he should order a limited military strike against Syria, but in an about-face he said he would ask Congress to authorize the mission.
Mr. Assad's regime, meanwhile, mocked Mr. Obama's decision to seek congressional approval for military action, claiming the U.S. had lost its nerve and was fading as a global superpower.
Diplomats and activists in Europe said they would use the congressional debate in Washington to try to build up even greater opposition to military action in Syria.
France has so far been the only nation in Europe to say it will support Mr. Obama in attacking Syria, with the U.K., Germany and Italy saying they wouldn't participate in any military intervention. But politicians in Paris said they would use the next 10 days to try to block President François Hollande's decision to support Washington.
"Like in the U.S. and the U.K., the president must organize a formal vote in Parliament," Jean-Louis Borloo, head of France's UDI centrist party, tweeted in his account Sunday.
Opposition on Capitol Hill to Mr. Obama's plans for Syria emerged across party lines and among many conservatives and liberals.
Leading hawks on Syria, including Messrs. McCain and Graham, said they would oppose Mr. Obama's policy if it didn't go far enough in weakening Mr. Assad's regime and preparing for a change of government in Damascus.
Opponents of military action said the bombing of Syria risked quickly escalating and bringing in Mr. Assad's chief international backers, Iran and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
They also worried that a U.S. attack on Syria would serve only to ensure a stalemate in the Arab country while fueling the flood of more refugees into Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey.
"I'm not sending my son, your son, to fight for a stalemate," said Sen. Rand Paul, (R., Ky.) on NBC's "Meet the Press."
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Neither House nor Senate leaders said they were formally calling their members back to Washington before the scheduled Sept. 9 end of their August recess, but House members got a classified briefing on the Syria crisis Sunday afternoon with officials from the White House, the State Department, the Defense Department and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will be reconvening early to hold a hearing Tuesday on the resolution to authorize the use of force, but there could be more than one. Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Menendez (D., N.J.) said "senior administration witnesses will testify" next week.
Both the politics and the logistics of moving the use-of-force resolution forward in Congress are difficult. It remains unclear exactly what measure the House and Senate will be voting on because lawmakers are likely to seek changes in the draft submitted by the White House on Saturday night.
A senior aide to House GOP leaders said they regarded the White House draft sent to Congress Saturday as a "starting point" for discussions among lawmakers. "Our committees and staff will look over it and decide the best way to proceed," said the GOP aide, who added that the measure will be reviewed by three committees—Foreign Affairs, Armed Services and Intelligence.
Mr. Kerry and other senior U.S. administration officials worked on Sunday to counter the charges being made by some American lawmakers and allies that Mr. Obama backed down on his pledge to use force, and buckled under political and diplomatic pressure.
A key question is who will be leading the charge on Capitol Hill to help build support for the measure in advance of the vote. House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) hasn't stated his position but has raised questions about the administration's broader goal and strategy.
However, Mr. Obama has an important Republican ally in House Intelligence Chairman Mike Rogers, who has strongly supported a targeted strike on Syria.
"We better send a very clear message, in a unified way, that we're not going to tolerate proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, let alone their use," Mr. Rogers said Sunday on CNN.
Israeli and Arab officials, who have been the most aggressive in seeking to punish Mr. Assad, said Sunday they worried Washington's delay could end up emboldening Damascus, as well as Iran and Hezbollah. "Obama wants to stay neutral on everything—Egypt, Syria," said a senior Arab official working on the Syrian conflict. "Sometimes middle ground doesn't work."
Mr. Kerry gave an impassioned speech on Friday outlining the need to act against Mr. Assad's forces. But he and other U.S. officials argued Sunday that taking the time to build greater consensus in Washington ultimately would strengthen the case against Damascus. They said the growing amount of intelligence documenting the Syrian regime's use of sarin would also aid Mr. Obama's policy.
