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Sixty students gathered today at the Serena Hotel to kick off their pre-departure orientation for a year of study at U.S. community colleges. This is the sixth group of Pakistani students to study in the United States under the U.S. Community College Initiative Program.
"I am excited to see these outstanding students from every province in Pakistan go to the United States," said Dr. Marilyn Wyatt, spouse of U.S. Ambassador Cameron Munter. "They will be studying in U.S. schools, learning new skills and becoming part of their local communities. They will have the opportunity to show everyday Americans the true face of Pakistan, and learn about Americans beyond the distorted stereotypes in the media."
The Community College Initiative Program is a one-year, non-degree scholarship program that provides opportunities for Pakistani young professionals to develop leadership, professional skills and English language proficiency, while studying at a community college in the United States. Participants study agriculture, applied engineering, business management and administration, nursing, media, or tourism and hospitality management.
The U.S. Embassy in Pakistan administers the largest educational and cultural programs of any U.S. Embassy in the world. More than 8,000 Pakistanis have participated in fully-funded academic or professional development programs in the United States. Five-thousand Pakistani youth currently are enrolled in U.S. government-funded English language programs in Pakistan These programs manifest the sincere interest of the United States to build partnership with and a bright future for the people of Pakistan.
H.J. writes:
In American schools, if you want to learn, can learn a lot. For example a semester to intensive reading English class this book, more than 15 ShaShi is similar to many of the works of Plato, Ethiopia. If you don't want to learn, just want to pass the exam also can be mixed.
University is imported easy, export difficult. In addition to the private schools, which have university, state university in major cities has the branch. And the community college. The rich can read good schools, have no money can work on the along while, evening classes.

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ABOARD THE PAPAL FLIGHT TO THE U.S. (CNS) — Pope Benedict XVI said he hoped to help heal the wounds of priestly sex abuse during his visit to the United States and promised steps to ensure that such acts do not happen again.
The pope made his remarks to reporters aboard his chartered Alitalia jet April 15, about an hour after taking off from Rome for his April 15-20 visit to Washington and New York City.
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Editor's note: This is the 10th installment in Bleacher Report's NFL 1000 for the 2013 season. This signature series runs through April 24, with NFL Draft Lead Writer Matt Miller ranking the best players at every position. You can read more about the series in this introductory article. See the NFL 1000 page for more rankings.
The safety position continues to evolve in the NFL. With each evolution, the men playing as the last line of defense become more and more important.
Need to stop the read-option? Get yourself a free safety with range and tackling ability. Need to slow down Calvin Johnson? Bracket coverage—a safety over the top and a cornerback underneath—is your only hope. No matter the offensive system, the best recipe for stopping it usually involves a great safety.
So who is the best safety?
You might prefer a rangy, athletic player like Earl Thomas. Or maybe you want a crushing hitter like Donte Whitner. No matter your preference, when you put them all together, it's fascinating to see just who comes out on top. That's what the NFL 1000 aims to identify. Throw out the narratives and the fantasy football stats, and dig into the film. Then we'll see who is the best.
The B/R 1000 metric is based on scouting each player and grading the key criteria for each position. The criteria are weighted according to importance, on a 100-point scale.
Potential is not taken into consideration. Nor are career accomplishments.
Safeties are judged on coverage (40 points), run defense (15), speed (25), tackling (20) and all of the technique, athletic ability and football intelligence needed to play the position.
In the case of ties, our team asked, "Which player would I rather have on my team?" and set the rankings accordingly.
Subjective? Yes. But ties are no fun.
Each player was scouted by me and a team of experienced evaluators, with these key criteria in mind. The following scouting reports and grades are the work of months of film study from our team.
All statistics from Pro Football Focus (subscription required). Players' heights, weights and seasons from NFL.com.


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Hunt 1249: CWMU Buck deer
J. B. Ranch
Season dates
9-1-2014 to 10-31-2014
- Nonresident permits: No
- Resident permits: 2
- Total permits: 2
The Wildlife Board establishes timeframes for hunting on CWMUs. Hunters should expect to hunt at least five days within these timeframes
Type: CWMU
Species: Buck deer
Weapon: Any legal weapon
J. B. Ranch
DescriptionThe J. B. Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is located on the Colorado - Utah state line near the southeast corner of Grand County and the northeast corner of San Juan County. The high point of the Unit is mid- to south at 8900 feet. From here it drops in elevation to the north and to the south. In the north John Brown Creek starts at 8800 feet and flows north exiting the Unit in the northwest corner at 7500 feet. John Brown Creek is also supported by Pace Lake at 8200 feet. In the south Rock Creek cuts the southwest corner ranging from 7400 feet to 7500 feet. Sally Hollow also cuts the south part of the Unit ranging from 8100 feet to 8900 feet. The most common elevation is 8100 feet but ranges from 7400 feet to 9000 feet with an elevation difference of 1900 feet. Fifty-four percent (54%) of the CWMU elevation ranges between 7700 feet and 8400 feet an elevation difference of 700 feet.
Over half of the J. B. Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is covered with Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland (41), especially in the northern part of the unit. The other major land cover type contributor is Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine Woodland (34). There is a larger Pondersoa Pine Woodland patch in the south and this type is more scattered in the north.
One of the J B Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Mangement Unit (CWMU) nearest weather stations, LA SAL (424946), is 23.3 km southwest of the southwest edge of the CWMU. LA SAL has seventy-seven (77) years of records, 1901 - 1978. During the FALL (September, October and November) the average precipitation is 3.49 inches, but it can be as high as 8.90 inches or as low as 0.06 inch. During the 91 day FALL period, 12 days will experience greater than or equal to 0.01 inch of precipitation, 8 days of greater than or equal to 0.10 inch, or 2 days of the greater than or equal to 0.50 inch of precipitation. Snowfall during the FALL averages 6.8 inches but can be as high as 11.8 inches. FALL temperature at LA SAL averages 47.9 degrees F. but can be as high as 96.0 degrees F. or as low as -6.0 degrees F. During the FALL, 41 days will be below freezing (32 degrees F.) and no days above 90 degrees F. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.
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Mentally ill inmates to get help
By STEVE BOUSQUET
Published January 11, 2007
TALLAHASSEE - Prodded by an outraged Pinellas judge, the Legislature on Wednesday allocated nearly $17-million to move mentally ill patients from jails to treatment programs.
