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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered remarks following the International Conference on the Libyan Crisis in London on March 29, 2011. Secretary Clinton highlighted her discussions with counterparts on a broad variety of issues, including the ongoing coalition military action in support of Resolution 1973, the transition as NATO takes over as the leader of the coalition mission, and the situation in Syria. Secretary Clinton said:
"I began the day with a meeting with Dr. Jibril and two other representatives of the Libyan Transitional National Council to hear their perspective on the situation in Libya. We talked about our efforts to protect civilians and to meet humanitarian needs and about the ongoing coalition military action in support of Resolution 1973. We also discussed the need for a political solution and transition in Libya, and I reiterated the support of the United States on behalf of President Obama for the legitimate aspirations of the Libyan people, and our commitment to helping them achieve those aspirations.
"I also had the opportunity to meet with both Prime Minister Cameron and with Foreign Minister Hague. I expressed the United States' gratitude for the critical leadership that the United Kingdom has shown in building an effective international response to the crisis in Libya. We consulted on the way forward, the military, political, and humanitarian dimensions. And we also discussed events and broader trends across the Middle East and North Africa and our joint efforts in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
"I had the opportunity also to consult with a number of other counterparts about Libya because today's conference is taking place at a moment of transition, as NATO takes over as leader of the coalition mission, a mission in which the United States will continue to play an active, supporting role. Some of our coalition partners announced additional support and contributions today, which we welcomed.
"In addition to our joint military efforts, we discussed the need for progress in Libya along the three nonmilitary tracks: First, delivering humanitarian assistance; second, pressuring and isolating the Qadhafi regime through robust sanctions and other measures; and third, supporting efforts by Libyans to achieve the political changes that they are seeking.
"We also agreed on a structure for decision making going forward on both the military and political tracks. On the military side, we agreed that the North Atlantic Council with coalition partners fully at the table will be the sole provider of executive direction for NATO operations, similar to the ISAF approach for Afghanistan. On the political side, we agreed to establish a contact group to offer a systematic coordination mechanism and broad political guidance on the full range of efforts under Resolutions 1970 and 1973. And as I'm sure you just heard from the prime minister of Qatar, Qatar has agreed to host the first meeting of the contact group, along with the UK.
"In a series of side meetings, I also had the chance to discuss a number of issues, including Syria. I expressed our strong condemnation of the Syrian Government's brutal repression of demonstrators, in particular the violence and killing of civilians in the hands of security forces. I also discussed efforts that are undertaken by the Organization of the Islamic Conference, particularly our joint effort to pass a resolution at the Human Rights Council that promotes tolerance and respect as well as free expression. And we greatly appreciate the OIC hosting a meeting of the International Contact Group on Afghanistan and Pakistan in Jeddah. I was also able to consult on a number of regional matters, including, of course, Libya with Foreign Minister Davutoglu of Turkey.
"So it was a full day for all of us. We came to London to speak with one voice in support of a transition that leads to a brighter future for the Libyan people. I'm very pleased with the progress that we have made both today and in the days preceding it, and grateful for everyone who participated in the conference and in the broader effort in Libya. I think we are making a lot of progress together, and we could not do it unless we were representing the international community as we are."
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Sam S. in Liberia writes:
Sec.Clinton. Thanks for good job in Libya. What is been done for the people in the Ivory Coast?
Madam.Sec. we hope your have not forget about the criminal in Abidjan who has refused to leave office. My country have almost 200,000 refugees. Please for God do something to help the sub-region.
Laura in Maryland writes:
Looks like Hillary is taking charge. On another note, is humanitarian assistance in Libya considered a MOOTW?
Dr. G. in West Virginia writes:
We need to use Ghaddafi's US frozen assets to pay for Libya's rescue
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Well Dr. G, It isn't our money, though I tend to agree with you that we've incurred expense as a result of the actions of ethical infants and they should pay for it.
But I think the Lybian people may need that money to rebuild in a post-Ghaddafi scenario.
However, it may be that whatever permanent government arises from the ashes will feel it is in Lybia's national interest to voluntarily write a check to us out of those frozen funds released to them, thanking us for going the distance for their shot at freedom, and so eliminating any percieved conspiracy theory that we've done this for a potential return on the back-end of the deal via oil leasing rights.
Generally though, the thanks of a freed people is enough of a payback as future good relations have solid ground to be based upon.
In theory, I'd be perfectly content to see my government rob dictators blind to pay for the wars they start with us. In this case the war was waged not on us, but on Ghaddafi's own people, so they have first dibs on compensation in my book.
Pam in West Virginia writes:
We must continue to support Secretary Clinton in her never-ending perseverence to bring about peace.
John in Canada writes:
Go girl power!
Good work mam, but the job has only just begun. You have a long way to go. Stop looking at this in a compartmentalized fashion. Look broadly at the region. It's time to rock this for all its worth – peace can be a dirty business, until you clean house.
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Libya's weapons to the militia and the food, water, medical supplies I think we should support. North Africa to develop democracy and capitalism, rather than a dictatorship, where people think their system is suitable. Both are already talking, but while watching the situation in Libya, to decide on their actions to think.
If they can not support a national, volunteer?, An association of veterans of the ability of the initial to the militia, hoping to help a lot I think. Libya is the problem, and only after considerable progress, a lot of attention in Japan, expect to be connected. Already, as determined under the circumstances I will After getting me to forget my plight, has not been determined, once again, to consider the appeal period.
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Germany is in the desert of North Africa by solar and renewable energy production, tried to transfer to Germany, I remember the news.
Back here, also get a small thing, everything, not losing, I think the possibility is robbery.
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Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Palgye
Very sorry to hear about your personal loss Palgye, my deepest condolences to you and your family.
Be well my friend,
Sarah in Washington, DC writes:
I am pleased the United States is working with the international community to provide a brighter future for the Libyan people.
@ Palgye, I am sorry for your loss. I want you to know that I enjoy your reading your thoughts on DipNote, and I hope you will continue to share your clever insights. You are a valued member of the DipNote community.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Thank You, my grief is very lessen...
Thank You.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
A thought has been developing over the last couple weeks and from what I've seen I think in order to "protect populations" and be sure of aquiring the right target (as Ghaddafi forces are using civilian trucks armed as "technicals" to avoid NATO aircraft), it may be helpful.
Someone just compared this to a "football game" and I suppose they meant where the whole game was spent rushing and punting back and forth across the gridiron.
What if we strongly suggested the "digging in" of opposition forces where they're at, and told them to save their ammo rather than have aircraft mistake them for Ghaddafi's forces and ask them if it's ok for them to let the professionals do what needs to be done to protect them and the rest of the civilian population.
Not to dampen their spirits, but they pretty much a danger to themselves more than Ghaddafi's forces, given their lack of tactics.
