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BOGUS officials have targeted elderly residents in a spate of 'abhorrent' burglaries across East Lancashire.
Incidents in Darwen, Black- burn, Whalley, Accrington and Burnley have involved men claiming they needed to check the water supply knocking on doors and taking cash.
On January 8, a 92-year-old man in St Silas Road, Blackburn, had two men come into his home and ask for change of a £20 note.
It was unclear what was stolen but it is thought the incident is connected to other thefts.
In Accrington on January 15, a 77-year-old woman was targeted by two men and had £800 stolen.
One was tall, slim with short dark curly hair, had an Irish accent and wore jeans, shiny black shoes and a tight-fitted black anorak.
On January 21, two men went to an address in Pilmuir Road, Blackburn, and a partially-sighted 89-year-old woman had £6 taken from her purse.
The thieves were white, one about 25, the other about 40, and both wore black woolly hats.
Later that day in Darwen, a 94-year-old woman was told that the council owed her £10, but the thief needed change for a £20 note. She gave them £10, but they left with the money as well as the £20 note. This man was white and wore dark clothing.
On the same day, two men went to an address at Riddings Lane, Whalley, and stole cash and jewellery from the 84-year-old female occupant.
On January 23, £80 was taken when an 87-year-old woman in Brunshaw Road, Burnley, opened her door to suspected burglars.
And on January 30, two men went to an address on Avallon Way, Darwen, where cash and jewellery was stolen from an 82-year-old woman.
One of the thieves was white, aged 25 to 30, with short dark hair with curls at the back and he was smartly dressed Sgt Tim McDermott said: "These offences are absolutely abhorrent.
The victims are all elderly and all have been affected by what has happened to them. Some are deeply distressed.
"Although the descriptions of the offenders vary, we are confident that the crimes are linked.
"I would ask that anyone who knows anything about these incidents to contact the police immediately."
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Two Japanese shipbuilders have called for urgent government action to tackle what they say is the unfair advantage enjoyed by South Korean rivals from an artificially cheap currency. The FT reports.
U.S. economic reports should dominate early trading Thursday, unless the European debt crisis bubbles up again.
December chain store sales and weekly jobless claims top the list of what traders will be watching Thursday.
The hot commodities trade caught a chill Tuesday and could continue to struggle in the short term as some excess is wrung from the markets.
Stocks cross into 2011 with a positive tilt, but the December jobs report and other data will put investor faith in the recovery to the test in the very first week of the year.
The dollar is closing out December near its lows for the month, but odds are good that it will see a rebound in January.
Nissan is planning to shift the balance of its production and support functions towards dollar-linked economies, including the U.S. and China, to protect itself against currency volatility, the Japanese carmaker's chief executive has said. The FT reports.
The euro could be set to rally to its high of last year against the dollar of $1.52, Royce Tostrams, technical analyst at Tostrams Groep, told CNBC Friday.
The Federal Reserve launched a controversial new policy on Wednesday, committing to buy $600 billion more in government bonds by the middle of next year in an attempt to breathe new life into a struggling U.S. economy.
The Federal Reserve is about to take a huge risk in hopes of getting the economy steaming along again. Nobody is sure it will work, and it may actually do damage.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has no real chance of going higher in the near term if the VIX index shows increased volatility, Chris Zwermann, global strategist at Zwermann Financial, told CNBC Wednesday.
The "Mad Money" host explains how a lower dollar could help the US out of a weak economy.
Fears of a "currency war," in which countries devalue their currencies to gain a trade advantage, dominated headlines last week ahead of the weekend meetings in South Korea of the finance ministers from the 20 leading economies that make up the Group of 20 (G-20).
The European Central Bank should worry less about the "phantom risk" of inflation and instead focus on the rising threat of deflation which could result from a currency war, economist Nouriel Roubini said in an article for Roubini Global Economics clients.
The euro is likely to continue its rise against the dollar in the long term, but investors should watch out for setbacks in the near term, Royce Tostrams, technical analyst at Tostrams Groep, told CNBC Friday.
Japan is cutting interests rates to virtually zero. This means investments in Japanese debt are as good as putting your money under your mattress; the money will likely still be there but when you get your yen back, don't expect any rate of return. What could be worse, purchasing power is likely to be impacted even with minimal inflation. Japanese drama continues.
While countries have different reasons for devaluing their currencies, one of the common threads is a desire to keep up with the cost of goods from other export-driven nations.
US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will call on emerging nations to show more flexibility on currencies in exchange for a greater say in international financial institutions, a Treasury official told CNBC Wednesday.
Japan's move to ease monetary policy on Tuesday is a form of currency intervention, said Michael Power, strategist at Investec Asset Management.
In the present circumstances, analysts tell me the weaker dollar is probably 'good' for most Americans. We are battling the power of two nightmares: double dip and deflation.


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And here we are again. Debating at what price do we accept the astonishing cruelty to and the torture of Australian animals.
When the ABC's 4 Corners exposed the incredibly brutal treatment of Australian cattle in Indonesian abattoirs last year, the footage was incredibly distressing. There was a massive public outcry. How could this be allowed to happen? Following intense pressure from the community, from animal rights industry and from the media, the Government was forced to take action.
A temporary ban on live cattle exports to Indonesia was put in place, until the Government could make arrangements for stricter rules and regulation to govern the treatment of our livestock being shipped to Indonesia for slaughter.
Perhaps naively, many of us presumed the issue had been 'fixed'. We presumed that Australian livestock would now be slaughtered humanely and with dignity in Indonesia and in other countries to where our animals were exported.
We were so wrong.
A 4 Corners follow up, which aired last night investigated the events surrounding the absolutely horrific culling of 21,000 sheep in Pakistan. Video footage showed hundreds of sheep having their throats sawed crudely and mercilessly and then tossed into deep pits – many of them still alive.
The graphic images leave no doubt that those animals endured a terrifying ordeal and slow and agonising deaths. You can view the 4 Corners program in full here. Please be warned that the video is extremely distressing and you will never forget the images of those poor animals being tortured.
The story of how thousands of Australian sheep came to be in Pakistan in the first place (a country with whom Australia does not have a pre-existing live export relationship) and how the Government was unable to prevent their slaughter, is a complex one.
The shipment of Australian sheep was originally destined for Bahrain. When the country rejected them, claiming they were diseased, the animals were stranded in the Persian Gulf. Eventually, a home for the sheep was found in Pakistan, but that's where the problems started.
