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A national corpus should be created for political parties to ensure transparency in the political process, Anand Sharma, commerce and industry minister, said in his inaugural address at the annual session of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) on Wednesday.
Sharma also underlined the need to bring about electoral and judicial reforms to increase accountability. "Policy makers have to make policies and be accountable to the people who elect them," he said.
Sharma also said that crony captalism, which appears to have hijacked the ongoing narrative, is a wrong perception and cannot be sustained. "I refute the perception created with theatrical colors of crony capitalism…this is untrue and it must not be sustained," he said.
Even as there have been frauds in India including the Satyam case in 2009 and the latest being the Sahara story, there is a robust system in the country that demands accountability, Sharma said, adding that there are aberrations, but corrections do take place.
The two main political parties of the country — Congress and the BJP — underlined the need for consensus building at the session.
Ravi Shankar Prasad, deputy leader of the opposition in Rajya Sabha, said that there is need to build consensus on key issues such as simplifying tax regime, foreign direct investment, infrastructure development, power and telecom to take the India growth story forward.


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Just when things start cooling off, it gets hot again. And I don't care for it. Now they are talking about Santa Anas next week which will make it even hotter and very dry. I am so ready for a cold rainy day at home. It could change over night but then again it could last into November. I don't want to BBQ on Christmas.
It could never happen hear but I co go for one of those snow days when everything has to shut down.
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Study: Job-Poaching Tax Incentives Do More Harm than Good
The default strategy of stealing away employers from other locations with lucrative incentive packages is almost a default strategy of political leaders in some part of the country, according to an article by J.D. Harrison.
Such incentive packages cost taxpayers around $70 billion annually, according to Harrison, "and there's new evidence that it's not particularly effective at a local level, either."
The article describes the findings and implications of a study by Nathan Jensen, which "concluded that there is 'no evidence' that those oft-used tax incentive programs have any positive effect on job creation. In fact, by cutting into public funds that could have been used for other programs that, say, spur private investment or fund research, and by making it harder for employers who do not receive tax breaks to compete in the market, the programs may actually be having a detrimental effect."


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Hawke's Bay soccer player Joachim Rande has been called up to represent his country this weekend.
The 23-year-old former Maycenvale United striker will be making his debut for the Solomon Islands elite team against Tahiti in their World Cup qualifying match in Papeete.
The Eastern Institute of Technology sports and recreation student from Hastings has played for his country's age-group international team before arriving to New Zealand on a scholarship to study.
Rande, who didn't get on the park much last year while recovering from knee surgery, has been playing futsal to ease back into soccer.
The former Hawke's Bay United and Youngheart Manawatu player hasn't indicated yet if he is playing this winter for any club.
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Hi, I had rhinoplasty (open) with some bone work on the ridge too about 10 weeks ago and I sometimes get a few small spots of blood when I blow my nose in the tissue, same when I clean around the edge with a Q-tip. Its not always maybe 50% of the time. Is this small spot bleeding normal after 10 weeks, should I be concerned? I have not had any nose bleeds or bumped my nose either. Thanks
Small Spots of Blood Sometimes in Tissue when Blowing 10 Weeks After Rhinoplasty?
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Fragile internal nasal mucosa
Thank you for the question. It is possible that the mucosa (internal nasal lining) is not back up to its normal strength. If the mucosa is still a little fragile some of the capillaries (blood vessels) on its surface might break when you blow your nose. I would try an be gentle about blowing your nose and give everything more time.
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Blowing Nose and Bleeding 10 Weeks after Rhinoplasty
In general, a small amount of periodic bleeding is not uncommon. I would have an exam to determine if anything else is occurring just to be complete. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Bleeding spots after rhinoplasty
Healing after rhinoplasty is a long process, especially if septoplasty is performed during rhinoplasty surgery. It takes moths for the nose to gain its function and shape. Occasional spots of blood while blowing your nose is not unusual. Keep the nasal cavity moist by spraying saline solution. I would recommend you to follow up with your surgeon for better evaluation. Good luck with healing.
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Bleeding following rhinoplasty
This is not uncommon, but I would recommend speaking with your physician regarding any concerns following surgery. I hope this helps, and best of luck with the remainder of your healing.
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Bleeding after rhinoplasty
It is not uncommon ot have some bleeding after a rhinoplasty that may persist for several weeks after surgery.
Light bleeding after rhinoplasty
This is common and will subside with time. The rhinoplasty surgery is quite extensive and often involves septal surgery. As it heals, the incisions inside the nose often release a small amount of blood.
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Rita R. Lombardi, 94, Warren
On June 16, 2013, at the age of 94, Rita Rachel Lombardi passed away peacefully in the company of her three children and granddog Eli Angelo. She was the widow of former Warren Town Council president and Army Captain, Lester L. Lombardi Sr.
She is survived by her two sons, Lester (Butch) L. Lombardi Jr. (Cynthia) and William M. Lombardi of Warren; her daughter, Judith E. Lombardi of White River Junction, VT.; her grandson, Nicolas Lombardi (Katie); and her great-grandson, William Thomas Lombardi of Norwell, MA.
The daughter of Eli and Exilia Deblois, Rita was pre-deceased by her 16 siblings, including Lawrence, Joseph ,Dennis, Norman, Rene, Lillian, Marion, Irene and Blanche.
A former switch board operator at Berkshire Hathaway, Rita was married during World War II and devoted her life to her husband, family and her local parish. She enjoyed oil painting, playing piano, music and the assortment of family pets, and singing in the church choir. Graduating with honors as valedictorian from St. Jean Baptiste School and Warren High School, Rita enjoyed participating in the many local school and town theater productions. She met Lester in a production of "The Mikado" where they both played lead roles as "YumYum" and "Nankipoo."
Until her recent illness she lived independently in the family home for 93 years. During the last year of her life she was lovingly cared for by the staff of St. Elizabeth Manor (South Wing).
Arrangements are with Smith Funeral & Memorial Services, 8 Schoolhouse Road, Warren where the family will receive friends and relatives Sunday, June 23 from 4 to 8 p.m. A Mass of Christian burial will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, June 24 in St. Jean Baptiste Mission Church, Main Street. Interment at St. Alexander's Cemetery, Greenlawn Avenue, Warren, will follow.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Rita's name to The Parish Outreach Society, 645 Main St., Warren, RI 02885, or the Warren Animal Shelter, 80 Wood St., Warren, RI 02885. See www.wjsmithfh.com.


