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The television show Scandal started off as a fairly realistic procedural/soap opera. It stars Kerry Washington as Olivia Pope, a D.C. lawyer-media-consultant -super fixer who makes clients' problems go away. The character is based on Judy Smith, who served in the first Bush White House and whose private clients included Monica Lewinsky, Michael Vick, and Idaho Senator Larry Craig. Now in its third season, the show's problems have grown from affairs to rigged elections, secret government agencies, and assassination plots. But as the scandals have gotten more scandalous, the show remains believable, thanks largely to Washington's terrific performance as Pope.
Pope is a 'good guy' — at least her ends are usually good; her means will raise your hackles. Washington, who is up for a Golden Globe for her role in Scandal, likes playing a character who "has one performance that they show to the world, and a very different identity behind closed doors."
That sort of malleability comes naturally to Washington. Raised in the Bronx at a time when the borough was known for violence and poverty, Washington grew up middle class and went to an elite private school in Manhattan. "From a very young age," she explains, "I had to start navigating the difference between what my community looked like at seven in the morning and seven at night. And I had parents that really encouraged me to feel at home in both places and to learn how to be kind of bicultural."
When Washington filmed The Last King of Scotland, as the wife of Forest Whitaker's Idi Amin, she studied the accent with a coach in Los Angeles, and then traveled to Africa for the first time. "There's this very complicated negotiation you have as an African-American going back — even the fact that I would say 'going back," she remembers. "I was always very intimidated navigating what that would be like for me, so I had never been." But studying the local accent and customs for the role, "gave me a real freedom to just embrace this culture and identity."
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Olean Democrat, The (Newspaper) - April 17, 1890, Olean, New York Olean VOL. XI. OLEAN, CATTARAUGU8 CO." NEW YORK, THURSOAY.APRIL 17, 1890. NO. 21 ENGLISHMEN DlSGUSi'ED AT THE OPERATIONS OF GERMANY IN THE DARK CONTINENT. Remarkable Activity of the Kaiser's Sub- jectR The I'.ritisli Overridden at Zanzi- bar The London Press Utter Pro- tests Mr. Gof-chenN liuclgct Caunlng Much Anxiety. LONDON, April Dispatches from Zanzi- bar state that the operations of the Germans there are of the most vigorous character. Every one connected in any capacity with the project of Maj. Wissmann is displaying a degree of activity singularly at variance with the German national trait of delibera- tion, and everything pertaining to the preparation for the new Emm expedition is being conducted with marked thoroughness. The town has within an incredibly short time become so entirely Germanized that old residents find themselves almost strangers. Several large offices and depots have been established by the Germans, and each of these constantly displays the German flag, while the German uniform is everywhere The British have no office at Zanzi- bar and consequently the English flag is not to be seen, much to the disgust of English- men who view with disgust and indignation the Germans' preparations to extend the in- fluence and power of the empire into terri- tory hitherto tacitly admitted to belong to England if it belonged to anybody. The occasional dispatches conveying assur- ances of the safety and successful operations of Dr. Peters, several times declared by pre- sumably competent authority to be dead, and to extensive preparations for Emin's de- parture, have created a genuine alarm here for the security of British interests in south- east and equatorial Africa whi -h the press are unanimous in calling upon the govern- ment to protect. The Standai d insists that the English and German spheres of influence in Africa are marked with such precision as to preclude the remotest possibility of any misunderstanding; therefore any encroach- ment on British rights must bs made deliber- ately. The Post declares that the German maps purport. ng to fix the boundaries of the two spheres are wholly inaccurate. This being the fact Germany must be at on-e in- formed of the inaccuracies and not be allowed to become unfriendly to England through the aggressions and misrepresentations of the German press in desiring and urging the ne- cessity and importance of Ei.iin's expedition. MR. GOSCHEX'3 BUDGET. The popular murmuring against the inti- mation of Mr. Gosehen of the government's intention to retain the present duty on beer increases daily and has given rise to some uneasiness in the ministerial fold. It is now coming to be generally believed that the budget which will be presented to-morrow will show the extent of the government's alarm by not only removing the recent ad- dition to the duty on beer, but also by taking the duty from foreign platp. It is hinted, too, thai) a further concession to the popular cry for reduced taxation is possible in the lessening of the income tax aad the tax on tea. DEATH OF ALEXANDER MACKET. The death of the famous Uganda mission- ary, Alexander Mackay, has cause 1 the publication of a great deal of interesting and important information concerning him, of the general public was ignorant. Mr. Mackay was a mechanical engineer and went to Africa in 1876, assuming almost im- mediately a leading position among those doing mission work in that country. It was he who first brought Emin prominently to the notice of the pponlo of Europe by a serits of admirable wherein he described tha achievements and dun _-ull ies of the govern- ment of the Egyptian equatorial province, and it was mainly tli rough information fur- nished by him 1hat tha necessity for Eiain's relief became apparent. A serious riot occurred in Rome yesterday as the result of the action of the police in dispersing a Socialist meeting. The meeting was the largest one of its kind ever held in. Rome, and emboldened by the great increase in the number of their auditors, the speakers who addressed the gathering indulged in revolutionary haran.crues of the most violent description, while their listeners evinced their approval by howls, cheers and curses as the sentiment expressed demanded. The police were finally ordered to disperse the crowd and were attacked with stones, clubs, etc., until they were compelled to charge upon the mob with deadly weapons. The were scattered, several of them seriously wounded, and the police made a number of UT nnnouii'-C'i mat report tin COW- mitk'u of inquiry, n-cfntly sent to Panama to the would soon be published. He be that he could not force the men to ork if they did not wish to do so and he make no such endeavor. He the assignee to comply with all tLe the hours a day, rents an hour and fu 1 recognition of their union. A meeting of the union was called at i o'clock the matter brought before the m MI. It caused a rrcod deal of jor among ti.en1. I lit no arti' nlar a a resolution for the imme- diate eoiiMuen.tii >n of the bill to define and regulate the j'lris.lictioa of the Unite 1 States courts. The previous question was ordored and re nays 101. Mr. Carlisle ot Kentucky moved to recom- mit the resolution with instructions to report it back with pro-.'isiou for two days' debate. The motion was to stand. The resolution was 118, nays 09. After a -short discussion ilr. Mills of Texas offered an amendment providing that of the additional Mrcuifc judges (seventeen in num- ber) one-half shall be appointed from each of the political parties. 