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Become part of UM's vibrant residential community
Tranquility: Smathers Four Fillies Farm, a residential community of 31 single-family homes for University of Miami faculty, is located in the Village of Pinecrest. The neighborhood has been built on 11 acres in the center of the 32-acre Smathers estate that was donated to UM by philanthropist and longtime trustee Frank Smathers Jr. The remaining 21 acres of the estate's rare plant life, which includes extensive fruit groves and a natural hammock, has been left intact and is being maintained and protected by Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens.
Convenience: Located on Red Road, the Four Fillies neighborhood is only minutes from the Coral Gables campus. There are also three Metrorail stations located nearby for easy and stress-free access to the Miller School of Medicine campus.
Within Four Fillies, there is a walking trail, a clubhouse with a pool and hot tub, a playground, tennis court, and a workout room. And Pinecrest Gardens, just a few steps away, is the site of Pinecrest's new community center, a 15,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility with a fitness and wellness center, a dance/movement room, multipurpose activity rooms, art rooms, and activity and playrooms for kids. Pinecrest Gardens, the former historic Parrot Jungle, includes botanical gardens, historical structures, a village green, recreational fields, a Vita Course, and the new Pinecrest branch of the Miami-Dade Public Library System.
Environmentally and Economically Conscious: The residences, constructed by the award-winning firm Accolade Companies (formerly known as Breakstone Homes), completed their certification process as "Green Homes." A conceptual analysis by GreenMind, Inc., the project's certified green building consultant, indicates that all of the homes as designed will be eligible for this certification by the Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC), with the first four homes already attaining Certified Florida Green Home status. The FGBC establishes requirements that ensure homes meet certain environmental and energy standards by using sustainable construction methods.
Location: The Village of Pinecrest has long been considered one of South Florida's most desirable, family-oriented communities. Pinecrest Elementary and Palmetto Senior High consistently rank among the top public schools in the state, and some of Miami's best private schools are just a short drive away. The village's ongoing commitment to its residents can be seen in the community center. In addition, other nearby amenities include diverse retail options (from daily needs to regional shopping malls), Miami-Dade County's Matheson Hammock Park with its lagoon beach, boating facilities and biking trails, and internationally recognized Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens.
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American University Washington College of Law Welcomes New Faculty, Associate Dean
WASHINGTON, DC, August 23, 2010 – American University Washington College of Law welcomes Lia Epperson, Jenny Roberts, and Lindsay Wiley to the full-time faculty. In addition to these appointments, Anthony E. Varona has been named Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic affairs beginning this semester. A total of 13 visiting professors and practitioners-in-residence will join the law school faculty this fall.
"We are honored to have such an outstanding group of professors join our exceptional faculty," said Dean Claudio Grossman. "They will bring diverse legal, teaching, scholarship, and service backgrounds to the law school and I am certain they will have an extremely positive impact on future lawyers."
Lia Epperson, an associate professor of law, is an expert in the areas of Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, and Education Policy. Prior to her appointment, she served on the law faculties of the University of Maryland and Santa Clara University. She has also served as a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, focusing on federal civil rights enforcement of educational policies and practices. Epperson's research interests are informed by her experiences directing the education law and policy group at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, where she litigated education cases throughout the country, and lobbied for the maintenance and enforcement of civil rights protections. She will teach Constitutional Law, Education Law, and Remedies and Critical Race Theory.
Jenny Roberts, an associate professor of law, is a former associate professor of law and director of Criminal Justice Clinic at Syracuse University College of Law. Her research centers on criminal procedure and the regulation of lawyers in the criminal justice system. Prior to her tenure at Syracuse University, Roberts was a senior research fellow at New York University School of Law's Center for Research in Crime and Justice. Roberts worked as a trial trainer and a staff attorney at the Criminal Defense Division of the Legal Aid Society in Manhattan. She will be teaching in the Criminal Justice Clinic this semester, and other courses in criminal law and procedure, including one on plea bargaining.
Anthony E. Varona, is professor of law and Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs. Before joining the WCL faculty, he was an associate professor of law at Pace Law School in New York. Before that, he served as general counsel and legal director for the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest gay civil rights organization. He built HRC's legal department, directed its legislative and regulatory lawyering and appellate amicus work, launched national law fellow and pro bono attorney programs, and served as counsel to HRC's board of directors and the organization's corporate, educational, and media initiatives. He teaches Contracts, Administrative Law, Media Law, and Introduction to Public Law
Lindsay Wiley, an assistant professor of law, currently focuses on research pertaining to health care and healthy conditions in the U.S. and globally. She also works on various law and policy issues at the intersection of public health, food systems, and environmental change. Prior to joining the faculty at American University Washington College of Law, Wiley was the Global Health Law program director at the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University. She also previously worked at the Center for Law and the Public's Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, the American Society for Law, Medicine and Ethics, and Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman LLC in Baltimore, Md. She will teach Torts, Health Law, and Public Health Law.
Visiting Professors and Practitioners-in-Residence
- Elizabeth Beske, practitioner-in-residence, was an adjunct professor of Legal Rhetoric at American University Washington College of Law and a litigation consultant. She will teach Legal Rhetoric.
- Arthur Chaskalson, visiting professor, was the chairperson of the Southern African Judge Commission, and president of the International Commission of Jurists. He will teach Comparative Constitutional Law, and Human Rights and Terrorism
- Shelly Cole, practitioner-in-residence, was the attorney advisor for the Honorable Thomas B. Wells, United States Tax Court. She will teach in the Janet R. Spragens Federal Tax Clinic
- Llezlie Green Coleman, practitioner-in-residence, was an associate at Cohen, Milstein, Sellers & Toll, PLLC. She will teach in the General Practice Clinic.
- Jason Dominguez, visiting assistant professor, is an assistant professor at Thurgood Marshall School of Law. He will teach two sections of Criminal Procedure during Fall 2010.
- Tamar Meekins, visiting associate professor, is an associate professor, Clinical Law Center director and supervising attorney at Howard University School of Law. She will teach two sections of Criminal Law during Spring 2011.
- Carl Monk, visiting professor, was the executive director of the Association of American Law Schools. He will teach Civil Procedure and Comparative Media Law.
- Macarena Saez, practitioner-in-residence/fellow in ILSP was the International Programs coordinator at American University Washington College of Law. She will teach Introduction to the Continental Legal System and Comparative Family Law.
- Matthew Williams, practitioner-in-residence, was an associate at Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp LLP. He will teach in the Intellectual Property Clinic and, in Spring 2001, a course concerning Copyright Law.
- Sofia Yakren, practitioner-in-residence, was an associate at Beldock, Levine & Hoffman. She will teach in the Women and the Law Clinic.
American University Washington College of Law
In 1896, American University Washington College of Law became the first law school in the country founded by women. More than 100 years since its founding, this law school community is grounded in the values of equality, diversity, and intellectual rigor. The law school's nationally and internationally recognized programs (in clinical legal education, trial advocacy, international law, and intellectual property to name a few) and dedicated faculty provide its 1700 JD, LL.M., and SJD students with the critical skills and values to have an immediate impact as students and as graduates, in Washington, DC and around the world. For more information, visit wcl.american.edu.
