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To say that long-time Kershaw County Humane Society president Judy Thiel was an advocate for the proper treatment and care of animals in Kershaw County is a grave understatement. "What Judy did extended much further than Kershaw," said Thiel's long-time coworker and friend, Sharon Jones. Jones, who is the director of the Walter M. Crowe Animal Shelter, spoke about Thiel's dedication and activism for all aspects of nature. "She loved wildlife. She loved whales and monkeys, all animals. She put land into a conservation foundation -- she protected trees just as much as she protected puppies and kittens."
Waldo made a visit to Camden this past Wednesday at Books on Broad. The Find Waldo party began at 3 p.m. and was a culmination of a month long passport scavenger hunt that took participants to 25 local businesses in a search for Waldo.
Saturday marked the 17th year of Kershaw County's annual Back to School Bash to supply students with free school supplies for the upcoming school year.
What happens when an animal shelter's employees form a bond with surrendered animals?
Wayne Belger of Boykin recently received the Glen Krohn Outstanding 4H Volunteer Award at Clemson University.Each year, Clemson Extension Service recognizes three individuals that have made outstanding contributions to the 4H youth program in South Carolina with the Glen Krohn Outstanding 4H Volunteer Award.
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The Wateree District of the Boy Scouts of America had its awards ceremony March 14 starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Lyttleton Street Methodist Church. Around 80 scouts and friends attended this event. Above: a group picture of most of the award recipients from the Wateree District of the Boy Scouts of America awards ceremony; right: district officers being sworn in for 2013.
Porkchop Productions, South Carolina's highly praised children's theater troupe, will present "The Three Goats Gruff" at the Kershaw County Library Monday. Two performances will be presented: the first one at 10:30 a.m. at the Elgin branch and the second at 2 p.m. at the Camden branch.
The Kershaw County Conservation District announces its 2013 Conservation Day Camp. Beginning Tuesday, August 6, natural resource professionals will guide young explorers through three days of adventure at Goodale State Park.
In honor of local firefighters and law enforcement and in memory of the Arizona Granite Mountain Hotshot Crew, Heritage Community Bank will be hosting a memorial blood drive through the American Red Cross South Carolina Blood Services Region Thursday.
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The children at Sandhills Medical Clinic (SMC) in Lugoff are the first recipients of a "Livi's Libaray" bookshelf in the area. "Livi's Library" is in memory of Mary Olivia Pettit, the 9-year-old daughter of Bryan and Lisa Pettit. Livi had a great passion for books which is what inspired the idea.
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ALACHUA COUNTY, Fla. - After 13 years of service with Alachua County, Rick Drummond is ready to retire.
Betty Baker will replace him as Alachua County Manager on July 22 .
Baker previously served as deputy manager, she says she didn't think the position would go to her.
"I did not, in fact I had retirement on my mind and I didn't apply because I felt that it would be, I would not be considered for the position because I was so close to retirement."
Baker got the position after contract negotiations with the third candidate, Randy Oliver failed.
Baker is set to retire in November 2014.
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The 2009 MAAC Coach of the Year, Zeh enters the season with 162 career victories, ranking first all-time in program history for wins. Zeh became the program's all-time winningest coach on Jan. 4, 2011, in a win over Saint Peter's College at the Koessler Athletic Center.
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Prior to taking over the women's program at the College, Zeh spent seven seasons as an assistant on the Canisius men's basketball coaching staff. He helped recruit Brian Dux, who was named the 2002 MAAC men's basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year, and Toby Foster, the 2004 Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Both players joined Hodari Mallory as the only class in school history to have three players score 1,000 career points. Zeh was also on the bench during the 2000-01 season, when the men's program registered a 20-11 record and a trip to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship game.
A 1990 graduate of St. Bonaventure University, Zeh joined the Golden Griffins after two successful years as the head men's coach at Elmira College, a Division III program in the Southern Tier of New York State. Zeh began his coaching career during his undergraduate days in Olean, N.Y. During his junior and senior years at St. Bonaventure, he served as an assistant at Olean High School. After receiving his bachelor's degree in mathematics from St. Bonaventure, Zeh made his way to Elmira to serve as an assistant under Kevin Moore from 1990-93. During his three-year stay, the Soaring Eagles posted a 44-36 record and made a pair of ECAC Championship appearances. While at Elmira, Zeh completed his work for a master's degree in education.
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Homewood residents work to take back their neighborhood
When Terry Fluker was away from home at work, dealers sold drugs from his front porch, he said.
"I did not want them to hang out on my porch and sell drugs when I was not at home. Who would? It was incredible," said Fluker, 52, a resident of Race Street in Homewood.
After a double homicide near Fluker's house, enough became enough four years ago for him and his neighbors who reside on a four-block stretch between Bruston and North Lang avenues.
They decided to clean and beautify Race Street and formed a committee to do it.
Since then, trees and raised flower beds replaced weed-infested vacant lots and broken glass. Crime on the street has decreased 40 percent over the past five years as a result of special police details, block watches and captains, according to Pittsburgh police.
Now, "this is a family-oriented street. There are lots of older people who live here. We take pride in what has happened," Fluker said.
Life on the street has improved so much that on Saturday, the Save Race Street Committee held a dinner at Diverse Banquet Hall on Kelly Street to celebrate while looking forward to making more improvements.
"Five years ago, this was one of the hottest spots in the city in terms of shootings," said Elwin Green, 60, a Race Street resident and head of the Save Race Street Committee. "We wanted to combat crime blight, and what's happened with this street could be a model for other streets and neighborhoods."
Green pointed out that Homewood, mostly developed in the early 20th century, was for decades home to middle and upper-class residents.
"That changed in the late 1980s and early 1990s when gang members brought drugs and violence into the neighborhood," he said.
Among the committee's latest projects is a minipark developed at Race and Collier streets, which includes a walking path. Funded by a grant from the city's Love Your Block program, volunteers from the Barack Obama Academy of International Studies and St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church in Oakmont assisted in developing the park.
