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Schools take special precautions with food allergies
In Tuesday's Facebook Story of the Day viewers wanted to know how local school systems help students with food allergies.
Food Services at the Lee County School System says the parents need to notify the cafeteria manager with a doctor's note. This doctor's note should have the specific allergy and foods the child has.
Local school nurses say the parent should provide their child's teacher with an epi pen in case of an emergency, especially during class parties and field trips when a student may accidently eat something they are allergic to. She says the school does not provide epi pens.
"If the child has an epi pen we need to ensure multiple people in the school know how to use it, know where it is and know what symptoms the child would present with," says Ri Lamb, a school nurse at Southside Middle School.
Lamb adds that an epi pen works for a short period of time, and a student who has an allergic reaction to food should also be immediately taken to the emergency room.
At Lee County, they say an individualized menu is created for students with food allergies that still meets the nutritional requirements. They say there is a last check at the checkout: A digital reminder comes up about the student's allergies.

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Eagle boys fall to Broncos, face them again at SHC
Mullen got the best of the Brady boys during regular-season action on Thursday when the Eagles suffered a 44-37 loss on the road.
Coach David Jacobs hopes a neutral site will help Brady turn the tables on the Broncos this week in the Sandhills Conference tournament at Dunning.
"There were several lead changes throughout the game," Jacobs said of Brady's matchup with Mullen. "The score was tied 37-37 with about two minutes to go."
But things didn't go Brady's way in those last couple of minutes and the Broncos pulled out the win.
"I'm sure it was a fun game to watch but it wasn't a fun game to lose," Jacobs said.
Senior Zach Mann led the Eagles in scoring with 19 points. Mullen had three in double figures, led by Riley Rice with 17.
"They're big, strong, athletic kids," Jacobs said, "and Mullen is a really tough place to play. Hopefully on a neutral court, we can turn things around."
After easily handling Hyannis 61-36 in the first round of the conference tournament, the Eagles advance to face Mullen again in the semi-finals at approximately 5 p.m. on Thursday in Dunning.
Should they win, the championship game is set for 6:30 p.m. Friday at Dunning. A loss would send the Eagles to the consolation at 3:30 p.m. Friday.
The other side of the SHC bracket includes Stapleton-McPherson County.
Brady managed to avenge an earlier loss to SMC with a 52-43 overtime victory at home on Friday.
The score was tied 39-39 at the end of regulation and Brady dominated the overtime.
Mann had 33 points to lead the Eagles, who are now 11-4 on the season.
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Insecurity and Assurance of Salvation
from R.C. Sproul Oct 24, 2016 Category: ArticlesWe are fragile mortals, given to fears of every sort. We have a built-in insecurity that no amount of whistling in the dark can mollify. We seek assurance concerning the things that frighten us the most. The prohibition uttered more frequently than any other by our Lord is the command... Keep Reading
He is Not Here, He is Risen
from Chris Donato Apr 25, 2011 Category: ArticlesMany Christians seem content to leave Jesus on the cross, while the resurrection often suffers from neglect. That the cross receives so much attention, however, is not without warrant. After all, the event was the "one act of righteousness" that led "to justification and life for all men" (Rom. 5:18). That is to say, the one Man's act of righteousness is the climactic act of Jesus' life-long fidelity to His Father's will and purpose, when He offered up His life for His people. Keep Reading
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from W. Robert Godfrey Apr 21, 2011 Category: ArticlesCamping's knowledge of Bible verses and confidence led many to follow him as their only leader and teacher. He had become their guru. It is interesting how often people seek someone to follow unquestioningly. This reality has been called the Fuehrerprinzip or the leader principle. Whether a false prophet or a political leader or an intellectual authority, many people want someone whom they can follow simply and blindly. For some listeners to Family Radio, Camping became their leader or guru. Keep Reading
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from Tim Challies Apr 21, 2011 Category: Tabletalk MagazineI distinctly remember the period after I first began to embrace Reformed theology while a pastor with Calvary Chapel in Europe. The Bible had come alive to me as a result of having discovered that "the gospel" was not just the "Roman Road" down which we take unbelievers in order to get them to "pray the prayer" and accept Jesus into their hearts, but it was so much more. The gospel as I came to realize, refers not just to our evangelistic tactics and formulae, but to all of the doctrines of grace that shape our lives as Christians: election, regeneration, saving faith, justification, sanctification, and glorification. Keep Reading
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from Karisa Schlehr Apr 20, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesA few weeks ago we introduced a new series from David Murray and HeadHeartHand on the appearances in the Old Testament. Today brings the fourth episode in the preview series. You can watch the first two episodes of CrossReference: Discovering Christ in the Old Testament here, and the remaining videos will be available for temporary viewing each week for the next seven weeks at the Ligonier blog, Challies, and HeadHeartHand. Keep Reading
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from W. Robert Godfrey Apr 20, 2011 Category: ArticlesCamping's reading of the Bible led him to a curiously self-contradictory method which is at some times excessively literal and at other times wildly allegorical. As an engineer he has had a particular interest in the numbers in the Bible. It is this interest that has led him to reach conclusions about the date of the end of the world. His first date was 1994 and he wrote a book showing the method by which he reached this date and to show how certain it was. Since then he has come to certain conclusions about several other dates, some of which he made public and some of which he did not. His repeated failures in calculating the end of the world have not led to repentance on his part or any basic revision of his method of interpreting the Bible. Keep Reading
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I had to escape
The city was sticky and cruel
Maybe I should have called you first
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But I was dying to get to you
I was dreaming while I drove
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The long straight road ahead, uh-huh, yeah
Could taste your sweet kisses, your arms open wide
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This fever for you was just burning me up inside
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I drove all night to get to you
Is that all right?