94, nays 110. The bill was lol; nays, 13, the speaker counting a quorum. The bill withdraws all original jurisdiction now vested in the circuit court-, of United States and the in the district courts of the United Sfrr tho a dec'. fit Invalid. April Deadv. United cimiit court, rendered r n in tfce cases of the Vashfoiirn .p company. and E L. Wood of TvV-ill.. 11' Burrell Co. P.-i-lRnd. for the ay Pit injunctions, p-s invalid. P., IS THE SEN" WASHINGTON, April senate yes- terday continued the debute on the Montana election cas. s a.id agreed u> take a vote on tlieni not later than 5 p. ni. to-day. The >enate assed a resolution calling on the secretary of the interior for the report of Jesse Spauldinsc, govern-nent of tbe Paoi'-c railways, as to tbe general manage- ment of thf Pacific railways; al-o a tion n 1 'i the -n "f hi- nirl !n> It Tl'-vnM V TI f ,r 1 tl ir nr- 'i'-Mrc fit ?T mi i r ''-i 4h'n v-iaraV-lv 'Hvvf'ce 1 f r :f f -.limns of 'ra- T T 'h to r-rinvpY them of i1 i O.-.1 T In Tnrntrm- "0 A r 'h" f.f ticiilar du.'n'-t inert I h" 1 'n tuat tri" par- wii'Op e-mi V formT I T _' ha-.-" in i 4 fi Thf Panama I ir P...... i lurnM mt' A SWELL WEDDING. CONGRESSMAN JOHN M. WILEY MAR- RIED AT INDIANAPOLIS. WORKING GIRLS' CONVENTION. They Will Attempt to Form a National Day's Proceedings. NEW YORK, April Working Girls' association of the United States and Canada held a convention in the Metropolitan opera house yesterday for the purpose of forming a national federation with the aid and under the direction of a number of wealthy women. About 700 delegates were present from all parts of the country and more are expected to arrive. Miss Grace H. Dodge called the assembly to order, and Mrs. Richard Irvin, Jr., de- livered the address of welcome. After the appointment of committees the formal exer- cises were begun and several addresses made on the subject of working girls' societies. Last evening the annual meeting of the New York Association of Working Girls' so- cieties was held at Cooper Union. Reports were read and Miss Grace Dodge, Mrs. Ter- hune (Marion and others spoke on "home-mak- ing" and kindred subjects. The delegates do not look like working girls, but like young ladies who have independent means of sup- port, but choose to follow some light occupa- tion to earn pin money. None of the thou- sands girls who work in factories or at cloak miking, cigar making and other un- healthful, laborious and ill-paid tasks, were present. The girls were nearly all well- dressed as the fashionable ladies who are patronizing them. They Joined the Union. CHICAGO, April was a bit of ex- citement yesterday nt the new Brotherhood baseball park nn Wrr.tv. orth avenue and Thirty-third street. The contractor secured fifteen carpenters from various country towns the past vieck and started them to work yesterday on the new grand stand. Within a city, was marrifd yester- day to John Wiley, roprcaf ntative in fr the Uullalo. N. Y distri -t. ThecL'iemony as p-Korin "1 at TJ.'MV- uacle Presbyterian church at o'cljc-k yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. Albert Rond- thaler ofTii-i Lator in evening a wedding iiinrer was served at homo of the bri followed by a reception. The marriage of Mr. Wiley is the consum- mation of a romance which began in when Mr. Wilty ahd Miss Coopc-r in-it at Saratoga. They were mads acquainted with each other by Mrs. Thomas A. whose husband was for many years a warm friend of Mr Wiley. The wedding was the most brilliant affair of the Indianapolis social season. It brouap'.it from Buffalo, from Chicago and from Wash- ington a host of Mr. Wiley's friends. Among the distinguished guests were E. H. Butler, J. A. Butler, Norman E. Mack. Mr. and Mr--. Wilson S. Bissell, C. M. Bushnell, Hon. O. W. Cutler and Mrs. Cutler, Walter H. Dun- ham, Col. C. E. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. C W. Cushman of Buffalo; C. E. Dunkleburcy: of Loekport, N. Y.: Mr. and Mm Stranahan of Boston, Mass.; L. L. Smith and Judge W. Coth'-an of Chicago; Henry H. Adams of Brooklvn and several of Mr. Wiley's Most of these arriv. d Monday evening and Monday nicr'at arrangements -.rere made for a bachelor's breakfast to be tendered by Mr. Wiley to a few of his old friends. The break- fast was at the Bates house yesterday morning and these who sat down to it were: W. H. Durtli i-i. J. Ambrose Butler. Clar- ence M. Bu cure'l, C. E. Walker, Robert RtranKli-.M. T-. L. Prnith, C. E. Dunkleburg. E H. Butler and Henry H. Adams. There were fifteen courses with appropriate wines and it took several hours under these condi- ditions for Mr. Wiley to tear himself away from his bachelor Five o'do'-'c hour set for the cere- mony, an that hour the Tabcr- nacle wa. of j sohn's rifnn'li. The oongregatioi again and remained standing as the party left the church. i The me.-iiU.-rs of party nd few friends were driven from th" churc L to j the resideiu-e of Mr. on street v.uere Mrs. Wiiej gave an uifomiiil rwpption. The little cc'in; any then to the dining room where a Ixmiiti- ful was served, the wedding cake was ut and all drank to the bride's health in champazne. >ir. and Wiley took the train for C where they will several davs. afterward going to Washington. Tha t.- were numerous and beautifuL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES. XMl and DUcuw Silver Bill. April joint meeting of the senate and house Republican canna committees was held to discu'-s tha silver quc-tion aud endeavor to effect coiupro- mise nipasure that would bouses and thp approval of the pro i'i account of dissatisfaction with ibe The firm t-nsployed several hur.drt- 1 many of are however, were all men. The firm SST tbe strike "wil] not impair tbeir business Grinwold April 16. hi was of :fi first killing IV 1 Anbum s of fifteen ars. Thp j wjtiv a word of i- ;T...t n Fai "T 'c. Apr K (i v >-i ii- i n f. ar t r --i 1 h r 1 had M- t hm "i r f (r'r, I r.] NEWSPAPER! lEWSPAPKKt ;
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Bill Owens is a leader on job creation in Upstate New York who helped bring over 2,000 jobs to the region. When the Plattsburgh Air Force Base closed, he helped create the Plattsburgh Airbase Redevelopment Corporation to ensure the land was used to create jobs, and currently there are more than 500 jobs based there as a result of his leadership. Bill also fought tirelessly to help recruit businesses from Canada to Upstate New York, and will continue his fight to attract new business in Congress.
Owens laid out a seven-point plan for how he will continue his fight to support job creation in Congress.
· Leading the Way on Green Energy:
Upstate New York has already taken strides to promote a green energy economy, and that's creating good paying jobs for working families across the state. Whether it is solar, wind, biomass or other technologies, our Congressional District is already up and running with a green energy industry. We need to promote more of this kind of investment so we can continue to create better paying jobs for Upstate New York.