We could say "Watch and learn." and make it an educational oppurtunity, rather than "shock and awe". This is beyond any attempt at shock therapy to get Ghaddafi to get off his backside and leave.
We got a ways to go before we can comfortably say we've eliminated Ghaddafi's capacity to make war on his people, and that's when he's no longer giving the orders.
We should be clear about one thing, that this cannot end in stalemate.
There are no winners, only losers if this drags on.
Folks talk of the strain on our armed forces, but make no mention of the fact that like all you FSO's out there on the front lines of diplomacy, we now have a cadre of veterans to call upon to meet any crisis, and America is the stronger for it.
Well we have other NATO members who are now establishing veteran forces in Afghanistan, but I doubt if most of their total men in uniform have ever fired at shot in conflict.
Unlike some, I'm ok with handing off the military command to NATO, it's high time they get a real-time evaluation of whether all their training pays off or not.
Looks like it has so far.
But can they deliver the peace and take "all neccessary measures" to protect populations by enforcing it?
I think there's a ways to go before we get there from here.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (110 votes).
In short: Challenging inclines, top organisation.In full: Love it, superb organisation from Bupa runs, challenging little inclines which makes this race one to keep coming back to! Nice medal and t shirt and a few other goodies.Date of review: October 24, 2013
In short: Brillaint race, a must do for everyone!In full: third time of running this race and it does get better each year. The hills are demanding, but that's a reason to run it. The people of Birmingham come out on mass to support this race every year with the usual Brummie banter and handfulls of jelly babies. Date of review: October 24, 2013
In short: Ran the race with my wife . Had a great day.In full: Reached my 70 th birthday this year - also diagnose with Leukaemia. Decided a half marathon would be a good way to celebrate!Chose to run for Cure Leukaemia a Birmingham based charity and persuaded my wife to join me. Followed the excellent training schedules in Runners World August edition. I knew I would be ok for the distance and my wife really put her all into the training.Had an amazing day crossing the line together holding hands.The big hill at 11 miles did slow us but we also passed masses reduced to walking at that point.Date of review: October 23, 2013
In short: Birmingham the 6thIn full: Great Organisation, Great Crowd and Support at start and on course and at end. Good value for what you get. Will do it again as done previous 6. Hill at 11 miles really tough and but I say leave it in as gives us all something to moan about. Well done Birmingham and West Midlands you'll be challenging Great North in several years for half marathon titleDate of review: October 23, 2013
In short: Well-organised, great crowd support, hills near the end.In full: Ran this race twice now. The big feature is the hill towards the end - the first year it hit me hard, it was steep and went on for a long time, when you turn right onto Charlotte Road (?) and see it climbing up ahead of you, any thoughts of a good finish time quickly disappear. This year I knew it was coming, and somehow this made it easier. I knew that turning right at the top of Charlotte Road meant the hills were over and the finish was downhill. Fantastic finish, great atmosphere, no matter how much the hills have taken it ou of you, you'll be sprinting for the finish.The extra hill at Sully Park (?) was a surprise this year, I was thinking "I don't remember this, was I fitter last year?". The hills are difficult, no question, but they're also a feature of this run, and you do get the benefit of the downhill at the start. The race is well-organised, baggage area is brilliant, crowds are amazing, scenery is, well, Birmingham. Would recommend to anyone.Date of review: October 23, 2013
In short: great atmosphere and good organisation make up for a fairly dull route and one LONG hill!In full: As usual Birmingham Half was well organised, roads closed off, marshalls well trained, water stations well manned. Route had changed marginally this year to add in an extra little hill (!). Generally a flatish course except at mile 10 for about 2 miles where the hill goes on and on. That did my calves in but nice down hill last mile helped a respectable time. Nice medal and decent goody bag (and another cotton tshirt)Date of review: October 22, 2013
In short: decent race In full: I really like this race, even the hill didn't phase me this time. Lovely support most of the way-improved t shirt but surely they could a tech shirt. It is out.priced but they sell itout. if you're from the Midlands it's a must do.Date of review: October 22, 2013
In short: Great atmosphere and organisationIn full: It's a shame that some of the more picturesque areas nearby did not form part of the route, as on the whole it didn't really show off Birmingham's scenery.You've all heard about the hills, during kms 7 and 18-19, so it's a bit tough.Great atmosphere along the majority of the route, thanks to huge numbers of spectators, particularly at the start / finish. A few bands along the way, a gospel choir, and even students playing their music out of their front windows all added to the feelgood factor.This was the greatest number of marshalls / volunteers I've ever seen at a race, so organisation was excellent. A couple of gripes preventing me giving them 5 stars for this category: No cross-city trains running early enough to get you to the event on time. No signposting of the event start from bus stops arriving in the city - particularly when you consider that many buses were getting diverted from their usual route. You have to get quite close to the excellently organised baggage area, to actually see signs for the baggage area, so if you're not familiar with the area, you might struggle to find it. Lack of clarity on assembly directions and signs (specifically White wave). Long wait in the pen for White and Pink waves.A slightly pricey entry fee, but it was worth it for the huge organisation involved, and the goody bag was excellent. Contents:T-shirt (you were not reminded of the size requested, contrary to what they say in the info pack)MedalWater (Aqua Pura)Galaxy Cookie CrumblePoweradeFoil blanketEat Natural barBelvita Breakfast BiscuitHalls XS single mintPower Bar Protein PlusToothpasteJointace Gel sachet (missing from my bag)Certainly beginner-friendly, with plenty of 4:00+ finishers, and oodles of support.I can see me doing this again, and now armed with knowledge of those hills, push for something nearer my PB.Date of review: October 21, 2013
In short: Fabulous fun, despite those two hills people warned me about!In full: I really enjoyed it, but it's mean to have two hills to tackle from mile 9! Still, the crowd support was brilliant, everything from high-fiving kids to being handed jelly beans by vicars- the famously friendly Brummies do themselves proud here :-)Date of review: October 21, 2013
In short: Great race... lovely hill at mile 10 - keep it inDate of review: October 21, 2013
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In short: Great atmosphereDate of review: October 9, 2013
In short: Fantastic race again. Diolch yn fawr, bawb! In full: Love this race soooo much. It was my first ever marathon, and this was my 4th Snod and 9th mara. Can't wait until next year, when my legs should be working again! Date of review: October 28, 2012
In short: Did it last year, did it this year- PBs in both-will almost certainly do it next year unless I go to Abingdon for a change...In full: This is a great race- largely due to the attention to detail and friendliness of the organisers and the encouragement and support of the villages we passed through. Fantastic race and fantastic people. Love it!!Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: Hills, woolly hats and cawl!!In full: My 3rd consecutive year of running this race and good as ever. A few challenging hills before the long flat trek across Tregaron Bog. Woolly hat and steaming hot bowl of cawl at the end both greatly appreciated! See you next year!!Date of review: February 13, 2012
In short: Very nice race. Only moan is lack of toilets at the start :(In full: My first race at 26.2+ and loved it. Great course- thought it would be dull being laps, but helped with knowing just how far to go! Scenic in most parts too. My only real gripe was that there were (I think) less than a dozen Portaloos at the start for mara and 50k and massive queues as a result. Led me having to stop mid race for the first time cos i couldn't go before!! That aside, a great race in my opinion. Some marshalls more encouraging than others, but isn't that always the case? Back next year? Yes!! Date of review: January 22, 2012
In short: A challenging, but enjoyable raceIn full: Second year of doing this one and again enjoyed the race. My only minor gripe would be that while some of the marshalls were very supportive, quite a few were more than quiet!Date of review: November 19, 2011
In short: The best organised race I've ever run!In full: This race was fab! The organisation was superb- nice touch to have names on our numbers. Also: brilliantly supportive marshalls, fast course with just a couple of bumps to make it interesting, quality tech shirt and medal- brilliant goody bag, grandstand finish, traffic free roads, easy to leave car park afterwards, great mix of scenery- rural and the best of the city centre. Is that enough? :)Date of review: October 9, 2011
In short: Hard, but great fun!In full: steep hills, river crossings, mud, a quarry, gates to negotiate and a 1:4 hill- all on a scorching hot day- great fun! :)Date of review: July 4, 2011
In short: great atmosphereIn full: Couple of hills, but nothing major. Downhills to compensate and almost a PB for me! Great carnival atmosphere with bbq and bar and a medal for everyone- all for a fiver!!!!Date of review: May 22, 2011
In short: Great race with enough hills to challenge but not annoy!In full: Have some sympathy for the comments made about the traffic, but never felt threatened personally. Missed out on pb by 4 secs cos of pesky bark in last stretches, but knew they were coming!Loved this race enough last year to do a repeat 160m round trip :)Date of review: May 15, 2011
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Posted 22 February 2013 - 12:15 AM
My buddy has a pump Dye Reflex that farts and I forgot how to fix it. I am guessing the reg pressure is too high but I could be wrong.