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I drove all night, crept in your room
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2011 Toyota Sienna XLE 8-Passenger 4dr Minivan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
I purchased the van new and it now has about 106,300 km. This van is now about 4.5 years old and in the last 7 month, I've had the following problems; (1) air conditioner compress had to be replaced, (2) starter motor failed, (3) Driver power seat failed.
Other than these problems, I really enjoyed driving this van.
Roominess, comfort (My family and I have no complaints and we go on four 22+ hour trips (sometime driving straight through the night).
Roof rail works with Thule Rapid Crossroad Foot Pack 450R. This allows me to attach long 84 inch Thule bars which permit me to carry two canoes or 4 mountain bikes.
I also like the power - it can quickly accelerate from 100 km/hr to 140 km/hr to pass someone on the highway quickly.
I find that the passenger side windshield wiper fluid does not get sprayed up high enough onto the windshield at highway speeds (90+ km/hr) and makes it difficult to properly clean the windshield. I just tested a 2015 Toyota Sienna yesterday and observed the same issue.
Bought Sienna new in 2010, now have 48K on it.Mileage is great - 20 mixed and 25+ hwy.Engine has lots of zip to pass.Interior plastics and trims feel a little cheap.Leather only OK.Price to buy was descent compared to crossovers.Towing capacity is a lie - there is a 45 MPH speed limit, special hitch, and electric brakes required.Had a problem that was quasi-warranty and Toyota dealer and corporate was absolutely positively without a doubt useless.Even though we like the van in general have put Toyota on our do not buy list.
Rear folding seat - its a cavern back there, and you have just as much room if you don't fold it.
Fuel economy.
Electric tailgate is handy.
Built in window shades are great.
Backup camera neat feature when the lens is clean.
The center seat that slides on the tracks is a joke.
It makes little extra space when you move it.
The mats under it wrinkle and bunch up in the front.
Heater is a pooch.
We live in Minnesota and testify you will be cold for an hour if outside temperature is below zero.
Controls are annoying.
Can't adjust heat if door is open because door open display hogs the display.
Can't use the fob to lock doors until all are closed and the van beeps at you until you hit unlock or all doors close.
Auto reverse on electric hatch back unreliable and will damage itself if obstructed.
No power passenger seat or heated rear seats without going to limited trim.
Hard to clean rear window near spoiler.
Driving XLE for almost 2 years. Put on around 31K miles. Still on first set of tires, but looks like will need new ones within 10K.Bought brand new in January 2011 in Newnan, GA. Pros: 3.5L engine, V6. Definately a way to go for these cars. Cons-a little slow response to the acceleration. A little bit cheap plastic interior, though easy to clean and no reflection from direct sun. Free 2-year dealer service is good, but nothing tremendous. Usually includes 2 oil changes, 3-5 tire rotations and cabin filter replacement. Has a lot of trouble with sunroof. Rubber pieces are coming off the rails constantly, though dealership replaces them under warranty. Gas economy averages 20mpg. HWY 25mpg.
leather interior, adjustable heated seats, dual DVD in headrests, double glove box, space.
Interior (cheap plastic), 8-th seat base should be independent (too heavy because attached to the passenger seat). Color combination (such as black on black will be good to have)
The installed Toyota GPS, while fun to use with it's large touch screen is DVD based, and the disk provided with my NEW Sienna was two years out of date... does not even have my street included (5 years old).AND... Toyota wants a ridiculous $250 for an updated disk!You can purchase a much better GPS, more features, and lifetime map updates for a little more than half that.Just stick it to the face of the Toyota display...Come on Toyota - get reasonable.A NEW car should at least have a current verions disk... and be provided with updates during warranty.
We like our Toyotas (have several).
Do NOT like the GPS.. limited functionality, very expensive, out of date, and update disks are VERY expensive.
Provide resonably priced GPS updates.. or free for new cars and under warranty.
I just purchased my 2011 XLE Sienna two weeks ago and found out that not all addresses are in the navigation system, even those that have been in existence for quite some time. When I had the dealership check it, they said they cannot do anything because the disk that uploads the direction is contracted out to a third party vendor. When asked if the problem can be resolved, they said they cannot guarantee that the issue would be fixed.I was then directed to the corporate customer relations department. The representative said the same thing and was not very helpful. To make a long story short, I would think twice about buying this since Toyota doesn't appear to have this problem resolve.
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The 1998 Robert Smigel animated short film "Conspiracy Theory Rock", part of a March 1998 "TV Funhouse" segment, has been removed from all subsequent airings of the Saturday Night Live episode where it originally appeared. Michaels' claimed the edit was … Continue reading →
Were Weapons Being Shipped from Libya? Where Are the Survivors of Benghazi Attack? [Video]
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The Carroll County Senior Center is located at 110 Sixth St., Carrollton, (502) 732-7026
Wednesday, Nov. 7: Nutrition with Grace, 10:30 a.m.
Thursday, Nov. 8: Bunk-O, 10:30 a.m.; advisory meeting, noon.
Friday, Nov. 9: Let's play Euchre, 10 a.m.
Monday, Nov. 12: Thanksgiving dinner provided by the JAG staff and students, noon.
Tuesday, Nov. 13: Bingo, 9:30 a.m.; aging in place, 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 14: Rummy tournament, 9:45 a.m.
Carroll County Public Library - November is Fine Amnesty Month, reduce your fines and support the Carroll County Ministerial Association Food Bank, an overdue item returned with a non-perishable food item will have fines forgiven, call the Library (502) 732-7020 for more information.
Wednesday, Nov. 7: Walk-away the pounds, 9 a.m.; Carroll County Animal Support, 10 a.m.-noon; seminar series, Spanish Culture, 1 p.m.; Zumba, 5:15 p.m.
Marisa Ruckel and Benjamin Watts of Carrollton would like to announce the birth of their son, Sawyer Taylor Watts born Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012, at Norton Suburban Hospital in Louisville, Ky. He weighed 9 pounds 7 ounces and was 21.5 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Jay and Michelle Montgomery of Carrollton and Monty and Debra Ruckel of Somerset, Ky. and his great Aunt Kathy Ruckel of Somerset.