The local government in Karachi wanted to know why it wasn't told the sheep had been previously rejected in Bahrain. Thousands of the sheep were culled, before a legal challenge temporarily stopped it.
But even after a series of scientific tests showed the sheep were healthy, and after high-level government, industry and diplomatic involvement, the flock remaining was eventually brutally slaughtered.
Government officials and the Agriculture Minister Joe Ludwig spoke to 4 Corners last night but were unable to provide the guarantee the Australian public so desperately wants – that something will be done to stop this ever happening again.
JOE LUDWIG: This industry was completely deregulated. We wouldn't have even understood some of the circumstances that occurred in this particular market.
KERRY O'BRIEN: Yeah but we're talking about now.
JOE LUDWIG: Absolutely. What we have put in place is a supply chain that ensures animal welfare at the heart.
KERRY O'BRIEN: But it didn't. It didn't.
JOE LUDWIG: What I've always said, what I've always said, what I've always said right at the start of this is that there would always be circumstances, there would be mistakes, there would be slips.
A study into the temporary live export ban in June 2011 revealed that it cost ore than 300 Australian jobs and had a 'negative financial impact on 58 per cent of affected farmers'. Dynamic Export reports:
The report, shown to The Australian, said of 596,000 cows earmarked for export to Indonesia this year, 365,000 animals remained unsold.
Despite the lift of the ban more than three weeks ago, no beef exporter has been issued with a permit to export animals in adherance with strict new standards guaranteeing animal welfare.
The majority of jobs lost were in the Northern Territory. Businesses across the territory, Western Australia and Queensland reported having to reduce their engagement of contractors and musterers.
Despite declining to speak to the ABC's 4 Corners program, Wellard, the exporters involved in the slaughter of Australian sheep in Pakistan have taken to youtube to defend their position. (NB: This video also contains distressing imagery).
The range of competing interests at play here, all have strong (and understandable) points of view.
We live in the 'Asian Century', our politicians tell us and there is a huge demand in our immediate region for Australian meat. And with the most populous Muslim country on the planet – Indonesia – sitting right on our doorstep, live exports will always be a lucrative business for our farmers.
Muslim nations around the world will only eat Halal meat and that means that animals do have to be killed in a particular way and specific prayers said at the time of death (none of these religious elements involve cruelty or unnecessary pain to the animal). If they can't get meat in the form they require it from Australia, they will take their business elsewhere.
And of course, animal rights activists, along with huge numbers in the community, are (quite rightly) outraged and horrified at the heartbreaking images 4 Corners revealed to us last night. When Australia lets animals leave the country while still alive, despite Government rules and regulations, we do relinquish a large element of control over how the animals will be treated prior to slaughter.
Australian farmers are fierce advocates for the health and fair treatment of their animals – they don't want to see them treated cruelly. But at the same time, a ban on live exports would devastate their livelihoods, as evidenced by the experience under the temporary ban last year.
So, what comes next is anyone's guess.
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North Dakota has regained its number one ranking in barley acreage for 2012, planting 1,140,000 acres, a 185 percent increase over 2011. Montana had been the leader in barley acreage for 2010 and 2011.
Montana had approximately 700,000 acres of barley in 2011 and had about 900,000 acres in 2012. This compares to North Dakota's jump from 400,000 acres to the 1,140,000 acres. The U.S. Grains Council provided the data based on the USDA-National Agricultural Statistics Service. Montana's barley acreage remained much more consistent in 2010 and 2011 when North Dakota acreage dipped dramatically, much of it related to weather from all indications.
The table included here provides a history of barley acreage for member states of the National Barley Growers Association—again based on USDA-NASS numbers.
"While barley harvest is still in its early stages, farmers are generally optimistic about their crop. Early yield indications for U.S. barley are in the 50 to 65 bushel per acre range, despite high temperatures later in the season that impacted yields," reports the Grains Council.
According to U.S. Grains Council member North Dakota Barley Council, "barley crop quality for malting purposes is anticipated to be acceptable. Early results have shown test weights in the 44 to 48 pound per bushel range, with proteins ranging from 12 to 14 percent. These results are preliminary, however, as harvest has not yet reached 50 percent completion." The report was issued on Friday, July 27.


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Conference realignment has been a source of frustration for fans since the first momentous shift in the summer of 2010. Nebraska abandoned its home of more than 100 years to join the Big Ten, while Colorado left behind more than a half century of traditions and memories for the Pac-12.
The Cornhuskers were charter members of the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association when it was founded in 1907. Save for two years – 1919 and 1920 – Nebraska enjoyed a 101-year relationship with what would eventually be known as the Big 12 Conference. But in the senseless era of conference expansion, it all came to an end.
Now athletic directors, who have been supportive of realignment largely because it fattens their wallets, will live the hindrance firsthand. It was reported last week that the Big Ten will move to a nine-game conference schedule, similar to what the Big 12 and Pac-12 have already instituted.
This scheduling philosophy will always have kinks because it requires a handful of teams to play more road conference games than home games. But it makes sense why a 10-team league like the Big 12 would be in favor, because it allows a round-robin format where every team plays one another.
For the Big Ten and other leagues with more than 10 members, the addition of one game to the conference schedule makes less sense when you consider the 14 teams will not match up together. What it would do is add even more value to one of college sports' most valuable brands.
The change reportedly will be implemented for the 2016 season, the final year of the Big Ten's current $100 million TV contract with ABC/ESPN. The conference says the change is based on strengthening the teams' schedules. A playoff is coming in 2014 and it's clear that strength of schedule will be part of the selection process.
This isn't the first time the Big Ten has toyed with the idea of a nine-game schedule. From 1971-72 and again from 1977-80, two of the 10 teams played nine-game schedules. From 1983-84, eight of the 10 Big Ten schools played a nine-game conference slate.
That inexplicable decision possibly cost Ohio State a shot at the 1983 Rose Bowl, when Michigan finished 8-1 in the conference and the Buckeyes were a half-game back at 7-1, even though they beat the Wolverines.
"It's disappointing, I guess, not going to the Rose Bowl," said then-head coach Earle Bruce in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "I don't feel bad for myself. I feel bad for our football players. But there's nothing we can do about that. We came up percentage points short. I wish they could have counted the Baylor game as a league game."
A more sensible and fair plan is in place now.
The thinking goes that Ohio State will continue playing one marquee non-conference game every season – they have them scheduled out to 2023 – and go away from playing FCS teams. Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith said in October that he wants to schedule games against only BCS conference opponents by 2018.
