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• NFL would pay $765 million plus legal costs.
• Individual awards would be capped at $5 million for players suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
• Individual awards would be capped at $4 million for deaths from chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
• Individual awards would be capped at $3 million for players suffering from dementia.
• Money would go toward medical exams and concussion-related compensation for NFL retirees and their families, and $10 million toward medical research.
• The pact will last for 65 years, with a provision that the NFL will add to the fund if it dips below $50 million.
• Senior U.S. District Judge Anita Brody in Philadelphia must approve the settlement.
Does the settlement mean the NFL hid information on long-term effects? According to former U.S. District Judge Layn Phillips, the court-appointed mediator who oversaw settlement talks between the NFL and the thousands of former players who brought concussion-related lawsuits, no.
"The settlement means that the parties reached an agreement to put litigation behind them, get help to retired players who need it, and work proactively to support research and make the game safer."
Phillips said a nationwide network of health care providers will be available to give the baseline exams to retired players.
The goal will be to make the exam sites convenient so that as many retirees as possible can take advantage of the potential medical benefits.
• "This agreement lets us help those who need it most and continue our work to make the game safer for current and future players. … We thought it was critical to get more help to players and families who deserve it rather than spend many years and millions of dollars on litigation." – NFL executive vice president Jeffrey Pash
• "NFL concussion lawsuit net outcome? Big loss for the players now and the future! Estimated NFL revenue by 2025 = $27 BILLION." – former NFL player Kevin Mawae in a tweet
• "All of the plaintiffs involved are part of our player community, and we look forward to learning more about the settlement." – NFL Players Association
• "Concussions are part of the game. I know a lot of the old players need a lot of help, and it's quite a settlement, from what I understand. … I think people have hid behind this too long. It's time it's out in the open. It's out in the open now so we'll see what happens." – former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka
• "In this particular case, you've got a huge PR issue as well for the National Football League – and they really want to move past it." – Stephen F. Ross, director of director the Penn State Institute for Sports Law


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Children at a Wharfedale school have been really letting their hair down for a good cause.
Pool Primary joined other schools across Leeds to take part in the hirsute delights of Febru-hairy, a fundraising campaign for Sue Ryder Wheatfields Hospice.
Pupils paid a pound each to come in to school last Friday sporting all kinds of crazy hair styles, wigs and costumes.
The Wacky Hair Day raised £190 for the Headingley based hospice, which provides care for people from across Leeds and beyond who have life-limiting illnesses.

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It all started when Tami, of What Tami Said suggested that I read 50 Shades of Grey and since then I have been asked repeatedly by friends and acquaintances if I plan on reading the book. It has even been pointed out that since I read the Twilight novels, that I should have no problem making it through this Twilight fanfic masquerading as a book. More recently, I have received email from regular readers asking if I plan on reading the book and reviewing it here on WM. In a word,
I understand that many people have read it, but if a hundred people jumped off a bridge, that would not make me inclined to follow suit for shits and giggles. I don't feel excluded from conversations, nor do I feel a desperate need to be a part of the zeitgeist surrounding this terrible waste of trees. I think in fact that my inner goddess and my subconscious would take turns smacking me for subjecting them to this. Wouldn't my time better spent watching the way that pants magically hang off my unhusbands hips in that special awe inspiring way, or dealing with my disappointment that I orgasamed yet again.
I have been reading the chapter reviews written by author Jennifer Armintrout and I am quite certain that I am getting more pleasure from reading those, than actually reading the book. The truth is, 50 Shades of Grey depresses me. As I writer, I have no idea how this ever got published. The excerpts alone reveal it to be one of the worst written pieces of
literature claptrap, which has ever been published and that is before we even begin to tackle the extremely abusive nature of this relationship. The only thing I can thank E.L James for doing is largely excluding marginalized people from this horror.
So, as I mentioned, I will not be reading this book and no review will happen here at Womanist Musings authored by me anyway, but I do want to give you the opportunity to talk about it, since so many of you have asked.
Have you read 50 Shades of Grey, why or why not? If you have read it, what did you think about its writing style and the messages that it sends?


text: Page Content 1 Stepping Out of Comfort Zones Brian Hickey '15 / Albany, New York "My parents have always said to me 'To whom much is given, much is required.' I always understood this to mean that if you have certain talents, knowledge, or time, you are expected to use those things to benefit others and not just yourself. I try to live by and respect that philosophy. Learn More about Brian Babson's "5 on Fire" » Babson Students Accepted to CGIU » Brian Hickey Named Winner of Microsoft's YouthSpark Challenge for Change » Babson Magazine: Brick by Brick » Brian's Cross Country Biography » "For example, my Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship business MixItMug sold self-stirring mugs and donated all proceeds to Engeye Scholars, a nonprofit that I am involved in that is working to support entrepreneurs in rural Uganda. "I'm also trying to make an impact globally and locally in other ways. I am passionate about supporting opportunities in education, business, and healthcare in rural Africa. I had the chance to travel to Uganda, Kenya, and Ghana to continue these efforts and explore sustainable business opportunities for local villagers. And, in January 2014, I had the opportunity to travel to Ghana with the Babson team to teach entrepreneurship to high school students. "Summer 2014 presented another opportunity to gain a new perspective interning in London and studying at the London School of Economics. These experiences abroad increased my awareness of the global business world and different cultures, helped me grow as an individual, and reinforced the importance of giving back. Making Connections Brian and Elena are both Weissman Scholars » "I also participate in cross country, track and field, and am a Social Media Ambassador. Joining these organizations has connected me to new people and resources, helped challenge me to be my best, sparked new ideas, and encouraged me to make an impact and allowed others to make an impact on me. I believe I have grown as a person and team member because of these programs. "Taking advantage of the diverse opportunities offered by the College has been invaluable to me. There are so many great experiences that come from stepping outside your comfort zone and trying something new. You don't always know where the path will lead you, but the results and the destination make it worthwhile."


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Prophetess Mary Bushiri is the wife of prophet Shepherd Bushiri and together with her husband are both influential leaders who serves with excellence and integrity.
Prophet Shepherd Bushiri is happily married to Mary Bushiri who previously answered to the surname of Zgambo before the young and billionaire prophet claimed her heart to make her a "Mrs Bushiri" in a colourful ceremony at Mzuzu Stadium in 2011.
Throughout their nearly 5 years of marriage, Prophetess Mary Bushiri has diligently served alongside her husband Prophet Shepherd Bushiri, founder of Enlightened Christian Gathering and president of Shepherd Bushiri Ministries international in Africa, which serves nearly 60,000 members.
Enlightened Christian Gathering, Pretoria in South Africa which hosts over 35,000 worshipers each week.


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TOP sporting students at Bournemouth's Bishop of Winchester Academy were treated to a full training session with Rugby Union wing and fullback Thinus Delport. The Cheltenham-based player who made his senior debut in 1997 on the Springboks' European Tour, joined Head of PE Nick McGill on the pitch to give demonstrations and advice.
The training was followed by a question and answer session.
Speaking after his visit Mr Delport said: "I love the opportunity to help inspire young players and it's great that the academy is encouraging pupils to take part in the sport."
Mr McGill said large numbers of students from all years play rugby and the school has now signed a three year contract with the Rugby Football Union to support a long-term development plan to engage more rugby participation at the academy.