Paternal grandparents are Chuck and Kathy Watts of Carrollton.
Feeding an average of 120 people each month has taken a toll on the Community Food Pantry housed at St. John's Catholic Church.
"We've had to take cash donations and buy food to have enough for area families, so Scouting for Food could not have come at a better time," Ruth H. Baxter, treasurer for the food pantry said. "We are out of everything that fills a basic food basket – from spaghetti sauce to macaroni and cheese."
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Today may feel like your lucky day. Your feeling of good fortune could inspire you to take big chances that could garner huge winnings. There may be a dream you want to pursue but have been too scared to go for because of the risk involved. Think of what your life could be like if you were living the dream rather than dreaming about it. Granted, there may be missteps along the way. Mistakes are part of life, and you'll make them whether or not you take big chances. Remember that the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward involved. Now may be a wonderful time to venture into an important investment or give yourself something wonderful that you have wanted to have for a long time. Remember that you are worth it, so let yourself be lucky today.
Luck is what you create for yourself when you seize the moment and become willing to receive the good that can come from taking chances. Opportunities to be lucky exist everywhere. All you have to do is be brave enough to take a chance and be lucky. Luck doesn't happen from hiding in your room and never giving luck an opportunity to enter your life. Open your heart, speak your truth, and come out of hiding today, and you will find that you are one lucky soul.
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There's no doubt that one of the many great pastimes at the Wisconsin State Fair is eating.
This week and next we're featuring a different food on a stick each day. From the healthy (fresh fruit kebobs) to the unhealthy (chocolate-covered bacon on a stick), so far the taste testers we've enlisted have loved each and every bite of fair food.
So let's hear where you head when hunger strikes at the fair. Cream puff central? Roasted corn stand? Deep-fried everything area? What's your favorite Wisconsin State Fair food?
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There are restaurants you like just because of the bread.
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Here in Milwaukee we consume a lot of food with French namesakes (French fries, French toast, Champagne...) but French cuisine is not something that is always on our radar.
In reality, every modern restaurant has its origins in French culture. The French were the first to offer dining locations that served meals all day long, unlike their earlier counterparts that had fixed menus served at specified times for a select group of people.
But how often do we eat authentic French cuisine? It's not the most common fare around here, but that doesn't mean there aren't great French restaurants in our midst.
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SALEM – A technology available at Salem Community Hospital allows doctors to see inside a patient's beating heart, revealing whether there's a risk for heart attack or something wrong with the valves or function of the heart.
"This answers a tremendous amount of information," Dr. Peter Apicella said during a recent interview to bring attention to affairs of the heart during American Heart Month.
Apicella serves as chairman of the Salem Community Hospital Medical Imaging Department, where the Dual-128 CT scanner produces 3-D images in a quarter of a second, with higher image quality and 80 percent less radiation than other CT scanners in the area. The scanner at SCH is the only one of its kind between Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Heart disease is the number one killer in the United States, taking more than 800,000 lives each year and affecting millions more through coronary artery disease, strokes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, angina, heart failure and cardiovascular disease.
According to Apicella, the most common cause of heart attack is cholesterol plaque buildup in the coronary arteries. When the cholesterol builds up, pieces can break off and block the blood vessels, disrupting the blood flow into the heart and causing a heart attack.
Risk factors for heart disease include age, family history, smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol levels, diabetes, obesity, physical inactivity, high stress and a diet rich in saturated fats and low in antioxidants.
"A lot of this is preventable," he said. "The only thing you can't control is family history."
Heart disease symptoms can include: pain or pressure in the chest; discomfort spreading to the back, jaw, throat or arm (usually the left); nausea, indigestion or heartburn; weakness, anxiety or shortness of breath; and rapid or irregular heartbeats.
For women, there may be less specific symptoms such as heartburn, loss of appetite, tiredness, weakness, coughing and heart flutters.
If a person does not die instantly from a heart attack, they end up in the emergency room where a number of tests are done, including an EKG. In most cases where a heart attack is diagnosed at SCH, Apicella said the patient is shipped to a cardiac care center in Youngstown or Akron for immediate treatment.
The more challenging patient is the one where the symptoms aren't as obvious and doctors aren't sure whether they're having a heart attack. Apicella said those patients and the patients who go to their doctor's offices with symptoms with uncertainty are the ones a CT coronary angiography can help.
The CT is non-invasive and fast and generates 3-D images of the heart showing the beating heart and blood vessels. A doctor can look at the detailed images and see the cholesterol plaque building up in the coronary arteries and evaluate heart valves and muscle.
By seeing the amount of plaque buildup, doctors can possibly treat the problem. If a heart bypass is recommended, doctors can see what they need to reroute the blood. Doctors can see where to place a stent to open up blood vessels so the blood can flow through.
Everything can be done quicker because the images allow doctors to see inside the heart.
The SCH Dual-128 CT scanner allows for imaging of all parts of the body in less time, with less radiation and sharper images produced. Besides the cardiac CT, the scanner allows for a virtual colonoscopy, 3-D lung cancer screening and 3-D CT urogram to see the kidneys and bladder, classify kidney stone composition and find early cancers, a description of the technology said.


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During Maryland's title run last season, Drew Nicholas evolved into his team's go-to guy. Well, at least in the interview room, where the consummate complementary player dished endless compliments for his soft-spoken senior teammates -- Juan Dixon, Lonny Baxter and Byron Mouton. Now Drew's game is doing the talking. The senior 2-guard has emerged as a scoring force (17.9 ppg) while still paying attention to the little things (steady ballhandling, lockdown perimeter D) that made him such a valued role player. "Drew's having a very good senior season," says Gary Williams, "because he was patient in his development."
