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U.S. national team coach Bob Bradley named his 24-man roster for the United States' friendly against Spain on Wednesday.
Pablo Mastroeni was the new name on the Spain roster, with all 17 European-based players who played against England also being recalled.
Here is the list:
GOALKEEPERS– Dominic Cervi (out of contract), Brad Guzan (Chivas USA), Tim Howard (Everton FC) ]
DEFENDERS– Carlos Bocanegra (out of contract), Dan Califf (FC Midtjylland), Steve Cherundolo (Hannover 96), Jay DeMerit (Watford FC), Frankie Hejduk (Columbus Crew), Oguchi Onyewu (Standard de Liege), Michael Orozco (San Luis), Heath Pearce (Hansa Rostock), Jonathan Spector (West Ham United)
MIDFIELDERS– Freddy Adu (SL Benfica), DaMarcus Beasley (Glasgow Rangers), Michael Bradley (SC Heerenveen), Ricardo Clark (Houston Dynamo), Maurice Edu (Toronto FC), Eddie Lewis (Derby County), Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado Rapids)
FORWARDS– Clint Dempsey (Fulham FC), Landon Donovan (Los Angeles Galaxy), Nate Jaqua (out of contract), Eddie Johnson (Fulham FC), Josh Wolff (out of contract)
So what do I see the starting lineup being vs. Spain? Here's one possibility:
USA Roster vs. Spain
If Donovan can't go then I think Bradley will have to consider sliding Beasley to the right and starting Eddie Lewis to the left wing, with Dempsey moving to forward.
I know the clamor continues for Freddy Adu but I just don't think he is seen as a 90-minute player for the national team just yet. He is a defensive liability and the team just isn't equipped to pick up that slack. While I would like to see Adu get a start in one of these three friendlies, I think Argentina might be the safer bet than Spain.
Now, if we do see Adu start, I think it would have to be in a 4-2-3-1 like this:
I would have absolutely no problem with this lineup, and probably prefer it to the above lineup, which is the lineup I think Bradley will use if everyone is healthy.
After Clark's less than stellar showing vs. England, I could see Bradley going with a veteran presence in Mastroeni.
As for the forwards, let me state it one more time. Kenny Cooper and Jozy Altidore were not called in because of MLS commitments as well as because of what will likely be busy national team/Olympic duty for both this summer. It would be great if they were called in but Bradley can't just ignore the fact that these guys have club games to play.
What do you think of the squad called by Bradley? What lineup would you start based on that roster? Share your thoughts below.
I think an argument can be made for…
Beasley Adu Dempsy
Edu Bradley
Spector Gooch Boca Dolo
By all accounts (I missed the England game because my job is hell), Beasley looked good, we need Donovan and Adu, Clark was bad (and Edu looks to be a rising star), Pearce was ok but Spector deserves a look. I know Donovan isn't a classic lone forward, but with his speed and first touch, he can go on goal or hold up and dish to Beaz/Deuce/Freddie and give time for Michael Bradley and Edu to transition and get into the attack.
I might also see starting Lewis at left back so he can get into the attack down that side.
If Spain is more technical, as everyone always describes them, then England then Bradley better start Adu. Clark and Wolff should not see the field.
Also his son better play better then he did vs. England. Because his tackling and touch were God awful vs. England.
Either way- we are going to get killed unless:
A: Spain is still laughing about our England performance and shows up flat.
B: we just out hustle them to earn a draw
jamin barnes
I've seen West Ham use Spector as a DM before. I think he would do a better job than Clark. Spain's speed is going to give the US real problems. We'll see how the back-line does against a world class striker.
@FK PIRIN – Agreed with everything you said, except your last paragraph. Josh Wolff is not good enough, period. Nate Jaqua is still young so maybe you are right there.
Bocanegra is technically "Out of Contract" also, but I haven't heard anyone saying he must be terrible. Still, Boca has definitely proved his quality, which is not something you can currently say of Jaqua.
There is potential for several US players to make good club moves this summer, but if that doesn't happen, this is the weakest player pool the US has had since the 2000.
How do we seriously plan to make noise in the World Cup when we call up players from the Austrian league? When our best option at left back is an occasional sub for a Bundesliga 2 side? Josh Wolff is still STARTING?
It gets even worse if you watched the Toulon tournament where our squad looked completely out of their league and could barely muster a few shots on goal a game.
If we are to begin advancing, the standard has got to be higher than this. With some of the 'established' players we have right now, I'd rather see Bradley take more chances, but I know thats a dream.
But my real concern is the clubs our players are at. The only outfield players on our team who are regular starters on squads in European leagues of a higher quality than MLS are Beasley, Dempsey, Cherundolo, Onyewu, and Bradley. And only Beasley is at a club of any high regard on the world stage. People, especially with the Altidore discussions are always complaining that young players 'dont go to a big club and sit on the bench'. Well…..our players aren't playing at small clubs either! Szetela? Feilhaber? Spector? Zizzo? Might as well get some of our players some of the stardust at big clubs if not playing time.
We always hear the tough talk from the Bradley/Nowak regime about 'recent form' and 'must be playing with their clubs' but truth is, they never seem to adhere to this rule except when it comes to holding back the most gifted young player in our ranks who still plays more at Benfica than other players Bradley caps regularly. One would hope that a pre-requisite for the US national would be regular appearances (at least every other game) for a top division team in America, Mexico, England, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Holland, Scotland, Portugal, or a team in a smaller league that qualifies for Europe.
But apparently, after all the work we've done, we're not even close.
Adu doesn't need to be a 90-minute player, he'll have more of an impact as a 65-70-minute player than what he is now, a 20-minute player. The kid will have more chances to create something from the get-go and through most of the match than just the feeble 20 minutes he has seen. What's the use of a having two defensive midfielders if you can't cover for a player like Adu?
It's tough to see Adu AND Alitdore starting vs. Argentina. The way Bradley does things, only one or none of those two will start.
That's too bad.
Here's hoping the Cooper-Altidore-Adu-Dempsey-Donovan-Bradley front six will develop enough together to do something in 2010.
Adu doesn't need to be a 90-minute player, he'll have more of an impact as a 65-70-minute player than what he is now, a 20-minute player. The kid will have more chances to create something from the get-go and through most of the match than just the feeble 20 minutes he has seen. What's the use of a having two defensive midfielders if you can't cover for a player like Adu?
It's tough to see Adu AND Alitdore starting vs. Argentina. The way Bradley does things, only one or none of those two will start.
That's too bad.
Here's hoping the Cooper-Altidore-Adu-Dempsey-Donovan-Bradley front six will develop enough together to do something in 2010.
Still waiting on a Altidore & Cooper Tandem they are the only promising guys we got playing the position. Hopefully we'll see them against the argies.
Ives: I *love* your proposed 4-2-3-1. I know many people have argued that Dempsey is not a true striker, but I think having Donovan and Adu on the field together is worth it, and may serve to create spaces that Dempsey can exploit. Adu, Beasley, and Donovan provide an awful lot of attacking speed and creativity. I think a friendly would be the perfect time for such an experiment. I do not want to see Wolf and Johnson up top again.
Anybody wonder if Bob Bradley is still "punishing" Kenny Cooper for his yellow card for celebrating his first career Natl. team goal vs. Denmark (January 2007)? I think he was subbed out after as well.
I just hope that when the Nats come back across the pond to play Argentina they don't do one of those "We're trying to look at some different players" B Teams. I understand looking at different players, but why not look at them with the people they'd be playing with if they were to make it onto the qualifying roster? Hopefully, on the return home, they have more otpions to choose from just not at the expense of being competitive.
Josh Wolfe sucks! Never call him up again. He is useless.
Hey Ives what do you think of something like this:
I think Dempsey needs to be given a chance to play CAM. He has the qualites so why not give him a go. I know Adu is not capable of starting but maybe try this formation out in the second half.
"What's the use of a having two defensive midfielders if you can't cover for a player like Adu?"