"This street looks 95 percent better than it did five years ago," said Dorothy White-Sparrow, 62, another Race Street resident and a committee member.
"We are trying to give Homewood a different name. We are trying to get rid of the stigma the neighborhood has. It is flat and centrally located and has all kinds of potential."
In discussing what's ahead for her neighborhood, White-Sparrow said she hopes to see old-fashioned street lights installed on the street.
"They would look fantastic."
The Save Race Street Committee also plans to improve sidewalks and plant more gardens and install public art or playgrounds.
"The main problem here was depreciation in home ownership and home values. As a good neighbor, I've been involved in the cleanup effort for several years," said John T. Smith, 65, a retired employee of the city's housing department.
Renovation of the street was funded with donations from several foundations, the TreeVitalize program, which is part of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, and stores like Home Depot.
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Gov. Mitch Daniels says he has been hearing from companies looking to preserve benefits for gay couples in the state's brewing gay marriage debate.
A measure that would write Indiana's gay marriage ban into the state constitution was approved by lawmakers last year and could come up for a vote again next year. If approved twice, it would go before voters in 2014.
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Directed by Bille August
Rated M, 111 minutes
The Swiss novel on which this is based has sold 2 million copies in German. It has been translated into 15 languages. The film is a German-Swiss-Portuguese co-production, with a Danish director and a pan-European cast, speaking English. Most of it is set in gorgeous Lisbon, but not the one in Portugal.
As the title implies, with its connotations of romance and wartime intrigue, this is an imaginary Portugal, where no one speaks Portuguese. Nor were there many Portuguese actors available, apparently. For a film that is partly set during the final days of the Salazar dictatorship in 1973, and concerns itself with the revolutionary politics of the time, that is a remarkable underachievement.
Hollywood used to do this a lot. I don't remember anyone speaking Moroccan Arabic in Casablanca, nor even much French. That picture was made on the Warner Brothers lot in Burbank in 1942, and that was part of its charm. Times have changed.
The addition of Humphrey Bogart would have helped Night Train to Lisbon, because Bogart could make you believe any character he played. To say Jeremy Irons does not have the same attractiveness is not a criticism. He has other qualities, some of which save this from becoming the irrelevant Euro-pudding a lot of critics have already labelled it.
Irons has an unshakeable seriousness that is sometimes perfect. He's not common, or trivial. When you want someone who can play obsessive, patrician and humourless, he's your man. He can take it creepy, as in Reversal of Fortune (1990), or authoritarian, as in the cruel Chilean planter in The House of the Spirits (1993), the last time he worked with Bille August (Pelle the Conqueror, Smilla's Sense of Snow).
The House of the Spirits was a commercial and critical disaster, but most of it was shot in Lisbon, standing in for Chile. It culminated with a coup d'etat. Night Train to Lisbon is set just before the coup that finally dislodged the longest-running dictatorship in Europe in 1974. The House of the Spirits had a similar international cast, with Meryl Streep, Winona Ryder, Glenn Close and Antonio Banderas. That makes me wonder why August wanted to go where he had failed before. Perhaps this was an attempt to get it right? If so, he chose a strangely similar method.
In this new film, we get the venerable Tom Courtenay as a gnarled veteran of the Portuguese resistance, now living in a nursing home, German actor Bruno Ganz as his alcoholic former comrade, and the ancient Christopher Lee as a Catholic priest. Charlotte Rampling and Lena Olin are employed, and just two Portuguese actors appear - in second-rank roles. In a way it's not surprising: once you choose to make the film in English, marketing is the driver.
Irons plays a Swiss professor of classics who has recently lost his wife. In Berne, he saves a woman who is about to jump off a bridge. He takes her to his university, but she walks away, leaving a red raincoat. Inside, Professor Raimund Gregorius (Irons) finds a small book in Portuguese, and a train ticket. On a whim, he catches the train to Lisbon. We might think he is chasing the woman, but no, he's chasing the author of the book. This book - by someone called Amadeu de Prado - draws Raimund into deep philosophical pondering. Or ponderousness.
The novel on which the film is based is by a Swiss philosopher, writing as Pascal Mercier. The philosophy does not translate well to the screen. Deep thought almost never does, especially if it's in poetic language that an actor has to say aloud. Irons is a voice-over specialist, but even so, the philosophy here falls like ash from a volcano, covering everything with a thick layer of arty European pretension.
The author has died, although his memory is preserved by a devoted sister (Rampling). Raimund meets an attractive eye doctor (German actress Martina Gedeck) who introduces him to some of the writer's friends. He begins to uncover a dramatic story.
That story saves the film from oblivion. French actress Melanie Laurent plays a beautiful young woman in the Resistance, in frequent flashbacks to late 1973. The writer Amadeu (Jack Huston, nephew of Anjelica) falls instantly for her, upsetting his best friend Joao (Marco d'Almeida). Repression and romance boil up nicely together.
Part of what moves Raimund about these ghosts of the Resistance is the adventure of their lives. He envies their commitment. That struck me as an inadequate emotion on which to base his character's dramatic responses. The people who fought and died trying to oust Salazar's government were probably not doing it for excitement, even if that's what makes Raimund's eyes gleam. He sees the period in romantic, literary terms, which is a little insulting. There was real blood on those streets, not red dye.
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We've left adding the soundtrack to last, although this brings us back to the first Import stage of WMM's three-part process. Use the Audio or Music entry under Import to bring in your desired sound. Make sure you are in Timeline mode, and then drag your audio file from the library onto the Audio/Music track. You can then drag it about to the position you want, and drag the ends to fit.
Right-click on the audio and choose Volume to adjust the loudness. Another option is to use the Audio Levels option. This can be found in the same drop-down list used to switch between Storyboard and Timeline mode. The simple slider balances relative volume between the audio from your video and that from any added music.