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On April 2, 2015, an application for authority to retain professionals was filed in the bankruptcy case of Karmaloop, Inc. and its affiliates.
The filing was assigned docket number 81 and is described on the court's official docket as follows:
Application/Motion to Employ/Retain Burns & Levinson LLP as Counsel for the Debtors and Debtors in Possession Filed By Karmaloop, Inc. Hearing scheduled for 4/30/2015 at 11:30 AM at US Bankruptcy Court, 824 Market St., 5th Fl., Courtroom #4, Wilmington, Delaware. Objections due by 4/23/2015. (Attachments: # (1) Proposed Form of Order Exhibit A # (2) Declaration Exhibit B # (3) Notice)(Kortanek, Steven)
Karmaloop, Inc. filed for bankruptcy protection, or had an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against it, on March 23, 2015. The bankruptcy case is pending before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. The case number for the lead bankruptcy case is 15-10635. The bankruptcy case is currently assigned to United States Bankruptcy Judge Kevin Carey. The law firm of Burns & Levinson LLP is acting as lead bankruptcy counsel to Karmaloop, Inc. in the bankruptcy case.


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1. Budget gift: New England food baskets.
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3. Plan your menu. Recipes for Side dishes and the turkey.
4. Decorate with nature and color and Matthew Mead ideas.
5. Alone on Thanksgiving? Create a family around the holiday table.
6. Perfect pie crust. Recipe included!
7. Add variety. Mashed potatoes with seven mix-ins.
8. What's for dessert? Pies and Indian Pudding
9. Visit Plimoth Plantation for a history lesson.
10. Get tickets for a New England "Nutcracker" performance
11. View slide show of the Boston Nutcracker dancers backstage.
12. Make a fruitcake! Find our best fruitcake recipe at the end of "Mary's Farm" this month.
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Lady Gaga is ambitious. We know this already, since she scratched and clawed her way out of the Lower East Side to ascend into the pop stratosphere, breaking a lot of dagger-shaped nails in the process. But now she's riding high and is the biggest pop star on earth. That's why the rumor that she is planning a record-breaking, 450-date global tour doesn't shock us! It's typical of Gaga to plan a tour that's bigger than the towering stiletto heels she is known for wearing.
Taylor Swift won her 10th American Music Award in the form of the 2011 AMA for Artist of the Year, beating out some stiff competition from the likes of Adele, Lady Gaga, Lil Wayne and Katy Perry. Weezy was surrounded by a lot of beautiful and talented women in this category, wasn't he? Nevertheless, Swift expressed a mixture of shock, awe and joy when her name was announced. They like you, Taylor. They really like you. What's not to like about T. Swift?
This is pretty standard for Asian TV, but a show in China featured 30 old people singing "Bad Romance" by Lady Gaga in Chinese.
Time magazine has been around since 1923. It's not exactly the beginning of "Time," but it's almost 100 years, so the publication has clout and has chronicled a large part of modern politics, culture, society and life as we know it. So it's a big deal when the mag christened Lady Gaga's 'Bad Romance' to its list of the 'All-Time 100 Songs.'
The 2012 People's Choice Awards have released a lengthy list of contenders for next year's ceremony, with Katy Perry and Lady Gaga predictably leading the way. Each award features 12 possible contenders, and it's up to fans to narrow down the choices to the final five nominees in each category.
Among the luminaries paying homage to former President Bill Clinton at the 10th anniversary of his foundation were Stevie Wonder, Usher, Bono, and — perhaps most notably — Lady Gaga.
Calling it her "Marilyn moment," Mother Monster appeared in wavy blonde hair, scarlet lips and a nude-colored outfit, altering some of her song lyrics in honor of Clinton, such as changing 'Bad Romance' to 'Bill Romance.'
Nominations for the American Music Awards were announced today, and British singer Adele leads the pack with four nominations, including Artist of the Year and Favorite Female Artist.
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We're a day closer to games. To hold you over, we have some links from around the SEC.
Georgia backup running back Ken Malcome and cornerback Derek Owens have decided to transfer.
A 13-league team league in the SEC could bring an end to some annual rivalries in the West.
Freshman safety Erique Florence is eager to learn and is a part of Auburn's newer, younger secondary.
Alabama's defense is building an intimidating reputation.
Georgia center Ben Jones doesn't want his illegal hit on Mississippi State's Fletcher Cox last season to define him.
Pat Dooley of The Gainesville Sun writes that Florida's home underdog role is rare, but there are reasons for optimism for the Gators as they get ready for Alabama this weekend.
Arkansas' offense hasn't looked as great as last season's, but that doesn't mean it has been that bad.
Florida's untested team believes it can respond to adversity well this weekend against Alabama.
Freshman quarterback Kiehl Frazier's role is expanding in Auburn's offense.
Kentucky pumps in crowd noise at practice to prepare the Wildcats for the hostile environment inside of LSU's Tiger Stadium.
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"Miracle On Ice" captain Mike Eruzione is parting with his iconic No. 21 USA jersey, hockey stick and other Olympic paraphernalia. The jersey alone is expected to fetch more that $1 million. (Jan. 25) AP


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HALIFAX - Neil MacKenzie wants to cause some grief for the three kids who stole his bike.
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Neil MacKenzie stands with his loaned replacement bike outside the garage where someone swiped his own bike last week. MacKenzie is using Facebook and surveillance footage to try and find the thieves.
The Giant, Yukon bicycle was stolen from the Maritime Centre parking garage July 16 and the crime was captured by surveillance video cameras.
Because MacKenzie is a Maritime Centre employee, security guards gave him three clips of the crime as it unfolded, which MacKenzie posted on Facebook.
ŌĆ£I thought IŌĆÖd get faster and better results on Facebook than with police because they do have other priorities,ŌĆØ MacKenzie told Metro Wednesday.