The expanded schedule should give fans more must-see games. Michigan athletic director Dave Brandon told Eleven Warriors in February that the league wants to increase the number of games between member schools.
"Fifty years ago, we had 10 teams in the Big Ten," he said. "Now we have 14. If you're a kid coming in as a freshman and you're going to be part of the Big Ten Conference with 14 teams, if you only play eight conference games a season, you're going to go through a whole four-year career and not play some of the other teams. That doesn't feel particularly right.
"You're trying to build conference continuity and cohesion. We want to travel to their campuses, they want to travel to our campuses, and you're going to put yourself in position where you aren't going to be able to do that. That would be why a lot of the conferences have moved to nine."
It's a legitimate concern and is something that's already taking place. Northwestern and Ohio State just went through a four-year schedule break, and the Buckeyes will do the same with Nebraska from 2013-16, though that is subject to change with a new 14-team league.
Ohio State and the Wildcats first met on the gridiron in 1913 and have played a total of 74 games. Northwestern also is a popular landing spot for Central Ohio high school players, meaning that last year's seniors not only didn't get to step foot in Ohio Stadium, but they didn't play against the Buckeyes, period.
Economic concerns highlight the cons list. Football programs fund athletic departments, and the possibility of a lost home game raises serious concerns. Ohio State makes in the neighborhood of $6 million per home game. Take that away and it has to be made somehow.
Another rise in ticket prices, more expensive concessions, steeper parking prices, etc. could be the end result. You, the fan and the consumer, would be the one losing out.
"Specifically to Michigan and, certainly, Ohio State, because Gene (Smith) and I have talked about this, it is exceedingly important that we play a minimum of seven home games," Brandon said. "Both of our business models are driven by that. If we were to get into a circumstance where we were playing six home games that would be very problematic.
"The consequences are that in a world where we go from eight to nine conference games, we would still have the ability to schedule three non-conference games. You could schedule two at home and schedule a home-and-home and make that work."
According to the Toledo Blade, Michigan recently counted more than $45 million in revenue from ticket sales after eight home games in 2011. Ohio State collected $37 million for seven home games during the same season. Gameday revenues also include TV contracts (nearly $13 million), more than $9 million for sales of club seats and luxury suites and $3.5 million from ticket surcharges.
A solution to the imbalance would be playing 10 conference games, a scenario that was proposed. It would give each team an even five home and five road conference games. But the roadblock would still be having seven total home games. With a 12-game schedule, that would mean the termination of intersectional non-conference games, unless teams were willing to only have six home games in some seasons.
Marquee games have been in vogue for the better part of a decade, and Ohio State has carried the torch. Texas, USC, Miami, Oregon, Oklahoma, TCU, Virginia Tech, North Carolina and Boston College are all past or future opponents for the Buckeyes.
The change in scheduling philosophy has thrilled fans from Columbus to Blacksburg to Boise. Aggressive ADs who schedule with assertiveness are one of the best movements in college football since the playoff push was in its heyday.
Money is another player in this matter. Weaker opponents demand a higher price tag, often surpassing a million dollars. It seems silly to pay that much and diminish the bottom line on gameday returns. Less money is doled out to big-name opponents while TV contracts are larger.
Another popular trend is the increase in neutral site games, which also bring along attractive TV deals. How games such as Alabama and Michigan's first-weekend matchup in Dallas last year would fit into a nine-game conference schedule remains to be seen.
"We would not do that on any kind of regular basis and we wouldn't do it if it were at the expense of home games, because our fans deserve and want to see games on campus," Brandon said. "That's where our priorities are going to be. However, in some cases, if we can go on the road and play at a neutral site, we can play in a bigger venue and the economics are going to be far more attractive. You don't have to do a home-and-home. It's only a one-game deal, and the networks want those matchups to the point where they'll pay up to get them.
"It won't completely offset the loss of a home game-type revenue, but it's much better than you'd get if you went on the road and played somebody. So financially it's a good deal and, as an occasional departure from the norm, I thought it was a great experience for us. But that would be as a plus to seven home games, not at the expense of a home game."
As is, the nine-game schedule will feature an inequity that could alter the Big Ten divisional races and, in turn, who wins the championship.
"I know a lot of ADs and coaches are concerned about a season where Ohio State plays four conference home games and Michigan plays five, and we're competing for a Big Ten championship," Brandon said. "There are some that would argue that that isn't a level playing field, and I understand that.
"There are tradeoffs in whatever direction this goes."
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Pasco County Democratic Party Chairwoman Alison Morano urged Republican leaders Wednesday to force Clerk of Circuit Court Jed Pittman to resign before his retirement in November. In a news release, Morano assailed the Republican Pittman's "double dipping" — taking retirement and regular pay at the same time — and less-than-stellar attendance at the office, which he has blamed on health problems. Pittman has defended his approach, saying he often works from home. One top Pasco GOP official, state Sen. Mike Fasano, said only Pittman can decide when to leave office, but he thinks the Democratic Party should question its leaders. Fasano pushed a bill last session to end double dipping, but a leading Democrat, Sen. Al Lawson, successfully fought to stop the bill.
Man charged in woman's assault
A Zephyrhills man was arrested Tuesday, accused of head-butting the pregnant mother of his child during a fight over the weekend. Zephyrhills police said 19-year-old Ronald William Schell III also bit Angela Lisr on her chest and picked her up and threw her to the ground repeatedly during the fight Saturday afternoon. Lisr told police she was 41/2 months pregnant. She had scratch marks on both arms and her neck, police said. Schell, of 38619 Charles Ave., was arrested on a charge of aggravated assault on a pregnant person. He is being held at the Pasco County jail in Land O'Lakes in lieu of $1,500 bail.
Teens go from reading to reels
Metamorphosis, the Summer Reading Club for teens, will compete in its Make Your Own Movies Contest at 6 p.m. June 26 at the New River Branch Library, 34043 State Road 54 in Zephyrhills. Call (813) 788-6375.
Pasco deaths
Billetta, Francesco
Digenova, Mary H.
Georgiades, Kaliopi "Kally"
Mares, Fransisca Ruiz
Paulley, Loretta
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As the search for a missing boy and his grandparents continues, Calgary police say they're looking into business dealings involving the family. Officers are also searching landfills and a property near Airdrie, Alberta.
