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BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - After jury deliberation Friday, Sharon Glass was found guilty on seven separate charges against her in the child abuse case where investigators say a father and his girlfriend, Glass, starved a boy and locked him in a bathroom.
The most severe charges Glass was found guilty of were aggravated child abuse and false imprisonment.
After watching testimony from the boy she was accused of starving, after seeing photos of his withered body, after hearing a doctor explain that the boy's full potential will never be known, Glass took the stand on Thursday, Local 6 news partner Florida Today reported.
She testified after the state rested its case in her trial. She was interviewed by her own defense attorney toward the end of the day.
Police said she and Michael Marshall were caregivers for the boy and other children. Marshall is in jail awaiting trial on similar charges.
While the jury was outside the courtroom, the state characterized Glass as "the brains" of the abusive punishments the boy suffered – a prosecutor said she was coaching Marshall.
"We're very pleased with the verdict, we're very pleased with the work of the jury," said prosecutor William Scheiner. "I'm happy that for the victim's sake that this chapter in his life is closed. He's a very brave young man, I'm proud of him."
Glass laid the blame on Marshall. She said she was never in charge of Marshall's children and she wasn't involved in their discipline. She said he was the one to put the boy in a closet and zip-tied him to a bed.
At times she appeared to tear up as she told her story:
She said they first moved in together after about three months of dating because Marshall pressured her.
"He drank a lot," she said. "And then he would get violent when he drank."
She described how he hit her.
"When I started dating Michael, I had no intention of ever living with him," she told the jury. "It was just a temporary help thing until I got my divorce."
She testified they were never planning to be a single family unit.
"I set that down right when we moved to (an apartment). Don't think that I'm going to be Susie Homemaker. I'm not."
Glass faces up to 120 years in prison when she is sentenced on March 7.
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I'm shy and can seem prickly at first but I warm up quickly once I get engaged in a conversation. I'm strongly in favor of cuddling. I'm loyal to my close friends and would like more friends to share adventures with. I enjoy cooking for people.
Folks I get along with well tend to identify with several of these words: queer, feminist, nerd, burner, geek, polyamorous, relationship anarchist, maker, gamer, kinky, thoughtful, curious, or cuddle slut.
I'm polyamorous and I'm not interested in casual partners or hookups. I'm looking for someone who's open to being an important part of my life if we hit it off. My ideal poly world is one where I can have all my partners (and their partners) over for dinner and a movie on a somewhat regular basis. I have one long term partner zenspider and a ever fluctuating collection of other relationships.
I'm attracted to curvy women with nice smiles. I seem to have a soft spot for women who like to wear torn jeans, hiking boots, and sweaters but can also rock a dress, makeup, and heels. When it comes to men I usually fall for the mind first but I generally am into strong silent types with long hair.
For fun I ski, knit, cook, read, and explore restaurants, zoos, and museums. I recently found a form of exercise I really enjoy and that has been taking up a couple evenings a week.
I've met little music I actually dislike but equally little that I'm in a raging passion about. I enjoy live performances and playing music more than recordings.
I like food. Food is tasty. I'm picky about desserts and carrots are a right abomination but I like pretty much everything else.
a library or the internet
intelligent discourse
someone or something to care for
nature to retreat into
Bonus item for fall and winter: a knit beanie. I'm rarely without a hat once the rain starts.
When my mind is less philisophical I think about news, politics, food, sex, and friends.

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From the Bench with BK
November 13, 2005
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With this weekend marking the halfway point in the 2005-06 NFL regular season, (depressing, I know), I figured it was time to put on my thinking cap and offer all the information I can summon for those out there with struggling fantasy football teams.
I know what it feels like to have a dreadful fantasy team at this point in the season. I wouldn't wish that sort of pain on my worst enemy.
So, for those of you who are dwelling in the bottom of the league, listen up. I might be able to help you out and, at the very least, take some of the pain away.
