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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 16, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas 2 ■ Herald-Zeitung ■ Tuesday, May 16,1996 Obituaries Lana Mable Bremer Lena Mable Bremer, of New Braunfels, passed away Saturday, May 13, 1995 at McKenna Memorial Hospital at the age of 70. She was bom May 14, 1924 in Aransas Pass, Texas, to William and Lula (Boling) Neff and married Marcus M. Bremer on June 4, 1943 in Corpus Christi. Her husband preceded her in death on November 2, 1981. She was a housewife and a member of the Lutheran faith. Survivors include her daughters, Shirley Ann Wilson of New Braunfels and Lucille Mabel Wells of El Paso; sister, Luwilia Alcox of Colorado Springs, Colo.; brother, Jack Neff of Swansboro, N.C.; 4 grandchildren, Clayton Wells, Joe Wilson, Gerald Wells and April Wilson; and one great-grandchild, Erica Wells. A graveside service will be held on Wednesday, May 17, 1995 at 10:30 a.m. at the Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park with Rev. Charles DeHaven officiating. Visitation will begin at 5 p.m. Tuesday and continue until 9 p.m. that evening at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home. Memorials may be given to the National Kidney Foundation or to the American Cancer Society. Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home Katy R. Brown Katy R. Brown, of New Braunfels, passed away Sunday, May 14, 1995 at McKenna Memorial Hospital at the age of 83. She was bom March 27, 1912 in Vanderpool, Texas to Frank H. Petty and Mollie Smith Petty. She married Frank Massey, who preceded her in death. She later married Amice V. Brown, who survives her. Mrs. Brown was the proprietress of businesses she called "Katy's Place." Other survivors include her nephews, Gilbert Beaver and wife Nora. Rubin Meunn and wife Barbara, Julian Meunn, Franklin Mosel and Paul Crawford; and a niece, Irene Burrier. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Zoeller Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow in the Comal Cemetery. Visitation begins at 5 p.m. Tuesday arid continues until service time on Wednesday. Mcmonals may be made to the American Heart Association or to the chanty of one's choice. \uNtKflL HOMf Janet Schrader Janet Schrader, of New Braunfels, passed away Sunday, May 14, 1995 at her residence at the age of 62. She was bom Feb. 12, 1933 in Pine Bluff, Ark., to Frank R. McDonald and Ethel Benson McDonald. She mamed Clifton C. Schrader on May 21, 1954 rn La Marque, Texas. She had been a New Braunfels resident for the past 20 years. Mrs. Schrader was a member of the Landa Ladies Golf Association, where she was admired and well-known for her giving attributes as well as her wonderful sense of humor. She is survived by her husband, Clifton C. Schrader of New Braunfels; daughter, Kathy L. 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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-5553?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12903442#action_12903442 ] Donald Woods commented on GERONIMO-5553: ---------------------------------------- OK, so this dual personality is really confusing... Looking back at ARIES-320, you added and them removed code to enable the javaagent support and instead in geronimo-aries-jpa created "GeronimoManagedPersistenceUnitInfoFactory extends ManagedPersistenceUnitInfoFactoryImpl". How did this enable the javaagent for Aries apps??? Guess I'm wondering, if the app is being loaded as a bundle, is OpenJPA being loaded as a bundle? We have tons of places in OpenJPA where we're looking up classloaders, but only one place (broker factory creation) that we try to use the bundle context if available (which was OPENJPA-1491 for Aries.) So, if the OpenJPA transformer uses the bundle context, what is the runtime using and are we seeing two copies of the class, one enhanced and one not....? > Fail to enchance entities on Geronimo > ------------------------------------- > > Key: GERONIMO-5553 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-5553 > Project: Geronimo > Issue Type: Bug > Security Level: public(Regular issues) > Components: persistence > Affects Versions: 3.0 > Environment: OS:win xp > Geronimo :3.0 20100824 build > Reporter: Lu Jiang > Assignee: Rick McGuire > Fix For: 3.0 > > Attachments: booknew.war > > > I tried to deploy a simple jpa sample on geronimo.But when persist data into database. > Following exception will occur. > <openjpa-2.0.0-r422266:935683 nonfatal user error> org.apache.openjpa.persistence.ArgumentException: Attempt to cast instance "org.apache.sample.entities.Book@97781f" to PersistenceCapable failed. Ensure that it has been enhanced. > FailedObject: org.apache.sample.entities.Book@97781f -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Fox Rothschild's Los Angeles Office's Corporate and Securities Lawyers Led Team for Fidelity National Financial's Public Company SpinoffOctober 7, 2015 – Press Releases
The Los Angeles office of the national law firm of Fox Rothschild LLP announced that its public companies team, led by Los-Angeles based partner William Mark Levinson, represented Fidelity National Financial Ventures (NYSE: FNFV) on the spinoff of its J. Alexander's Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: JAX) subsidiary in a highly valued transaction. The newly spun-off public company is now listed on The New York Stock Exchange.
JAX owns and operates three complementary upscale dining restaurant concepts throughout the United States that trade under the names "J. Alexander's," "Redlands Grill" and "Stoney River Steakhouse and Grill."
"With a nationwide team of experienced and sophisticated corporate attorneys, we know how to get things done," said Jeffrey H. Nicholas, chair of the firm's national Corporate Department.
Darrell D. Miller, managing partner of the firm's two Los Angeles offices, noted, "This transaction demonstrates a paradigm shift whereby major companies in California no longer specifically seek Wall Street law firms to handle complex public company transactions. We appreciate Mark's leadership on this transaction. His team achieved the client's sought-after result on time and at a competitive cost."
The Fox Rothschild multi-office team for this transaction included Zev M. Bomrind, counsel in the firm's New York office (M&A and Public Companies); Vincent A. Vietti, a partner in the firm's Princeton office and co-chair of Fox's Public Companies Practice Group (M&A and Public Companies); Stephen T. Weiss, a partner in the firm's Philadelphia office (Corporate Tax); and Sujata P. Wiese, an associate in the firm's Los Angeles office (Public Companies). Lawyers from a number of other firm offices were also involved in the transaction.


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Basically, I wrote that everyone in our culture has a hard time saying no. For a couple of reasons, including:
1. Hardly anyone ever "just says no." We say, "I would, but…" "If it had been any day but today…" In other words, when people ask for something, you're probably giving them an explanation/excuse as to why you must say no.
But this gives them a chance to try again. To find a little workaround. "Oh, you're busy this week? How about next week?" "Oh, the drive is too far? Let's meet half way!" (And, as I discuss below, saying no the first time makes you more likely to say yes out of guilt the second time.)
So if you want to say no better, JUST SAY NO. Practice different polite but assertive ways of doing it that contain no explanation/workaround, such as,
- "I can't this time."
