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Orchid, Louisa County, Virginia
Route 601 (Paynes Mill Road) Orchid, Virginia
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In Orchid, from the intersection of Highway 522 and Route 601 (Paynes Mill Road), go .2 miles north on Route 601. The cemetery is on the west side of the road.
This is a small family cemetery that is good condition. It only has two headstone in the cemetery.
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Clough, William J., b. Feb 14, 1889, d. Aug 26. 1971, WWI Veteran
Parrish, Nannie C., b. May 23, 1901, d. Jul 12, 1973
Parrish, Roy E., b. May 1, 1900, d. Jun 7, 1973, s/w Nannie
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Justin Link seeks lighter sentence in brutal 2001 slaying of Barbara Thomas
BEND, Ore. - A member of the notorious 'Redmond Five' group is back in the Deschutes County Jail on Tuesday, awaiting what could be a new sentence for the murder of 52-year-old Barbara Thomas back in 2001.
Justin Link -- then 17, now 31 -- will appear before a Bend judge Sept. 2nd to ask for a lighter sentence in the wake of a 2009 Oregon Supreme Court ruling.
It's a case many on the High Desert still remember with a chill -- a brutal slaying at the woman's home on the Old Bend-Redmond Highway, horrifying a community as the details came to light and played for years in court.
"The community was angered this could happen," former Deschutes County District Attorney Mike Dugan said Wednesday. "How could this happen? Certainly we don't know why."
Five teens, the oldest 18 years of age, hatched a plan to attack and kill Thomas one day in March of 2001. Dugan said the teens wanted to steal her car to go to Canada, where they thought marijuana was legal, but were stopped at the border.
One of Thomas' attackers was her own son, 18-year-old Adam Thomas.
The cruelty of the crime and the youthfulness of the perpetrators eventually led to the teens becoming known as the Redmond Five. It's a case former Deschutes County District Attorney Mike Dugan said he'll never forget.
"Three boys and two young girls that committed a horrendous crime," Dugan said.
"They put an electric fan in the bathtub with a bunch of wires to electrocute her. That didn't seem to work too well," Dugan recalled. "They proceeded to pummel her about the head with wine bottles. They got a gun and eventually shot her at point blank range."
Fifteen-year-old Seth Koch -- who fired the fatal rifle shot -- 16-year-old Lucretia Karle, 15-year-old Ashely Summers and Thomas all pleaded guilty to aggravated murder. Link refused to take a plea deal and his case went to trial, where he was found guilty of multiple counts of aggravated murder, among other charges.
The girls were sentenced to a firm 25 years in prison, without chance of early parole, the boys to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Appeals have followed, as did a bid by Summers to have then-Gov. Ted Kulongoski grant clemency, a request he denied.
But next week, Link will have a new day in court. He has won an appeal to get three of his five aggravated murder charges dropped.
It all revolves around Link's role in the murder. He never pulled the trigger of the .308 caliber riffle, he never touched Thomas and was actually standing outside her home when the murder took place, talking to those inside by phone.
Prosecutors, however, argued Link was the mastermind behind the plot and the leader of the group. As Circuit Judge Alta Brady put it at his sentencing, Link had the other two boys "do the dirty work" for him, having told them to end her suffering, and to finish what they started.
Still, in 2009 the Oregon Supreme Court ruled three of Link's murder convictions would be dropped. The ruling set a precedent that in some cases, aggravated murder charges could only be linked to the those who physically committed murder.
The court decided in December that Link, now convicted of a reduced set of charges, is entitled to a new sentencing hearing.
"He now has the opportunity to present his case as to whether or not he should get true life (life in prison without parole)," Dugan said.
Will three fewer convictions make a difference? Dugan doesn't think so.
"His options are true life in prison or life in prison with possibility of parole after 30 years," Dugan said. "That's the best-case scenario for him."
Dugan said he hopes Link will get a one-way ticket back to prison, for the rest of his life.
"I see no reason why he shouldn't get true life again," Dugan said. "Of course, they got what they deserved. Barbara Thomas wasn't given due process."
Current DA Patrick Flaherty was not available Wednesday afternoon to comment on the case.
NewsChannel 21 also spoke with a member of Thomas' family, who said they are not concerned Link will get a lighter sentence, and called it a "slam-dunk case."


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Hi intrepid voyagers,Jillie and Steve. So glad you saw Rome, we went 3 years ago, what an amazing magical place! any idea how much longer you want to travel the world? Not a great deal going on here, decided not to do the R N R club till March, what with the weather and current economic climate. Love Pam.
ROME. An ancient city of many delights.
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We left Civitavecchia on Thursday with a bus ride to town, train to Rome and bus close to the hotel and all for 8€ each. Our hotel was only a 2* but was adequate enough for our needs with everything you needed in the room except a tea tray. Is England the only country that provides a tea tray in rooms?