Mr. Kerry was among the handful of senior administration officials who held extensive discussion at the White House before the president announced his decision to seek congressional approval on Saturday afternoon. U.S. officials said they sought to learn from the situation in the U.K., where Prime Minister David Cameron sought to quickly obtain legislative support for Syria strikes, but failed.
"I believe that as we go forward in the next days, the Congress will recognize that we cannot allow Assad to be able to gas people with impunity," Mr. Kerry told ABC.
The secretary of state was cautious in detailing what the administration would do if Congress voted against strikes on Syria. But he said the White House believed Mr. Obama was within its rights to launch the attacks without congressional approval.
The administration has made great effort over the past two weeks to provide classified information to Congress and the press detailing the Assad regime's alleged use of sarin gas on Aug. 21, which the U.S. estimates killed some 1,500 people, including more than 400 children.
Last week, the White House released a four-page intelligence report that claimed Syrian security forces extensively planned for the attack on the Damascus suburb of East Ghouta, citing human intelligence, communications intercepts and social media reports. U.S. officials said Syrian forces appeared to be trying to clear the neighborhood of rebels so that they could launch strikes on the strategic city of Aleppo.
Mr. Kerry on Sunday said the U.S.'s acquisition of blood and hair samples only further solidified the U.S.'s belief that the Assad regime used sarin gas.
—Janet Hook and Siobhan Hughes in Washington and David Gauthier-Villars in Paris contributed to this article.
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Aug. 22, 1939
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Cameron County
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Arthur Bryant Cohan Sr. (born 14 Jun 1914 NY, died in Aug 1983 Fort Myers, Lee, FL) and Lillian Ida "Peggy" Sherman (born 9 Oct 1912 Mount Vernon, NY the daughter of Alfred Charles Sherman and Lillian Gibbs, died 19 Apr 1999 Dallas, Dallas, TX).
He married first Barbara Dee Weyer; he married second Debbie Beth McClure.
1940 Pelham, Westchester, NY, 2nd Avenue
Arthur Cohan, head, 25, NY
Lillian, wife, 27, NY
Judith, daughter, 2, NY
Arthur, son, 7/12, NY
Valley Star, Saturday, 30 Mar 2013
by Allen Essex
"After a long push to get a veterans memorial built at Pendleton Park, Art Cohan checks that place of honor every day, rushing to pick up a discarded plastic cup or cigarette butt.
Cohan got involved in the Veterans Memorial Project Committee in 2008.
His 20-year career in the Marine Corps included service in 1965 at DaNang and ChuLai, Vietnam. He moved to Harlingen for a four-year stint as a drill instructor at Marine Military Academy after he retired.
Born in Mount Vernon, N.Y., he grew up in Baltimore, Md., and Hubbard, Ohio.
His career in the Marines involved working with radar and missile systems and he won awards as an instructor.
In 1993, he was engaged to Debbie McClure when she was struck by a drunken driver, sending her to hospitals for four months with a severe head injury and other injuries, Cohan said.
Months later, they were married, but she has since struggled with memory problems, Cohan said. They made the rounds of high schools, talking to teenagers about drunken driving.
Debbie still works hard to remember names. As a kind of therapy, they began delivering the Valley Morning Star, which helps her work on memorization skills, Cohan said.
They bought her childhood home and she now feels secure, he said.
Cohan has six children from his first marriage, five boys and one girl.
Two of his sons served in the Navy, one in the Army, he said. He also has 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
As a boy, he delivered newspapers and enjoys rising early to greet the day now as he and Debbie deliver papers, he said.
As part of Debbie's rehabilitation, Cohan began researching McClure's family roots in 1994, and they have contacted 230 relatives she had never known, he said.
He became more and more involved in genealogy, working as a volunteer at the Latter Day Saints Family History Center and then with the Tip O' Texas Genealogy Center, Cohan said. He now teaches classes in genealogy.
The pre-dawn newspaper delivery schedule seems more natural than staying up late, working on genealogy projects on his computer, as he did before, Cohan said.