Exactly, Dominghosa.
Jon E
"hey! I play on an amature team, and of american nationality…how come I didnt get a call up??"
Because Freddy Adu is 1,000-10,000 times better than you. And he's substantially better than all but five to fifteen guys in the national team pool.
Lord knows there are better coaches than Bob Bradley, but it never fails to amaze me that people are indignant that he isn't calling up our world-class players. We don't have any world-class players. The guys who at this moment are the closest to that level are on the roster.
Jon E
"How do we seriously plan to make noise in the World Cup when we call up players from the Austrian league? ….
But apparently, after all the work we've done, we're not even close."
Do we seriously expect to "make noise"? Should we? I mean, I think we should go into 2010 with serious plans to get out of the group stages, and I don't think it's crazy to plan and hope for a quarterfinal appearance. But teams significantly better than us often don't make the quarters. So, no, we're not even close to being a realistic semifinals prospect in 2010. But we're closer than we were in 1998. And, really, we're closer than we were when the stars aligned in 2002, when we played great, overachieved, and still had to rely on South Korea as much as ourselves to get out of the group stage.
Could our progress have been faster since 2002? Sure. Could it have been fast enough to make us a short-odds contender to win 2010? I don't see how.
Based on watching just the England game, I would:
– Sit Wolf and R. Clark and replace them with on Donovan on offense and P. Mastroenni as the holding mid
– Sit Beas, Eddie, Pablo and 'dolo at halftime and bring on E. Lewis (for Beas), Adu (for Eddie), Edu (for Pablo) and one of the defenders (for 'dolo) at halftime
– For the last 15 minutes, bring on Jaqua and either Califf or DeMerritt to see what they can do.
I know Bradley wants to win, but not giving significant minutes to guys that you need to evaluate instead of guys that you already know (Wolff, Johnson, R. Clark, etc) is pointless. After England scored the 2nd goal, BB should have used up his subs. They took the foot off the gas and we should have seen if any of the subs could have made it a game again.
Color me frustrated!
El Maestro
Ives, are you sure you didn't accidentally post this on BigSoccer? The amount of handwringing and sky-is-falling posts in here is just pathetic.
Get some perspective, people! Bradley has to be extremely careful to manage not just a soccer team, but relationships with dozens of clubs, the press, numerous FAs, and then last, AND LEAST OF ALL RIGHT NOW, the fans. You.
Bradley doesn't give a flying frack what you all want, which is to put our A team out there at all costs and run them into the ground for, what? A chance at beating an elite team in a situation that has zero meaning in the grand scope of things? Get over it.
Bradley has one single mission: to qualify for WCQ '10. Everything he does with these three games is related to that. Do you think playing three games against vastly superior talent is going to do anything but help us against the technical disaster that is CONCACAF (besides Mexico)? After losing these three, we will annhilate Barbados, and then we will be off to the next round well prepared to DOMINATE.
I am against both line up of yours because I rather see Jaqua and EJ up top. They are true strikers unlike Dempsey and Donovan. Yes Donovan is killing it in striker position for LA Galaxy. My thoughts are that he is doing it in MLS and the US midfield is not going to give services like he receives from Beckham. So let Donovan run the midfield and let him create oppurtunities for our real strikers. Also 3-5-2 should be used by Bob I just do not see why he has not applied it yet with this team.
For once I would like to see the lineup and go, man, we have a chance tonight.
It has been a long time. (See WC2002 and multiple Mexico games)
Ok, I'm convienced now that Josh Wolff has nake pictures of Coach Bradley or something. Why the hell else will this scrub be in the US Team!?!?!?!? Either that or Bradley has sick sense of humor.
Yeah, the Wolff thing is absolutely perplexing.
If I'm in charge, which would be after a dark day for soccer in this country, heres my first choice eleven at the moment.
Yes, that's Feilhaber in there. If Josh Wolff and Heath Pearce can make it in, why not Feilhaber, who's a better player that both of them. Get him some playing time at some level because we need help in CM right now. Bradley is doing great in Europe but people who are saying he should play attacking midfield obviously do not understand the nature of why he scored 3 zillion goals this year. Bradley might have a talent for late-run tap ins and serve as a decent ballwinner, but his possession and passing skills pale in comparison to Reyna, O'Brien, and Feilhaber.
BB is BA(Arena) all over again….no imagination and a preference for pet players who haven't done squat and are fat cats…no wonder Rossi wants to play for Italy!!
If we're going to lose to England, Spain and Argentina lets go down with all guns blazing away!! Let the young guys play with hunger and passion!!!
With a young Donovan and DMB in 2002, the USMNT played fearlessly in the World Cup!
The line-up that I wanna see:
GK-Howard, Guzan, Seitz
Starting Back line: Spector, DeMerit, Orozco (the rising star…)and Pearce
Subs Back line: Dolo, Parkhurst, Gooch (too slow, but… ) and Subotic (give him a shot!!!)
Starting midfield: DMB, Bradley, Donovan, and Freddy
Subs midfield: Edu, Rogers, Klestjan, Holden
Starting forwards: Jozy, Dempsey
Forward subs: Cooper, Davies
Other options: Bornstein, Cervi, Renken, Flores, Alvarez, Zizzo, Feilhaber (when he gets his head straightened out)
Coach: Klinsmann, Quieroz, Hiddink….anyone else but BB and Nowak!!!
let's all take a minute to send a great big middle finger to mr. rossi. i'm sure being on the fringes of the italian squad is just SO MUCH better than leading the line for a top 20 national team, jackasss
Okay, aren't there any other available forwards Bob Bradley can call in? Josh Wolfe and Eddie Johnson sucked against England! How many chances does Eddie Johnson get? He's just not that good. I don't understand why he's still getting so many chances. If the idea behind these games (England, Spain, Argentina) was to test the men's team against top talent than why not bring in our best forwards and see if they can score against these teams. Not bringing in our best players for these games is the same STUPID thing Bob Bradley and the U.S. Soccer Federation did in Copa America which is to put out a team with no real hopes of winning. Welcome to America where soccer takes a back seat to the dollar and lining the U.S.S.F's pockets.
You know what, I don't blame Bob Bradley. I like the guy and what he has brought to the table. I feel no matter what team of Americans he would've fielded we still would've lost. That midfield England fielded, premier.
One knock I do have though is that we, the U.S. national team, need to start fielding players that are playing and producing in their respective leagues and stop giving players a spot because they have been around. I think that would yield the best results.
To start, why not let Jimmy Conrad play as a wide back? He scores beautiful goals on set pieces and plays solid defense. And Twellman, hear me out now, has produced the most goals over since 2002 than other other American striker has in their league. I just think we need to get him more minutes with the national team when he is healthy; it seems like the only chances he is given is when he is recovering from an injury or is ailing from an injury. I think he is a great aerial threat, maybe shades of McBride. After all, he is much better of an option than Wolff or Eddie Johnson.
Those ar just a couple things that run across my mind……here is a tweaked roster from a couple days ago that I would love to see.
GK: Howard
D: Conrad, Bocanegra, Onyewu, Pearce
M: Adu, Donovan, Bradley, Beasley
F: Dempsey, Twellman
GK: Guzan
D: Spector, Cherundolo, Demerit
M: Lewis, Edu, Mastroeni
F: Altidore, Cooper
But to make a lineup out of the current squad Bob has recalled, I would have to go with Ives second lineup…
The only possible change I would make is maybe starting Spector instead of Cherundolo, all depending on how they do in practice.
Brett, not that you'll even see this, but the problem is that I DON'T agree with you.
I expect us to compete against these teams, not to win. This is not expecting the improbable. That 2-0 loss to England could have been respectable, but it was a joke. I think you you get what I'm aiming at you'd agree.