The three video clips show one culprit poking his head around the corner of a stairwell, looking directly into the camera, three boys leaving the parking garage with the bike and a two boys waiting on Hollis Street before the third rides out of the building on the stolen bike.
ŌĆ£Some people have viewed it and think they know who the people are as far as seeing them on the street,ŌĆØ said MacKenzie.
He hasnŌĆÖt named the suspects publicly, not wanting to alert them ŌĆō but has relayed all the details to police in hopes that if thereŌĆÖs not enough evidence for a charge, officers could at least have a chat with the youngsters.
ŌĆ£If it causes the guys who took the bike any grief, as much as it caused me to get to work without it, then itŌĆÖs worth it,ŌĆØ he said.
He said heŌĆÖll probably never see the bike again, assuming itŌĆÖs been sold, trashed or thrown in a ditch. But he wants to the boys to know what effect their theft has had.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs just a bike, but it was my way of being able to make it home on time for my son. ThatŌĆÖs the biggest frustrating thing,ŌĆØ he said, explaining that taking the bus adds 20 minutes to his commute and the bike is faster than a car.
Being home earlier to look after his three-year-old son allows his wife to get to work.
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Nokia's Windows Phone Coming Q4 (Oct-Dec) 2011. Accenture staff to be retrained for Windows Phone after Symbian is phased out
I received an email from Timo Kämäräinen (from YLE Uutiset, cool). There's an interview with Stephen Elop that took place this evening:
There's the usual Nokia-Feb-11 stuff on why not going Android, yadada.
1) The (3000) people who have moved from Nokia Symbian to Accenture, will come back to be retrained to support Windows Phone
When asked whether the folks who moved to Symbian will lose their job when Symbian is phased out, Elop replies
"No indeed, the prospects are very good, because they will first help with Symbian and then go through an extensive retraining programme so they can support Windows Phone as well as other mobile activities around the world."Advertisements
When Symbian is phased out. Hmm…seems to sound like a definite goodbye there rather than "letting it run as long as it's significantly profitable".
2) When asked about Nokia Windows Phones, it seems even clearer that we're gonna get one THIS YEAR. Not 2012. And it'll be here in Q4.That's any time between October and December. And once announced, it will be available to buy very close to announcement date; an action so difficult for Nokia to do. If it weren't for this move, it may be likely that we could have announcements RIGHT NOW for the handset, like we did for the Nokia N8 that subsequently did not appear till about October in shops.
"The year 2012 is when we'll see a portfolio of [Windows Phone] products shipping in volume. The pressure is on all of us, myself included, to have those first devices this year but we haven't announced a specific date yet.
Our pattern now is to announce launch dates of products very close to availability. In the past, there have been longer lead times and that hasn't always worked out. It is possible [that we'll] see the first new phone in the last quarter of this year"
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"Tom has never written a letter for Abramoff," Tom Feeney's former Chief of Staff, Jason Roe insisted in an email to the St. Petersburg Times last year. "There is no accusation of a quid pro quo. No quid pro quo exists," he claimed.
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Among the other members who signed the letter was California Rep. John Doolittle, whose Virginia home was raided recently by FBI agents investigating fundraising by his wife as part of the Abramoff case.
In a related item, which we didn't get to pick up late last week, Feeney's golf junket to Scotland with Abramoff --- or as he called it, a "fact-finding trip" --- was paid for out of an Abramoff slush fund, according to documents obtained by Senate investigators as reported by the Sun-Sentinel...
In an open letter calling on former CIA Director, George Tenet to return his Medal of Freedom and donate royalties from his new book, six former intelligence officers excoriate the former Director of Central Intelligence for his complicity in overseeing the Bush Administration's misuse of intelligence to send America into an unnecessary war where more than 3,300 troops have so far been killed.
The complete letter, which pulls no punches is posted at Larry Johnson's website. Johnson is a former CIA agent and one of the letter's signatories. A PDF version of the 4-page letter is here.
Just a very few excerpts follow...
Dear Mr. Tenet:
We write to you on the occasion of the release of your book, At the Center of the Storm. You are on the record complaining about the "damage to your reputation". In our view the damage to your reputation is inconsequential compared to the harm your actions have caused for the U.S. soldiers engaged in combat in Iraq and the national security of the United States. We believe you have a moral obligation to return the Medal of Freedom you received from President George Bush. We also call for you to dedicate a significant percentage of the royalties from your book to the U.S. soldiers and their families who have been killed and wounded in Iraq.
[Y]our lament that you are a victim in a process you helped direct is self-serving, misleading and, as head of the intelligence community, an admission of failed leadership. You were not a victim. You were a willing participant in a poorly considered policy to start an unnecessary war and you share culpability with Dick Cheney and George Bush for the debacle in Iraq.
It now turns out that you were the Alberto Gonzales of the intelligence community--a grotesque mixture of incompetence and sycophancy shielded by a genial personality. Decisions were made, you were in charge, but you have no idea how decisions were made even though you were in charge.
Most importantly and tragically, you failed to meet your obligations to the people of the United States. Instead of resigning in protest, when it could have made a difference in the public debate, you remained silent and allowed the Bush Administration to cite your participation in these deliberations to justify their decision to go to war. Your silence contributed to the willingness of the public to support the disastrous war in Iraq, which has killed more than 3300 Americans and hundreds of thousands of Iraqis.
Mr. Tenet, you cannot undo what has been done. It is doubly sad that you seem still to lack an adequate appreciation of the enormous amount of death and carnage you have facilitated. If reflection on these matters serves to prick your conscience we encourage you to donate at least half of the royalties from your book sales to the veterans and their families, who have paid and are paying the price for your failure to speak up when you could have made a difference. That would be the decent and honorable thing to do.
Sincerely yours,
Phil Giraldi
Ray McGovern
Larry Johnson
Jim Marcinkowski
Vince Cannistraro
David MacMichael
One of the newspapers often attacked by Bill O'Reilly as an example of the "liberal" media is the Los Angeles Times, currently owned by the Rightwing Chicago Tribune.