The stopgap measure will pay for 373 more treatment beds to ease a statewide backlog of criminal defendants found incompetent to stand trial or not guilty by reason of insanity.
"The fix is here," said the incoming secretary of the Department of Children and Families, Bob Butterworth.
With the state's 1,449 treatment beds filled to capacity, many inmates languish in county jails, despite a state law that requires them to be offered treatment within 15 days of being declared mentally incompetent.
The Department of Children and Families said the waiting list jumped by an unprecedented 16 percent this year.
At a special meeting, the 14-member Legislative Budget Commission voted to shift the extra money from a hospital inpatient services account that has had lower-than-expected caseloads so far this year.
The $16.6-million set aside Wednesday will pay for the beds only through June 30, when the current fiscal year ends.
DCF will add 233 beds at five state-run mental health treatment centers and will contract for another 140 less restrictive beds at local residential treatment programs.
Inmates will be sent to wherever the first available bed can be found, with nonviolent inmates sent to less restrictive sites.
"They will go where they can get services the quickest," said DCF spokeswoman Erin Geraghty.
Wednesday's vote set in motion a much bigger financial commitment by legislators.
Butterworth served notice that he will ask for $48.5-million more to continue the same number of new beds for a full year starting July 1.
Pinellas Circuit Court Judge Crockett Farnell found DCF in contempt of court in October and imposed $80,000 in fines on the beleaguered agency.
Decrying what he called the "arrogant activity" of state officials, the judge threatened to jail former DCF Secretary Lucy Hadi. That prompted former Gov. Jeb Bush to accuse the judge of a "temper tantrum."
But the judge's criticism brought a quick promise of more funding from the Legislature, and Butterworth cited criticism by Farnell, among others.
"As we know, the judges in the state are frustrated, as you are," Butterworth told lawmakers in what was just his third day as DCF secretary. "They've taken some action to get our attention - and they obviously have."
Records provided by the agency show that as early as 2002, DCF sought more money for treatment beds for the mentally ill. But the requests were repeatedly whittled down by Gov. Bush's office.
Gov. Charlie Crist, who took office Jan. 2 and inherited the backlog from Bush, praised the Legislature's action. "It sounds like the right thing to do to me," he said.
Crist said he expects lawmakers will find the additional $48.5-million to provide bed space on an annualized, or year-round, basis. "Don't they have a duty to?" he asked.
Butterworth, himself a former circuit judge, said former officials were wrong to question Judge Farnell's actions.
"You don't ignore a judge's order," Butterworth said. "I would not recommend it, and it appears that's what happened in Pinellas County."
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DeForest beats Waunakee 28-14
First regular season win over Warriors since 1996
Waunakee has dominated the Badger North Conference for fifteen years. DeForest has felt that dominance first hand. The Norskies haven't beaten Waunakee since their playoff win over the Warriors in 2007. In the regular season? Try 1996.
2013 is a new year.
Friday, the Norskies thumped the slumping Warriors 28-14.
The Norskies struck first. Lucas Miller ran for a 47 yard touchdown to make it 7-0 DeForest. DeForest tacked on two more scores to make it 21-0.
But the Warriors continued to fight. Troy Laufenberg found daylight and scored a 92 yard score to cut the DeForest lead to 14. Then, Jacob Andersen snagged an interception and returned it for a touchdown to make it 21-14!
With two minutes to go, and backed up deep in their own territory, the Warriors had one last chance. A high snap went over the head of quarterback Alex Helt. The DeForest defense pounced on the loose ball for the touchdown, sealing the 28-14 DeForest victory.


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Published May 19, 2007
Tampa Bay Angels
The Tampa Bay Angels are forming two scout teams 16U 2009, 2010 grads. They will play tournaments around the state and have a baseball camp with many college coaches from around the state in June. Contact Chris Banks at 727-542-6245.
There also will be an open tryout for the 16U team May 19 at Eckerd College at 1 p.m. Contact Chris Banks at 727-542-6245.
Summer Classic
College Baseball Advisors will be holding their fourth annual Summer Classic at Naimoli Complex June 22-24. Many College coaches from around the state will be in attendance. A college recruiting seminar will also be held on Friday night. Please contact Chris Banks at 727-542-6245.
Florida State Collegiate League
The league has spaces available for the summer season, which begins May 26. It is a wood bat league open to present and future college players. Call Reed McMillan at 798-3723 or Dick Neitz at (813) 961-2388.
Coaches Don and Curt Reed will hold a week long camp on June 4-7 and June 18-21 at the school. Cost is $125 per person. Call 525-1464 for information.
Burg Baseball
The team is hosting a 7-under coach pitch baseball tournament on June 15-19. Little League, Dizzy Dean, Pony League or AAU teams are invited. Call Mike Fintak at 866-6578 or 768-2456.
Eckerd CollegeThe Tritons baseball team is offering a summer baseball camp on June 4-8 and June 18-22. The camps is for kids ages 6-14 and runs from 8:45 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost is $150 for one week, $250 for two weeks. Call 864-8253 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tarpon Springs
The city's recreation department is offering summer basketball camps on June 11-15, July 9-13 and July 30-Aug. 3. Call Steve Plummer at 943-4900 ext. 154.
Boca Ciega TournamentThere will be a 30-and-over basketball tournament at Boca Ciega High School on July 14. The cost is $120 per team. Contact William White at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Football Camp
The East Lake Boosters are offering a camp for kids age 7-15 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on July 9-12. The camp is at East Lake High and will be run by the football coaches. Call 939-1855 or 942-7616.
Gibbs Junior Gladiators
The league will have registration for football and cheerleading (ages 5-14) at the 31st Street Sports Complex. Dates are May 26, June 9, 16, 23 and July 7, 14 and 21 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Call 822-5144 or 327-7867.
Countryside High School
The Cougar football camp will be held June 11-15 for players 8-15 years old. The camp runs from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and is $150 per child. Call 724-1438 for information.
Summer Junior Camp at St. Andrews Links, Dunedin's municipal course located at 620 Palm Blvd. through Aug. 23. Half day camp (noon to 4 p.m.) and all day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Instruction, video swing analysis, rules and course competition. Under the direction of PGA teaching pro Paul Sylvester. For further information, call the pro shop at 738-2905.
June 3, 1 p.m. Dunedin High School Baseball Boosters Tournament at The Eagles in Odessa, a fund-raiser for the team, followed by an awards dinner. Sponsors welcome. Call Bruce Faison at (813) 854-2325 or John Bascom at (727) 734-0051.