We got settled in and then had a wander to get our bearings and had our first pasta supper. We found that the hotel was indeed right in the city centre and within walking distance of everywhere that we wanted to see. We found the Pantheon and had a wander round inside. It has an open cupola in the centre. It was very chilly that evening and we found the Piazza Navonna where 2 hot chocolates were 12€ plus 2€ service charge AND not even a mug size but the silly cup sizes they have here
Next morning we set off to see the Colosseum via some ruins on the way we reached it easily and skipped the long queue by taking the audio tour instead of waiting in the ordinary ticket line. The building is very impressive both from the outside and inside and the audio-guide did a good job of explaining things as we went along. If you have watched Gladiator the scenes in the arena are exactly what happened with the tigers coming up from hidden trapdoors. The Colosseum was the first major building using the new construction material of concrete and the first time that preformed parts were built offsite before adding them in. It was built using the labour force of 100,000 Jewish slaves from the successful Judaic war in Jerusalem about 72 AD.
After that we had some lunch and then wandered back through the narrow streets and piazzas to find the Trevi fountain which to me seemed far too fabulous to be where it was in a small piazza and joined onto a church. Michael Portillo (on one of his train journeys) says it was called the Trevi Fountain because it was built at the junction of 3 roads. I think it was Pope Benedict who had it built.
Next day was 'ruins' day
On Sunday we decided to try out the museums on Capitaline Hill and spent hours in there looking round all the different rooms and items.
Monday and Tuesday were to be the Vatican City visits so on a wet cool morning we set off for St. Peter's Basilica walking along the river to the bridge where you cross over. The queues were not too bad to get into the Basilica and about 30 mins later we had gone through the security check and were inside. Well it was certainly huge inside and beautifully decorated. The apse where St.Peter's remains are supposed to be buried was astonishing in it's richness of gold. There were no stained glass windows. It was so high that we felt very small by the sheer size of everything, but perhaps that was the idea. It didn't take too long to 'do' the Basilica and then we were outside and whilst checking on the whereabouts of the museums for the next day, a tour guide tout told us that the Pope had resigned that morning and it would be wise to get a guide if we were thinking of going to the museums tomorrow
It was a slow walk back to the hotel passing the Castel San Angelo on the way where Pope Clement escaped to when Rome was sacked in 1527 and as Henry V111 was trying to divorce Catherine of Aragon.
Our last day was the Vatican City museums visit and of course the renowned Sistine Chapel. We had been told to expect huge queues and to go early, but we are not early risers these days so decided to go lunchtime instead. We strolled through the narrow streets and piazzas to get to the bridge to cross the Tiber once more. As we got to the other side there were lots of TV crews, vans etc everywhere waiting for Pope Benedict to appear. We're not sure if he did or not as we headed for the museum entrance right around the back of the city wall. There were no queues at all and we walked straight in and got an audio-guide to help us. It was very difficult to find your way about and the stewards seemed loathe to help. Anyway, we got started in the Egypt section before moving onto other areas. To be honest we were statue'd out by this time and only became more enthusiastic when we reached the library. This was a long long long corridor 120m covered in fabulous artwork, filled with cabinets of books, showing off gifts to the Papacy over the years and a geographica room which had 47 painted sections of the whole of the Italian coastline at that time
So. finally we made our way to the Sistine Chapel that would shortly be in use for the Cardinals to choose a new Pope
The room is a simple chapel that has been transformed by the artists that painted the walls and of course Michaelangelo's ceiling and wall. At first we were under-awed (if that is a word) but listening to the audio guide telling how it all came about we could then see the story unfold. It took Michaelangelo (really a sculptor ) 4 years on his own to paint the gospel story. Other renowned artists of the day painted the wall sections and the draped curtain effect on the lower walls. Steve couldn't believe the curtain was painted, so he had to touch it to be sure....and it was just a wall! As we sat and looked up at the ceiling, the paintings came to life in 3D effect. Honestly, you felt that you could reach up there and touch real living people it was so incredible.
So that was indeed the highlight of the trip and what a way to finish 6 days in Rome.
Rome as a whole.......
Rome is a compact city with the usual narrow streets, cafe's, bars, piazza's etc
So there you are readers.....now we are heading South to the Neopolitan Riviera to see Pompeii and Naples.
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Lovely to hear from you again Jilly . Thank you for pics of Rome ,I havent been there yet but it's on my list . Shame the food isn't better ,sounds most dull and a tad expensive !
We are both well and enjoying your blog . Thought of you while you were at Langdale in the snow. Lots of love. Miss you. Carolyn and Martin. Xxx
Hi Jilly and Steve! Rome sounds well worth a visit. Probably me, but Ialways imagined lions in the Colosseum, not tigers??!(maybe both?)
That hot chocolate certainly was expensive, and no tea-making in your room!scandalous! The Sistine Chapel sounds amazing!Enjoy Pompeii and Naples!will look forward to your report from there! xx
Wow! Looks fabulous, I hope to go there sometime too. Looks a little chilly from the way you are both wrapped up, roll on the spring and summer!
Hi Voyagers...I have never been to Rome, but both Natasha & Gemma have, with their boy friends. One of them walked her feet off...(moaned about sore feet!)The other clicked her camera all the time, came back with stunning pictures and didn't moan about her feet at all !! Now Steve...which one do you think had sore feet ?
High heels, not the sensible one...Yeah you guessed it ...Gemma. write again soon. Love Barb & Trev x x x
Jilly, you certainly chose a special time to visit this wonderful city. The Pope resigns . . .Italy has a general election . . . and a comedian leads the second largest party . . . Italy threatens to leave the Euro . . .