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Letting teachers to interact with the idea of "Interactivity": What is "Interactive?" PROCEEDINGS
Ozlem Cezikturk, University at Albany, United States ; Gulcin Cirik, San Diego State University, United States ; Murat Kahveci, Florida State University, United States
Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference, in Norfolk, VA ISBN 978-1-880094-41-9 Publisher: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE), Chesapeake, VA
This report is the findings of the research on Interactivity, to find the possible characteristics, contexts, limitations, and ideals, of Interactive Learning Environments for future mathematics and science education areas respectively. A web-based survey was used to gather data on diverse views of the academicians, researchers, and teachers. With the help of their answers and our own questioning, we were able to come up with a four-leave model for Interactivity, with social, intellectual, technical, and physical dimensions constituting the four leaves. We hope that this research would give an idea to teachers for what they should expect from "Interactivity" or not.
Cezikturk, O., Cirik, G. & Kahveci, M. (2001). Letting teachers to interact with the idea of "Interactivity": What is "Interactive?". In J. Price, D. Willis, N. Davis & J. Willis (Eds.), Proceedings of SITE 2001--Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference (pp. 1070-1071). Norfolk, VA: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE).


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[Kenny Seigel]
Let's get this lyrical murdering under way
Put these niggas way under, no delay andale
Make these niggas lay under
Dirt, the undertaker's taking over
No wonder they getting ate by the eighth wonder
What you saying sorry like apologies
My poisonous bars got toxicologists
Analyzing my anthologies
Can't harm me, why pop at me
It's like I got hereditary sensory autonomic neuropathy
Why box with me, harder to hit than a lottery
Why bother me, kill cats like curiosity
We enter the place and niggas shake like they naked strippers
They hate these niggas because we make figures like a pottery
Y'all upset me like a nun who's bad
I'm deadly with my one-two jab
I can punch through, gun proof glass
Kill shit when I wreck, Conrad Murry
I'm responsible for this mics death
[Julius Luciano]
Allow me to put this in perspective, check it
That was Bar Exam One, allow me to quote from the second
Nigga there gotta know, nobody as hot as me
Got a dragon's heart, boy I'm so Sean Connery
The four-five pop'll give your whole squad lobotomy
My snub nose in the air and the chrome shotty gotta be conceited
Bring life to rhymes I'm creating
Bust hard on a track before it stop ovulating
You say you sick come see me, the rhyme doctor's waiting
My occupation is to off my patients
It's not augmentations when I put something in your chest
And yep, tools fucking you up like a botched operation
I let them slugs go free, my Glocks not enslaving
My bullets nigga, pull the trigga from my tool and thin ya
Niggas hear my Glocks proclamation, bullet emancipation
Every hot shot's a statement
[Andrew "Dice" Deniro]
Shoe-gang, they loot for they loot
Quick gunners you ain't got a shot when they shoot
To the grave I'm a walk around with the trey deuce
Die with my arms out like I'm trying to be Jesus
I'm gigantic and quite manic and accurate when ever I blam it
That's the reason these niggas panic
Get it right, I'm disgusting around mics
Like Yahtzee this game is nothing without Dice
No matter how many thoughts I leak on cheap(?) tapes
I can never fully drain my massive think tank
Play me the best, I bet I'll eat what he can't
Even he'll have to mark my pictures my speech paint
We mobsters, rocking rocks and goat
Nine tick toking, watches, cocking rides and fighting(?)
Popping optics, squashing squash with problem
Y'all can't stop these cobsters, that's preposterous
[Demetrius Capone]
I'm a spot light villain
Diamond heist I'm shine stealing
I must be Christ-like cause your wife she like kneeling
If looks could kill I got you in my sniper sight
I'm ice thrilling like my ice grills in
Erase you like ancient Mayans
Escape from an insane asylum
I'll make any atheist and satanist praise a tyrant
I'm scraping the sky be height a giant that's named Goliath
When I stomp the continent brakes creating islands
In honor of Obama's inauguration I'm enslaving Republicans
I stuff em in concentration
Camps I'm Osama and I'm a racist
I hate the human race so I'm wasting the population
I'm an ape and I'm crazy as dominatrix and Dahmer raping his momma to spawn an abomination
Wait, give me the safe's combination
I'm Tyra Banks brother Bobby
I rob banks with the face of Ronald Reagan
[Royce Da 5'9"]
Y'all bitches should call Nickel the Don Bishop
The poet, a mixture of Don Go and some John Grisham
The flow will have you rewinding four-five times
That landmine rhyme written with porcupine lines
Step up here with the horseshoe
COB gang we them folks who will
Bend your gun barrel to a horseshoe
Only fuck with monsters, we the true monsters
I pop up on you like you said Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice
I can't even see the both
I can fit in Stevie's shoe
I'm sick, I've got that Desert Eagle flu
I'm rich, little nigga we don't need the set, Teflon
The doctor tried to take blood the needle bent, ask mom
Fifty percent of you niggas is punk bitches
I fuck with real niggas
Real niggas that want weight but don't want fitness
Vision a horseshoe is all I could see, shit
Me and Crooked I done let the dogs off their leashes
[Outro: Royce Da 5'9"]
Just let it ride
Just let that shit set in
Let it resonate in your brain, fruit
Crooked Is brothers are rapping along with Royce da 5'9
The beat is from Jay-Z Venus vs Mars


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Is there any point to making our own article on this? We copy articles here and alter them when we want to turn a generic article into one that fits the Naruto universe. If this is just about Nekomata in general then we're better off with a soft redirect to the Wikipedia article, or creating a generic Nekomata article on the Animepedia for all of Wikia ACG. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) current discussion Jul 26, 2008 @ 11:20 (UTC)
- well mainly because one of the creatures of the Naruto world is a Nekomata, and considering part of the character box is called species, i thought that it might be a good idea to add, instead of just wikipedia linkin, but of course, if it is useless then i will let you people do what you want —This unsigned comment was made by Gojita (talk • contribs) on 05:11, July 26, 2008.
- That's a generic infobox set, the species parameter is just there for series where it's needed, honesly it's not meant to be used at all here. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) current discussion Jul 26, 2008 @ 14:20 (UTC)


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Doom/Love and Butteryfresh present their first all-snow movie.
Filmed all over Alaska
Featuring: Alaskan riders.
Filmed by: A bunch of friends
Yes there is skiing in this too. Deal with it.
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Caaaaaan you feeeeel the looooove toniiiiight?
time is money and you wasted both
what the random sponsors
state farm insurance?
Wasnt bad, cept there was skiing.
perhaps some of these dudes just work at the "random" company/sponsors?
great job crew, support it for what it is, go talk shit behind your computer screen on TMZ Dylan, jerm, carl, wildo, Gary
dont get so defensive you pussy. plus, gary was the only one that actually dissed it. even jerm said it was pretty good.