Posted 22 February 2013 - 12:17 AM
Has it been sweetspotted? Also, sometimes farting can only be fixed by tweaking the valve spring, main spring and hammer weights, but mostly balancing the valve and hammer spring strengths.
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Posted 22 February 2013 - 12:22 AM
I am rather sure that it isn't sweetspotted as on Saturday when he went to chrono he adjusted the reg pressure instead of adjusting the IVG .
EDIT: Should I sweetspot it and then see what happens?
EDIT: Should I sweetspot it and then see what happens?
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Posted 25 February 2013 - 05:53 PM
sweet spot it, then chrono through the IVG if needed.
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You may think this a rather presumptuous claim. The moon was unique, Everest only one of a hundred great mountains. It may suggest to you the definition of allegory offered by Robert Musil, the Austrian novelist: something supposed to mean more than it has any right to mean. Everest was the final terrestrial objective. Expeditions had been trying to climb it for 30 years and more. Still, it was only a slab of rock, and even one of its unsuccessful challengers was able to console himself with the thought that getting to the top of it would have been "perfectly useless to everybody, including the person who did it."
Perfectly useless! So it was. The first ascent of Mount Everest contributed nothing new to our knowledge of the world, let alone the universe. Yet the moment the news of the ascent reached the world at large it entered the realm of allegory. To this day people of a certain age remember that moment rather as they remember, say, the death of John F. Kennedy—meaning something more than it had any right to mean, more than just an event, but the reflection of a time.
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Chester M. Lawrence
Chester Martin Lawrence Jr., 55, of Lake Placid, died peacefully Friday, April 26, 2013, at Adirondack Medical Center of Saranac Lake with his family by his side.
Mr. Lawrence was born Feb. 8, 1958, in Elizabethtown. He is the son of Chester M. and Arvilla (Preston) Lawrence.
Chet was raised in Lake Placid and attended Lake Placid High School. He had worked in Lake Placid and the surrounding area as a self-employed house painter. Chet was an avid New York Giants fan.
He is survived by his son, Jamie Lawrence of Lake Placid; one brother, Kevin Greene of Plattsburgh; one sister, Peggy Fifield-Lawrence of Lake Placid; two grandchildren, Felicity and Jayden Lawrence of Lake Placid; his niece, Shelly O'Connor and her husband Shawn and their children, Patrick, Keena and Kaitlynn all of Lake Placid.
He was predeceased by his parents, Chester M. Lawrence Sr. and Arvilla (Preston) Lawrence; his infant sister, Barbara Jean Lawrence; and his son, William J. Stevens.
Calling hours will be held from 6 to 8:30 this evening at the M. B. Clark Inc. Funeral Home in Lake Placid, followed by a prayer service at 8:30 p.m. Cremation will follow. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.
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The Sooners began their slate of games last week with a road trip to North Texas where they defeated the Mean Green 12-1 before returning home over the weekend for a conference matchup with Iowa State. In game one, Oklahoma set the tone for the weekend as they put up a school record 24 runs on the Cyclones in a 24-1 (five inning) win. The Sooner runs kept coming throughout the series as Oklahoma defeated Iowa State 12-1 (five innings) in game two and 12-5 (five innings) in game three, securing their third Big 12 series sweep of the year.
The Lady Vols found themselves on the losing end of their series opener with then-No. 25 Arkansas (37-17, 9-10 SEC) on Friday. The 2-1 loss halted a Tennessee 19-game winning streak dating back to March 17. Excessive rain on Saturday and Sunday canceled the remainder of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) series.
Florida (47-7, 16-5 SEC) held on to their No. 3 ranking with a series win over then-No. 23 Georgia (35-18, 12-9 SEC) this weekend. Despite dropping game one 3-2, the Gators managed two wins (5-2 and 5-0) to close out the series.
Oregon (40-7, 15-3 Pac-12) and Arizona State (43-7, 14-5 Pac-12) also both maintained their No. 4 and No. 5 rankings this week following their matchups against Top 20 squads last week. The Ducks went 2-1 against then-TNo. 16 UCLA (32-17, 8-13 Pac-12) including a 9-6 win on Friday, a 7-5 loss on Saturday and a 7-5 win on Sunday. Arizona State showed why they belong in the Top 5 by sweeping then-No. 10 California (35-12, 9-9 Pac-12) 10-2 (five innings) on Friday, 11-0 (five innings) Saturday and 5-3 on Sunday. The Golden Bears, who in turn dropped three spots following the sweep, came into the series without star pitcher and USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Top 25 Finalist Jolene Henderson (Elk Grove, Calif.), who suffered an injury to her knee during last week's matchup against Oregon State.