- "Sorry — not today."
- "That won't work for me right now, but I'll get back to you if anything changes."
- "I really appreciate you thinking of me, but I've just got too much on my plate right now."
2. In a way, saying no is a low-level form of aggression (one of several reasons women tend to have a harder time at it than men). But since people are generally cooperative and social, we overestimate the cost of saying no. (Which is why, generally, if you ask for something, people say yes — even if the reason you give for the ask is complete gibberish. Asking, "Can I cut you in line to use the copier, because I am in a rush?" is just as effective as asking, "Can I cut you in line to use the copier, because I need to use the copier?")
I repeat: WE ROUTINELY OVERESTIMATE THE COST OF SAYING NO.
Keep this in mind next time someone asks you for something. Saying no isn't as bad as you think.
3. Be mindful of persuasion techniques that people often use when making an ask. Common ones include:
- Reciprocity. People often give you something before the ask. This is because they know about the powerful psychological inclination to reciprocate.
- Making two asks. When people ask for something and you say no, they increase the odds that when they ask for something else (usually something smaller), you'll say yes. "Well, if you won't donate $100, could you at least ____?"
- Anchoring. When someone says, "Most people donate $X," "Most other parents volunteer Y hours," they are (consciously or unconsciously) manipulating you into giving them what they want.
- Establishing similarity between asker and askee, e.g., "Cool skateboard! I have a Sector 9 back at home."
- Physical attractiveness.
Pay attention to what people are asking for and how. And don't let them game you.
4. You have to be a little selfish. In general, I consider myself to be pretty good at saying no. (But then again, all the greats have short memories :P ) This is because I've had to. I love playing basketball, but I'm usually the only girl at pickup. So the boys assume I suck and try to tell me what to do, who to guard, etc. I used to try to be diplomatic and polite, but eventually I realized... if I don't say no, I'm wasting my time. I'm having less fun, guarding worse opponents, playing positions I don't like and getting fewer passes.
I've also done a fair amount of hitchhiking. This is one situation where, if something doesn't feel right, you HAVE to say no. You might hurt someone's feelings if you do — but if you don't, you could DIE.
So think about it that way. Saying yes when you want to say no leads to wasted time -- and can even be fatal. It adds stress to you life. It shortens your life by increasing your blood pressure and suppressing your immune system. It could lead to less sleep, less exercise, and a less healthy diet. And it makes you less happy.
There are things you can never have back. Your time, your health, your virtue, your life. Don't mess around with those things. It's fine for people to ask — in their mind, they're may just be trying to introduce you to a great person or opportunity or cause. And it's just as fine for you to say no.


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ATTENTION Teachers of Forecasting! The IIF is offering prizes to top-performing students in undergraduate and graduate level forecasting courses. Star students will receive US$100, a Certificate of Achievement from the IIF, and one year's free membership of the Institute.
To qualify for the award, the course must (a) be taught by an IIF member at a recognised and reputable university, (b) have a substantial forecasting content, and (c) be a substantial course with at least 20 hours contact time. No more than one award will be made per university. See below for full guidelines. To participate, contact the .
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|Advanced Econometrics Modelling and Forecasting
Henriette Druba, 2016
Andrew Martinez, 2014
|Forecasting for Economics and Business
Matthew Bova, 2015
Alexandre Carlton, 2014
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Yang Sun, 2016
Xiazhi Fang, 2015
Jingrui Xie, 2014
|Advanced Time Series
M. Florian Morvillier, 2016
Benjamin Egron, 2015
Juliana Milovich, 2014
|Economic Forecasting
Yuxuan Huang, 2014
|Forecasting for Economics and Business
Yuka Ko, 2015
|Business Forecasting
Frances Kim, 2015
Applied forecasting for business and economics
Mitchell O'Hara-Wild, 2014
|Operations Analytics
Shupeng Huang, 2016
Junxiong Gao, 2015
|Forecasting Techniques
Kalliopi – Anastasia Kourti, 2016
Dimitrellos Panagiotis, 2015
|Analytic Techniques
Zephyr Zhifei He, 2016
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Peter Simon, 2016
Applied Times Series Analysis for Forecasting
Mingbo Gong, 2016
Business Statistics and Forecasting (MSc)
- The subject is primarily about forecasting, is taught by a member of the IIF, and normally includes at least 20 contact hours of instruction, at the discretion of the committee.
- The subject is taught at a recognised and reputable university.
- No more than one subject can be eligible for an IIF award at the same university.
- No more than 20 awards are available across all universities.
- When a university requests an award for one of their subjects, the decision on whether to grant the award is to be made by a designated member of the IIF board.
- Approval of a subject for an IIF award is reviewed every five years.
- The award is to consist of $100 cash prize plus a one year IIF membership for the selected student.
- The teacher who is the IIF member is to advise the IIF of the winning student in each year.
- The IIF reserves the right to cancel the program at any time.


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Separate common area, sofa bed, two TVs, WiFi, refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker
This spacious Junior Suite offers guests extra space including a bedroom with a king-sized bed and a 32-inch TV, as well as a separate common area with a sofa bed and another 32-inch TV.
A refrigerator, microwave and Keurig® coffeemaker will allow you to make snacks and drinks, and if you have work to do there is a work desk with an ergonomic chair. Stay connected during your visit with complimentary WiFi access.
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This spacious suite features a whirlpool tub to help you relax, as well as a king-sized bed, and a 32-inch LCD TV. A refrigerator, microwave and Keurig® coffeemaker will allow you to make snacks and drinks.
If you have work to do the room is equipped with everything you will need including a work desk, an ergonomic chair, complimentary WiFi access, and secure remote printing to our 24-hour business center.
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Evergreen Tours, known and branded in some parts of the world as Emerald Waterways, offers amazing European river cruise holidays on their fleet of long, sleek river boats. Their high standard of ships, inclusive and competitive fares and exciting itineraries have made them a popular choice amongst river cruisers.
A fairly homogenous family of Evergreen river cruise ships means that passengers know what they can expect when they embark. They carry 182 guests apiece and have a striking, uncluttered and modern design which makes the amazing scenery outside the star of the show. The atmosphere onboard is relaxed and multicultural, with English as the primary language. One of the best features of the fleet are the top deck heated swimming pools with retractable roofs, which transforms into a cinema in the evenings.
Popular with the Australian contingent of Europe river cruisers is the Emerald Star, which was reviewed by Cruise Sale Finder's own Sam in 2015. The rest have similarly lovely "Emerald" names, from the Emerald Liberte to the Emerald Radiance.