Nine years after they started their paper route, his wife still rides with him every morning, reminding him if she thinks he missed a customer, he said.
Cohan also is an original member of the Harlingen Tea Party, helping to organize meetings and political forums, he said."
"HARLINGEN - People who knew a couple killed in an explosion Monday in Harlingen said they want their friends to be remembered by how they lived, not how they died.
Residents along Rio Hondo Road said Art and Debbie Cohan were instrumental in the building of a veterans' memorial in Harlingen. A small crowd gathered at the memorial after they heard the news of their deaths.
"Art Cohan was one of the most unselfish and energetic workers for veterans, and communities in general," Frank Hale said. He is the committee chairman for the Veterans Memorial Project.
He said Art Cohan fought to have the memorial built in Harlingen.
"He was out here every day when it was being built, making sure everything was done right," Regina Shipp said.
Art Cohan was never shy about asking for donations for the project, his friends said.
He worked hard to make sure all veterans were remembered, Doyle Shipp said.
"He put these down with his own hands. He was out every week doing this," Shipp said of stones with veterans' names engraved on them.
"He was a Marine, not an ex or past Marine," Shipp said.
The flags at Pendleton Park were lowered in his honor."
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First of all, the emails are kind of a bitch to stop. Go to your page and your options section. I think it is on the same page where you can post your ticker and all that. De-select every email option, then hit the override option to not receive anymore emails about anything. It will still send you emails for about 3 days or so. I suggest making a special filter for it in your email account so you can delete them without looking.
I am so sorry for your loss. I've been in your shoes, I lost my first one, too. Please take the time to greive properly. This is a loss and should be treated as such. I didn't want to acknowledge that I should be taking to other women about it, because I was in so much pain. It turns out that everyone I talked to had been through the same thing. Talking about it helps a lot. Just take some time for yourself, because your body will be going through some unhappy changes now. Also remember to take time for your partner. You guys need each other more now than ever. Remember, no matter how dark it feels or how right this pregnancy seemed to be, there is a plan and you still have so much time ahead of you. I wish I could tell you when your time will be, but it's unknowable. Your dreams for the future aren't gone, they're just on hold.
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WASHINGTON — Phoenix native David Baker stood outside the Supreme Court Tuesday, an openly gay member of the Mormon Church in support of same-sex marriage.
"I believe that civil marriage is a civil right," said Baker, one of a handful of people on both sides of the same-sex marriage debate who have been gathering outside the court this week to wait for rulings on the issue.
Their numbers are likely to explode Wednesday, when rulings are expected on the federal Defense of Marriage Act, which defines marriage as between a man and woman, and California's Proposition 8, which overturned a law in that state that had legalized same-sex marriages.
Also pending is the fate of Arizona's law banning benefits to domestic partners of state employees. Gay state workers had challenged the 2009 law as discriminatory, since heterosexual couples can get benefits by getting married in Arizona but homosexual couples cannot.
Lower courts agreed and blocked the law, sparking a state appeal to the Supreme Court. Brewer v. Diaz is one of several gay-rights cases the court has not heard, but has not rejected, while it considers the two gay-marriage cases.
The prospect of those rulings drew Baker and others this week. Those cases are among a handful left to be decided, with the court announcing that it would release its final opinions for the term Wednesday.
That could draw crowds rivaling last summer's for the court's decision on Obamacare – also on the last day of the term – when news reports estimated more than 1,000 people showed up.
Baker, who now lives in Washington, D.C., said Tuesday that it is "shameful" that people are treated as "second-class citizens" because of their sexuality.
But Ronald Brock, of Truth Truck U.S.A., was expressing a different viewpoint in front of the court Tuesday.
Brock opposes same-sex marriage, which he said goes against the word of God. He held a sign Tuesday urging supporters to "repent or perish."
While opponents' numbers are also expected to swell Wednesday, Brock was the only one visible outside the court Tuesday.