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You can also add your own narrative to a WMM project. Switch to Timeline mode, then choose Narrate Timeline from the same drop-down list. Set up your microphone, press Start Narration, and record your vocal musings as you watch your video play back. The results will automatically be added to the timeline in the correct location. However, as there is only one additional audio track, you can have either a narrative or music soundtrack - not both at the same time.


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This birthplace museum of Livingstone's life and work is housed in a tenement block which Livingstone and his family shared with 23 other families.
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This is a discussion on 2009 WRX vs. Mazdaspeed 3 within the Comparison: WRX vs World forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Originally Posted by kickniteasy the premiums can get that high depending on options. IMO there's nothing the premiums add that ...
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Mine is a Premium, everything but Nav. Sticker was 29,xxx and got it down to 25,xxx + inequity from a trade in, which put it back to sticker.
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The premium (w/o navi) is basically 2k more. To me, it's worth it as I'm not really going to mod the car and I just wanted a little extra than what the base offers. Fog lights, moon roof, heated mirrors, windshield wiper de-icers, heated seats, and 10-speaker stereo (the stereo could be better, but it's still better than the base).
To say it's not worth it is subjective, but 2k more for those features is not breaking the bank or a rip-off, IMO.
Good run! I just got my new 09 MS3... however I was considering the WRX hatch prem. but the pricing was a bit more than the MS3. I got the MS3 GT (Hid,auto-on lights, rain-sensing wipers, led tail lights) for about 22K +ttl = 23600.
For the 09 WRX - it would have been at least 4-5K cheaper than the WRX prem. I did want AWD though!
IMHO I really think your paying for that AWD... I like the MS3's but I just cant do another FWD car... Im all about the rear wheel if I cant get my AWD. But you do get a lot of car for the price you pay with the ms3's thats for sure...
What do you mean your limited in torque in 1st and 2nd? Is that to help protect the transmission?
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However when it came down to it, the MS3 was cheaper and had more standard features. I really wanted the AWD - but didn't find it worth the extra bucks... at least to me.
My other choice was a 08 350Z - would been about the same price as the WRX and it's RWD... but I felt the MS3 was good enough for a fun daily driver.
Mazda uses some sort of advanced Torque Management System that limits boost in 1st and 2nd to reduce torquesteer (FWD FTL)... only in 3rd gear does it get all of the power and the 280 ft lb of torque. This is why I was curious at what speed they did the roll. These MS3 flys at mid speed rolls (around 40-50).
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Wait... how is stock WRX making 270 ft lb of torque to the wheels?
Aren't they rated at 244 ft lb of torque at crank?!
Thats really odd that mazda would limit in first and second, I would think the loss is negligible though... Torque steer can be a pain but it was never something that i thought to myself; "gee this torque steer should be eliminated by limiting my motors power"... I wonder if a tune would take care of that or if its its own stand alone system...
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i'm confused. haha... i knew the 09 WRX had power but that's some sick numbers. I saw a car and driver dyno of their 08 STi and it only made 235hp and 254 ft lb...
I guess a lot has to do with the type of dyno too. I hear Mustang dyno aren't as nice with the numbers.
Anyways as the MS3 goes, I'm don't think a tune will change the limited torque... i believe it is its own stand alone system... Not completely sure though.
However with that being said its possible I guess. Just remember that most car manufacturers under rate the cars actuall numbers for any great amount of reasons. In Japan no matter the car they always have the same top HP.. (i think its 280 or 288 or some junk) for insurance reasons... By a skyline the dealer will say 280 lol...
friend of mine just made that purchase, hes stationed off base in japan thats how i got that info. the insurance is all kinds of off in that country. If you get hit while your car is parked in a legal parking spot, the wreck is partially your fault because your car shouldn't have been there to begin with according to japan insurance and law..
I havent really seen a plethora of information about stock dyno numbers available for the 09... Most of what I find are numbers in % from manufactures, not actual labeled graphs from owners. Were all just going to have to wait and see..
Or everyone can send me some money for some dyno time and ill post numbers
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(1.15) Head down to Betaspring (a mentorship-driven startup accelerator program for technology and design entrepreneurs) on Chestnut Street for an unusual design event.
Join the Founders League on January 15 to kick off our new series of Co-Working "Jellies." Our first Jelly is for designers (of all stripes) and will be hosted by Hannah Chung and Nicole Mercer. This gathering is appropriate for experienced and new designers alike. If you like to make things, make things beautiful, or more elegant to use then this is the meetup for you!
What is a Jelly?
A "Jelly" is a casual working event. The hosts provide seating, wireless internet, and interesting people to talk to, collaborate with, and bounce ideas off of. Participants bring a laptop (or whatever you need to get your work done) and a disposition to meet new people. The work time will be followed by an optional "peer critique" session where the group can have an open discussion about individual projects/issues.
Betaspring was almost empty on Saturday when I stopped in. The space looks just as it should, complete with hammocks and a ping-pong table. Thank you Satish (picture after the jump) for explaining things to me. His startup project is TouchVu which converts your business Facebook page into a multi-screen website, with free hosting. Why didn't I think of that?
Free, 3pm to 6pm, Tuesday, January 15, Design Jam with Hannah and Nicole, Betaspring, 95 Chestnut Street
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You are shopping and you are unnoticed in the back of a gas station convenience store. You are carrying your .45 as always. Suddenly you realize something is wrong....
While you were shopping unnoticed, a BG has taken over. There is a BG pointing a handgun at the teller's head, but has his back turned to you.
1) Do you draw, sneak up, and shoot the BG in the back?
2) Draw, sneak, announce presence, and pray that BG drops gun, (if not shoot BG)
3) Draw, sneak, announce, wait for BG to face you, shoot BG?
4) If the BG drops his gun and gets on the ground. Can I Zip-Tie his hands and wait for police if I happen to have some Zip-Ties with me?


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10:13 05/09/2014
It came to my notice that media without EFF this EFF that is not interesting this day.
I will like to know what news statistics says about this!
I will like to know what news statistics says about this!
Brutus Roy 2014/09/05 10:19:10 AM
Maybe you don't really know what to say, this also seems to be the case with the EFF. A lot of noise without any achievements.