Yeah I know the general consensus is the snowboardingskiing war is over and we should love each other and probably start mating. Hear me out, though: If we keep mixing these two sports people will inevitably compare the two. And guess who looks like they go bigger, faster, AND have extra gear to let go when bailing? I though so, too.
You just don't bring a knife to a gun fight, and you don't bring a board to a ski flick!
people that get offended by jerm make my day better, he'll probally have his own show one of these days
I can feel the love for both snowboarding and Alaska, respect.
Got great insight on life in AK.
Real talk…
afterlame re-make?
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Finally I get the usbnetwork working - Thanks God!
I have search through the Internet and many people has problems of SSH to Kindle after installed the usbnetwork hack, most of them report getting an IP address of 192.168.15.1 instead of 192.168.15.201, that is because the MS Windows use a stupid "automatic obtain IP" by default and randomly assign an IP address!
And things do not get better as most of the guys making the hack are using Linux instead of Windows. Hence they use the following line in Linux:
#ifconfig usb0 192.168.15.201
will not work in Windows envirnoment!
People need to understand for the connection to work between the PC and Kindle, you need to have the correct IP address at both end: The PC side is 192.168.15.201 while the Kindle side is 192.168.15.244
To help people doing the right things in Windows environment, I have put up the following step by step intructions with dump screens (for Windows 7):
1. Following the hack instructions to install usbnetwork into your kindle.
2. Unplug Kindle and plug Kindle again, type ;un in the search field (with return key press) on your Kindle to enable the hack.
3. Unplug Kindle and plug Kindle again. Your computer will detect a new device and auto install the driver for it.
4. Go to the Device Manager and check that you have a new device called "USB Ethernet/RNDIS Gadget" under the Network adapters.
5. There is a Property called "Network address" in the Advanced tab if you click the properties button of that device -
enter anything as the IP address cannot fit to it anyway (a bug in the driver?).
6. Go to the Network Center instead and click the correct Connection.
7. Click the Properties button of the Local Area Connection Status that has pop up.
8. Use the mouse to select "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" and then click the Properties button.
9. Now this is the real thing - Select the "Use the following IP address" option.
10. Type in "192.168.15.201" without quote carefully on the "IP address".
11. Click OK and then another OK and then Close button and you are done!
You can use the dos command "ipconfig" to check if the IP address is correct or not.
Now you can use Putty or WinSCP (which I prefer) to talk to Kindle with the following settings -
IP address of other end: 192.168.15.244
username: root
password: mario
Good Luck!
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Final Fanatsy IV: The After Years
Interview: FFIV's Hiroyuki Miura talks narrative and endurance
Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection hit the US PSN store this week. To mark the occasion, VG247 exchanged emails with game producer Hiroyuki Miura to discuss the title's many remakes and how new playable plot element, Interlude, enhances the story.
Final Fanatsy IV: The After Years headlines
Nintendo DLC: Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
Nintendo has released its list of downloadable content for the week, including Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. The WiiWare title will run you 800 Points, and is a sequel to FFIV. There's also a Texas Hold'Em Title, Mighty Flip Champs for DSi, and Virtual Console has the original Commodore 64 favorite, Boulder Dash. Extra […]
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they are claiming that my new vehicle warranty is expired but I have extended warranty which only covers maintenance not repair. So, they are saying that they need authorization from BMW regional rep to repair it. I guess the dealer does not want to pay for the parts or the repair instead, they want BMW North America to pay for it. but the ticking noise started while I was under new vehicle warranty.
Unless you have documentation that it started under warranty (such as a invoice that the car was at the dealer for this issue, the issue was just not fixed) there is nothing they can do short of a goodwill repair. In this case, they are just trying to be nice.
If they honored warranty based on claims that an issue started before you crossed 50k miles or 4 years, they'd incur quite a bit of cost they'd have to push on to you in the sale price of the vehicle, as everyone near warranty mileage would put that claim on the table.
By the way, you actually do not have an extended warranty then it sounds, just an extended maintenance plan. They are two different things and as you found out, covered two different set of service. Once is for maintenance required as the CBS computer indicates; the other covers certain repairs.
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It was another well-timed American Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Melbourne on Friday, with Toll Holdings boss Paul Little as guest speaker.
The previous day Little had confirmed his chief financial officer, Brian Kruger, would be his successor from the beginning of next year. Thus the crowd was interested in what Little would say about succession planning, as financial markets were melting down outside the lunch venue.
But we did note that Kruger still knows his place in the Toll hierarchy, with Little seated at the main table and Kruger having to make to with a spot at a table nearby (perhaps Little made Kruger sit with the bankers, but we're not 100 per cent sure).
Little was relaxed throughout his speech and a question-and-answer session with the host afterwards, although the latter was through gritted teeth at times. As the host talked about Toll's challenges, its falling share price, criticism about Little staying on the board after leaving as CEO, and the carbon price, Little deadpanned: "Well there are a lot positives about Toll."
The mood lightened when Little was asked by an audience member in what order would he rank shareholders, employees and analysts in terms of importance to him. "Well I can tell you analysts would rank a very poor last on the list," he said to general laughter.
Little also said Kruger was a good bloke but wasn't sure if he could be trusted given he, oddly, supports both Collingwood and Carlton in the AFL.
He also drew some laughs when doing a passable impression of Toll chairman Ray Horsburgh raspily saying, "I'm not going anywhere," when asked if he'd like to be Toll chairman one day.
His most memorable merger? Of the bitter takeover of Patrick Corp, Little said: "Is [ex-Australian Competition and Consumer Commission boss] Graeme Samuel retired and can he still sue me?" as the audience erupted.
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I've lived in Spokane since the early 80's, prior to that moved all over the place. Lived in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Lawrence, Kansas (home of the Jayhawks!), Woodstock, Illinois, San Francisco, CA., and Europe.
Did some brief modeling for Mariposa when I got here, then went to work for Dad's newspaper in Spokane, it was a paper that reported on the Penny Stock Market. We were all over the mining back then. And I was very involved in the Spokane Stock Exchange. It was a huge time in life. The Wall Street Journal, and Money mag and more came up and interviewed everyone. It was the boom of gold & silver! Great times, and wild times. Really-lol!But that was then, and this is now!!
I taught school for years, and now am just working...but happy! : ) and that is a good way to be baby!!
Movies, been awhile.
TV--could live without it..ithere's a few shows I like though.
Music---alternative, techno, rock Fav. song Mr. Jones-by Counting Crows
Food - Chinese, Thai, and seafood
music-alternative rock, metal, and techno
exercise (my new addiction)
real love
my garden (tranquility in the weeds!)
peace of mind
AND. . .the six things I could never live with:
Die-hard Republican
Somebody with no "wicked" sense of humor
Judgemental ignorance
Do people in hell really want ice-water?
needing a date for new year's eve!
Where should I buy my new tires at?
Do men really read these?