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Should I remove old blown insulation in exterior walls
I have removed old sheetrock and found lath board still on walls, with blown insulation in wall, Should I remove old insulation, and re-install new Batts? Will I gain anything? And should I put a moisture barrier on the wall before I re-install sheet rock Thanks
If so, you'll have little choice but to replace the insulation there.
How to handle a vapor barrier depends on what else is happening there.
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2. Describe the wall make-up.
I would. The reason being in an old house like that there's a very real chance or outdated wiring, no blocking at the top and bottom of the walls,
Unsealed areas were wiring was run, settled insulation under windows, at the top of walls and under the diaganals in the outside corners.
Since it's all down I'd also be seailing around the old window frames under the casing with expanding foam.
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it's just a lie"—Terry
In "Clarifications", one of the most seismic events of The Wire's entire run—you know what I'm talking about—is treated surprisingly casually and accorded less build-up than the deaths of a zillion other characters over the years. Perhaps more than any other incident this season, the death of Omar calls attention to the delicate balancing act David Simon has assigned himself.
Other HBO series that have been allowed to run their full course—Six Feet Under and The Sopranos—also generally featured season-long story arcs, but theirs were customarily looser than those on The Wire, making it easier for creators to provide closure on several seasons of continuity while simultaneously wrapping up the business at hand. The extent to which the fake serial killer plot has polarized The Wire's fan base suggests that even if Simon has a satisfying ending to the current story up his sleeve, some fans will complain that he didn't pay enough attention to resolving the big picture. On the other hand, if the final two episodes dwell heavily on tying up loose ends and escorting characters to their final fates while ending the current story arc in a somewhat perfunctory manner, half the audience could walk away feeling as if they'd spent a whole season having their chains jerked.
When commentators compared The Wire to fiction, they often pick the sprawling, society-spanning novels of Charles Dickens and Anthony Trollope as their reference points. But the technique of giving each season its own theme has a more immediate antecedent, series crime fiction, and it may be useful to look at The Wire through that lens. The shift in tone between Season Five and its predecessors has attracted a lot of criticism, but such shifts are fairly common between volumes of, say, Ed McBain's 87th Precinct mysteries (where the vibe could be more serious or less depending on which regular cast served as a given book's protagonist) or George Pelecanos' Dimitri Karras/Marcus Clay novels, where the atmosphere fluctuated depending on the year the novel was set and how old the characters were at the time (this is also the case with Walter Moseley's Easy Rawlins mysteries). Of course, none of the above examples have as much inter-series continuity as The Wire. Simon may not be venturing into unexplored territory as The Wire closes, but he is trying to do the sort of alpha/omega reconciliation that can make or break the reputation of a writer—or a series.
"Clarifications" is concerned first and foremost with resolving the story at hand, and at that level it's surely one of the season's best episodes. But there are also lots of character florishes that subtly point toward the series' ultimate resolution, making it an episode worth reappraising after we see how everything finally plays out.
Despite the earnest intentions behind McNulty's scam, he's often appeared to be having the time of his life as he manufactures evidence and dupes his bosses. This week, however, the chickens come home to roost. So far, we've mostly seen him dealing with peers and subordinates during his investigation, never having to deal with anyone who ranks higher than Jay Landsman, who has never seemed terribly concerned with the particulars of murders as long as the clearance rate is high enough to keep him out of trouble. As the episode begins, McNulty is being grilled by the full departmental brass, including Rawls and Daniels, and it's soon clear the heat may be more than he can take. "I'm all for a little kinky shit every now and then…", says Rawls, whose colleagues might not laugh so hard at the wisecrack if they knew of the bars he frequents. Rawls is an asshole no matter how you slice it, but the scene also reminds us that he's a damn good cop and, potentially, a more effective commissioner than Daniels might be. Baltimore's black power brokers would balk at a white commissioner, we've been told more than once, but incumbency is a strong weapon, and I wouldn't be surprised to see him hold onto the job as the series ends—though of course it all depends on how and when he learns the truth about McNulty, and what he chooses to do about it.
The frustration that Dukie displayed when asking Cutty how to escape his situation has solidified into rigid determination, as we learn when we see him doggedly looking for work. Dukie's visit to a sneaker store leads to the return of a familiar face: Bodie's old running mate Poot, who claims to have gone straight because he just got tired of life on the corners (he conveniently neglects to mention that he's done time in Jessup since his last appearance). Poot says he'd like to help Dukie but couldn't hire him even if there was an opening because he's just too young for the job, then hilariously suggests that Dukie resume slinging rock until he's old enough for legit employment. That might deter a lesser kid, but Dukie keeps forging on until he gets what could be the lowest-level gig in town, helping an old-school junkman who collects scrap metal in a horse-drawn cart. As we saw with the end of Season Three and with Namond's fate at the end of Season Four, Simon isn't above handing out happy endings when he feels like it, and I sure as heck hope Dukie survives Episode 60 with his dignity intact—if not, his perseverance could end up seeming an exercise in audience manipulation rather than an example of a determination we would all do well to emulate.
It's been fascinating to see (and attempt to predict) how various characters respond to McNulty's ruse when they learn the truth about it. I was sure he was going to spill the beans to Carver when he approaches him at the Western for help getting the manpower Lester needs to go after Marlo. Certainly, Carver is among those I'd expect to react the most negatively to the hoax. If the ruse ends the careers of McNulty, Freamon and others (as seems very likely), at least there's a competent crop of successors waiting in the wings. We've already seen Carver display strong leadership this season, but it was a treat to see Syndor in action as a field general. He's clearly turning into the cop that Lester could have been if he hadn't been exiled to the pawn show division for all those years. In any event, given the well-documented parallels between Kima and McNulty, I didn't expect her to react quite so vehemently to the truth, though I suppose her famous diligence should have tipped me off. Lester's indulgence counts for a lot, but with Bunk, Kima and Beadie all lined up against him, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see McNulty pull the plug on his scam early in the next episode and then spend the remainder of the series trying to get the genie back in the bottle.
Tommy Carcetti is usually portrayed as a pretty sharp guy, but it was colossally stupid of him to only visit white politicians in Prince George's County, and even dumber of Norman Wilson to have let him do so: According to Wikipedia, the population of PG County was 62.7% African-American as of 2005, and with a percentage like that you can be sure that black folks have been the dominant ethnic group there for many years now. It's a mistake that would have been inconceivable in real life but which makes sense as a plot device to force Carcetti into bed with Clay Davis and Nerese Campbell. The payoff is one of my favorite Wire moments ever: Carcetti telling Davis, "It scares me to think what damage you could do with two votes on the liquor board." Davis laughs his ass off in response, but the mayor obviously wasn't kidding.