On Saturday, LA Times ran a story by Chris Kraul on the reaction of Iraqi citizens to the Iraq War spending bill battle. But no need to click on the link. Here's the summary of the "fair and balanced" story as kindly provided on the inside page of the paper edition:
With Congress passing spending bills with timelines for U.S. troop withdrawal, some Iraqis fear further chaos if American soldiers leave Iraq. Others hope President Bush, who has threatened a veto, will prevail and the U.S. will stay, if only for its own strategic interests. Page A5
So...if the bill is signed into law, some Iraqis fear it will make things worse. While on the other hand, some of them hope Bush vetoes it so US troops will stay.
That would be the "Heads I Win, Tails You Lose" school of journalism, I guess.
Those quoted in the story were among the "20 Iraqis interviewed Friday in several cities after both houses of Congress passed measures that set timelines for a withdrawal of U.S. troops as a condition of funding for the war effort."
Kraul failed to quote any Iraqis who are in favor of withdrawal of U.S. troops, despite polls of Iraqis in 2004, 2005 and 2006 all showing a majority of Iraqis want the U.S. to leave. That last one found "70% of Iraqis favor setting a timeline for the withdrawal of US forces."
On the other hand, a story on George Tenet's new criticism of the Administration for ignoring pre-9/11 terrorism warnings and failing to plan for postwar Iraq is featured...on Page 18.
Darn those America/Bush hating "liberals" at the Los Angeles Times!
Good lord. The Abramoff scandal now seems to be rotting from inside of the DoJ itself. As if it needed any help.
This from McClatchy late this afternoon (via TPM):
Making the situation more awkward for the embattled Department, the official, Robert E. Coughlin II, was deputy chief of staff for the criminal division, which is overseeing the Department's probe of Abramoff.
He stepped down effective April 6 as investigators in Coughlin's own division ratcheted up their investigation of lobbyist Kevin Ring, Coughlin's long-time friend and a key associate of Abramoff.
When contacted at his home in Washington, Coughlin said he resigned voluntarily because he was relocating to Texas. "I was not asked to resign," he said in an interview with McClatchy Newspapers. "It's important to me that it's made clear that I left voluntarily."
He said he couldn't comment on the Abramoff investigation, nor on whether he has a job lined up in Texas. He referred all other questions to friend Michael Horowitz.
Horowitz, a criminal defense attorney and former Justice Department official and public corruption prosecutor, did not respond to questions, including about whether he is representing Coughlin.
Get your brain around all of that if ya can, as we head into the weekend with the wheels continuing to come off this thing, with a new shoe dropping, it seems, every hour or so of late.
And if you're having trouble keeping score --- at least in the Abramoff game --- McClatchy summarizes our story so far this way:
To which we'll add: So far.
It's gonna get much worse before it gets anything close to better.
RAW STORY reports that for the first time, the Iraqi government has withheld data on civilian deaths from a UN Human Rights program which has been tracking such information. The UN is suggesting that it's been done at the behest of the Bush Administration hoping to sell the idea that the "surge" is working.
But what caught my eye was this part of RAW's report, referring to a McClatchy news service article out yesterday revealing that the Bush Administration is now excluding deaths from car bombs in their figures to tout a drop of violence in Iraq since the surge.
Yes, you read that correctly. More mind-blowing, however, was this response from Bush when asked about the issue yesterday on PBS' Charlie Rose:
I've read those quotes now about six times, and still can't figure out what the hell he is saying. So I'll just say, I don't even know what to say.
In related news... The LA Times reported on Saturday that nearly 100 Iraqis have been hanged since the government re-instituted their death penalty. In one reported case, a trial for an Iraqi-born U.S. citizen accused of kidnapping three journalists lasted "about an hour," with no witnesses testifying, before the man was sentenced to hang.
Great news! George W. Bush's American Values are on the march around the world!
Rep. Tom Feeney's (R-FL) office followed the specific instructions of Jack Abramoff's office in reporting the precise cost of his golf junket to Scotland with the disgraced lobbyist as $5,643, instead of the $20,000 the trip actually cost, according to an email obtained by the St. Petersberg Times.
The brief email is posted at the bottom of this article.
Feeney, the corrupt, once-powerful GOP congressman and very close friend of the Bush Family, has denied for years that he knew the lobbyist had paid for the trip, but the email from Abramoff's assistant seems to suggest otherwise, according to the Times Anita Kumar:
In reality, the extravagant trip that began with a trans-Atlantic flight on a private jet and featured twice-daily golf at world-famous locales cost about $160,000, or $20,000 per person for each of the eight attendees.
Feeney, 48, an Orlando-area Republican who has been contacted by the FBI as part of the Abramoff investigation, reported precisely the details supplied by Abramoff's office in his congressional travel report on the Scotland trip.
The email fails to list thousands of dollars in greens fees incurred by the Scotland contingent's twice-a-day rounds of golf at the legendary Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, one of the world's oldest and most exclusive courses. Feeney now claims he paid those greens fees himself...
Given this morning's Fox "News"/AP switcheroo, here's a bit of headline bait-and-switch that's at least as nifty from UPI and Washington Times tonight (both owned by Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church):
The same headline/article is currently on UPI's website as well.
What next, Mark Foley as a "Democrat"? Oh, wait, never mind...Been there, done that.
Signs indicate things are getting worse, and quickly, for one of Congress' most corrupt members, Rep. Tom Feeney, a once-powerful Florida Republican whose extensive career of documented lies, political favors, and routine partisan smear-mongering The BRAD BLOG has covered in great detail over the last two and a half years.