Dunedin Boosters
The Dunedin High boosters will host their sixth annual golf tournament on June 3 at the Eagles Golf Club in Tampa. The tournament begins at 1 p.m. and is a best ball scramble format. Call Bruce Faison at (813) 854-2325 for John Bascom at 734-0051.
Northwest Little LeagueThe league will hold a golf tournament on June 9 at the Tide Golf Club. It is a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start. Call John Edner at 545-7977 for e-mail email@example.com.
Berkeley Prep Camps
The Tampa school is offering summer camps in basketball, volleyball and lacrosse. For dates and times, call Heather Mackin at (813) 885-1673, ext. 260.
Wiregrass Ranch
The school will offer a boys and girls basketball camp the weeks of June 4-8, 11-15 and 18-22. Call Jeremy Calzone at 346-6000.
Clearwater Central CatholicThe school is offering a camp for beginning and intermediate wrestlers on June 4-8 from 12:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Contact coach Scott Stern at 798-1713 or go to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lakeside Christian
The school will hold a volleyball camp on July 9-12 from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. For more information, call 644-3112.
The school is offering a football camp for boys entering grades 5-8 on June 25-29 from 9 a.m.-noon. Contact coach Phil Hayford at email@example.com for information.
Pinellas Park
The school will hold a basketball camp on June 4-7 and June 18-21 from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. The camp is open to boys and girls in grades 3-10. Call 538-7410 or 512-3662 for information.
City of Largo
The city is offering registration for adult flag football, softball and volleyball. For information, call Brian Harter at 518-3022.
The city is offering summer sports camps beginning in May for street hockey, track and field, baseball and softball. There is also an all girls sports camp offered for girls ages 8-13. Sports include basketball, tennis, soccer, volleyball, fitness games and field hockey. Call 518-3016 for information.
City of Clearwater
The city will offer basketball camps for boys and girls entering grades 3-6 on May 29-June 1 and June 11-14 at the Countryside Rec Center. For information, call 460-1904.
Police Athletic League
PAL is offering a cheerleading camp on June 4-8 from 8 a.m.-noon. To register, go to www.pinellascountypal.com.
PAL is offering a basketball skills camp on June 11-15 from 8 a.m.-noon at Seminole High School. To register, go to www.pinellascountypal.com.
PAL is offering a softball skills camp June 16-20 from 8 a.m.-noon at Seminole High School for players 8-12. There is also a flag football camp from June 25-29 from 8 a.m.-noon at the SYAA complex in Seminole. Go to www.pinellascountypal.com for information.
Sunday, 7 a.m. Mad Beach Triathlon.
June 9, 8 a.m. Rough Riders 5K, Tampa's Al Lopez Park. Call 813-874-7223.
June 17, 8 a.m. Father's Day 5K, Palm Harbor's John Chesnut Park. Tel. 727-736-8232.
June 24, 8 a.m. Pace For Prevention 5K, Sand Key Park, Clearwater. Call 813-874-7223.
June 28, 6:45 p.m. West Florida RC Summer Series #1, a 5K, Clearwater Beach. Call Michael Weiss at (727) 772-7799.
Oldsmar Soccer Club
The club will hold tryouts for is 2007 fall competitive league on June 2-9. Tryouts are at Canal Park on Tampa Rd. For times, go to www.oldsmarsoccer.org.
Soccer Clinic
Canterbury School in St. Petersburg will host a co-ed summer skills clinic on June 25-29 from 9 a.m.-11 a.m. The clinic will be taught by coaches and instructors from MLS' Colorado Rush. For information, call Ed Rawson at 521-5905.
Dunedin Stirling
The club will hold summer camps from May 21-July 27. The weeklong camps are Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.. Call 430-1667 for information.
The under-13 girls team will hold tryouts on June 2-8. For site and times, go to www.dunedinacademyhearts.com.
Announcements should be mailed to Times Sports, P.O. Box 1121, St. Petersburg, FL 33731-1121.


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I got a response from Grande indicating they don't deal with consumers directly... They didn't offer any other option... landras , I will let you know if I find another source... Are you in Houston?
Yes, I live close to 59 @ Wesleyan
Have you looked at Central Market? They all make fresh mozzerella in house, I believe. Probably from Grande curd.
I work at 59 & HWY 6... Let me know if you try Central Market as Craig sugested.
Thanks Scott, I contacted them again by email (my only way of communication during working hours). When I asked for their wholesalers in the Houston area. They requested my company, name, address phone number... I will stick to whatever I find at Costco or Sam's. I was happy with the cheese I got last weekend from CostCo.
What cheese did you get from CostCo that you were happy with and what was the cost? I was going to look into what they had when I went this there weekend.


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Thank you Hey Jude, you perfectly supported the point that I was trying to make, which was that there is no way that teenagers could be fans of the beatles because the beatles music does not live up to the modern, social, and commercial standards of contemporary teen culture.
the exception to this of course, is if you have a critical ear for music ...then the beatles would be right up on the list of teenagers' fav. bands (which isn't the case).


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (52 votes).
In short: Very nice Challenging eventDate of review: July 17, 2010
In short: i have run this race many times, a top day out as well!Date of review: July 19, 2009
In short: super race, super venue and a great day outDate of review: July 19, 2009
In short: Great race - well done!In full: Hills just as I remembered and a good test. Good support and a cheer for every runner at the end. Then a look round the fair and even a ball in the evening - so a great day all round!Date of review: July 19, 2009
In short: Hills not quite as bad as we were expecting!In full: Rolling hills through miles 2 to 4 or so, but the last part relatively flat. Part of a summer fete so plenty to do for everyone before and after and plenty of "recovery" treats available! Marshalls excellent, very smoothly organised and encouraging. Throw in a Spitfire flypast too and a very pleasant afternoon indeed!Date of review: July 19, 2009
In short: Rollercoaster HillsIn full: Not that hot this year thankfully. Hills are still a killer and tried to go as fast as possible down the other sides. Encouragement on way round from marshalls and public was great. One downer was water at the finish from a garden hose! and I now have a dodgy tummy :o( but I will do again :o) Date of review: July 18, 2009
In short: Doesn't get any easier!!!!! Well run as always.Date of review: July 18, 2009
In short: V good race - hills a good test. Will be backDate of review: August 7, 2008
In short: great day out In full: great event , marshalls could be a bit more vocal - but a fantastic day.Date of review: July 21, 2008
In short: Better than I remembered itIn full: A classic event. Marvellously linked to local village fete and flower show so something for all the family. Great organisation and marshalls with runners of all abilities willing to pass on advice to all. Although course the same this year as last sure that a couple more hills have grown but still took 3 minutes off last years pb. Defo back in 2009.Date of review: July 21, 2008
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Good idea, this John questionnaire . I'll try and answer as best I can:
1. Which John album is your favourite? Can't make up my mind between "Wall & Bridges" and "Double Fantasy".
2. Favourite opener on a John album? "Starting Over" (works lyric-wise as well)
3. Which John song do you most identify with your own life, or how you feel? At the moment, it is "Woman Is the Nigger of the World"- maybe in a couple of decades (if I get that far), it'll be "Watching the Wheels"
4. Do you skip the Yoko tracks on John's albums? Normally I do.
5. Do you cringe when you hear people cover Imagine? Depends if it is a good or a bad version. If it is a good one, I even appreciate people keeping the idea behind it "alive".
6. Do you think Yoko had a massive creative impact on John's music? Yes, because John's music was generally very much influenced by his personal life and during years Yoko was the most important "aspect" of his life. If the influence was for better or for worse, is a different question; I suppose, as usual, there's a bit of both.
7. Favourite solo John rocker? Definitely NEW YORK CITY - could listen to it for ages on end...
8. Favourite John ballad? It's between "Jealous Guy" and "Woman".
9. Which John songs do you think would be immensely improved if they were recorded in a different way? Can't think of any - I think John, at least on the records he released during his lifetime from "POB" onwards, dunno the pre-"POB" avant-garde stuff, never had the problem Macca occasionally suffers from, the unfinished-sounding arrangements. I don't remember if he did them himself or if he got some help, whatever it was, it was cleverly done. You note the difference when you listen to the posthumously released "Acoustic" album - at least to me it is for the most part proof that the original releases were good as they were (like if you listen to the Spice Girls to remind yourself why you like the Rolling Stones )
10. Describe John in one word: Human.
11. Have you heard 'The Wedding Album' or 'Life With The Lions'? Nope - these things are usually not my cup of tea.
12. Which years do you think John was at his songwriting peak? Extremely difficult to tell - outside the Beatles perhaps the "Walls & Bridges" period (was it 1974?), but maybe I go for this period because I like it best - sorry, really can't tell
13. Which Wings or solo Macca song(s) do you think would suit John's lead vocal? Can't think of any, not even "Let Me Roll It", which is supposed to be his most "Lennonesque" song. Again, it's my personal problem - I cringe at the idea of most Macca songs being done by John and vice versa; perhaps it's because I'm getting on :lol: I was actually surprised how well George's "Something" and "ATMP" sung by Macca and "I Saw Her..." sung by John worked. Maybe I don't have sufficient imagination for imagining these things...
14. Favourite line in a John song? There's so many; I'll take "sitting in an English garden waiting for the sun - if the sun don't come..." if that counts.
15. Have you ever worn a pair of Lennon-style 'granny glasses'? No, they wouldn't suit me.
16. As a loyal Paul fan, do you like the song "How Do You Sleep"? I don't particularly like it, not even music-wise.
17. Best vocal performance on a John song? Impossible for me to tell - his voice was great both on rockers and on ballads - perhaps my personal favourite might be his rendering of "Stand By Me" (if that counts despite being a cover)
18. What would John sound like if he was still recording today? Perhaps a bit like the Rolling Stones recording today (but better).
19. Your least favourite John song? John Sinclair - it's too repetittive. I suppose after listening to the song several times, they would set him (whoever and wherever he was) free just to make the song stop - the same way some people feel like giving some street musicians an awful amount of money just to make them stop.
20. Apart from Paul, who do you think was the most talented musician to work with John? If George doesn't count, David Bowie.


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I am exhausted tonight. It has been a very long week! Wednesday was Back to School Night, and I have felt like a zombie ever since. It is stressful and exhausting preparing for the 45 minutes when 25 pairs of adult eyes will be staring at you, scrutinizing your every word (and your outfit!), and never cracking a smile.
I lucked out this year! My parents were very relaxed and even laughed a few times during my slide show. I feel pretty confident moving forward this year. Luckily, no one seemed turned off by my reading workshop ideals and my goal of every child reading something they enjoy, and not necessarily something I assign. I also ended up with a bunch of donations to the classroom library, which makes me very happy!! Oh, and nothing beats being able to turn to the monarchs in my classroom when I run out of information during my presentation. The parents are all fascinated by the monarch butterflies and I can talk about them forever! It was a great way to end the night.
Today my students finished up their symbolic monarchs for Journey North's Symbolic Migration (/). I will mail them this weekend and be done. Definitely another stress reliever on my end.
Right now, I am looking forward to a relaxing weekend, full of reading. Next week is the beginning of Odyssey of the Mind, which means hours of after school time for the next few months. Here goes nothing!
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Student Media
Confronting campus violence
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
The Women's Center/Husky Athletics poster that targets gender violence.
Steve Budke '10 left for law school, but his commitment to ending gender violence persists at St. Cloud State.
The "Why are you taking a stand against gender violence?" posters he helped design are hanging in hallways throughout campus.
View the poster (PDF), which was funded by a Department of Justice grant from the Office on Violence Against Women.
The poster campaign, which features photos of and quotes by seven student-athletes, is a collaborative effort of students and staff at Husky Athletics and the Women's Center.
"I think one of the most powerful things about the poster is that it features athletes. Athletes are leaders on college campuses," said Budke, who was a graduate assistant and employee at the Women's Center during the 2010-11 school year.
Budke, who hails from Little Falls, is a first-year student at William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul. He holds a bachelor's degree in English Literature with a minor in Women's Studies.
In his final semester at SCSU and then after graduation, Budke worked internships with Mid-Minnesota Legal Assistance and the Stearns County Domestic Violence Court.
"We tried to find people who are good leaders, good role models," Budke said.
Jeff Hegle, head coach for Men's and Women's Swimming, recruited student-athletes for the poster campaign in his role as life-skills adviser for Husky Athletics.