I'm going to skip over the issue of the intriguing scene in which Lester Freamon blackmails Davis—as well as, basically, everything that goes down at the Sun—because so much of it is setup for the last two episodes and is relatively hard to evaluate independently. This leaves us, of course, with the most discussion-worthy element of the episode, the death of Omar Little. There are many thematic ways to interpret his unglamorous death, including the possibility that it's a critique, a la David Chase, of audience bloodlust. I don't think that's the case: For all its grit, The Wire has always been much more inclined than The Sopranos to give viewers what they want. As noted in this comments thread, his death evokes the killings of Jesse James and "Wild" Bill Hickok in ways that speak to the underlying nature of the entire series.
At first, I was a little annoyed that Omar's death slipped through the cracks at the Sun in the same way that the killings of Prop Joe and Hungry Man did—yeah, I thought, we get it, the point's been made: the folks at the Sun, even Gus, have no clue what's really happening in Baltimore. Upon further reflection, this made me realize something interesting: Simon admirably resisted the temptation to add a stand-in for himself to the fictional Sun staff—if he had, there would have been a reporter who knew full well what Omar's death meant (in the behind-the-scenes book The Wire: Truth Be Told, Simon described the struggle he experienced when he fought his bosses—successfully—to be allowed to publish an obituary for the real-life Bubbles). The episode ends with a curious scene in which the medical examiner switches the tag on Omar's body with that of another corpse (which sort of looks like it could be the body of prosecutor Gary DiPasquale). The scene plays as if the ME isn't quite sure that the body is Omar's and is trying to verify his ID somehow; as I pointed out in a comment predating this recap, the tag clearly gives Omar's age as 47, a flat-out impossibility that contradicts the statement earlier in the episode that he's supposed to be 34. It could just have been a production goof (one exacerbated by how long the director let the shot linger), but I couldn't help thinking about what deeper meaning there could be to the authorities having contradictory info about Omar on file.
The first thing that came to mind is the possibility that the contradiction is supposed to indicate Omar's metamorphosis from a man into a legend, a transformation made obvious long ago when we saw kids arguing for the right to "be" him in their game of cops and robbers (or vigilantes and dealers, rather). We haven't seen much evidence yet of Prop Joe undergoing a similar transformation, but it's not hard to see it happening if Marlo's business strategies inspire nostalgia for a more peaceful time. Over the course of The Wire's run, as we've seen the destructive effects of "progress" on the urban middle class in all manner of ways, the series has been described by many as a eulogy for a dying way of life.
But what Simon could be doing—which sounds very similar but isn't quite the same thing—is illustrating the process by which the present becomes history and history becomes myth. Much as the culture of the camp on Deadwood is so different from our own as to make that series sometimes seem like it took place on another planet rather than merely in another time period, the Baltimore of 2002-08 is going to seem so different to the Marylanders of 2064 as to appear legitimately alien. Calling The Wire an elegy implies that the passage of everything it depicts is worthy of mourning, and that's clearly not the case. Simon's brand of storytelling is so close up that this might take a few years to become apparent, but The Wire just might be the equivalent of a series that, by focusing on forgotten people and mundane events, illustrates how the decadent prerevolutionary French state began turning into the unrecognizable industrial nation that it had become by the end of the 20th century.
Andrew Johnston is the television critic for Time Out New York.


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2016: The left-footed Boermeester, USC's most experienced placekicker, will aim to win the job as a junior in 2016.
2015: Boermeester, a sophomore placekicker in 2015, was forced into action at Oregon when Alex Wood was out with a concussion. He handled the placekicks (hitting all 4 of his PATs) and kicked off against Oregon, then just did the kickoffs in the final 3 games (UCLA, Stanford in the Pac-12 Championship Game and Wisconsin). Of his 22 kickoffs in 2015, 1 was a touchback and 6 pinned opponents within the 20. He also made 3 tackles.
2014: Boermeester, who transferred to USC in the fall of 2014 from a junior college, redshirted as a sophomore placekicker in 2014. He was awarded a scholarship at USC by virtue of an NCAA rule known as "blueshirting" (it allows a non-recruited student-athlete to receive athletic financial aid after beginning practice and have that student-athlete count towards the next year's signing class if the school has reached its NCAA-maximum aid limit for the current year).
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Boermeester was named to the 2013 All-Southern California Football Association Southern Division second team as a freshman placekicker at Saddleback Junior College in Mission Viejo (Calif.). He hit 11-of-13 field goals (with a long of 43 yards) and 43-of-48 PATs in 2013.
He did not play football in 2012, as he greyshirted (he did not enroll as a full-time college student).
HIGH SCHOOL: He played baseball at Cathedral Catholic High in San Diego (Calif.), helping his team win the 2012 CIF San Diego Division III title as a senior outfielder.
PERSONAL: He is a communication major at USC with a B average (3.2 GPA). He also played soccer as a youngster. His father, Peter, was a placekicker at UCLA (1977-78-79), where he still ranks 10th on the Bruins' career field goals list (31) and 20th in points scored (160, leading UCLA in scoring his last 2 seasons) and setting a school record for consecutive games with a field goal (15) as he earned 1978 All-Pac-10 first team honors, then playing with the Cleveland Browns in 1980.


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The Christians are converting to Hindusim to save their lives.
Phulbani: Scores of Christians have converted to Hinduism in Orissa's troubled Kandhamal district in the past weeks to save their lives and properties, a government official admitted on Friday.
"We have received over 50 complaints where people alleged that Hindu villagers are forcing them to convert to Hinduism if want to save their lives and properties," a senior district administration official said.
"Over 30 people have informed us in writing that they changed their religion to Hinduism on their own and without any force," he said, adding that all the complaints were being investigated and action would be taken as per law.
However, President of the Global Council of Indian Christians (GCIC), Sajan K George, said that the number of people who converted to Hinduism forcibly would be more than 600.
"The villagers tonsured my head and forced me to drink cow dung water," a victim claimed in a relief camp in this town, the district headquarters of the volatile Kandhamal district that has borne the brunt of the communal violence following the killing of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati and four of his aides on Aug 23 at his Jalespata Ashram.
