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Well gang, my quilt from this train ride won an Honorable Mention at the quilt show! Let's see what the new train ride produces!!
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Well gang, my quilt from this train ride won an Honorable Mention at the quilt show! Let's see what the new train ride produces!!
Woo Hoo Cindy - what a great "honor"!
ok had to share one more DGGD photo
Attachment 369246This was today as the shuttle was being moved from LAX to the Space Museum
DGS calls it "first piggyback ride for Julia"
Just in case you are here looking for the new mystery quilt by paint me Judy....Oct. 2012
here is the correct link:
see you there
Finished my 2nd Mystery Train Table Topper, just in time to start working on the 3rd one. Here is the photo of the flimsy. I used the peach color that was in the print, but don't know if I like it. What do you think. Should I redo it and put the green color in its place???
Jeanie, love your floral fabric. Can't really see the peach from the photo. If it were me, I'd use a purple in place of the peach, but I like purple. Why don't you fold some fabric, green or purple, put it kind of on top of the peach and see which one you like better.
Jeanie, I agree with Jaba, I don't think that peach works. I would go with a solid purple too.
a deep purple would be awsome, either solid or reads solid like a Moda'marble' or Michael Miller 'Krystal' or a darker green.....but I really should not say because obviously I love greens and purples and golden yellows and deep redbrowns......................sigh.....fabric is wonderful
For those of you who are still posting here or wondering where the new mystery is located ?? Judy started a new list for the new mystery. Hope you don't mind my posting this Judy.http://www.quiltingboard.com/blocks-...t203100-8.html

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AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP LI 2001-02-20 ASX-SIGNAL-G HOMEX - Melbourne +++++++++++++++++++++++++ APPENDIX 3E DAILY SHARE BUY-BACK NOTICE (EXCEPT MINIMUM HOLDING BUY-BACK AND SELECTIVE BUY-BACK) Name of Entity Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Limited ACN or ARBN 005 357 522 We (the entity) give ASX the following information. INFORMATION ABOUT BUY-BACK 1. Type of buy-back On Market 2. Date Appendix 3C was given to 27/04/2000 to ASX TOTAL OF ALL SHARES BOUGHT BACK, OR IN RELATION TO WHICH ACCEPTANCES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED, BEFORE, AND ON, PREVIOUS DAY BEFORE PREVIOUS PREVIOUS DAY DAY 3. Number of shares bought 64,636,183 365,000 back or if buy-back is an equal access scheme, in relation to which acceptances have been received $ $ 4. Total consideration paid 848,685,278.72 5,380,866.50 or payable for the shares 5. If buy-back is an on-market buy-back Highest price paid Highest price paid $14.99 $14.85 Date: 13/12/2000 Lowest price paid Lowest price paid $11.25 $14.67 Date: 04/05/2000 Highest price allowed under rule 7.33: $15.61 PARTICIPATION BY DIRECTORS 6. If buy-back is an on-market buy-back - name of each N/A director and related party of a director from whom the company bought back shares on the previous day, the number of shares which the company bought back from each named director or related party, and the consideration payable for those shares. HOW MANY SHARES MAY STILL BE BOUGHT BACK. 7. If the company has disclosed an intention to buy back a 19,998,817 maximum number of shares - the remaining number of shares to be bought back COMPLIANCE STATEMENT 1. The Company is in compliance with all Corporations Law requirements relevant to this buy-back. 2. There is no information that the listing rules require to be disclosed that has not already been disclosed, or is not contained in, or attached to, this form. P J Mathews SECRETARY 20/02/2001


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They transformed British society in little more than a generation – campaigning on everything from equal rights to abortion and apartheid. Today hundreds of the veteran activists from some of Britain's most famous protests, ranging from Greenham Common to the miners' strike, will gather for the first time. The worlds of social campaigning, politics and art come together today in a "Silver Action" event at the Tate Modern, London, where some 400 women campaigners aged over 60 will talk about their work. Their tweets and blogs, as well as archive footage of protests, will be projected on to walls at the event, devised by artist Suzanne Lacy, 67, herself a veteran feminist. Each has her own story:
Take Rosalind Delmar, 71, from London, a lifelong women's rights activist who was at the landmark Ruskin conference in Oxford in 1970 – the event that put Women's Lib on the map. She got into politics as a student, provoked by inequalities such as women being banned from playing pool in the student union. "I'm the kind of person who has always been interested in politics and participation, and I have kept up my interest in feminism."
And the abortion campaigner Ann Rossiter, 69, from London, is also taking part. She had a back-street abortion in London in the early 1960s, before the 1967 Abortion Act was introduced. "Breaking the silence around abortion and supporting traumatised Irish abortion-seekers who flock to Britain have been central to my political life for the past half century," she said. "I'll keep going as long as I have my faculties, and hope I'll see Ireland, north and south of the border, grant women their full reproductive rights – and on their own turf."
Jenny Stanton had an early introduction to campaigning as a protester against apartheid. Now 62 and living in Oxford, she recalled: "I'm about 15, in the Bullring in Birmingham, collecting signatures for one of my mum's petitions asking our government to stop supporting apartheid South Africa. A military-type man argues with me, saying that we – Britain – need the Simon's Town base [near Cape Town] as part of our naval defences against the Soviet threat, and it wouldn't be safe in the hands of black Africans. I feel like crying because I can't convince him." She added: "Gradually the movement inside and the movement outside overthrew apartheid – but for years and years it was lonely, small actions trying to win people round."