Featured on the poster are:
Jared Festler (Little Falls), senior forward, Men's Hockey
Reyan Robinson (Becker), sophomore forward, Women's Basketball
Kelsey King (Lakeville), senior pentathlete, Women's Track and Field
Michael Amofah (Farmington), junior jumper, Men's Track and Field
SCSU Sexual Assaults Report
During the 12-month period ending June 30, 15 sexual assaults were reported to St. Cloud State's Women's Center.
Four occurred on campus and eleven occurred off campus.
All but one of the victims are female students. All the perpetrators are male.
Sexual assault is the nation's most under-reported violent crime, according to Lee LaDue, coordinator of sexual assault services at the Women's Center.
Read the university's 2010-11 sexual assault report (PDF).
Jen Waterman (Andover), senior setter, Volleyball
Brett Putz (Forest Lake, Iowa), senior guard, Men's Basketball
Phillip Klaphake (Princeton), sophomore quarterback, Football
Robinson's quote reads: "Because it's time we stop ignoring a cultural epidemic."
Festler's quote, "Because 1 in 4 is too many," speaks to a statistical estimate reported in September by national policing consultant Rana Sampson.
Sampson argues that over the course of a college career -- which lasts an average of five years -- the percentage of completed or attempted rape victimization among women in higher educational institutions could be between one-fifth and one-quarter. View the study (PDF).
According to a 2007 study by the National Criminal Justice Reference Service, an estimated 12 percent of women attending American colleges have been raped. View the study (PDF).
During the 12-month period ending June 30, 15 sexual assaults were reported to the Women's Center. Four occurred on campus and eleven occurred off campus. Read St. Cloud State's 2010-11 sexual assault report (PDF).
Since 1989, the Women's Center has been regional pioneer in the fight to build awareness about sexual assault and gender violence.
The center provides direct services to victims, pursues policy change on- and off-campus, and delivers educational programming to reduce and prevent violence. Among its educational efforts is Rape. Aggression. Defense. (R.A.D.), a self-defense program for women.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (66 votes).
In short: Small field so no great atmosphere, but well organised and good encouragement all aroundDate of review: March 7, 2006
In short: Really Enjoed it. See you next year!Date of review: March 11, 2005
In short: Definite PB material, very enjoyable, seemed to fly by !!Date of review: March 7, 2005
In short: Great race, flat as you like, wind could've been a problem as it's very exposed but held off!! In full: Thoroughly recommend this one if you want a PB. knocked 3 mins off mine (set 8 years ago!) and 7 mins off best since I returned to running last year!!Date of review: March 7, 2005
In short: Really good atmosphere, fast PB potentialIn full: First half I've ever done!!!Well worth it, everyone was friendly, well organised, would do it again! Date of review: March 7, 2005
In short: Really enjoyable race. Fantastic organisation and very friendly atmosphere. Achieved a PB of 1h 34m , no doubt helped by the flat course. Would definitely recommend this race.Date of review: March 6, 2005
In short: A fast, pancake flat course with definate p.b. potential. Due to its location, if there is a breeze there is nothing to shade you from it.Date of review: March 6, 2005
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|If you have leftover corned beef on hand, this soup is a tasty way to use it.
(For Friday Favorites I highlight recipes from the past that you may have missed, and this delicious soup with leftover corned beef is a great way to use leftover corned beef from St. Patrick's Day. I've been so moving to my new house this year that I haven't even cooked any corned beef, but I have happy memories of this from other years.)
By the time most people read this it will be St. Patrick's Day, and I'm guessing you might be cooking Corned Beef in the Crockpot. I've been experimenting with recipes for leftover corned beef, and this soup is the happy result. This recipe was inspired by Ground Beef and Sauerkraut Soup, but the finished soup was quite different in flavor. I ate it with some Swiss cheese sprinkled on top (to continue the decomposed Reuben Sandwich theme) and drizzled with a little balsamic vinegar. And I didn't have any, but 100% Whole Wheat Irish Brown Bread would have been the perfect thing to dip into the soup. Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone!
(Makes about 6 servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
1 large onion, chopped (about 1 1/2 cups chopped onion)
1 T olive oil
1 T minced garlic
1/2 tsp. dried thyme
4 cups homemade chicken stock (or can use 2 cans chicken broth and a little water)
2 cups homemade beef stock (or can use 1 can beef broth and a little water)
2 cans (14.5 oz. each) petite diced tomatoes
1 T Worcestershire sauce
1/2 cup chopped parsley (I used flat-leaf parsley)
2-3 large bay leaves
4 cups sauerkraut, drained but not rinsed (I prefer bottled or fresh sauerkraut over canned)
8 oz. leftover cooked corned beef, sliced 1/4 inch thick and then shredded apart into pieces
1 T brown sugar (or Splenda)
1 T balsamic vinegar
fresh ground black pepper to taste
grated Swiss cheese for serving (optional, but good)
South Beach Suggestions:
More Ideas for Leftover Corned Beef or St. Patrick's Day Treats:
(Recipes from other blogs may not be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Reuben Sandwich from The Sophisticated Gourmet
Roasted Cabbage with Lemon from Kalyn's Kitchen
Irish Eggs Benedict from Big Red Kitchen
Pureed Cauliflower and Cabbage with Green Onions and Parmesan from Kalyn's Kitchen
Reuben Casserole from A Veggie Venture
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At the end of each quarter, I round up my favorite quotes from my interviews over the last three months. This feature is meant to give you a taste of what you might have missed in one convenient post. For others, it's a reminder of how great these musicians are or were. For the full interviews, please scroll down the right-hand column to "JazzWax Interviews." Artists are alphabetized by first names:
Nancy Wilson on her rapid rise in 1959: "Within five months of arriving in New York to accomplish a specific set of goals, they had all been reached. John Levy was representing me and Capitol Records had signed me to a contract. In December, I recorded my first Capitol album, Like in Love."
Nancy Wilson on how she refers to herself: "I just tell people I'm a song stylist. A song stylist allows me the freedom to sing anything I want."
Nancy Wilson on why she can't teach singing: "Because I'm of the opinion that it shouldn't matter to you what I think as a teacher. It's what you think as a singer. Are you doing what you think you should be doing? That's far more important than me telling you what you should be doing. It's very important that you know who you are first."
Nancy Wilson on recording for Capitol: "I would pick the songs with John [Levy] and Dave [Cavanaugh]. Then I'd hear the chart for the first time at 8 pm on a Wednesday night or whenever we'd record. The band would run it down. That would be the first time I heard how it would sound. Then we'd record three songs a night over three days."