Bob Kunst, a Florida resident who identified himself as the president of Shalom International, is a same-sex marriage supporter who said the court is playing "sexual politics" when it should be addressing other critical issues.
He said that the court must understand that gay people deserve "equal rights under the rule of law" as much as straight people.
"You're supposed to interpret the Constitution, not your sexual hang-ups," Kunst said.
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"We're going to win anyway," he said.
Baker, 24, who has been at the court every day this week, said it was difficult being gay and raised in the Mormon Church, but that he is now an openly gay member.
"Growing up in the church as a gay Mormon was difficult, but I found a good place where I resolved my spirituality and my sexuality," he said.
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IAN HENCHKE, PRESENTER: Hello and welcome to Stateline I'm Ian Henshcke.
Today a group of Western Suburbs resident lost their bid in the Supreme Court to stop housing on the Cheltenham racecourse.
They wanted the rezoning of the area to allow housing ruled invalid. That rezoning was one of the key points in the long running battle over the sale of Cheltenham.
891 ABC's Radio David Bevan has been covering the story from the beginning and prepared this special report.
JAY WEATHERILL, MEMBER FOR CHELTENHAM: Well you've got to know when you've had a win. I mean, this is a very good outcome for the local community.
ROD SAWFORD, FMR FEDERAL ALP MP: At the 2002 state election Labor made it quite clear and Jay Weatherill in particularly made it clear, that only Labor would save the open space that is Cheltenham Park.
DAVID BEVAN, REPORTER: For more than 100 years people have been coming to Cheltenham racecourse, the working man's track, hoping to back a sure thing. But since the '70s others have thought there was a better way to win at Cheltenham, sell the land.
In 2002 the ALP's Jay Weatherill won the seat after campaigning to save the racecourse, but about 18 months later, Weatherill, and the owner of the neighbouring Actil (phonetic) site and the SAJC, were discussing the possibilities of a sale.
STEVE PLOUBIDIS, FMR SA JOCKEY CLUB CEO: They were fairly clandestine meetings because obviously we didn't want to expose the fact we were meeting with developers because ultimately the South Australian Jockey Club was committed to going to tender and not dealing with an individual party.
DAVID BEVAN: What's somebody doing who campaigned to keep it free from development, doing facilitating a meeting between a developer and a Jockey Club?
JAY WEATHERILL: Well, we could see what was happening and the SAJC said they no longer wanted to race racehorses at the Cheltenham Racecourse.
TREVOR WHITE, CHELTENHAM RESIDENTS ASSOC.: The residents like myself would have had no inkling of that whatsoever.
DAVID BEVAN: No idea that he was meeting with the Jockey Club and the developer?
JAY WEATHERILL: I told them exactly what I was doing in terms of advocating for a position that maximised the benefits out of this and of course that meant meeting with anyone that was in a position to do that.
DAVID BEVAN: Jay Weatherill says he made it clear to everyone that he personally remained opposed to the sale and if the Jockey Club insisted on selling they'd better get community support behind them.
In September 2004 at a controversial meeting the sale plans were endorsed by Jockey Club members. The sale process was off and running.
MALE RESIDENT (at protest): Don't sell Cheltenham..
DAVID BEVAN: Jay Weatherill set up a residents group. By now he believed they had to get the best compromise out of the club but other residents were determined to maintain the battle to keep it as open space.
TREVOR WHITE: People in Woodville had confidence in Jay Weatherill's position; that Labor in government and with all those things like proclamation and trust property that it would be assured to be kept as open space.
DAVID BEVAN: Steve Ploubidis says the club would have sold the course the Government.
STEVE PLOUBIDIS: Absolutely. David, we would have been prepared to sell it to you if you wanted to buy it.
DAVID BEVAN: The Government though wasn't prepared to buy it. But in April 2005 the Premier and the senior ministers met the residents group. Notes the residents made record infrastructure minister Patrick Conlon warning that if Labor was not in government it would be difficult to protect the site.