Jimmy Don 2014/09/05 10:42:57 AM
Wow , really?
Nhlahla David 2014/09/05 10:56:00 AM
I do agree with the writer of this article.
Cafe-Ambivalence 2014/09/05 11:33:15 AM
(This just in, an Author uses public article publishing as a simple comment platform). Thanks for wasting 5 seconds of my time.
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As potential investors back away, Fisker retains bankruptcy law firm
Unless its celebrity customers such as teen idol Justin Bieber and actor Leonardo DiCaprio want to put a lot of their own cash into the business, it looks like hybrid sports car company Fisker Automotive is nearing the end of the road.
Fisker has hired Kirkland & Ellis, a major bankruptcy law firm, to review the company's options while it continues to seek investment partners.
"We are not commenting at this stage in the game," said Roger Ormisher, a Fisker spokesman. "There are too many moving factors and a number of different directions this can go."
The automaker has been working for months to raise $500 million so it could restart production of the Karma, its only model, which is built in Finland. Fisker stopped making the $110,000 plug-in hybrid last year after A123 Systems Inc., the maker of its lithium-ion battery, filed for bankruptcy.
The company ran into a cash crunch after the federal government froze an Energy Department loan to the company. A bankruptcy liquidation or restructuring could leave the government about $192 million in the hole. That's what Fisker borrowed under the credit line before funding was shut off.
"It is a really hard market to break into," said Kristin Dziczek, of the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Mich. "We have seen a lot of startup auto companies struggle and disappear."
Launching a car company takes more than a good design. The business has to be able to produce the vehicle efficiently and develop a sales, marketing and service network, all endeavors that eat up enormous amounts of cash, Dziczek said.
"They are also in a higher price point with a vehicle that is not going to appeal to everyone," she said.
Fisker also has run into stiff competition for six-figure, highly styled, advanced powertrain autos from electric carmaker Tesla Motors, which has its own factory and partnerships with major companies, including Toyota, Daimler-Benz and Panasonic.
To conserve cash, Fisker put its U.S. staff — 200 employees — on furlough this week.
Potential investors appear to be pulling out.
Xu Ping, chairman of Dongfeng Motor Group Co., told reporters in Hong Kong earlier this week that his company couldn't reach a deal with Fisker.
Other companies previously reported to be in talks with Fisker, including Geely Holding Group, the Chinese company that owns Volvo, and Wanxiang Group Corp., a Chinese company that recently bought A123 Systems out of bankruptcy, don't appear to be advancing.
Another sign of trouble was the abrupt resignation of company founder Henrik Fisker, the automaker's executive chairman, earlier this month in what he described as a management dispute.
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I like the Corbon125 JHP in that caliber, but the Speer GDHP is a good round as well.
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This is a discussion on .357SIG SD round? within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I've got a G33 on the way and am looking for a good carry round. My first though is grabbing some DoubleTap GDs. They have ...
I've got a G33 on the way and am looking for a good carry round. My first though is grabbing some DoubleTap GDs. They have 125g and 147g. I'm leaning towards the 147g. What's everyone's favorite and thoughts?
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I've got the Speer Gold Dot 125gr in my 32 right now. I've also used the Hornady XTPs.
You already know my answer. 147's
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125's thats what this caliber was designed for light and fast.125 gr. speer gold dot thats what the state troopers here carry so thats good enuf for me.
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The heavier 147g HST works best for me in my PM9 so I'm wondering if a heavier bullet may be better in the short barreled G33 also? Lots of folks, confirmed here, like that 125g bullet which I guess is what the .357SIG was designed around.
Is there any good ballistic info out there on the different .357SIG rounds that are available?
Thanks again.
Unfortunately, the best set of 357SIG SD ammo trial results are no longer available on the web.
Of course, things may have changed, but it used to be that the 147gr JHP's had a greater tendency to overpenetrate and a higher incidence of failing to expand vs the 125gr JHP's. This was true for the Federal, Speer and Winchester bullet designs, at that time. Tweaks may have moderated that.
In 125gr, the Gold Dot and Winchester Ranger (RA357SIGT) bullets provided the most consistent expansion. I like the DoubleTap 125gr JHP's, but I'm shooting a stainless SIG P226, and it is a great match for the 1450fps DoubleTaps. If that is too snappy for your G33, you might consider the Speer or Winchester Ranger cartridges.
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I got these velocities out of my 33
All are 125 gr. bullets. 5 shot average:
Federal @ 1,272
Ranger T @ 1,280
Gold Dot @ 1,315
Corbon @ 1,324


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GEAPS Recognizes 50-Year Members at Exchange 2014
Date Posted: March 3, 2014
Five GEAPS members were recognized at Exchange 2014 in Omaha, Neb., for their outstanding commitment to GEAPS through 50 years of membership. GEAPS recognized:
• Jack Bussell, Kansas City Chapter
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WaPo's Kessler Assigns Three 'Pinocchios' to True Claim Obama Missing Nearly Half His Intel Briefings
posted at 9:33 pm on September 25, 2012 by Matt Vespa
Washington Post fact checker Glenn Kessler published a column yesterday attempting to debunk the claim in an American Crossroads television spot that President Obama skipped almost half of his intelligence briefings. Kessler assigned the assertion a 3 out of 4 possible Pinocchios. No matter how Kessler spins it, however, the fact remains that President Obama failed to receive in-person intelligence briefings in the days leading up to the September 11 assassination of Ambassador Chris Stevens.
The Crossroads spot is based on a statistic calculated by the conservative Government Accountability Institute, a number which was picked up on by Post columnist Marc Thiessen, who criticized Obama for his lack of attendance in a column published the day before the deadly Benghazi terrorist attack. Kessler could not assail the indisputable fact that Obama actually attends in-person briefings, so he sought to defend Obama by saying, essentially, that Reagan and Clinton rarely had in-person briefings:
Thomas S. Blanton, director of the National Security Archive at George Washington University, says that there have been "lots of variation in the briefing patterns" among presidents, with different consequences.