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Update From International Banking Source
May 15, 2012
The warning shots have begun. I will tell you that this week has been heavy in the financial world, as I predicted that it would be from my last update till the winter. The reverberations of the JP Morgan $2 Billion dollar derivative trade loss is playing out and the fissures have finally began to manifest on the foundations of the world market. What you will see in the next few weeks is continued talks and hearings about financial regulations and other such stall tactics. This is all a cover and a ruse. The $2 billion dollar loss is just a smoke screen to further hide the truth of the $2 billion loss from MF Global. Which I will tell you from my sources Jamie Dimon and JP Morgan Chase were the sole beneficiaries of that "Loss" . In truth JP Morgan has taken delivery and full liquidation of MF Global assets, thus the $2 billion derivative loss is no big deal for the following reasons:
1- Americans and most MSM talking heads do not understand derivatives, thus it is easy to throw out cliches, axioms and jargon with cries for more regulations. Thus Dimon and his cronies at JPM know that they will skate free from all litigation. After all he was once again voted in as CEO by the JPM board. Why? Because he covered the loss of JPM trades with MF Global's "missing" $2 billion. JPM knew about the derivative loss for months.
2- The $2billion loss will cause the needed outcry from America's Banker (Dimon) to call for more power that will favor the Too Big To Fails (TBTF) Banks. This will allow them to further prop up the crumbling economy just long enough that it will allow them to further liquidate and conglomerate Americas wealth into fewer and fewer hands. All this before the coming Euro collapse which will occur this winter. This $2billion JPM trade loss is the perfect catalyst needed by the MSM to keep the ruse and distraction going.
Greece has gone past the point of no return and RBS, UBS, Satander and SG are all implementing the final contingency plans for a Euro withdrawal and Drachma resurgence. This will occur very quickly creating hyper velocity and massive Euro bond dumps the likes of which we have never seen. The actions of Greace will inspire Austerity strapped Italy, Spain and Portugal to do the same. France will tailspin as the French have the greatest exposure to this coming crisis than any other nation in the Eurozone. Look for Francios Hollande to move for a Euro exit as well due to overwhelming pressure from his far left socialist party. Hollande has to comply, if he does not it would be political suicide.
Same goes for Germany, Merkel's party lost BIG in Germany's largest state North Rhine Westphalia (NRW), which way NRW goes, so goes the rest of Germany. Anti Euro sentiment is strong and it can not be stopped no matter what the bankers are doing.
The Euro is on it's last legs I do not see this currency continuing past 2013. There will be a quick dash to the dollar as a security blanket but that too will fail once the American derivative exposure can no longer be hidden. The final straw that will bring down this house of cards will be the $200-$300 Trillion of American derivative exposure. The derivative bubble will pop. What Dimon and JPM has signaled to the world elites and bankers in code is simply this…."It's time to get out of dodge."
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Search Marketing Techniques, Deceptive Advertising Laws & Other Laws from Alan Perkins at Search
Engine Guide looks at how laws about deceptive advertising might be applied to search marketing. Alan's long argued that cloaking could be considered deceptive advertising,
and he tries to build that case here — the deception being that the search engine itself was being deceived about the real relevancy of a page.
He cites the FTC action over a pagejacking scam in 1999 as one extreme example of deception being found in a legal instance. I agree with that (and my own write-up of that
case is here, FTC Steps In To Stop Spamming). Alan does make clear that search spam itself is not
necessarily the same as deception from a legal perspective. But he does conclude specifically that cloaking content with the intent of getting a better ranking is deceptive
So, those search engine spamming techniques that involve delivering the same content to searchers and search engines, such as hidden text or single pixel transparent links,
do not constitute deceptive advertising. However, those techniques that involve delivering different content to searchers and search engines constitute deceptive advertising
if the intent and result of the technique is a preferable placement.
I completely disagree. First, I don't know that getting organic listings in a search engine would be considered "advertising" under US laws, much less those of other
countries. In addition, if what was promised in the search listing is generally the same as what someone gets when they arrive at the page, it's hard to argue consumer
But the search engine itself was deceived! Maybe, but that doesn't mean laws about deceptive advertising were violated. And search engines get deceived about things all the
time, including when they naturally fail to index pages properly or assign them a better ranking because the page themselves are not necessarily search engine friendly.
In fact, that's one reason that Google itself allows approved cloaking, as I've written before. Without
allowing this, it can't properly index some content.
It's also why I find the entire argument over cloaking to be so tiresome to the point I may no longer even comment on articles about it in the future. Cloaking is not
necessarily spam or misleading, as I wrote to great depth in my Ending The Debate Over Cloaking article
of Feb. 2003.
If cloaking alone (independent of WHAT is being cloaked) were spam and misleading, then Google wouldn't allow it all all, in any circumstances, nor would Yahoo and others
that accept XML feeds allow that form of cloaking. Cloaking is simply a method of feeding content to a search engine. How that content is described to a consumer and what
ultimately is delivered when they arrive at a page after reading a listing is where you determine deception.
Did you promise "kids internet games" as with the 1999 pagejacking case and instead deliver up porn? That's deceptive, regardless of whether you cloaked, meta refreshed or
whatever. Did you promise games and actually deliver them? Then how you gained the listing isn't likely deceptive from a legal point of view. Deception in getting the ranking
will remain the sole jurisdiction of the search engine itself (and more about that in my past Spam Rules
Require Effective Spam Police article)
Later, I'll be writing about new page-specific markup that Yahoo is proposing that were raised at the Indexing Summit we held at SES New York (for some fast details, see
our Indexing Summit – SES NYC 05 forum thread with live coverage of that). This markup would allow
portions of a page seen by humans to be ignored by spiders — effectively, a form a cloaking.
There are good reasons for doing it, but if the change comes, it's going to once again move forward the definition of cloaking. More important, it's going to further move
forward the fact that search engines are no longer (and haven't for some time) only comparing pages to each other that have been spidered exactly as seen by humans. They
aren't, nor should they, and nor would doing so somehow restore some type of "level playing field" that never existed in the first place.
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BANKFIELD School in Widnes branded 'inadequate' by Ofsted inspectors and placed in special measures is to become an Ormiston Academy.
Today's announcement follows a monitoring visit by HMI Inspector David Selby who said he was impressed by improvements that have been achieved since education chiefs and an interim executive board were appointed in January.
John Rigby, principal of Ormiston Bolingbroke Academy in Runcorn, has been acting as interim head teacher with a team of specialists drafted in to turn the school around.
Ofsted Inspector Mr Selby carried out a progress visit on February 26.