This year has been the year of the running backs. Edgerrin James, Shaun Alexander, LaDainian Thomlinson, Steven Davis – there's no shortage of stud running backs in the league. It's essential to have at least one horse at running back that you can count on for decent points every week. If you don't have one, I would have an auction with wide receivers and quarterbacks to try to attain a consistent back – that is if your trade deadline hasn't passed. Even if the deadline has passed, as long as you're not in a 12-team league, there's always guys like Ricky Williams or Michael Bennett out there who might come on in the second half.
A couple other running backs who I would take a look at if you're in need are Antowain Smith, Larry Johnson (if he's still out there) and maybe Duce Staley for a couple weeks while the other Pittsburgh backs get healthy.
The reason I say worry about a running back first is that wide receivers are a dime a dozen. Even in a 12-team league, there always are guys out there who can put up points.
Of course, some teams were decimated by the Terrell Owens debacle, but if you were smart, you'd realize in Philadelphia it's illegal to run the ball, and any one of the top three receivers on the Eagles will have an opportunity to make a play.
Some wide receivers I would recommend picking up if available would be Reggie Brown, Jerry Porter, Brian Finneran or Eric Moulds.
One position that hasn't really come up big this year is the quarterback – even Peyton Manning isn't putting up real big statistics.
If you have a decent quarterback, my advice is to use him as trade bait. There are a ton of quarterbacks out there who will, at the very least, give you a touchdown or two and keep you in the game. There hasn't been any real huge games by quarterbacks this year, so this is one position you can get away with having a below-average player.
If your team is too far gone to even think about competing for the playoffs, don't get the noose out just yet. Although I'm not involved in one, many people are involved in "keeper" leagues, in which you can keep one or a number of players and carry them over to next year's roster. Start picking up guys like Terrell Owens and Priest Holmes. Build for next season instead of sulking about this year's team.
The only way to have a truly terrible fantasy football team is to do nothing.
I have no pity for the teams at the bottom of the league, because they've obviously done something to put themselves in that position, but I love nothing better than a comeback story. I've been a part of one myself so heed my advice, watch "SportsCenter" daily, pray and you too could head up one of the greatest comebacks in the history of the world.
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But...it's not the same color. In the modeling photo it's an indigo blue, but the actual scarf is dark green...as a winter piece the color is still fine, and the material is super soft, plus the size so big I can almost wrap myself up and use it as a poncho, these are the reasons I'm keeping it. But if you really care about the color (it'd be perfect for me, initially I felt in love with the color), the scarf color that shows in the modeling pic is completely off.


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Sharks centre Francois Steyn can put his feet up and enjoy his team's bye week after a Sanzar disciplinary hearing cleared him of foul play during the match against the Waratahs.
Steyn was penalised in the 24th minute for a "dangerous" tackle on opposite number Kurtley Beale and was later cited by the match commissioner, but the hearing yesterday cleared him of deliberate wrongdoing, and he is free to play against the Lions next week in Joburg.
The citing commissioner had recommended an off-field red card and, if that had been upheld, it would have meant an automatic one-game suspension
Steyn pleaded guilty to the charge, and judicial officer Jannie Lubbe decided that an off-field yellow card was sufficient punishment, effectively meaning that Steyn has not been suspended.
An off-field yellow card does not carry a ban.
Lubbe ruled: "Steyn initially executed a legitimate tackle by grabbing the bottom of the jumper of the Waratahs player with both hands. This was done at speed and in a dynamic situation.
"In the process of the tackle, the ball was passed by Beale, but Steyn continued with the tackle (not having seen the pass), and Beale was flung to the ground. But there was no intent to injure his opponent."
Ironically, Steyn was on the receiving end in the same match when Waratahs wing Rob Horne tackled him dangerously, leading with a swinging arm.
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Sacramento, CA — More Black Friday violence in what the local media is calling a sea of chaos as a melee started in the middle of a shopping mall when three men apparently fought over a pair of shoes. Then two women started tussling.
It didn't take long for fists to start flying at the Roseville (California) Galleria in suburban Sacramento. The altercation happened about 30 minutes into Black Friday (i.e., 12:30 am).