Anti-nuclear campaigner Stella Harding was a regular at the Greenham Common peace camp in the 1980s. The 62-year-old, who lives in London, said: "I was protesting as a mother for the protection of future generations... The feeling of strength, solidarity, sisterhood and the empowering flow of positive energy as we linked arms in the first 'embrace the base' in 1982 was a high point that left a lasting legacy."
Maggie Smith, from London, was one of the founders of the Housewives' Register in 1960. "We campaigned against capital punishment and things but we also worked on pre-school playgroups – issues that really touched you directly because we all had small children." Now 81, she said: "I suppose I've always been a campaigner, in that we were CND campaigners in the 1950s just before feminism came on the scene. Those were the days when we thought we could do something if we marched. I think it's very important to stand up and be counted for things you really believe in."
The nature of protest has changed, according to Sue Mullan, 70, from Portsmouth. "Online campaigning has been positive in certain areas but it's not profound; it's very superficial." She worked for the National Council for Civil Liberties (NCCL) during the miners' strike. "I had been involved in supporting miners and collecting money for them and remember the huge injustice of it. We had observers out in the field across all the relevant areas and every day they would submit a report of what they had seen. We produced a final report but the NCCL refused to allow it to be published – that was wicked."
Paula Kaniuk's "belief in equality and fairness" prompted her to support what became Britain's longest ever strike – the Silentnight strike in Lancashire in the mid-1980s which lasted 616 days. "The action started just after the miners' strike in 1984. I thought it was wrong that the Government was further attacking workers' rights and unions' power.
"I remember local radio announcing the strike, and drove straight there to support them. We continued to turn up at the picket, by then alongside many other women, who became politically active and fiercely defended the workers who welcomed us all equally," said the 62-year-old from Rochdale.
Sally Alexander, 69, made international news when she flour-bombed the Miss World final, hosted by Bob Hope at the Albert Hall in London, in 1970. Now a history professor, she said: "We were imagining it as the interruption of a TV spectacle rather than bringing beauty contests to an end." She added: "There will always be a need for protest and resistance to forms of oppression. There are spectacular one-off demonstrations, like Miss World, and sustained grass-roots organising that other sorts of campaigns need and are just as necessary."
Yvonne Craig Inskip, 76, remembers becoming a campaigner in 1968 after refusing to obey hospital rules that limited parents' visits to children to just two hours a week. She stayed by her daughter's bedside for 11 days. "That experience changed my life and got me started me on years of campaigning." She went on to lobby for safe toys and for contraception to be freely available.
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CINCINNATI - Dick Dallmer, the first All-American in University of Cincinnati men's basketball history, turned 90-years old on Thursday.
Dallmer, who played for the Bearcats from 1948-1950, earned All-America honorable mention honors in 1948 (AP) and 1949 (AP) and third team laurels in 1950 (AP).
The Middletown, Ohio native closed his career in 1950 as UC's all-time scoring leader with 1,098 points, though he did not lead the team in scoring in any of his three seasons. Dallmer helped direct UC to three consecutive Mid-American Conference championships. He earned three team most valuable player awards during his career, a feat matched only by the great Oscar Robertson.
Dallmer captained both the 1949 and 1950 squads. During his junior season in 1949, he helped lead the Bearcats to 23-5 record and a No. 10 national ranking. It marked the first time in program history that UC earned at least 20 wins in a season. As a senior, Dallmer was named first team All-MAC as the Bearcats went undefeated in league play before finishing with a 20-6 overall mark.
Dallmer was selected by Philadelphia in the 1950 NBA Draft. He was inducted into the UC Athletics Hall of Fame in 1984 and the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame in 2012.
Dallmer coached basketball four years each at Lockland and Norwood high schools, winning two Hamilton County League titles at Norwood. Moving from coaching to administration, he served as Lockland Superintendent of Schools and Assistant Superintendent of the Hamilton County Board of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities until his retirement in 1982.


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20 years ago (1992)
Incumbent District 4 commissioner Cheryl Gelbmann won the primary Tuesday, but it wasn't easy. She and runnerup Dick Olmstead will face off in the general election. In District 1, incumbent Steve Sievek will take on challenger Art Wagner.
30 years ago (1982)
(Adv.) The Best in Dining and Cocktails! Friday Night Specials – Delicious Steak Sandwich or ½-Chicken - $5.25; Steamed Shrimp in the Shell - $7.25; Margaritas – ½-Price. Dance to "Mountain Fever," at the Peak of Harmony. Harold's Club.
40 years ago (1972)
A thief, using a nylon stocking for a mask, held up the Tom Thumb Superette on S. 6th Street at 9 p.m. last night and made off with $300 in cash. He carried a .44 caliber magnum pistol and told the two female clerks, "Take it cool. This is a hold-up."
60 years ago (1952)
The Brainerd Board of Education reaffirmed its policy on the use of school properties by anyone other than school groups. It specifically pointed out that Roosevelt Field is not to be used by people flying model planes or driving golf balls, as this damages the turf.
80 years ago (1932)
Picture a child, barefoot for lack of any covering for the feet, clothes in rags and barely enough for public appearance. Those are the circumstances keeping 20 county children from attending school. Miss Walsh, county nurse, pleas for us to help them.
100 years ago (1912)
A $100,000 payday in Brainerd today! A flood of gold and silver is being paid out by the Northern Pacific and Minnesota & International railways. $82,000 of the total comes from the railroad shops, exceeding any amount paid out there since they were founded.


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Candidate Finnegan loses civil service fight
There are 93 comments on the The Ukiah Daily Journal story from Apr 22, 2010, titled Candidate Finnegan loses civil service fight. In it, The Ukiah Daily Journal reports that:Mendocino County District Attorney candidate Matt Finnegan did not get his job back from incumbent DA Meredith Lintott after a Civil Service arbitrator rejected Finnegan's side of the story in a scathing opinion which concluded he was antagonistic to women superiors and did not heed instructions.