The Reflections Restaurant is the spot for eating on any Emerald, complemented by the al fresco The Terrace for casual breakfasts and lunches. The food is top-notch, with plenty of that European flair. Dinner in the restaurant is a particularly wonderful experience, unhurried and consisting of four great courses and fantastic service.
Wine and beer served with dinner are included in the cruise fare, and are otherwise available for purchase in the Horizon Bar and Lounge and the bar by the pool.
The focus for a river cruise is always on the land which is never far away - and the nature of these holidays is that you have plenty of opportunity to get off the ship and explore. Many excursions are included in the cruise fare: Emerald Active biking and hiking tours are complimentary, as are Emerald PLUS experiences in select destinations, which are designed to delve deep into the culture of the places visited. There are also Discover More optional tours which cost extra.
You will also find there's plenty to do on the ship. Pre-dinner briefings from the Cruise Director provide information on the destinations, and the Horizon Bar and Lounge makes a great place to socialize and relax. There is also a pool which becomes a cinema in the evenings, mini golf, a small gym and a walking path around the ship to help passengers stay a little bit active.
Europe is crisscrossed by fabulous waterways, and Evergreen can take you on a journey along many of them. They have multi-country itineraries on the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers, and others which include just France or Portugal.
The cities and towns you can see along the way vary hugely. Port highlights for the various Europe river cruise itineraries include Amsterdam, various wonderful and historic German cities such as Nuremberg, gorgeous Vienna and grand Budapest, foodie wonderland Lyon and the sunny French Riviera.
Ready for a European adventure? Take a tour around this page and you might just find the Evergreen adventure you need. For all other types of cruises, explore the rest of Cruise Sale Finder. You can also read the reviews for the Emerald Liberte, Emerald Star and Emerald Radiance to get a better idea.


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Monnier Brothers offers the largest selection of accessories in Europe. Their stock of over 1,500 accessories includes handbags, jewellery, sunglasses, hats, scarves, gloves and small leather goods from more than 60 of the most prestigious fashion brands.
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Lawsuit Puts California Teacher Laws to the Test
The lawsuit that's putting California teacher employment laws to the test is winding down.
The defense is now calling witnesses in Vergara vs. California.
Prosecutors claim the state's laws regarding teacher tenure, layoffs and dismissals protect so-called "bad" teachers.
However, fifth-grade teacher Gaby Ibarra says stripping teachers of their rights will harm, not improve, student learning.
"We definitely don't want to keep ineffective teachers. We have teachers that want to work with other teachers that are not following the law, so they're not following the rules and there are consequences," Ibarra said.
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of a handful of California students who claimed laws on tenure, dismissal and layoffs by seniority protect the worst teachers.
Attorneys for the state maintain these protections help districts attract and retain quality teacher


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Courtship and Marriage How to Prepare for Lifelong Love
by Fr. John O'Brien Available: Kindle Apple/Android
Young people today are finding shattered hearts and broken promises in the place of real love. This book outlines God's special plan for building lifelong marriages. It courageously presents a challenge to young adults to build a greater kind of love through honorable courtship.
You'll learn:
Recommendations for Courtship and Marriage:
"I recently read Woods' book about courtship and loved it! My 19-tr-old son also read it and thought it made a lot of sense. I bought 2 copies and gave one to my niece. I would like to give copies to my nieces and nephews, the Catholic high school our parish's marriage preparation program and our homeschool group. I plan to give them all away! I want to spread the good news about courtship and God's wonderful plan for marriage." -- Joan
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Excellent booklet; well put; I read it cover-to-cover in less than an hour. I purchased several copies; one for my 31-year-old, thinking-about-getting-married son who lives 1300 miles away; and a few as gifts for young-uns in our local parishes who will benefit from it if they read it and take it to heart.
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Easy read that beautifully connect our faith to finding a marriage partner. Wish I had it when raising my family. Now I've shared it with my adult kids for future use with their children.
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This book was recommended by a friend for my older children (high school age). This is a perfect guide for your children as they go to high school and college. Parents must read this and review it with their children.


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It was about time I visited Aaron, really. I headed through the hospital corridors until I reached his room. Peeking inside, I saw him staring longingly at the chocolate at the side of his bed.
"Well, you're not looking as bad as I thought you would." I announced as I entered. He glanced up in surprise, and then seemed to grin a little.
"I think there's a compliment in there somewhere."
"Maybe." I shrugged, setting down my bag on the window, and sitting in the seat next to him. "How do you feel?"
"Better, I think. I don't feel so thirsty any more."
"Well, that's progress."
"How's the show fairing?"
"We've had to halt filming. Back this evening."
"Oh. Sorry."
"I don't think you should be apologising. It's hardly your fault. Unless this is where you tell me you set the fire yourself?" I chuckled. He smiled and shook his head.
"HELLO AARON!" Aaliyah appeared through the door and then paused when she saw me. "Oh. You're here."
"Yes, I thought I'd better check in on Aaron."
"Why? It's not like you're his friend." She snapped. I took a breath, remembering Alex's advice.
"That's true. But I am his producer and I do care. But I'll leave you with him now. See you soon Aaron." I smiled and stood up. "You look nice today by the way, Aaliyah."
She blinked at me, lost for words, and I silently thanked Alex for the advice. It was the first time I'd seen her properly speechless. I left the room quickly, before she could regain her speech.
Half way down the corridor, I realised I'd forgotten my bag. Damn. I'd have to go back now.
I paused at the door, preparing myself to face Aaliyah's 'dulcet' tones. And then, they caught my ear.
"I probably shouldn't tell you, but I know you won't say anything and I really do need to share it with someone, or else I might burst!"
"Erm-" Aaron started, but she quickly shushed him.
"It's about Alex." I frowned, and leaned closer to the door. Alex? "She and Kamala, that's Jack's assistant and my dear friend... they slept together last night!" She sounded almost gleeful. But she had to be wrong. Alex wouldn't sleep with Kamala. She had enough with her husband, and the rumours with Jack...
"Are... are you sure?"
"Kamala told me so herself! She told me how soft her lips were."
I blinked.
"But... she's married."
"Yes yes, well that didn't stop her having an affair with Jack did it? Don't tell me you didn't hear about that?"
"I heard the rumours but-"
"Well there you go you see! I knew I didn't like her. And that poor handsome husband of hers! What he must have to put up with!" I gritted my teeth and squared my shoulders. I didn't want to hear any more of this. "I wonder if that's why he's always going off-"
"-I'm back!" I interrupted, pretending I hadn't heard anything. "Sorry, I forgot my bag."
"Were you listening in?" Aaliyah narrowed her eyes.
"No, why? Something I ought to know?" I pretended to be concerned. "Are you alright?"
"Fine. Nothing. Never mind." She snapped, waving her hand at me dismissively. I glared at her back, grabbed my bag and turned on my heel to march out of the room.