Rounding out the Top 10: No. 6 Texas (42-6, 12-2 Big 12) moves up one spot following a 3-0 series sweep at Texas Tech; No. 7 LSU (40-11, 15-6 SEC) makes a huge jump up from No. 12 last week with a series sweep over then-No. 6 Alabama (40-10, 12-9 SEC); the Crimson Tide come in at No. 8 with the three losses to LSU; No. 9 Louisville (44-8, 17-2 Big East) fell two spots as a result of a 2-2 week that included losses to No. 19 Kentucky (2-1) and Georgetown (4-2); No. 10 Michigan (41-9, 17-2 Big 10) fell one spot but held on to their top ten ranking despite dropping a weekend series to then-TNo. 16 Nebraska (37-11, 14-5 Big 10).
Despite some shifting, the remaining top 25 teams stayed the same in this week's poll.
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Good product that works inestinal regulating traffic and keeping blood sugar in check, being a great prebiotic. Tip: take it 10 minutes before eating diluted in water, yogurt or Kefir. Thanks from Spain.
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A cheap way to increase good gut bacteria through the high resistant starch content.
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Crohns sufferer, who started supplementing with this aside from other sources of resistent starch. My disease seems to have become a thing of the past
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Perfect quality and excellent result when cooking. I use it mostly for simple and fast desserts that are very popular in Eastern Europe. Boil water with your favorite jam or juice (it can be also dried fruits boiled in water, anything that you like), add sugar and when boiling add potato starch previously dissolved in small amount of cold water (depending on the amount of water, 1-3 tablespoons of starch). Mix quickly until you get the desired thickness and wait for the first bubble from boiling. Eat hot or cold with milk or whipped cream.
Potato starch and blood sugar
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I have been testing this "resistant starch" product for the past 2.5 weeks to help blood sugar and insulin resistance. So far, it seems to be helping with blood sugar control, and I expect more progress over time. If you run a similar experiment, be sure and use PS with COLD water so it is not digested as a regular carb. I also ordered inulin(prebiotic) to take with the potato starch, as they seem to work together in the body.
Love it!
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I not only use this in my gluten free bread and cake products, I also use this to thicken stews and soups. It is usually interchangable with cornstarch. If you want twice the thickening power, use tapioca starch. I do find this very nice to make cream puffs and eclairs, instead of wheat flour. The reason is, you do not have to pull out doughy mass in the middle of the puff (what you have to do with wheat flour puffs), as it all bakes up nice all the way through with a nice hollow in the center for filling. For wheat eaters, if you use some with your wheat flour, substitute some wheat flour with the starch, it will greatly lighten up your cakes and breads. For those who use gluten free flours, sift in with your rice flour and other starches as this makes it easier to measure accurately and mix better.
Terrific for gluten free cooking
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Nice multi-purpose startch for all of my baking.
Great product!
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I use this for my favorite gluten free bread recipe. It browns better than other starches and works well in coating mixes for gluten free chicken nuggets and things like that.
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Essentrics Workout: Stretching and Strengthening Benefits
The Essentrics Workout is all about stretching and strengthening at the same time. It combines many forms of exercise into one to help users emerge with a toned and well-balanced body. Throughout the years, this workout has helped professional and even Olympic-level athletes excel and beat injuries. One great side effect of the stretching exercises, aside from increasing range of motion and flexibility, is slenderizing. In this video, WatchMojo.com speaks with Sahra Esmonde-White, co-developer of the Essentrics Workout, to learn more about this workout in terms of what it entails, who it's best suited to and what benefits it provides.


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This is an excellent opportunity for Italian speakers Would you like to work at well-established international company and you are seeking long-term employment with the possibility to use languages? Keep reading
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Round trip Phuket Airport transfer by car (Maximum 2 person per car) . Meet our representative holding Amari Hotels placard at the arrival area.
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Got back from 5 days of Reading Fest at 2:30 this morning
brilliant weekend of music
Radiohead blew me away again and I got annihilated at the front of Prodigy and Bloc Party.
So many good performances and a band I'm not really a huge fan of turned in one of the best
Vampire Weekend were so much fun and everyone was having such a fun time dancing like lunatics
anyway I won't make you all jealous by carrying on so here's a couple of pics
My mate told me a little lie and that's why I'm so off the charts in that second pic.
Radiohead setlist
* Creep
* 2.National Anthem
* 3.15 Step
* 4.There There
* 5.All I Need
* 6.Nude
* 7.2+2=5
* 8.The Gloaming
* 9.Climbing Up The Walls
* 10.Street Spirit
* 11.Reckoner
* 12.Karma Police
* 13.Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
* 14.Just
* 15.Idioteque
* 16.Exit Music
* 17.Bodysnatchers
* 18.You And Whose Army?
* 19.Lucky
* 20.These Are My Twisted Words
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During her second year, Kristina Majewski, an alumna of Cardozo Law School (Class of 2011), served as the first LEND Law Fellow of the Rose F. Kennedy University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (RFK UCEDD), at Einstein's Children's Evaluation and Rehabilitation Center, where she focused her research on the transition from special education to adulthood and on the state of available housing options and deinstitutionalization efforts. While at Cardozo, Ms. Majewski focused her studies on education and disability rights law. She then earned a prestigious Fellowship in Disability Policy Leadership from the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD), in Washington, DC, where she currently is furthering her knowledge with regard to the needs of this often underserved population.
The AUCD established the Fellowship in Disability Policy Leadership in 2001, to expand the knowledge and expertise of AUCD network faculty, staff and/or senior trainees through first-hand experience within the complex interrelationships that exist among national governing and regulatory agencies, institutions of higher learning and advocacy organizations. Toward this goal, the Fellowship provides significant experiences in national level activities related to policy and legislative development, advocacy, program development, technical assistance, and AUCD administration. Fellows gain experience in developing national policy and legislation related to individuals with dis abilities, their families and those who work on their behalf; gain knowledge of the AUCD membership, its work and issues; and are able to develop important relationships with other federal level organizations including federal agencies, associations, advocacy groups, and other public and private entities related to the disabilities field.
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Mystery sencha brewed in Kenji Kyusu. Shawn Guinomi upon Kamakura Obon (tray) ... compliments the Kenji ... don't you think?
Chip wrote:New Kashun ball-shaped Hohin getting a christening with what else, Gyokuro. Great little Hagi-Yaki Hohin!!!
Tiny Petr-Yaki cups well suited for Gyokuro.
hopeofdawn wrote:This morning's tea setup--and finally a good shot of my new gongfu tray.
Tea: Junjaek from Phoenix Tea in Burien
Teapot: buncheong clay by Yi Yong Cheol
Fair cup: same glaze over porcelain clay by Yi Yong Cheol
Cup: celadon porcelain by Nathan Bray
Supporting actors--copper chataku, and new gongfu tray.