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#21 Apr 22, 2010
cant we just have keith faulder back? less ego, more brains, less makeup, more heart. Faulder in '10!
#22 Apr 22, 2010
Are you Finnegan supporters for real? The days of cavemen hitting women over the head with a club and laughing about it are long gone or at least should be. If you haven't already, read Geniella's article at http://theava.com/archives/5802 . His article discussing Finnegan's misconduct is not as watered down as the corporate press version. Either way, I am appalled and think Finnegan may have mental problems. We don't need people like him in positions of power.
#23 Apr 22, 2010
Lintott turned out to be a total disappointment and I voted for her last time. I won't make that mistake again, Matt you have my support and vote! Anybody that knows you won't put much credibility in the spin on this article.
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#24 Apr 22, 2010
It's a public record, public meeting and public agenda. I think the UDJ might want to go to a Civil Service meeting some time and learn something about how the County works (or not).
#25 Apr 22, 2010
Dear Friends, let's circle around Matt, join hands and sing "Kumbaya." It is important that we let him know that it is okay to be a boor, to be bad at his job, that his friends forgive and still support him, and that we all recognize his need for a job, any job. Yessiree, go Matt!
#26 Apr 22, 2010
There is no Spin it is all fact read the report.....all 36 pages
Jackson St Forest, CA
#27 Apr 22, 2010
I only ran it because I saw it first on the AVA online blog. For all I know they made it up like most of the lies they print. But it might sell a few papers, ok?
#28 Apr 22, 2010
that Lintott might be a lesbian if she likes to surround herself with so many women. A little pleasure at work? But then she might be bi - cause she likes to do a little Levi a**-slapping in the office.
Makes one wonder.
#29 Apr 22, 2010
Know I know the Lintott is renting here in Ukiah and that her house in Fort Bragg is in foreclosure. It seems to me that the county would not want someone to run the DA office who can not afford to pay her bills. That is just ripe for the possibility of someone being able to get to her and pay her off on a case. I know that while doing background investigations for law enforcement they look into ones personal finances. With her salary and her husbands they are making over 200,000 a year. Makes one wonder what she spends her money on cause we know it is not paying her bills.
I will take Finnegan any day over someone who can not pay thier bills. And she expects the residents of Mendocino County to be law abiding. But she can't pay her bills. Well I guess that is what you get when you elect a Lesbain to run the DA office.
#30 Apr 22, 2010
I couldn't agree more! Now THERE was a good lawyer and a better man!
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#31 Apr 22, 2010
So this is the guy whose union wants *more* money to do their paid-for-by-the-public-taxpaye r jobs this year and, rumor has it, refused to take any financial hit last year? Arrogant, much?
This is the guy who wants to be the new DA? Anybody who is that deaf and dumb regarding the political and fiscal environment these days has lost my vote.
#32 Apr 22, 2010
It's official: Finnegan is qualified to be DA!..since now all 3 candidates have been fired from the DA's office. If you like dirty politics so much, let's air what Massini and Vroman had to say about their firing of Eyster and Lintott!
#33 Apr 22, 2010
that unless you know facts...NOT RUMORS....you should just shutty!!
#34 Apr 22, 2010
How does someone represent a criminal and then be running for an office that would prosecute that criminal? Eyster has me confused. Don't think he deserves a vote, or any for that matter.
#35 Apr 22, 2010
Work in a courtroom with these people, as I have and you will find the only idiot amongst them is Lintott herself!!! Very very sad. I have no particular opinion towards Finnegan himself. But in a courtroom he seemed to be professional and able to handle himself. I have watched Lintott present herself as the village idiot more than once. I think the DA should be able to represent anything or atleast find the answer. I guess if you feel threatened you can get those people fired... Damn the power!!!
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#36 Apr 22, 2010
With all the innuendo and venom here against Lintot and Eyester, I'm thinking they're both worth considering for DA. Anonymous attacks tend to do that for me.
Lintot is already DA so her experience for the position seems appropriate and it looks like she had guts to take on union peeps. Sounds good to me.
Eyester seems to have lots of experience as well and seems to understand the marijuana issues.
Both sound way better than Finnegan.
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#37 Apr 22, 2010
Like all attorneys who are hired "mouth pieces", all three have worked in private practice, undoubtedly representing some reprehensible people, but Eyester is undeniably the best actual prosecutor. Just ask the people in law enforcement who know all three.
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#38 Apr 22, 2010
Sounds like Lintott an Finnegan just shot each other in the feet...
#39 Apr 22, 2010
That's funny! I forgot that all three candidates have been fired from the DA's office. That's funny!
I think the Union thing was for civil service protection so they couldn't get fired without cause.
#40 Apr 22, 2010
Or that other guy they sing about. You know, Michael Finnegan...
Sorry, couldn't help myself.
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Ahhhh those new haircuts. Welcome to Nisio….
Anyways, I hope you guys are ready to choose your poison:
Not as good as last week's showering, but it'll do! By the way, no matter how many times I see it, the anime version of the Araragi household is really impressive, especially that bathroom of theirs……
And look who decided to show up as well!
Ugh, this part made my neck hurt. Anyways, Shinobu! \o/ (lol at her comparing Napolean to Shizuka ahaha)
Finally, I know someone will complain if I don't include this…
Have to say, Kanbaru with those twintails looks odd, but not bad at all.