· Recruiting Canadian Investment:
Throughout my career, I have worked to bring investments from Canadian businesses to New York to help create jobs. In all, I've helped create over 2,000 jobs for Upstate New York. Just recently, the Watertown Daily Times reported efforts are underway by St. Lawrence County and Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority to entice Canadian business and show that it is more cost-efficient for many Canadian businesses to manufacture their products here -- these are exactly the kinds of steps we need to take to strengthen our local economy, and I will champion these efforts in Congress.
· Keeping Fort Drum Strong:
The talent, workforce and resources housed at and around Fort Drum make the base a tremendous economic engine for the region. As a Member of Congress, I will fight to keep Fort Drum strong so it can continue to be the engine of our local economy for years to come.
· Job Training for Recent Graduates and America's Veterans:
Recent college graduates and our veterans returning home from overseas are entering the civilian workforce in the midst of a troubled economy unlike anything Americans have seen in decades. Moreover, recently unemployed workers, especially older workers, need a way to quickly retrain and reenter the workforce at a job that pays as well or better than the one they lost. In Congress, I will work to invest in jobs programs at our local colleges and technical schools and create job training and job placement programs for our veterans.
· Protecting and Improving Local Infrastructure:
Upstate New York is blessed with an extraordinary workforce, but to attract businesses and create jobs for our region we have to maintain and expand our infrastructure to further incentivize the creation of businesses in Upstate New York. I strongly support the improvements necessary to keep the Port of Oswego moving forward, and as a Member of Congress I will fully support efforts to construct I-98 so we can move people and goods more efficiently through the state.
· Making Our Universities a Part of the Solution:
We have some of the best colleges, technical schools and universities in the country right here in Upstate New York. By supporting institutions of higher education here at home, we can continue to attract talent to our area that will support businesses large and small for years to come. Moreover, our colleges and universities are tremendous economic engines for the community, creating jobs in the short term and helping promote technological advances that will bring investment to Northern and Central New York in the long term. As a Member of Congress, I will work to ensure increased funding for higher education so that today's graduates can become tomorrow's leaders.
· Protecting Our Farms Today and for the Future:
Agriculture is important for our entire economy, and is a critical component of the markets that affect all of us. If farmers, including dairy farmers, aren't getting a fair price for their product, it's bad for everyone in Upstate New York. That's why I support Senator Chuck Schumer's call for an investigation into why dairy farmers are getting paid lower and lower prices for their milk, while the price of milk remains high in stores. We need farm policy that benefits producers as well as consumers, so we can keep our economy strong for all the hardworking families of Upstate New York.
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Hundreds of affordable homes a step closer for Wiltshire
Conservative Wiltshire Council's proposals to provide around 350 new affordable homes in west Wiltshire have received Government backing, signalling a significant boost for the project.
Wiltshire Council's case for £77m in investment through the Private Finance Initiative (PFI) scheme has been supported by the Housing Minister following a value for money review, meaning the final business case can now go to the government for approval.
If the contract is approved, the first phase of around 240 homes would be built in Trowbridge, Warminster, Westbury, Melksham and Hilperton by Devizes-based Sarsen Housing Association with Persimmon Homes and Westbury Partnerships. Plans to build a further 100 homes would also progress with the backing of the PFI investment.
The housing PFI allows local authorities to work with private sector partners to build, improve and manage housing. It is administered in England by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), which has been working with the Council in support of its bid.
This scheme is one of 13 that the government signalled continued support for, subject to a value for money review, in November last year.
Cllr John Thomson (Cons), cabinet member for housing, said: "I am really pleased we have been able to work with the government to ensure these 350 much-needed affordable homes can be built, despite the difficult financial times.
"It is especially important during the economic downturn that we are able to provide enough good quality accommodation for Wiltshire's residents."
The next step will see the council produce a final business case for the project, which must be signed off by the HCA, the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) and the Treasury.
HCA executive director for the south and south west, Colin Molton, said: "It's great news that the government has signalled its continued support for this project, which has the potential to make a huge difference to local communities across Wiltshire.
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Comic Vault blog, I will be reviewing one or more new releases each week (meant to post this one BEFORE the Flashpoint review). We're calling the series "It Must Be Wednesday", for obvious reasons! Here is a look at the recent review for Super Dinosaur #1:
"Wow. What a fun book! I know a genuine snap judgement like that might come across as sarcastic, but that reaction accurately sums up this new title from Kirkman and Howard. I wasn't sold at first, as the hype made my expectations pretty high. Kirkman doesn't disappoint with this action and intrigue packed debut issue."
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This is a discussion on GOOD: Detroit woman kills 1 of 4 intruders within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; The one BG who got plugged actually had her EDC in his hand where she had to retrieve her (home) BUG to finish the job ...
The one BG who got plugged actually had her EDC in his hand where she had to retrieve her (home) BUG to finish the job with a head shot...now that's what I'm talkin' about.
Again, I'm not celebrating the death of BG necessarily, but I'm celebrating that this woman (the real victim) appropriately defended herself.
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Like the woman said on the video, she did what she had to do....Good for her...
Don"t let stupid be your skill set....
And Shepards we shall be, for Thee, my Lord, for Thee,
Power hath descended forth from Thy hand, So that our feet may swiftly carry out thy command,
And we shall flow a river forth to Thee, And teeming with souls shall it ever be,
she has a backup; I bet they didn't expect that one
The lady in the Black hat and the tan coat was stup!d "I always think of how a mother lost her son" TOO BAD LADY! maybe if little Johnny was a good boy but he wasn't he broke into a nice persons house and the nice person protected herself.
"I'm afraid of guns I'd never keep one" Ok I'm beating the thugs are looking for your house next.... Complete ignorance.
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If you find yourself in a fair fight your tactics stink.
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Wow the Detroit reporter opens up like she is ABSOLUTELY SICK of reporting this same story over and over again. /edit- New York Reload in Detroit. Winning.
"Guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Suspect every one who approaches that jewel. Unfortunately, nothing will preserve it but downright force. Whenever you give up that force, you are ruined." -Obligatory Founding Father Quote
Well, I am glad it turned out ok, but, to me, this is an example of BAD weapon securing/retention, but a good recovery.
"... advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill." -J.R.R. Tolkien
Good on the lady. Another home invader scores an F on victim selection. The worms are waiting.
Single tap to the brain. What a shot under stress
Good job for the lady taking out the trash! She should be on high alert now as there is a good chance the other little POS punks will return wanting revenge.
Four dirtbags, she shot the first one and the other dogs ran...
At least one of those thugs won't be a 'repeat offender'...glad the lady was unharmed.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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2016 Winter Meeting
Dec. 13-14, San Diego, California
The opportunities and potential challenges of working with the incoming administration, improving the state-federal relationship, the daunting work of improving rural healthcare, a keynote on Canadian-U.S. relations, and the rollout of seven new policy resolutions highlighted the Western Governors' Association 2016 Winter Meeting in San Diego, Calif.