Yesterday, Feeney was fingered as "Representative #3" in recent court filings related to the guilty plea of Republican Congressional Aide Mark Zachares, who admitted receiving some $40,000 in cash and gifts from Jack Abramoff. A day earlier, it was revealed that the FBI had recently interviewed Feeney and requested documents related to his 2003 golf junket to St. Andrews, Scotland with Zachares and the disgraced GOP lobbyist.
Today, court documents reveal that the cost of the 2003 trip was closer to $20,000 per person instead of the $5,643 Feeney claimed when he "paid back" that amount in January of this year, after the House Ethics Committee found him to be in violation of House Rules prohibiting lobbyist-paid travel.
Further news reports indicate much more trouble may be ahead for the beleaguered Congressman, as Abramoff is said to be chattering away to federal investigators --- "so much he doesn't have time to eat," according to one news report --- in hopes of reducing a prison sentence he's currently facing in relation to conspiracy fraud charges to which he's already plead guilty in Florida.
But if that weren't indication enough that Feeney may be in big trouble, it's also now being reported this morning that his former Chief of Staff, Jason Roe --- who, along with his wife, Patricia, has also been the target of corruption allegations --- abruptly resigned from his new position as Deputy Campaign Manager for Presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Amusingly, the reason he cited for the resignation was "familial obligations."
Those "familial obligations" might include the fact that Patricia reportedly received some $50,000 from the Feeney campaign for fundraising duties, before becoming Chief of Staff for Rep. Rick Renzi (R-AZ) --- whose wife's office was raided last week by Federal investigators leading to his resignation this week from all Congressional Committees.
Further, in what TMP's Josh Marshall aptly described last night as "a classic scandal harmonic convergence," the case against Renzi, which included federal wiretaps prior to last year's November election, also has direct implications in the the U.S. Attorney Purge scandal.
And all of the "familial" wives are involved as well.
Following all of this? You may need to take notes. We'll try to make it easy for you...
Orlando Sentinel has some fresh details and Politico has some observations on the papers filed yesterday by the FBI concerning the guilty plea by Mark Zachares in the Abramoff affair, as we discussed yesterday in our item covering the FBI interview of the corrupt Rep. Tom Feeney (R-FL).
In addition to what looks like trouble in the case for at least two other GOP Congressmen, it looks like Feeney is being fingered as "Representative #3" in yesterday's filing...
That can't be seen as good news for Feeney who, we'll remind readers, is a very close friend of the Bush family, having run (unsuccessfully) as Jeb's Lieutenant Governor during his first run in Florida in '98, serving as point man in the FL House during the 2000 Election Debacle (when he promised to give the state's Electors to GWB no matter what the Supreme Court ended up deciding), and much, much more.
We'll also remind readers that the imprisoned Rep. Bob Ney (R-OH) was once designated as "Representative #1" before being indicted in the Abramoff affair himself....
Holy cow. When it rains it pours. Someone get us an umbrella. Quick.
Two related stories collide to suggest some possibly very bad news for our friend, the notoriously corrupt Tom Feeney (R-FL).
First this just in today from the St. Petersberg Times...:
Feeney's office said the congressman is cooperating voluntarily.
WASHINGTON - The FBI has asked U.S. Rep. Tom Feeney for information about his dealings with Jack Abramoff as part of its ongoing investigation into the lobbyist convicted of defrauding clients.
FBI agent Kevin Luebke refused to say whether Feeney, a Republican from the Orlando area, is under federal investigation.
Federal agents also have asked the St. Petersburg Times for an email sent to the newspaper by Feeney's office describing a golfing trip the congressman took with Abramoff to Scotland in 2003.
"Rep. Feeney considers this an embarrassing episode in his 17-year career as an elected official and an expensive lesson for him as a public servant," according to [a statement released by Feeney's office].
The FBI contacted the Times last week to ask for the February 2006 email that Feeney's then chief of staff Jason Roe wrote to the newspaper in response to a series of questions about interactions between Feeney and Abramoff. The Times has referred the FBI's request to its attorney.
Feeney, 48, who spent a decade in the Florida Legislature where he was speaker of the House, has paid $23,000 in legal fees this year - more than any other expense - according to his latest campaign finance reports.
"Rep. Feeney anticipates voluntarily cooperating with the Justice Department in any further investigation of this trip and looks forward to promptly resolving this matter," according to Feeney's statement.
"Any assertion that this office knew Abramoff paid for the Scotland trip is a g--d----- lie," Roe wrote in the email being sought by the FBI. The email was quoted in a newspaper article last year.
"Tom has never written a letter for Abramoff. Abramoff has never been in our office. Abramoff has never asked anything of us," Roe wrote in the email. "There is no accusation of a quid pro quo. No quid pro quo exists."
More details in the full story on what we've been reporting for years --- in what seemed like a vaccuum until now --- on Feeney's golf junkets with Abramoff to St. Andrews, Scotland. (See this May 2006 story for example: "Feeney/St. Andrews/Abramoff and Ney/HAVA/Abramoff Connections Still Flying Beneath the Radar")
There were three Congressmen who went on those trips. The first two, Tom DeLay (R-TX) and Bob Ney (R-OH), have both been forced out of Congress in the bargain and are respectively under indictment or in jail. Only Feeney, so far, has escaped both notice and legal accountability.
That may be about to change, however, with today's news that Mark Zachares, an aide to Rep. Don Young (R-AK), will plead guilty tomorrow to accepting some $30,000 worth of goods from Abramoff, with a promise of a job down the line in an interesting scheme that could also reveal something about what Feeney might have been discussing in some fashion with Abramoff.
The two men worked out a "two-year plan" in which Abramoff would build a homeland security lobbying practice that Zachares ultimately would join.
Feeney has insisted that there was never a deal for anything between him and Abramoff, unlike with DeLay and Ney. However, the notion of long term plans, such as the deal Abramoff was working on with Zachares, has never been discussed in relation to Feeney.
And as luck would have it, Zachares was on that trip with Feeney and Abramoff in 2003 and is cooperating with the feds --- all of which could spell out very bad news indeed for Feeney.