So, this week's Neko Shiro is essentially bathtubs, vampires and Senjougahara getting it right about Hanekawa's inability to reject the darkness of humans… it's really very nuanced. I suppose Black Hanekawa is also a sort of defense mechanism kicking in for her, otherwise she wouldn't really live long "in the wild" as Senjougahara says.
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This was the first year that L. didn't pick an actual theme for his party-at-the-pool. In recent years we've had a Hardy Boys themed party, and a cat themed party, but this year when I asked L. he just shrugged. The only thing he knew he wanted for certain was the cake from the Portal 2 computer game. I don't quite understand the whole Portal 2 cake business at all, but I did get the basic idea that it's at heart a German chocolate cake topped with maraschino cherries. There are recipes out there for a Portal 2 cake, but I have to say I was pressed for time and a little daunted at the thought of baking a German chocolate cake the night before L.'s party. I also was pretty certain that he wouldn't touch a bite of it. Instead, I bought my favorite cake mix from Whole Foods, and the matching icing, and I decorated the cake just like the Portal 2 cake and L. was thrilled. He didn't really eat any of it, but he spent a lot of time looking at the cake and smiling from ear-to-ear and that was worth it all for me.
We discovered, years ago, that the sooner L. gets to open his gifts, the better it is for all present. He does not handle surprises well, even the good ones, and he also has trouble processing the feelings of anticipation and excitement. These are all perceived by his body and mind as stress, and it's so hard to watch him struggling to enjoy his own birthday party. Two years ago we finally woke up and got it and let go of the presumption that presents should be opened after cake. Since then, we usually do them about 30 or 40 minutes after all the guests have arrived and then L. is much more relaxed and busy and everyone can enjoy the party.
While he loved and appreciated all of his gifts, I think his favorite that day was from good friends who gifted him a real cigar box filled with miscellaneous office supplies. He carried the box around much of the afternoon, and kept exclaiming over how wonderful a gift it was.
I think this year L. was more relaxed and happy and content at his party than he's ever been. I'm not sure why--maybe after four years of the same type of party at our neighborhood pool we finally got it absolutely right and he settled into the groove of things. I know I felt so very grateful for the family and friends who gathered there--for the friends of ours, especially, who have come to know and love and appreciate L. and who patiently roll with the ups and downs of the party each year, never questioning, never judging. I felt, as I often do at such times, as if I were the one receiving the greatest gift of all.


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Our series drew impassioned responses from city boosters and haters alike.
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Young Pittsburghers today are finding there's no place like home.
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The next day, we boarded the "Captain Cook," an Adventure Bound boat that took us on an all-day excursion to the Tracy Arm Fjord and Sawyer Glacier. Once we were in the fjord, we started to see icebergs in the surrounding waters - brilliant blue and in wonderfully curved and pointed shapes - mother nature's ice sculptures. As we got closer to Sawyer Glacier, more ice appeared - we were amazed at our captain's ability to smoothly maneuver through these waters. Sawyer Glacier is at the end of the fjord and rises vertically out of the water. Like the ice, it is a brilliant blue and impressive in its size. Due to the verticality of the glacier, we witnessed a lot of "calving" where huge chunks of ice fall off the glacier into the water. The ice that calves off become the ice bergs that we saw floating around us. Words cannot adequately describe what an awe-inspiring sight the glacier was. Not even the photos attached can do it justice. If that weren't enough, on the way back the captain took some detours to get close to waterfalls in the surrounding canyon and to see humpback whales. This excursion was the highlight of our Alaskan adventure.
The next day, we rented a car to see more of the Juneau area outside of downtown. We went to another beautifully blue glacier - Mendenhall Glacier -- very close to town. Near the glacier is Steep Creek where we saw salmon spawning. Next, we drove down the length of the road leading out of Juneau that runs parallel to the shore. Then we traveled back to town and went through the part of the city that houses state government, including the capitol and governor's mansion (minus Sara Palin who left town for good!). From there we decided to go to the town of Douglas across the harbor to have a late lunch at a waterfront restaurant there. After eating some of the best pizza we've ever had, we headed back to the ferry dock in Juneau to turn in our rental car and board the MV Taku for our two-day journey back to Prince Rupert. Our last leg brought us the best whale watching of the trip - dozens of humpback whales cavorting in the water - breaching, flipping their flukes (tails) and slapping their flippers on the water.
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The widow of an Indian war hero is pleading for the return of his irreplaceable bravery medals stolen in a Bethlehem burglary this month.
Shivani Andrews has barely slept since thieves broke into her home on September 9 and made off with 14 Indian Army war medals.
Eight were silver, two were gold-plated and four were brass.
Mrs Andrews' first husband, Major Ganapaphy Nagaraj, was posthumously awarded the two gold Vir Raksha (Bravery, Protection) in addition to his brass medals. Major Nagaraj died in battle at Kashmir in 1999 when their son Shivashish was only 3 years old.
"He died a war hero," she said.
Mrs Andrews' father Lieutenant Colonel Harashiph Mazumdar was wounded during the Indo-China war in 1971. He was also awarded for his bravery with the Distinguished Service and Gallantry Sena (Army) Medal along with the Wound Medal and Raksha Medal.
Mrs Andrews appealed to anyone who might be able to help to return the medals back to her and her son, who was now 18.
"Both of us have lost the medals of our dads but . . . the posthumous awards can't be replaced. These are the oldest memories of his father."
Mrs Andrews, who has since remarried, said some medals could eventually be replaced through the Indian Army "but some of them can't". The posthumous medals were issued with an engraved signature of the then-president of India.
"It can never be duplicated," Mrs Andrews said.