WGA Chairman and Montana Gov. Steve Bullock hosted his fellow Western Governors at the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego, California, for the gathering, which included keynote addresses by David MacNaughton, the Canadian Ambassador to the U.S., and David Eagles from the Partnership for Public Service.
The Governors formally unveiled seven new resolutions, including Building a Stronger State-Federal Relationship. That resolution, in short, asserts that "Where authority has been delegated by the federal government to the states, states should be granted the maximum administrative discretion possible and should be treated as co-regulators."
Western Governors at the meeting, hosted by Montana Gov. Steve Bullock, included WGA Vice Chair Dennis Daugaard (South Dakota), Edmund G. Brown (California), John Hickenlooper (Colorado), C.L. "Butch" Otter (Idaho), Susana Martinez (New Mexico), Ralph Torres (Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands), Gary Herbert (Utah), and Matt Mead (Wyoming).
2016 Annual Meeting
June 12-14, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Conversations on how to improve the efficacy of the Endangered Species Act, curb biosecurity threats, encourage innovation in the West -- as well as a celebration of the National Park Service Centennial -- highlighted the 2016 Annual Meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
WGA Chairman and Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead hosted his fellow Western Governors at Snow King Resort for the gathering, which included keynote addresses by Interior Secretary Sally Jewell, Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon and historian Dayton Duncan.
Gov. Mead released the first-year report of the Western Governors' Species Conservation and Endangered Species Act Initiative and announced a policy resolution that will guide the Governors' work on the ESA. The Governors released seven resolutions in all. Read updates on Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3.
- Historian Dayton Duncan's keynote address on the National Parks.
- Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead discusses the first year of his Chairman's Initiative, the Species Conservation and Endangered Species Act Initiative.
- Montana Gov. Steve Bullock previews the goals of his National Forest and Rangeland Management Initiative.
Western Governors at the meeting, hosted by Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead, included: Steve Bullock (Montana, WGA Vice Chair), Doug Ducey (Arizona), C.L. "Butch" Otter (Idaho), John Hickenlooper (Colorado), Brian Sandoval (Nevada), Jack Dalrymple (North Dakota), Dennis Daugaard (South Dakota), and Gary R. Herbert (Utah).
2015 Winter Meeting
Dec. 4-5, Las Vegas, Nevada
Cybersecurity, wildfires, transportation and healthcare topped the agenda at the Western Governors' Association 2015 Winter Meeting in Las Vegas, Nev.
WGA Chairman and Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead hosted his colleagues at the two-day gathering, which included keynotes by Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and Andy Ozment, the Assistant Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, who spoke about the growing challenge of cybersecurity.
Gov. Mead shared a video about the first workshop and upcoming activities of his Species Conservation and Endangered Species Act Initiative. The Governors announced the approval of resolutions on Foreign Visitor Preclearance, Transportation of Radioactive Waste and Spent Nuclear Fuel, and National Forest and Rangeland Management.
Western Governors attending the meeting, from left above: WGA Chairman Matt Mead (Wyoming), Steve Bullock (Montana), C.L. "Butch" Otter (Idaho), and Brian Sandoval (Nevada).
2015 Annual Meeting
June 24-26, Incline Village, Nevada
Drought, transportation, new energy storage options, and sage-grouse conservation were just some of the topics addressed by 10 Western Governors during the Western Governors' Association 2015 Annual Meeting.
WGA Chairman and Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval (right) opened the proceedings by releasing the first-year report on his Chairman's Initiative, the Western Governors' Drought Forum, followed by a discussion with drought experts. A keynote address by Interior Secretary Sally Jewell and a spirited Q&A with the governors concluded the afternoon. Day 1 recap.
The Governors approved policy resolutions, heard a keynote address by Michael Leavitt, engaged with transportation experts on pressing regional issues, and elected their incoming WGA Chairman on the second day of the meeting. Day 2 recap. The final day opened with a discussion of new, utility-scale energy storage. Incoming WGA Chairman, Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead, concluded the meeting with a speech about the focus of his Chairman's Initiative for the coming year: the Endangered Species Act. Day 3 recap.
The Western Governors attending the meeting, hosted by Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, included Bill Walker (Alaska), Doug Ducey (Arizona), John Hickenlooper (Colorado), Eddie Calvo (Guam), Butch Otter (Idaho), Steve Bullock (Montana), Jack Dalrymple (North Dakota), Gary Herbert (Utah) and Matt Mead (Wyoming).
2014 Winter Meeting
Dec. 6-7, Four Seasons, Las Vegas
On Day One of their Winter Meeting, Western Governors rolled out the RAPID toolkit, announced two new resolutions, offered an update on the Western Governors' Drought Forum and discussed species management. In addition, they heard keynote addresses from Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz and Interior Secretary Sally Jewell.
The Governors solemnly marked the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor to begin Day 2, after which they held a plenary session on improving services and opportunities for veterans. They closed the two-day meeting with an unscripted session on western policy moderated by Washington Post reporter Reid Wilson. Read more on our Blog.
Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, the WGA Chairman, hosted six of his colleagures: John Hickenlooper (Colorado), Butch Otter (Idaho), Steve Bullock (Montana), Susana Martinez (New Mexico), Gary Herbert (Utah) and Matt Mead (Wyoming).
2014 Annual Meeting
June 9-11, The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs
The 2014 Western Governors' Association Annual Meeting attracted 10 Western Governors and several federal guests for productive discussions on wildfires and proposed regulations on carbon emissions, as well as the announcement of six new policy resolutions.
Day 1 was historic as Western Governors participated in a live video-teleconference with President Barack Obama to discuss efforts to end the practice of "fire borrowing." The day also included the renewal of a memorandum of understanding with NOAA to continue collaboration on drought, flooding and wildfire preparedness.
On Day 2 Western Governors met with Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy to discuss the recently proposed regulations on carbon emissions from existing coal plants. On Day 3 the governors elected Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval Chairman of WGA and Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber Vice-Chairman. The governors also announced six new policy resolutions.
Attending Western Governors included: WGA Chairman and Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, Vice Chairman and Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, Arizona's Jan Brewer, Idaho's Butch Otter, Kansas's Sam Brownback, Montana's Steve Bullock, North Dakota's Jack Dalrymple, South Dakota's Dennis Daugaard, Utah's Gary Herbert and Wyoming's Matt Mead.
2013 Winter Meeting
Dec. 11-12, Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas, Nevada
The 2013 Western Governors' Association Winter Meeting in Las Vegas was a great success, drawing a half-dozen governors, high-profile speakers and nearly 300 attendees.
The meeting saw the launch of the Western Governors' Crucial Habitat Assessment Tool (CHAT), a cooperative effort of 16 Western states to provide the public and industry a non-regulatory, 30,000-foot view of "crucial habitat" across the West. Western Governors announced eight new policy resolutions on a variety of issues that range from water to radioactive waste, bonding for mine reclamation to Secure Rural Schools.