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Hello, hello! And welcome to my fanfiction World, YEAH TOAST! Here, you'll find my fanfics relating to anime and manga that are already out there. Looking for my originals? You can go back to my portfolio and go to the World titled "Unleashed Imaginations" for those. Looking for my regular blog? Same, but instead look for a World titled "ooh... shiny." Another option for my main blog is my myOtaku site, which can be found here
Why a title so random as "YEAH TOAST!"? because the Toast Song is awesome, that's why! And it's random. Since a good majority of the fanfiction I write are humorous little one-shots that make no sense, it fits perfectly.
And now (or at least when I have some stuff up here), on to the fics!
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You aren't an associate of Scrooge McDuck, are you?
Teaism wrote:Putting aside the crazy price, LBZ is a really incredible tea. I followed the changing/aging of this tea since 2007 and it is really really an amazing tea. Those who have tried it would understand its quality and class but at that price, I am not sure, yet it is still tempting....
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Martin wrote:I think all the various facets of Forest should be large graphical links on the front page, not just the ones that currently have their own domains. Cafe, hall, cave, darkroom, screen printing, balconies - all should be on there in equal footing.
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Reservations, please: Committed actor tackles multiple roles in CATCO area premiere of comedy about trendy restaurant
The Columbus Dispatch - November 08, 2013 10:29 PM
Out-of-work actors often must take day jobs at restaurants.
Sounds mundane, even boring, but playwright Becky Mode was inspired by that everyday reality to write Fully Committed, which became an off-Broadway hit and ranked among Time magazine's top-10 new plays of the year.
"It's a tour de force comedy about this guy answering the phones at this hoity-toity Upper East side restaurant," said actor Jeff Horst, who stars at CATCO.
Jeff Horst in the CATCO production of Fully Committed Photo credit: Red Generation Photography
CATCO is presenting the area premiere of Fully Committed, which previews Thursday night and opens Friday night (Nov. 8) in the Riffe Center's Studio Two Theatre, 77 S. High St.
"The play has an undertone of asking what's really important in life," actor Jeff Horst said.
"Is it the job? The fancy restaurant? Who you're seen with? No, that's not it. It's your family and who you can be there for during the holidays."
In her solo comedy, Mode imagines what would happen when one actor named
Sam shows up for his day job at a fashionable New York restaurant and discovers that he has to man
all the reservations lines.
"Sam is pretty frantic at the beginning, coming in and running around trying to put out all the fires," said Horst, who plays Sam.
It's an overwhelming situation, since everybody who's anybody wants a reservation, preferably that night, at the superhot eaterie – despite the reality that reservations are typically required two months in advance.
After that, the restaurant becomes "fully committed" – the euphemism that reservations takers are required to use by the restaurant's snooty management.
Through his experiences dealing with pushy patrons and demanding co-workers, Sam begins to learn how to assert himself.
"He finds out something about himself that's been affecting his career. There's this sense of self-worth that has not been radiating in his auditions. Through one phone conversation, he learns to stand up for himself and not be taken advantage of as an adult."
Jeff Horst in the CATCO production of Fully Committed Photo credit: Red Generation Photography
The big challenge for Horst, besides bringing Sam to life, is playing all the roles – almost 40 – in the 85-minute one-act.
|}"It's a lot of fun – and a work-out," he said.
Horst also plays the other restaurant personnel and all the customers who call pleading for or insisting on a table.
Among the other characters: the British Cockney chef who runs the restaurant; the French maitre'd Jean-Claude; Stephanie, the British luncheon hostess; and entitled socialite Bunny Van De Vere.
Horst strives to differentiate his characters through body movements, accents, speech patterns and pacing.
"I've had the script for Fully Committed for most of a year, so I've been experimenting with different voices and registers," he said.
"It's been like going back to the playground and playing with friends. I've been able to tap into that and rediscover more playful sides of my voice – stuff that people lose touch with as they grow up."
Horst, 37, has played multiple roles before, most prominently as one of the two quick-changing "clowns" in CATCO's popular production of The 39 Steps and in Available Light Theatre's Jane Eyre.
Horse also played about 10 characters in March in The Promised Land, a Bill cook play produced by A&B Theatricals.
"In theater, there's a lot of typecasting, but I've learned that there is so much inside an actor," Horst said.
"People think you can only play one role, and that attitude gets into an actor's head. But I found out through this process that there are so many different characters inside all of us."
CATCO will present Fully Committed at 7:30 p.m. Thursday (preview) Nov. 7, 8 p.m. Friday (opening) Nov. 8 and Saturday Nov. 9 and Nov. 14-16 and 21-23; 2 p.m. Sunday Nov. 10 and Nov. 17 and Nov. 24, and 11 a.m. Wednesday Nov. 13 and Nov. 20 at the Riffe Center's Studio Two Theatre, 77 s. High St.
For tickets, $11.50 to $45, call 614-469-0939 or visit www.catcoistheatre.org or Ticketmaster outlets (1-800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com)


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Estimated grade. Sold by B. Max Mehl Jun '41 price realized $0.75
Ron Guth: The "Medium" Date 1848 Half Dime utilizes the normal Half Dime logotype for this year. Conversely, the "Large" Date was created when a Mint engraver inadvertently used a Dime logotype to punch the date into the die. There is a clear difference in the size of the two logotypes, with the large date overlapping the base of Liberty by an obvious margin.Of the two sizes, the Large Date is slightly scarcer than the Medium Date.
Bob R. Simpson Collection
Heritage 6/2013:3155, $3,055
Joseph O'Connor, sold privately in 2/2004 - Eugene H. Gardner Collection - Heritage 5//2015:98166, $3,525
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Pori Uthappam /Puffed rice Oothapam
Of the many varieties of Dosai and oothapam my people like this particular uthappam. It is very soft, quite fluffed up at the center, little crispy on the outside. Quite easy to prepare and taste very good. Instead of the traditional black gram dhal , we have to use puffed rice here.
Raw rice 1 cup
Puffed rice 2 cup
Baking soda a pinch
Salt to taste
Soak the rice for 2- 3 hours
Soak the puffed rice separately for 1/2 hour
Grind the rice in the grinder with a little water to get coarse consistency and at this stage add the puffed rice and grind further till the batter is very smooth adding more water if necessary.
To check the consistency of the batter- Little thinner than idli batter but thicker than dosai batter
Let it ferment for 7-8 hours
Just before making the uthappam add the baking soda
Heat a frying pan in moderate heat.
Add a tsp of oil , then pour a laddle of batter, drizzle oil around it.
Cook for 2-3 minutes keeping the pan covered. Should be cooked only on one side.
The center gets puffed up very well and the uthappam turns a little pale.
Time to take it out and serve hot with chutney of your choice
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Aurora theater shooting suspect James Holmes is no longer a patient in the Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo.
The Pueblo Chieftain has learned that Holmes was transported from the facility during the night sometime last weekend, back to Arapahoe County.
Holmes, 25, entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2012 mass shooting and was ordered to undergo an evaluation at CMHIP — a critical part in his case.