I don't expect these wins…but as a selfish fan I expect us to at the very least play to win. And to be honest I love Bradley as coach. But I cannot stand the fact that he half-asses some of the biggest games we've seen in YEARS, for no real reason (given the European season is over). My contention isn't that we SHOULD win, only that we should TRY to, and we don't, that's the bottom line.
Lloyd, first of all you are an idiot. Second of all since you have no idea how this game works, clubs and international teams try oh-so-hard to work together as much as possible. In this country we are extremely lucky, as it almost always works out without menace. You are obviously a genius, so you must think the constant club vs. country rows in Europe are fake. You obtuse fool. Wake up.
All the people saying how Adu is basically Jesus.
Guys, he is young and not playing regular football. He is better than any youth international this country has, hence his dominance in all those games.
But you guys must be blind…he is not even close to being our best left mid, center attacking mid, or striker. And CAM is his true position. The fact that people are claiming at his age, as a benchwarmer in PORTUGAL of all places, that he is some kind of superstud is ridiculous.
Wake up…he is slowly but surely fulfilling his potential. He has had enough of people rushing him to the limelight in his life. Don't start doing it with the national team too. He should keep getting callups for experience but for anyone to even come close to suggesting he is one of our best 10-15 players right now just shows how ignorant posters on this blog are.
Honestly, the more popular it gets, the less quality comments we see, and the amount of keyboard diahrrea in comments has exploded. Sometimes I wonder how such stupid people can even confidently comment.
I think hejduk is a decent player, but why is he here? Marvell Wynne, Jose Burciaga Jr., Jonathan Bornstein and michael parkhurst are all younger defenders who need national team experience, even if its just to train for a few days and be a part of the team. I would also say the same thing for older guys like Eddie Lewis and pablo mastroeni, why are players like Robbie Rogers, Arturo Alvarez, Eddie Gaven, sacha klesjtan and especially Kyle Beckerman not being given a chance. I understand its a long flight and its a pain for the MLS teams. I hope some of these guys are included for the Argentina game.
kpugs- eek gad we both agree??
id love to compete with these teams as well, but our depth of talent just arent up to par…. England's squad are ALL on their off season, MLS ha players playing all year in several different leagues…
we cannot always field our A-squad, therefore Bradley has to pick which games are most impt to do that… games against Mexioc and WCQ are the only ones right now… should Cooper and Jozy have been included?? i would have loved to see that combo…. i wonder what difference LD would have made allowing Demspey to push back up top (or keep him at right and put LD up top)…
these are meaningless friendlies, and while id love to compete and possibly win all of them, its not feasible with how dispersed our team is…
i agree with El Maestro that Bradley is looking to one thing… preparing us for making the world cup…. and having a large pool of players with experience who can come in and make the difference is MUCH MUCH better then what Arena used to do… Bruce used to keep the same starting XI with FEW changes… this caused a problem when someone got injured…
also with the U23's coming us, we didnt need to include players such as Jozy and Rogers…. players who will be making an impact in 2010…. its all preperation
–Beasley– –Dempsey–
–Spector– –Cherundolo–
This is a line up i like and one that is very possible. Adu-good touch nice passer paired with donovan-quick(very quick) great finish. and of course Beasley with some Beastly crosses. IF his injuries dont hold him up…
ooops….that look a bit weirder when i posted it….just push spector cherundolo and Beasley Dempsey to the out side a little and you'll get the idea
Gotta get some creativity in the midfield. Not a fan of heath pearce, he played pretty poorly against england (although who didn't?). I'd love to see a 4-1-2-1-2 system. Sitting back with two defensive mids against teams like spain just won't work… unless john terry decides to become a US citizen in the next couple days.


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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — Seemingly ageless at 90, Hazel Robinson still keeps up a Facebook page. The beloved founder of Montford Park Players still holds a seat on the board overseeing the theater she and her late husband John began in the summer of 1973. And she remains chairwoman emerita of the company, still much devoted to the works of Shakespeare and to Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," presented by the theater each year.
So what has changed?
Robinson gave up cigarettes a decade ago – and that's about it.
"I had been diagnosed with lung cancer and I thought I had better quit," she said earlier this month while sitting in her big 19th century Victorian home in Asheville's Montford neighborhood that she shares with her daughter Margaret. "Now I'm vaping (with an electronic cigarette) but not inhaling."
The first lady of theater in a city that values the performing arts, Robinson gave many locals their first shots at working on and off stage. They include Deborah Austin, whose connection to Robinson goes back decades. At age 11, she and her brother found shelter from a rain by dashing into Asheville Community Theater, where Robinson was working as technical director.
"We walked into the scene shop and Hazel put me to work upholstering," Austin remembered. "I had never upholstered in my life, but Hazel said 'Of course you can, dear,' " And that more or less led to Austin's own career in theater, which she continues today.
Robinson "began a theater that has been a training ground," Austin said. "She knows what she wants. The text is holy. She would make minor changes (in the words of Shakespeare or Dickens) but has been very careful to leave the number of syllables the same, so they would have the same rhythm."
Her contribution to the arts in Asheville has been huge, said John Russell, managing director of the Montford Park Players. "She has had influence on so many theater people," he said. "Her hands-on management in the early days was critical to the theater's success."
Yet, as Robinson remembers it, if not for three strawberry daiquiris at a holiday party, the Montford Park Players might have never been born. She and John had been to Minneapolis and were much impressed by an outdoor Shakespeare theater there.
"I had never seen anyone do that," she said. At a New Year's Eve party at the home of Asheville gallery owner John Cram, a stranger asked her about it.
"He gave me his name, and I forgot it, and haven't seen him since," Robinson said. "He said ' I hear you want to do Shakespeare in the park,' and I said no. I wouldn't even know how to start." But the man made an introduction to Ray Kisiah, then the director of Asheville Parks and Recreation, who gave the go-ahead and the Montford Park Players did their first show "As You Like It," in the Montford Park, not far from where the Robinsons were living.
The park was packed all summer for the free show. Robinson filled the cast "with all the people I knew," she said.
The Montford Park Players remained at the park until 1983, when it moved to a new city amphitheater nearby, since renamed in Robinson's honor. The outdoor shows were always free, thus introducing the Bard to many who might have never have experienced his work.
"When Montford started, the studying of Shakespeare was very limited," said Austin. "And then there were so many young people working in a Shakespeare play, that it became an introduction" to his works, Austin said. Later, the theater added a ticketed indoor holiday production of "A Christmas Carol" to its repertoire as a way to fund the Shakespeare shows.
There were countless donations by many in the audience.
"You didn't need a huge bankroll or a building of your own," she said. "We thought that we'd try it for one season, and if it didn't work out, we didn't have to go on." But the company has becoming one of Asheville's most enduring theater groups and has expanded its lineup to include a fall and winter season at the historic downtown Masonic Temple.
A lifelong theater fan, Robinson was born in Mississippi but spent her childhood moving with her family around Western North Carolina. It was in grade school that she saw the Shakespeare work that she calls "the Scottish play," careful not to use the name "Macbeth," keeping with theater tradition.
As a young woman, she attended the then-named East Carolina's Teachers College in Greenville in eastern North Carolina. It was then that her desire to do theater powered up, and transferring to UNC Chapel Hill, she was active in the school's legendary Playmakers company.
After school, life took her in many directions, including marriage to a poet that ended in divorce, but she met John Robinson, an accountant, and they eventually moved back to Asheville in 1957. They raised four children – Margaret, Joe, Johnny and Kenneth.
Robinson took her youngsters to try out for the Tanglewood Children's Theater, "which was new, and everyone was turning out for it," she said.
As she was leaving, someone convinced her to stay and "help out backstage, and that was that,' she said. Later, she joined Asheville Community Theater "doing whatever that needed doing," then was hired as technical director for $100 a month "and they gave me another $100 to put on the show," she said.
Robinson worked at ACT from "1963 or 1964 until 1972′" and a year later started the Montford Park Players.
She and John managed to raise their children while putting on shows each summer and Christmas. She never learned to drive and her husband took her everywhere they went.