It's all go, mate!
But the main attractions of Rome do NOT change - the fabulous Roman ruins. 2000 years of history, building and art. Lucky you to experience all that.
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I wrapped up 30 Days of Biking by getting my 12 y/o daughter out for her first ride of the year. With Seattle finally getting a little sun this weekend, we were able to take a leisurely ride through the neighborhood. It's going to be a while before she's comfortable riding amongst the cars, though.
All told, through 30 Days of Biking I rode 134.5 miles, under skies that were typically overcast. Although I liked the idea of daily riding, the reality of trying to pursue such a rigid consistency led to some odd results, such as a near-midnight spin around the block after returning from a business trip and pushing through more than one flurry of Oregon Coast hail.
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The forthcoming Nissan 200SX replacement is the first major casualty of Carlos Ghosn's dramatic cutbacks, a company source has confirmed.Nissan has been developing plans for a new, compact, rear-wheel-drive sportscar for some years. The Silvia project has been most visible as the Foria (Tokyo 2005) and Urge (Detroit 2006) concepts, but work has been continuing behind the scenes.more at link:Nissan cancels 200SX
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Aawwwww Daaarrrnnnn!!This was going to be a real runner too. Everyone's cutting back on sporty models.Damn damn damn daaaammmnnn !!!!
Sad face. Fail!Hopefully the idea will come back in a couple years or so...Sucks that it's the middle (incl. lower end sports cars like this), rather than the top (like say, any upcoming Infiniti flagship), that gets cut out in times like this...but it does make some sense.
What I find interesting, is that company's are cutting cost at R&D. My company believes new products and R&D are teh only thing that will save us.Dj
I wish every company would take the Ford route: bet the farm on new models. That way, even if the companies fail, we would have a whole crap load of awesome cars to choose from!
Djarum:What I find interesting, is that company's are cutting cost at R&D. My company believes new products and R&D are teh only thing that will save us.DjWe're remaining focused on training, customer service and our amenities which are things that our competition is cutting back on. We should be able to ride the recession out with minimal disruption. There is a lot of cutting back but it's more in the lines of spending within reason than cutting out.
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V J- *s^->«|R,-' V mk'.'-f?^ > tTde ^jci/imgidG VOLLME 5 — -NUMBER iS THIRSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1965 PHONE: 312669-561:1 (any time) (U nt answer) 816-4.59 0998 SCHOOL FILE HUNTLEY HIQ.i SCFIOOL HUNTLEY. ILL « PA<JES MAILED AXD DISTRIBUTED WEEKLV 7c PER OOP* Huntley Hit Hard By St The Village of Huntley, as most of the rest of Northern Illinois ex¬ perienced the worst ice storm in modern memories last Saturday, January 23. The storm started on Friday with rain, which during the night turned to f r e e z,i n p rain coating the trees, electric and tele¬ phone wire."? with ice. At 9:30 a.m. on Saturday Huntley experienced its first power failure. The lights were only off for a few moments at that time, then they came back on for approximately o n e - h a 1 f hour. The lights went off again and stayed off until power was re- ."itored at approximately 12 noon. At a little before 6 p.m. and re¬ mained off until shortly after 11 p.m. on some parts of Huntley. In many other sections of town cur¬ rent remained off until lat Satur- ortn day night. The rural areas were perhaps the hardest hit by the storm. In some sections three and four eieotric poles in a row were down. Some residents from these areas came into town to set up make shift quarters in the church and the school or in private homes and businesses. Pictures and story continued on page six. Cotning Events Annual Credit Union Meeting SATURDAY January 30 - - Jay¬ cee dance at Bowl-Hi Lanes 9:00 P.M. Music by Mel Elliott Trio. BOY SCOUT. SUNDAY will be observed at the United Church o£ Christ Congregational on Sunday, February Tth at the morning wor¬ ship service. All Cubs and Boy Scouts are invited to attend. FEBRUARY 26 ion 8:30 P.M. Stag at Leg- Adt^CUss Meeting The Huntley Adult Farmers class will meet tonight, Thursday, Jan 28, at the Ag room of Hunt¬ ley Consolidated School. The topic of the evening will be Dairy Hous¬ ing. The speaicer is a Dairy Hous¬ ing specialist from Honegger Feed Co. He will talk on Dairy Housing and the latest on Loose Stall Housing, The topic for the Feb. 4th elaas will be Material Handlinic in the Farm. Wheetcl The lettei man's club at Hunt¬ loy High School is sponsorin'? two wheel chair basketball games on Saturday, Ferbuary 6, 1965 al the Huntlpy high school gymnasium. The first of two games will bo gin at 7:.30. In the first game tho Huntley Jaycees and sciiool facultj- will play the Chicago and Sidewinders and the second ^jamc will be and exhibition intersquad game between members of the Sidewmders. The Sidewinders arc incorpor¬ ated as Chicagoland Wcelchair Sports, Inc.. a non-profit organ¬ ization. The purpo.se of the or¬ ganization as chartered: A. To educate and encourage di.sabled individuals to the full¬ est u.se of all their capacities. B. To educate the public ai the acceptance and use of tho full abilities of the disabled. C. To contribute to the total rehibiaitation of disabled indiv¬ uals by providing incentives through opportunities to com¬ pete in Wheelchair sports act¬ ivities. The Sidewinders participate in charitable fundraising activitie.s with civic, fraternal, and school organizations. They are members of tho Mid- w-cst conference of the National Wheelchair Basketball Associat¬ ion. The Midwest Conference is made up of