Attending Western Governors included WGA Chair and Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, WGA Vice Chair and Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, as well as Idaho's Butch Otter, Montana's Steve Bullock, Utah's Gary Herbert and Wyoming's Matt Mead
Here's where to find photos and media coverage.
2013 Annual Meeting
June 28-30, Montage Deer Creek, Park City, Utah
The 2013 Western Governors' Association Annual Meeting in Park City attracted six governors and a variety of distinguished guests.
Energy policy had a significant role, including Utah Gov. Gary Herbert overseeing the formal roll-out of his Chairman's Initiative, the 10-Year Energy Vision, which articulates the overarching goals of a Western energy policy.
The Governors approved nine resolutions, including Endangered Species Act reform and Wildland Fire Management, among others. (Learn more). Speakers at the meeting included Interior Secretary Sally Jewell and Boone Pickens, Chairman of BP Capital Management.
Attending Governors included WGA Chair Herbert and Vice Chair John Hickenlooper of Colorado, along with Idaho's Butch Otter, Montana's Steve Bullock, Nevada's Brian Sandoval, and Wyoming's Matt Mead.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - January 20, 1954, Winona, Minnesota 15 to 20 Below Tonight, Continued Cold Thursday Buy A Winter Carnival Snowman NINETY-EIGHTH YEAR. NO. 50 SIX CENTS PER COPY WJNONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1954 TWENTY PAGES ians rn to The First Atomic submarine engine, built into a land based sub- marine hull, was generating power when this overhead view was made at the National Reactor Testing Station in Idaho. The en- gine section is immersed in a sea tank about 50 feet in diameter and almost 40 feet high to simulate actual operating conditions. The nuclear power plane, designed and built by Westinghouse Electric Corporation, is a prototype of the engine in the USS Nautilus, first atom submarine scheduled to be launched Jan. 21 at Groton, Conn. This is one of a series of photos just released by Westinghouse. (AP Wirephoto) 1st Atomic Sub to Be Christened Thursday By CARL J, LALUMIA GROTON, Conn. the Great, who pined for more worlds to conquer, would gasp if he could be around here tomorrow to see what has happened to submarines since his time. The world's first atomic-powered submarine, the USS Nautilus, gets its shower of champagne then from Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower at the shipyards of the electric boat division of the General Dynamics, ive] devoted to submarines, and Corp. WASHINGTON Anti-Red Prisoners Moved To U.N. Barracks Men Promised Release by Friday Night The Greenfown Bridge, which collapsed April 8, 1953 and killed the driver of a tractor-trailer, is shown Monday as its main span lay in the waters of the Big Sandy River at Paintsville, Ky. The span, under construction, was swept from its moorings by the rising waters of Levisa Fork. No one was injured in the col- lapse. Damage was estimated at The bridge carried traffic from Paintsville to Inez, Ky., on state highway 40. (AP Wirephoto) as commanding general of the 47th Viking Infantry Division, Minneso- ta National Guard. Simultaneously, the governor dis- closed that he has received and accepted the resignation of Gen. Hendrickson. The general has been commander of the Viking Division since reorganization of the Nat- strange and piquant experience. For among them were thousands who had stormed down that very same road before, in 1950 and 1951. Then they had swept across She Imjin River ice, over the barbed wire, through the mine- fields, and into the ROK and American trenches, killing and be- ing killed. This morning, laughing and smil- ing, they climbed into big Ameri- can yelling and chattering like; boys on the last day of school while ROK army bands played them on. At the Chinese check point, America's highest ranking officers in the Far East were there in person, waving and smiling at each truckload of departing Chi- nese. Thsy were Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens, here for a brief visit; Gen. John E. Hull, U.N. supreme commander; Gen. Max- well D. Taylor, commander of the 8th Army, generals. and a score of lesser j flies to Berlin tomorrow, was press 'ing for early agreement on when how and where full-scale atoms, for-peace talks can be held. His two meetings with Zarubin, on Jan. II and yesterday, appearec to be the curtain raiser to more precise conversation with Molotov. President Eisenhower suggested the talks in a United Nations ad- dress Dec. 8. He said they should be private and should be aimed at creating an agency which, under U. N. auspices, would handle atomic materials and knowledge for peaceful uses, such as in niedi- 'cine and electric power generation. the United States, Britain and other atomic powers would contribute to this pool. Governor Has Idea On Health Insurance SACRAMENTO, Calif. W) _ Gov. ional Guard following its return from active federal service in World War II in 1946. Pressure of business was given by Gen. Hendrickson as his reason I of them for resigning! In civilian life, he is along in columns I If Private wsurance companies sales engineer for the Bethlehem j of six abreast singing and waving f'Jj. l Steel Company and is in charge small South Korean or Nationalist to'a Goodwin J. Knight advocates vol- untary private health insurance The Chinese and North Koreans i Plans written like or de- combat! "uctible auto collision policies. of engineering sales for the-firm in Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Da- kotas, Montana, and Upper Mich- igan. His headquarters are in St. Paul. Gen; Hendrickson was born on May IS, 1894, at Rushford, Minn. He was graduated from South High School, Minneapolis, in 1912; from the College of Engineering, Univer- sity of Minnesota in 1916. He en- jsted in the First Minnesota Field Artillery in March 1916, with which organization he served on the Mex- ican border in 1916 and with the same the 151st Field Artillery, of the Rain- >ow Division in World War I. He vas called to active duty for World War II in February, 1941. In June, 1941, he was promoted to the grade of colonel and assigned as chief of staff the 34th division, in which tosition he served throughout the toth African and Italian cam- iaigns until August of 1944 when le was transferred to the Pacific theater and assigned as chief of taff of the Ninth Corps. The division has units in 49 Minnesota and 22 North Dakota ommunities. Its present strength s about officers and men. racfice Bomb Blasts :elt 20 Miles Away KELLIHER, Minn, (m Practice ombs from planes flying over 'pper Red Lake shook buildings in (elliher, some 20 miles away, 'uesday night. Mrs. Clara Qvale, editor of the China The flags. Chinese climbed aboard their canvas-topped trucks for the chilly ride to Ascom City, the big Army camp four miles east of Inchon. Along the way they stopped for tea brewed by a special crew of Americans. In Seoul, the rolling convoys of 16 trucks each got an ovation. Chi- nese clambered aboard the LSTs that will carry them to Formosa. At the Korean exit point, just west of the place where the Chi-1 nese came out, long trains of steel boxcars stood waiting where the old Pusan-to-Mukden Railway cuts the demilitarized zone. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and snow or snow flurries, drifting snow and much colder tonight. Thursday oc- casional light snow and continued very cold. Low tonight 15 to 20 below, high Thursday zero Jo five below. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 32; minimum, 10; noon, 13; precipitation, inches snow; sun sets tonight at sun rises tomorrow at AIRPORT WEATHER (No, Central Observations) Max. temp. 28 at p.m. Tues- day, low eight degrees above at noon today. Noon cast at feet, visibility four handle the load alone, he his news conference yester- day, he favors setting up a non- competing state medical insurance fund which would offer policies on j a strictly voluntary basis. He said his idea was a better solution than President Eisenhow- er's proposal for a system of gov- ernment re-insurance of private medical plans. By FORREST EDWARDS PANMUNJOM (fl India com- pleted early today the historic turnover of anti-Red prison- ers to the U.N. Command as NortU Korean broadcasts declared the ac- tion "destroys" the armistice. The last prisoner, a Chinese, was turned over at a.m. a.m. Wednesday CST) at the end of a surprisingly smooth, oper- ation during which the North Kor- ean and Chinese captives often sang and cheered in the rain and mud. The Indian Command announced ihat Chinese and North Koreans were turned out of the compounds at Panmunjom, ending more than thrte years of captivity for many of them. The Indians said 72 Chinese and 32 North Koreans asked to go home or to a neutral country during the operation, which began Wednesday morning. The Communists, who had pro- tested the turnover plans bitterly, made no threatening gestures as the prisoners streamed southward. The U.N. Command has prom- ised all of the prisoners their free- dom at midnight Friday. Smooth Transfer Red China's Peiping radio Wednesday night repeated its warning that "any unilateral ac- tion with regard to the prisoners of war is absolutely iapermis- sible." But the warning was' mildly worded and officials said the Reds apparently had accepted the Indian command's decision to return un- repatriated prisoners as an accom- plished fact. The transfer went smoothly de- spite minor hitches and a cold, drizzling rain. At least twice the southward flow of prisoners was interrupted. No Koreans appeared for an hour- early in the evening, but there was no explanation. Earlier a dispute over a prisoner asking repatriation baited the movement of Chinese prisoners. A handful of American, British and South Korean prisoners who chose to stay with the Coromunists remained in their neutral zone compound. The Indians planned to ;um them back to the Communists, but the Reds refused to take them. Welcome to Return U. S. Army Secretary Robert itevens, here for the prisoner ransfer, said any of che 21 Amer- cans who asks for repatriation be- ore midnight Friday would be wel- ome to return home. Under Allied interpretation of he Korean armistice all unrepa- triated war prisoners are to bs reed as civilians at midnight Fri- ay. The Communists wanted them kept in custody until a peace onference decides their future. The first of anti-Commu- ist Chinese prisoners returned to U. N. Wednesday were sped tie Ascom City by truck. Then hey boarded U. S. landing ships in nearby Inchon harbor and were cheduled to sail for Formosa arly Thursday. The voyage will take about four days. Gen. John E. Hull, U. N. Far East commander, said they would become civilians at midnight Fri- day whether or not they are on the high seas or still in Korea. Kelliher Independent, said doors in j miies Ught wind from -_j ,'west northwest at 20 miles per hour, barometer the shop flew open and a transom window was broken as the bombs exploded at p.m. 30.14 rising and humidity 87 per cent. 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20 Scriptures to Help Tame Temptation
- Dr. David Jeremiah Turning Point
Which path should you choose?
Temptation is a fork in the road. It's the presentation of a choice of which road to travel: the high one or the low one. As a matter of fact, the wiser and more mature in Christ we become, the more treacherous and subtle are the choices. They don't become easier, but more difficult, for the devil is no fool. When you find yourself on the front lines of battle, stand firm and fight. Here are 20 truths from Scripture to help you tame the temptations you encounter as you pursue a life of holiness in the Lord:
1. 1 Corinthians 10:12-14
"Therefore let anyone who thinks that he stands take heed lest he fall. No temptation has overtaken you that is not common to man. God is faithful, and he will not let you be tempted beyond your ability, but with the temptation he will also provide the way of escape, that you may be able to endure it. Therefore, my beloved, flee from idolatry." -1 Corinthians 10:12-14 (ESV)
2. Hebrews 4:15-16
"For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without sin. Therefore let us draw near with confidence to the throne of grace, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need." -Hebrews 4:15-16 (ESV)
3. Matthew 6:13
"And do not lead us into temptation, But deliver us from the evil one. For Yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen." -Matthew 6:13
4. Matthew 26:41
"Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak." -Matthew 26:41
5. Luke 4:13
"Now when the devil had ended every temptation, he departed from Him until an opportune time." -Luke 4:13
6. 1 Corinthians 6:18
"Flee sexual immorality. Every sin that a man does is outside the body, but he who commits sexual immorality sins against his own body." -1 Corinthians 6:18
7. 1 Timothy 6:9
"But those who desire to be rich fall into temptation and a snare, and into many foolish and harmful lusts which drown men in destruction and perdition." -1 Timothy 6:9
8. 2 Timothy 2:22
"Flee also youthful lusts; but pursue righteousness, faith, love, peace with those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart." -2 Timothy 2:22
9. Hebrews 2:18
"For in that He Himself has suffered, being tempted, He is able to aid those who are tempted." -Hebrews 2:18
10. Romans 8:37
11. Romans 13:14
"But put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, to fulfill its lusts." -Romans 13:14
12. Proverbs 4:14-15
"Do not enter the path of the wicked, And do not walk in the way of evil. Avoid it, do not travel on it; Turn away from it and pass on." -Proverbs 4:14-15
13. James 1:2-3
"My brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials,knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience." -James 1:2-3
14. James 4:7
15. Philippians 4:13
16. 1 Peter 5:8-9
"Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour. Resist him, steadfast in the faith, knowing that the same sufferings are experienced by your brotherhood in the world." -1 Peter 5:8-9
18. Psalms 119:67
19. Jeremiah 17:5, 7-8
"Thus says the Lord: 'Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart departs from the Lord…. 'Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord, and whose hope is the Lord. For he shall be like a tree planted by the waters, which spreads out its roots by the river, and will not fear when heat comes…'" -Jeremiah 17:5, 7-8
20. Ephesians 6:10-13
"Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might. Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places. Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand." -Ephesians 6:10-13
This slideshow was adapated from the article 20 Verses for Taming Temptation, written by Dr. David Jeremiah.
For another Bible resource on fighting temptation and 11 other giants in your life, including fear and worry, check out Dr. Jeremiah's free Giant Slayer Cards.


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Me and the beast
Speaking of training, it is now looking like I'll be riding Beat's Fatback in the White Mountains. Since I haven't really ridden the Fatback before, I decided I should take it out for a few good rides beforehand to make sure I'm comfortable with the bike. Beat has adopted my penchant for giving bicycles uninspired pet names, and we've take to calling the Fatback "Fatty." Fatty is a beautiful aluminum fat bike with a carbon fork and 70mm Speedway rims. It weighs substantially less than Pugsley, at least seven pounds less; it also handles better and has vastly newer parts than Pugsley. Only catch is I have to make sure it "fits" me.