"Thank you for coming!" Aaron called after me.
"Helena, I need to talk to you!" Alex called across the set, just after I had arrived. Kate was just handing me a coffee.
"Schedule an appointment through Kate. I'm busy." I shot in her direction.
"It'll only take a second."
"A second I don't have." I replied.
"I can make an appointment!" Kate stepped in front of Alex, who had been striding over with a determined expression on her face.
"It's about the scene Helena, I need to know before I start shooting." I glared at her, and saw Kate flinch the way she does when she knows someone is about to either get fired, or close. "Woah, when did the Ice Queen make a return?"
"Ms Kensington. I do not have time for you or your humour at the moment. Please demonstrate that sometimes, you can use good judgement, and do the scene by yourself. I know it might be difficult given your track record."
"What in the hell is that supposed to mean?" She glared at me, inches from my face. I could feel the hush that had settled over everyone on set, all of them watching us.
"What's going on?" A small whisper, but it carried in the heavy silence. I turned my head to see Kamala, clinging on to Kate's arm and glancing between us with worried eyes.
"Why don't you discuss it with Kamala?" I hissed quietly at Alex, so that no one else would hear, narrowed my eyes at her, before turn on my heel and marching towards my trailer.
I'd barely shut the door when it crashed open again.
"How dare you!"
"This discussion is over Ms Kensington."
"No it damn well isn't." She slammed the door so hard the trailer rocked a little. "What the hell was that about? ASK KAMALA?"
"As if I don't have enough to deal with, now I have rumours about you and Kamala? As if the other rumours about you weren't bad enough. I don't expect my director to be the one causing most of the media trouble!"
"Excuse me? I haven't seen any media about me at all, except a few online gossip columns. And NOTHING about Kamala and I."
"So you admit it then?"
"Admit what?" I glared at her. "What have you heard?"
"Well, apparently you have very soft lips. Or so Kamala says." Her cheeks blushed, and she bit her lip. "Well at least you've stopped denying it."
"It won't get out."
"It already has."
"I told her, I told her specifically NOT to tell anyone."
"You can't just go around fucking anyone you like!" I hissed, aware that the walls sometimes have ears.
"I don't! I don't usually do this sort of thing."
"I'm willing to bet Jack would disagree."
"And since when are you perfect?"
"What about your husband?"
"He won't know. He left again yesterday afternoon. He won't be back for months."
"So that's it? As soon as he stops hovering over you, you have to let loose with an assistant? Your ex lover's assistant no less? What makes you think Jack won't find out and have something to say?"
"He has no right.... and neither do you!"
"I am your producer!" I suddenly realised how close we were, and took a step back. She blinked, and I saw her eyes flick to my lips for a split second. Oh god. I turned away, putting her behind me. "I am the producer and I deserve for you to tell me if something is going on. I need to know, in case I need to be prepared for any media fallout."
"It's all about the media with you!"
"It is not! I just..." I sighed and leant on the side. "Alex-"
"Oh so we're back to Alex now are we?"
"Don't..." I took a deep breath and stopped snapping. "Alex, I have a hard time... and this is completely confidential... I have a hard time watching relationships form, or break, around me."
"Why? It's a little hard to go through life without seeing relationships."
"I just do. My parents had a... volatile relationship, and my mother is a serial dater, always trying to push me in to dating men when I'm... I don't want to date."
"But you must have fallen for someone? Or had a crush?"
"Sure. Not in a long time. Not one I've acted on anyway."
"Why not?"
"I just... In this business it's hard to keep your private life, private. Which is exactly my point." I turned to face her again. "You need to be careful."
"I always am. I have to be."
"That doesn't exactly fill me with confidence." She shrugged.
"For what it's worth, I am sorry if it's really causing you trouble. I'll talk to Kam."
"Thank you." She turned to leave, and paused at the door.
"You know that's the first time that you've got to me with your Ice Queen act."
"Good to know it still works."
"Is it?" She frowned, and then left.


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The Madison West campus is excited to announce our newest addition to the Globe Staff, Katie Waite. Katie is our new Medical Assistant Program Chair.
Before coming to Globe, Katie served as a Certified Medical Assistant at Group Health Cooperative. She provided patient care at GHC for over 10 years. She discovered her passion for Medical Assisting while she serving as a Certified Nursing Assistant. "I loved patient care, but I wanted to do more," she states. "Additional education is always a good thing. You never want to stop learning."
Katie earned her Bachelor of Science and Associates in Applied Science degrees in Health Care Administration at the University of Phoenix. She received her Medical Assistant Diploma at Madison Area Technical College.
When talking about her goals at Globe, Katie stated, "I want to put out the best Medical Assistants in the community. I want to make sure our students know that I am here to guide them on being the best that they can be."
She added, "I look forwards to getting to know the students and helping them achieve their goals in graduating with success.
Born and raised in Sparta, Wi, Katie moved to Madison with her now husband in 1997. Katie is known to be a giant Packer Fan and she experienced her first Packer game this season when they caught them play against Tampa Bay. Katie also enjoys camping or bowling with her two daughters, Alison and Natalie.
Dean of Faculty, Kim Sprecker shared her excitement to Katie joining the Globe team. "Katie's experience in the Madison area as a medical assistant will be valuable to our students on multiple levels. I am excited to see the new heights our students will reach under her guidance and through her connections with the local medical community."
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left. the news continues. greta van susteren to go live on the record. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. thanks for being with us. this is a fox news alert. the brits are snubbing president obama. so he go it alone in syria? >> aye? >> no? >> the nos have it. >> if the united states decides to lead military action in reprisal or to punish the use of chemical weapons last week, britain will not be part of that. >> i strongly believe in the need for a tough response to the use of chemical weapons. it is clear to me that the british parliament reflecting the views of the british people does not want to see british military action and i get that and the fword will act accordingly. >> we were told there were
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weapons of mass destruction in iraq, and there weren't. and the u.k. public is nervous about jumping into situations that require military force. >> this is a pleat embarrassment for the obama administration. here's obama trying to gather an ally or two for a pinprick and he gets nothing. >> the president of the united states has said for a year, assad has to go. now we're in a position to actually make him go, and we've decided no, we're not going to do that? that's because there's no stranstran strategy. they have no idea what they're doing. >> former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld joins us. how significant is it that the british have voted no to the go along with us should we do a military strike, at least not for the moment. >> well, as it is has been said, humiliating. it is a direct result of the
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confused and lead from behind posture that our country has taken under the obama administration. the fact that there have not been a mission defined leaves people with confusion and unwillingness to be supportive. unless we state, it's true not just overseas, but it's true in our country. if you can't even organize a three-car convoy, a motorcade, then you've got a real problem. and you have to stop and say, is what we're doing really making sense? >> what do you envision is the goal of a missile strike now? what are the possible goals? pan what could we possibly seek to achieve, reasonably achieve? >> well, i don't have any idea what they have, what they have in mind. one looking at it has to say there's a lot we don't know. we don't know precisely yet if chemical weapons, although it appears likely, we don't know who used them.