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Did you smile or frown more today?
Today I think I frowned more than smiled.
I did smile . . .
. . . but mostly I waffled about whether or not to cancel sketch club tonight because of the winter storm forecast. Finally, I just decided to stop worrying about it and just pushed it to next Monday.
Then all I had to worry about was the winter storm. Dear hubby was heading back on the road this afternoon . . . right into the storm. I secretly wished he would call into work with some serious but quick-healing disease. Nope. So I packed him lots of extra food and made sure he had all his medicines and winter gear. Off he went into the storm . . . sigh.
But there were a few smiles. Enjoying leftover pie and coffee while watching a favourite show together was nice.
How about you?
In My World . . . people get along, life is fair and crafting soothes the soul . . . Welcome to My World . . .
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Wednesday, December 16, 2015
December 16 sketch challenge . . . 1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . GO!
To see the sketch, click on this link: http://cutnpastescrapbookingsketches.blogspot.ca/2015/12/december-16-sketch-challenge-1-2-3-go.html
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Question #28
Think about yourself as a child. What personality traits that you have now were already apparent as a child?
As a child I was very shy. My younger sister always made the first move towards friending someone new in the neighbourhood or school. Once I was comfortable with a new person, I would lose my shyness.
I am still like that today but I try to be the person who holds out her hand and says "Hi, I'm . . . " Sometimes I can't make myself do that but most of the time I can now.
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Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Question #27
What would the title of your biography be and why?
I have a few ideas.
It was a dark and stormy night.
If it hadn't happened to me I would never have believed it.
The Stomach Turns.
I never knew I was short until my kids grew up.
But the winner is . . .
This is a phrase I say very often. It became the name of my blog. And then it became my email address. It is taking over my life . . . LOL.
I have a few ideas.
It was a dark and stormy night.
If it hadn't happened to me I would never have believed it.
The Stomach Turns.
I never knew I was short until my kids grew up.
But the winner is . . .
In My World
This is a phrase I say very often. It became the name of my blog. And then it became my email address. It is taking over my life . . . LOL.
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Monday, December 14, 2015
Question #26
Using 10 words, describe yourself.
Okay, now its your turn?
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Saturday, December 12, 2015
Question #25
Make a list of 30 things that make you smile.
1. Hubby's lame jokes . . . especially the one about the guy on the high diving board
2. Puns
3. My oldest grandson and his wry sense of humour
4. The way my sons, and now two of my grandsons, tower over me. I never realized how short I am
5. My middle grandson trying to make us believe we let him walk to school all alone when he was little . . . like that would ever happen
6. Family dinners. They are never boring
7. Knock knock jokes
8. Big Bang Theory
9. Lucille Ball
10. Finding a tricky letterbox
11. Facebook . . . most of the time
12. Oscar (the movie)
13. My youngest grandson when he is telling stories. He speaks with a lilt at the end of each sentence that is absolutely charming.
14. Spending time with my friends. Oh, the stories I could tell . . .
15. Sushi
16. Thai food
17. Going on a road trip
18. Christmas
19. Santa Claus
20. Windswept
21. Pyjama days
22. Bargain shopping
23. Trying new recipes
24. Painting
25. Scrapbooking
26. Art Journaling
27. Shopping for supplies for #23-26
28. Board games even when I don't win which is most of the time
29. Music . . . just about any kind
30. A package or letter in the mail
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Thursday, December 10, 2015
Scrapbooking finishes from March 2015
Hal read the instructions and Cam put the new sofa bed together.
I miss card classes with our CTMH buddy, Terry.
I guess I should have retaken the photo once I removed the post it note and added the real date . . . Ooops.
I love sewing on layouts, especially with my Sew Easy tools.
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Question # 24
Do you own or carry anything that you consider a good luck charm?
I personally don't carry anything that could be considered a good luck charm. I wonder why that is?
How about you?
I personally don't carry anything that could be considered a good luck charm. I wonder why that is?
How about you?
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On average, there are 75 mandatory labor law posting changes a year. So who has time to stay on top of all the nuances of complying with labor law posters, following the correct processes, and staying abreast of recent immigration issues?
Fortunately, Ashley Kaplan (pictured) helps small businesses comply with these types of urgent matters. With more than 15 years of labor law experience, Kaplan is the Senior Employment Law Attorney for G.Neil, a leading provider of human resource and employment compliance products for small businesses.
Now, as an advisor to Intuit's Labor Law Poster Compliance Service, Ashley is providing small business employers with an easy way to mitigate the risks of audits, fines, and employee lawsuits by complying with federal and state requirements on an ongoing basis.
We asked Kaplan some questions about the moving target of labor law compliance.
ISBB: Can small businesses comply with labor law posters themselves?
Kaplan: Given the risks of non-compliance and the time and resources required to get it right, small businesses shouldn't be doing this on their own. There are so many compliance requirements and so many ways to make a mistake. For example, small businesses have to post five separate federal labor law notices to their employees. In addition, they also have to worry about individual state law requirements, which can include as many as 12 additional postings. The notices range from Equal Employment Opportunity to OSHA safety rights, to military and family leave, minimum wage, unemployment and workers' compensation, fair employment, and immigration.
Is there a one-stop shop to get all of these compliance requirements from the federal government?
Not from the government. To get them on your own, an employer would have to contact as many as seven different federal and state agencies, depending on the state. You'd also have to know which specific posters to request for your business.
Couldn't you go to your state labor department to get the right posters?
Yes, you can get the ones enforced by that agency, but there are sister agencies you may not know about that have other labor law poster requirements. Each agency is responsible for issuing its own posters, and there's not a common source for all federal and state posters.
What happens if you don't follow the right processes?
There are major penalties and fines associated with non-compliance, which can be as high as $17,000 for federal non-compliance. The worst of it is if there's an employee lawsuit over employee rights covered by a poster you failed to post. By failing to post, you can lose your best defenses such as "good faith" in a discrimination case. It can also extend the statute of limitations forcing you to defend time-barred claims and increasing the period of recovery for back wages. The results can be devastating to a small business.
How often do the labor laws actually change?
These requirements change constantly, and the government does not notify business when changes occur. There are, on average, about 150 changes per year and half of them require mandatory updates. It's not always easy to determine which changes are mandatory and which are cosmetic.
A lot of these posters have requirements as to size, font, and color, so you'd have to figure that out by doing some research. You need time, knowhow and resources to get it all right.
Do the "labor law poster police" ever visit an office to see if you're compliant?
There are federal audits around employment law compliance, but typically it's not just about posters. When they occur, government officials begin by asking to see your employee posters.
Recently in New Jersey, the Attorney General "raided" a bunch of businesses in retail centers and strip malls and found them to be non-compliant with a specific state poster that had just been updated.
How have recent immigration issues impacted small businesses?
We've seen huge movement in the current administration to increase enforcement and penalties, and a lot of states are now being required to participate in the eVerify program, a government database of over 1 billion people connected to Social Security records. Six states now require this. There's also a mandatory requirement for an eVerify poster in these states and for federal contractors across the country.
In eight states, with more to come soon, if businesses violate employee immigration laws, they can have their business license revoked. States are starting to implement more severe penalties than we've ever seen on a federal level.
There are 279 similar measures that were introduced into various state legislatures in just the first half of the year, and over 2,300 audit notices issued by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the federal agency that enforces immigration compliance.
About Ashley Kaplan
Ashley Howell Kaplan has practiced labor and employment law for more than 15 years. In her current role as Senior Employment Law Attorney for G.Neil, Ashley manages product innovation and development of business compliance solutions, including HR tools to help employers manage personnel issues legally and effectively. Get more information at Intuit's Labor Law Poster Compliance Service.
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Dear Sugar--
My daughter, who is 39, is married with 2 daughters. They have decided to do a major addition to their home BUT they want free help from her brother, my son who is a contractor. At the same time, they are going on a big trip and expect my son to do most work while they're gone. There has been no mention of any pay and in return, my son throws off his frustration at my husband and I by being moody and feeling taken advantage of by his sister. Should we discuss this with him? Should I say something to my daughter about paying her brother for his hard work or should I just stay out of it and keep my mouth shut? -- Butting in Betty
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Dear Butting in Betty --
From the sounds of it, you're stuck in the middle of what could be the start of a family feud. Are you sure you know all the details? Could they have worked out some sort of deal that you are unaware of? If your daughter hasn't offered to pay monetarily, could she be scratching his back in another way so to speak? Perhaps babysitting, or could his work on the house be pay back from a previous deal they made with each other?
Although you are their mother, and it's your second nature to want to make everything OK in your family, I advise you to stay out of this one. Your kids are grown adults who can make their own decisions so getting in the middle is bound to stir the pot even thicker. If your son is taking his anger out on you and your husband, I think it's more than fair and appropriate to address that, but do so in a neutral manner - don't take or play favorites, rather let him know you don't appreciate being the brunt of his misdirected frustration.
Hopefully your kids can work this one out without involving mom and dad and you can soon get back to being a nice big happy family! Good luck.