The premier said the Government didn't have a majority in either house so it couldn't legislate to protect Cheltenham and even if it refused to rezone the land for housing a future Liberal government would.
The issue of rezoning had become crucial. Steve Ploubidis says if the government didn't rezone the course for housing, its sale wouldn't result in sufficient profit. The SAJC engaged the services of lobbyist and former Labor senator, Nick Balkis to assist them to achieve that.
STEVE PLOUBIDIS: We also had to make sure that there was someone who was good enough to be able to push our cause on a daily basis or be available to us when required and that was Nick Balkis.
DAVID BEVAN: The Jockey Club promised the pay him $137,000 for his lobbying services upon necessary Government approvals being granted.
The residents had long known they needed something other than racing if Cheltenham was to stay as open space and they found it in water.
ROD SAWFORD: It's the only significant open space in the western suburbs but it's also subject to serious flooding. The storm water that comes down Torrens Road and comes down the Port Road finishes up in that area.
DAVID BEVAN: People had been talking about capturing stormwater at the track for years. In a drought stricken state they believed they'd fund a winner.
At the same time as Nick Bolkus was working for the Jockey Club he was running the state Government's new stormwater committee; a group set up to manage stormwater projects across the city.
He was appointed at the committee's chairman by long time friend and factional ally Patrick Conlon.
Mr Bolkus has denied any conflict of interest and told ABC News in 2008 that for the first 20 months, Cheltenham didn't come up. When it did, he left the room and allowed the committee to deliberate in accordance with the rules.
Mr Conlon says Nick Bolkus demonstrated during his chairmanship that he was scrupulous in managing any conflict of interest.
(from ABC Radio interview, March 2007)
PATRICK CONLON: Cheltenham Racecourse doesn't have an issue of stormwater management at present.
INTERVIEWER: Well there might be some people who would argue that Cheltenham Racecourse would be a key piece of infrastructure in the management of stormwater.
PATRICK CONLON: Well, some may but it's not been suggested me.
DAVID BEVAN: In October 2006 the Land Management Corporation which answers to Patrick Conlon had the results of three months of public consultation. That report showed most people wanted Cheltenham kept as open space and a key reason was the opportunity to use the site for innovative large scale stormwater recovery and re use.
The local council had discussed asking the State and Federal governments for more money to buy the land so that it could be used to catch water and in November 2006 the Friends of Gulf St Vincent wrote to Mr Conlon suggesting the land could be used as a potential water factory. Last month on 891 Mornings, we asked Mr Conlon about these issues.
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PATRICK CONLON: Well actually David, I'm not going to debate what was said then but I'll tell you, that it's us that actually have – bit back to the start private sector land owned by a racing company. They wanted to sell it and wanted it rezoned. It was their decision to sell, they didn't want to run racing. We imposed on then the biggest open space obligation that's ever been imposed, including an obligation to create wetlands.
But can I say I have heard so much nonsense about this development. We have imposed the greatest obligation on open space, which includes wetlands and it used to be a racecourse, it's a significant net improvement in open surprise and wetlands.
JAY WEATHERILL: I've never been interested in walking down both sides of the street. I've been interested in seeing what we can do to maximise the benefits for the community at every stage and that involves sometimes making judgments about what is likely to happen in the future. There is no point and it's no assistance to the community to put your head in the sand and say "Let's just oppose this and it might go away".
This wasn't going away. This piece of land was always going to be a prime opportunity to develop.
STEVE PLOUBIDIS: We need to admire people that whilst they may make a decision, circumstances do change where they have to go back to this decision, reassess it and if there needs to be a change in the process and their thoughts and their decision making, well I commend them for doing that.
DAVID BEVAN: Minister Conlon argues residents having failed to retain racing are clinging to stormwater to justify keeping Cheltenham as open space.