"There would have been no Montford Park Players without John," Austin said. "He was the support who gave her the time to do it. He would do a roll if there was no one else to do it. He was the foundation. It was a strong and loving marriage." He died last July at the age of 91.
Robinson continued to direct Shakespeare and Dickens for decades, occasionally slipping into an acting role, such as the starring character in "Driving Miss Daisy" and the role of the housekeeper in "My Fair Lady," for Asheville Community Theater.
She directed her last production of "A Christmas Carol" in 2012 but would return to the stage if needed and asked, she said. But she would want to do the shows as they were written, not new variations which have become more commonplace in recent years. "I am a classicist," she said.
For now, it's back to life in Montford. As Robinson concluded an interview, she stood from her chair, leaving behind a little plastic figure of Shakespeare sitting on a table and heading out the door to her front yard, talking about what she wants to do next with her property.
"I can go on for a while at a given thing," she said.
Information from: The Asheville Citizen-Times, http://www.citizen-times.com

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Bremen, Aug 31: Arsenal winger Serge Gnabry has officially joined Bundesliga side Werder Bremen for €5 million on four-year deal.
Gnabry, 21, was promoted to the Arsenal senior side in 2012. Since then the youngster has played just 21 games for the club scoring just 1 goal. Last summer he was sent on loan to fellow English Premier League side West Bromwich Albion.
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Presentation from Dr. Peter deFur, Environmental Stewardship ConceptsSubmitted by CAGAdmin on Wed, 06/22/2016 - 14:19
Dr. Peter deFur, technical consultant providing review of the Superfund Proposed Plan for the Portland Harbor Community Advisory Group, at a public forum on Tuesday, June 21st, presented what he sees as issues for the community to pay particular attention to, in our review and for comments to the EPA. Attached is the PowerPoint presentation from Dr. deFur.
Issues of concern in the initial ESC analysis of FS and Proposed Plan, including elements from the 2015 Proposed Plan. 6-21-2016
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By Dirk VanderHart in the Portland Mercury:
A sewer runs through it: The Willamette River in the 21st centurySubmitted by CAGAdmin on Tue, 06/14/2016 - 03:10
Article by Stephen Quirke published in Street Roots:
The Willamette waterfront is many things to many people – a place to sleep, a food source, a wildlife habitat, a place to swim and for others, a place to dump industrial waste.
An Oregonian report from 1906 called the river a "common sewer for the entire valley," and after a state official reported typhoid germs in the river that year, the Oregonian suggested that readers should "cultivate the gentle art of keeping their mouths closed while in the water." In 1885, the city of Portland formed a committee to find water less polluted by sewers and pulp and paper mills, and by 1895 the first water from Bull Run was flowing into the city.
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The Portland City Council today passed the first reading of an agreement to ensure that the city-owned Swan Island boat ramp continues providing service to recreational boaters. The agreement transfers ownership of the boat ramp from the Bureau of Environmental Services to Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R).
EPA releases proposed plan for Portland HarborSubmitted by CAGAdmin on Wed, 06/08/2016 - 23:15
The US EPA Released the following statement, with the Proposed Plan for Cleanup of the Portland Harbor:
Proposed EPA Cleanup Plan will make Portland Harbor safer and healthier for all
Portland Harbor Community Advisory Group Newslettere - June 2016Submitted by CAGAdmin on Fri, 06/03/2016 - 13:02
PUBLIC FORUM - The EPA Proposed Plan Explained June 21, 2016Submitted by CAGAdmin on Wed, 06/01/2016 - 00:20
Willamette Superfund milestone and event:
On June 8, 2016, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will release its Proposed Plan to clean up the 12 miles of the Willamette River followed by 60-day Public Comment Period that will be the main opportunity for public involvement in the entire process.
Portland Harbor Community Advisory Group (PHCAG) is hosting a
PUBLIC FORUM - The EPA Proposed Plan Explained
June 21, 2016, 7pm to 9pm
Harriet Tubman School, 2231 N. Flint (near Emanuel Hospital)
Proposed Plan to be Released June 8thSubmitted by CAGAdmin on Fri, 05/27/2016 - 18:42
Noticed from the EPA 5/27:
"The EPA will publicly release the Portland Harbor Feasibility Study and Proposed Plan on Wednesday, June 8. A media availability will be held that day, featuring Regional Administrator Dennis McLerran and Regional Superfund Remedial Cleanup Program Manager, Cami Grandinetti, at EPA's Portland office (805 SW Broadway, Suite 500, Portland OR 97205). A photo/video availability will follow at a downtown riverside location. More details on the availability will follow on Monday, June 6. The public comment period will officially begin on Thursday, June 9 and end on Monday, August 8. We look forward to speaking with you on June 8th."
EPA will also be announcing a schedule of public hearings to be held during the Public Comment Period.
Various community groups will be hosting forums about the Proposed Plan to encourage participation, and to encourage members of the public to provide their comments to EPA.
The Portland Harbor Community Advisory Group (CAG) has a forum scheduled for June 21st, 7pm, at the Harriet Tubman Middle School, at which Peter deFur, technical adviser for the CAG will provide a report on his review of the Proposed Plan.
Reported elsewhere:
Our river. Your pollution, by Allan ClassenSubmitted by CAGAdmin on Mon, 05/09/2016 - 12:07
Editorial published in the Northwest Examiner, May 2016:
Steve Duin: Fishing for answers in the Portland harborSubmitted by CAGAdmin on Thu, 04/21/2016 - 11:39
by Steve Duin in The Oregonian
For as long as I can remember – heck, since Hillary Clinton last lived in the White House – the wrangling over the cleanup of the Portland harbor has been as infuriating and intractable as a rush-hour rendezvous with the Ross Island Bridge.
"The public is going to have 60 days to read this document and absorb it," Sallinger notes. "The Environmental Protection Agency and potential responsible parties have had 16 years to discuss and negotiate and haggle over the process."
Fishermen, kayakers, shipbuilders, ratepayers, provocateurs, gather round: At long last, the Environmental Protection Agency is asking what you want.
Will your comment, your questions, your passion count for anything?
A lot more than your silence will.


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Makes 20 cupcakes
*85g soft unsalted butter
*250g Fairtrade light brown sugar
*165g Divine 38% Milk Chocolate Baking Bar, melted
*4 eggs
*250g self-raising flour
*100ml whole milk
*250g Divine 38% Milk Chocolate Baking Bar, melted
*250g soft unsalted butter
*600g Fairtrade icing sugar
*50ml double cream
To make the cupcakes
1 Preheat your oven to 160°C and line your cupcake cases with the paper liners.
2 Cream the butter and sugar together using a hand held whisk or stand mixer until light and fluffy.
3 Add the melted chocolate to the sugar and butter mixture and combine.
4 Gradually incorporate the eggs one at a time, mixing slowly.
5 Add the flour and the milk and beat until the mixture is smooth.
6 Using a spatula, fold the batter a few times in the bowl to reduce the amount of air in the mixture.
7 Spoon the batter into the cupcake cases until they are half full.
8 Bake for 18-20 minutes or until a skewer inserted into the middle of a cupcake comes out clean.
9 Leave the cupcakes to cool in the tin for a couple of minutes before moving to a cooling rack to cool down fully.
To make the buttercream frosting
1 Melt the milk chocolate in the microwave in short bursts, ensuring you don't overcook or burn the chocolate. Set aside to cool slightly.
2 Once cooled, add the softened butter, icing sugar and cream, beating with a handheld electric beater or stand mixer until smooth.
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2 Remove from the wrapper and place on a piece of kitchen paper, then microwave 1 minute on medium, turning the chocolate every 10 seconds. The bar should feel warm, but not melted.
3 Place on a board flat side up and with a sharp, long knife, place the blade at an angle on to the chocolate and carefully pull the blade towards you to form a thin curl of chocolate. Turn the bar after each curl.