More and more it seems, the day-after-Thanksgiving shopping orgy known as Black Friday causes bargain-hunting consumers across the country to start pushing and shoving each other and otherwise coming completely unglued trying to get good deals at the stores.
A shopper recorded the near-riot at the Roseville Galleria on his iPhone (see videos below). Lawrence Corpus told CBS Sacramento, Channel 13, that "you could feel the intensity of the fight as it happened. So it was something I felt like I had to document."
Another witness said that "guys started punching each other and then they ran over the barrier of the jump thing, and the guy started getting his face stomped in. It was pretty crazy."
In the midst of the free-for-all, someone threw a trash can lid that nearly hit some bystanders.
Mall security didn't show up for 15 minutes, and by the time Roseville police got to the scene, the brawlers had scattered. The mall plans to beef up security during the holiday season, however.
Do you think shoppers are taking this Black Friday thing a little too far?
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A new batch of (impressive) screenshots from Cyanide and Spiders' upcoming role-playing game, Of Orcs and Men, landed in the inbox today. The 360, PC, and PS3 title is scheduled to declare war on Man in 2012.
Of Orcs and Men will focus around the adventures of an orc and goblin in an epic quest to bring down mankind. As the Empire of Men oppresses their zug-zug counterparts, an orc from the Bloodjaws legion decides to strike back with a goblin ally in an audacious plan to kill the Emperor.
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Lil' Kim is famous for getting tongues wagging with her outrageous style moments, but her Fashion Week shocker may have topped them all (yes, even the pasty).
All eyes were on the rapper as she arrived at Milk Studios Wednesday night and took her front-row seat next to Paris Hilton for the Blonds show at New York Fashion Week. After all, she was showing off an extra special accessory: a baby bump.
[Related: Celebs Hit New York Fashion Week – Fall 2014]
Twitter quickly started blowing up with posts like this:
The 39-year-old, who was rocking a curve-hugging patterned dress, appeared to be a good mood as she watched the show, which historically has been a favorite of hers to attend.
When the runway concluded, the mom-to-be still had energy to hit the afterparty at nearby Gilded Lily, receiving a VIP lift inside from a burly bodyguard to avoid snow and ice. Still, she wisely ditched her heels, opting for a pair of Hello Kitty booties instead.
Inside, she took to the stage to perform and confirm her baby news. "I'm a mom, but I can turn it up a little!" the "Lady Marmalade" singer said before singing "Lighters Up," according to Us Weekly.
[Related: Lil' Kim's 2013 Video Music Awards Look Quite Different Than 1999]
The 4-foot-11 star also paid tribute to the late Notorious B.I.G., according to the mag, telling the crowd, "It's also going to be Biggie's birthday and the anniversary of his death soon so we love you," as she rubbed her belly.
Lil' Kim, who has not revealed the identity of her baby's father, shared on a 2003 episode of VH1's "Driven" that she had been pregnant with Biggie's child but suffered a miscarriage.
Congratulations on her pregnancy news quickly rolled in on Twitter from some of her celebrity friends, including these:
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5/3/11 Wednesday: The headaches won't stop; the constant pounding keeps me from closing my eyes for longer than fifteen seconds. Over the past week, I have gotten about five hours of sleep. It's amazing how long someone can last without sleep. I read online that the average amount of time someone can last before their body starts to shut down is eleven days. So far it has been six. Only five left to go. I need to go feed the dogs, check the mail... What else is there? There's that gnome statue that Janet wants me to send to her. I should probably go do that.
5/5/11 Friday: Eight days now. I got three hours of sleep yesterday. It's the most I have gotten in awhile. I finally sent that package to Janet; she should get it by tomorrow. I'm going to the doctor's today at 4:30 PM to see what they can do about my headaches. If the doctors can't help, then I will just die.
5/6/11 Saturday: I got back from the doctor's yesterday and took the medicine they prescribed me. It was some sort of new painkiller called Yoplan or something. I forget what the name on the bottle is. It's on the counter in the kitchen. I'll go check it later. The medicine works wonders. One of the side effects is extreme drowsiness. After taking two pills yesterday at 7:00 PM, I woke up today at noon. I already feel better, but I'm still tired.