eleven teams and is divided into two divisions. In the 1962-63 season the leam tied for the conference champion¬ ship with an 11 won — I los record and qualified ofr the Nat¬ ional Basketball tournament, and placed third. The proceeds will be divided 45% of the net going to the Chicagoland srdewindens and 55% to the "H" Club. "Hie letterman's club will uae the money they re¬ ceive to help purchase a whirl¬ pool bath, for use in the scliool. We urge everyone ^attend Ithis worthwhile charity iBMte. Lower rate advance sale tidcets are a- vtillable at the high school office, Collins Pharmacy, Chucks Bar¬ ber Shop, CJoles Bte-aet Shpp, or any "H" dub The Huntley Community Credit Union held their 14th Annual Din¬ ner Meeting at the Huntley Amer¬ ican Legion Home last Thursday January 21. A delicious roast beef dinner was served to approxi¬ mately 100 people attending by the Huntley American Legion Au¬ xiliary. Following the dinner the min¬ utes of the 13th Annual Meeting were read and approved by those members present. President Del- win Borhart gave a rejport in which he said that on August 31, 1964, a dividend of |«(»9.60 was paid to membera for a period from June 1, 1963 to November 30. 68. He went on to say that at the Nov. 1964 meeting a 3 per cent annual dividend was declared, but this dividend has not been paid and cannot be paid until it is approved by the I^pai'tment of Finance. Mr. Borhart said he hoped this would take place in the next thirty days. 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My phone only cost 20 Euros and it came with minutes already on it. I thought it was a fairly good deal. I'm going to use Skype to talk to everyone back home, but I needed a real phone in case I need to contact someone for something urgent.
Next I walked down to Leidsplein and bought a Museumkaart. It was another good deal - only $45 Euros to get into most of the museums in Amsterdam and the Netherlands. One museum costs about $15 Euros for admittance, so if I go to three it will pay off
After that I went to the Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA - students call it U-Vuh) for my Residency Permit intake appointment. It didn't take very long and the student who helped me gave me a lot of useful information. On the walk back to my apartment I decided to take a walk through Vodelpark, the largest park in Amsterdam. It was very nice and seamed to be similar to Oosterpark beside my apartment, but larger.
On Tuesday morning (8-23), our room was being painted and it was raining, so I decided to check out the Van Gogh Museum. I got in free with my Museumkaart and got to skip the lines, which was nice. The museum was amazing! Van Gogh is one of the Netherland's most famous painters. The museum had over 200 of his paintings and some drawings and letters. He produced 900 paintings throughout his life, so the museum has a sizable collection of them.
It was a great experience to get to see his work in person. I've had a poster of one of his paintings called "The Olive Trees" hanging in my room for a couple of years. The layout of the museum was neat, because we started out with his early works which used darker colors and you could see his progression from Pointillism and Impressionism to his own style with lots of colorsThe Potato Eaters, Almond Blossom, Irises, Sunflowers and Bedroom in Arles.
They also had some paintings form other artists who influence him such as Renoire, Monet, and Manet. Seeing the Monet's they had was an unexpected surprise. Some of the paintings were so beautiful that I just stood in front of them for minutes taking them in. I really enjoyed it and will definitely be going back again. Unfortunately, they didn't allow photographs, but I did snap a shot of a room modeled after "Bedroom in Arles"
My ISN Orientation started on Wednesday (8-24). It's a four day orientation for international students at the UvA. In just my group we had people from Spain, Costa Rica, Germany, Sweden, Poland, Los Angeles, France, and Kentucky. Our group leaders are two Dutch brothers and they're very funny.
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for the official school introduction. It was the first church I have been inside in Amsterdam, so I was shocked at how big it was
The next day of the orientation (8-25), we took a walking tour of the city with a tour guide. He showed us some good English book stores, the Begijnhof (a small historic square), Magna Plaza (a shopping center) and Dam Square. We also visited the Amsterdam Historical Museum. I got to see a Rembrandt painting at the Museum, but didn't get a chance to take a picture. Afterwards we took a canal cruise
I found out that the three canals in the canal ring were constructed during the Dutch Golden Age in the 1600s. They are the Herengracht (Lord's Canal, where all of the wealthy traders lived), the Keizersgracht (Emperor's Canal, named after Maximilain I, Holy Roman Emperor), and the Prinsengracht (Prince's Canal, named after the Prince of Orange) I also learned that the hooks on top of all of the canal houses are used to move furniture in and out of the houses because the stairs were made very narrow during the Dutch Golden Age to conserve space.
After the canal cruise, we watched a Dutch movie, with English subtitles. My friend and I missed the first part of the movie because we went to the grocery store, so I didn't catch the title. It was a modern murder mystery, and it was surprisingly pretty good. It was neat to see some of the humor in the movie. That's one thing I have noticed, is that Dutch people are generally very nice and have great senses of humor. Afterwards, there was a party for the international students at Coco's Outback Bar. Going out to dance seems to be much more about being with friends here in Europe than it is about getting drunk like it is in the States. I had a really good time dancing with my group that night. It was one of the funnest nights of my life.