4 If the curls are brittle, warm the chocolate as before for a few seconds. Place on a plate and chill the curls before using to decorate your cake.


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The Prayers and Poems of Helen Steiner Rice
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Oktober 2004
BeschreibungThis beautifully crafted edition offers the first, largest, and most complete collection ever of Steiner Rice's poems, with nearly 400 original poems--16 of them rare and previously uncollected--and one never-before-published prayer discovered in the Helen Steiner Rice Foundation archives.
PortraitFrom the 1920s and beyond her death in 1981, Helen Steiner Rice was and is an unofficial poet laureate of hope and optimism. Her books have sold more than seven million copies and comforted nations through some of history's darkest moments. There probably isn't one American family today that hasn't received or sent a greeting card featuring Rice's work, and her writings continue to inspire a new generation on-line, in gift books, and through note cards. Virginia J. Ruehlmann of Cincinnati, Ohio, continues the legacy of her friend through the Helen Steiner Rice Foundation. Mrs. Ruehlmann has compiled more than fifty volumes of Mrs. Rice's inspirational verse and poetry, including An Instrument of Your Peace: A Tribute to the Prayer of Saint Francis of Assisi and Awake My Soul and Sing: Poems Inspired by Favorite Hymns.
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Verlag: Baker Publishing Group
Erscheinungsdatum: Oktober 2004
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Bill Murray
William James "Bill" Murray (born September 21, 1950) was born and raised in Wilmette, Illinois. He is the fifth of nine children born to Lucille (née Collins) and Edward Joseph Murray II. Murray got his start at The Second City in Chicago and in 1974 he moved to New York City and was recruited by John Belushi as a featured player on The National Lampoon Radio Hour along with Dan Ayroyd, and Gilda Radner. He was a member of the cast of Saturday Night Live from 1977-1980. He earned an Emmy Award and later went on to star in comedy films, including Meatballs (1979), Caddyshack(1980), Stripes (1981), Ghostbusters (1984), What About Bob? (1991), and Groundhog Day (1993). Murray garnered additional critical acclaim later in his career, starring in many other films, including Lost in Translation (2003), which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. Beginning with his roots at Second City, then later on Saturday Night Live, he was part of a group of pioneers who ushered in a new, frenetic type of sketch comedy fueled by improvisation.
Martin Sheen
Ramón Antonio Gerardo Estévez (born August 3, 1940), better known by his stage name Martin Sheen, is an American actor who achieved fame with roles in the films Badlands (1973), Apocalypse Now (1979), The Departed (2006), and The Amazing Spider-Man (2012). He also starred on television as President Josiah Bartlet in The West Wing (1999-2006.) Sheen was born in Dayton, Ohio, the son of Mary-Ann (née Phelan; 1903-1951) and Francisco Estévez Martinez (1898-1974). Both of Sheen's parents were immigrants, his father from Parderrubias, Galicia, Spain; and his mother from Borrisokane, County Tipperary, Ireland. It is alleged that he adopted his stage name, Martin Sheen, from a combination of the CBS casting director, Robert Dale Martin, who gave him his first big break, and the televangelist archbishop, Fulton J. Sheen. A lifelong advocate of social justice, Sheen was awarded the Laetare Medal, the highest honor bestowed on American Catholics, from the University of Notre Dame; he received an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters, honoris causa for his work on social and Catholic issues from Marquette University and in 2011 he was awarded an honorary life membership in the Law Society of University College Dublin.
Business & Industry
John Fitzpatrick
John Fitzpatrick is the president of the Fitzpatrick Hotel Group, North America, which owns and operates boutique hotels in Manhattan. He attended the prestigious hotel management course at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and then, after honing his skills with two major hotel organizations in Chicago, John returned to Ireland to work at family hotels in Dublin and Bunratty. He opened his first New York hotel in 1991. He is on the boards of both the American Ireland Fund and the Ireland-US Council. He is the recipient of the prestigious Ellis Island Medal of Honor and was recognized for his contributions to the peace process in Northern Ireland by being invested with an honorary OBE by Her Majesty the Queen. In 2011, Fitzpatrick was the recipient of an honorary Doctorate of Science and Economics from Queen's University in Belfast. He was born in Dublin, was educatedin the United States and moved to the U.S. permanently in 1991. He became a U.S. citizen in approximately 2006.
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Audie Murphy
Audie Leon Murphy (June 20,1925 - May 28, 1971) was born to sharecroppers near the community of Kingston in Hunt County, Texas. His parents, Emmett Barry Murphy and Jose Bell née Killian, were of Irish descent. After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Murphy rushed to a military recruiting station. After initially being turned down for service due to his size (5' 5", 110 lbs), Murphy became the most decorated American soldier of World War II. He received the Medal of Honor, the U.S. military's highest award for valor, along with 32 additional U.S. and foreign medals and citations, including five from France and one from Belgium. LIFE magazine honored Murphy by putting him on the cover of its July 16, 1945 issue. That photograph inspired actor James Cagney to call Murphy and invite him to Hollywood to begin an acting career. Murphy's successful movie career included To Hell and Back (1955), based on his autobiography of the same title (1949). He starred in 39 Hollywood films. He died in a plane crash in 1971 and was interred, with full military honors, in Arlington National Cemetery.
Maureen Connolly
Maureen Catherine Connolly(September 17, 1934 - June 21, 1969), known as "Little Mo", was an American tennis player. Her tennis career began at the age of 10 and at age 14, she won 56 consecutive matches and the following year became the youngest ever to win the U.S. national championship for girls 18 and under. In 1951, she won the U.S. Championships, and at just 16 years old she was the youngest ever to win America's most prestigious tennis tournament. Connolly successfully defended her U.S. title and won Wimbledon in 1952. For the 1953 season, she entered all four Grand Slam tournaments: the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the U.S. Open. Winning all four titles, she became the first woman, and only the second person, to win the world's four major tournaments in the same year, commonly known as the "Grand Slam." On July 20, 1954, she was involved in a horseback riding accident which crushed her right leg, ending her tennis career at age 19. In June 1955, Connolly married Norman Brinker; they had two daughters, Cindy and Brenda. She and her husband established the "Maureen Connolly Brinker Foundation" to promote junior tennis. In 1966 Connolly Brinker was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, from which she died at age 34 in Dallas, Texas on June 21, 1969.
Fr. Mychal Judge
Fr. Michael Judge (May 11, 1933 - September 11, 2001) was a chaplain for the NYC Fire Deparment who gave his life during the 9/11 attacks. Robert Emmet (Mychal) Judge was the son of Irish Catholic immigrants from County Leitrim and grew up in Brooklyn, N.Y. during the Great Depression. In 1948, at the age of 15, Judge began the formation process to enter the Franciscan community. He completed his training and was ordained a Franciscan priest in 1961. Upon entering the Order of Friars Minor, he took the religious name of Michael, later changing the spelling to Mychal. In 1986, he was assigned to the monastery of St Francis of Assisi Church on West 31st Street, New York, where he lived and worked until his death in 2001. In 1992, Father Judge was appointed chaplain of the Fire Department of New York. Upon hearing the news that the World Trade Center had been hit, Father Judge rushed to the site. Judge administered the Last Rites to some lying on the streets, then entered the lobby of the World Trade Center North Tower, where an emergency command post was organized. When the South Tower collapsed at 9:59 am, debris went flying through the North Tower lobby, killing many inside, including Fr. Judge. He is listed as the first recorded casualty of the 9/11 attacks. Judge was well known in the city for ministering to the homeless, the hungry, recovering alcoholics, people with AIDS, the sick, injured, and grieving, immigrants, and those alienated by the Church and society.
Lawrence J. McCaffrey, Ph.D.