The medals were kept at the foot of a large photo of Lieutenant Colonel Mazumdar in the family's living room.
"Because my dad's photo is very prominent . . . and the medals not being there, it's very conspicuous."
Mrs Andrews said she felt angry and perplexed at the theft of the medals.
"The thing I can't comprehend, they have taken so much of my jewellery and things of material value. That can all be replaced. I don't understand why they took the medals. If there was no jewellery or money, I could understand, but I'm trying to put myself in the burglar's shoes, which is bloody hard. I don't get why they have taken the medals," she said.
"I know they are not the Waiouru medals and of national importance but they are important to us."
The thieves also stole about $2000 that had been raised for a family friend with an ill child.
Anyone who might recognise the medals or have information that could help reunite Mrs Andrews and her son with the medals are asked to call Tauranga police on (07) 577 4300. Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.


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There were threats on your husband's life, your life and your family. When did you realize that you would be dedicating your life to this movement?
Coretta Scott King: I realized when Montgomery started that this was probably the reason we were called to Montgomery. After my house was bombed, and of course, all the threats on my husband's life, on my life too. I realized I could have been killed as well -- because I was in the house when the bomb hit the front porch -- with my young baby. And the callers had been calling, and they said that they were going to bomb our house, told my husband they were going to bomb his house and kill his family if he didn't leave town in three days. And of course he didn't leave town in three days, and they did bomb the house. So knowing that they meant what they said, because they actually did bomb the house -- the bomb was not strong enough to destroy the house, but if it had been, then that would have been very, very sad for all of us, certainly for me and my baby and my husband. But the fact is that I had to deal with the fact that if I continued in the struggle, I too could be killed, and that's when I started praying very seriously about my commitment and whether or not I would be able to stick with my husband to continue in the struggle. And of course it wasn't that difficult. It was a struggle, but I knew that we were doing the right thing. I always felt that what was happening in Montgomery was part of God's will and purpose, and we were put there to be in the forefront of that struggle, and it wasn't just a struggle relegated to Montgomery, Alabama or the South, but that it had worldwide implications. And I felt, really, a sense of fulfillment that I hadn't felt before, that this was really what I was supposed to be doing, and it was a great blessing to have discovered this, and to be doing what was God's will for your life.
[ Key to Success ] Courage
After we were successful in desegregating the buses in Montgomery, the nonviolent revolution we launched in Montgomery spread like a prairie fire across the Southern states. My husband led nonviolent protest campaigns against racism and segregation in cities across the South as well as in Chicago, Cleveland, and other cities in the North. During this time, I had three more children and participated in movement activities as much as possible. People asked me how was I able to do this and raise four children at the same time. I can only reply that when God calls you to a great task, he provides you with the strength to accomplish what he has called you to do. Faith and prayer, family and friends were always available when I needed them, and of course Martin and I always were there for each other. I learned that when you are willing to make sacrifices for a great cause, you will never be alone, because you will have divine companionship and the support of good people. This same faith and cosmic companionship sustained me after my husband was assassinated, and gave me the strength to make my contribution to carrying forward his unfinished work.
[ Key to Success ] Perseverance
What inspired you? What kept you going?
Coretta Scott King: Well, it was the belief that we were doing the right thing. Because it had never happened before it was like, you know, the Supreme Court decision had been rendered in 1954 and this was in 1955 and we were all motivated by that and knowing that this meant the beginning of breaking down the system of segregation. We recognized that if the schools could desegregate this means that other things can desegregate as well so with Montgomery happening it was like an intervention there that God had planted Rosa Parks and also Martin Luther King, Jr. And so you had the sense that something very, very significant was happening and that it had -- it would have impact beyond -- around the world that we were not only struggling to free the people of the south but oppressed people around the world. And we had no idea where it was leading but we had a sense that it was leading to something much more significant than what we were involved in at the time. And each time there was things -- for instance, the stabbing incident when Martin was stabbed in Harlem. I mean, it's like it made no sense except that God was preparing us for something even bigger. And then when the Nobel Peace Prize came along, which we were rewarded in a sense for our struggles, it was like but this is still not it, because we have not achieved the peace that he was awarded -- the award represented, but we still have a long way to go. So it was always not knowing what the future held, but we knew that we were on the right path and you had a sense of, as Martin used to say, "cosmic companionship," and that kept you going.
Someone else in your position might have felt that she had given enough, or sacrificed too much, and that someeone else could carry the burden for a while. Why didn't you feel that way?
Coretta Scott King: When I say I was married to the cause, I was married to my husband whom I loved -- I learned to love, it wasn't love at first sight -- but I also became married to the cause. It was my cause, and that's the way I felt about it. So when my husband was no longer there, then I could continue in that cause, and I prayed that God would give me the direction for my life, to give me the strength to do what it was, and the ability to do what it was that he had called me to do. And I was trying to seek, 'What is it that I'm supposed to do, now that Martin is no longer here?" And I finally determined that it was to develop an institution. I was already involved in building the institution, but I wasn't sure that that was it. I thought maybe it might have been with women, but then, of course, I didn't get that feeling in particular, but always, because I felt there was a need to have more women involved, in organizing them as a support group to my husband, and I encouraged them to do that. And he didn't do that in particular, and I thought, well maybe then, that might be what I'm supposed to do. But then I finally determined that it was the King Center, because Martin's message and his meaning were so powerful, and his spirit I felt needed to be continued. I know that people's spirits live on, but I think in a very positive, meaningful way, that young people would know that that influence was being continued. So I felt that my role, then, was to develop an institution, to institutionalize his philosophy, his principles of nonviolence and his methodology of social change, and that's what I have spent my years doing.