George W. Bush 'wanted personal and oral, and that matched CIA's institutional interest in face to face with the president, much better for their bureaucratic politics, but unclear how good it was for presidential decision making," he said. "On Iraq WMD [weapons of mass destruction], the direct brief was clearly pernicious; reading might have pointed to the dissents, but the briefers did not.'
In contrast, Bill 'Clinton the reader was known to comment that his morning papers were better than the intel brief, and better written — to the point that the CIA director James Woolsey joked that when that Cessna crashed into the White House, that was him seeking an audience with the president.'
Ronald Reagan, meanwhile, also almost never received oral briefings or had meetings with CIA personnel.
The bottom line, Kessler insists, is that "Ultimately, what matters is what a president does with the information he receives from the CIA." and that " this attack ad turns a question of process — how does the president handle his intelligence brief? — into a misguided attack because Obama has chosen to receive his information in a different manner than his predecessor."
Kessler may think it's "misguided" to argue "process," but the fact remains that Kessler cannot dispute that the gist of the ad is true: President Obama has the opportunity every weekday to receive in-person intelligence briefings, and yet he chooses to, the majority of the time, elect to simply read them rather than avail himself the opportunity to be briefed by an intelligence expert (or experts) in person. Kessler may protest the verb "skips" to describe Obama's relation to his daily briefings, but that reveals more about Kessler's biases than it does the truthfulness of the claim.
As Clive Crook of the Atlantic — no conservative he — put it earlier this month, "Kessler isn't confining himself to checking facts, he's contesting one interpretation of the facts with his own interpretation. Whatever the merits of the rival interpretations, that's not fact-checking, it's commentary."
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Is romance brewing between Katy Perry and John Mayer?
The music duo was spotted on Wednesday night leaving Hollywood hotspot Chateau Marmont, after having dinner together.
PLAY IT NOW: Katy Perry Shares The Pain Of Her Divorce
The 27-year-old "Wide Awake" singer and John, 34, reportedly enjoyed a romantic meal that included hand-holding, kissing and many laughs, Us Weekly reported.
A source told the mag that the duo is simply just having fun at the moment.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: John Mayer's Wonderland Of Women
"They're just hooking up right now," the source said. "It's not serious - yet!"
The Chateau Marmont fireworks come on the heels of a reported date on June 19 at Soho House in West Hollywood.
"They were affectionate, holding hands and cuddling," an Us Weekly source said of their June date.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Katy Perry & Russell Brand
Katy finalized her divorce form Russell Brand in February.
John has been linked to a slew of Hollywood beauties over the years, including Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jessica Simpson.
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Lawyers offer theories of Michael Jackson's death at trial
LOS ANGELES – Cardiologist Conrad Murray's "incompetence and unskilled acts" caused Michael Jackson's death from a drug overdose in June 2009, the prosecutor in the doctor's homicide trial told jurors in an opening statement Tuesday.
Murray's chief defense lawyer offered a competing vision, saying a drug-addicted Jackson killed himself in the bedroom of his mansion as he tried desperately to get some sleep.
Jackson fatally created "a perfect storm in his body" by ingesting the powerful anesthetic propofol with lorazepam when the doctor was absent from the bedroom, Houston attorney Ed Chernoff said.
Muray, 58, who was hired as Jackson's $150,000-a-month personal physician for an impending London concert series, is charged with involuntary manslaughter. He has pleaded not guilty. If convicted, he would face up to four years in prison and loss of medical licenses in California, Texas and Nevada.
Jackson's parents, Katherine and Joe Jackson, sat together in second-row seats in the courtroom with the entertainer's sisters, Janet, La Toya and Rebbie, and brothers Jermaine, Randy and Tito.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor has said he expects the trial to last five weeks.
By Frederick M. Brown, Getty Images
Demonstrators hold signs outside the Los Angeles Courthouse during opening statements for the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray on Tuesday.
Outside the courthouse, nine Jackson fans hoisted anti-Murray placards with messages such as "Justice for Michael." One wore a yellow T-shirt referring to "Dr. Death." Four supporters of Murray also had signs. One said "We support you. We love you, Dr. Murray."
Three TV cameras in the courtroom televised the trial live, not showing the jurors' faces.
Prosecutor David Walgren told the jury of seven men and five women that, at Jackson's behest, Murray had treated the singer for insomnia for two months with nearly nightly injections of propofol. Murray administered the drugs although he was not an anesthesiologist and was not even a board-certified cardiologist, Walgren said.
"Misplaced trust in the hands of Conrad Murray cost Michael Jackson his life" at age 50, Walgren said.
The defense has said other doctors prescribed propofol to Jackson for years.
Walgren played for the jury a conversation with Jackson that Murray recorded a month before Jackson's death. Slurring his words, Jackson said he wanted fans at the upcoming concert to consider him "the greatest entertainer in the world" and said he would give millions of dollars from concert proceeds to a proposed Michael Jackson children's hospital.
Murray knew Jackson's health was in danger but continued to order large shipments of propofol for him, Walgren said.
Referring often to Murray's salary, he implied that the doctor acted out of greed. He originally asked for a $5 million-a-year contract, Walgren said.
Murray was guilty of "gross negligence" and "extreme violations" of medical standards in using propofol for insomnia and administering it outside an operating room, Walgren said.
The doctor also was negligent in failing to have proper monitoring and resuscitation equipment, and for "abandoning" his patient to make phone calls for 45 minutes, the prosecutor said.
He said Murray "deceived" paramedics and emergency room doctors by omitting propofol when asked what drugs he had given Jackson.
Chernoff said the defense would rely on scientific experts to show that "zero propofol" was in Jackson's system when the doctor left the bedroom — proof that Jackson "did an act that caused his own death."
Quoting Murray's statements to police detectives two days after Jackon's death, but not telling jurors that they would hear from the doctor himself, Chernoff raised the possibility that Murray will not testify. He said patients of Murray will testify to the doctor's generous, ungreedy character.