Mr Selby said: "Improvement has already started to happen in teaching, learning and attendance. Leadership at all levels has started to improve.
"Students recognise the impact of the new approaches to leadership and, in particular, the higher expectations of their behaviour."
Tuesday Humby, interim deputy head teacher, said: "We are working extremely hard to bring around the necessary changes quickly.
"It was pleasing to have such a strong endorsement from Ofsted that we are making great progress in moving the school out of special measures."
Lord Nash has approved proposals for The Bankfield School to be sponsored by Ormiston Academies Trust. This means that it will become an Ormiston Academy from September 2014.
Ms Humby added:"This is already having a significant impact on the school as staff are working closely together in a variety of different areas to learn from and replicate the successes in both schools.
"The students have been informed of the changes and are very keen to give us their views on their wishes for their new Academy, the most prominent being a new uniform and a name change.
"The students at Bankfield really do deserve the best and we are confident that the Ormiston Academy Order will ensure that they receive this."
Mr Selby and a large team of Ofsted inspectors will return to the school in the summer to observe lessons and carry out a more detailed progress check.


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Hoping to emulate the success of puzzle games such as the Rubik Cube and Sudoku, challenging puzzles took a firm grip on the public consciousness, is a visual-spatial offering that was created in 1987 by New Zealander Mike McManaway. Entitled Tantrix, which I am led to believe is a contraction of tangled tracks, this puzzle based game has quickly built up a solid user base involving individual and group players plus online and tournament game play. Various versions of the product are available and I have been looking at the entry level Tantrix Discovery offering for the purpose of this review.
Available in a stand constructed of wood or chrome plus a mesh net bag, this game involves the manipulation of tiles to form set patterns. Made of bakelite, and adopting a hexagonal shape, each tile features hand painted lines of red, blue and yellow. In some cases the lines are straight but generally they are curved in various degrees. Working through set stages, the player has to create loops of designated colours using various numbers of tiles.
Each tile is numbered and colour coded so that the player can progress through different levels of difficulty in a set order. You start off with just three tiles at the very basic level and are expected to arrange the tiles in such a way that a yellow loop is constructed from the selection of lines. Once this task has been completed you then add the next tile in the sequence which changes the colour to red for the required loop to be constructed from four tiles. After creating each loop successfully, a further tile is added. This usually means a change of colour and adds increasingly to the difficulty of creating the required loop. Eventually you should finish up with a loop using all the available tiles.
The game is certainly challenging especially in the later stages when different solutions are available to create the required loop. Requiring a minimum amount of space in order to play does mean that the game can be played almost anywhere including travelling situations.
However I do have some reservations regarding the addictive quality of this puzzle game. As somebody who likes playing puzzle games, I was rather surprised to discover that I quickly became bored with the game play involved with Tantrix Discovery and felt little desire to advance on to the other products in this line-up. Although with over hundreds of thousands of sets sold worldwide, I could well be in the minority. Tantrix Discovery has been priced at £7.99.
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Maths in pictures: Symmetry and pattern
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The real world is full of examples of maths in practice…
The last article in the 'Maths in pictures' series encourages children to solve problems using patterns and symmetry in an everyday context. Examples of real-life symmetry can be found in a wide range of places, including some unusual ones, so challenge your class to find as many different examples as they can.
Begin by looking at one of the images on the Interactive resource, 'Maths in pictures: Symmetry and pattern', before trying out one of the activities below.
1. Patchwork quilts
Show the children the picture of a patchwork quilt, available as part of the Interactive resource, 'Maths in pictures: Symmetry and pattern.' Ask them if they recognise any shapes, reminding them that there may be regular and irregular polygons in the quilt's pattern. If possible, bring in a real patchwork quilt for the children to look at. Ask the class if there are any lines of symmetry in the patchwork quilt. Some quilts have several lines of symmetry or rotational symmetry in the quilt as a whole. In addition, some have symmetry within smaller sections.
Challenge the children to design their own patchwork quilt in pairs or groups. This can be done using various computer programs, such as Microsoft® Word, or a specific drawing program. Alternatively, they could do this by hand – perhaps on graph paper. As a class, make a design within a square or hexagon using polygons that the children are familiar with. Experiment with how this design can be 'flipped' or turned to make different types of symmetrical patterns. This can be continued over and over again to produce a quilt design. Display the finished quilt designs, asking each group to explain their pattern using mathematical vocabulary.
2. World flags
Challenge the children to find out which flags of the world contain symmetry. Begin by displaying the flags of different countries, for example, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, The Republic of Macedonia, Tibet and Georgia. Discuss each one, asking the children if they can spot any symmetry or patterns in the flags, and, if appropriate, draw the lines of symmetry in the right place. Look too, for rotational symmetry, such as in the flags of Georgia and Great Britain. Ask the children which one they think is the odd one out (Tibet).
Next, invite the children to design their own symmetrical flag. This challenge could be as simple or as complex as you like. Provide the children with squared paper to assist in their drawings, approximately 10cm x 7cm. A ready supply of tracing paper and mirrors are vital to encourage accurate designs, as are bold colours to make the most of pattern and symmetry. The finished flags can be glued to string to make colourful bunting for any number of cross-curricular purposes (for example, a geography focus or to celebrate a national day around the world). The children's flags could make a vibrant addition around a maths display, too.
3. Symmetry trail
There are many examples of symmetry in nature, such as a butterfly's wings, ladybirds, sunflowers and shells. Some examples of these can be found in the Interactive resource, 'Maths in pictures: Symmetry and pattern', but you could also bring in a range of leaves to demonstrate symmetry. Can the children think of any other examples in nature?
More maths in pictures
Access the whole 'Maths in pictures' series (including interactive resources) in the Junior Ed PLUS archive for more real-life examples of maths in practice. Themes include: measurement, time, and scale and ratio.
Provide each child with half a leaf glued to a piece of paper and ask them to find their partner with the missing half of their leaf. Extend the activity by challenging the children to draw the missing half of the leaf on their paper. Make sure that there are mirrors and tracing paper available for the task.
When returning to the Interactive resource, 'Maths in pictures: Symmetry and pattern', show the children the picture of road signs. Can they think of other examples of symmetry outside the classroom? This could be turned into a homework activity, challenging the children to find as many examples of symmetry as they can on their journey home. Alternatively, provide the children with digital cameras and encourage them to make their own 'symmetry trail', taking photographs of different examples around the school.