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U.S. to pull some Beirut staffers
WASHINGTON — The State Department on Friday ordered nonessential American diplomats and the families of staffers at the U.S. Embassy in Beirut to leave Lebanon immediately because of security concerns as the Obama administration and Congress debate military strikes on neighboring Syria. The department also authorized the voluntary departure of diplomats and families at the U.S. Consulate in Adana, Turkey, which is the closest American diplomatic post to Syria in Turkey.
In a new travel warning for Lebanon, the department said it had instructed nonessential staffers to leave Beirut and urged private American citizens to depart the country "due to threats to U.S. mission facilities and personnel. "
"The potential in Lebanon for a spontaneous upsurge in violence remains," it said.
"Lebanese government authorities are not able to guarantee protection for citizens or visitors to the country should violence erupt suddenly. Access to borders, airports, roads and seaports can be interrupted with little or no warning," the statement said. "Public demonstrations occur frequently with little warning and have the potential to become violent. Family, neighborhood or sectarian disputes often escalate quickly and can lead to gunfire or other violence with little or no warning."
Americans in Lebanon "should understand that they accept risks in remaining and should carefully consider those risks," it said, adding that those who chose to stay "should prepare to depart at short notice."
The step had been under consideration since last week when President Obama said he was contemplating military action against the Syrian government for its alleged chemical weapons attack last month.


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Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by this some have entertained angels without knowing it. Hebrews 13:2
Hmmm the challenge to the Body of Christ*. Yes! Such a simple thing, be hospitable to everyone. We have no idea who God will send across our paths. Abba requires our impartiality and welcoming others. And sorry friends…SELECTIVE HOSPITALITY…is NOT HOSPITALITY. That would be FAVORITISM which Abba forbids. If Abba does not have favorites, why does the Body of Christ? Favoritism in the Body of Christ is counter to Christ, it is not of Christ, and Abba is challenging us to cancel the lie that we believe justifies accepting, excluding, etc others because of our personal philosophy, branding, culture, race etc. If you are participating in exclusion practices, rethink it. This includes purposely avoiding other Believers. This is not hospitality and not of God. Rethink this my friends. Abba is very clear about this. To grow the Body of Christ, you must be hospitable. Period. Selective hospitality is not hospitality. That is favoritism.
Opening his mouth, Peter said: "I most certainly understand now that God is not one to show partiality" Acts 10:34
Do not show partiality in judging; hear both small and great alike. Do not be afraid of any man, for judgment belongs to God. Bring me any case too hard for you, and I will hear it. Deuteronomy 1:17
For there is no partiality with God. Romans 2:11
Be hospitable to one another without complaint. 1 Peter 4:9
The Body of Christ needs healing. Massive defection of Believers from the Church is not acceptable and not saying anything about it is especially not acceptable. Abba has commissioned (Great Commission) us to bring individuals to the Body of Christ not create exclusive social clubs. Remove the callous over our hearts and scales off the eyes.
My brethren, do not hold your faith in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ with an attitude of personal favoritism. For if a man comes into your assembly with a gold ring and dressed in fine clothes, and there also comes in a poor man in dirty clothes, and you pay special attention to the one who is wearing the fine clothes, and say, "You sit here in a good place," and you say to the poor man, "You stand over there, or sit down by my footstool," have you not made distinctions among yourselves, and become judges with evil motives? Listen, my beloved brethren: did not God choose the poor of this world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom which He promised to those who love Him? But you have dishonored the poor man. Is it not the rich who oppress you and personally drag you into court? Do they not blaspheme the fair name by which you have been called? If, however, you are fulfilling the royal law according to the Scripture, "YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF," you are doing well. But if you show partiality, you are committing sin and are convicted by the law as transgressors. James 2:1-8
Abba, have mercy on us and pierce our hearts. We repent of our favoritism in using race, age, gender, social status, and all other human forms of judgment to welcome or reject others. Forgive us Father. Bind up the hardened, calloused hearts and blind eyes within us and loose your supernatural vision to us of the hurting in the name and Blood of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Amen
Related Posts: He's Not One of Us
Related Resources: Living on the Edge
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*Note: The posting is in reference to no particular congregation but the larger Body of Christ.