For 27 years, I was the president, founder, CEO -- I'm still a founder; you're always the founder -- but I retired from that position in 1995, and my son Dexter is now in that position, but I still continue to do all the work that I can, to reach as many people as I can with the message.
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I would not have that be the only thing the dog eats, but yes your dog should be able to eat turkey.
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Mr. LEAHY. Mr. President, I thank Senators MURRAY, SHAHEEN, BEGICH, UDALL of New Mexico, KLOBUCHAR, MURKOWSKI, HAGAN and FRANKEN for their statements today in support of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act.
I also note that the ranking Republican member on the Judiciary Committee made a statement today from which I take some hope. The Senator from Iowa indicated that this measure could have been enacted last year. I wish it had been enacted last year after the Senate voted with a strong majority to do so and did everything I could, including reaching out to the Republican Speaker of the House, to try to make that happen.
I will not respond to all that my friend from Iowa said but I do want to correct any notion that I have abandoned my efforts to increase U visas to help law enforcement and immigrant women. As I have said repeatedly, I remain committed to these provisions that I originally introduced and will pursue them in the context of comprehensive immigration reform. I hope that the Senator from Iowa will join me and support them. We will need them later this year.
I am encouraged that our bipartisan bill has 62 cosponsors. I am disappointed that Senators who say it should have passed last year are still opposing it. I hope that after a vote on the Republican substitute, remaining opponents will join us and support Violence Against Women Act reauthorization. That is what Senator HUTCHISON did last year when the Senate rejected her alternative; she joined with us. I praised her for it. Let us join together and pass the strong Senate bill.
I suggest the absence of a quorum.
Mr. LEAHY. Madam President,
the Republican substitute bill being offered by the Senator from Iowa does not meet the needs of victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Respectfully, I must say it is a poor substitute for the bipartisan Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act we developed over the last 2 years that has 62 bipartisan Senate cosponsors. I urge Senators to vote against it.
The Leahy-Crapo Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act already reflects many efforts we have undertaken to address the concerns of Senator Grassley and to meet Republican members halfway, and to accommodate them where we could. Our bill includes significant new accountability provisions modeled on language Senator Grassley had us include in the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.
Our bill significantly reduces authorization levels to all programs. This is the first time a reauthorization reduced authorization levels, and we do so by almost 20 percent. Our bill consolidates and streamlines 13 programs. Our bill limits the percentage of grants that organizations can use for planning purposes. In drafting our bill, we eliminated several provisions that Senator Grassley indicated were problematic. We took these steps in an effort to work together to pass a bipartisan bill.
The proposed substitute bill would remove fundamental points of fairness that are at the core of this legislation. We need to cover everyone who experiences domestic and sexual violence in this country. No exceptions.
About 3 1/2 years ago, the Congress finally adopted the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act which protected those targeted with violence in a similar way to what we are considering today. We should not retreat from that position when we are addressing domestic and sexual violence.
The Republican substitute abandons VAWA's historic emphasis on abuse of women. Women are still more often the victims of domestic and sexual violence with more catastrophic results. The Republican substitute not only fails women, it also fails to guarantee that services will actually reach those victims who have in the past been unable to access them because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
We should listen to those on the front lines of these tragedies who have told us about underserved communities needing protection. We should respond to law enforcement when they tell us about the importance of the U visa program, which enables them to take dangerous people off the street. We should not adopt the measures included in the Republican substitute that would make it more difficult for victims to apply for U visas. The Republican substitute would abandon our provisions that address domestic and sexual violence in tribal areas, which has reached epidemic proportions with rates of victimization far exceeding those in the general population. Taking money from other Justice Department programs to impose Federal judges and prosecutors on Indian lands is costly, unworkable and a non-solution to the problem. The bipartisan reauthorization bill, by contrast, takes the approach recommended by our Committee on Indian Affairs. We include local, community-based approaches to domestic violence that have worked so well in so many VAWA programs. Federal prosecutors already have authority to prosecute on these lands and have not solved the problem. Federal judges have plenty to do and our Federal courts are stretched thin with 83 current vacancies. Giving tribes the authority to prosecute those who commit violence against Indian victims on Indian land is a better and less costly solution than bringing in large numbers of Federal officials to Indian country.
All these differences are in the wrong direction and would result in leaving victims out. The Grassley substitute also includes costly and inefficient bureaucratic provisions that could cripple the delivery of needed services to victims and tie up the work of the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General.
In contrast to the Republican substitute, the bipartisan VAWA reauthorization bill responds to the needs we have heard from the professionals, including law enforcement, who work every day to help victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking. No one I have worked with has identified Federal sentencing as an area requiring changes. The sentencing provisions in this substitute, which include mandatory minimum sentences, are unnecessary and counterproductive. In fact, leading sexual assault advocacy groups like the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence oppose mandatory minimum sentences because they have a chilling effect on reporting and prosecution of sexual assaults. The sentencing provisions in the substitute make victims and, by extension, our communities less safe.
We should not include extraneous provisions, as this substitute does, that have nothing to do with domestic violence or sexual assault. Comprehensive immigration reform is coming before us. The Judiciary Committee is hard at work on that. Proposals to change deportations may be appropriate in the context of comprehensive immigration reform. They have nothing to do with VAWA. Yet they are included in the Republican substitute. And when a provision of that type was included in the measure last year, its author nonetheless opposed VAWA reauthorization. It can be considered with comprehensive immigration reform, not here.
Every previous reauthorization of VAWA has contained new protections for immigrants and underserved communities. Our bill builds on that foundation with changes that are modest and widely supported.