Lawrence McCaffrey is Professor Emeritus of History from Loyola University Chicago. His work includes an extraordinary production of writings, books, articles, short essays, and reviews about Irish and Irish American history. In 1976, he co-founded the American Conference on Irish Studies, a professional organization of academics with members from different countries. He received his B.A. from St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa, his M.A. from Indiana University, and his PhD from the University of Iowa. He received an Honorary Doctor of Literature from the National University of Ireland, Dublin in 1987. Professor McCaffrey's publications enlightened not only the Irish in America but also the Irish in Ireland as to the contribution of Irish America to American history. Born in Chicago to a father from Co. Cavan, Larry McCaffrey has given his life's work to the study of the Irish experience in America. He is a pioneering social historian of the journey of Irish American Catholics from their beginnings as an unskilled impoverished minority to the current status as an affluent, powerful and highly regarded group in American society. He is the author of numerous books and articles including "The Irish in Chicago," "Textures of Irish America" and "Ireland: From Colony to Nation State". And since its publication in 1976, "The Irish Catholic Diaspora in America" became the standard college and university text on the Irish-American story.
Mark and Scott Kelly
Scott Kelly (l) and Mark Kelly (r)
Mark and Scott Kelly were born in Orange, New Jersey on February 21, 1964 and are the sons Richard and Patricia Kelly, two retired police officers. They were and raised in West Orange, New Jersey and graduated from Mountain High School in 1982. The Kelly brothers are the only twins and only siblings to have both traveled in space. They most recently participated in NASA's Twins Study to determine how a year in space affects the human body. The Twins Study is comparing data from before, during and after astronaut Scott Kelly's one year mission in space with those of his identical twin brother, retired astronaut Mark, back on Earth
Mark Edward Kelly is a retired American astronaut and a U.S. Navy captain and a naval aviator who flew combat missions during the Gulf War. He was selected to become a NASA space shuttle pilot in 1996 and flew his first mission in 2001 as pilot of STS-108. Kelly's first trip into space was as pilot of STS-108. After several delays, Endeavour lifted off on December 5, 2001, on the final Shuttle mission of 2001. In July 2006 Kelly served as pilot for STS-121 Discovery, the second "Return to Flight" mission following the loss of Columbia in February 2003. STS-124 Discovery was Kelly's first mission as commander. He received a B.S. degree in marine engineering and nautical science from the United States Merchant Marine Academy graduating with highest honors in 1986. In 1994, he received an M.S. degree in aeronautical engineering from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School. Mark Kelly retired in October 2011. Kelly is married to former U.S. Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.
Scott Joseph Kelly is a retired American astronaut, engineer and a retired U.S. Navy Captain. A veteran of three previous missions, Kelly was selected in November 2012 for a special year-long mission to the International Space Station, which began in March 2015. He returned to Earth on March 1, 2016. He was commander of the International Space Station (ISS) Expedition 26. Kelly's first spaceflight was as pilot of Space Shuttle Discovery during STS-103 in December 1999. His second spaceflight was as mission commander of STS-118, a 12-day space shuttle mission to the International Space Station in August 2007. Kelly became a long-duration crewmember of ISS on October 9, 2010. He took over command of the station on November 25, 2010. Kelly received his commission via the Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) following graduation from the State University of New York Maritime College in May 1987 where he received a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering.He also holds a M.S. degree in Aviation Systems from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He was designated a Naval Aviator in July 1989. Kelly retired in April 2016.
2017 Hometown Hero
The Flood Brothers
We are proud to honor the Flood Brothers as our 2017 Hometown Heroes. Flood Brothers Disposal/Recycling Services was founded in 1930 with just one truck and one employee. There motto was "we have a trade that service made." Since then it has expanded to over 100 employees and serves the greater Chicago metropolitan area and has become a fully automated recycling center in addition to disposal services. The company is now run by the 5th generation of the Flood family.
Flood Brothers celebrates and encourages community involvement, investment and volunteerism. Their corporate giving and employee involvement support foundations, organizations and events that promote green initiatives and make a positive difference in the communities in which they serve. They support many non-profit academic, religious and social services organizations and their generosity is widely evident in the Irish community of Chicago as they have supported such organizations as the Irish American Heritage Center, Irish Fellowship Club of Chicago and others for many years.
For more biographical information on these and past inductees, nomination criteria or selection process and to order tickets to the
2016 Awards Gala, visit www.iahof.org.
The winners were voted in by a 100+ member national body of distinguished individuals representing academia, government, and Irish-affiliated organizations from around the United States.
Winners will be inducted into the Irish American Hall of Fame at an Awards Gala to be held:
Saturday, June 10, 2017
6:30 p.m. Cocktail Reception followed by Dinner and Program
The Erin Room
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The poor will need help to cope in a new world of higher oil prices
Sir: Consumers have benefited from low oil prices over the last decade, but record prices at the pump may be something that we will have to get used to. Even after this week's price hike, oil prices in real terms are lower than they were 25 years ago. Inevitably, a tight oil supply and a rising, but relatively inelastic, global demand raises new risks.
Although the world is different, we know what some of these risks look like. Out of the oil crisis in 1973/4, for example, came a series of innovations, from investment in renewables to fuel efficiency in cars. These are the same approaches that are now key to contemporary action on climate change.
Our concern is that if oil prices rise further, then a cold winter in the UK will spread illness and take the lives of people who are unable to warm their homes. The UK Government needs to draw up an emergency plan that can ensure not just that the poorest households have the money to heat their homes, but that insulation and efficiency programmes go further in making sure that their homes cost less to warm.
Sir: You report that "British motorists are spending an extra £7.5m a day on fuel" ("The oil crisis", 9 August).
The 2004 National Travel Survey found that around a quarter of all car journeys are under two miles: an easy personal way to ease the pain is to drive a bit less and walk a bit more. An increase in oil prices might enforce a bit of reality in transport planning, which until now has assumed an infinite supply of cheap fuel.
Sir: When I bought my first car in 1970 at the age of 17, petrol cost 30p per gallon and I earned 30p per hour in my Saturday job. This week I realised that the situation is exactly the same for my 17-year-old niece, except that the relevant figure is £4.
So when I was aggressively overtaken this morning by a five-litre SUV at full throttle, I wondered if $64 a barrel is really much too low. We seem to have learned very little in the intervening 35 years.
UN forgets the right not to be bombed
Sir: You quote Manfred Novak, the UN's special rapporteur on torture, as "damning" UK proposals to deport Islamic extremists and foreign terror suspects. The risk of torture - despite the UK obtaining assurances to the contrary - is, he opines, sufficient that such deportations are "absolutely prohibited under international human rights law".
As a Londoner who heard the Tavistock Square bus bomb, knows people on the underground where bombs went off and has twice had to walk home (mild, I know, compared with being blown up) I regard Mr Novak's statements as patronising, arrogant - indeed virtually beyond satire.
Would this man care to tell us Londoners what we are supposed to do with the Islamic extremists and terror suspects whose human rights he so assiduously protects (but not mine not to go in fear of being bombed)? We can't shut them up or stop them preaching hate or recruiting for terror operations in London. And Mr Novak says we can't deport them. Also, would he explain why the French are signed up to international human rights law yet frequently deport Islamic extremists?
Unless he has something constructive to say, let's have no more from Mr Novak.
Sir: The letters from Richard Newson and Alan Pillinger (10 August) complement each other perfectly. Of course we must seek to understand suicide bombers, just as we should seek to understand every human being we encounter. But as soon as we start talking as if their self-immolation somehow conferred a privileged entitlement to understanding, we are on the road that leads to justification, however much we may deny it.
Sir: Mr Blair told us that terrorists would not be allowed to change our way of life, but he has now changed the rules of his "game" by publishing new grounds for deportation and exclusion from our country.
These new grounds will include "advocating violence to further a person's beliefs or justifying or validating such violence". Does this mean that he will not allow George W Bush in again, and to where will he deport himself?
We need no civics lessons from the US
Sir: Having scored a hit on the sloppy thinking behind the concept of multiculturalism, Janet Daley (Opinion, 10 August) goes on to demonstrate the intellectual laziness of which she has accused her target group. Her nostrum for disaffection among young people from different ethnic groups is to adopt the US practice of allegiance to the flag and civics lessons in state schools. She implies that this has worked in the United States.