In a poignant moment, jurors saw a videotape of Jackson's final rehearsals as he sang The Way You Make Me Feel and Earth Song.
The first prosecution witness, Kenny Ortega, co-director and choreographer of Jackson's then-pending "This Is It" concerts, testified that after Jackson appeared weak and sick at a June 19 rehearsal and was unable to perform, there was a meeting the next day at which Murray told Ortega there was nothing wrong with Jackson's health. Ortega had expressed doubts about Jackson's well-being.
Murray told him at the meeting, Ortega said, "Don't act like a doctor or an amateur psychologist. Direct the show and leave Michael's health to me."
The next two days of rehearsal, June 23 and 24, Jackson was enthusiastic and energetic, Ortega said.
Jackson was looking to the future, Ortega said. He told Ortega he wanted to take the London show to the USA and around the world. He then planned to make several movies, including a full-length film version of his Thriller album. He said Jackson was "very happy" that last night.
Jackson died June 25.
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Delhi's Ranhola Case: Wife, 3 Men Arrested For 'Plotting' Murder
Delhi News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday November 15, 2016
With the arrest of four persons, including a woman, police on Monday claimed to have solved a blind murder case of a 43-year-old man, whose body was found last week with an injured eye in west Delhi's Ranhola area.
Woman Allegedly Pushed Off Second Floor By Husband, Dies In Delhi
Delhi News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday August 23, 2016
A 43-year-old woman was killed after she was allegedly pushed off the second floor of a building by her husband following a fight between them in east Delhi's Kalyanpuri area, police said on Monday.
Turkish Court Frees Wife Who Murdered Abusive Husband
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday June 21, 2016
A Turkish court has freed from jail a young woman who murdered her husband after years of violent abuse in a case that became a rallying cause for feminists in the country, media reports said today.
Kolkata Businessman Tells Cops He Killed Wife And Twin Sons
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On January 16, Kolkata woke up to a shocking triple murder at a businessman's home. A woman and her twin sons were found dead and her husband badly wounded. The husband, Neil Fonseca, has reportedly "confessed" to killing his wife and sons.
Indonesian Woman Sentenced to 12 Years for Killing British Husband
World News | Agence France-Presse | Wednesday June 10, 2015
An Indonesian woman who ordered the contract killing of her British husband was sentenced today to 12 years in prison.
'Black Widow' Charged in Japan Over Death of Fourth Husband
World News | Agence France-Presse | Wednesday December 10, 2014
A Japanese woman linked to the death of six of her partners including four husbands was charged Wednesday with the killing of her 75-year-old most recent spouse, local media said.
Japan 'Black Widow' Still on Hunt as Husband No. 4 Died: Reports
World News | Agence France-Presse | Friday November 21, 2014
A so-called "black widow" in Japan suspected of killing up to six partners for money, was still on the hunt for an "unattached elderly man with assets" when her fourth husband was poisoned with cyanide, reports said on Friday.
Film producer's head found in plastic bag
Delhi News | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday June 21, 2012
A 24-year-old woman and her husband were arrested for killing a film producer after he made advances towards the woman, police said in New Delhi on Wednesday.
Woman murdered by landlord in Ajmer
Jaipur News | Press Trust of India | Saturday March 10, 2012
A woman was stabbed to death while her husband and 13-year-old daughter were critically injured after their landlord allegedly attacked the family following a tiff in Ajmer district today.
Woman, paramour arrested for murdering husband
Delhi News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday June 14, 2011
A woman and her paramour were arrested here alongwith her son-in-law for allegedly murdering her "alcoholic" husband who used to beat her up and extort money from her, police said on Monday.Asha, her paramour Surender and Sonu allegedly murdered Pradeep in Karawal Nagar on Sunday and dumped his body in a drain. All the three have been arrested, Add...
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Delhi News | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday May 24, 2011
A woman and her two accomplices were arrested for abducting and murdering her husband, Delhi Police said on Monday.Sachin, 22, Sunil, 30, and Prabha abducted and murdered Prabha's husband Rakesh. The three were arrested on Saturday. "Prabha was living at her parents' place in Jaitpur due to strained relationship with her husband. During her stay, s...
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Delhi News | Press Trust of India | Monday February 28, 2011
A 29-year-old woman was killed allegedly by her husband in West Delhi on their tenth wedding anniversary, police said on Sunday.Anchal was murdered on Friday night allegedly by her husband Prince Kocher (32), a scrap dealer, who has been arrested, V Renganathan, Deputy Commissioner of Police (West), said.According to the official, the accused had t...
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Caulk and granite countertop
My granite backsplash leads to a tiled wall in the kitchen and it's time to recaulk. I can't identify what type of caulk the previous owner used as it's hard as a rock - trying to use a utility knife to scrape the stuff off -- no good. However the caulk that finishes the tile and under the cabinets where the task lights are is softer. Weird. First of all, how would I remove the hard stuff without damaging the granite and secondly, what type of caulk would you recommend for replacement.
I use my ossilating saw with a carbide or diamond blade on it.
They may have used unsanded grout instead of caulking.
Any tile store or even Lowes or HD will have matching caulking in the flooring area in sanded and unsanded.
its probably grout.......but change of plane typically calls for caulk and not grout.....perhaps thats why yours is in need of repair? Just be careful not to chip or crack the top.
If it as hard as plastic--it's likely Poly Seam Seal--nasty stuff to remove--razor blade is the safest--
Multi-tool like Joe suggested could work--but be careful not to scratch the finished surface of the stone.
I like silicone---but it takes some learning to apply it well--
So once I remove the old stuff, I should use silicone caulk on the backsplash (i.e. caulk for kitchen and bath)?
Do NOT - ever - ever use 100% silicone on anything that will need to be painted.
It will repel paint- because that is what silicone does. And the resins are very hard to remove.
Stone to stone- ok- but not stone to wall.