Hindus in the region blamed Christians for the killing and went on a rampage against the community.
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While night curfew is in force in nine towns in Kandhamal, prohibitory orders banning any gathering of four and more people are in force across the district.
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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - December 5, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma Ado joins with Eost Centro! State college in welcoming the downs of colleget ond universities to the onnuol speech ond debote tou moment — o real meet with the finest of competition. Average Net October Paid Circulation 8601 Member; Audit Bureau of CirculationTHE ADA EVENING NEWS FINAL EDITION 43rd Year—No. 197ADA, OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1946 FIVE CENTS THE COPY East Central Host To Annual Speech Debate Tournament # Developing Into Second Largest Eyer Sponsored Here; Competition Opened Thursday, Ends on Saturday Debaters from six states started arriving in Ada Thursday morning to participate in the East Central debate tournament, which started at noon Thursday with competition scheduled to start at 2 p. rn. Many students were not scheduled to arrive until Friday morning; however, many of them arrived Thursday morning and Thursday events will be a form of instruction for those " -* whose contests start later. First of County Superintendents In Visit to Ada After statehood, it became the duty of the new county superintendents to district their counties, see that school buildings were constructed and equipped and organized school work set in motion. The man who did that for Pontotoc county, Thomas F. Pierce, wa* a visitor in Ada for a short time Wednesday and in addition to seeing to some busines got in a bit of reminiscing with old friends. He's been information clerk in the state capitol in Oklahoma for four years, but had four and a half decades of connection with teaching before that. He was superintendent at Boff when Oklahoma became a state in 1907, established counties and called for election of county officials. He announced for superintendent. was married to Miss BrooKs of Roff during the campaign, took her on some of the trips and was teasingly told by friends that she won the office for him. Pierce held the office almost six year*, three under the territory holdover and almost three under the new setup. Had Much To Do There was plenty to be done. There was a bunch of little federal schools scattered over tim county—the government paid $50 a month if a teacher could get 15 or 20 children in a neighborhood together. In the first two years the county built 62 new school buildings, equipped them with globes, charts, maps, new seats and the children, says Pierce were delighted with the clean new surroundings. Districting the county was itself a sizeable task, then seeing to elections of trustees, to voting of bonds for school buildings—Pierce acted as trustee until the elections could be held, sold all the bonds at IOO cents on the dollar and banked the funds for the treasurers-to-be. To Central, OC, Panhandle After his term as county superintendent Pierce was superintendent at Stonewall two years, taught at Central Normal "(now State) at Edmond, lectured for several years at Oklahoma university on psychology and history of education, worked in Panhandle schools—was superintendent at Texhoma, Eureka Consolidated. Optima and his last public school work 'was two years, at Gray in Beaver county. Then it was home to Norman, where his family had remained while he was in northwest Oklahoma. Then he moved to Oklahoma City and served in several public capacities. He spent three summers in summer tours through Canada and the northern United States lecturing on psychology. He traveled 30,000 miles in the three summers. Grew Cp On Farm He ll have been on the payroll 50 years on January I, he says. This doesn't count in years of nopay work on the farm growing up—there were nine sons and four daughters who had 'plenty to eat and wear' and his father made money when cotton v. s IO cents a pound. Pierce remembers people griping' less in those days and being less discontented, that they were 'living then.' But his lively interest in today's affairs makes it plain that he hasn't lost himself in memories of those earlier years but is still busy and awake to things in general as ever in the past. Sellers Accused Of Burglarizing House Paul Sellers Is charged with burglary in the second degree. The charges are filed in the justice court of Percy Armstrong. He is alleged, in a complaint signed by a deputy sheriff, to have broken into a house occupied by Elwood Kingsley on South Mississippi. The property allegedly stolen was valued at $125. Four witnesses were subpoenaed by the state. [weather] OKLAHOMA: Fair tonight and Friday, oontinued mild. Registration started at noon and continued until 2 p. rn. at which time the first round of events got underway. A full program was on docket for Thursday afternoon and it was scheduled to continue until about IO p. m. In some cases a contest can be disposed without preliminary (Gemination rounds, which will tend to decrease the amount of time necessary, for the tournament. D. J. Nabors, speech director at East Central and director of tile tournament, said that this tournament will be the second largest ever sponsored by East Central. About two year^ before the start of the war, more than IOO debate teams entered the East Central tournament and this year the number has passed the 75 mark. Nabors and his assistants were working feverishly Thursday morning getting ready for the opening events a few hours later. The finals in the radio speaking contest will be in the form of an actual news broadcast that will be given Friday night over Radio Station KADA. Alaska Ready For Statehood, Report Governor Stresses Resources, Strategic Position, Citizens Wont it WICHITA, K^as., Dec. 5. UPI— Alaska—with an area one-fifth that of the United States and with rich natural resources still only tapped by its 90,000 population—is "ready for statehood," says Ernest Gruening, governor since 1939 of that northern U. S. territory. Stressing the strategic position of Alaska in airways and in national defense. Governor Gruening told a dinner club here Wednesday night that natives on the island of St. Lawrence saw Japanese vessels close enough to take motion pictures of the Alaska coastline two days before Pearl Harbor. The Alcan highway constructed by army engineers during World War II has been of great benefit to Alaska, h^ said, and advocated construction of a parallel highway "probably IOO miles inland for safety." Virgin forests, fishing and fur reserves only partly exploited, and the 168 minerals found in areas so far explored are among the territory's vast resources, he said. He expressed hope that "the new congress will ask for statehood for Alaska," pointing out that Alaskans "voted for it at the general fall election." Two Charged With Reckless Driving Reckless driving charges were filed Wednesday against Earl Loyd Sutton and Roy Loyle Winters in justice of ^jicace courts Bot Ii men were arrested and issued summons to appear in court, by Highway Patrolman O. O Campbell. Sutton is alleged to have been driving a 1940 Plymouth from an unknown point to a point about six and a half miles north of Ada without due regard to traffic. Winters is alleged to have committed an offense similar to that alleged to have been committed by Sutton. Charges were filed against \\ inters rn the justice court of Percy Armstrong and Franklin Bourland, justice of peace, will hear the ease against Sutton. Shopping Doys To Christmos ill V PUEBLO, COLORADO USES WOOD FOR FUEL: Pueblo, Colorado city employees chop down trees in Mineral Palace Park to aid the depleted coal supplies. At right, a »tiactor driven saw cuts wood into suitable s/.e as the men at left work a hand saw. City jail inmates sulit logs into burnable sizes. Crew Jiown can turn out reported 14 tons of logs an liour.