Why my brother won't take me to Red Lobster-
Is the seafood there not real?!
cleaning the house
at a friend's house
playing on the internet
i never know until Friday hits!
I like to swear at the other drivers!
I sleep with no socks on.
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Anthony Leonewrote a review of Vans Rata Vulc SF Shoe - Men's on April 25, 2011
dope shoes, NEVER skate them
picked up these shoes last summer, really light weight and perfect for the beach and chillin'. ended up at the skate park a few times with out my skate shoes and used these, super comfortable with a metric shit ton of board feel but after two sessions they started to separate at the heel. I will definitely purchase these shoes again since they feel more like sandals and are perfect for cruising to the beach when the asphalt is to damn hot to walkdown barefoot. its kinda like a shoe sandal.


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I've got some questions and I didn't find them in the maillist archives,
so I thought I'd send you mail.
First, this is the machine we setup for experimental use of ht://dig. A
486DX2/66 with 64 megs RAM, 6 gig IDE drive with 100 meg swap, running
RedHat Linux with kernel v2.0.33. Web server (as if it mattered :)) is
Apache v1.2.6. If I'm able to get reasonable results with ht://dig, it
will replace Harvest 1.5.17 on a PentiumPro 200 with 64 megs RAM running
Slackware Linux with kernel 2.0.33 and will be the main search engine
for the Mississippi State University website (www.msstate.edu).
1) Is 3.0.8b2 of ht://dig the most recent version? If not, where is it?
2) After digging about 25,000 documents on our site (with appox 50+ web
servers) ht://dig will drop core and quit. It will happen on different
pages and different servers with no pattern. This is less than half of
the indexable documents in our domain. Harvest's gatherer is capable of
indexing appox 73,000 in this same domain. (for a comparision, our
Harvest stats are at
http://msuinfo.ur.msstate.edu/Harvest/brokers/msstate/stats.html ). Is
there a way to stop the core dump?
3) Speaking of statistics, is there a utility that will report the stats
of the ht://dig database, primarily the number of pages pulled from each
webserver and report it in html form?
4) Even with 64 megs RAM and a swap partition of almost 100 meg, htmerge
is still giving the "Virtual memory exceeded in 'new'" error. Is there
any way to force htmerge to use only memory available?
Thank you for your attention in this.
Chris Brown
University Relations - New Media Division
Mississippi State University
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an example would be if we had the macro file and 4 other files in the folder.
the files are East, West, North and South
Each one of the files has a sheet(tab) called "Data"
on the "Data" sheet is the word "North" (or south etc) in cell C2
The macro file has 4 sheets (tabs) - Norht, South, East & West.
Hopefully, the macro will open the 1st file, match the cell reference to a tab and copy the data!
Hi There,
My mistake. I don't think I explained properly.
Please see the zip file http://wikisend.com/download/273508/JA2.rar
It needs to match the name in cell C2 to the sheet name. Thats the only way it knows which sheet to paste the data to
Hi, the macro does not work "Object Defined Error"
Also, I cannot see in the macro script how it knows which tab to paste the data
Am I missing something?
Thanks so much for your patience on this.
I have corrected the path and the ,macro runs now
Could you help me do this? I just need to see some data copy over from the north spreadsheet to the north tab, but am not very good at this.
Not yet giving me what I need. It needs to ref the cell to get the sheet name. Reason is because there will be loads of files. You have it hardcoded in the macro.
I could not see where to put the file path name either
Hi there,
The aim is to copy the data from many files to one main file.
For each file, there is a corresponding tab in the main file
In the file called North, there is the word "North" in cell C2. The macro needs to reference that cell and only that cell to know that all the data from the North file should be copied to the tab called North in the macro file.
I know this is painfull but we will get there!
I can see what your file is doing now. But there are a couple of things I'm not sure about.
It only seems to copy the word North (I tried to get it to copy more than the word, like the whole page but it would not work)
It has "North" hard coded in the script. This would mean copying the statements for each file. I thought a loop would be better, hence why it should read the name from the "North" file
Thanks Richard.
I hope I can get it sorted


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So, I know this is the real Fonz and not the Bronze Fonz, but funny enough, I just realized I don't have a pic with the Bronze Fonz! But, this photo is actually from the day HENRY WINKLER and other "Happy Days" stars were in town to unveil the Bronze Fonz, so close enough!
OnMilwaukee.com put together a list of 5 popular spots to take PHOTOS in Milwaukee. It's not clear if author Molly Snyder considers these the BEST spots, or if this is just a random list of good photo op spots, but do you AGREE with these? Are there any spots you would add?
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"Republicans to Cities: Drop Dead." It was a brilliant headline that opened last Sunday's New York Times op-ed section. It reminded readers of the New York Daily News's famous interpretation of President Ford's refusal to help their town during the 1975 fiscal crisis. The accompanying article by Kevin Baker points out that the Republican party seems to have abandoned urban cores to the Democrats, preferring to stake out rural, semirural, suburban, and exurban territories. As those have been the areas of substantial growth, that might not be a bad idea. But as Baker points out toward the end of the article, the suburbs are changing, and they might not be safe Republican hunting grounds for much longer.
What I think Baker misses is that there is an underlying logic to the grounding of a political split in physical territory. (Fair warning: I, in general, support Democratic candidates.) Cities can only exist through the continual presence of a great deal of infrastructure that is visible. Mass transportation, cops on the beat, utilities, and everything that lets people live in such close quarters is necessary and in your face. Equally visible are both the rich and the poor, and thus the contrast between them. It is clear why government is necessary, and that we live in a society of contrasts in which we all have to get along—and perhaps even help each other.
In the suburbs, much is invisible. The only large-scale infrastructure you tend to see are the highways that get you to where you live. Mass transit is not very present in most cases, and many developments pay for their own utilities. Cops cruise around in cars, and even their work is often outsourced these days. The poor are not readily visible unless you go closer to town or to older suburbs, and the rich hide in their McMansions. In a more fundamental sense, the choices we have made to continue to subsidize private home ownership and not much else, remains invisible. The suburbs would not have existed to the extent that they do without the massive amounts of money we put into everything from electrification to highways, but the bulk of that investment is now merely a fact on the ground.
Equally unseen are the natural resources that it takes to heat and cool the homes in isolation; the gas it takes to move between office, store, school, club, and home. Waste disappears somewhere else. Watersheds, forests, fields, and the open spaces of which we still sing in America the Beautiful also disappear.
To a certain extent, the suburbs exist through smoke-and-mirror tricks. They pretend to be real places, throwing up smoke screens of domesticity, historical styles, and connection, while mirroring each other in sameness and hiding divisions, fissures, and reality. They are a dream of living with nature, with all of the modern conveniences and none of the pesky neighbors.