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Posterity will always remember Terry Bradshaw for throwing a pass to Frenchy Fuqua Dec. 23, 1972, that ended up, let's say, going slightly off course, but there's more to the former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback than gridiron grandeur.
At the same time Bradshaw was collecting Super Bowl trophies and MVP honors, he landed a single on the Billboard country charts with a cover version – and a pretty decent one at that – of Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry." In the years since Bradshaw permanently removed his cleats and stashed his shoulder pads, he has dabbled in additional music-making, most of it in gospel, found steady work as a motivational speaker and television commentator and honed his thespian skills in such vehicles as "Smokey and the Bandit II" and "Failure to Launch."
"I'm one of those (attention deficit disorder) children," Bradshaw said. "I've never gotten bored. I always stay busy. Things are always coming to me."
The multiple and varied interests of 65-year-old Bradshaw will be spotlighted in the stage show, "America's Favorite Dumb Blonde … A Life in Four Quarters," a traveling production that debuted in Las Vegas a year ago and will be at The Meadows Racetrack & Casino at 8 p.m. Saturday. Bradshaw is set to tell stories, crack some jokes and, yes, sing. He will be accompanied by the group dubbed the I-Qties, and a backing band called the Professors.
On a conference call last month with a handful of journalists from around the region, a voluble Bradshaw said, "It's been a charmed life. I try not to sit around and go, 'When is this coming to an end?' I don't look at life like that. I don't think things come to an end."
He is not the first high-profile athlete to take to the stage; though he is more beloved locally and lacks the formidable rap sheet, Bradshaw was preceded to the stage by onetime heavyweight champion Mike Tyson's one-man show, "Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth," where he frankly dissects his own life and many weaknesses and stumbles. Tyson later took it on the road, but Bradshaw didn't see it, and points out "my show is a little more funny."
"They said (the Tyson show) was a little tough to take," he added. "I admire athletes. I admire Joe Namath. I admire anyone who steps out of their comfort zone. The fact that you'll do that says volumes about you as a person."
Though he told his story before in print, through his 2011 autobiography, "It's Only a Game," and is a regular on the speaking circuit, Bradshaw said doing "America's Favorite Dumb Blonde" is an entirely different beast.
"It's a challenge to do a good show and not lose your focus," he said. "I could have fallen flat on my ass … I'm a risk-taker."
One thing that might not come up in the show is, um, that play.
"I will not talk about that play," Bradshaw said, referring to the Immaculate Reception. "I'm tired of talking about that play."
Otherwise, Bradshaw seems reasonably content with his lot. He confesses to some arthritic symptoms, thanks to his 14 years in professional football, as well as some short-term memory issues, which he traces back to all the hits he took on the field at Three Rivers Stadium and elsewhere.
But, all in all, "life is a good and I'm a happy guy."
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A package of taxonomy management tools.
Icons taken from "Crystal" and "Oxygen".
Taxonomy Tools controls global access to taxonomy terms depending on the settings provided by the enabled taxonomy management tools. Also implements node access system to control access for nodes that are associated with taxonomy terms.
Taxonomy tools provides an overview page which provides a summary for vocabularies that use any of the tools included in this module.
Taxonomy Publisher
Adds status "Published" to taxonomy terms and also provides scheduled (un)publishing of taxonomy terms.
The scheduler part is based on code from Scheduler module.
For date mainpulations used datejs library.
Taxonomy Publisher Filter
This module allows you to limit the taxonomy terms listed in a term reference form element or in a views exposed filter.
The current version supports select, checkbox/radio and autocomplete widgets for term reference fields.
Some initiatives have been identified as official initiatives.
The Drupal 8.0.0 Get Involved page has more information about helping get a release out.
Drop by #drupal-contribute in IRC and someone would be happy to help you!
The Subs Status API includes the following functions to easily check or change a subscription's status:
* Returns whether a subscription is in force (valid).
* Active and grace period subscriptions are considered to be in force.
* @param $subscription
* The subscription object we want to check whether is still in force.
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* Returns a boolean indicating whether the subscription is active.
function subs_in_force(Subs $subscription) {
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This is a utility function which cleans up the variable table, removing entries for node types which no longer exist, and then goes on to set all node types to have revisioning enabled. This code also has a line which disables the default of new nodes to be not Promoted to Front Page , although it is currently commented out. It displays information about what it has done. The first line, a comment, can be used in phpMyAdmin to show what the current settings are for each content type. It is my hope that someday this code might be used as a start for building a full blown module that shows and allows easy editing, and bulk modifications of all settings for all CCK/node types on a site.
function bulk_enable_cck_revisions() {
// select * from variable WHERE name LIKE 'node_options%' # sql to show status of all cck types, use this in phpMyAdmin or similar tool
// first, clean up any old data in the variable table that's not needed any longer.
$result = db_query("select name from variable WHERE name LIKE 'node_options%'"); # quick sql to show status of all cck types
while($name = db_result($result)){
$type = substr($name,13);
$count = db_result(db_query("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM node_type WHERE type = '%s'", $type));
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In May 2010 a flotilla of ships sailed from Turkey and attempted to run through Israel's naval blockade and land in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli military stopped them and violence ensued on the MV Mavi Marmara. Following this incident and international pressure, Israel set up a national inquiry with international observers, called the Turkel Commission. The pursuit of international justice has been a goal throughout Professor Tim McCormack's distinguished career. Monique Edwards speaks him about his experiences with the Commission and his recent position with the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Voice: Tell me about how you were selected to be an international observer for Phase II of the Turkel Commission.
TM: In March 2011, the government extended the mandate of the commission beyond the MV Mavi Marmara incident investigation to look more generally at how Israel investigates alleged war crimes. When one of the first international observers, Brigadier Ken Watkin, departed the Commission, the decision was taken to replace him with another expert in international humanitarian law and they asked him for recommendations. My name was discussed and the executive officer of the Turkel Commission flew from Jerusalem to Sydney in May 2011 to discuss the position with me. I was then formally invited to join the Commission in May 2011.
Voice: What was your role as an international observer?
TM: My role was to write the Commission's report, in particular, two key aspects of it. One part of our report involves a comparative study of six national military justice systems: those of Canada, Australia, the US, the UK, Germany and the Netherlands. I prepared the Australian study with the assistance of an alumnus of the Melbourne Law School now undertaking doctoral studies at NYU Law School – Megan Donaldson. I also helped craft the first chapter of our report, which involves the Commission's analysis of the international legal obligations for an effective investigation when the military suspects that a war crime has been committed by its own forces, and the processes it must follow to undertake an effective investigation. Again the Commission benefited from outstanding research and writing support from one of my former PhD students at Melbourne Law School, Dr Michelle Lesh, who is now a Golda Meir Postdoctoral Fellow at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Voice: What impact will the report from the Turkel Commission have on international humanitarian law?
TM: This study is the first systematic and comprehensive study, at least in the English language, on what constitutes an effective investigation and how it applies to a factual situation, and I think that will be its principal contribution to international humanitarian law.
Voice: With your background in international humanitarian law, how have your views been influenced by your work on the Turkel Commission?
TM: On my last trip to Israel I visited some villages in the West Bank and in one particular village there had been a fatal shooting a few weeks before by Israeli soldiers of a 14-year-old Palestinian boy after he allegedly walked too close to the separation barrier between Israel proper and the West Bank. I thought to myself, here's an example of a killing of an unarmed civilian — how does the Turkel Commission report work in this context? I had an opportunity after that visit to meet with one of the main Israeli human rights NGOs that does a lot of work with Palestinians and I asked them about this particular incident. They said as a consequence of a change of policy that the Military Advocate General introduced, they'd confirmed that the incident was investigated by the military police who operate outside the operational chain of command. It is comforting to know there's a system in place where a proper investigation is being conducted and there's some accountability on the part of the Israeli Defence Force to civil society.
Voice: As Australia's inaugural Golda Meir Postdoctoral Fellowship recipient at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1989, how did this previous experience influence your return to Israel in 2011?
TM: That 12-month experience in 1989 wasn't actually my first time in Israel. I visited Israel in 1982 – just after completing my LLB studies at the University of Tasmania. I had an opportunity to participate in an academic study mission for 10 days in Egypt and three weeks in Israel, and it was a profoundly formative experience for me. The subject I enjoyed most at law school was International Law and I had done a special research paper on international legal aspects of the Arab-Israeli conflict. So going to that part of the world was a great opportunity and I wanted to return. I applied for a postdoctoral fellowship and my wife and I spent 12 months there, learned to speak some Hebrew, and enjoyed a really great experience together. I take great pleasure in the symmetry of the inaugural Australian recipient of the Gold Meir Postdoctoral Fellowship working on the Turkel Commision with the most recent recipient of the same award – Dr Michelle Lesh.
Voice: You're also Special Advisor on International Humanitarian Law to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in The Hague. What are some of the recent cases you have been asked to concentrate on?
TM: There are a few new situations that have been referred to the Court that will likely result in new trials – particularly the conflicts in Libya and in Mali. In the Libyan case, there are arrest warrants for Mohammad Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam, and also for al-Sanusi, who was the head of Gaddafi's former military intelligence organisation. In the Mali situation, there's a very challenging conflict situation where Islamist militias have taken control of large parts of Northern Mali, and imposed a strict form of Sharia Law. Those militia groups have attacked and destroyed historic sites of great cultural and religious significance and imposed a strict regime of summary punishments, amputations and executions for what in other countries would be considered minor breaches of the law. In the Office of the Prosecutor we're trying to determine who is responsible for these crimes, and the prospects for bringing some of them to justice.