On Friday (8-26), we had a day at the Artis Zoo, which is very close to where I live. It's a smaller zoo, but they had some fun animals. The lions, Elephants, Sea Lions and Giraffes all had babies we got to see
Saturday (8-27) was our last day of the orientation. In the morning we had lunch at the University Sports Center at the Science Park campus. After we got to choose to try out either soccer, volleyball, martial arts, or yoga. I watched a little of the martial arts and decided it was a little too intense for me. The Sports Center was recently built and seemed very nice, though. I'll definitely be going back to see what else they offer. On my way to and from Science Park, I got my first experience with the public transit. I rode a bus and a tram, and even though it wasn't that far, it saved me a lot of time. I'll probably stick to biking and walking because it's cheaper, but it's nice to have the public transit options in case I need to go outside of the city center.
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I feel good now that I've met some other international students living in the city. The weather had been off and on rain all week, which was a little disappointing. Apparently from all of the Dutch and French kids I've talked to, this summer has been very odd with lots of rain. It's usually very nice and sunny, they said. Regardless, there is a lot of rain in the fall, winter, and spring here, so I'll have to adjust. My umbrella and I have already become best friends. Despite the weather, though, I had a really fun week with the ISN Introduction!


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A few months ago, pretty much the entire national security establishment — Republicans, Democrats, whomever — agreed that the new U.S.-Russia nuclear-weapons treaty was a Good Thing. Now the likelihood of so-called New START passing is dim and fading. And when a measure as consensus-driven as that goes down, it's hard to imagine any national-security issue in the next Congress won't be politicized to death.
New START would cap the U.S. and Russian nuclear stockpiles at 1550 warheads — still way more than enough to destroy the planet several times over. It's estimated that Russia has about 4,600 warheads in its operational arsenal, and the Defense Department disclosed in May that the U.S. has 5,113. The military is united in supporting New START. General Kevin Chilton, the commander of the U.S.'s own nuclear stockpile, testified in June that "our nation will be safer and more secure with this treaty than without it." (.PDF)
But while pillars of the GOP old guard like Henry Kissinger and George Schultz back the treaty, elected Republicans saw an opportunity to bloody Obama's nose. First the argument was that New START would inhibit missile defense, so the military leadership assured senators it won't. Then the GOP's point man on New START, Jon Kyl, wanted money to modernize the nuclear stockpile. So Obama pledged $80 billion for upgrading the weapons and nuclear facilities housing them over the next ten years, and then sweetened the pot with another $4.1 billion. But yesterday, Kyl still said the outgoing Senate shouldn't vote on New START during the lame-duck congressional session, all but dooming New START's chances in the next, more-Republican Senate.
Talking to reporters in the Senate this morning, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton pledged to keep twisting arms during the next few weeks to get a favorable vote, reciting the long history of arms control treaties passing with wide bipartisan consensus. What she didn't say was that those days look like relics of a bygone era — and that a very uneasy national-security consensus that's held since 2007 looks likely to follow it out to pasture.
Neither liberals nor conservatives like to admit it, but there's been a lot more continuity than departure between the Obama administration and the post-2007 Bush administration over national security. Democrats failed to stop the Iraq surge and end the war, but President George W. Bush ended up presiding over a deal with the Iraqi government to pull troops out in 2011 — something the Obama administration eagerly embraced. Obama hired the entire surge team — Defense Secretary Robert Gates, Admiral Mike Mullen, General David Petraeus, Lieutenant General Doug Lute at the White House — to help craft his Afghanistan strategy. Count it off: Obama retained Bush's military commissions; voted to enshrine Bush's warrantless surveillance program into law; escalated the Afghanistan war; accelerated CIA drone strikes in Pakistan and now Yemen…
Watch that consensus crumble. Gates' effort to cut overhead in the Pentagon budget is predicated on the money spigot drying up; incoming House Armed Services Committee Chairman Buck McKeon wants to give the Pentagon even more cash. McKeon suggested in a Monday speech that the new crew of House Republicans wants to keep troops in Iraq beyond 2011, when getting them out is going to be one of Obama's major reelection credentials.
And it's not just going to be Republicans. The Democratic electoral decimation in the House overwhelmingly took out conservative Democrats. That means, as McKeon predicted, a much harder time for the administration to prosecute the Afghanistan war with support inside its own caucus — especially if it pushes its (incomplete) deadline for (partial) troop withdrawals back to 2014. And how can a more-liberal Democratic caucus accept Obama expanding a shadow war in Yemen?
Some of the people who've held the uneasy consensus together are on their way out the door. Gates, a Republican, will retire next year. Chances are Mullen will, too. The outgoing Democratic chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Ike Skelton, who earned McKeon's praise on Monday, lost his seat on November 2.
One of the last bipartisan-minded national-security barons in Congress is Indiana Republican Richard Lugar, the dean of arms control in the Senate. He joined Clinton today in demanding a vote on New START — and was far blunter than the secretary. "We're at a point where we're unlikely to have either the treaty or modernization unless we get real," Lugar said. If Congress doesn't get real now, over a treaty with the support of the entire military establishment, get ready for two years' worth of unreality.