The residents group argue it's Labor that's switched horses. From promising to fight to keep the land free of development to now clearing the way for housing on 65 per cent of it.
The land has now been bought by AV Jennings and Urban Pacific, the land has been rezoned.
PATRICK CONLON: I will defend the decision at Cheltenham against any criticism that it should have been left as some locked up racecourse, it is a much better outcome for the community.
TREVOR WHITE: We do feel let down by Mike Rann and Conlan and Jay Weatherill.
ROD SAWFORD: What they've done is broken a promise.


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Bring well wishes to yourself or a loved one with this Lucky Horseshoe Necklace. Great for equestrians and superstitious folks alike, this fun DIY chain necklace is easy to make and fun to wear with any outfit. This layered chain look is very easy to obtain and gives your necklace a professional look that's sure to fool your friends. Don't spend money on jewelry you're never going to wear...try your hand at creating your own! Who knows, the horseshoe charms in this necklace may be just the luck you need to get started!
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- Cut four strands of chain in varying lengths, based on what will fit you and how long you want the necklace to be. My shortest chain measured 18″ long – which hit me just below my throat, and my longest chain measured 33″ long – which hit me mid chest. The middle two chains I cut in between those lengths so that they were all in regularly decreasing sizes. Lay them out so that the chains are centered and then scatter your horseshoe charms across them, positioning the charms so that they don't line up but are peppered randomly throughout the chains. Use the wire cutters to snip the chains where you want a charm to hang.
- Open your jump rings by twisting them, not pulling them apart. This ensures that you don't disrupt the shape of the ring and will be able to get it closed tightly again. If you pull the ends apart they'll never close tightly enough to keep the chain from sliding out.
- Thread a chain on one side of the jump ring and a horseshoe charm on the other, then use the pliers to close them tightly.
- Repeat this with the chain on the other side and for each horseshoe necklace charm.
- Use more jump rings to connect the ends of each chain to one of the holes on the clasp.
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Jake List of Liszt Historical Restoration works on the wooden sculpture of Ceres atop the State House dome in Montpelier last month.
MONTPELIER From the top of the golden State House dome, Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture, has endured Vermonts long winters, blizzards, Tropical Storm Irene, high winds and the suns glare for about 75 years. Now she is getting a touch-up.
Crews have been working on top of the dome under a tent of plastic, repairing rotted sections and repainting the 15-foot-high wooden sculpture.
The $18,000 project is expected to be finished by next month, weather permitting, said Tricia Harper, the states architect.
The hand-carved piece replaced the original sculpture by Larkin Mead, called Agriculture, which had rotted. In 1938, during the Great Depression, 87-year-old sergeant at arms Dwight Dwinell took on the task of whittling the head, and the custodial staff carved the body of the folk-art piece.
The resulting copy was not a very faithful replica of Meads work of fine art but is now appreciated as an outstanding example of Vermont folk art, said State House Curator David Schutz.
The original 14-foot statue was approved by the commissioners overseeing the reconstruction of the State House in January 1858.
They picked the simplest proposals from sketches Mead had submitted, including some that incorporated other symbols of farming, such as a plow and animals, he said.
Schutz speculates that the most engaged commissioner, George Perkins Marsh, may have chosen the agriculture theme, referring to the piece as an allegory rather than a goddess, as the statue eventually became known.
An early rendering of the proposed State House shows the figure of Freedom on top of the dome, so eventually Agriculture prevailed, Schutz said.
Crews from Liszt Historical Restoration of Essex Junction have removed the peeling, cracked paint of the sculpture, replaced rotten portions, and sanded and prepped it for re-painting.
This week they added an elastomeric paint, which allows moisture vapor to exit the sculpture but doesnt let water in. A second coating was mixed with sand for texture.
They are also doing repairs to some of the balusters in the 5-foot railing that surrounds the base. They will install some vents by drilling small holes in the back of the sculpture on the north side, which doesnt see much sun and tends to rot. The small holes will allow moisture to escape, reducing the chance of rot.