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the inspectors have not come out. i think it's important, the credibility of the government, to get to ground troops. we don't know what the white house and what the president believe are our tragic interest. what is the national interest for the united states? you can't put a coalition together until you define the mission. when you define the mission and say here's what we're going to do. and here's why we're going to do it, then countries come in line. countries aren't going to come -- in the bush administration they had dozens of countries supporting the activity in afghanistan and iraq. proliferation, counter proliferation initiative. the global war on terror. and the reason they did is because there was clarity. there is a lack of clarity here. the idea of firing a shot across the bow or a pinprick action to punish them i believe is probably a mistake.
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unless you've decided you have a clear purpose, that it's in the interest of our country, it's best not to do that, because the united states will look ineffective and weak. >> compare and contrast for me the situation between iraq where there was suspicion that there were weapons of mass destruction and it turned out not. here, there seems to be relatively no suspicion of weapons of mass destruction, chemical weapon, yet, there is not an appetite to do it. what's the difference between the two, and how are they the same? >> well, in the case of iraq, obviously, they had used chemical weapons against their neighbors. they'd used chemical, saddam hussein had used chemical weapons against his own people. he was known to have had stockpile, and he was refusing to allow the u.n. to go in and validate whether or not they remained and still existed. in this instance, we don't know who -- we know that they had chemical weapons.
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but we don't know, yet, who used them and for what purpose. and that, that is, i think, a situation, i think also the fact that it turned out there were not large stockpiles in iraq has led to a great deal of understandable caution on the part of the united states and other countries. >> in this instance, the president has said, at least up to this date, that regime change is not a goal of this mission should he decide to send missiles or take military action against syria. your thought on no regime change as not being a goal. does that in some way have any factor into any of your thoughts on this? >> well, it has to affect your thinking. if you think of what's really important in the middle east and the united states, first, one would have to say it's egypt the and we've played that hand very badly. we've ended up leaving the
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egyptian people with the idea we support the muslim brotherhood and the egyptian people are opposing the muslim brotherhood. and clearly the muslim brotherhood is not a partner for us of any appropriateness. in the case, the second most important thing or maybe equally would be the iranian nuclear program and their relationship with syria and their support of terrorist organizations. to the extent the president does something and it leaves bashar al-assad standing, in complicity in terrorist acts in close kblisity with iran, it's going to tell iran that the united states of america is willing to draw a red line, and it really doesn't mean anything. and the questions in my mind is, we, if we look weak and, and persuade iran that they can
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charge ahead with their nuclear program, we would have done something most unfortunate. and i can't, at the moment, not knowing there's so much that we don't know about what's taking place in syria, i can't, at the moment, tell what's going to make us look weaker, doing nothing? having drawn a red line? or going in and doing a shot across the bow and a pinprick. what he's managed to do is to get china active in the middle east, supporting assad and reactivate putin in russia in supporting assad, basically in support of the use of chemical weapons. >> is it, is it at all possible, is there any reference in history or even you think it's possible, can you have a military strike into a civil war, not have a regime change, get out and stay out? or once you put your foot into this, are you now, do you own
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it? are you part of this? and are we then more involved than we ever wanted to or dreamed to be? >> well, i think it would be most unfortunate if the united states ended up on the ground in that situation over a sustained period of time. it is tragic to be sure, that some 100,000 syrians have been killed. that's a terrible tragedy. on the other hand, the strategic interest for the united states is, as i say, more properly should be focused on iran and egypt and not on syria. and i think that's just the reality. >> have we sort of, has the president sort of boxed himself in by saying that this red line and now that he's drawn the red line, he's been talking about assad was going to leave. he's been saying that for two and a half years, he hasn't left. now there might be missile strikes and assad is not the target. so he's going to be emboldened
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afterwards i assume. yet on the other hand he can't get britain to back him, can't get the u.n. to give an authorization or at least not yet anything from congress. so it really does look, it's president obama all alone. is he box in? or what is his exit strategy? >> unfortunately, i don't think he's thought those things through. i haven't sensed any strategy or any road map or idea as to what the next steps ought to be. he talks, and he says things that boxed in the united states and drive us down a cul-de-sac. that doesn't mean that the only thing he can do now it seems to me is to do something that would make us look still weaker. this administration has said to the world that we are basically a country in decline. he manages the economy, modeling it after europe, which is a failed model. he has made pronouncements in the world that have proven in
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relatively short order not to be the case. and i think that what he needs to do is to take a deep breath, get down to ground troouth and y to himself that the united states has a role to play, but it has to be played in a steady, solid way. and in fact, the policies that we've seen have been harmful to the united states and the perception of the united states rather than helpful. >> mr. secretary, thank you very much, sir, for joining us. >> you bet. >> and at this hour, it has been reported the president has not yet made a decision. he has no approval from congress, no approval from the united nation the and not even our best friends as we've noted earlier, the brits, are with him. so does he do it alone? or after all his threats to syria he does nothing? so that's your question. >> no, i doesn't think he should use military force. i don't think there's a palpable
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american interest at stake here. i don't think we should take sides in this civil war. that's what the advocates of agd the opposition are wanting to advocate. but that's something they've wanted to do for two, two and a half years. the argument that having drawn a red line and failed to do anything to about it once before and failing to do it again means the president has to act this time i think are clearly wrong as well. that's a classic example of what economists call the sunken cost fallacy. if you've done one foolish thing what you've done before doesn't mandate that you do another foolish thing. and the prospect of a minimal streak here really sends the exact opposite signal against the terms of chemical weapons. it's an encouragement, because the cost of using them is so low. >> even the new york times says if the u.s. does something, slap
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some missile strike, doesn't go for assad, no regime change, the words that were used is we're advertising our impotence. >> people say the president's put the american credibility on the line. therefore, he has to strike. he has damaged our credibility. i acknowledge that. but mostly, he's shredded his own. and it's about time for the rest of the world to understand that barack obama and the united states are not the same thing. we've got 1200 days of this left. it's going to be very costly. but the united states should not be put in a worse position just to help out barack obama's credibility. >> there are a lot of people have died. a lot of people have died before we got to chemical weapons. now a lot of people have died with chemical weapons. if it weren't, if national security weren't a reason but humanitarian reason, could we even do anything for the future of the other people who are living there, the citizens who
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are living there. is there anything we could do to help them? >> look, we are providing a lot of humanitarian assistance to the refugees. nobody should be under the opinion we are not doing anything. >> i don't mean food, clothing, i mean help so that they don't live in fear every night. >> my answer to that is no. and here's the reality. it is entirely possible that there are humanitarian tragedies all around the world that tug at our hearts, but that doesn't mean there is an american interest one way or another in resolving the conflict. we've got huge interests in the stake in the region as a whole in syria because of iran in particular. but there are conflicts where there are no white hats and no american interests. people say we are not the world's policeman. that's not the issue. we should not use military force in pursuit of abstractions. we are not the world's nanny. >> what happens if. if the goal is not to do a regime change, not to kill or get rid of assad and we send