-(NEA Telephoto). Paving trews Push Concrete laying On SH ll This Week A ribbon of concrete Is steadily lengthening from its starting place nine miles northwest ot Ada and coming toward the city as paving crews push their work on State Highway 13. •Thursday morning the state highway division engineer's office reported that about a mile of concrete had been laid on the first of the three sections that are to be paved. Muran, Buckner and Lyles, Muskogee firm, has the 6 1/2 mile section from the junction of S. H. 13 and S. H. 19 just west of Ada. The contractors were scheduled to start December IO but got their supplies and equipment on the spot early and were given the 'go ahead* signal by the state. Favorable weather has enabled them to push ahead steadily. Standard Paving Company of Tulsa has the paving confract for the next six miles and for the final four miles to connect with paving on Highway 18 south of the Asher bridge. Standard is shipping materials for paving on the six-mile strip but is having difficulty getting some of the essential supplies. Grading work is in progress on the four-mile section. Contract for paving of both has already been let. The weather and effects of the railroad embargo are the major worries of the contractors and of the state highway authorities as they rush the work along as rapidly as they can. City of Oakland, Union Leaders Make Strike End Deal OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 5, <JP> —The general strike, which for nearly three days gripped 1,000,-000 residents of East Bay communities in almost complete business paralysis, ended today shortly before I p. m. (CST). Oakland city manager John F. Hassler said a return to work order would be given to all union business agents at a meeting today. A union statement confirmed the agreement based on the conditions that police would not be used in breaking picket lines and that city officials remain neutral in labor disputes. Hassler said he gave assurances meeting the union conditions. The agreement was reached at an early morning meeting after some 1,000,000 East Bay residents found all transportation tied up, food and other necessities in short supply and the city of Oakland under a state of emergency with full police powers voted to the mayor. The general strike, fifth of its kind in the history of the American labor movement, moved toward a close shortly after announcement that the AFL teamsters union and the Independent Machinists union would go back to work today. Still strikebound are the Kahn and Hastings Retail stores, source of the original dispute last October when the retail merchant association declined t& negotiate a contract for the two stores alone, but held out for blanket negotiations for all member stores when and if the majority of employes were union members. -4--- Two New Tag Agents OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 5 — (ZP)—Two new tag agents have been appointed in Grady county, the Oklahoma tax commission has announced. The new agents are J. B. Davis, Minco, replacing Claude Slover, Minco, and Mrs. Harriett Neill, Chickasha, replacing Mrs. Hazel Goff, Chickasha. G. B. Worsham remains agent at Rush Springs. Fenimore Inquest Set RfVERSIDE, Calif., Dec. 5 — (ZP)—An inquest was set today in the death of Earby Charlie Fenimore, 27, of Comanche, Okla., who died Wednesday of injuries received Thanksgiving Day in Indio. The highway patrol said Fenimore was hit by a car driven by Indio's mayor, john N. Filer. Greater returns for amount invested. Ada News Want Ads. Except for Blacksmiths And O.C.A.&A. Ada Industries Are Using Gas and Can Keep Going Abundance of Gas for Homes and Plants Paying Off In Comfort, Work Continuation Here; Effects Most Evident in Parcel Post Limitations at Present Striking of coal miners hasn't had much effect yet on Ada business, a bit of checking up reveals. The effect will have to be general as only one large-scale coal user is in volved here. The O. C. A. A A. railroad stills-—- uses coal for power in its engines, but local officials report that there has been no shortage of coal yet. as far as they know. The railroad has its own mines, located at Stigler, and may have enough fuel on hand to keep going through the strike-caused slack period. Blessings of being near an abundant supply of gas for industrial and home use is being realized by Ada residents as they read of distress in many other states growing out of lack of coal for fuel and power. Effects here are expected to be gradual, except for the embargo limiting size and weight of parcels—this coming the- Christ mas season peak approacher at the local postoffice—and perhaps slower movement of parcels and mail into and from regions served by coal-burning railroads. Continued lack of coal would eventually be felt with growing effect here as manufacturing plants close down and rail movements are curtailed, reducing in larger amount the shipment of goods to local stores. Laundry, P. O. Changed Over W. C. Pritchett, manager of the Ada Steam Laundry, says that up until two years ago he had used coal to heat his boilers. "Because of the trouble we had in obtaining coal and in view of strikes, we changed from coal to gas heating,'' Pritchett explains. At one time, the local postoffice was heated with coal, but long since it has been using gas. Oklahoma Portland Cement company once used coal, but is using gas now. The few blacksmiths in this area probably had enough coal on hand to last through the shortage period because a few sacks of tho right 'screening' will last an ordinary blacksmith a whole year. Probably the most trouble created in Ada by the coal strike thus far is the fact that so many people are*worried about the situation. Smith Convicted OI Slaying of Woman McAlester. Okla. Dec. 5. GD —A district court jury found Aubrey Earl Smith guilty of first degree manslaughter in the slaying of Mrs. Lottie Mac Blevins and set his pdnishment as four years in the state penitentiary. The vedict was returned last night in the trial which began Monday in the court of Judge R. W. Higgins. Smith was charged with murder in the slaying of Mrs. Blevins last June IO west of McAlester on U. S. highway 270. Judge Higgins said he would sentence Smith Saturday. Bond was set today at $8,000. Smith, 25. also is charged in the slaying of Clarence Cravens who was fatally wounded June IO at the time Mrs. Blevins was killed, but that case will not be heard until the next court term. Mississippi Senior Vegetable Champ BOSTON, Doc. 5.