Nancy Wilson on her Capitol albums today: "It kind of gets on my nerves when I go to someone's house and they think they're doing me a favor by playing my records for me. I have all that music in my head. I don't have to hear it again. I know the charts. I can hear them playing and me singing. I prefer to listen to books more than music. And I read. I'm more of a reader and a listener of books."
Nancy Wilson on her 1960s TV appearances and integration: "I was trying to pull audiences together, to make people see that harmony wasn't that hard, that being black or white made no difference. My message was about artistry, and my audiences were made up of people. I had no idea who was in the camera lens or in a darkened club. They were just people who wanted me to do my best. I was completely comfortable, and they became comfortable, too. Music can do that. It can change the way people feel and think."
Buddy Collette on the impact of unifying the white and black Los Angeles musicians' union locals in 1953: "Well, you learned pretty fast who could play and who couldn't—white or black [laughs]. You now had a chance to know what all musicians played like and who could handle what and who couldn't. I had been the first black musician hired by a television studio in 1948, so I saw first-hand that the selection of talent for studios wasn't always based on ability."
Buddy Collette on the start of the Chico Hamilton Quintet's sound: "Everyone got in their place on stage. Then Chico started playing, and Fred Katz finally snapped out of playing the solo cello. But Fred couldn't get to the piano fast enough. We were all in place and starting to play. So Fred started bowing something and I played something on the flute. We didn't have a pianist but we did have a guitar player in Jim Hall that no one can beat. When Fred played the piano, we couldn't really hear him anyway. As we played, Jim left space for the cello. That's why the group's sound was no one's idea. It just happened by accident, as a prank that turned into a sound we all dug immediately."
Bill Holman on conducting the Count Basie band on his arrangements for I Told You So: "The band had a tough time with most of the charts. All seemed very logical to me, but for many of the guys, it was the first time they had seen any of my writing. So the charts were a little strange for them. Finally Basie said, 'This guy has written a masterpiece and it's up to us to execute it.' That helped. Basie knew how to speak to his band with authority. I was trying to get them in that direction but I didn't know the right words."
Hal McKusick on his favorite track from Cross-Section Saxes: "George Russell's [pictured] End of a Love Affair. I love the mood of it. The arrangement has this certain restlessness, too. It was a very East Coast sound, meaning you hear the energy and sophistication of the city—the close interaction of people, the hurrying, the ambition. That's how the musicians felt. Each of us was striving to break new ground. It was an exciting, experimental time for jazz, and that was reflected in the music."
Nat Hentoff on the jazz musician who taught him an especially valuable writing lesson: "I think Ben Webster. At the time, in the late 1940s, he was touring and clubs wouldn't pay the additional cost for his working rhythm section. So Ben had to make do with the musicians he could find in the cities where he played. In Boston, he found he couldn't lift up the quality of the trio with his playing. He was sitting at the bar on a break when I spoke to him and pointed this out. Ben said, 'You know, kid, if the rhythm section isn't happening, you go for yourself.' "
Dick Collins on meeting Al Cohn for the first time: "Trumpeter Al Porcino introduced us. I remember the three of us were standing together. Al Cohn turned to me and said, 'That's Cohn, without an 'e' [laughs]. That's pure Al. I mean, who would even bother to say that? Al, that's who."
Dick Collins on Les Brown: "As a trumpet player, Les wanted you to play staccato all night long. If you didn't, you'd hear him bark, 'Short! Short!' He always wanted the trumpets to be crisp, which wasn't necessarily a natural or warm feel. The guys would come off the stand mimicking Les by saying to each other, 'Short! Short!' "
David Amram on Bobby Jaspar: "Bobby had wonderful eyes that talked. You looked in his eyes and you knew you were in the presence of someone that you wanted to know. And the more you talked to him, the more you realized you already knew him and that he knew you. He was like a ship—10% of Bobby was showing above the water, and below the surface was the other 90% that you couldn't see."
Johnny Mandel on Tony Bennett: "I love The Movie Song Album. We did a good version of The Shadow of Your Smile and Emily. Tony always sings the definitive version of every song I write. His interpretations are always the best. He comes to the territory, stakes his turf and winds up owning the song."
Laurie Pepper on Art Pepper's health problems in the late 1970s: "Art had this really monstrous hiatal hernia. His belly would bulge out, so he had to wear a corset when he played to keep everything in. It happened to him while he was attempting a comeback with Buddy Rich in the late 1960s. We suspected it was a result of his girlfriend at the time constantly sucker punching him in the stomach."
Gene Lees on Bill Evans' Waltz for Debby, for which Gene wrote the lyrics: "The only version I ever really liked was by Ed Ames."
Herb Geller on visiting Stan Getz in the late 1940s: "I went to visit Stan in West Hollywood for three hours of lessons. Stan asked me, 'Who's your favorite tenor saxophonist?' I said, 'I listen to Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster and Don Byas.' Stan said, 'OK, wrong. Lester Young is the guy. This is how he sounds.' And then he played for me, sounding like Lester [pictured]. I had heard Lester, but I hadn't been enthralled."
Herb Geller on Tony Scott: "Charlie Parker and Tony started the first tune. Tony insisted on playing the first jazz chorus before Parker. Parker just smiled and stopped, letting Tony play for 10 minutes. Tony played a lot of dull nonsense. Then it was Parker's turn, and he played beautiful music. You couldn't humiliate Tony [laughs]."
Herb Geller on Art Pepper: "Art was an impossible person. He was mixed up with drugs and had a big complex about Charlie Parker. What Art was really trying to do was play the alto like Zoot Sims played tenor."
Herb Geller on his wife Lorraine Geller's sudden death in 1958: "When our daughter Lisa was born, her skin didn't form on one of her legs and there was trouble with her foot. She had to stay in the hospital for six weeks until the skin grew. I was assured that Lisa's treatment would be covered by our health insurance plan. But the insurance company refused to cover her extended stay and treatments. The hospital bill broke us and took every cent we had, including a life insurance policy I resigned to come up with the cash for the hospital payments. With her asthma, Lorraine had a slow recovery after Lisa's birth. The doctors advised her not to work for about a year and to just take care of our daughter. Then Lorraine got a call to accompany singer Kay Starr for $500 a week. Lorraine had rested for months and Lisa was already 1 year old. So Lorraine went to work. One day, in mid-October 1958, my mother called from L.A. She said, "Herb, Lorraine died." The cause was pulmonary edema, which is what happens when the lungs fill with fluid, leading to a shortness of breath. Add a terrible asthma attack on top of that and you have a disaster."