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How To Meet An IT Exec's Need To Know Shameless self-promotion can be a good thing when it also provides IT managers with useful resources. InformationWeek Healthcare's upcoming IT Leadership Forum does just that.
EMR Safety In Spotlight After Baby's Death Despite a Chicago-area baby's death from a drug overdose, health IT advocates say EMRs are still superior to paper charts.
Microsoft Reaps Spoils Of Google Health's Demise Microsoft and Google are working behind the scenes to let users of the soon-to-be-retired Google Health site transfer electronic personal health records to Microsoft HealthVault.
Updated Toolkit For Health Information Exchanges Arrives eHealth Initiative offers several best practices in the latest version of its health information exchange toolkit.
5 Reasons Why Google Health Failed What doomed Google's online personal health record system? For starters, consumers haven't bought into the basic idea.
Humana, Allscripts Target EHR Costs Humana helps subsidize physicians interested in implementing Allscripts' EHR system.
What EHRs And Marriage Have In Common IT needs to understand the logistical hurdles and the emotional ones for clinicians--and realize an EHR rollout is just the beginning of a long-term partnership.
Guerra On Healthcare: How Do You Engage Physicians? When trying to win support for your hospital's EHR and CPOE from doctors, be sensitive to how training will impact their personal and professional lives.
EHRs Improve Care Coordination For Diabetics A pilot study finds better disease management when EHRs are used in the context of a patient-centered medical home.
ABCs Of EHRs: New Training Choices For Non-Techies A proliferation of health IT training courses means anyone from a hospital chief medical officer to a solo practitioner's nurse now has more ways to learn the basics.
AMA Online Tool Helps Docs Rank IT Priorities Health IT index helps physicians quickly assess their need for EHRs, clinical databases, and secure communication.
EHRs Get Help Meeting 'Meaningful Use' The National Institutes of Health has launched MedlinePlus Connect, enabling electronic health records to link patients directly to up-to-date medical information.
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The expert digital marketers, from Seth Godin to Newt Barrett, Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff say you have to become a publisher to survive in the new world order of marketing. But can an industrial marketer be engaging enough? Transparent enough? Honest enough? And be all that often enough to get the job done? People don't have enough head-space for an infinite number of brands in their heads, so industrial marketers have a tough road.
Are you really going to put a blog on Wordpress and send an email to your customers asking them to read it every week? For industrial marketers, these opportunities are truly few and far between.
So when the marketing gurus call the end of days for media like magazines, TV and conferences, I call bull@#$%. Trade media properties still deliver a critical service to their audiences, a service that precious few industrial brands can replace. They deliver editorial content to an audience segment that identifies with the media brand.
I'm not saying don't include content in your industrial marketing plans. By all means, it's important and perhaps vital. Just don't plan to create the leading web destination for your industry if there are already strong media players in your space. Instead, you might want to use them to get your message out. That's what they are there for.


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Financial Chaos, Disappearing Freedom & Hyperinflation…" I implore investors to take action now. Any assets within the financial system are at risk in whatever country the assets are held."
June 15, 2013
With people all over the world worried about the latest scandal involving the US spying on its own citizens and looking to export this surveilance technology around the world, today Egon von Greyerz spoke about disappearing freedom, financial chaos, gold and hyperinflation. Below is what Greyerz, who is founder of Matterhorn Asset Management out of Switzerland, had to say in this powerful interview.
Greyerz: "If I look around the world we see that freedom and democracy are disappearing fast in most countries. If you add to that a world financial system which is rotten at its core, and therefore unlikely to survive in its present form, it means that life will look very different for most people in coming years….
"The current generation can never repay the astronomical debts that have been built up in the last 100 years. There was a time when the world grew in real terms due to hard work and investment in people and in resources.
Today, growth, if any, only comes from printed money which means it isn't real growth. And as growth not only comes to a halt, but goes negative, which by the way is the case for many countries already, then the world economy will decline at a much faster rate, putting massive pressure on the financial system.
This is when we will see real money printing. The $85 billion printed monthly by the Fed will be pocket money compared to what we will see. It won't just be one trillion dollars per year, it will be tens of trillions and eventually hundreds of trillions of dollars.
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Middle School Program
Breakthrough Greater Boston (BTGB) is a year-round, tuition-free program that offers six years of academically intensive out-of-school time services to highly motivated, traditionally underserved middle and high school students in greater Boston. Breakthrough Greater Boston recruits in every public sixth grade classroom in Cambridge and in Boston at TechBoston Academy, Neighborhood House Charter School, Codman Academy, and New Mission High School. Breakthrough Greater Boston accepts students who are willing to make a six-year commitment to the program, are serious about pursuing the goal of college, and have a demonstrated need.
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By David Lawder
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Trade Representative Ron Kirk on Wednesday said he will not bundle free-trade pacts with South Korea, Colombia and Panama into a single bill for congressional approval, despite Republican pressure to do so.
"It is highly unlikely to zero that they would be (submitted) in one bill," Kirk told reporters. "We know of no legislative template for an omnibus trade bill."
The Obama administration's top trade ambassador said that the Panama and South Korea deals were essentially ready for congressional consideration and technical talks with lawmakers were underway. Kirk said the process for Colombia also would be started soon, aiming for a vote after mid-June.
Some Republicans in Congress have urged Kirk for a single vote on all three but he said this could complicate the process.
"Even though I'm very confident they'll pass, we would run the risk of all three being knocked down by a point of order," he said, referring to a parliamentary maneuver. "So what we're talking with Congress about is staging and timing."
The Obama administration is pushing for approval of the trade pacts by July, because that is when rival free trade deals take effect, including the European Union's pact with South Korea and Canada's pact with Colombia. If U.S. deals are not in place by then, U.S. exports to these countries could be put at a disadvantage.
Kirk also said he wanted to work with Congress to approve other legislation on trade adjustment systems and trade preference programs that help developing countries.
"We've given notice to Congress that we're ready to start the informal and formal process on Korea, Panama and soon Colombia, but want it to be part of a holistic strategy that also includes the trade adjustment systems and also the preference programs," he said.
This would include discussions with Congress on extending the expired Andean Trade Preference Act, which allowed Colombia and other Andean countries to export goods to the United States without paying duties.
Kirk also said he believes there is a more receptive attitude toward more trade deals as a way to boost exports and job growth in the United States.
"What we hope is that we have been able to demonstrate to the American public that there is a way to have fair trade," he said. "Trade really can be a way to empower us to sell more (abroad) and to create jobs here."