—(/P)—A Columbia, Miss., high school senior was named 1946 champion in the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association production and marketing contest. The $500 award was presented to Jim Spell, 17, at the opening session of the organization^ 12th annual three-day convention. His project covered only an acre yet it yielded vegetables valued at $1,074. Among four regional champions who received $200 scholarships were: Marjorie Ann Ball of Yukon, Okla. CPA Administrator Resigns, larger Part of Job Done WASHINGTON, Dec. 5—(ZP)_ John D. Small resigned today as civilan production administrator, predicting "still higher levels of production'' when labor-manage-ment problems are solved. In accepting the resignation effective tomorrow, President Truman replied: "Now for several months, we have been near to full-time employment, and we have reached a peak of production never before attained in time of peace. Your work, as originally assigned, therefore has been virtually completed." Mr. Truman added: "There are yet important problems to be solved through the machinery of your agency, but I do not feel it fair to urge you to remain when you have so long desired to return to private industry. Presidential secretary Charles G. Ross told newsmen today Small has been trying to resign for some time. Since remaining CPA functions, along with those of OPA and other emergency agencies are to be transferred to an overall liquidation agency, Ross said the president concurred in Small's request to return to private industry. The Small resignation follows by a day that of Wilson Wyatt as housing administrator. There had been differences between the two over priorities for building materials. Ross said progress toward formation of the liquidating agency was proceeding rapidly. In his letter of resignation, Small said he believed that the industrial transition from war to peace is largely behind us.'' "I do not mean to imply that all of our problems have berm overcome." Small continued. "However, once the difficult la-bor - ma nagement problems confronting the country are solved_ and I am confident that they will be solved — still higher levels of production will pave the way to an even higher standard of living for the people." Employers Urged To Use Yelerans C Of C Speaker Urges Survey For Disabled First, Then Able Ex-servicemen Every employer was urged to 'survey'' his business for openings 'first for disabled veterans then for able veterans" by E. O. Fisher, the state Veterans Employment Representative. He spoke before the Ada Chamber of Commerce. Fisher defended the VA and declared that the derided "52-20 club" is "as much the fault of civilians, you and me. as the fault of the veterans themselves." The vet job finder explained his statement by saying that parents and others with influence over vets should have steered the youth more wisely. Grady Stephens, with headquarters now at the Veterans Administration Guidance Center on the East Central College campus. explained that he would be calling upon local businesses to complete agreements to employ vets with definite aptitudes and experience. Lewis Pushing Ahead With Strike Despite Fines Set Wednesday Truman Will Talk Sunday Will Go On Air To Spook To Notion On Cool Strike Crisis WASHINGTON. Dec. 5. (.D — President Truman will address the nation on the coal strike crisis at 9:30 p. rn. (EST). Sunday. Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross told reporters today that Mr. Truman will speak for about 20 minutes on the situation growing out of the coal strike, which has brought mounting unemployment and has stymied reconverting industry. Ross said the president was giving serious thought to the preparation of the speech and it mignt run longer than 20 minutes. What Mr. Truman will say will depend on the state of affairs at the time he goes on the air. he added. Ross declined to speculate on the possibility of a settlement of the strike prior to the broadcast, which will be carried by all major networks. It will be the president's first talk to the nation since he announced the removal of meat controls in mid-October. Mr. Truman is expected to appeal to the striking soft coal miners over the head of John L. Lewis to go hack to work. He was said to have withheld his decision to make the speech until Lewis' contempt of court-trial was concluded. End of the trial had brought fresh prodding by congress members for a radio appeal to the miners, or some other action aimed at getting coal production. Greater returns for amount invested. Ada News Want Ads. Says Atomic Power Plants Able To Compete with Coal PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5. LD —Atomic power plants can be constructed on the eastern seaboard to compete economically with those using coal if bituminous prices rise as high as $10 a ton, says an executive of the Oak Ridge, Tcnn.. atomic project. Dr. Charles A. Thomas, vice president of the Monsanto Chemical Co. and now directing the conversion of the Oak Ridge plant to non-military uses, declared that at the present price of $7 a ton. coal is the cheaper form. But even if technological progress or rising coal prices bring about the atomic power plant, Dr. Thomas said, atomic energy never would wipe out the coal or oil industries. He said it would supplement—rather than supplant —use of these fuels. The first experimental power plant ever to use atomic energy will he in operation at Oak Ridge by 1948, Dr. Thomas told a lecture group at the University of Pennsylvania last night The Oak Ridge unit, he said. costs two and one-half times as much to build as would one using coal, but he adde d that technological advances would reduce the initial outlay considerably. Dr. Thomas warned, however, that "in the shadows is the bomb itself" and the question of its future control "imperials all peacetime advances in the use of atomic energy." An atomic power plant would be most valuable, said Dr. Thomas, in a desolate region such as Alaska. He asserted that one airplane in flight could supply Alaska with enough fuel to operate for two or three years. Dr. Thomas, one of the men who drafted the fundamental outlines of the Baruch plan for control of atomic power, envisioned atomic energy leading to giant ocean liners operating for more than a year without refueling. and to substances whicfc might attack each malignant growth and irradiate cancer. 4-H CLUB GIRLS IN REVUE —WEWOKA GIRL THERE CHICAGO, Dec. 5 —(^-Forty-four 4-H* club girls, winner" in state competition, appeared in a dress revue today at the club's National Dressmaking contest, one of the events at the 25th anniversary congress. The girls, ranging in age from 15 to 20 years, modelled their own dress creations which ranged in total costs from $2 to $77.95. State contest winners included: June Smith, 18, Wewoka, Okla. Grim Deadlock Is Holding in Face Of Court Actions New Contempt Citation, Use of Smith-Conally Act Threatened; Railway Unions Plcod for Colling Whole Thing Off; Supreme Court Test May Come Soon By STERLING F. GREEN WASHINGTON. Doc. 5.- (AF*) John L. Lewis grimly carried the crushing coal strike into its third week today despite $3,510,000 in fines, prospect of a new contempt citation and the threat of the Smith-Connally Act. From every outward indication, the bushv-browed mine leader was determined to take jail, or what may come, rather than yield to a court order he contends is illegal and withdraw his termination of the UMW's contract with the government. Lewis Appeols WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.— (AP)—JoJhn L. Lewis struck a new legal blow in his bitter fight against the governmer.t today by appealing his contempt conviction to higher courts. Lewis sent his attorneys to federal court to: 1. Appeal to the circuit court his own and his union's conviction for contempt for not averting the coal strike. 