I picked a route that looked good on the map. Turns out around here, if something looks good on a map — even if it involves a mixture of singletrack, pavement and fire roads — it's probably an established route. This one is called the "Stevens Creek Loop." From my house, it's about 24 miles and 2,900 feet of climbing. It was the perfect snow-bike training route for California — a long, gradual climb on mixed terrain, including plenty of mud of splashy creek crossings.
A light, misty rain fell for most of my ride up the canyon. Beneath the satin cloud cover, as I passed silver droplets hanging from branches and tree trunks wrapped in green strands of moss, I was hit with another pang of Juneau nostalgia. It's actually been a while since I visited one of these: "Places That Make Me Miss Southeast Alaska." I guess I am back on the Pacific Coast now, even if it is a couple thousand miles too far south.
The final fire road climb to Monte Bello Ridge was a grind, on soft mud at a 10-percent grade. You feel every millimeter of a climb like that on a fat bike, especially when you are maybe not in top biking shape, but I dug in and spun away at it. As I rose, the clouds closed in.
I'm pretty stoked about the Fatback. As I crested Black Mountain, I mulled how I was going to possibly fit all my gear on the bike ... sleeping system on the rear rack, water and food in a backpack, spare clothing hanging off handlebars. Maybe I should just go with my original plan to only carry a down coat, a few spare layers, fire-starting supplies and an emergency bivy. I'm genuinely torn with the decision of gear for this winter race — whether to go light and fast, or safe and secure. I know the terrain and feel fairly certain that, barring major injury, I should have no issues traveling the entire way without the need to bivy, even if it's quite cold. However, my brushes with "too cold and not enough clothing to combat it" during the Susitna 100 have scared the insecurities back into me.
But for now, I'm a chick on a fat bike in coastal California. One construction flagger on the Stevens Creek Road called the Fatback "creepy," and another transient near the freeway yelled "nice motorcycle!" But I was lucky today to otherwise have that entire lush, misty trail to myself, whooping and singing along with my iPod as I wended around tight corners through the woods. I have to admit, it's kind of awesome to be able to get out for rides mid-day during the week. I'm starting to feel like I "own" that Monte Bello trail system, and I'm almost afraid to return on a sunny weekend day.


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Evil ClownsMature
As she walked down the normally busy main road, the only sound that filled Becky's ears was the crunching of fallen leaves under her shoe. The eerie silence was all around, pulling Becky into a state of suden fear as the world closed in around her ears...until the cars came trundling down the street seconds later, and Becky scolded herself for being so predictably paranoid. She was already slightly on edge after her trip to the hospital that morning, after her parents forced her to see a psychiatrist for her...troubles. They were scared of her, she knew it, everyone seemed to be these days. Becky didn't blame them though...how many people close their eyes and see people burning in playgrounds, or dream about a young woman dying in a house fire, then awaken from their fitful slumber to the news headline, "FAMILY KILLED IN ARSON ATTACK. DAUGHTER DROWNS WHILST ESCAPING". It just wasn't normal. BECKY wasn't normal.
The worst thing was, the others didn't believe her. She couldn't save anyone, all she could do was worry that her "episodes" would come true. In fact, about half the people she knew thought that she was just attention seeking, and the other half thought that Becky herself might have had something to do with the deaths. Just because she kept to herself a lot, and was a bit of a loner in school didn't mean she was abnormal...did it? It was hardly "evil clowns in her head making her do things" as her mother had tried to make out to the shrink.
Becky shook the thoughts out of her head and pulled up her woolen scarf as she continued traversing the now normally busy road. It was strangely cold for late October, and the wind chill really didn't help. You could hardly walk a few steps in this weather without your fingers going numb, and Becky was experiencing this firsthand. She increased her pace, and walked briskly off until she came to her road. It was a normal sub-urban road, with large gardens, trees and even a few ponds in view of most of the houses. Becky's house was at the furthest end of the road, extending out behind a long gravel drive lined with trees, with a large patch of woodland behind the house that the sunlight never quite seemed to light. It was one of those houses that was quite large and mansion-esque, with lots of windows. The sun lit the front of the house quite well, and it was warm and cosy in those rooms, and yet the back of the house was always gloomy and dark, with Becky's room smack bang in the middle, so it had its phases. One moment the room would be bright and cheerful, and the next, gloomy and dark. Today, it was the latter.
Becky walked straight in and curled up under her thick duvet, feeling the warmth begin to fill her frozen frame. She sighed contendly, before the darkness and the warmth got the better of her and she slowly started to drift into unconsciousness. Becky awoke in one of the times when her room was bright, and instead of feeling cold like when she entered the room, the sun seemed to be buning her skin as her temperature rose. Becky quickly stood up, feeling dizzy with the effort, and once she stopped swaying in the spot she left the room. Her mum watched as Becky walked across the hallway and straight out of the front door, sighing at the loss of contact with her only daughter. Becky walked into the warm air, puzzled at how much the temperature had risen since just a few hours earlier. She pulled off her warm jumper, threw it over her shoulder and set off down the oath, gravel crunching under foot. As Becky reached her road, she mentally commented on how empty all of the roads seemed to be today, and paced briskly down the pavement. As Becky turned the corner into Long Oak Avenue, she saw old Mrs Babbage, her neighbour, pottering away in her garden, enjoying the warmth. Becky went to walk on past her, but the old lady whispered, "Becky...". Becky turned around, surprised that her old neighbour (who had never attempted to make contact before) was actually bothering to talk to her, and she waited for Mrs. Babbage to turn around. The old lady turned slowly, before collapsing onto her garden lawn suddenly. Of course Becky moved to help, and as she turned old Mrs. Babbage around, she heard the woman moan as she looked into her face, a horrified expression filling Becky's own.
The woman gnashed with an empty mouth, her bloody eye sockets like black holes, pulling Becky in to devour her whole. Becky stepped backwards, shuddering at the long objects protruding bloodily from Mrs. Babbage's torso, her blackened hands closing silently around air as she moaned. Becky fell backwards over the kerb, and led paralysed with fear on the ground as the old woman stood quickly, stumbling over to the spot where Becky lay. The old woman screamed as she closed in on the terrified Becky, and Becky fainted in fear as the woman mouthed what looked like "Silence you" from her blood stained mouth, and Becky awoke suddenly, tears streaming down her haunted face in her dark room.


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mailertls - Summary
This project is not part of the GNU Project.
Perl-based command line SMTP client with SSL/TLS support to test configurations of SMTP servers.
Special features like build-in Text-Substitution for subject and/or header-fields to test spam-filters.
Include message texts from a string, file or dynamically created.
Support HTML messages and attachments.
Other options like number of repetitions and delay per TCP-connection to send multiple messages.
Show complete client/server communication on STDOUT and optional log to external file(s) for debugging.