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Wayne Rooney has spoken of Manchester United's chances of lifting the Champions League trophy, saying that he feels his club has just as good a chance of winning the European Cup as Spanish titans Real Madrid and Barcelona, thanks in no small way to the talent of Robin Van Persie.
Speaking of his teammate, who United manager Alex Ferguson controversially lured away from Arsenal just before the beginning of the season, Rooney said: "When you look at all the teams who have won this competition, they all have had those individuals who can do a bit of magic and win the competition. Robin is like that for us. He's great for the whole team, he's our talisman.
"We've got as good a chance as anyone. I think we've got the players. We're good as a team, but we've also got some great individual players who can win games for us."
Van Persie was snatched by the Red Devils for £24million and has not disappointed since his transfer, swiftly becoming the top scorer in the Premier League. However, Rooney has shown no signs of jealousy over the Dutchman's rapid ascension, stating that the striker is a great asset to the squad.
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...rooster's egg hatched un... Rooster's Egg!? roosters don't lay eggs, and I won't fix it for you.~~Tomana from elsewhere
Well, actually, the Nethack Bestiary, which is referred to in the article (and which, by the way, is not at all a medieval account, but the inline help file of an ancient and quite famous computer game), quoting "Mythical Beasts" from Deirdre Headon , tells that :
- "Once in a great while, when the positions of the stars are just right, a seven-year-old rooster will lay an egg. Then, along will come a snake, to coil around the egg, or a toad, to squat upon the egg, keeping it warm and helping it to hatch". [1]
So, "Rooster's egg" is fine, even if it makes no more sense in real life than having a cold-blooded animal like a snake or a toad keeping the egg warm.
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JEFFREY BROWN: When two solar-powered rovers began their
exploration of Mars in early 2004, scientists hoped the vehicles would operate
for 90 days. Now, some 900 days later, "Opportunity"
and "Spirit" are still at it, offering an exciting window on the
planet's present and past.
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Welcome back to our program.
STEVE SQUYRES, Mars Rover Project: Hi, glad to be here.
JEFFREY BROWN: Why is looking at this particular crater,
Victoria, so important?
STEVE SQUYRES: Well, the rocks at this place are layered,
like a stack of pancakes. And for two years, we've been driving around on top
of that stack without being able to see inside it. What this big hole in the
ground does for us is let us see what's down in that stack of layers and what
those rocks have to tell us about the past history of Mars.
JEFFREY BROWN: So you've got some early pictures here. Tell
us about them. Tell us what you're seeing.
STEVE SQUYRES: Well, what these images do initially is just
simply reveal the scope of this crater. We're going to later be taking much
higher-resolution pictures in color. This is our first glimpse. We literally
just got here a couple days ago.
But what they show is cliffs 50 to 100 feet high, a very
deep, bowl-shaped crater, a sand dune field down in the bottom. What gets us
excited, as scientists — I mean, aside from just the sheer spectacle of this
view — is these cliffs show an enormous deep sequence of layered rocks.
And what that means is, if we can get to those rocks and get
to them up close and measure their composition, we can learn a lot about what
conditions were like when the rocks formed.
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JEFFREY BROWN: Now, is something that you might learn aboutconnected to whether Mars, in fact, could have supported life?
STEVE SQUYRES: Yes, exactly, exactly. We found in some ofthe rocks we've looked at already, which correspond to the ones up towards thetop of the stack, some of the youngest rocks, that conditions would have beensuitable for life. There was water at the surface; there was water below thesurface.
What we don't know is what came before that. What was thestory that's told by the deeper rocks, the older rocks further down in thecrater? And that's what we hope to find out here.
JEFFREY BROWN: Now, you're talking about getting up close. Sowhat's next? Are you going to send "Opportunity"down into the crater?
STEVE SQUYRES: That's the big question. If it is safe to doso, if we can safely send the vehicle in, you bet. We definitely will.
It's very steep here. It's steep; it's dangerous. There arecliffs. We've really got to watch our step. These are precious vehicles.
So the first thing to do is just survey. I mean, imagine youwere an explorer here yourself. You'd never been here. You'd walk up to thething, and you'd look around, and you'd see what looks safe, what looksdangerous. What's the best way to go at this thing?
We just arrived here two days ago. We're still figuring thatout. I hope that we will be able to go in, I really do.
A bit of engineering, a bit of luck
JEFFREY BROWN: Is "Opportunity,"in fact -- how much is it on its own, and how much of it is what you guys tellit to do? I was reading about it. It's sort of fascinating, as it comes up tothe precipice and has to decide whether to take the next step, in this case.
STEVE SQUYRES: Yes, it's sort of a collaborative effortalmost, between the engineers on the ground and the rover on the surface ofMars. We tell it what we would like it to do in broad strokes, but there aresome things where we leave it up to the rover to make its own decisions,particularly when it comes to safety.
If the rover suddenly feel that it's tilting too much, it'llstop what it's doing. If it suddenly feels that its wheel is dropping down,say, if it came across an unexpected hole, it will stop what's is doing. Therover is actually a lot smarter now than it was just a couple weeks ago, too,because we just put some brand-new software on board the thing that gives it awhole bunch of new, autonomous capabilities. So they're pretty smart machines.
JEFFREY BROWN: These rovers are now like the little enginesthat could?
STEVE SQUYRES: Yes.
JEFFREY BROWN: When we talked to a couple -- we talked withyou a couple of years ago. And you were expecting any moment they could stop. Howdo you explain what's happened? Why have they continued on?
STEVE SQUYRES: Well, it's been a couple of reasons. Part ofit is just testimony to the hard work that was done by all of the engineers atthe jet propulsion laboratory and elsewhere who built these things. They builtsome darn good hardware.
But on top of that, we've been lucky. We've been lucky withthe weather. We thought the thing that was going to kill these rovers was goingto be dust, Martian dust, settling out on the solar arrays. And what we didn'tcount on was the wind.
We've had several lucky gusts of wind that have just cleanedthe dust off the solar panels, given us more electrical power and a new leaseon life. And that's happened several times with both rovers. So it's been acombination of hard work and luck.
The past and future on Mars
JEFFREY BROWN: Well, it's well over more than two years now.What do we know about Mars that we didn't know before?
STEVE SQUYRES: What we know is that Mars -- while Mars todayis a cold, and dry, and desolate place, Mars in the past was quite different. Therewas water beneath the surface. It occasionally would rise to the surface andflow across the surface. It would evaporate away and leave salts behind.
It was a very, very different world from what it is today,and one that was significantly more suitable for life.
JEFFREY BROWN: And I know we've asked you this before, buthow long can this go on?
STEVE SQUYRES: I have no idea. You know, we expect -- wedesigned these things to last for three months. We tested many of thecomponents to four times that, like 12 months, just to be on the safe side andmake sure that these things would really last.
It's been almost three years now on the surface of Mars. Andright now, we have no basis for guessing how long they're going to last. Theycould last for another year or they could die tomorrow. So we just try to drivethem everyday as if it's our last, because we never know when it's going toend.
JEFFREY BROWN: Well, that is what you said, I think, twoyears ago. So we'll see when we get to talk to you again.
STEVE SQUYRES: Yes.
JEFFREY BROWN: Steve Squyres, thanks a lot.
STEVE SQUYRES: Yes, same story. Nice to be here. Thanks.