Really? In a country where potentially violent sects, from white supremacists to the black Nation of Louis Farrakhan, abound; where the outcome of national elections is largely determined by white voters because most African-Americans, and people, particularly young people, of hispanic and Asian origin don't even bother to vote; where, in many of its city districts, violent youth gang-culture dominates the streets, and the infant mortality rate amongst black families is as high as that in the poorest African countries?
I don't think that deprivation, discrimination and massively unequal life-chances are going to be straightened out by singing the national anthem every day and writing to your MP.
Sir: Janet Daley does well to highlight the benefits of US-style "civics" education. Britain is not a politically engaged nation; the current Government seems to dream up policy initiatives (super-casinos, ID cards, all-night drinking) in a vacuum, with little or no reference to the people.
I am sure that children would benefit from the experience of writing to their MPs and following legislation through Parliament. Giving young people, especially the poorest, a strong sense that Parliament exists to do their will would be a step towards curtailing the power of the political elite. Oh well, that won't happen then.
Argentina's peaceful nuclear programme
Sir: Your article "Iran agrees two-day uranium delay" (2 August) mistakenly presents the Argentine position on non-proliferation issues. Anne Penketh says in the article that "there are questions about Brazil and Argentina's intentions". In the map illustrating the article, Argentina appears listed among "countries in the NPT suspected of weapons development".
My country never pursued military purposes while developing its nuclear programme, which was purely designed for the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
For more than 20 years, Argentina has undertaken a series of actions whose common denominators have been the strengthening of integration with our neighbours, a ban on weapons of mass destruction and participation in the international arena in an effort to consolidate a safer and more stable world. The process of transparency, mutual trust and convergence of nuclear policies developed together with Brazil allowed us to establish a system of mutual safeguards over the nuclear installations and materials of both countries, with the Brazilian-Argentine Agency for Accounting and Control of Nuclear Materials (ABACC) as application authority.
My country has participated in the drafting process of the Model of Additional Protocol in the framework of the IAEA and favours its universalisation. This protocol perfects the regime and is a confidence-building measure for those countries where doubts persist about the peaceful nature of their nuclear programmes. It is our intention to move forward to the ratification of the protocol.
The five countries possessing nuclear weapons keep investing in their nuclear arsenals. Such double-standard policies play a key role in the current non-proliferation crisis in the Middle East and the Korean peninsula.
Still searching for the origins of species
Sir: The Darwinian propaganda machine is once again in full swing (letters, 9 August ) and is attempting to stifle any discussion by equating intelligent design with creationism.
Some agnostic biologists, like myself, are interested in this and other forms of teleology; we call this approach science. It seems that the evolutionists are convinced that they have found the last word on life, some of us however, doubt that they have the full answer, and so are still searching.
Sir: It is ironic that the US fundamentalist political right is so sceptical about the teaching of evolution in science lessons, when so many of its policies at home and abroad are based on Darwinian-like principles of "survival of the fittest". At home this is survival of the richest, abroad survival of the best-armed. In contrast, the New Testament emphasises the duties of care for one's neighbours, especially the needy, and of seeking peace.
Media scare about '24-hour drinking'
Sir: It is misleading of the Association of Chief Police Officers to say that the lively alcohol-fuelled revelry in Faliraki and Ibiza will happen in the UK under relaxed licensing laws. The situation abroad is different; people are there to have a blast for a couple of weeks - they are not going to sustain that level of partying for 52 weeks a year.
"Twenty-four-hour drinking" is an invention of the media; in reality no one wanted or expected it. People only have so much money and can only drink so much. They will drift home when they have had enough.
I am in favour of the new laws. Anyone who is out most Saturday nights and actually knows what goes on will welcome the removal of pressure to drink up before the 11pm closing time. The hours of opening will not make any difference to alcohol-related crime - the only way to stop that is to ban alcohol altogether.
Africa's roads to prosperity
Sir: Martin Juckes (letter 6 August) apparently expects Africa to do without roads. He must be indoctrinated with extreme green ideas that have no sensible application to real life.
Many countries in Africa have a network of minor roads, dating from the colonial era, which are no longer adequately maintained. They could be improved relatively easily with local labour and materials. This could have dramatic benefits, allowing rural shops to be restocked, local produce to reach the towns, patients to get to hospital and doctors to reach local clinics. Money earned by road-workers would benefit the local economy.
New minor roads could also be built , especially in flatter and less populated areas. Railways are pie in the sky. We should be thinking of a Road Aid fund.
Voting reformers mourn a good friend
Sir: Robin Cook's death has been keenly felt among those advocating a fairer voting system. Cook has been the leading advocate of electoral reform within the Labour Party for a generation, and, as President of the Make Votes Count coalition, has done much to keep the debate on the agenda when it became unpopular in the Labour Party to advocate reform.
His loss is all the more crushing since it comes at a time when the case for PR is becoming irresistible. One of our best friends in the Labour Party has gone, and we will miss him terribly.
Hyphenated Britons
Sir: "Asian" is too wide a term. As somebody of Indian origin I would be proud to be called "British Indian". The British Indian community is proud of its achievements in this country and it acknowledges the many opportunities that this country has offered it. In the current climate it is also easy to forget that there are over a million Hindus in this country. Hindus are loyal, law-abiding citizens and proud to be British.
Sir: For several years I have been content to see myself just as the holder of two passports and a citizen of two countries. Now it seems I have to grapple with the dilemma of whether I want to be Australian British or British Australian. Or, having been born and bred in a third country and culture, am I really Singapore Australian British? Am I losing the plot, or is it the Government?
Struggling with Sudoku
Sir: Could some thought be given to printing Sudoku puzzles on wipe-clean plastic? I am spending a small fortune on correcting fluid and pencil erasers, and on the admittedly rare occasions when I finish a puzzle it looks very messy.
Wait for the emergency
Sir: In response to Damien Cominos' letter (10 August), one of the reasons that so many minor cases end up in A&E is the lack of easily accessible appointments to visit a GP. My own surgery can only offer me a planned appointment in 10 days' time, unless I am prepared to say it is an "emergency". The justification that unless seen within a matter of days a relatively minor ailment will become an emergency makes no difference.
Red rag to bullies
Sir: So redheads enjoy a higher level of pain resistance (report, 10 August)? Ginger children countrywide will doubtless be thrilled that their contemporaries will be putting the theory to the test.
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On Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2014, TUSD launched an automated attendance notification feature through ParentLink. Parents and guardians receive automated phone calls and email messages to notify them if their children are absent unless they have called into the school.
Schools and district offices will also use the system to send information about important meetings and school events. This notification system also is used for emergency messaging and for transportation information.
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Tucson Unified School District and Mayor Jonathan Rothschild, along with business and community leaders, kicked off a "Count Me In" attendance program on Aug. 29 at Roskruge Bilingual Middle Magnet School in conjunction with national Attendance Awareness Month.
The "Count Me In" initiative in Tucson is aimed at children in kindergarten through third grade. Studies have found that missing just two days a month, or 18 days a year, can greatly affect whether they stay in school in later grades.
TUSD is providing attendance tool kits to principals in the district and is launching school-based attendance competitions. One example: Each month the school with the best attendance will be given a flag to fly on their flagpoles to celebrate the accomplishment. The mayor's office has resources for parents at www.mayorrothschild.com. Those include attendance pledges, calendars and suggestions for rewards for children.
The "Count Me In" initiative is also supported by the Tucson Metro Chamber and the Tucson His
At the kickoff, Dr. Adrian Vega, deputy superintendent for teaching and learning, thanked the mayor and the community and business leaders for their support of Tucson's children.
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Sex War in America: Fascists and Fake Freedom Lovers Block Pay Discrimination Bill- Massive Wage Gap between Men and Women.