2. Make bond for his $10,000 personal fine and his union's $3,500,000 fine pending this appeal. With this grim deadlock confronting the country, a group of railway unions issued a plea that Lewis and the government both call the whole thing off and let a presidential c m-mission settle all issues. The Railway Labor Executives association, representing most of the rail unions, proposed: * "I. The decision of the district federal court be heid in abeyance; "2. The miners agree to return to work immediately; "3. The president appoint a disinterested commission to promptly inquire into the complaints of the miners regarding hours of work, wages and working conditions and rep* rf i*s recommendations in thirty days from date of appointment, and the same shall become effective as of the date the miners return to work; **4. That all parties agree to accept the recommendations of the commission; and "5. That the pending court proceeding be vacated and dismissed." The association's proposal was regarded in some quarters as a possible peace feeler inspired by the United Mine Workers* own AFL. Several of the rail unions are affiliated with the AFL. There was no immediate comment from government of- -- fficials or from the UMW. Green Proposing Conference Of Operators, Lewis WASHINGTON. Dec. 5. (AV-AFL President William Gr* en today proposed the calling of a conference of bituminous coal operators and John L. Lewis in an effort to find a solution to the coal strike. Green appealed to the government. in control of the soft coal miners, to convene such a conference, "and through a sincere and honest discussion of the problems find a basis of accommodation which will be acceptable to all concerned and thus bring about a resumption of mining operations." Green issued his appeal as attorneys for Lewis and the United Mine Workers left UMW headquarters for federal court to post bond to meet a $3,500,000 contempt fine against the union. They also planned steps to appeal the soft coal strike case to the circuit court of appeals. Lewis himself did not accompany the group of union attorneys. who were lead by Welly K. Hopkins of the UMW and Joseph A Padway, general counsel for AFL. Lewis was fined $10,000 per-sonnally in addition to the $3,-500.000 against the UMW. The attorneys said thev plan nod to post bond for the full amounts of the fines pending appeal. Attorneys for the Mine Worker* and for the gavel nment presses plans to g« t an early suprerru -*ouit ruling on the contempt OI court conviction under whicir Federal District Judge T Alai Goldsb. .rough fined the UMW $3 ■ 500.000 and Lewis $10,000 per socially. The justice department hope" to steer the Lew is-UMW appea directly into the highest tour* by-passing the in-between circuli court of appeals. The h:gh coot could conceivably announce Monday whether it will take the ca** without waiting for an appeal* court ruling. Lewis Not Havering Ia*wis and tits attorneys sr oui not talk with reporters about what they planned regarding th* strike. But their demeanor h in tee there would be no wavering Iron the walkout which GoMs borough yesterday denounced as an "evil demoniac, monstrous thing " Rather. Lewis' defiant courtroom behavior when sentenced gave hi* miners the cue — stand youi ground. (Continued on Page 2 Column 4 APACHE, Dec. 5. «/P> Thm Oklahoma High school athletic association has approved formation of the Washita Valiev independent basketball conference. Tile new conference will be compos ed of Carm gie, Anadarko. Minco, Cement. Fort Cobb. Apache and Cyril. Greater returns for amount In vested. Ada News Want Ads. TH' PESSIMIST By Roll Blank*. J* If history repeats itself we ain't lookin' forward t* much. •—OO—m Mrs. "Dud. ' Lark, who married while th* war w "z on, says it .Mi!! is. ;
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Roger Williams University has completed the installation of an outdoor Emergency Siren Warning System (ESWS) on its main campus. The system consists of four strategically placed sirens that will be used to warn the University community in the event of a potentially life-threatening emergency.
If a potentially life threatening emergency is identified where a campus-wide ESWS activation is deemed necessary, the Department of Public Safety will activate the system. The activation will consist of an alert tone generally followed by a voice message regarding the nature of the emergency. Additionally, the University will use the RWU website and Connect-Ed notification system to provide further information via Internet, telephone, e-mail and text messaging.
Since the tragic shooting events at Virginia Tech University, countless colleges and universities have installed outdoor mass notification systems. Locally, Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design have installed such systems. Nationwide, schools such as the University of New Hampshire, Cornell University, Central Connecticut State University, James Madison University, the University of Central Florida, the University of Texas and the University of Southern California (just to name a few) have also installed similar outdoor warning systems.
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i) Ongoing methodological work (summary description)
• Since 1992, in the framework of the MONEE project, UNICEF's Innocenti Research Centre (IRC) yearly collects and disseminates a wide range of social indicators in the following areas: demography; health and survival; education; labour markets; retirement/disability; family support; child protection (children in living in formal care, foster or guardian care, and adoption); juvenile crime; public social expenditures; basic economic indicators for the countries of CEE/CIS. The main database contains more than 800 lines of time series data, mainly received from the National Statistical Offices (NSOs) of the region. These data are carefully verified and checked when received from the focal points in the NSOs. The work of the MONEE database manager contributes to a high degree of credibility and comparability of consistent time series data.
The data and any deviations are extensively documented. The UNICEF Regional Office CEE/CIS conducts secondary analysis of statistical, economic and social reports received from correspondents in the MONEE statistical network, comparing and integrating these with data from the World Bank, IMF, ILO, EBRD, WHO, UN agencies and other sources.
• Data are gathered in large part from a network of correspondents in national statistical offices in countries in the CEE-CIS region. The correspondents are statisticians and heads of division in the NSO. Correspondents are also asked to contribute to analytical papers on specific topics, which would act as background material for UNICEF IRC and UNICEF RO CEECIS research on the region. The network of correspondents in NSOs has a capacity-building function: issues of data collection, quality, comparability and use are discussed at meetings held by IRC jointly with UNICEF Regional Office for CEE/CIS. The iterative process has strengthened national capacities in statistics data collection and analysis (especially on Child Protection issues), and has helped to identify areas in national data collection that needs strengthening/additional information to better perform timely social impact analysis.
• The data received from the NSOs are elaborated and checked by the MONEE database manager and a selection of them are presented in the TransMONEE database (containing around 160 tables with times series data. The 2009 edition of the TransMONEE database covered the period 1989-2007/8).
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• TransMONEE database is publicly available in English and in Russian on the Internet in Excel format at website http://www.transmonee.org as well as in the UNICEF IRC website (http://www.unicef-irc.org/databases/transmonee/) and in DevInfo format (www.MONEEInfo.org The MONEEinfo version is prepared by the UNICEF RO CEECIS).
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The Federal Government found that 164 of 194 asylum seekers offloaded onto the island nations under the so-called Pacific solution were genuine refugees.
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees review of 529 people on Nauru found that 63 per cent of Iraqis, and only 2 per cent of the Tampa Afghans, were genuine refugees - a total of 147. But the Afghans, mostly from the Hazara ethnic group, will be asked to provide new information on their remaining fears of persecution.
The decision by the UN to so far accept only seven people off the Tampa contrasts with New Zealand's decision to accept as refugees all 131 people it took from the vessel.
Despite yesterday's announcements, confusion surrounds the status of the Pacific island refugees, with the Federal Government's insistence that they will not automatically come to Australia.