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When you visit the North Fork and the water beckons, include a 2 hour cruise in your plans for your day. It will be the one thing you'll remember most about your visit to our area. Being on the water in the afternoon when the wind fills in with a good sea breeze is a real treat. The light is also softer later in the afternoon; the relaxing sound of the water as it laps against the hull is just magical. The charge for a 2 hour sail is only $60 per person if you are part of a group sail. We can accommodate up to 6 passengers and will combine groups to our 6 person max. Saturdays at 5:00 p.m. when the Joie is in Greenport. When we are not teaching, we also offer private charters for half a day($650) or two hour afternoon cruises ( $350) but you must call ahead. Children must be over five, please, for your enjoyment and their safety. To avoid disappointment, please call for advance reservations when planning your visit to the North Fork: 917-912-6342 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. In 2017 we will offer these cruises on weekdays with enough demand. Please check our schedule tab on this website for our 2017schedule. Primarily, we teach sailing. So these cruises are offered when we are in port or later on the days we teach after the classes are over. This year we are adding Tuesday and Thursday cruises at 4 p.m. Monday by special request if there is enough demand. Just call and ask. CaptJoan: 917 912 6342
Private Charters
We are available for private charters for your group up to 6 persons. One summer, a bride and groom spent a few magical hours out in the harbor aboard the Joie de Vivre following their afternoon wedding reception in downtown Greenport. Another gentleman took his lady love out for a half day private sail as a special birthday treat. Another couple hired us for a "look see" from the water before they settled on a specific area in which to buy a house on the North Fork. You might want to spend a day aboard with your friends or family just to sightsee or enjoy the North Fork from a special vantage point on the water. On a full day sail you can go ashore in 3 Mile Harbor (East Hampton) for lunch or bring you own picnic aboard. Please call us to arrange your own private sail to enjoy our neighborhood . $350 for two hours, $650 for a half day (4 hours), $950 for the full day (8 hours). Or call to discuss a weekend overnight sail for your private group to nearby Essex,Connecticut or to LI's south fork to rustic Lake Montauk or East Hampton. There are so many wonderful places nearby to visit and explore.


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It is a statement to the court about a sequence of events that occurred, upon which the affidavit would serve as my testimony
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Pontiac Problems? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
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One of GMs silly jokes, The 3.8 L requires removal of the engine mount to install the belt. Support the engine before removal, GM instructions are to use an elaborate engine supporting fixture, but a block of wood on top of a floor jack underneath can be used if careful.


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Alumnus Bell to head SEC men's basketball officials
GEORGETOWN, KY – Alumnus Jake Bell '65 has been named Coordinator of Southeastern Conference men's basketball officials.
Bell earned his bachelor's degree in education and master's in education/counseling from Georgetown College. He received his doctorate in administration/supervision from the University of Kentucky in 2003.
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One of 'Gossip Girl' cast, Leighton Meester, is gearing up for her debut album in which she contributes her songwriting credit in some songs.
Leighton Meester, who plays as an uptight Park Avenue teen queen named Blair Waldorf in television series "Gossip Girl", has revealed that she has been lingering in recording room to finish her debut album. "I've always done (music), just now I am actually doing an album that I plan to release," she says.
Speaking of her underway side project, Leighton states that she enjoys it very much as music is something completely new for her. "It's so cool because it's a completely different creative process," she adds in a brief statement.
Furthermore, Leighton also says that she has explored her songwriting talent by crafting some materials. "From beginning to end it's yours and you make it ... You can see the finished product," the actress explains. "So it's cool you're there from start to finish when you are writing."
Unfortunately, there is no further statement concerning the record's title and release date. In this stage, her management team couldn't be reached for confirmation.


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Stocking Stuffers: Building Block LbNA # 52081
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|Tucson, AZ
The boxes are along a hiking trail connecting the Gordon Hirabayashi Campground to the Molino Basin Campground. They are at an elevation of about 5000 feet; so, there may possibly be some snow on them during the winter. Driving towards Tucson from the east on I-10, take exit 275 and go north on Houghton Rd. Turn right on Catalina Highway. Going towards Tucson from the north on I-10, take exit 256 and drive east on Grant Rd. Turn left on Tanque Verde Rd. Turn left on Catalina Highway.
After passing mile post 7, turn left on Prison Camp Road into the Gordon Hirabayashi Recreation Site. Drive to the end of the road where trailhead parking is available. There is a fee to park here if you do not have a national forest or federal recreation lands pass.
Walk up to the trail sign and turn left to walk along the Molino Basin Campground trail, passing the first metal sign with trail lengths. Walk approximately .4 miles on the trail until you see a second metal sign with the information that the campground is 1.4 ahead. From here, walk 70 steps to the crest of the hill. Stop at the pin oak on your left. You are in the right place when you see a large dead tree at 118* (it will be to your right at about 10 steps).
To find the Stocking Stuffer: Building Block box
Begin at the location of the Stocking Stuffer: Rubber Ducky box. Look downhill (towards the pin oak where you started) for a 2-tiered pointed boulder. Also looking downhill you'll see, from left to right, 2 yuccas, 3 saw grass plants and a then another pin oak. Make your way down to the 2-tiered boulder. On the south side is a 1 by 2 foot white flat rock. The box is under this rocks. There was some ant activity when we placed this box so be alert.
Please be careful, this is Arizona where just about everything stings, bites, pokes or is just plain hot!