Update, 3:56 p.m.: This post initially included an estimated total of nukes slated for destruction in the Russian arsenal. Thanks to commenter Trollout for pointing out my error.
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- New Nuke Treaty: Trust, but Verify
- Russia: We'll Nuke 'Aggressors' First
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By Jon Cohen, ScienceNOW
ATLANTA — A large-scale study of a biomedical intervention that potentially offers novel options for women to protect themselves from HIV infection has, to the surprise of many researchers, failed. But the results say more about the participants' behavior than the effectiveness of the products being tested.
At the 20th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections held here from 3 to 6 March, infectious disease specialist Jeanne Marrazzo of the University of Washington, Seattle, reported the disappointing results of the study known as VOICE, which stands for Vaginal and Oral Interventions to Control the Epidemic. As Marrazzo explained, VOICE began in September 2009 and ended in August 2012, enrolling 5029 women from South Africa, Uganda, and Zimbabwe. The study assessed three different strategies to what's known as pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, which aims to protect uninfected people by giving them anti-HIV drugs each day either orally or vaginally. In one approach, women took a pill that contained the anti-HIV drugs tenofovir and emtricitabine. A second arm of VOICE tested tenofovir pills alone, whereas women in the third arm were given a vaginal gel that contained tenofovir. Other trial participants received inert gel or dummy pills.
In all, 312 women became infected with HIV during the study, and there was no statistically significant difference in infection rates between women who received the placebos or PrEP. Tenofovir gel and oral PrEP have worked in other studies with women. But Marrazzo stressed that the VOICE participants simply didn't use the products as instructed. "By several measures the adherence was disappointingly low," Marrazzo said.
Although the researchers attempted to monitor adherence during the study by asking women to report usage and to return unused pills or gel applicators each month, that turned out to badly misrepresent reality. The women reported using PrEP 90% of the time, and their unused returns seemed to validate that figure. But when the researchers later analyzed blood levels of drugs in the women, they found that no more than 30% had evidence of anti-HIV drugs in their body at any study visit. "There was a profound discordance between what they told us, what they brought back, and what we measured," Marrazzo said.
The sobering reality, she said, is that the failure of VOICE says more about human nature than the biomedical mechanisms at work. "We think all this time about these grand interventions, and maybe people don't want to use them from the get-go," Marrazzo said. "We need to start listening to people, and if you're not going to use this, we're not going to test this."
But virologist Robert Grant of the University of California, San Francisco, who led a large oral PrEP study that worked in men who have sex with men, said he suspects the real problem is the placebo-controlled nature of the study. The women, he said, would have had more incentive to use PrEP if they knew that they were receiving gel or pills that had drug in them. "We need open label demonstration projects that give young women a chance to use PrEP if they know what it is," Grant said. He added that the women may also have heard about results from the other PrEP studies that worked. "In retrospect, how do you expect people to adhere to a study drug when they think they already know the result."
Sharon Hillier, a reproductive infectious disease specialist at the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, heads the Microbicide Trials Network that staged the trial and disagreed with Grant. "It's a bit like the female condom, which likely 'works,' but very few women want it even when you give it away," Hillier said. "PrEP has a place and will be an effective strategy for some people. But if we really want to make a dent in this epidemic, we need to pay attention to what high-risk young women told us: We love getting the services provided by your study but we do not desire the products you are testing."
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Crusaders 31
Stormers 24
You have to nod admiringly in the direction of Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder. Most thought his decision to start the world's best first five-eighths, Dan Carter, at 12 to make way for Warwick Taylor's little boy Tom was eccentric at best and misguided at worst.
Not a bit of it. It was a master stroke and a masterly display by a young first five who impressed even more than the fact he scored all of the Crusaders' 31 points.
The theory was for Taylor to take over the goalkicking duties and some of the guidance responsibilities to ease the pressure on the returning All Black.
Carter was also described as feeling "a little tight in the groin" - which does not seem entirely out of court for a man who models underwear.
Carter's class was obvious in the first minute when a clever chip-and-almost-regather had the Stormers in trouble and had referee Chris Pollock seeing a knock-on when there wasn't one - the exact opposite problem referee Steve Walsh had in the Blues-Sharks clash on Friday night.
Carter also reeled off some telling kicks for position; part of the Crusaders' game plan.
But there was rustiness - a wobbly Carter pass under pressure saw Stormers centre Juan de Jongh kick ahead for a soft try. As it was seven years since Carter had worn the 12 shirt, it was possible to think then that Blackadder's move might prove to be a seven-year glitch.
However, it was Taylor who really caught the eye. He kicked for goal like a veteran and scored the opening try after a turnover by Ben Franks led to the Crusaders forwards Kieran Read and Corey Flynn throwing precision passes like they were backs. Taylor ghosted up to take the scoring pass just like his All Black dad used to do.
By halftime the Crusaders led 19-13, with all 19 points coming from Taylor and his 100 per cent kicking record.