We've been covering the corrupt Congressman in great detail for years in relation to allegations by Florida computer programmer Clint Curtis that Feeney asked him to create a vote-rigging software prototype when they worked together at a software firm in 2000, while Feeney was serving as a registered lobbyist for the company even while he was Speaker of the Florida House. We originally broke that story in December 2004. A summary version is here.
Let's hope Curtis saved those "Clint Curtis for Congress" signs. He may need them again sooner than he might have thought.
As you can imagine, we'll be watching this one closely. And likely with no small amount of elan...
UPDATE 4/24/07: Feeney fingered as "Representative #3" in FBI filings. Details...
NPR's Morning Edition reported yesterday that Douglas Feith, the Bush Administration's former Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, has a new job since leaving the Pentagon. Apparently he's busy rewriting history as a professor at Georgetown University.
In apparent and extreme denial, one of the main Neocon architects for Bush's failed war had the following extraordinary exchange with host Steve Inskeep (who, unfortunately, didn't correct the record, so we guess we'll have to) concerning the rationale for going to War in Iraq. Feith turned downright indignant when Inskeep suggested that there were analysts who didn't see Saddam Hussein as a threat before the war...
DOUGLAS FEITH: He had demonstrated that he was interested in WMD and the danger was that he could take action in the future that would get him in a major fight with us. At which point he might use the WMD capabilities and connections to terrorists to hurt us.
NPR: Is there any point in that that you ended up assuming too much?
FEITH: I think that...I think that was a reasonable assumption under the circumstances...
NPR: Still...
FEITH: ...Do you not?
NPR: It sounds reasonable the way that you put it.
FEITH: Well that's what we were worried about (laughs)...I don't think that there's anything unreasonable in in...
NPR: ...But of course there were analysts making an entirely different...
FEITH: No, there weren't. No, there weren't....I mean that's just false. I, I, I hope you can do something to clarify this point. I mean, this notion that there were analysts who were saying that Saddam Hussein was not a threat?! There was nobody saying that.
"Nobody saying that"?! Really? Here's just two of them for a start. Names that Mr. Feith might be familiar with:
"[F]rankly, [the sanctions on Iraq] have worked. He has not developed any significant capability with respect to weapons of mass destruction. He is unable to project conventional power against his neighbors."
- Colin Powell, February 24, 2001
"But in terms of Saddam Hussein being there, let's remember that his country is divided, in effect. He does not control the northern part of his country. We are able to keep arms from him. His military forces have not been rebuilt."
- Condoleeza Rice, July 29, 2001
What planet do these Bush dead-enders live on, anyway?! Amazing.
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Note from Brad: Holy cow...
Look, I hate to keep banging this same drum, but someone needs to.
While the American media continue their infatuation with the horrible shootings at VTech on Monday where 33 students were killed, the carnage continues, several times over, every single day in Iraq. Never mind all that "signs say that the surge is working" bullshit you've been hearing from wingnuts and repeated in the Mainstream Media. It doesn't seem to be doing anything of the kind.
233 were killed or found dead across Iraq today (Wednesday) in a country of 27.5 million.
183 of them were killed in a single car combing incident in the exact same marketplace where 137 were killed at once in a February bombing the month before last.
That follows 85 killed or found dead on Tuesday, 51 killed on Monday, and 65 killed on Sunday (when 20 police officers were also taken captive).
None of that takes away from the tragedy of the 33 killed on Monday at Virginia Tech. But in the United States, a country of more than 300 million, where such mass killings are exceedingly rare --- versus horrifically daily occurrences, year after year after bloody year on end in a country less than one-tenth the size of the U.S. --- one might think the American Mainstream Media would finally pause to take a serious review of the way in which they cover news events.
In case you feel, as one emailer suggested to me, that Americans seem to view the lives of non-American citizens as somewhat less valuable than those of American citizens, I'll also remind you that the killings in Iraq --- though you wouldn't necessarily know it based on American news coverage --- also result in dead Americans.
Some 3,312 American troops have now been killed in Iraq.
To date, George W. Bush has failed to attend even one funeral, or ordered flags lowered to half-staff for a single one of them.
Leading me to ask again...At what point does the entire debacle become a criminal action? I suspect that point occurs just as soon as the Mainstream Media realizes that it is, and begins to regard the murders of U.S. Troops and Iraqi Civilians in the same light they view the VTech murders.
Perhaps Nancy Grace can make an honorable woman of herself yet. But I seriously doubt she will.
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As the fear of the spread of bird flu continues across the globe, health experts have rushed to the Bahamas island of Inagua to investigate a spate of bird deaths.
Over the past two days, a number of the island's famed flamingos, roseate spoonbills and cormorants have been found dead with no external injuries.
Experts fear that the cause of death may be the deadly bird flu virus, H5N1, that is spreading around the globe and scientists are scouring the island to find out more about the mysterious bird deaths.
"Anything is possible in nature. You have birds that fly around the world. But let's hope to God that that is not the case here in the Bahamas" Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources Leslie Miller was reported as saying by the news agency, Reuters.
Not Migratory
Unusually, the three species affected on the island are not migratory.
The birds may, however, have been infected by geese and ducks migrating to Inagua during the winter.
The H5N1 virus is endemic in birds across parts of Asia but has since spread to Europe and Africa. The spread of the virus has fuelled public concern and resulted in the culling of poultry stocks in some countries.
Alarm over the spread of the H5N1 virus was fuelled further by a report in Europe claiming that it had been found in a dead German cat.
Fear of mutation
Experts fear the H5N1 virus could mutate into a form more easily passed between humans.
Bahamas National Trust president Glenn Bannister said he had never known such a large number of bird deaths in the Bahamas at one time.
It is hoped that the investigation will unearth whether or not bird-flu is the true culprit in the deaths.


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