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missile strikes over. we're going to be quite effective with our missile strikes. the next day there are going to be pictures of innocent citizens where they're going to be paraded through the streets where it says look at those houbl americans killing babies. them you'll have iran emboldened to help syria. then they all blame israel. israel's sitting there like a sitting duck. although they all say israel provided the intelligence which has gotten us revved up in the united states. this is a total no-win situation at this point. >> there are always negative consequences to take into account. and i don't think any one negative result should be enough to drive the policy, but the place you have to start is in defining what your objective is. >> is there anything positive we could get out of this? we go back to my question, is there anything we can actually, really do. is there, you know, by a missile
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strike or by a military strike to change things there? >> i think if you decapitated the regime, if you assassinated assad, if you killed his top military leaders, you could throw the government into chaos, but all that would do would bring the opposition into power. and as general dempsey said about ten days ago, that means you're going to get another struggle, not just between al qaeda and other terrorists on the one hand versus nice jefr sown yan democrats on the other, but the big lump in the middle is the muslim brotherhood. forget al qaeda for a minute. do you really want the muslim brotherhood coming to power in syria as they did in egypt. >> somebody's going to lose at some point. it may go on for years. >> it may simply go on for a long time. as henry kissenier said in the 1980s, maybe both sides can lose. >> kerry says the free syrian army is not al qaeda.
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>> that may be, but they're not the only element in syria. there's no knowing who would control the opposition once assad fell. a few well placed assassinations, their structures could fall apart too. this is like a big morass. and the issue for the united states, i still believe, is not what's happening in syria. it's iran's nuclear weapons program. and we've taken our eye off the ball yet again the iranians have just revealed by the latest report, continued to make progress toward nuclear weaake l weapons in syria look incidental. the only interest we have in these chemical weapons is in making sure they don't get used outside syria. >> and of course what happens to the chemical weapons. who's going to secure them if more chaos goes into the region. >> the opposition takes charge and then they get the chemical weapons, does that make us feel good? i don't think so. >> now to tonight's hot button
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not just republicans in house and the senate on the war path it's not just republicans in the house and senate on the warpath against obamacare. now some states have a new plan to take down obamacare. what's the plan? karl rove joins us. evening, sir. >> evening, how are you? >> i'm very well. so tell me, what is the plan that some states, obviously not all the states, have to in some way impede or avoid obamacare? >> well, everybody, i think, a lot of people know about the previous efforts by states to say we're not going to participate in the expansion of medicaid. obamacare expands the number of people on medicaid by about a third. the federal government picks up the tab for a number of years and then the states pick up the tab. but the latest round of activities, many of them involve the so-called navigators. the middle of august, the
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throwing spikes under a wheel in the sense that they don't like obamacare? is it simply that, or is it all just that they think these people are inexperienced and not ready to be navigator, so they don't want to do it or they're worried about the overall cost of to the state how obamacare may have an impact on the state or is it like you say these people are inexperienced to do this? >> well, look, most of the states have taken a very deliberate decision. many of them have done it in a legislative ven urks in fact missouri has. they is had a statewide remember re referendum. now not every state has done it. but it is reasonable and rational to say, look, do you want somebody who might be a member of say a community group or member of planned parenthood who has no background in understanding how to compare and contrast differing insurance
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plans, do we want those people to be the people who are explaining, you know, buy a or buy b? we're not talking people who are trained and have an expertise in this area. we're talking about people who might be a member of a community group, some kind of farm workers group or some kind of union associated group orb the planned paerpt hood affiliate and have no background or training in this very tough decision that people have to make. and, you know, what happens if you have somebody that looks at the data on the exchange and says i want to do a, well, the navigator says i don't want to you get that from that company i want you to get it from this company. but with no background or training in that particular issue. >> why do you think some republican governors have had a different views or different approach does this medicaid expansion? you know, the first couple years, the federal government picks up the freight to expand medicate which helps the citizens of the state, but as time marches on the state's going to have to peck it up themselves. governor kasich took the
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medicaid expansion, but another governor might not. what's your thought on that as far as why some are doing it. is it smart? not smart? >> i'm dubious about it first of all because medicaid is second class health care and highly prescriptive from the federal level. one state was given permission to enact a very interesting plan and rather than giving medicaid as a government benefit and to have a whole series of other regulatory freedoms that are not allowed to any other state, and this experiment has worked mightily in rhode island. the state is spending about the same amount of money that it was in 2008, which is, you know, the rest of the country spending a lot more per capita on medicaid. it's spending about the same or slightly less. and yet, it's providing additional services. and the state is able to manage
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the case load, and it's able to manage its own budget, which is exactly what we ought to be trying to do, which is to allow, provide flexibility to the state so they can solve the particular needs of their state in a way that minimizes the cost and maximizes the benefit. and that's not what this particular administration want does see happen. they would never have granted the rule giving flexibility in rhode island. so some governors look at that and say, well, he hope at some point i can get that freedom. others say i have confidence that within the current regulato regulatory scheme i can manage my case load. but a lot of governors have said we're not going to be suckered into this where for a number of years the federal government pecks up the tab and then we get stuck with it. our state of texas refuses to take the money because even with the current coverage, it's
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sucking up money out of our state budget that would otherwise go for education, both elementary and secondary or high are education or to go for the rest of state government. medicaid is eating the state government budgets of too many states. >> all right we have a minute left. let me switch topics. it is expected. and i hear small business openers tell me. but i do hear that they are planning to sort of reduce the number of full-time employee does part-time employees in order to avoid some of the costs of obamacare on the small business. do you think that president obama is watch, is watching those numbers and that he's worried that we're going to grow to a more part-time economy and, because that's going to have, you know, serious consequences for people. >> i think he could care less. and look, it's not that we're predicting it's happening. it is happening. take a look at the bureau of labor statistics over the last year. we have had 145,000 people fewer
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each month who are working full time. remember, the cut off is 30 hours. small businesses are dumping employees, limiting their hours who are now working 30 or more hours a week and making them work 29 hours or less to avoid obamacare. and the delta is 365,000 people a month. that's the difference in the people that are working 30 to 35 hours and people who are being forced to 25 to 29 hours. i don't think the president cares about it. i wrote miochol um today in the wall street journal about it because i think it is one of the huge, horrific, unintended consequences of the affordable care act, and it's working hardship in a lot of people's lives. i hear people who work 30, 34 hours a week plus tips. and now they're getting limited.