The Immigration Minister, Philip Ruddock, told ABC radio only that Australia would "play its part in relation to resettlement". It is understood that New Zealand, Ireland and Sweden have indicated that they will accept some refugees.
The Nauru President, Rene Harris, said Australia was yet to approach his Government about extending the time 1118 detainees would spend on the island, with the agreement between the two countries due to expire at the end of next month.
Asked if he had an open mind on whether to allow them to stay longer, Mr Harris said: "I am not ruling anything in or out."
He acknowledged Opposition plans to try to force him from office over the issue but predicted that its threatened no-confidence vote would not go ahead.
Mr Ruddock believed Australia could get agreement from Nauru to hold people for longer while negotiations were held with other possible resettlement countries.
The UN found that 126 out of 201 Iraqi asylum seekers on Nauru were refugees, compared with 14 of 36 from other countries, mostly Sri Lankans and Palestinians.
The Australian Government ruled on 78 people on Nauru - of whom 60 Iraqis were found to be refugees - and 116 on PNG's Manus Island, where those from the "children overboard" boat are housed. Of these, 101 Iraqis and three non-Iraqis were declared genuine refugees.
There are 1,075 people on PNG and Nauru yet to have rulings on their refugee status. The Government says this could take some time because most are Afghan.
Amnesty International said in a statement that Australia must outline its plans for rejected asylum seekers it could not send back to countries like Iraq.
It accused the Government of "burden shifting" rather than "burden sharing".
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What would happen if Americans learned that Barack Obama is not just an individual with a history of radical, anti-American associations, but an illegal President and an unindicted felon?
What would happen if Americans learned that the US government, including all members of Congress, and leading figures in the American media knew it and deliberately hid the truth from us?
If such a scenario were true, the political system and the media, as we now know it, would collapse; most politicians and journalists would lose their jobs, and many would go to jail.
Who in government and the media have the greatest incentive to remain silent and run out the clock on Barack Obama?
Obama and his inner circle know that there is a limit to the opposition's ability to investigate governmental corruption without exposing their own possible complicity.
Does it explain Obama's promotion of policies seemingly detrimental to the United States, his ability to lie without accountability, and his constant use of political brinkmanship?
Neither Kapiolani Medical Center nor Queens Medical Center, both in Honolulu, Hawaii, have ever confirmed from their hospital records that Obama was born in either hospital. Between November 20th and December 2nd of 2008, 13 separate Hawaiian hospitals were contacted to determine if Obama had been born there, none of which could or would confirm that it was the facility where he was born. Hawaiian law allows the state to issue a certificate of live birth even if the child is born outside Hawaii, provided the parents have been legal residents for at least one year immediately preceding the birth.
If Obama was born in Kenya, he was not even a citizen of the United States at birth. According to the Nationality Act of 1940, revised in June 1952, his American citizen mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, had to have been a resident of the United States for 10 years, at least five of which were over the age of 14, to confer U.S. citizenship. Dunham did not meet that five-year requirement until her 19th birthday in late November of 1961, almost four months after Obama was born.
In 1966 or 1967, Stanley Ann Dunham married Indonesian Muslim Lolo Soetoro, who adopted Obama–which made him an Indonesian citizen according to Indonesian law. Elementary school records in Indonesia list Obama's name as Barry Soetoro, his religion as Islam, and his citizenship as Indonesian. Because Indonesia does not allow dual citizenship, Obama thus lost his U.S. citizenship (if he even had it) when he became an Indonesian citizen around 1967.
Indonesia today still does not allow dual citizenship. Under Indonesia law, once Obama became a naturalized citizen by virtue of adoption, he could not lose that status without relinquishing his citizenship in writing, under oath. Upon returning to the United States from Indonesia, Obama eventually satisfied the "five-years-after-age-14″ residency requirement of the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act, thus making him a naturalized citizen of the United States at age 19.
It may be that Obama's Indonesian citizenship permitted him to apply to Occidental College as a foreign student, was the reason why Obama may have never registered for Selective Service, and why he could have used an Indonesian passport to travel to Pakistan in 1981.
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Title Shot Confirmed For Extreme Rules, News On DirecTV Dropping WWE PPV, TV Tapings
– It was confirmed on WWE RAW that the winner of the Intercontinental Title contender's tournament will get their shot at Big E at the Extreme Rules pay-per-view.
– As noted, DirecTV has decided to stop carrying WWE pay-per-view events. They are telling customers that they reserve the right to change that decision at any time. WWE is advising fans to buy the Network or order pay-per-view through their local cable providers. It appears DISH Network has also dropped WWE pay-per-views but that's not confirmed.
– Tonight's WWE Main Event and SmackDown tapings will take place from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. Confirmed for Main Event is Cesaro vs. Big Show and set for SmackDown is Sheamus vs. Batista. Triple H is also advertised for tonight's tapings but Randy Orton is not.


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The wife and daughter of Izzat Ibrahim, one of Saddam Hussein's most wanted deputies, have been detained for questioning in a move that reflects the anxiety of US forces faced with growing insurgency in Iraq.
Commanders have accused Ibrahim, the former vice-chairman of the regime's revolutionary command council, of orchestrating guerilla attacks on the US military, but have been unable to track him down.
One of his wives and a daughter were arrested on Wednesday in a raid in the town of Samarra, 113 kilometres north of Baghdad. The son of Ibrahim's doctor was also arrested.
Commanders believe Ibrahim's wife and daughter may hold information that could lead them to the senior Baathist figure. Last week the US military put a $US10 million ($A13.8 million) bounty on the head of Ibrahim, sixth on its list of 55 most wanted regime figures.
Ibrahim is believed to have leukaemia, leading Iraqis to suggest that his role in the attacks is not as crucial as the US appears to believe.
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August 2, 2011
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Big Island police are asking for the public's help in locating a 26-year-old Hilo man wanted on five outstanding warrants.
Chalcey F. Castro is wanted on three warrants for contempt of court and two for probation revocation.
Castro is described as Caucasian, about 5-foot-6, tall, 160 pound with a thin build, a tan complexion and short dark hair. He has numerous tattoos consisting of "CASTRO" in large letters on his upper back and a dragon on his left forearm.
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This is my second attempt. The yellow material is actually a lemon/lime shade and matches the walls in our spare room which will be the final destination for this quilt. We recently redid the room and it has Tinkerbell wall decals (it's for my 2 year old niece when she comes over) and the pinks and purples go great with the theme. Hand quilted in the ditch - took awhile but worth the effort.
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