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Butterfly Shawl #L20647 by Lion Brand Yarn
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Butterfly Shawl #L20647
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Lion Brand Pattern #: L20647
SKILL LEVEL: Easy
1 ball each:
(A) 515-314 Imagine Yarn: Purple Haze
(B) 515-309 Imagine Yarn: Strawberry Fields
(C) 601-650 Bonbons Yarn: Party (Metallic) 1 set
Color D: Dark Purple
Color E: Magenta
Crochet Hook - Size G-6 (4 mm)
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I am new to these type of camcorders and would like some information. I am looking for a nice camcorder to record my kids school plays, birthday parties, and other special occasions. I would also like to do some weddings. Is this camcorder a decent camcorder for these purposes? I am also looking at the Canon GL2. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
I am looking for a nice camcorder to video my kids school plays, birthday parties, and other special occassions. Does this camcorder support wireless mic audio? I am new to these types of camcorders but would love to have one. I have also been looking at the Canon GL2 but I like the looks of the Sony better, of course, looks are not everything. Your recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
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text: Show Hide image Culture 14 April 2011 The Kennedys History JFK comes across as quite a drip in this dramatisation. Sign up for our weekly email * Why is The Kennedys (Thursdays, 9pm) so alluringly awful? I'm not sure. I've seen four episodes now and I am still confused by its schlocky terribleness. Watching it reminds me strongly of being a sixth-former, when I used to use Dynasty the way some people use temazepam. Every moment I'm slumped in front of it, I feel bad, knowing that I could be doing something better with my time. And yet, on paper, at least, it is infinitely superior to the satin sagas of Alexis Carrington, Dex Dexter et al. The theme music, which is grandiose and elaborate and features many trumpets, suggests deep research and a certain kind of authorial pride. The three male leads - Greg Kinnear as JFK, Barry Pepper as Bobby and Tom Wilkinson as their bullying daddy, Joe - are all talented actors. And even after all these years the story is still as juicy and involving as a ripe Alphonso mango (though I speak as one who is sufficiently interested in the Kennedys to have spent a day traipsing around the presidential library in Boston: just so you know, I bought a copy of an old election poster and a number of lapel badges). So what went wrong? Perhaps that's it: the juice! The writers have piled in every conceivable bit of scandal, substantiated and otherwise. In the most recent episode, we saw Jackie (a wholly forgettable performance by Katie Holmes) receiving an energy-boosting amphetamine injection in her pert little backside, courtesy of naughty Max Jacobson, her husband's Dr Feelgood. This lust for tabloid completion crowds out nuance, not to mention good writing. In episode three, for instance, Bobby the goody-two-shoes confronted his big brother about his womanising; at which point, Jack, bang to rights, said: "It's not even the sex, for Christ's sake; it's the rush of the thing!" Ponder this for five seconds and it sounds like the commentary in an airport book about the Kennedys, not a line that anyone would say. It's the School of Kitty Kelley rather than the School of Seymour Hersh - though, now I think of it, even America's finest investigative reporter got a little carried away when he went after Camelot (many of the "discoveries" he wanted to put in his 1997 book - including papers supposedly relating to JFK's relationship with Marilyn Monroe while he was president - turned out to have been fabricated). Working on the story of the Kennedys does do funny things to a person's head. All the usual personality stuff is here: J Edgar Hoover is a thug and a pseudo-blackmailer; Frank Sinatra is in deep with the Mafia; Ethel Kennedy (Bobby's wife and a mother-of-11) has a wholesome von Trapp family shtick going on; Papa Joe Kennedy is like Kate Middleton's mum on speed when it comes to his "boys" and their careers. Where the series differs from some other Kennedy productions - and there have been plenty - is in its attitude to the president. The producers have gone biggest of all on his illness (JFK carried a severe war injury and suffered from Addison's disease). So, this is not the energetic crusader of popular memory. This is a sickly, privileged fellow who wants nothing more than a good night's sleep. I have always imagined that Kennedy and his wife, whatever the extent of their marital problems, must have enjoyed life mightily inside the White House - the power, the women and, in her case, the chance to have a lasting effect on the Oval Office upholstery. But these two act like they can't bear the place. "If the public knew the shape I was in, they'd boot me out of here," said Kennedy in episode four, in a voice which strongly suggested that he was considering leaking to Life magazine forthwith a photograph of himself in a truss, with a needle full of something dubious poking out of his bum. I'm starting to see him in much the same way as, when I was a child, I regarded Colin the phoney invalid in The Secret Garden. What a drip! This can hardly be the effect the film-makers were hoping for. Did History, the TV channel that commissioned The Kennedys in the United States, drop the series as a result of pressure from Hyannis Port? I doubt it. More likely they just got tired of the pres's extreme weediness. No one likes a moaner. l newstatesman.com/writers/rachel_cooke Rachel Cooke trained as a reporter on The Sunday Times. She is now a writer at The Observer. In the 2006 British Press Awards, she was named Interviewer of the Year. Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 18 April 2011 issue of the New Statesman, GOD Special More


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Where did Earth's water come from? For years, scientists believed comets could have delivered it to Earth. But the Rosetta spacecraft revealed today that is not the case. Continue reading
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After a 10-year journey, the space probe Rosetta is orbiting a comet. The spacecraft is slated to follow the comet for more than a year on its way toward the sun. Hari Sreenivasan talks to Mark McCaughrean, senior scientific advisor of the European Space Agency, about sifting through a cosmic "garbage pile" in hopes of learning about the building blocks of life. Continue reading


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Come out to hear Feminists for Life Vice President Sally Winn deliver her lecture "Refuse to Choose: Reclaiming Feminism" in the Lower Level of the Student Center. Learn about the rich legacy of our feminist foremothers and hear Ms. Winn's personal story of an unplanned pregnancy as an undergraduate. Also find out more about what resources do and do not exist on campus for pregnant and parenting students.