In cities, a lot of these issues are in your face, in the form of everything from smog to shadows from large buildings, and from contrasts between old and new to competing visions of what will make the city better or merely bigger. A good city works a bit like Oz, using its own magic to make us forget these facts, but rarely can we do so for long. We live in real cities, not in Woody Allen's version of them. The reality is that we live in a democracy, and a messy one at that, in which we have to be mindful of others and our resources. Out in the Jeffersonian grid, it is every man and woman for him- and herself—and there, the republic dissolves into isolation. I believe that the Republicans have chosen that territory, both in a physical and in a social sense, while (most) Democrats choose to both face the reality of our urban core and to rely on the energy of its diversity.


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|April 24, 1982, 12:00 PM (unknown)
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Kelly Brianne Clarkson (born April 24, 1982 in Fort Worth, Texas) is an American singer-songwriter who has enjoyed success in the pop genres. Clarkson made her debut under RCA Records after she won the highly publicized first season of the television series American Idol in 2002. She was originally marketed as a pop musician with her debut album Thankful (2003). With the release of her multi-platinum second album Breakaway (2004), Clarkson moved to a more pop rock-oriented style of music, and won two Grammy Awards. Clarkson's new album, entitled My December, was released on June 26, 2007. On an interview with Good Morning America, Simon Cowell was asked of the six American Idol winners, who he thought had the best voice. Cowell immediately answered that Kelly Clarkson did "by a mile", n...
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Here are 2 more reviews for King's Bounty: Warriors of the North.
- Geek.com
Warriors of the North's it's-not-broken-so-why-fix-it approach will be more than fine with some gamers while it will be frustrating to others. Personally I'm satisfied with a new game that's limited to new characters and the shift from a baby dragon summon to a Valkyrie, but I wish some progress could be made on other fronts. For example, the battle animations still take much too long, even when set to High. Trust me — after you've seen the Viking's cheer 100 or so times, you're ready to either turn off animations (not an option) or have them play back even faster than they do on High. The game simply takes too long, so cutting down on animation time would help things progress.
- Rock, Paper, Shotgun
It's fine! It should be a £10 expansion pack rather than a £25 expandalone, and as such I can't in good conscience recommend Warriors of the North over picking up King's Bounty: The Legend or Crossworlds for far less. It is more finely-balanced, it is free of the slightly grating cutsiness of Armoured Princess and being a big, tough, hairy viking on a flying pony (a quickly-obtained alternate means of navigating around the large overland maps) is a constant delight. So, for this year, I guess I'm okay with another pair of slippers and another series of the Great British Bake-Off. Next year I want Doc Martens and a chilli competition, though.
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US shoppers are set to celebrate Christmas in style this year, splashing out in defiance of the economic downturn.
The forecast comes from the respected Conference Board, one of the arbiters of consumer spending data in the US.
The Board said the average US household would spend $483 on presents, up from $462 in 2001.
Shold the prediction prove correct, the spending spree might help set off what is expected to be particularly weak sales in the runup to Thanksgiving, the holiday due on Thursday 28 November.
Americans have customarily taken advantage of the holiday to open their wallets for the start of the holiday season.
But the lateness of this year's festival - held on the fourth Thursday in November - means shops have spent even more of November than usual waiting for the tills to start ringing.
The additional spending expected before Christmas, the Conference Board believes, is likely to be triggered by aggressive cost-cutting as shops struggle to recoup their weak November.
"Despite widespread reports that worried consumers will sharply curtail their holiday spending, the board's annual survey projects a 5% increase in Christmas shopping this year," said Conference Board consumer research chief Lynn Franco.
"Continued discounting by retailers, both online and in the stores, is likely to prop up Christmas spending."
As is usually the case at the holidays, the Conference Board found that Christmas is much more expensive for poorer families than rich ones.
While families with an income of more than $50,000 a year said they would spend an average of $649, those on less than $15,000 planned to spend $233.
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1977 MCI Bus. Diesel. Former State Capital Police Bus. Little is known about this bus. Decals remain and buyer must sign document agreeing to remove decals. Bus does not currently run. Has not run in several years. Could be battery, starter, or some other electrical component. As is/Where is, must be towed. No major repairs are allowed on site. Interior is in decent condition, however there is a minor water leak at emergency roof hatch. 73,352 miles
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Boot and Hanson, Final Round: Fixing Our Mistakes
Dear Max,
I wouldn't necessarily conflate being more aggressive with being more brutal. We can patrol more, embed more advisors, shoot and arrest more insurgents, all without being gratuitously cruel or needlessly overbearing to civilian sensibilities.
Here is what I think happened in Iraq after April 2003. Bolstered by a 70-percent approval rating, and still smarting from all the prewar hysteria from the Left, the Bush administration felt that it could run out the clock, so to speak.
Thus, each time a challenge arose—looting, the Fallujah outbreak, the Sadr uprising—their idea was to finesse the crisis as much as possible. They were afraid to squander the capital of hard-won public support through (unneeded?) escalation, escalation that would increase casualties and only encourage further domestic and international condemnation of the war.
As a result of this policy, public support vanished anyway, in dribs and drabs, each time we did not react strongly and decisively enough to a provocation. The administration thought, apparently, that using more aggressive tactics would only further incite the growing anti-war movement and that the good news of progress in reconstruction would only continue to be ignored by a biased media.
And so with a whimper rather than a bang, our complacency and over-sensitive attention to perceived public opinion made us ever less aggressive and ever more attuned to "force protection"—at precisely the time more and more offensive operations were needed to break the insurgency and win back public opinion.
Now we must shatter that complacency and do in nine months what textbooks warn takes years. It is still not too late; history might still record as a considerable military achievement the removal of Saddam and the creation of a constitutional government in Iraq. The President and the military believe they can pull it off, while the opposition (whose proposals to withdraw are not matched by votes to reduce budget appropriations) remains, to say the least, doubtful. But the American public's patience will, apparently, tolerate this final effort.
I am tired of reading the latest declarations of moral outrage from politicians and pundits blaming Rumsfeld, Bush, Cheney, Franks, Sanchez, Casey, Abizaid, etc., for "their" three-year-long occupation that ruined "our" perfect three-week war. What happened in Iraq pales when compared to the horrifying mistakes our government and military made in the Civil War, in World War I and World War II, in Korea and Vietnam. What would this generation of politicians and journalists have said after Cold Harbor and the Battle of the Wilderness, after the two-year-long nightmare of the fall of France, after our World War II losses in the Atlantic, after the debacle in Greece, after the surrenders at Singapore and Tobruk? One can only imagine.
All that matters now is correcting our mistakes, countering the defeatists, and defeating the insurgents. We have to keep firmly in mind the correct notion that a functional democracy in Iraq would be the worst nightmare of jihadists the world over, of Iran, Syria, and the royal Gulf "moderates." Allowing Iraq to devolve into the Lebanon of the 1980's or the Afghanistan of the 1990's, on the other hand, would restore al Qaeda's lost sanctuary and provide a new base of operations for Iranian-backed terrorists. To paraphrase one commentator, such a failure would inflict "1,000 Mogadishus"-worth of damage on the reputation of the U.S. military and on a nascent and necessary U.S. Middle East policy, a policy seeking to transcend the dangerous (and cynical) "realism" of the past.