Sorry---thanks Brushjockey---silicone -stone to stone---a latex caulk elsewhere.
Thanks. It is stone to stone. So the silicone and paint brings up another point -- is it okay then to paint a bathroom, then seal with silicone realizing of course you'd need to remove the silicone if you ever wanted to paint again.
It is nearly impossible to remove the silicone. That is the point.
Thanks for the advise. I'm using a Dremel and 90% done. Wow, what a job.
Granite is an ordinary and popularly occurring type of igneous rock. But installing it to your kitchen adds a great look and enhances the beauty of your home. A polished granite countertop adds an element of elegance to any kitchen.
Should granite be polished by installers and should silicone be use between counter top and back splash granite piece? Because it seems to stain the granite lighter granite stone.
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June 11, 2011
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Annie Alexander launched a school-record throw in the shot put Saturday afternoon, while the Lady Vol 4x400m relay and Vol sprinter Dentarius Locke also punched through for points on the final day of the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Drake Stadium.
As a result, the Lady Vols wound up finishing tied for 11th in the women's team standings with 20 points. Texas A&M claimed the title with 49, followed in second by Oregon with 45. In the men's team race, Locke provided UT's lone point for a tie for 64th-place. Texas A&M took home the trophy with 55 points, edging Florida State (54) and Florida (53).
"My goal coming into today was to see if the women could get into the 20s for points," UT Director of Track & Field J.J. Clark said. "I figured if we could get into the mid-20s that would probably get us a top-10 finish. We came in 11th and did the best we could with what we had today, and that's all we could do.
"On the men's side, we need more talent at the national level. It's plain and simple."
Alexander, a junior from Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, matched her placing in Wednesday's discus throw competition, unloading a blast of 57 feet, 11 1/4 inches to snare third place in the shot put on the final day. That measurement was not only a career best, but it also improved upon her own school record of 57-9 3/4, which she set on April 2 at the UT-UCLA Dual.
Entering the meet seeded fourth and having acquired a reputation as a late-round performer, Alexander came ready to perform from the get-go on Saturday. She opened the proceedings with a toss of 54-10 3/4 and improved in each of her six attempts. She followed with tosses of 55-2, 55-6 1/4, 56-1 1/4 and 56-4 1/2 before her deciding effort, and never fell below fourth place during the course of the event.
"Annie had a banner meet," Clark said. "She came here, delivered and threw her best. She competed in both events (discus, shot) very well.
"John Frazier does a great job of fine-tuning her and getting her ready. She improved every throw today, and I want to congratulate her on doing a great job and also coach Frazier on delivering that."
The Lady Vol 4x4 had the second-best effort on a sunny afternoon at the blue oval. The quartet of Ellen Wortham, Kianna Ruff, Martinique Octave and Nijgia Snapp produced a season-best readout of 3:32.15 to score two points in a seventh-place showing. Clark was very complementary of the late-blooming group, which worked through some injuries to shine at season's end.
"They've been hurt all year with Nijgia's hamstring and Martinique's quad," Clark said. "At regionals, we put our team together for the first time and were fortunate enough to make the NCAA meet. They came here and made the finals.
"Ellen was a great lead-off leg, giving us a good start. We just went from there, coming together to run the best time of the year in the last meet. That's what you want to do. The good thing is that they are all coming back next year."
For the UT men, Locke got on the scoreboard in his second NCAA meet and produced another All-America effort. The redshirt freshman from Tampa wound up eighth in the 200-meter dash, jetting around the turn and down the straightaway in 20.91 with a 2.6 wind at his back. An All-American in the 60 meters indoors, he will match those accolades outdoors in the 200. That's not a bad showing for a sprinter, much less a first-year collegiate competitor.
"He's an All-American as a freshman," Clark said, recognizing the fine accomplishment by the rookie. "He had to run out of lane one today, which is difficult. He did the best that he could do, and I'm very proud that he came as a freshman and scored in the 200. I congratulate him on that."
Brittany Sheffey's day in the 1500m didn't go as she had hoped, but she now has a complete race under her belt after being tripped in the NCAA semifinal round the past two seasons. After advancing to the championship race this season via a protest by her coach, Sheffey wound up 12th in 4:22.50.
The UT junior led the pack through the first two laps as she did on Thursday. As the bell sounded for the final 400, though, she found herself boxed in on the rail. She had no clear path to the outside until about 200 remained, but by that time is was too late.
"Brittany had a bad race," Clark said. "We know that she can compete with these runners. She beat two of them last week who finished in the top three at this meet. She is a talented and quality athlete, and she just had a bad day. I believe she will be able to be a contributor for us next year."
200m Final: 8. Dentarius Locke, 20.91w (w: 2.6)
200m Semifinals: Adv. Dentarius Locke, 20.69p/3rd, ht. 3 (8th)
100m Semifinals: 13. Dentarius Locke, 10.39p/6th, ht. 3 (w: -1.1)
Shot Put: 3. Annie Alexander, 57-11.25/17.66m!sr
4x400m Relay Final: 7. Ellen Wortham / Kianna Ruff / Martinique Octave / Nijgia Snapp, 3:32.15
1500m Final: 12. Brittany Sheffey, 4:22.50
800m Final: 3. Chanelle Price, 2:03.02
4x400m Semifinals: Adv. Ellen Wortham / Kianna Ruff / Martinique Octave / Nijgia Snapp, 3:32.98p/1st, ht. 1
1500m Semifinals: Adv. Brittany Sheffey, 4:26.49p/11th, ht. 1 (22nd, advanced to final after NCAA rules she was tripped)
Discus Throw Semifinals: 3. Annie Alexander, 188-9/57.55m
800m Semifinals: Adv. Chanelle Price, 2:02.84p/1st, ht. 2 (fastest qualifier)
400m Hurdles Semifinals: 7. Ellen Wortham, 56.43p/4th, ht. 3
4x100m Relay Semifinals: 20. Ashley Harris / Brittany Jones / Martinique Octave / Kia Jackson, 44.78p/7th, ht. 1
! - personal record, DNF - did not finish, DQ - disqualified, - foul, fr - facility record, FS - false start, h - heat, m - meters, mr - meet record, NM - no mark registered, NH - no height registered, p - preliminary round, sr - school record, T&T - Trinidad & Tobago National Record, w - wind-aided
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Alternative Spring and Fall Breaks
We have forged relationships with community friends in Barren Springs, Va. Bonners now lead others during alternative breaks as one option to aid our neighbors in need.