The Stormers had lost giant lock Andries Bekker to a back injury and had tore-juggle their pack with more injuries. But they came back strongly in the second half, seeking to test the Crusaders' energy stores after the long trip back from their South African tour. The Stormers' clinical and efficient style was seen to good effect in their win over the Highlanders last week but the Crusaders played territory well and never let the Stormers settle into their rhythm.
However, they almost took the lead at 22-21 after a 30-phase build-up ended when halfback Dewaldt Duvenage poked a clever kick to the corner for Bryan Habana to score. Joe Pietersen missed the sideline conversion. Maybe that was justice as the move appeared to contain a knock-on which Pollock, like Walsh before him, didn't see.
Perhaps the key moment came when flanker Rynhardt Elstadt was sin-binned for a head-high tackle and Taylor potted the penalty like missing a pressure kick is a thing unheard of; then followed it with another.
At 28-21, the Stormers needed another try but the Crusaders' defence held firm and they ran the clock down with, fittingly, Taylor slotting his eighth penalty goal in a flawless kicking display after a period of Crusaders' pressure.
It was the end of the Stormers' six-game unbeaten streak but continued a run of outs to the Crusaders - to whom they have lost 11 of the last 13 matches they have played, including last year's semifinal clash.
CRUSADERS 31 (Tom Taylor try con 8 pens) bt STORMERS 24 (Juan De Jongh, Bryan Habana tries Joe Pietersen con Peter Grant 2, Pietersen 2 pens) at Christchurch Stadium. Referee: Chris Pollock.


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RBI hikes overseas investment limit in govt bonds
The limit of overseas investment in government bonds has been raised by $5 billion to $20 billion.
Mumbai/New Delhi: In a bid to prop up the battered rupee, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday hiked the limit of overseas investments in government bonds and announced a few other measures to improve market sentiments.
The limit of overseas investment in government bonds has been raised by $5 billion to $20 billion and that of external commercial borrowings to $10 billion.
Certain manufacturing and infrastructure companies that earn foreign exchange can now borrow from overseas markets to repay rupee loans for capital expenditure.
"The overall ceiling for such ECBs would be $10 billion," the central bank said.
The measures are aimed at attracting more foreign investments that would help revive the battered currency, which hit a record low of 57.33 to the dollar last week.
The RBI announced the new measures after discussions with Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Economic Affairs Secretary R Gopalan.
The Reserve Bank of India said in a statement that it has taken measures "in consultation with the government of India". The new measures are introduced with immediate effect.
However, the move failed to cheer the markets as investors were expecting bolder steps.
The rupee pared the gains and ended the day 0.2 percent higher at 57.01 after rallying 1.3 percent before the announcement was made. Benchmark indices of the Indian equities markets also ended in the red.
Chairman of the the Prime Minister's economic advisory council C. Rangarajan said the RBI measures will have some impact on the currency in the short run.
"This will have some impact on capital flow of the country. A inflow of funds should help the currency," Rangarajan, a former RBI governor, said.
Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia said the regulators would announce more such measures to revive growth and boost foreign funds inflow.
Reacting to the tepid response from the currency and equities markets, Ahluwalia said: "Markets move up, markets move down. I would not judge the measures by what market does on any one day."
The RBI said the existing limit for investment by Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) registered foreign institutional investors (FIIs) in government securities (G-Secs) has been enhanced by a further amount of $5 billion.
This would take the overall limit for FII investment in government securities from $15 billion to $20 billion.
"In order to broad-base the non-resident investor base for G-Secs, it has also been decided to allow long-term investors like Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs), multilateral agencies, endowment funds, insurance funds, pension funds and foreign central banks to be registered with SEBI, to also invest in G-Secs for the entire limit of $20 billion," the RBI said.
The sub-limit of $10 billion (existing $5 billion with residual maturity of 5 years and additional limit of $5 billion) would have the residual maturity of three years.
The RBI said Qualified Foreign Investors (QFIs) can now invest in those mutual fund schemes that hold at least 25 percent of their assets, either in debt or in equity or both, in infrastructure sector under the current $3 billion sub-limit for investment in mutual funds related to infrastructure.
"The steps announced so far are probably minimal at this time but could lead to some inward capital flows if this is supported by stronger fundamentals," said R. V. Kanoria, president, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).
Kanoria said the industry was hoping for a "broadbased set of strong actions as well as policy reforms that could have a positive bearing on the overall environment."
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Stocks stayed off their worst levels, but still deeply in the red late Wednesday. The major averages were on pace for their biggest one-day percentage losses since June 21.
The Nasdaq was down 2.4%, while the Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 500 lost 2.2% each. Turnover continued to track sharply higher across the board.
Perrigo (PRGO) shaved a large chunk of losses, but was still off by 5% in blistering trade. Before the open, the drugmaker posted disappointing fiscal Q1 sales. Perrigo reported revenue of $769.8 million, up 6% from a year ago — the first single-digit gain in 10 quarters. It missed by more than $55 million.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) fell 4% to its lowest levels in more than two months. It's now 3% below a 142.06 buy point from a flat base cleared in late August. The biotech lost money for a number of years, but is expected to turn a profit of $3.48 a share this year.