Depending on the result of the evaluation, defense lawyers may withdraw the insanity plea, according to Denver media outlets.
Holmes was transferred here from Arapahoe County on Aug. 5.
As first reported by The Chieftain, CMHIP spent months preparing for Holmes' arrival.
He was housed in isolation at the Pueblo campus, where security upgrades were made to windows and only select personnel had access to Holmes' ward.
Holmes is suspected in the July 2012 shooting rampage at an Aurora theater in which 12 died and numerous others were injured.
Holmes faces the death penalty if convicted of murder.
Due to a gag order in the case, the hospital could not answer questions about Holmes' stay.


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Put the tile on top of the iron plate.
Looks good Don. Not trying to be a nosey Nancy, but maybe offset the dome and plate where more of the direct heat can hit the dome?My .02
Don, if you feel compelled to continue to work with the pot, go with a deflector. That's how the Japanese stove top oven is doing it. A less conductive stone will help, but I think you'll really want a layer of air in the equation....and drop the height on the ceiling about 2 more inches. Just like the Japanese oven, you want the tightest vertical space possible. A 640ish deg. ceiling about 5" away isn't going to have much impact. 3" is where you want to be.
I feel compelled to work with I have to work with because that is what I have to work with here. My philosophy of life here in Mexico is "I'd rather have a second rate something than a first rate nothing". I won't stop making pizza because all the flour I have to work with is poor quality Mexican AP. Where is the fun in that? Where is the challenge? Do I compare my crusts to those who have access to better flours North of me? No, I never have, but I make the best damn pizza in Banderas Bay, Mexico. Don
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Skip to comments.Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 1 September 2013
Posted on 09/01/2013 5:17:26 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
p>The Talk Shows
September 1st, 2013
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Secretary of State John Kerry Sens. Jack Reed, D-R.I., and James Inhofe, R-Okla.; Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Kerry; Sens. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and Robert Menendez, D-N.J.
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Kerry; Sens. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., John McCain and Tim Kaine, D-Va.
THIS WEEK (ABC): Kerry; retired Gen. James Cartwright, a former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Vali Nasr, dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and former foreign policy adviser to the Obama administration.
STATE OF THE UNION (CNN): Kerry; Reps. Eliot Engel, D-N.Y., and Scott Rigell, R-Va.; Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn.; retired Gen. Anthony Zinni, a former head of U.S. Central Command.
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM NBC's "Meet the Press"
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ABC's "This Week"
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM "Fox News Sunday"
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM CNN's "State of the Union"
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM CBS's "Face The Nation"
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Or suppose a king is about to go to war against another king. Will he not first sit down and consider whether he is able with ten thousand men to oppose the one coming against him with twenty thousand? Luke 14:31
Chicken-Hawks like Obomber and Carter would be cute when they were saber rattling if they were not so dangerous. They are like the biggest wimp on the playground going up and throwing a limp wristed punch at the playground bully. You just know it isnt going to end well for the geek. After lecturing Bush for ten years about how the WMD intelligence was fake and Hussain wasnt a bad guy for gassing his people, we are now going to bomb some empty buildings for the same thing? The problem with agenda driven communists is they have zero moral foundation so every morning is a new day and a new set of standards. We are seeing someone who has no recollection to what he said to get elected or how veniment he has been to the CIA or Military Intelligence, so he is going to use them to further his agenda.
Here is a wimp who has spent his entire life hating the American military and now he wants to use them for a campaign promotion to make him look manly. He claimed he would fight wars smarter, whatever that means and now he is being dragged deeper into the world viper den over something he stupidly said. America has no vested interest other than oil in that region and the best thing we can do is hold their coats while they fight it out. After the lefts love affair with Hussain and his use of chemical weapons why should we care if Assad used them on his people? Everyone knows Obozo the clown would use them on the Tea Party if he had half a chance, so he should empathize rather than going to war.
Of course now he wants us to believe the intelligence that there was a chemical attack and Assad ordered it. Everyone knows his buddies in the Brotherhood are capable of setting off a chemical IED and likely have access to some from Benghazi. We also know he will leave his people to die in Benghazi and will then lie to the American people about why they died. We know he will tell the United Nations we had an Ambassador killed by a video protest rather than the truth of what happened. We know he will order our troops to Stand Down rather than save an Ambassador and some ex-Navy Seals to be brutalized in the most savage way to protect his own hide. Why would we ever go into Syria with that kind of leader?
During the Kerry/Bush debates, Kerry lectured Bush on going it alone incessantly until GW turned the tables and told him to tell that to Blair and the rest of the thirty some allies. Now the British have wisely turned down Obombers invitation to be part of a coalition. Now everyone expects the French to turn down an offer, but if the British are not part of the willing then the intelligence must not be all that strong. They are waiting for the UN inspectors to confirm the attack happened and if Assad was who ordered it. The UN inspectors are never going to figure out who ordered the attack so the British have found a way to tell Kerry and Obama to piss up a rope. It looks like they finally told him what he can do with the Churchill bust. The truly delicious part of this, go it alone action is Kerry now has his own Gulf of Tonkin. Is it true or was it faked?
So after bashing Bush and our military 24/7/365 for the past ten years they are now going to try to convince us, going to war is a good thing. After using the war to divide our country and take over our leadership this Rodeo Clown wants us to follow him into another Bosnia to help Al Queda? We have no business in that region and if anything the Iraq war should have taught us it is not a people who can accept democracy like ours. It needs harsh dictators who will control the Islamic radicals with harsh measures. We should simply be there to deal with whoever comes out of this civil war which will most likely be Assad.
The real reason we are getting into this conflict is his insistence we stay dependant on ME oil. If there is a war which needs winning it is the war on self sustainability. He is the Al Queda in that war as he is closing down our coal and oil exploration and development like a dictator at a peace rally. Rather than sending cruise missiles into Syria he needs to be sending oil into Houston. Rather than massing his ships for a military Shock and Awe, how about letting our power plants off his Global Warming Shock and Awe and let the American people have some lower heating costs. This is what the American people want rather than another fruitless military action to only make the Syrians and Islamic terrorists hate us more. Lets really get smart and divest ourselves from that region of the world rather than stupidly jumping to conclusions.
Whether this is a wag the dog operation or a saving face potential disaster, there is nothing to be gained for America. If the UN wants to punish the person who ordered this attack it really has nothing to do with us. Obozo the Rodeo Clown has caused enough damage to the ME and it is time for us to let them work out their civil wars. Chemical weapons being used on your own people is an awful event, but this is not our war and we are not the worlds mommy so condemn it and move on. In the end it has nothing to do with Syria and everything to do with trusting Obama. After Benghazi and his incessant attacks on America he has proved beyond a shadow of a doubt he is not to be trusted. His Arab Spring has taken root so he now we see the outcomes in Egypt, Libya and Syria. As they say President O-wimp, you broke it and now you own it.