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Travel to Areas Affected by Mountain Top Removal
Students traveled to rural areas to learn about mountain top removal. Bonner Angela Massino created a cartoon to demonstrate to students, staff, and faculty how our actions have reactions that affect many communities.
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Homelessness Awareness
Students slept outside during the annual Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week to promote awareness of this issue facing our community.
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Tuesday's Game At San Diego State Postponed Due To Rain
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LOS ANGELES -- Today's baseball game between USC and San Diego State at Tony Gwynn Stadium in San Diego has been postponed due to rain. No makeup date has been announced.
USC will host Georgia in a three-game series, Thursday through Saturday, at Dedeaux Field. The Bulldogs are making their first-ever appearance at Dedeaux Field. Game times are 6 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 1 p.m. on Saturday. All three games will be broadcast live on usctrojans.com, along with a live video feed courtesy of College Sports' All-Access.


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Just $1.25 million over five days. Yep, that's the dismal take Spike Lee's Oldboy (review here) brought in during the holiday weekend. Sure, it only opened in 583 locations, but still. Read on for details.
Box Office Mojo reported the news that Lee's remake of the Korean classic took in just $1.25 million for the five-day frame ($850,000 three-day). That's well below expectations and really just a fraction of the film's $30 million budget. Oldboy came in 17th in the top 20.
In the number one spot is The Hunger Games: Catching Fire with a weekend gross of $74,500,000 (three-day), bringing it to a whopping $296,500,000 since its release. It also obliterated a Thanksgiving weekend record. With $110.1 million from Wednesday to Sunday, the blockbuster sequel destroyed the five-day Thanksgiving weekend record held for the past 12 years by Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ($82.4 million).
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Re: Converting Mathematica to MS Word
You could try saving the paper in a format that is common to both
Mathematica and MS Word. Two formats that might work are HTML and XML. Good
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"Mark Coleman" <mark at markscoleman.com> wrote in message
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Hollywood couldn't have come up with a better script. Here was "The Dominator" going up against his former team one week into the new season. Wearing his new threads, Dominik Hasek showed his former teammates just what they don't have anymore, a 6-time Vezina Trophy winner.
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Belgian Secretary of State for Foreign Trade
Pieter De Crem was born on July 22, 1962, in Aalter in East Flanders. He starts his college years at the "Sint-Jan Berchmans" secondary school in Brussels. Next he obtains his Master's degree in Romanic philology at the KUL (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) and in international and European Law at the VUB (Vrije Universiteit Brussel).
During his university studies he acquired, besides a profound knowledge of languages, a deep understanding of the economic and financial systems and in international taxation.
Mr De Crem's native language is Dutch; he thoroughly mastered French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. In addition, he has a basic knowledge of Russian.
Cabinet Experience
In 1987, at the end of his studies, he is recruited by the Roularta Media Group. From 1989 to 1992, he is first appointed as person in charge of the relations with Parliament within Prime Minister Wilfried Martens' private office. Next he becomes advisor within the private office of the Minister of Defence and Vice-Prime Minister Leo Delcroix.
After a short period of time in the private sector between 1992 and 1993, he returns to his first passion: Belgian politics. His political career starts in 1989 with his election as Chairman of the youth CVP (Christelijke Volkspartij - Christian People's Party) section Ghent-Eeklo.
Municipality of Aalter
In 1994, he stands for the first time as a candidate in the municipal elections in Aalter and is directly elected mayor. He confirms his result at the 2000, 2006 and 2012 elections reaching 64,56 % of the votes in 2012.
In 1995, he participates in the federal elections as young mayor running as CVP candidate for the constituency of Ghent-Eeklo. Being elected Member of Parliament, he becomes a member of the parliamentary Commission for Defence.
The House of Representatives
In 1999, he is re-elected and asserts himself as an extremely active member within the opposition. He is fascinated by national politics and after his re-election in the new constituency of East Flanders in 2003; he is appointed chairman of CD&V political group at the House of Representatives.
Minister of Defence (2007 - 2014)
At the 2007 federal elections, Pieter De Crem stands as head of the list for the constituency of East Flanders and is re-elected by nearly 100,000 voters. While continuing his work as chairman of CD&V political group at the Parliament, he is appointed Chairman of the Commission for the Interior at the House of Representatives.
On December 21, 2007, he took the oath before His Majesty King Albert II as Minister of Defence in the interim-government. On March 20, 2008, he took the oath as minister in the government Leterme I. On December 30, 2008, he again took the oath as Minister of Defence in the government Van Rompuy I. On November 25, 2009, he took the oath before His Majesty King Albert II as Minister of Defence in the government Leterme II. After the elections of 13 June 2010 and the subsequent government negotiations, he was again assigned the competence of Defence. He was sworn in on December 6, 2011. On March 5, 2013, he was also assigned the competence of Deputy Prime Minister for CD&V.
On October 10, 2014, following a mandate that lasted 2,485 days, he leaves Defence. During that period, he fundamentally reformed the Belgian Armed Forces with a focus on increasing its participation in peace operations. Today, Belgian Defence enjoys high esteem by its allies in NATO, the European Union and the United Nations.
Secretary of State for Foreign Trade (2014 - )
Today, Pieter De Crem is a member of the Government Michel I. On Saturday October 11, 2014, he took the oath as Belgian Secretary of State for Foreign Trade.
The year 1995 was a very happy year for Pieter De Crem: he started his remarkable political path and married Caroline. Together they have three children: Constantijn, Alicia et Victoria.
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