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Can Turkey be Trusted with F-35s?
Are the warplane's secrets safe?
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is the newest generation air platform for the U.S. Air Force, Navy, and Marines. Lockheed-Martin, which builds the F-35, describes it as "a 5th Generation fighter, combining advanced stealth with fighter speed and agility, fully fused sensor information, network-enabled operations and advanced sustainment." For both diplomatic reasons and to encourage sales, Lockheed-Martin subcontracted the production of many F-35 components to factories abroad. Many program partners—Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, Denmark, for example—are consistent U.S. allies.
Turkey, however, is also part of the nine-nation consortium producing the plane, which gives Turkey access to the F-35's technology. "As a program partner, Turkish industries are eligible to become suppliers to the global F-35 fleet for the life of the program. In total, F-35 industrial opportunities for Turkish companies are expected to reach $12 billion," the warplane's website explained. "Turkey plans to purchase 100 of the F-35A Conventional Takeoff and Landing variant. Its unsurpassed technological systems and unique stealth capabilities ensure that the F-35 will be the future of Turkish national security for decades to come."
But is the F-35 safe with Turkey? In recent years, the Turkish government has leaked highly-classified information to America's adversaries in fits of diplomatic pique. Back in 2013, for example, Turkey leaked to the Iranians the identities of Israeli spies in Iran. Danny Yatom, former head of the Mossad, told USA Today that the incident would damage U.S. intelligence efforts, "because we will be much more reluctant to work via Turkey because they will fear information is leaking to Iran… We feel information achieved [by Israel] through Turkey went not only to Israel but also to the United States."
On July 19, the Pentagon criticized Turkey's state-controlled news agency for exposing ten covert U.S. bases in Syria in a way that can enable both the Islamic State and Iranian-backed forces to target Americans. Bloomberg reported that the leak also detailed aid routes and equipment stored at each base.
Both these incidents raise serious questions about whether Turkey can be trusted with the F-35, especially given Turkey's growing military and diplomatic ties to Russia, and the wayward NATO state's recent cooperation with China as well. The United Kingdom's Ministry of Defense is rightly concerned about the security implications of a plan to service its F-35s in Turkey, but such concern should only be the tip of the iceberg.
Should Turkey even receive F-35s and, to the extent the program relies on Turkish factories, is it time to stand up quickly a Plan B? To do otherwise might squander the billions of dollars already spent on the program, risk increasing President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's ability to blackmail the West, and potentially land America's latest military technology on Kremlin desks.
The Trump Right's Martyrdom of Kim Guadagno
Too many martyrs make a movement.
If the GOP is to be converted into a vehicle for politicians who evince Donald Trump's brand of pragmatic center-right populism, Trump will have to demonstrate his brand of politics can deliver victories for people other than himself. Presidential pen strokes help to achieve that, as do judicial appointments. Nothing is so permanent, though, as sweeping legislative change. On that score, the newly Trumpian Republican Party is coming up short. If the passive process of transformational legislative success fails to compel anti-Trump holdouts in the GOP to give up the ghost, there is always arm-twisting. It seems the Republican National Committee is happy to play enforcer.
The RNC's nascent effort to stifle anti-Trump apostasy by making examples of high-profile heretics has claimed its first victim: New Jersey's Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno. The Republican is running to replace the nation's least popular governor, Chris Christie, and the effort has been a struggle. Trailing badly in the polls and facing the headwinds associated with trying to succeed an unpopular outgoing GOP governor in a blue state, Guadagno needs all the help she can get. That help won't be coming from the RNC. According to NJ Advance Media, the committee's objection to helping Guadagno isn't the imprudence of throwing good money after bad. It's that she was mean to President Trump in 2016, and she must be punished.
"[The president] is unhappy with anyone who neglected him in his hour of need," said a source billed as an RNC insider. The specific complaint arises from an October 8 tweet from the lieutenant governor said that "no apology can excuse" Trump's "reprehensible" conduct on the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape. "Christie was not as stalwart as some people in the party, but at least he didn't go against him the way she did," the insider added.
This source's version of events was supported by former two-term New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman. "She went down there, and the (Republican National) Committee was reluctant to back the campaign in the way one would have expected," she said. "The implication was, 'Well you were not a Trump supporter in the primary, and so don't expect much money.'"
This is almost certainly a pretext. Republicans are facing stiff competition and an unfavorable political environment in November's gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey. In 2017-2018, 27 GOP-held seats are up for grabs, nine of which are in some jeopardy of falling to Democrats. Republicans are going to have to husband their resources and triage their officeholders. That's a forgivable, if demoralizing, condition. Declaring Guadagno to have offended the leader and to be cut off from the font of Republican goodwill is not only unjustifiable, it's terribly foolish.
If Republican women are to be punished for saying that Trump's comments about sexually assaulting unsuspecting females were unacceptable, there are going to be a lot fewer Republican women. Moreover, the RNC has invited the perception that there is a double standard at play here. A slew of Republicans called on Trump to drop out of the race after that tape, but the RNC is unlikely to withhold support for Senators Rob Portman or John Thune when they need it. Among those calling on Trump to drop out was his own chief of staff, Reince Priebus—a fact the president reportedly won't let Priebus forget.
Cults of personality can be bullied into existence, but they rarely outlast the personality around whom they form unless that personality can claim some lasting achievements. In lieu of any compelling rationale, the effort to remake the GOP in Trump's image by force will only create dissidents. The ideological conservatives who once dominated the Republican Party are unlikely to make peace with the ascendant populist faction at gunpoint. And the RNC is not solely to blame for this boneheaded move. Even if the notion that Guadagno is being punished for disloyalty is a pretense, it is a response to a clear set of incentives promoted by this White House.
Maybe the most intriguing question of the present political age is whether or not conservatives in the GOP will come to terms with a man they once saw as a usurper. A heavy hand will only catalyze resistance, and Trump needs his own party as much or more than they need him. Guadagno's gubernatorial bid is on no firmer ground today than it was yesterday, but the Republican candidate's allies can now legitimately claim persecution at the hands of personality cultists. Too many martyrs make a movement. The White House and the Republican National Committee should tread lightly.
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Podcast: Conservatism in shackles while O.J. goes free?
On the second of this week's podcasts, I ask Abe Greenwald and Noah Rothman whether the health-care debacle this week is simply a reflection of the same pressures on the conservative coalition Donald Trump saw and conquered by running for president last year—and what it will mean for him and them that he has provided no rallying point for Republican politicians. And then we discuss OJ Simpson. Give a listen.
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Macron's Terrorism Idiocy
Hyperbole yields cynicism, not the other way around.
Newly-elected French President Emmanuel Macron surprised almost everyone when he invited President Donald Trump to celebrate Bastille Day with him in Paris, especially after the two leaders' awkward first meeting in Brussels in May. After all, between now and then, Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris Climate Change Agreement, and Macron has become perhaps the most vocal critic of Trump among European leaders.