The Republican substitute would gut core provisions of our bipartisan legislation that we all know we need and that professionals in the field tell us are needed. I thank Senator Cantwell, Senator Klobuchar, and Senator Durbin for their excellent statements in opposition and urge all Senators to oppose the substitute and support the bipartisan Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act.
I yield the floor.
Mr. LEAHY. Madam President, I have spoken on this earlier, but I would just tell my colleagues why I will oppose this substitute which will be voted on in a few minutes. The substitute does not meet the needs of victims of domestic violence or dating violence or sexual assault or stalking. I think it is a poor substitute for the bipartisan Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act that we have developed over the last 2 years, and which has 62 bipartisan Senate cosponsors. That is why I will urge Senators to vote against it.
The proposed substitute bill would remove fundamental points of fairness that are at the core of this legislation. We need to cover everyone who experiences domestic and sexual violence in this country, with no exceptions. Again, I have said 100 times on this floor, a victim is a victim is a victim; violence is violence is violence. You can't say this victim will get protection, but this victim won't get protection. The police never do that; we shouldn't do it.
Also, this substitute abandons VAWA's historic emphasis on abuse of women. Women are still more often the victims of domestic and sexual violence, with more catastrophic results. The substitute not only fails women, it fails to guarantee that services will actually reach those victims who in the past have been unable to access them.
Every previous reauthorization of VAWA has contained new protections for immigrants and underserved communities. Our bill builds on that foundation with changes that are modest and are widely supported by faith-based organizations, the law enforcement community, and those who work against domestic violence.
We have gone all over this country to find the best way to do this. This is what we have done in this bill. And what bothers me the most about the substitute is that it guts the core provisions of our bipartisan legislation. We know we need these services, and professionals in the field tell us they are needed. Look at what we have in our bipartisan reauthorization bill. It responds to the needs we have heard of from the professionals, including law enforcement. These are the people who work every day to help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and dating violence and stalking.
No one I have worked with has identified Federal sentencing as an area that requires changes, so the sentencing provisions in the substitute are unnecessary and counterproductive.
Earlier I went through this I think point by point. I won't repeat that, but I would say to all the Members of this body, Republicans and Democrats alike, who have worked to craft this bipartisan piece of legislation: Please vote against this substitute amendment, because it is nothing, nothing at all like what we have worked on.
Madam President, what is the amendment before us now?
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The amendment has not yet been offered.
Mr. LEAHY. Madam President, under the unanimous consent request agreement, am I correct the Grassley substitute is to be voted on in about 30 seconds?
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator is correct.
Mr. LEAHY. Madam President, normally I would call it up, but I understand Senator Grassley is almost here. As a matter of courtesy, I will not call it up; but if there is going to be a delay, because people are expecting this 4 o'clock vote--
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Really a good flat which equipped with almost every thing, and the location of the flat is also very convenience.
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Power outages remind us again and again of what we need to do in order to be prepared for an emergency.
The power fails. That's when we think of backup power and lights — generators, batteries, flashlights, candles.
Then the power returns, and all of that stuff quickly begins to slip our minds and becomes less of a priority on our to-do lists.
Once again this winter Ketchikan had a power outage, which lasted 41 minutes Tuesday morning in some areas; longer in others. The outage before this week's prompted us to replace flashlights and shop for battery-powered communication. But, once again, we prepared a little bit, but not all the way.
Tuesday's outage got us going again in regard to preparing for power loss and perhaps other types of emergencies. It probably has the whole town looking at its emergency preparedness.
Before much time elapses since Tuesday's outage, it's time to check out the preparedness supplies and procedures. We can be more prepared this week than last. We just need to take time to stock up on the supplies mentioned above, plus first-aid kits and clothing and the like to stay warm in case the power should be out for an extended time. Food and water should be pre-arranged in case of an emergency more severe than a few minutes of no power, and plans and procedures for businesses and families should be established and discussed just in order to be prepared.
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The Risky Line That Nato Has Crossed
As soon as NATO began launching cruise missiles at Yugoslav military targets on Mar. 24, President Clinton hit the airwaves. NATO, acting on its own, was using air strikes and taking sides in a civil war, for humanitarian, security, and economic reasons. The blitz, he said, would prevent further Yugoslav atrocities in the breakaway province of Kosovo and stave off expansion of the conflict into surrounding Albania, Macedonia, Greece, and Turkey. The crackdown would also preserve stability in the rest of Europe and, Clinton hoped, force Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic back to the bargaining table.
Thus the President has laid the groundwork for what could be a new level of military action: direct intervention in hot domestic conflicts to keep the strife from spreading and threatening U.S. interests. But even as the cruise missiles were launched, doubts were growing in Washington and in European capitals about Clinton's policy. Congress is divided over a military operation that is far riskier than earlier operations in Iraq or Bosnia against lesser forces. Just as important, the NATO move against a sovereign nation that had not attacked the alliance is a first. No wonder politicians and diplomats worry that the doctrine could take both the U.S. and NATO into dangerous territory.
NO EXIT. The fear is that the U.S. and its NATO allies have stumbled into the current policy after years of failed efforts to quell the discord in the Balkans. Critics in both parties worry that there will be no exit from the conflict if the bombing doesn't force Milosevic to capitulate. Unlike Bosnia, where the fighting had stopped before NATO troops arrived, the difficult task now is to separate the belligerents. "That's a dangerous job, one without any visible end," says Brent Scowcroft, a national-security adviser in two Republican Administrations. Even though Kosovo's population is mostly ethnic Albanian, Milosevic can't lose Kosovo--the former heartland of Serbia--and survive politically.