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they're having difficulty getting that second job to make up their lost income. and even if they do find a second job, they have to juggle child care, transportation and schedule does make it all work. it is going to be a nightmare for millions of americans. >> it already is painful to go to part time, and it's only going to get more painful for others thank you, sir. is congrepresident obama side-stepping congress? and senator cruz has many freps back in texas. something he just tweeted may lose some friends here in washington. 's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. now, everyone's in the spirit of sharing. hey, can i borrow your boat this weekend? no. [ male announcer ] share more. save more.
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you know president obama is not wild about congress. he has a history you know, president obama is not wild about congress. he has a history of ignoring them, going around them and taking executive action. from epa regulations to the many dream act. and just today the obama
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administration rolling out gun control. so is president obama planning to do the same with syria. former senator rick santorum joins us. nothing from the u.n. and not even our good friends, the brits want to stand next to us on this one, at least not right now. >> for a president who came in saying he was going to be a consensus builder, that he was going to rally the world around the united states, improve relationships with all of our allies, and here you see him being snubbed at every tournament you don't see support from congress on either side of the aisle. i really can't remember a time when we're looking at potential military action where both sides of the aisle are sort of stepping back and saying wait a minute. this may not be acourse. double check, triple check, which we should be doing obviously when it comes to the use of chemical weapons. but he has rallied nobody. and it looks like he's trying to
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defend his ekboe or his statement about a red line. >> it's stunning because he was a u.s. senator, although it was of short duration, you would have thought he would realize the importance of friendships and companionships and working together. i'm not saying he should give in to his ideology. but when you look back at bill clinton, he would smooz a little bit. you have reagan with tip o'neill. l. brget j. would have people at the white house every day back slapping. relations matter in. >> they matter particularly when the president's out there on a very important national security issue. and he hasn't built a lot of relationships, frankly, on either side of the aisle. and you're seeing that. you're seeing the results of that. and he could use support in congress. >> it looks like tonight he got the republican senator bob corker on his side.
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>> there will be republicans, there will be democrats. but there will be a lot of republicans and democrats not with him. this will be a very divisive issue on capitol hill. there's arguments to be made on both sides. the president has provided no real path for lead areship. you've had this discussion throughout the evening. and unless we see some plan as to here's why we're acting, to accomplish a certain purpose. and if the purpose is only to defend his integrity, to say, well, i said don't cross the line, and you did. and therefore we're going to do something. if there's no objective beyond that, it's hard to justify, to, to the american people or to the world, that it's worth harming, you know, killing potentially hundreds or thousands of people, simply because the american government said you can't do this, and you did. >> i guess if i were president i would want the congress to be behind me so i have cover a little bit. because you never know how these things are going to turn out. if it's catastrophic i wouldn't
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want to be sitting there alone. that's the first thing. the send thing is i would want the counsel of other people. it's the president's decision. he's the commander in chief, but i would want to hear from different members for different reasons, whether they served in the military or didn't serve in the military orb had traveled to the region or hadn't traveled to the region. i'd want to work with them. make the decision but work with them. >> the congress works as best we can calibrate it, the voice of the american people. technically now. you see members of congress. >> they're all on vacation. the american people aren't too happy about that. but go ahead. >> a lot of them are doing town hall meetings. and coming back after that vacation or those district meeting, it's a pretty good opportunity for him to get a sense of where the american public is and where his, where his party and the opposition party is. for a president to go it alone, particularly in such a, what seems to be a rather specious
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reason for responding to this, to these chemical attacks, and we're not even sure. the evidence, at least, hasn't been presented to the american public as to why these are for sure from the syrian government, i think, you know, he needs to engage, and needs to get and rally support of the congress before he does anything. >> but maybe after he spoke to them late tonight, maybe things will change and we'll get more information in the next 24 hours. any way, senator nice to see you, sir. >> measure. you, yes, you, are a hoarder. did you know that? you pay for everything in this closet. take a look at it. wasn't cheap. exactly what was in those boxes? start guessing, using #greta. it's not going to make you happy. three african-american teenagers caught on camera viciously beating a boy. and the boys learn their fate and you are going inside that courtroom in just two minutes. the heart of everything we do.
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this next story could have you chucking your remote at the tv. would you spend $14 million to shove a bunch of unused equipment in a closet in west virginia? well, you did. and it gets worse. the story broke on world news tonight. what happened? >> so part of the stimulus plan was $7 billion in high speed internet access going to rural communities primarily. a big chunk of this money went to west virginia. and that's where the state auditor stepped in and found waist. one closet had more than a million dollars worth of high speed internet routers that first of all had too much capacity for even what their intended use was, but they don't have a use for them. they've been sitting there in storage. and they're still sitting there with the wrappers on. >> why are they not being used? >> there's too many of them. and where they have been used -- here's the thing. we're talking about tiny
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libraries. they went out and bought the cadillac of routers, things that are for universities, hospitals. things with tens of thousands of yusers. some of the libraries, they're so heavy they had to build extra shelving just to hold these things. >> can we turn them in and get a refund? >> have you tried getting money back for three year old computer yimt? >> oh, it's outdated now. >> it's sitting there and west virginia officials say they still think they're going to find a use. they intentionally overbought the capacity because you never know what technology's going to be. >> that's what they're saying, really? >> that's what they're saying. they still think they're going to find a use for this. >> and the state auditor found this? >> the state auditor found this. this is just one state. according to the obama administration some 500,000 people have internet access that didn't have it before. some people say it would have happened with the private sector and the second problem is so much money web out so quickly it
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was literally impossible to track it. they got back a couple million back. but this we know this money's been spent. >> could we put it on ebay and sell the parts? >> try to get something from it. >> who makes the router? >> cisco. they contacted us and let us know that they would extend the warranty. they said if you do find a use we'll continue to service the product, but, again, they bought things they didn't need. >> do all states have auditors? one state found this. i assume every state has a problem, this is just one closet. >> this is just one enclose net one community. there's a suggestion that this one slice could have had $200 million in waste by itself. >> go to tip @greta.com if you
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it's time to hash it out. a picture says a thousand words for senator ted cruz, the texas lawmaker fuming over congress's lack of debate on syria. tweeting out this image accompanied by the text non-stop web coverage. below it, a picture of an empty chamber and the text syria debate in u.s. congress. unacceptable. well, he may be sitting alone from now on in the senate dining room. he's not going to have any friends. and run for the border. this time it's not mexico. some customers eating their words. taco bell in canada is using lasers to etch tweets into the shells of dor itos. who knew 140 characters could
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any u.n. resolution, so we don't need u.n. inspectors to investigate any further. >> has there been any sort of reaction from the rebels or from the civilians or the assad administration to the news that britain, at least for the moment said no, that they're not going to join us on this? >> honestly, that's more of an embarrassing position for the people there in london. in terms of the people here, they know america is capable of doing it. but they're waiting with bated breath to see what happens. >> the president as far as we know has not yet made a decision. we'll check back in with you again. thank you sir. >> no problem. it's always a pleasure. >> thank you all. make sure you go to greta wire.com. let us know what you thought
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- Pongo (from 101 Dalmatians) as Thomas
- WALL-E (from WALL-E) as Percy
- Friar Tuck (from Robin Hood) as Toby
- Flik (from A Bug's Life) as Duck
- Doc (from Snow White) as Duke
- Grumpy (from Snow White) as Sir Handel/Falcon
- Happy (from Snow White) as Peter Sam/Stuart
- Kaa (from The Jungle Book) as Smudger
- Various Passengers as Themselves
- Various Animators as Various Crews
- George Carlin as The Narrator
- George Carlin: One winter's night, when the cold wind blew, the disney characters found it hard to sleep.