In hindsight, Macron's reason for embracing Trump might have been to get the president to reverse course on the Paris agreement. From the Associated Press:
French President Emmanuel Macron says his glamorous Paris charm offensive on Donald Trump was carefully calculated — and may have changed the U.S. president's mind about climate change…. On their main point of contention — Trump's withdrawal from the landmark Paris climate agreement — Macron is quoted as saying that "Donald Trump listened to me. He understood the reason for my position, notably the link between climate change and terrorism."
According to Macron, climate change causes droughts and migration, which exacerbates crises as populations fight over shrinking resources. If Macron really believes that, France and Europe are in for some tough times.
First, droughts are a frequent, cyclical occurrence in the Middle East, the Sahel, and the Horn of Africa. The difference between drought and famine is the former is a natural occurrence and the latter is man-made, usually caused by poor governance. Nowhere is this seen more clearly than in the Horn of Africa, where the same drought might kill a few dozens of Ethiopians but wipe out tens of thousands of Somalis.
Second, the common factor in the wars raging in the Middle East today is neither climate change nor extreme weather, but brutal dictatorship, radical ideologies, and the militias supported by the Islamic Republic of Iran. Yemen could be a breadbasket. Its terraced fields rising up thousands of feet in the mountains grow almost every fruit imaginable. Yemen also catches the tail end of the monsoon. If Yemenis planted exportable crops like coffee rather than the mild drug qat, which does not bring in hard currency, they might be fairly prosperous.
It is not climate change that denied the Syrian public basic freedoms and liberty for decades, nor was it climate change that dropped barrel bombs on civilian neighborhoods, tortured and killed 13-year-old Hamza Ali al-Khateeb, or used chemical weapons. For that matter, when it comes to radicalization, the problem is Syria was less climate and more decades of Saudi-and Qatari-funded indoctrination and Turkish assistance to foreign fighters.
Regardless of all this, another obvious factor nullifies Macron's thesis: When drought occurs in regions outside the Middle East, the result is seldom suicide bombing.
Terrorism does not have a one-size-fits-all explanation but, generally speaking, when it comes to Islamist terrorism, ideology plays a key role. Most terrorists are educated, middle class, and relatively privileged. Islamic State caliph Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, for example, has a Ph.D. Many of the 9/11 hijackers were educated. In the Gaza Strip, Hamas recruits inside schools. Simply put, there is no linkage between climate change and terrorism.
Not only would Trump be foolish to buy Macron's argument, but environmentalists who believe climate change puts the Earth in immediate peril should be outraged. It is hyperbole. Moreover, it is the casual invocation of climate change as a catch-all cause for every other issue that breeds the cynicism that leads so many to become so dismissive of everything climate activists say. Macron may look down up Trump as an ignorant bore, but Macron's own logic suggests he is also living in a world where facts and reality don't matter.
Trump Quietly Gives Putin What He Wants
Quid pro quo?
Until now, the notion that Donald Trump was providing Russia and Vladimir Putin with concessions at the expense of U.S. interests was poorly supported. That all changed on Wednesday afternoon when the Washington Post revealed that Donald Trump ordered his national security advisor and CIA director to scrap a program that provided covert aid to anti-Assad rebels in Syria.
The president made that decision on July 7, within 24 hours of his first face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The sources who spoke to the Washington Post accurately characterize it as a reflection of "Trump's interest in finding ways to work with Russia." That is a fool's errand but, more important, this move demonstrates that the United States is willing to cede ground to adversaries and bad actors as long as they are persistent enough.
I endeavored to demonstrate as thoroughly as I could why American interests in Syria and those of Russia not only do not align but often conflict violently. The president appears convinced, like his predecessor, that his personal political interests are better served by allowing Moscow to be the power broker in Syria—even if that makes America and its allies less safe.
Moscow has made it a priority to execute airstrikes on American and British covert facilities in Syria, and Donald Trump has just rewarded those air strikes on U.S. targets. Trump has sacrificed the goodwill he garnered from Sunni-dominated Middle Eastern governments when he executed strikes on Assad's assets and, as recently as June, the U.S. downed a Syrian warplane for attacking anti-ISIS rebels laying siege to the Islamic State capital of Raqqa.
America will continue to provide support to indigenous anti-ISIS rebels, despite the fact that those forces are often under assault from both Russian and Syrian forces. It should be noted, however, that the CIA suspended aid to Free Syrian Army elements when it came under attack from Islamist in February. The agency said it didn't want cash and weapons falling into Islamist hands, but this move exposes that claim as a mere pretext.
This concession to Russia is significant not just because it removes some pressure on Moscow's vassal in Damascus. It sends a series of signals to the world's bad actors, who will inevitably react.
The phasing out of aid for anti-Assad rebels (presumably the indigenous Sunni-dominated factions) gives Russia and Syria the only thing they've ever wanted: the ability to frame the conflict in Syria as one between the regime and a handful of radicals and pariahs. A cessation of aid will squeeze the remaining moderate, secular rebel factions in Syria and compel them to seek whatever assistance they can—even at the risk of augmenting the ranks of Islamist insurgents. How that advances America's interests is entirely unclear.
This move will only further embolden not just Russia and Syria but their mutual ally, the Islamic Republic of Iran. It will convince the region's Sunni actors that the United States is not on their side—a matter of increasing urgency in Iraq. The insurgency in Syria is unlikely to end so long as regional fighters have a means of getting into the country. America will simply sacrifice its leverage over those groups.
This move will confirm, finally, that the use of weapons of mass destruction in the battlefield is survivable. A truly resolute American administration might fire off a handful of Tomahawk missiles at an abandoned airfield, but regime change is not in the offing. That will only beget other bad actors who will test the parameters of America's willingness to defend the international norms prohibiting the use of WMDs. Because American servicemen and women are stationed around the world in unstable theaters, the likelihood that they will one day be fighting on chemical battlefields just became a lot more likely.
American covert involvement in Syria also filled a vacuum that the Obama administration allowed to expand in 2011 and 2012. "One big potential risk of shutting down the CIA program is that the United States may lose its ability to block other countries, such as Turkey and Persian Gulf allies, from funneling more sophisticated weapons—including man-portable air-defense systems, or MANPADS—to anti-Assad rebels, including more radical groups," the Washington Post speculated. Ironically, American withdrawal from the anti-Assad effort could actually fuel the fire, but in a way that we can neither control nor effectively influence. We've seen that movie before. We know how it ends.
And all of this is for what? To garner goodwill with the bloody regime in Damascus? To court Moscow or Tehran? There is nothing to gain from cozying up to these regimes that is not offset by the sacrifice of American national interests and moral authority associated with rapprochement. For all of the Trump administration's criticisms of Barack Obama's policy with regard to those regimes, this decision suggests he's willing to double down on Obama's mistakes.


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Diversity in Australian local government: The case against the imposition of uniform national standards
Worthington, Andrew C. & Dollery, Brian E. (2001) Diversity in Australian local government: The case against the imposition of uniform national standards. International Review of Public Administration, 6(1), pp. 49-58.