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The main objective of this review is to critically evaluate the present evidence regarding a relationship between ocular melanoma (OM) and cutaneous melanoma (CM). Melanomas are malignant neoplasms that develop from dendritic melanocytes that are found in the skin, eye, mucosal epithelia, and leptomeninges. While the skin is the most common site of melanoma development, these neoplasms can occur in any tissue that contains melanocytes. We review the incidence and characteristics of OM, evaluate the existent data regarding its potential relationship to CM, and provide some guidance for the dermatologist regarding the evaluation and diagnosis of this ocular tumor.
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A retrospective review of the literature.
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Studies included those relevant to disease pathogenesis and incidence, cohort studies (ie, studies evaluating the incidence of CM in patients with OM), and pertinent investigations from the dermatologic literature (ie, cases of atypical nevus syndromes). The referenced study designs and methodologies varied.
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Data were extracted by 2 independent reviewers, and the main results are presented in a qualitative, descriptive manner.
Evidence for comorbid OM and CM exists in patients with strong phenotypic expression of atypical nevi and conjunctival melanoma, although CDKN2A mutations have not been documented in patients with OM.
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.Forever Home 'Exceptional comfort for today. Discrete care comfort for later' is Moments Furniture's exclusive partner for the consumer market. Forever Home wants to help and advise seniors to live independently for longer time.
'Carehome of the Future', an innovative project based on care, well-being, comfort and health, located in Heusden-Zolder (near Hasselt). As a partner, moments furniture has also designed the layout and freestanding furniture, for both the care flat, the lounge, the care room and the atmospheric brasserie.
Our B2C partner Forever Home is a member of the platform 'SILVERHOME', the first platform in Flanders (Belgium), exclusively for companies and organisations which develop solutions for people to remain living independently in their own homes in later life.
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Trump plans to be back in Virginia every week until the election, his Virginia campaign chairman said.
BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — Jerod Evans said that he needed to clean up some things during Virginia Tech's upcoming off week.
On Friday, Sept. 16, Republican presidential nominee Trump acknowledged for the first time that President Obama was born in the United States, ending his 5-year history, upon which he built his political career, that of stoking the false, racist lie that the nation's first African-American p…
Trump plans to be back in Virginia every week until the election, his Virginia campaign chairman said.
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There is a 2 month volunteer in a work place that they are interest in. After 2 month they can either register for that job again or find a new job. This 2 month volunteer help give the student experience of what it will look like in the their major job.
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They explain everything clearing. They make sure their student understand before they move on to a new topic. The class are small, but it is good because you will know other people faster because there are not much name and people to remember.
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At the end most student that go to this school have a job within 4 months. The percent of graduate student are higher then other school.
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It is different that Minneapolis business college find a job for all their student to volunteer for 2 month and get some experience about the job they going to do.
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I haven't started college yet but everything I've heard has been great.
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Multiple problems last semester with the schools online servers which should not happen to be honest. The schools server was down for 6 days which made students take their finals over break. Quiz's/ test not accurate, had to email instructors many times to clarify.
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I really love it here. I have made a lot of friends, and for the first time in my life, learning has been fun.
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Everything is included in tuition, and I've never had to worry about surprise expenses.
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The schedules are set and cannot be changed to go along with the student's availability.
Campus Resources:
The school is designed more to do homework and studies at home, rather than at school.
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Being able to go to school for such a short time and finish with going to a job is a definite plus. There's not really much of a campus or college type experience.
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I will be prepared to start a job after graduation and my school will help me with future jobs and my externship.
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I get hands on experience and already feel comfortable for my upcoming externship.
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The classes directly apply to my area of studies, and the professors are great!