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WHEN I was at school, I studied Elizabeth Gaskell's Cranford as a set text, and all those silly old women in bonnets bored me rigid. Maybe it was my self-absorption as a teenager but it wasn't until many years later, when I saw the TV adaptation with stars such as Dame Judi Dench bringing the women to life, that I realised what a gem of storytelling and character I'd had right under my nose.
Fortunately today's schoolchildren don't have to look far to find their texts brought to life. You can find some varied responses to VCE texts in Melbourne venues, online and on radio that should inspire the most sluggish of students. But does the practice equal the promise?
To test them out, I listened to three online commentaries on Geraldine Brooks' novel Year of Wonders. One was on radio - a teacher talking with Libbi Gorr on her Sunday School series on ABC 774 - and the two others were writers speaking on video, recorded from their sessions at the Wheeler Centre's Texts in the City series.
The Sunday School session was the shortest but covered a lot of ground. Kate Dullard from Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School ate Gorr's cherry-and-walnut cake as she explored what she said was one of the most popular texts on the VCE list.
She told us how Brooks came to write the novel after visiting the village of Eyam and hearing the extraordinary story of how the villagers cut themselves off from the outside world in 1665 when the plague struck. And she linked the journey of Anna, the central character in the plague-stricken village, with Brooks' work as a correspondent in the Middle East and the women she had encountered who overcame huge challenges by stepping out of roles assigned for them.
Dullard's talk was very nuts-and-bolts, concentrating on the exam questions students might face and how to approach them. The two Wheeler Centre conversation sessions were more open and personal, as first Matthia Dempsey and later Toni Jordan were interviewed about their responses to the novel. Dempsey saw the story as Anna's journey from timidity and deference to bravery: ''She gets tougher and tougher.'' She becomes an Enlightenment figure who gradually replaces her beliefs about religion and superstition with a feeling that God isn't directing everything she does or everything that happens to her. Jordan saw Anna as the narrator we had to have, someone different from everyone else in a community in the grip of incredible fear and stress, someone who gives us a key to their hearts and minds.
Everyone loved the book and praised it highly, but some of the most interesting discussion came out of the aspects of the story that puzzled or perturbed them. How believable was Anna? Were women in 1665 really so liberated? Was it necessary that all the men were so awful? And most worrying of all, did the ending work?
When it came to analysing the book, Jordan told the students how she'd once fallen in love with the polished floorboards of a house she wanted to buy, but her builder father went around looking at the structure. ''I want to encourage you to crawl under the floorboards and say, 'What is going on here?'''
So which was the most helpful session? Impossible to say: they all offered different perspectives. The great thing is there's so much choice. Nobody has any excuse to be baffled and bored by a VCE text again. All that's missing is our slice of cherry and walnut cake.


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Bankruptcy Law
Bankruptcy Law Questions? Ask a Bankruptcy Lawyer.
Hello I am a licensed attorney here to help you with your question, please review my response and do not hesitate to ask for clarification
In an adversary hearing, you have an opportunity to present your evidence that their was no fraud,
fraud would have to be proven by the creditor,
the law is vague on what constitutes fraud, however it would help you if an adversary hearing is held, and you can show that their wa no fraud,
if you can convince the bankruptcy court that fraud was not made to incur the debt,
you would be able to discharge the debt.
A good attorney should be retained to represent your interests in litigating the matter.
How much equity is needed for a bankruptcy judge to decide if my primary home should be sold or not? How do judges estimate our home value? Do they use the site like Zillow.com or?
How do I find good bancruptcy atterney in Los Angeles area? I'm having hard time finding a good banckruptcy atterney
If there is high equity on my home, can lien judgment creditor make decision to sell my home in banckruptcy? Or only the mortgage holder can make that decision?
Even if there is high equity, if I have good mortgage payment history, will they still want to foreclose the home?
what's the approximate expense range form them to foreclose my home? just to get an idea.
Lets say there is mortgage loan balance 1.1mill and the judgment lien amount 300,000. if the appraiser value of my home is 1.4mill, will my home get sold through chapter 7 BK?
If I was able to discharge the judgment lien debt through chapter 7, will I be able to remove the lien after?
If I was able to discharge the judgment lien debt throught chapter 7, will I be able to remove the line from my home or are they seperate matter?
Let's say I was able to discharge the judgment lien debt through BK but the lien is still on my home. I know there is 10% interest for the judgment debt but the debt is discharged. Will there be any interest for the lien amount after the debt has been discharged or is it a set lien amount?
I know that If I don't make mortgage payments for many months, the mortgage holder can forclose my home. How many months can the bank wait until they decide to forclose?
Let's say I no longer want to file BK. I was told that my primary home is protected which means lien holders can't kick me out nor foreclose it. I understand the mortgage loan lien holder can foreclose if only if I don't make payments but judgment lien holders can't foreclose the home right?
You said "California judgments remain enforceable for 10 years and are renewable for a total of 30 years." Does this mean the judgment that that I have will no longer be enforcable after 30 years? I thought you can renew the judgment debt every 10years infinitly.
Thank you for your answer.
Some attorney told me the judgment may be renews infinitely some says 20 years max. This is very important to me. How can I check which way is right? you gave me the codes but how do I check those?
it is confusing. What's the best way to find out the true answer?
Is it possible to design the bankruptcy to pay IRS back tax debt first before lien judgment debt if trustee sell my primary home? Assuming IRS back tax debt has no lien on my home but the judgment debt has lien on my home.
would it be ok to go to debtor's examination with out brining anything the creditor is asking for? Too many things they asked and I will try to negoticate at the meeting.
Is state back tax debt dischargable or only the fedral back tax debt?
Let's say mortgage lien holder decide to forclose my primary home due to non mortgage payments. Will I be able to get homestead examption $100,000 as married couple? If there is enough equty.
I recieved some certificate of tax lien letters and notice of state tax lien letters but when I check public records, I don't see any lien on my home. does that mean, these liens are on my business or business proporties only? Or these government liens don't show on public records?
If there is high equtiy so trustee sold my home in bankcrupty and there is some money to be paid to creditors. Who will get paid first between the IRS lien debt(lien on business only) VS Judgment lien debt(lien on my home that got sold)?
Me and a debtor are trying to settle the case but for the mean time, my local attorney advised me not to go the debtor's examination. The creditor set up a debtor's examination meeting at court while a go but I didn't go so there is a arrest warrant on me. I had travel out side of country, the attorney advised me to reschedule the debtor's examination meeting date to be after my return date to avoid getting arrested at airport. So I did but didn't go to the 2nd debtor's examination also. The attorney told me only bail amount will be increased but not a big deal. I have to travel again soon and I have to repeat rescheduling. Is it ok to keep repeating this or will I get in trouble?
Is it possible for collection agents or attorneys to find information about my financial status such as mortgage loan balance or bank accounts?
Yes, these are public as they can run a credit check on you and run a trace with all local banks on your social security number.


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Fredgy - One Moment of Peace
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
okay let's see ...
well this edit still feels soothing so that didn't change :P
don't know the differences between the 2 but i liked both so :P
anyway i think you deserve
i'll say what is the difference :)
the difference between this two tracks are..
1) better piano, first i used fl keys, in this one i used a nexus one i've edited a bit
2) i did some corrections, that wrong notes were taken out
3) at some places i changed the velocity of some notes
and 4) i did some EQ and mastering stuff ;)
thanks anyways
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I'm just loving this loop. :)
It's perfect as it is, don't change it no matter who tells you to. The song is amazing.
nice! thanks ;)
i won't change it anymore lol :p
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I cant explain the feeling it gives me.
But this is a nice piece regardless. I would like to ask if I could use for a rpg that I and a couple of friends are going to be making?
nice :p
for me it has so many emotions in it, i was stressed in that time , i needed to get some things made what relaxed me :p
yes ofcourse :p
you can use it for your rpg :p
keep me in touch then =D
Rated 5 / 5 stars
i'm getting like a love scene between two lovers in the middle of a meadow running together laughing
in other words mate i love it it's good
lol haha :D
what an explanation xD :p
thanks :D
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
A softer side!
Much cleaner and smoother version with more feeling. Gave me the feeling of rain on a spring morning in a forest. Very nice indeed!
thanks dude :D
ye i don't really know what feeling it gives :p it gets me so relaxed and let me think about all the good things in my life :p