Whole Foods Market (WFM) lost 2% and breached its 50-day line ahead of its fiscal Q4 results after the close. Analysts see the high-end grocer's earnings rising 43% to 60 cents a share. That would mark the second straight period of acceleration. Sales are slated to climb 24% to $2.91 billion.
On the upside, Middleby (MIDD) reversed higher and rose 4% after bouncing off support at its 50-day line. Late Tuesday, the maker of commercial cooking equipment beat expectations with Q3 earnings that grew 23% to $1.60 a share. Sales rose 18% to $257.70 million, edging views for $257.38 million. The upside reversal also put the thinly traded stock back above a 122.67 buy point from a flat base.


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Turner Construction Company's Chief Sustainability Officer Michael Deane Awarded LEED Fellow Designation
LEED Fellows represent green building industry's Most accomplished professionals
14 Nov, 2013, 16:25 ET from Turner Construction Company
NEW YORK, Nov. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Turner Construction Company is pleased to announce the U.S. Green Building Council today named Chief Sustainability Officer Michael Deane to the 2013 class of LEED Fellows. The LEED Fellow Program is the green building industry's most prestigious professional designation. The LEED Fellow designation recognizes exceptional contributions to green building and significant professional achievement within the rapidly growing community of LEED Professionals.
Deane was among 51 of the world's most distinguished green building professionals to be selected this year as LEED Fellows through a peer nomination and portfolio review process. Deane's LEED AP BD+C credential, 13 years of green building experience, and extensive portfolio of LEED projects comprise a few of his outstanding qualifications.
"We are thrilled to present these highly accomplished individuals with the LEED Fellow designation," said Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO & Founding Chair, USGBC. "The Fellows are some of the leading innovators and vanguards of the green building movement, and their bodies of work strongly underscore their commitment to LEED and a sustainable built environment."
Deane leads Turner Construction Company's green building and sustainability efforts. During his tenure, Turner has completed more than 300 LEED Certified projects comprising 69 million square feet of space with a construction value of $18 billion; initiated a LEED and green training program which is largely responsible for the dramatic increase in the number of LEED professionals on staff from 42 to more than 1,400; and developed a construction waste tracking system that has documented the diversion of more than 1.8 million tons of waste from landfills since 2005. Turner has been named the number one green builder in the United States by Engineering News-Record each year since 2006, and has been awarded a Climate Leadership Award by the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
Michael Deane will be recognized with the rest of the 2013 LEED Fellow class at the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo in Philadelphia this month. For more information on the LEED Fellow program, please visit usgbc.org/leed/credentials/leed-fellow/.
About Turner Construction Company
Turner is a North America-based, international construction services company. Founded in 1902, Turner first made its mark on the industry pioneering the use of steel-reinforced concrete for general building, which enabled the company to deliver safer, stronger, and more efficient buildings to clients. The company continues to embrace emerging technologies and offers an increasingly diverse set of services.
With an annual construction volume of $9 billion, Turner is the largest builder in the United States, ranking first in the major market segments of the building construction field, including healthcare, education, sports, commercial, and green building. The firm is a subsidiary of HOCHTIEF, a publicly traded company, and one of the world's leading international construction service providers. For more information please visit www.turnerconstruction.com.
About HOCHTIEF
HOCHTIEF is one of the most international construction groups worldwide. The company delivers complex infrastructure projects, in some cases on the basis of concession models. The Group operates in the transportation infrastructure, energy infrastructure and social/urban infrastructure segments as well as in the contract mining business. With nearly 80,000 employees and a sales volume of more than EUR 25 billion in FY 2012, HOCHTIEF is represented in all the world's major markets. With its subsidiary Leighton, the Group is market leader in Australia. In the USA, the biggest construction market in the world, HOCHTIEF is the No. 1 general builder via its subsidiary Turner and, with Group company Flatiron, ranks among the most important players in the field of transportation infrastructure construction. Because of its engagement for sustainability, HOCHTIEF has been listed in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes since 2006. Further information is available at www.hochtief.com/press.
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Man charged with Thanksgiving purse-snatching in Las Cruces
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - Las Cruces Police have arrested a man for allegedly ripping a purse off the shoulder of a 71-year-old woman who was shopping on Thanksgiving evening.
Manuel E. Armijo, 27, is charged with one count each of robbery and tampering with evidence.
Shortly after 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 28, Las Cruces Police were dispatched to the parking lot of the J.C. Penney store at the Mesilla Valley Mall.
According to police, a 71-year-old woman and her brother were loading merchandise into a pickup when a man approached from behind and allegedly ripped the purse from the victim's shoulder. The woman was not seriously injured.
Later that evening a Las Cruces Police officer on routine patrol spotted a van matching the description of the one the man got in and stopped it on Roadrunner Parkway. Armijo was the passenger in the van and officers found a checkbook belonging to the 71-year-old victim of the robbery on the vehicle floorboard.
Detectives learned from the driver of the van that Armijo was responsible for stealing the woman's purse. No charges were filed against the driver of the van.
Armijo was booked into the Dona Ana County Detention Center with bond set at $10,000.


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The Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 provides prerelease components designed to help you develop Windows applications using both native (Win32) and managed (.NET Framework) technologies, targeting the following Operating Systems. To use this SDK, you must also be building on one of the following supported Operating Systems:
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