Lou Donaldson on the start of hard bop: "A Night at Birdland was probably the greatest live jazz recording ever made. But it wasn't a Jazz Messengers date nor was Art the leader. Art already had a band in Brooklyn that he called the Jazz Messengers. The quintet we had a Birdland was a studio band that Blue Note had put together. It wasn't Blakey's. It was just a recording band."
Lou Donaldson on what set him apart from everyone else in the early 1950s: "I wasn't a junkie. And the sound on my horn was a little better than most other guys. I always prided myself on my tone."
Lou Donaldson on West Coast jazz: "Our thing was the opposite of jazz on the West Coast. We consciously tried to do everything that they didn't do. We tried to swing hard, not cool. They had a light touch to their music. We had a heavy touch, with a swinging feel underneath. We knew that creating a contrast was going to be the only way to stand out."
Stanley Kay [pictured] on Buddy Rich: "Buddy had a temper that would simmer and simmer and then explode. When I'd sit next to him at New York's Paramount Theater in the late 1940s, I could tell when that pot was boiling. Buddy always liked to put his left foot on one of the three legs of the hi-hat stand. Not the pedal—one of the three metal legs. After he'd play for a little he'd move to the pedal. I knew Buddy was getting into it when his foot wasn't on one of those legs. So I'd reach over and put his foot on the leg, which would make him laugh and settle him down."
Tina Maini on her late father, Joe Maini: "My father picked up the pistol and started telling a joke. He waved the gun around, unaware it was loaded, and the gun went off accidentally. The bullet cut just under his ear and across the back of his neck through his spine. If that bullet had been just a millimeter off, he would have lived. His death had nothing to do with Russian roulette."
Neal Spritz on his late father, Harvey Lavine [pictured]: "Al Cohn [pictured] named my dad 'The Goof' for being absentminded. But what Al probably didn't know, nor did anyone else, are the battles my dad had to endure during World War II and how lucky he was to have made it home alive."
John Bunch on Maynard Ferguson: "One night Maynard invited the band to his apartment on the Upper West Side to a party before going to work at Birdland, our regular gig. But later, when we got to the club, it turned out Maynard had forgotten his mouthpiece back at his place. One of the guys threw him a mouthpiece and said, 'Try this one.' Most trumpet players would be uptight about that. They're sensitive about using only their own mouthpieces. But Maynard had no choice. He just popped it into his horn and played the exact same way." [Photo of John Bunch by Brian Young]
Frank D'Rone on Nat King Cole: "Nat said the demo of Mona Lisa that he had been given originally was done uptempo and bouncy. He played the piano and sang the way the demo sounded. Then he slowed it way down to show me how he had made it a love song. As he's telling me this, I'm saying to myself, 'No one's ever going to believe me.' "
Frank D'Rone, looking back on his singing career: "Sometimes I wonder 'what if.' But I always wind up realizing that I'm actually happy I didn't become a big star. I did it the way I wanted. I never got into drugs. I never got into booze. I've had a happy, wonderful life. [Pause] I didn't become a big star or anything, but I've had a star's career."


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In a video message, Secretary Clinton delivered remarks celebrating America's Independence Day. The Secretary said:
"Every year, Americans gather with friends and family on the Fourth of July to celebrate the values that inspired the founders of our nation more than two centuries ago, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Now these freedoms are not unique to Americans. They are embodied in constitutions of many nations, and observed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that we all recognize."
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Do you know that some American communities are so broke they can't even afford fireworks this July 4th. That's so sad! No fireworks on our country's day of independence is like eating a Dodger Dog without mustard. It just can't be.
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Thank you Secretary Clinton. Your efforts are appreciated by many, including me. When will we give aour own people the consideration we give those over seas? Specifically, Native Americans? Broadband is an enabler of local efforts on reservations. I love you. Thank you so much.
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A great phrase Madame Secretary of State.
I believe this too. America is everywhere.
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Skip to comments.Former Federal Energy Official Says April Attack On San Jose PG&E Substation Was Terrorism
Posted on 02/05/2014 4:51:28 PM PST by rfreedom4u
SAN JOSE (CBS SF) The former head of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission believes the attack on a PG&E substation in South San Jose last spring was not an act of vandalism, but instead a terrorist attack. In April of last year, someone shot numerous rounds that damaged equipment at the Metcalf Road substation and also severed underground fiber optic cables nearby. In an interview Wednesday in the Wall Street Journal, former FERC chief Jon Wellinghoff called the attack the most significant incident of domestic terrorism involving the grid that has ever occurred. Wellinghoff told the newspaper hes going public with his concerns because he believes national security is at risk and that thousands of electrical utility sites are poorly protected.
There was a thread here a few months ago.
I heard about it and may have posted on it here on Free Republic
that we havent heard about the conclusion before now is BIT troublesome given how easy it was for many of us to determined what happened
vandals dont often strike at various types of targets at the same location..
doing so indicates this wasnt random hooliganism
severing fiber optic cables is SORT of indicative of real serious planning...
America demands Justice for the Fallen of Benghazi!
More likely union thugs IMO. Earlier thread here
Could be the beginning of the new Obama false flag. You'll
know when they start calling J-walking a "domestic"
terrorist attack.
Why didn't the story come out when it happened? It was for the same reason that the 0bama administration blamed deaths of four Americans in Benghazi on a video. It was an election year.
The story states he is the former head. Could be he could not speak out about this earlier.
Probe? ... Much like the first Twin Towers single explosion?
America demands Justice for the Fallen of Benghazi!
Nuthin' going on here that Federalizing/Unionizing a few thousand meter readers can't solve.
yep, they (the power company) are advertising to do just that do in this neck of the woods.
kind of like three steps ... two under the door.
Surprised that it does not happen more often and in particular areas. They don't want you to know how easy it would be to isolate a certain area.
I remember that thread... The whole thing was just completely poo posed and that was the only place I heard anything at all about it.
Just was I was thinking/
I heard about it, as did many Freepers. The MSM called it simple vandalism.
The real question is, "Why is the MSM picking it up NOW?"
BTW: The Wall Street Journal has an excellent article on this today. The rest of the media coverage may be because of the Wall Street Journal article. Which still begs the question, WHY REPORT IT NOW?