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The Power of the Human Spirit
It's no accident that at the close of 2012, we have a number of films celebrating the power of the human spirit. Les Miserables and Lincoln are two such movies that show how far we can go as people. Many know the stories well. I haven't seen Lincoln yet, but I've now seen the former, as a stage play three times, and now the movie. What can I say? It's my favourite musical. I also read the book it's based on, Victor Hugo's masterpiece, in junior high.
In Les Miserables, we have the story of a man, imprisoned for stealing a loaf of bread to feed his sister's family. When he breaks parole, he is hunted by another. Along the way, he meets a woman who literally sells her soul in order to provide for her daughter. The hunted, the hunter, the woman, and the child; all their lives interwine. A young and wealthy idealist is also thrown into the mix, along with a bishop who forgives a thief. In the background, we have an extension of the French Revolution, where the poor and the downtrodden revolt against the sins of the wealthy and powerful . The film does an excellent job portraying the themes of love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and justice. Even with all the sadness, the human spirit rises above all the darkness.
It's interesting that critics are so divided about this film. I can understand some of the criticism, but I find it incredibly picky. Yes, there was one close-up after another, some of the framing was repetitive, and the singing not consistently stellar, but it all worked brilliantly. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that in choosing to let the actors sing and framing them the way he did, the director, Tom Hooper, took the musical to a whole new level. We saw the raw emotion, we felt the pain. Though some of the original lyrics were played with, the memorable music was still there. And yes, there was a lot of CGI, but this was a musical, a magnificent period piece with loving attention to set, costume and makeup. Because of the way the movie was constructed, I heard the story and understood its complexity better than before.
As I watched Les Miserables, I was reminded of other human stands for justice in this past year. Occupy Wall Street has slowed since its beginnings. The Arab Spring has faltered in Egypt. Palestinians and Israelis clashed with no winners. In Syria, battles for what's right are still going on. But the voices are still there, they may be subdued but they are still crying out for what's fair in the world. And if we are to improve as people, we need to listen to their cries.
The song in Les Miserables that epitomizes this struggle for justice resonated long after the movie house had been cleared: "Do you hear the people sing, singing the song of angry men, it is the music of a people who will not be slaves again…"
My wish for 2013 is that we continue to hear one another's voices. Those that cry are not crying in vain.
- Peace on Earth and Good Will Toward Men
7 thoughts on "The Power of the Human Spirit"
Arlee Bird
Occupy has some good points, but a lack of organized unified thought.
Arab spring is a big joke with a punch line to possibly be delivered this year.
Yay Israel! They are the winners and will be.
Syria? Two wrongs don't make a right. They need to get priorities straight on both (all) sides.
Happy New Year!
Shari Green
Lovely post, Diana. Les Mis is one of my favourite books, but I've never seen the musical. Not sure if I'll see the movie or not (maybe I'm afraid it won't do the story justice?? but I'm hearing good things…).
I'm glad you're an optimist, Diana. I'm an optimist. Nonetheless I doubt the world will be in a better place a year from now. That's life.
Loved the book, Les Miserables. Not sure I'll see the musical.


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If you're anything like me (you know, with sleeping disorders and such), alarm clocks do you no good. They go off, you turn it off and you don't even remember doing it. This one goes off and runs away from you. That should do the trick.
I end up spilling half the veggies onto the stove top so I was thrilled when I found this! It is amazing and incredibly easy to use.Tags: kitchen, cooking, cookware, cutting boards, women, gadgets, design, cook, delightfulAdded 9 Years Ago from Catchingfireflies
Carve a special message, or an unspecial one, into this wooden postcard and send it along. It is a novelty idea and a fun keepsake for whomever receives it. Plus, carving stuff is fun.


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This interactivity invites you to make conjectures and explore probabilities of outcomes related to two independent events.
Identical discs are flipped in the air. You win if all of the faces show the same colour. Can you calculate the probability of winning with n discs?
Six balls of various colours are randomly shaken into a trianglular arrangement. What is the probability of having at least one red in the corner?
A simple spinner that is equally likely to land on Red or Black. Useful if tossing a coin, dropping it, and rummaging about on the floor have lost their appeal. Needs a modern browser; if IE then at. . . .
7 balls are shaken in a container. You win if the two blue balls touch. What is the probability of winning?
Try out the lottery that is played in a far-away land. What is the chance of winning?
Use this animation to experiment with lotteries. Choose how many balls to match, how many are in the carousel, and how many draws to make at once.
Can you beat Piggy in this simple dice game? Can you figure out Piggy's strategy, and is there a better one?
Is this a fair game? How many ways are there of creating a fair game by adding odd and even numbers?
Can you spot the similarities between this game and other games you know? The aim is to choose 3 numbers that total 15.
Practise your diamond mining skills and your x,y coordination in this homage to Pacman.
Explore this interactivity and see if you can work out what it does. Could you use it to estimate the area of a shape?
Learn how to use the Shuffles interactivity by running through these tutorial demonstrations.
An animation that helps you understand the game of Nim.
Can you locate the lost giraffe? Input coordinates to help you search and find the giraffe in the fewest guesses.
Meg and Mo need to hang their marbles so that they balance. Use the interactivity to experiment and find out what they need to do.
What is the relationship between the angle at the centre and the angles at the circumference, for angles which stand on the same arc? Can you prove it?
Use the interactivity or play this dice game yourself. How could you make it fair?
A game for 1 person to play on screen. Practise your number bonds whilst improving your memory
A game for 2 players. Can be played online. One player has 1 red counter, the other has 4 blue. The red counter needs to reach the other side, and the blue needs to trap the red.
Mo has left, but Meg is still experimenting. Use the interactivity to help you find out how she can alter her pouch of marbles and still keep the two pouches balanced.
Match the cards of the same value.
An activity based on the game 'Pelmanism'. Set your own level of challenge and beat your own previous best score.
Interactive game. Set your own level of challenge, practise your table skills and beat your previous best score.
An interactive game for 1 person. You are given a rectangle with 50 squares on it. Roll the dice to get a percentage between 2 and 100. How many squares is this? Keep going until you get 100. . . .
Carry out some time trials and gather some data to help you decide on the best training regime for your rowing crew.
Meg and Mo still need to hang their marbles so that they balance, but this time the constraints are different. Use the interactivity to experiment and find out what they need to do.