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This school should not be an institution. Their grading system is made for elementary students, they don't stay on course, it's expensive to learn basically the same I did in high school. They never discipline the way they say they will. Their "placement" office sends graphic majors to office max. They just want your money. Don't consider this place if you want a real education. But if you want someone to hold your hand and rob your bank account, then by all means this place is perfect.
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The Hershey volleyball team won two and lost two Saturday at the Elm Creek Invitational tournament.
We started slow, Hershey coach Amy Beyer said. Hats off to Southern Valley they are a good solid team.
The Panthers notched a win in the second game, defeating Amherst 25-19, 25-14. Then Hershey downed Cambridge (2-6) in a three-set battle, 25-17, 21-25 and 25-21.
We struggled passing and serving this weekend, which is frustrating because we work on it so much in practice, Beyer said.
Even though Hershey went 2-1 in the tournament, Beyer said the team took a step backward overall.
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Heifer International, based in Little Rock, is a global nonprofit with a goal of ending poverty and hunger in a sustainable fashion. Established in 1944, Heifer International gives gifts of livestock, seeds and trees and extensive training to those in need. It has helped more than 15.5 million families — 79 million people — in more than 125 countries.
The organization provides cattle, sheep, rabbits, honeybees, pigs, llamas, water buffalo, chicks, ducks, goats, geese and other regionally appropriate livestock as well as tree seedlings. As of 2011 these animals and plants have been distributed in more than 125 countries around the globe.
Heifer's total revenue for fiscal 2011 was $127.6 million, a bump of nearly $5 million from 2010. Of the $127.6 million, 61 percent came from individuals' contributions. The organization's expenses for 2011 were $117.6 million.
Heifer works to ensure that the gift of each animal will eventually help an entire community become self-sustaining. Animals such as goats, water buffalo and camels are "seven M" animals, meaning they provide meat, milk, muscle, manure, money, materials and motivation. Once its immediate needs have been met, a family is free to sell any excess at market. Heifer requires participating families to "pass on the gift" by giving at least one of the female offspring to a neighbor who has undergone Heifer's training.
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Itaú BBA opened the way for other Latin American banks to tap international lenders for funding the largest loan transaction ever made to a LatAm institution
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All of the candidates who filed to run for a seat on the Charleston County School Board will be eligible to do so.
Candidates were required to submit petitions with signatures of registered voters to earn a spot on the ballot, and the Charleston County Board of Elections and Voter Registration has finished verifying those signatures.
None of the school board candidates was disqualified, said Sheryl Mishoe, special services coordinator for the county board office.
Candidates are elected by the entire county but must reside in certain areas. Three downtown residents, incumbent Toya Hampton Green, college professor Robert Russell and library manager Marvin Stewart, will compete for a downtown seat. Three candidates, former teacher Elizabeth Kandrac, appliance business owner Chris Collins and retired major and teacher Mattese Lecque, will run for two North Charleston seats; and four candidates, former state lawmaker John Graham Altman, incumbent David Engelman, commercial real estate broker and developer Chris Fraser and former principal Ann Oplinger, will vie for two West Ashley seats.
Filing for five seats on the Berkeley County School Board opened Friday and will remain open until noon Aug. 15. Candidates are elected by district, and the open seats are in Districts 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9.
In Dorchester District 2, incumbents Bo Blanton and Carolyn Howard filed for re-election, and they will run against five newcomers for three school board seats. Other candidates are mortgage banker and former teacher Jay Byars, Berkeley County teacher Barbara Crosby, insurance claim investigator Michael Hess, registered nurse Patrick Labbe and bookkeeper Lisa Tupper. The elections are nonpartisan and districtwide, so the three highest vote-getters win.
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I've seen the future in Camden.
Don't laugh. Camden still awaits its much-ballyhooed revitalization, but the city that has suffered mightily for others' sins appears to be catching one well-earned break.
This summer, the last inmate left Riverfront State Prison, in the glorious shadow of the Ben Franklin Bridge. This fall, demolition crews will descend upon what was surely the most ludicrously located correctional facility in America.
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