Because new details were just released today.
There was a Freeper who reported this long ago. I was wondering why is was not mainstream. Now is makes even more sense. How slow the wheels of "progress" roll.
More arrests expected over planned terrorist attack
Note the date: Broadcast: 24/04/2004
"MAXINE MCKEW: Two arrests in the space of two weeks, but more are expected over plans for a major terrorist attack in Australia.
Yesterday, a Sydney man was arrested and charged with planning an attack on Australia's national electricity grid.
The arrests are part of an alleged terrorist cell, based at Lakemba in Sydney's south-west.
John Stewart reports."
Another "old" one, still relevant, from 2002.
Cyber-Attacks by Al Qaeda Feared
" A forensic summary of the investigation, prepared in the Defense Department, said the bureau found "multiple casings of sites" nationwide. Routed through telecommunications switches in Saudi Arabia, Indonesia and Pakistan, the visitors studied emergency telephone systems, electrical generation and transmission, water storage and distribution, nuclear power plants and gas facilities.
Some of the probes suggested planning for a conventional attack, U.S. officials said. But others homed in on a class of digital devices that allow remote control of services such as fire dispatch and of equipment such as pipelines. More information about those devices — and how to program them — turned up on al Qaeda computers seized this year, according to law enforcement and national security officials. "
Multiple snipers spent 20 minutes taking out 17 transformers. They fired at the oil tanks in the cooling systems, draining them of fluid and causing them to burn out.
The media called it vandalism. And the public was soothed.
So much for that "Never Forget" song and dance.
That business about the cables is unsettling. Some reports (such as USA Today referencing CBS News indicate the fiber optic cables were "severed underground". Possibly this is just bad reporting, but it would seem to me that even with some sort of above ground marking, if those cables were buried a couple feet down, severing them with rifle fire would be fairly difficult, especially if the shooters were not at a fairly steep angle above the cables. Am I wrong? Or maybe the cables were hit just as they went underground?
As far as the larger picture goes, this Jon Wellinghoff is a lib weenie enviro-whacko lawywer, and even HE sees the threat. I'll bet neither Obambi nor any of his top advisers have ever experienced as an ordinary citizen a prolonged (weeks) power outage in a large area where most heating is electric, and temps are dropping to near zero or colder at night.
Of course, who wants to bother with effectively protecting America, when there is so much change to yet accomplish?
I'm not positive, but I believe it happened around the time of CWA union negotiations. It would not have been the first time workers sabotaged telecom lines. They like to do it before a walkout, leaving the temp workers to clean up the mess. So vandalism is assumed first. The area hit is hardly in the heart of Silicon Valley, it's at the very south end of San Jose. Mostly residential and open space.
THE BLAZE.com: "WAS MYSTERIOUS ATTACK ON CALIF. POWER STATION A 'DRESS REHEARSAL' FOR MUCH LARGER ASSAULT ON U.S. ELECTRICAL GRID?" by Dave Urbanski (SNIPPET: "Although the fact that the still-unsolved attack on a power station near San Jose occurred just a handful of hours after the Boston Marathon bombing -- and apparently raised a few eyebrows initially -- its ride in the public eye has been decidedly under the radar to date.") (December 28, 2013) (Read More...)
MERCURY NEWS: "SAN JOSE: SHERIFF'S OFFICE RELEASE VIDEO OF ATTACK ON PG&E SUBSTATION" by Robert Salonga (SNIPPET: "AT&T is offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. Anyone with information for the Sheriff's Office can contact investigators at 408-808-4431.") (June 4, 2013) (Read More...)
The so called powers that be dont seem in the least interested in the "fate" of we the people.
This attack seems like it was only yesterday. I pray that there wont be any further such attacks in our future.
"...what difference, at this point, does it make"
Regime talking point
"This attack seems like it was only yesterday. I pray that there wont be any further such attacks in our future."
I would not bet the farm on it. Somebody is going to put the grid down. Whether its through hacking or blowing up transformers its going to happen. I would not put it past the govt to put the grid down if they really need an excuse to declare martial law. We are currently putting together an alternative electrical system for our mountain place. I don't think going back to 1832 ovenight is for me. :-)
The cables run underground, and the cable vaults are underground. The terrorists didn't sever the cables by shooting them, but by lifting the manhole cover and getting into the vault and severing them there, underground.
Recently there have been a few explosions in Manhattan in regards to the man hole covers.
Real terrorism is never hyped in the Corporate Media. There are many, many bombings and other terrorist acts a year in the US, usually committed by envirowackos, that never make the national news. The government and the Corporate Media only hype events that they can use for social engineering and population control purposes.
That's true. I realize that manhole covers have been blowing off in NYC practically since the dawn of electricity, but it's true that there have been a rash of big explosions. And now that communications cables go through there too, this is potentially much more destructive than before.
There is literally no way to protect every single electrical substation in the US from some yahoo shooting up the equipment and driving off.
"This attack happened in April of last year. Why did we not hear about it?"
For the same reason Ft. Hood was "workplace violence."
Makes Obama's muslim buddies look bad.
—"More likely union thugs IMO"
And that's not "domestic terrorism?"
They called Timothy McVeigh a domestic terrorist didn't they?
It was basically buried last spring, like the knockouts of innocents by black thugs.
It is being brought up now by the retired fellow.
The Gay Frisco local Fox channel 2 has had some good follow ups this past week on the story.
Videos this week showed leaks of fuel from where the storage tanks were shot. It probably was a fairly powerful rifle and at lease a semi auto.
I won't put up much of an argument, except that the union thugs are in it for the money, not for any "higher" purpose.
They're reviewing seven years of his taxes as we speak.
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Just a reminder that Garrett Popcorn Shops will donate $4 from every tin purchased in stores to Chicago Public Schools through September 6!
Tins can be purchased at any of our nine Chicago locations: 625 North Michigan Avenue, Navy Pier, Merchandise Mart, 26 West Randolph, 4 East Madison, 2 West Jackson Boulevard, Ogilvie Transportation Center at 500 West Madison, and in terminals 1 and 3 of O'hare International Airport. Or order on-line via this special link.
Donations will be made for 1, 2, 3.5 and 6.5 gallon tins only and does not include popcorn bags, beverages, merchandise or any other in-store purchase.
We're pleased to partner with Chicago Public Schools for this program and to support Chicagoland kids as they start another school year!