Experts also say it's unlikely the bombinG will cripple Yugoslav forces enough to stop the bloodshed.The air strikes may take out missile sites and even tanks, but all that's needed to continue the campaign against the Kosovars "is guys wandering around with pistols running after refugees," says Charles A. Kupchan, a senior fellow at the New York-based Council on Foreign Relations.
But the most troubling aspect of the new use of military power is the notion that it's acceptable to violate a sovereign state's borders. "We're not used to intrastate conflicts," says a European envoy to NATO. By contrast, when NATO bombed Bosnia in 1995, the U.N. had provided the alliance with its marching orders.
While the old rules provided some certainty, the new ones are propelling the Atlantic alliance into uncharted waters. "If this is the doctrine, do you apply it universally?" asks Michael Mandelbaum, a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. Why not intervene, for example, in Russia's rebellious Chechnya region, where 100,000 lost their lives, while 2,000 have died in Kosovo?
The Administration argues that the Kosovo mission doesn't raise such broad issues. Clinton says the U.S. is leading the attack because "we have the means to do it and we have allies who will help us do it in their neighborhood." An Administration official adds that Kosovo is different from Chechnya because Kosovo "sits in the heart of Europe and directly threatens U.S. interests."
Despite the questions, the NATO nations are united for now against Milosevic. There is genuine popular outrage across Europe over the plight of the Kosovar Albanians and real political frustration with the Milosevic government. The Yugoslav leader made it easier for the Europeans to agree on bold action after the recent executions of civilians.
That means the broader questions over Clinton's policy may be swept under the rug. But the sticky issue of when to intervene in internal conflicts won't be settled easily. With the recent expansion of NATO into Central Europe, the prospects for similar ethnic conflicts on the alliance's borders will grow. The region has a long history of animosities that lead to violence. The real danger of breaking up these fights will become quickly apparent if NATO must commit ground forces to Kosovo. As NATO approaches its 50th anniversary, it must ponder a difficult question: Should such perilous police work be its mission for the 21st century?


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The revelation will no doubt lead conspiracy theorists to point the finger of blame at the United States and Israeli governments, which have already been accused of launching Stuxnet at Iran as part of a cyberattack to undermine its suspected nuclear weapons program.
Roel Schouwenberg, of the Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab, announced the discovery earlier this week during an online presentation of his company's findings:
"We're very confident that the Flame team shared some of their source code with the Stuxnet group. It's conclusive proof that the two worked together, at least once."
Stuxnet, which is believed to have crippled Iran's efforts at enriching nuclear fuel for many months, wasn't discovered until the middle of 2010, although its first variant has since been traced back to at least June 2009.
Flame has a murkier history, but experts believe that the virus could be even older than Stuxnet, possibly dating back as far as 2008, or even earlier.
The two malicious programs are believed to have been designed for different purposes – Stuxnet for attack, and Flame for reconnaissance – yet both contain a module that seems to have been written by the same programmer, originating from an identical source code. The module concerned, known as "Resource 207" is able to transfer itself from PC to PC via USB flash drives, in effect turning humans into data mules, as SiliconANGLE reported yesterday.
Resource 207 exploited a vulnerability in Windows that was later patched in June 2009. However, at the time that the module was created, the vulnerability was still unpatched, and therefore a "zero-day" bug, according to Microsoft, who claimed at the time that it had not been exploited.
Kaspersky claim that this simply isn't true: the EOP exploit of the Windows kernel vulnerability had in fact been used by both Flame's and Stuxnet's earlier versions.
Schouwenberg revealed that "The attack module had a creation date of February 2009. It exploited a zero-day at the time of creation, which was most likely at the time of Stuxnet's deployment."
The original variant of Stuxnet – called Stuxnet.a – is believed to have been relatively unsuccessful, or perhaps just ultra quiet. It was only in 2010, following the chaos unleashed by Stuxnet.b that security experts were able to identify the worm.
Kaspersky earlier published a detailed blog post that spelled out the similarities in the module used in the two malicious programs.
According to Kaspersky, the differences between the two are small but significant – they show that the authors of Flame, who carried out their work ahead of the Stuxnet team, most likely shared the module's source code, rather than an executable file.
Schouwenberg argues that this is an important detail:
"[Flame's developers] shared their intellectual property with Stuxnet, which is huge news. In any kind of software endeavor, you don't share your source code with just anyone. Source code is your ultimate possession. It's your source of income, actually. So we're really quite sure that the Flame team had to have approved the sharing of the code."
Kaspersky and other security firms previously believed that the teams behind Flame and Stuxnet were funded by the same organization, but Schouwenberg now claims that the evidence suggests that the two worked even more closely than that:
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According to FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal, the Red Sox signed former Dodgers closer Takashi Saito to help bolster the bullpen. The deal was completed after Saito completed his physical on Friday.
Saito will make $1.5 and $2.5 million guaranteed this season, and incentives can bring the deal at least an extra $7 million. The Japanese righthander spent the last three years with the Dodgers as their closer before running into elbow problems last season.
He will be 39 by the beginning of the season.
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Another lottery ticket. It's good to see the Sox flexing their financial muscle in this way. They can afford to take chances and backfill while other teams would need to depend on these players if they were going to allocate 1.5-2.5 million. These kinds of signings work much like the draft. The relative cost is lower for a team with a higher budget. It's surprising to see they don't have more competition for the John Smoltzes, Rocco Baldellis, and now Takashi Saitos of the world given there are other teams out there with similar needs and financial means (the Yankees, Mets, Angels, just to name a few). I think it's a signal that the valuation model of the Sox is truly value-based, and fundamentally different than many other wealthier teams out there.


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