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Over the past several years, numerous official and other bodies have called for the imposition of a uniform set of national standards for Australian local government. It has been argued inter alia that uniform national standards would facilitate benchmarking and other performance comparisons across local government jurisdictions. Whilst there is undoubted validity in principle to the contention that benefits would flow from a uniform national approach to local government, these arguments nevertheless ignore the tremendous diversity characteristic of Australian local government. This paper seeks to demonstrate that local government in Australia exhibits a large degree of diversity both within and between states and territories. Moreover, we attempt to show that inexorable demographic, employment and infrastructural trends are underway which will ensure that the diversity will not only continue, but also increase. Accordingly, although the imposition of uniform national standards may seem attractive at first sight, the actual implementation of these standards seems to be neither feasible nor desirable.
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[Update] June 28, 2007 - I have been working on more interesting ways to display gender popularity of names. Take a look at my recent name charts.
I recently went looking for a good list of gender-neutral names. Most of what I found had no supporting information or indication of where the data came from. While I was looking I found the US Census Bureau's data on frequently occurring names from the 1990 census, so I decided to make my own list. Check out the Census documentation and methodology, too. It's pretty interesting.
To discover the "best" gender-neutral names, I ended up assigning each name a score based on both the balance of males and females having that name and also the name's overall popularity. For more details, see the complete list of 331 names attributed to both genders by the 1990 census. It includes slightly more information about the ordering process.
The top 80 names are listed below. Several of the top names were diminutives that could be formed from either male or female names. I separated these from the rest since they are kind of a special case. For the complete list of names in order together, see the complete list.
Diminutives: Jessie, Johnnie, Frankie, Willie, Jamie, Jackie, Robbie, Terry, Kris, Jaime, Pat, Tommie, Jimmie, Billie, Ollie, Gerry, Chris, Sammie, Bennie, Johnie, Dusty, Bobbie, Lou
Everything else: Leslie, Kerry, Morgan, Marion, Jody, Casey, Angel, Lee, Dana, Kelly, Guadalupe, Tracy, Ariel, Lynn, Francis, Sydney, Shannon, Carey, Jan, Yong, Alva, Taylor, Merle, Young, Hong, Lavern, Ivory, Trinidad, Rene, Shelby, Cruz, Dominique, Gale, Carrol, Robin, Alexis, Cleo, Devon, Courtney, Kim, Blair, Jean, Paris, Britt, Chong, Aubrey, Shawn, Jordan, Elisha, Stacy, Laverne, Lacy, Dee, Kasey, Augustine, Christian, Carroll
Several of the names were unexpected for me, so to get a better idea of how these names got placed where they did, I made a chart. Common names have wider lines, and the more gender-balanced names have centered lines. There is a second chart of the same top 80 names sorted by gender balance, from those used more often by males to those more often used by females. Evenly balanced names are near the middle of the chart. The ordering here was obtained based on a simple average of the two endpoints. These charts are admittedly kind of lousy. If anyone has recommendations for linux or NetBSD chart-making software, I would be glad to hear them.
I would have preferred to use a more recent source of names. Half a generation has been replaced since this data was collected, and I suspect that there have been a lot of changes. I would be glad to hear of any other data sources. Also feel free to contact me at evan at nixsyspaus dot org with any other questions or comments about this page.
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Discussion in 'Basketball' started by TheDarkandDevious00, Nov 29, 2012.
LMAO at blasting "Currency" by Trina. C'mon Bynum.
YOLO gives less than a single fuck
bynum didnt blast currency, his neighbors were.
Read it again.
nah that was one of the things the neighbors used to complain about bynum, blasting loud rap music
I know....
His neighbors weren't blasting the song. Bynum was. The neighbors complained about Bynum blasting hip-hop at high volumes with "Currensy" being one of the specific songs he played. I don't think you read it right.
I love YOLO so much
my bad i fucked up reading your post
Smh at Bynum being a street racer, though. I wonder if that's how he injured his other knee and not that highly suspect bowling story.
Andrew Bynum being a shitty person? Color me surprised.
I was confused about how you did that until I realized "blast" has another meaning. New headline: "Neighbors Blast Bynum's Blasting of 'Currency'; Bynum Blasts Back"
I'm sure Bynum was acting like a douche, bht these neighbors really threw change at his car (allegedly)? Come on, man.
YOLO DGAF doe
I'd give him a pass if he was bumping Curren$y.
Aww, youre linking to TMZ. C'mon son.
If Bynum was going to play Trina, he should've blasted Off Glass.
Well,damn 'lil momma,can you swallow my dick?
Can you keep that pussy poppin' like a bottle of Cris?"
2000 Trina da raunchiest.
muh *****
Can't say **** (c-word) ****** (other f-word) **** (homosexual) ***** (dent in armor, Jeremy Lin) or ***** (Vinny Del) either.
you can still say wop, though. or mick.


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The secular mainstream media often do a shoddy job of accurately reporting on religious news, but this takes the cake.
Writing about how the Rev. James St. George was terminated earlier this month from his post as part-time professor at Chestnut Hill College, the Associated Press insisted the openly gay man "belong[s] to a branch of Catholicism not associated with the Vatican that has different views on gay issues."
The church where St. George is a pastor is "affiliated with the Old Catholic Apostolic Church of America, which vows no discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and performs commitment ceremonies for gays and lesbians," the Associated Press reported.
Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Bonnie Cook similarly noted that St. George "belonged to a branch of Catholicism that is not associated with the Vatican and allows priests to be actively gay."
But is the Old Catholic Apostolic Church of America (OCACA) really a "branch" of Catholicism, despite its lack of communion with Rome. In a word no, and the OCACA website is pretty clear on that matter in its FAQ section:
Are you in communion with the Roman Catholic Church?
No. The Old Catholic Churches separated from the Roman Catholic Church in the late 19th century over the refusal to accept the dogma of Papal Infallibility.
OCACA is no more a "branch" of Catholicism than are Lutheran or Reformed churches or Orthodox churches.
It may have many of the same smells and bells, aesthetically calling to mind the Catholic tradition, but OCACA is not a Catholic church and it notes as much on its website.
Is it too much to ask of MSM reporters to do a little bit of homework before publishing a story such as this?


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She looked at him provocatively, as if relishing the chance to do something the rest of the royal family would never do.
The new owners of Harrods—the Qatari royal family—have tastefully removed any mention of "engagement" from the display.
The queen mother, like most of the royal family, was relaxed about their relationship.
Just what is it about the British royal family and Kazakhstan?
These big events do nothing to push up the popularity of the royal family, but they do a lot for us, for us it's all good news.
And that is the manner in which we all of us, people of the royal family, act.
You are a favorite with the czar, and your sister is the pet of the royal family.
Till one, the royal grooms were preparing the carriages to convey the royal family and suite,—a long train of coaches.
It was known that he meditated a publication on the royal family.
This was in itself a severe trial for so young a lad; but it did not satisfy the royal family.