Republicans Block Equal Pay Bill.
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Republican legislators have blocked a bill in the US senate that would have made it easier for women to sue their employers to ensure pay equality.
With politicians voting along exact party lines on Wednesday, the Paycheque Fairness Act introduced by Democrats fell eight votes shy of the 60 necessary to make it to the senate floor for debate.
"It's a very sad day here in the United States senate, but it's a sadder day every day when paycheck day comes and women continue to make less than men," Barbara Mikulski, the longest-serving woman senator and a supporter of the bill, said after the vote.
The White House had been an advocate of the bill, which Democrats said would have strengthened laws against wage discrimination by barring companies from retaliating against employees who voluntarily share pay data with colleagues, and would have made it easier for women to file pay discrimination lawsuits.
"It is incredibly disappointing that in this make-or-break moment for the middle class, senate Republicans put partisan politics ahead of American women and their families," Barack Obama, US president, said in a statement.
"Despite the progress that has been made over the years, women continue to earn substantially less than men for performing the same work.
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Mitch McConnell, the senate minority leader, said no Republicans were voting for the legislation because it was merely "about rewarding plaintiff lawyers for filing lawsuits".
"We think it is the wrong way to go about dealing with this issue," he said.
"We have a jobless problem. We have a debt problem. We have a deficit problem. We got a lot of problems. Not enough lawsuits is not one of them."
Harry Reid, the senate majority leader, attacked Republicans for downplaying the problem and blocking "any attempts to try to change the inequities that are out there for everyone to see".
"They want to stick their heads in the sand and ignore the reality that American women experience every day," Reid said before the vote.
Lilly Ledbetter, the woman whose name was attached to prior equal pay legislation that became the first bill signed into law by Obama in early 2009, watched the procedural vote from the senate gallery.
"This is not right. This country is smarter, we're better than this," she said as she described the "national epidemic" of paycheque discrimination.
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text: Man, it gets chilly in Phayao! Leaving town in the 9am fog and rumbling up 120, my nipples were so hard they'd nearly pierced the lining and the outer fabric on my new heavy-duty denim jacket by the time I got up into the sun! I love 120, its a truly excellent piece of road - so much so that I've still not managed to stop and take a photo on it, in the 3 times I've been over and back in the past few weeks! :roll: Yes, its THAT good! Got gas at Wang Nua (91 only) and decided to inspect 1035 - my recommendation is to only do that if you are on your way to somewhere else, not for the intrinsic merits of the road... it has only one redeeming feature that I could see.... The rest of it was either almost completely finished roadworks, half-completed roadworks, or newly commenced roadworks. That included several kilometres of shitty shingle, dust and construction equipment dodge'ms. Bored with that, and entranced by the sight of a lovely temple in the distant right, at the base of a hill, I examined my dodgy map and it lied to me yet again - where I turned off, allegedly onto 1252, the road soon veered steadily AWAY from the beautiful temple in the distance... at the base of the hills in this photo. But hey, I'm happy coz the sun's shining, the birds are singing - although what with the earplugs, and big-assed noise the Vulcan makes, I sure cain't hear them... :lol: The highway runs through a little gorge with some nice scenic views. Across a small valley, and then off into the mountains. This is a very cool road. I've definitely decided the 1035 was an excellent choice this morning, simply as a means of getting to 1252 from Wang Nua! There's a bit of a problem for the roading engineers here! Overall, the road is in pretty good shape though. There are few potholes, the occasional patch of sand, and on the uphill from the Chae Hom side, there's a few places where the ground-cover has almost encroached to the yellow line on some corners. The biggest hazard in several shady places throughout the road is that the surface is pretty smooth - and there are a few places where a spring is weeping out across the road - meaning its slicker than snot on a doorknob on those bits! I LOVE these little villages in the middle of nowhere! I liked the pretentious entrance to this place as well :lol: In many of the villages through here, there are lots of COFFEE BEANS spread out to dry in the sun. I had no idea WHAT sort of 'nuts' they were, but a helpful reader of this post enlightened me... :lol: As always, you can count on a temple to brighten up the landscape. All things considered, this is a lovely 50+ km route and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I had intended to turn off onto the link to the 1317, but never saw any solid indicator as to which of the left turns might do that for me. MY map adds a delightful and sometimes bewildering element of uncertainty to MY expeditions... 8) I expect thats quite unlike the secret (wimpy) GPS maps that SOME guys have coz they're afeared of getting lost! I like getting lost and finding myself again - its the whole point! How else would you get that sense of challenge, and achievement? :roll:


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Other Arizona Sports Thread II: DBacks, Cardinals, Suns, Wildcats, Sun Devils, etc
The other thread is close to the limit. Continue any discussion here.
You forgot the 2 time WNBA champion Phoenix Mercury in the title! :sarcasm:
This had probably been asked before, but...
has anyone here ditched the dbacks because of Randy Kendricks goldwater board membership? just wondering....
I went to the D-backs game last night. I forgot how boring baseball was, and wanted to jump off the upper decks by the 6th inning.
I wonder if the experence to eat at TGI Friday's inside the stadium is worth it.
Anyways, playoff baseball is where it is at now.
Unless if the Cardinals have a magical season, looks like the Coyotes will the best team in all of major league sports in AZ.
Everybody else just sucks right now.
So I was reading up on the latest dbacks updates tonight and WOW things aren't looking good.
Upton trade rumors (actual rumors not the Yandle crap), Bauer floating his frustrations to the media after 2 big league starts :shakehead:, and this bush league Sutton nonsense.
Losing potentially Doan and Upton along with Nash in one off season, I'm going to have to become *gasp* a Cardinals fan......:eek: Somebody talk me off the ledge.
Diamondbacks win their last game, are only 4 games back of 1st in the NL West after their abysmal first half of the season. This team is so much better than the way they played this first half. Bauer looked amazing today. Looking forward to the 2nd half.
My buddy told me that Justin Upton might be trade material(he says our GM said it?). I wouldn't believe it if they traded him, but he has so much potential as a player, he could possibly get a big return.
HR Derby is on and no DBacks in it.
It's like Kornheiser for MNF. I will refuse to listen to him speak anymore after the Steelers/Dolphins rain bowl, where he outright said the Dolphins were the worst team in the league. Screw you Kornheiser, I know that and so did many other Dolphins fans.
I do love John Gruden though, I like listening to people that know about the game, and have a tv personality, not just a boring monotone voice that are just there because they used to play the sport or coach it.
Big Diamondback fan here. Just wondering have any of you guys heard about the team doing anything at the deadline? Upton has been mentioned but I doubt he's going anywhere.
The 2 guys i suspect that will move are Chris Young and Stephen Drew. Parra would take over CF and Bloomquist/McDonald could play SS.
I see the needs of the team being 3rd Baseman and a better bullpen.
Bauer is an unreal pitcher, wish i lived as close to the team as you guys do, so i could watch a game of his live.
Bloomqvist should be at third and Roberts should be the backup already. If Drew can get back to form a bit he + bloomquist on the left side is probably better than Roberts+Bloomquist.
I don't think CY goes, you can't replace his leadership in the outfield defensively. He is a machine in CF, and can get to most any ball hit out there. While at times his bat struggles, I can't replace his defense.
We do need a 3rd baseman, but then again, we have Roberts/Bloomquist sharing dates if Drew is our everyday SS, and they have been doing just fine offensively. I'm proud of Roberts, he has really improved on his throwing from 3rd-1st.
I honestly think this team might be kind of quiet at the deadline. This team is underperforming from what we can do, and shaking up the team might help, but for the most part it's a lack of consistency that's hurting the Diamondbacks.
D-Backs trade Tatman. I was never a huge D-Backs fan, but I loved that dude.
Whoa, they traded him? I did see they optioned him, but has the trade really been done? I know they have 10 days to get it done.
Tyler Bortnick from the Rays for Roberts...a low prospect in their system but better than nothing I guess
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