Pray for America to Wake Up
Note: The above opinion is not necessarily my own, but FReeper Brays. If you wish to discuss this, please ping Bray.
Complete insanity (what's new?) likely to reign on the talk shows.
The reason?
The admin will argue in FAVOR of military action in Syria having just passed up on the chance to take military action in Syria.
Does anyone think Kerry will actually show up on Fox this morning. AI believe he will quietly sulk away after being so soundly slapped down after his Friday speech.
He'll start out by asking Chris Wallace:
"Where can I get me one of them war-ing licenses?"
That way all the rednecks watching will warm up to him....
"America has no vested interest other than oil in that region and the best thing we can do is hold their coats while they fight it out."
The Muslims are hell-bent on the ruination of Israel and the West and all of modernity. Thus we have a VERY VESTED interest in ALL of their acts and utterances of barbarism—especially the use of WMD.
This Rand Paul "no US interest" argument was equally true as regards Afghanistan and western Asia ten seconds before Flight #10 hit the tower.
McLame and Kerry the senile duo, Graham you won't see but he is on his knees and you know where.
"having just passed up on the chance to take military action in Syria."
This is just a ploy to divide the republicans in congress. Obama probably got a call from Axelrod friday evening. He'll still go ahead with the attack.
Wallace just announced on Fox that Kerry will be there. He has already conducted the interview.
Thanks as usual AB for our Sunday Morning thread. And, of course, another brilliant essay from our FReeper Emeritus, Bray.
"Congratulations, Lurch. You scored a 10 on the ego-stroke scale by pulling a Fiver!"
Maybe he's going to pull a Rice and blame it all on a video no one has seen.
Kerry X 5 shows ?
Ploy? Perhaps highlight. We're just divided on the issue.
Fall guys.
If he gets Congressional approval, and if resulting actions in Syria turn into a boondoggle, he will have someone to blame — the Republicans in Congress.
If he acts unilaterally, he only has Team Obama — SoS Kerry and SDEF Hagel — and the Joint Chiefs to blame.
It occurs to me that Obama felt it was okay to telegraph his intentions to hit certain targets because he probably thinks that the Syrian government is like the US government, and by the time the Syrians filled out all of the forms for the EPA and ensured that minority contractors got their cut of the moving contracts, it would be about 15 years before they could get the WMD stuff out of the facilities that we have already targeted and told them that we have targeted.
What's Jarrett sneaking past us while Syria takes place?
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And you know the media will go along with it like *SNAP*
Unlike Bush, who got approval from Congressional democrats, FIRST, and then the UN, which the media never highlighted or talked about at all....
Just too good!
Had to be repeated.Bray has the regime's number and it remains ZERO. Additionally, its possible that Syria is little more than a diversion to help complete as bray states the mission of the regime which is the decline,downfall and disruption of the US.
As long as Syria is in the news big time will anyone care about Benghazi,the IRS screwing the tea Party,,nsa spying one everything that makes a sound or prints a sentence or a myriad of other scandals which are all now on the backburner of the media?
Looks like david axelrod has scored once again.
If everything the regime does is political and the regime is worried sh!tless about 2014 than Syria has become the perfect diversion!
Oh yeah and bray is absolutely correct about who is gassing whom as well.
The video above shows terrorists shooting off chem weapons in Syria. Pretty good evidence.
hers a better link for the above post.
If you enjoy hearing talking points you will love these shows, (that's all they are News SHOWS), the questions will not matter, talking points prevail.
Dog and pony shows with little disputes to spice things up, Sunday Circus.
Not sure Texas can retain that. They are being inundated by border jumpers and Leftists. The Leftists ruined Colorado, then New Mexico, and are flooding into Texas. Many speculate Texas is rapidly turning purple and, in the not too distant future, blue.
Can't happen? Look at what they did to California. California used to have the 8th strongest economy in the world. I am not sure of their current economic standing, but California has severe economic problems.
People in some areas of Colorado [and possibly adjoining areas of NB and WY] are wanting to break from Colorado and create another state.
That could be happening in Texas in a decade or so. The Texas state Constitution allows for Texas to be separated in up to 5 individual states, if the political mood and population permit.
Libs are like fire ants. Once they move it, it is next to impossible to get rid of them.
Susan Ricebutt is all over the airwaves today. Quelle surprise.
Remember its all political. If the bent axel can get a Congress full of pompass a-holls with a 9% like ability rating to make zeros decision for him its fire a few bombs Assads' way and then on to the debt ceiling and then amnesty.
All of the scandals of the summer forgotten. Exactly what they are after. Using us once more to solve their political problems and we always oblige.
The ratings would be through the roof.
But they won't dare.
Looks like Lurch's "global test" has been taken and utterly failed.
Kerry has his fresh Botox and pancake game face on. Complete with droopy right eye.
Great point!
OMG Lurch is a bigger sanctimonious gasbag than Puff.
A video is going around (BBC, and other media) showing the result of a supposed napalm attack on a school in Syria.
We know from previous ME incidents, attacks, wars, etc., that they typically embellish and photoshop — because they know the liberal Western media will eat it up.
Two related FR threads:
Syria: 'napalm' bomb dropped on school playground, BBC claims
Burned student: We will crush you, Assad
Good point. Maybe it was these Obama meant when he said "Phony scandals"!
Exactly Tom.I gotta tell ya an insecure border where terrorists, drug dealers and illegals romp across our border at will serves only one purpose an aide for those who would destroy the country.
"If this is so important, why did the president go golfing?"
We don't have news reporters, we have stenographers who wait for the 'official' word.
Teetotalers could play a drinking game today if the words were "G20 meeting" or "Russia next week. "
If UK's Cameron dropped the ball...
...then 0bama not only dropped the ball, he also shredded his credibility.
0bama has the Shite Midas touch
And he is using the reverb microphone for added "gravitas" in the Chris Wallace interview.
Did you catch the shot of Chris Wallace sort of rolling his eyes during the first Kerry monologue?
They have already said leave us out of any action taken.
Yes, and Kerry's lizard tongue is fully functional.
SOS Kerry appears (Botox'd to look like a 15 y.o.)
to push Obama's plans.
"We have learned hair and blood samples
... from first responders ...
have tested positive for sarin."
[no mention made that al Qaeda now has sarin
... and a history of using it].
Kerry: "We do not lose anything (by not responding).
Wallace explains that he and FOX "News" want
Syria bombed NOW and that a nine day wait is too long.
Wallace is VERY concerned about protecting al Qaeda.
Kerry makes clear, and reminds Wallace,
that the Tyrant has sole decision.
Wallace points out that the undocumented Tyrant
changed course, but Kerry disagrees
and claims this is a "courageous decision"
and purports that this was the plan all along
(although any sentient knows this is nonsense).