Imagine picking up a bow and some arrows and attempting to hit the target a few times. Can you work out the settings for the sight that give you the best chance of gaining a high score?
Two engines, at opposite ends of a single track railway line, set off towards one another just as a fly, sitting on the front of one of the engines, sets off flying along the railway line...
When number pyramids have a sequence on the bottom layer, some interesting patterns emerge...
Try entering different sets of numbers in the number pyramids. How does the total at the top change?
Imagine a wheel with different markings painted on it at regular intervals. Can you predict the colour of the 18th mark? The 100th mark?
Triangle numbers can be represented by a triangular array of squares. What do you notice about the sum of identical triangle numbers?
What are the areas of these triangles? What do you notice? Can you generalise to other "families" of triangles?
We can show that (x + 1)² = x² + 2x + 1 by considering the area of an (x + 1) by (x + 1) square. Show in a similar way that (x + 2)² = x² + 4x + 4
Three beads are threaded on a circular wire and are coloured either red or blue. Can you find all four different combinations?
Try to stop your opponent from being able to split the piles of counters into unequal numbers. Can you find a strategy?
Euler discussed whether or not it was possible to stroll around Koenigsberg crossing each of its seven bridges exactly once. Experiment with different numbers of islands and bridges.
It's easy to work out the areas of most squares that we meet, but what if they were tilted?
A circle rolls around the outside edge of a square so that its circumference always touches the edge of the square. Can you describe the locus of the centre of the circle?
Two circles of equal radius touch at P. One circle is fixed whilst the other moves, rolling without slipping, all the way round. How many times does the moving coin revolve before returning to P?
What shaped overlaps can you make with two circles which are the same size? What shapes are 'left over'? What shapes can you make when the circles are different sizes?
Can you fit the tangram pieces into the outline of this brazier for roasting chestnuts?
A game for 1 or 2 people. Use the interactive version, or play with friends. Try to round up as many counters as possible.
Start with any number of counters in any number of piles. 2 players take it in turns to remove any number of counters from a single pile. The winner is the player to take the last counter.
Slide the pieces to move Khun Phaen past all the guards into the position on the right from which he can escape to freedom.
A shape and space game for 2,3 or 4 players. Be the last person to be able to place a pentomino piece on the playing board. Play with card, or on the computer.
A game for 2 players that can be played online. Players take it in turns to select a word from the 9 words given. The aim is to select all the occurrences of the same letter.
A game for two people, or play online. Given a target number, say 23, and a range of numbers to choose from, say 1-4, players take it in turns to add to the running total to hit their target.
A game for 2 people that can be played on line or with pens and paper. Combine your knowledege of coordinates with your skills of strategic thinking.


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Wow. I am an esthetician of 10 yrs, and was very IMPRESSED.So, here's the scoop. I am very suspect of any department store (actually ANY) skincare products, esp a mask. They have to have stellar ingredients and they have to "proove" themsleves to me. However, I was given a sample of this at Saks in Charleston, SC, and thought I would give it a try, as my skin is behaving poorly right now. Probably due to my lack of regular facials! Wow wow wow! ...read moreIt was super-cool to whip up,(powder & liquid mixed in a bowl-- foams up making a generous portion for the face) but when I put it on my skin, it burned a bit like fire, and I thought, Oh, oh. The feeling actually reminded me of getting a strong peel at clinical skincare spa. Well, to my amazement, this morning I woke up and my skin looked fabulous. So soft & smooth. Seriously. It has looked rough lately with some dry patches and some breaking out on my forehead and - wow. So I am definitely going to buy it to have on hand (the clerk said it was intensive and the kind of mask you would only use every 3 months maybe.) I am also curious to try some more of the line. Hope this helps! — 9 years agoSkinsaver1 | 1 reviews
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Great if You Can't Get to Your FacialistThis is a sper product to use at home (or on the road) when you get busy and can't find the time to squeeze in an appointment to your regular facialist. The product is pretty cool -- you mix powder and a liquid in a small dish -- making you feel like some kind of mad scientist -- and it foams up, then you applu it with a little scrubby brush. It really exfoliates and removes dead skin. — 9 years, 6 months agoJanice25 | 59 reviews
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Passaic recreation director arrested
PASSAIC, N.J. (AP) — Authorities in northern New Jersey say a longtime recreation director has been charged with extorting sports teams who wanted to join city leagues.
The Passaic County prosecutor's office says 54-year-old Eriberto Carrero was arrested Friday and charged with extortion, theft and official misconduct.
Prosecutor Camelia M. Valdes says Carrero wielded his position as the director of Passaic's recreation department over a nine-year period to demand additional unauthorized money from teams that wanted to join city leagues, and from parents of children seeking to participate on the city's soccer team.
It is not immediately known if Carrero had retained an attorney.
(Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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KNME's public policy news show, New Mexico In-Focus, has invited me to serve as a guest panelist again. We're shooting today in Albuquerque, but the show runs Friday night at 7pm on TV. You can also check back here over the weekend for the embedded clip.
Tentatively, "The Line" panel will discuss issues including the new Supreme Court appointee, Sonia Sotomayor, the effect of Prop 8 on New Mexico, the lingering issue of the death penalty, China's ties to New Mexico, and whether Gov. Bill Richardson will come to the rescue of those journalists imprisoned in North Korea. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to share that list, but hey--it can't be bad to build up the hype, such as it is, for televised public policy debates.
For those following my fashion style, I will not be wearing my guyabera today, nor my one, single tie. Instead, I've donned my one another nice, button down shirt, grey with vertical stripes. I have, however, used my roommate's styling gunk in my hair.
The main goal of tonight's appearance, for me, is to not let Republican strategist Whitney Cheshire derail my train of thought. Damn, that woman's clever on a panel. Remind me never to join her on Weakest Link.
The secondary goal is to sneak in a sideways jab at Joe Monahan, who announced his paranoid obsession with my appearances on the show a few weeks back during the miniature blog war.
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Saturday, June 30, 2012
Why it's amazing that anyone ever gets together, isn't it?
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This was very entertaining and amusing. I'm glad I'm well past having to go through this crap anymore.ReplyDelete
Wow - oof indeed.ReplyDelete
brings back memories.... and nightmares. I'm exhausted just imagining having to play that game again.ReplyDelete
Ha! This is great, if sad.ReplyDelete
it makes me jealous too. If only I could go back and do it over again. The instability and secrets is like a roller coaster ride you can never buy a ticket to after you've been married. access denied.ReplyDelete
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