Registration Date: Tue Mar 5 13:14:15 2013
License: GNU General Public License v3 or later
Development Status: 4 - Beta
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text: Making Sense of Aquarium Filter Media By Andrea SmithAugust 26, 20150 Back to HomeTweet EmbedScriptsAquarium filter media is essential for proper aquarium filtration and creating a healthy environment for your fish. Filter media is anything placed in a filter that changes the quality of water flowing through it. With the variety of medias available, specific types can be chosen to create the optimal environment in your aquarium.There are three main types of filter media:• Biological media that facilitates the nitrogen cycle• Mechanical media that removes physical debris• Chemical media that removes unwanted odours, coloration, and other contaminants from the waterAll three types are recommended, but an aquarium needs to have biological and mechanical filters at minimum. Aquarium filter media is key to keeping your aquarium water clean and clear and plays a significant role in keeping your fish healthy.<iframe src='http://aquariumfiltermedia.com/engage-video/10147' width='650' height='390' scrolling='no' webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>Aquarium Filter Media Filter media is used to clean the water in the aquarium. The filter, whether it is air powered or electrical, uses a pump to draw water through the filter media. In the process, solid wastes, such as fish droppings and other debris, are dissolved and wastes, primarily ammonium, are neutralised. Types of Filter Media There are three types of filter media: biological, mechanical and chemical. Biological filter media supports the nitrifying bacteria that turn the toxic nitrogenous wastes produced by fish into the harmless nitrate that can be removed through water changes. Mechanical filter media strain out solid particles of waste, such as fish faeces, decaying plant leaves and uneaten food. When the filter is cleaned, the mechanical filter media can be rinsed and the solid particles it has trapped washed away. Chemical filter media chemically alters the water in some way. A popular chemical filter medium is peat, which adds tannins and other organic compounds to the water, turning the water in the aquarium into something more closely resembling the tea-coloured blackwater favoured by many tropical fish. How to Choose When it comes time to choose the main filter for your aquarium, it is wise to select one that incorporates all three types of filtration, chemical, biological and mechanical. Although there are only three types of aquarium filtration, there are many types of aquarium filters on the market. These filters range from basic sponge filters to complex sump systems, so it is easy to become confused when trying to make a decision. If you are unsure what type of filter is best suited to your tank, do some research and read consumer reviews to get a feel for the different types and brands of filters available. Back to Home


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Jacques Abramowicz, MD
Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology
Director of Ultrasound Services
Section of Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Research Summary: Dr. Abramowicz's research largely focuses on the bioeffects and safety of ultrasound, specifically in obstetrics. Consequently, he serves with several international associations responsible for determining safety guidelines for nonionizing radiation. Together with Dr. Barua (Rush University), Dr. Abramowicz also uses ultrasound to characterize early ovarian cancer in a unique ovarian cancer model; the egg-laying chicken, which is the only animal that develops spontaneous ovarian cancer similar in histology, metastatic spread and serum antigens to human cancer. . He and Dr. Barua have also described the use of ultrasound contrast agents, targeted to various antigens or factors expressed by the tumor.
View a partial list of Dr. Abramowicz's publications through the National Library of Medicine's PubMed online database.


text: GalleryBack Save Fashfest auditions facebook SHARE twitter TWEET email google-plus linkedin reddit More Models walk a makeshift catwalk in a car park in Kingston in a hope to be selected for Canberra's Fashfest. Previous slide Next slide of More Galleries Previous Next New Canberra trend- Goth lattes The National Library's latest exhibition, Melodrama in Meiji Japan. Funeral for former ACT parliamentarian Jayson Hinder. New Torres Strait exhibition launched in style at the National Museum Opening of sensory garden at Charles Conder Primary School. Justice Richard Refshauge retires from the ACT Supreme Court 2018 National memorial service for firefighters Canberra's ANZAC day 2017 dawn service


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Modrocko necessitava di un nuovo design di logo e ha lanciato un contest su 99designs.
È stato scelto un vincitore tra 142 design presentati da 27 designer.
Modrocko's Really Easy Data Objects
Fusion of fashion and function. Sleek, simple and with depth in look and operative style. Gonna sell this software that I developed for other software developers to use in their applications. New York meets Seattle with an L.A. flair. Contemporary, for sure. It's in the name... "Modrocko's Really Easy Data Objects". Cool, ha?
Software developer dudes under the gun to develop their solutions rapidly with a focus on ease of use.
Bond coolness meets Clooney confidence with a casual flair and yet a down to earth presence.


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Act of Valor Reviews
When the bullets are flying, Act of Valor is undeniably tense and thrilling.
Unsurprisingly, the finished product plays like a pumped-up recruitment commercial deemed fit for feature length and multiplex viewing.
Employing Navy troops as stars is a clever idea for an action thriller. But the soldiers' awkward line readings are glaring enough to distract from the potency of the story.
The exercises are genuine, and so is the hardware. But the script undermines the sense of authenticity at every turn.
The villains come across as individuals rather more compellingly than do the film's ostensible heroes, mostly mouthpieces for warrior credo recited in voiceover.
A big-screen recruitment film infused with a hero worship SEALs typically shun.
The movie doesn't pretend to be anything but propaganda, a modern-day cousin to the morale-boosting documentaries made by John Huston and Frank Capra during World War II.
Act of Valor is designed to... fill your heart with patriotic respect ... and completely shut off any part of your brain that may dare to ask bigger questions about what you're watching and why.
We don't get to know the characters as individuals, they don't have personality traits, they have no back stories, they don't speak in colorful dialogue, and after the movie you'd find yourself describing events but not people.
"Act of Valor" plays like a highly favorable SEALs tribute placed atop a vaguely bogus storyline.
You know who you're supposed to be rooting for because they're the ones wearing uniforms, but it's easy to lose touch with why.
I think these real-life action heroes deserve a better movie. So does the audience.
While the intentions behind "Act of Valor" are sterling, the story could have been told better. One wishes the filmmakers had trusted it to professional actors, who might have more fully realized the material.
A mechanically efficient yet soulless dramatization of the U.S. Navy SEALs in action.
Refreshing as it is to see the military portrayed as something other than a band of neurotics and creeps, there's a reason this brand of rah-rah and bang-bang didn't outlast the age of Whitesnake and Marty McFly.
While subtleties and pacing are MIA, the filmmakers know how to shoot action and they make the most of it in Act of Valor.
Although the Seals continue in fine form, the co-directors seem fatigued from the journey, allowing their once-clean style to degenerate into a typical mishmash of clutter and bombast.
There's something old-fashioned and a little refreshing about a movie that unabashedly represents its protagonists as heroes, but it gets in the way of seeing the SEALs in Act of Valor as real people.
The merging of dramatic re-creations and on-camera "performances" proves less seamlessly executed than those masterfully coordinated land, sea and air missions.