{snide remark alert!}
It takes more make-up to make Kerry look presentable on TV than it does for Hillary.
Some make-up company is getting wealthy.
Wallace is having a fit that the Admin now is saying it wants/needs Congressional approval.
Yesterday, Wallace's inside sources apparently told him that Obama was going to announce that bombers were already on their way to Syria.
Wallace has been having to CYA since Obama's speech. Wallace's ego/credibility got singed.
Saw that and took notice on the brief cutaway. Lurch is blathering and filibustering to keep Chris from bringing up counter arguments and tough questions.
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November 1, 2011
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Whooping cough is on the rise in parts of New Mexico, but not an issue so far this year in the eastern part of the state.
Whooping cough is a highly contagious bacterial respiratory infection putting infants most at risk. The New Mexico Department of Health says cases of whooping cough, or pertussis, are up, especially in Bernalillo County.
State Department of Health epidemiologist Dr. Chad Smelser said there are 188 confirmed, probable and suspected pertussis cases in the state and 130 of those have been reported in Bernalillo County.
But Smelser said no cases have been reported this year in Curry, Roosevelt, DeBaca or Quay counties.
Curry County reported 11 cases of whooping cough in 2010, Smelser said.
Overall in New Mexico, Smelser told KRQE-TV the health department started seeing an increase in cases last year, but before that cases had been down for the last several years.
He said a jump in cases can be attributed to whooping cough turning up in a large population centers such as Albuquerque.


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Yesterday, we asked who would you share tea with if you could choose anyone. The top vote getter was a non tea historical figure. You can still vote or discuss yesterday's topic.
Welcome one and all to TeaDay. Come brew a pot and share what is in your cup with all of us. Frequent updates are a plus. Be dure to check out what everyone else is sipping as well. You can reflect back on your TeaDay if you need to.
Today, Chamekke is nosey and wants to know where is everyone from. It is an official "Frivolous Post Day" all day long...if you call getting to know your fellow TeaChatters as frivolous. So! Share as much or as little information as you want here today. Does your town have a claim to fame? I hope you have some fun with this topic today.
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Kosciuszko Club and Paper Factory to sponsor Relay
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A Relay for Life fundraiser will be held Saturday at Rookie's on the Lake in Dunkirk beginning at 5 p.m. There will be a $15 admission, which includes food and live music by Left of Center. Raffles will be held, and prizes include autographed jerseys from the Buffalo Sabres and Buffalo Bandits. A silent auction will also be held. Presale tickets are available by calling Stacy at 680-1754. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door. All proceeds go to the American Cancer Society.
Pine Valley to hold school carnival Feb. 22
The Pine Valley Central School, 7755 Route 83, South Dayton will host a school carnival on Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. in the high school new gym. Children and families are welcome to attend to play games and enjoy dinner for a family friendly affordable night out. Food will be served in the old gym. Pizza, pop and water will be available for $1, popcorn and chips will be available for $.50, and hot dogs and cotton candy will be available for $.75. Tickets can be won to use toward food purchases by being a hero and stomping out bullying.
Live webinar
Jamestown Community College will host a live webinar as part of the Second Nature Security and Sustainability Forum on the Findings of the National Cli-mate Assessment Wednesday.
The program, which is open to the public, will be held from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Lenna Theatre, located in the Hultquist Library building on JCC's Jamestown Campus. For details on the webinar, contact Tom Meara, JCC's sustainability program coordinator, at 338-1194.
Blood drive today
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The Hockey Hall of Fame is celebrating the Montreal Canadiens franchise with a special exhibit and videos. Not sure why they mention the replica Canadiens locker room as a special exhibit since that has been there since my first trip at the end of 2006.
If you haven't been to Toronto to check it out, I really suggest going. Just visited for the second time this past week and its a great place. Right in the heart of the city and across the street from Union Station so its accessible by multiple trains, subway, and bus lines. Great interact exhibits and the Main Hall is spectacular. I wish the Football HOF would implement more of the interactive stuff similar to what hockey has done.


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ENMU professor garners state honor
November 19, 2004
An Eastern New Mexico University marketing professor known for his laid-back approach is the school's fourth honoree as New Mexico Professor of the Year in the last nine years.
Dale Davis, a professor at ENMU since 1982, attended an awards luncheon Thursday in Washington, D.C., in honor of state winners, as well as an evening reception on Capitol Hill.
"I'm overwhelmed. Winning never entered my mind," Davis said. "Every school has many fine professors, and I feel very honored to be in such good company.
"It's always gratifying to be recognized for what you are trying to do — be a good teacher and role model. It reinforces that I am doing something right, and that my teaching methods are working."
The award is sponsored by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
Davis, who teaches organizational behavior, international marketing, principles of management and evolution of economic thought, believes students have to be treated as individuals.
"Students need to grasp the material, but not everyone learns in the same ways," he said. "That is why I have an open-door policy. Some students do not want to ask questions in front of other students, but they can come to my office anytime and ask me in private."
It's a policy that students seem to agree with.
Nic Snowberger, a senior business administration major, said he will have taken seven classes with Davis by the time he graduates in May, including one this semester and one in the spring.
"I think he shows an exceptional interest in his students," Snowberger said. "He's definitely not there for the pay — he's there to make sure the students pass their classes and get the education they paid for."
A frequent consultant to businesses and agencies, Davis said his is a relaxed teaching style but does have rules. For example, he has no attendance policy but students know that attending class is in their best interests.
"The world is about choices, and choices have consequences," Davis said. "If they do not do well in a course because of their absences, they learn about the consequences of their actions."
During his years at Eastern, he has also served as dean of the College of Business from 1990-93.
"I think it reflects well on the university as well as his colleagues," ENMU President Steven Gamble said. "Dr. Davis is a very straight-forward individual. He demands a lot from his students and they respect him. The Carnegie Foundation is recognizing something we've long already known."
Davis, who has a master of business administration degree from Georgia State University, is retired as a Marine Corps officer.
Other ENMU professors receiving the award were Mary Ayala, Spanish professor, in 2002; Any Sae, chemistry professor in 1998; and Betty Lyon, mathematics professor, in 1996.
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Falcons sign OT Terren Jones from practice squadAP , Associated Press
Nov. 26, 2013 6:33 PM ET
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — The Atlanta Falcons have signed offensive tackle Terren Jones to the active roster and waived wide receiver Brian Robiskie.
Jones (6-foot-7, 341 pounds) was signed by the Falcons as an undrafted free agent from Alabama State following this year's NFL draft and began the season on the practice squad.
Coach Mike Smith says he will be looking to evaluate young players in the final five regular-season games. Jones' promotion from the practice squad could be an indication he could see playing time as soon as Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills in Toronto.
Robiskie signed with the Falcons on Oct. 10 when the team needed depth at receiver following injuries to Julio Jones and Roddy White. He appeared in only game and did not have a catch.
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