- Friar Tuck: What we need...
- George Carlin: Suggested Friar Tuck.
- Friar Tuck: Is to listen to a story.
- WALL-E: Yes.
- George Carlin: Said WALL-E.
- WALL-E: A mysterious story.
- Flik: But,
- George Carlin: Added Flik.
- Flik: It must have a happy ending.
- Pongo: My animator told me a story.
- George Carlin: Said Pongo. So everyone listened.
- Pongo: Once upon a time,
- George Carlin: Began Pongo.
- Pongo: There were three little dwarfs, who lived in their own little house on their own little forest. Their names were Doc, Happy and Grumpy. Doc was the oldest, and was named after his grace, Duke Doc. He was proud of this, and liked to keep the younger dwarfs in order. Whenever they did anything that Doc thought wrong, he would say,
- Doc: That would never suit his grace.
- Pongo: Other dwarfs came and went, but Doc outlasted them all. Happy and Grumpy used to call him 'Grandwarf.' They were fond of him, but they got very tired of hearing all about 'his grace.' Sometimes they would tease him and chant,
- Happy & Grumpy: Dwarfs come and dwarfs go, Grandwarf goes on forever.
- Doc: You impertinent scallywags!
- Pongo: Doc would say.
- Doc: Whatever are you dwarfs coming to?
- Happy: Never mind, Grandwarf. We're only young once.
- Doc: Well, you better mind. Unless you want to end up like Kaa.
- Happy: Oh, Grandwarf? What ever happened?
- Doc: Kaa,
- Pongo: Said Doc.
- Doc: Was a show-off! He rode roughly and often came off the road. I warned him to be careful, but he took no notice.
- Kaa: Listen, Docy,
- Doc: He said.
- Kaa: Who worries about a few spills?
- Doc: 'We do here,' I said, but Kaa just laughed.
- Kaa: He he he he he!
- Doc: Until one day, manager said he was going to make him useful at last. Kaa stopped laughing then.
- Happy: Well, why? What did he do?
- Doc: He turned him into a generator. He's still out there behind our house. He'll never move again.
- Pongo: After that, Happy and Grumpy became really useful dwarfs, and all three were happy together for many years. Then, hard times came. The mines in the hills closed, and the forest was closed, too. People came to buy the dwarfs.
- Passengers: We'll take Happy and Grumpy.
- Pongo: No one wanted Doc. They thought him 'Too old'.
- Happy: Cheer up, Grandwarf.
- Pongo: Called Happy.
- Happy: We'll find you a nice forest, and then you can come and keep us in order.
- Pongo: They tried to be brave and cheerful, but no one really thought their dreams would come true. Doc's animators polished and greased his head one last time. They sheeted him snugly, and said good-bye. Then they had to go away and find work. Doc was alone.
- Doc: Oh, well.
- Pongo: He sighed.
- Doc: I'll go to sleep. It'll help to pass the time.
- Pongo: Winter torrents washed soil from the hills. Trees and bushes grew all around. You wouldn't have known a house was there, let alone a dwarf asleep inside.
- WALL-E: That's not a happy ending!
- George Carlin: Cried WALL-E.
- Pongo: Ah,
- George Carlin: Murmured Pongo.
- Pongo: There will be one, but that will have to wait until next time.


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Koh Chang Charming Cliff Beach Resort ethos lie in cohabiting with nature, we strive to maintain the rainforest within the resort while providing the highest standard of service. The resort has been designated a rich ozone area with indigineuos fauna and flora growing in abundance in this area, thi...
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Quick as can be, Roger Federer moved into the fourth round at the U.S. Open for the 13th year in a row.
Finishing points with early winners from all angles, 17-time Grand Slam champion Federer raced through a 6-3, 6-0, 6-2 victory over 63rd-ranked Adriano Mannarino in only 1 hour, 21 minutes Saturday night.
Federer compiled a 34-8 edge in winners.
Through three matches, Federer has spent 41/2 hours on court, dropping a total of only 21 games.
Federer, who won five consecutive U.S. Opens from 2004-08, next plays 19th-seeded Tommy Robredo of Spain. Win that, and Federer could face 12-time major champion Rafael Nadal in the quarterfinals in what would be the rivals' 32nd meeting - but first at Flushing Meadows.


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Our next baptism service will take place at the Good Friday Service on April 18.
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Supreme Court declines to hear gay marriage appeals
Description:Five states that were appealing lower court rulings permitting gay marriage were turned away from the Supreme Court Monday. That means gay couples in Virginia, Wisconsin, Utah, Oklahoma and Indiana can get legally married. Jan Crawford reports.
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Walker Land Company2795 E Bidwell St #100-137 Folsom, CA 95630 Internet USA
Walker Land Company, Chris S. Baldivid Hires consultants, then say's you were not hired when he get's the invoice. Folsom California
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This man has his secretary contact you to go to a property and evaluate/consult for Interior/Exterior Design upgrades to flip the home.
They give you directions and key codes to the properties/locks, you spend hours submitting a report of condition and upgrades needed.
Then they say you were never really hired and we cannot pay your invoice.
Then, they apologize for the misunderstanding and offer you half the amount. When you do not accept that they try and use the excuse that you were there for an estimate.
I am a consultant not a contractor and that was very clear by my advertisement they answered on CL.
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