5/8/11 Monday: After taking two more pills Saturday night, I slept all through Sunday and missed church. A couple of my friends called. Janet said that the gnome statue I sent her looks great. I feel great. These pills are amazing. I no longer have headaches although I have gotten slightly dizzy lately. I guess that is one of the few side effects. My body will adjust.
5/11/11 Thursday: I have a new client. His name is Frank Grabden, and he wants me to sculpt him a bulldog statue for his front porch. He sent me pictures of what he wants the statue to look like. It's based on his dog. I think this shouldn't be that hard of a task to handle.
5/12/11 Friday: I have lowered the dosage on the pills to one pill a day, now that I have caught up on sleep. After taking just one last night, I blacked out. I woke up on the kitchen floor this morning. I guess I might just need to lay off the pills for a couple of days. After all, I don't really need them anymore.
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5/14/11 Sunday: I feel horrible. I didn't take the pills Saturday night, and I woke up this morning with a pain in my stomach. I vomited in my sleep. I had to change the sheets and blankets on my bed after I took some more pain killers for my stomach. It couldn't have been the pain killers that caused my stomach problem. I did have leftover Chinese food Saturday night, so maybe that was it...
5/17/11 Wednesday: I cannot see out of my left eye. I do not know what happened or what I did to it. I have been taking the medicine regularly and I have not done any work recently. I am going to the doctor's this afternoon to learn more about side effects or if it has to do with my headaches.
5/18/11 Thursday: The doctor told me to stop taking the pain killers for a week and to just get rest. It hurts to open my left eye now. When I do open it, I can finally see, but it is blurred and I see squiggly lines that block any actual image from coming through.
5/20/11 Saturday: The vision has finally come back in my eye. But I've noticed that everything seems darker out of my left eye than my right. Occasionally, there is the slight movement in the corner of my eye, but I read online that those "shadows" are just patches of light that were not captured by your retinas. It's amazing how the human mind can have tricks played on it so easily.
5/21/11 Sunday: My hair is finally falling out. I've reached that age. This morning in the shower, a small clump fell to the ground and clogged the drain. I thought it was odd for a section of hair to fall out, but it happens at different speeds for everyone.
5/23/11 Tuesday: The hair on the left side of my head is falling out at a more rapid pace than my right. I do not know why there are all of these problems with the left side of my body. I recently noticed that my toenails are growing at a rapid pace as well. I have to keep cutting them, because I do not want them to get caught on something and accidentally tear them off.
5/24/11 Wednesday: My big toenail on the left side of my foot got torn off. I was playing fetch with the dogs, and I had to run to get the stick, since my dogs couldn't get it. It was on a hill about three feet above the ground. There were a few rocks I stepped on to climb my way to the stick. I was wearing sandals and slipped on my way down. My foot hit a rock, and the toenail was torn right off. It hurt, but it didn't bleed nearly as much as I thought it would.
5/29/11 Monday: I have gone bald. It's not that bad. I actually look good with no hair. The headaches are beginning to return, so I am going to start taking the pain killers again. Hopefully, it won't effect my eyesight.
6/2/11 Friday: The headaches are gone again. I've started work on the bulldog. Everything is darker and harder to see. I've noticed that my skin is pruning. It's like when you sit in the water for too long and your feet and hands start to shrivel. My hands have pruned and gotten slightly moist. I don't know what the cause of this is. I have started to wear gloves almost all day so I don't cut myself.
6/4/11 Monday: I went to see the doctor about the pruning. He said he didn't know what could be causing it, but I should take precautions to not use my hands in rough environments, such as the workshop. I'm not sure if I'll be able to complete the bulldog statue. I may have to call Frank and tell him...
6/9/11 Saturday: My left and right arms have entirely pruned. The pruning has begun in my feet. I can barely see when the lights are on in my house. I turn them off and shut the doors and windows. It is cool to have the ability to see better in the dark, but now it is harder for me to go out.
6/11/11 Monday: I am starving. I cannot stop eating. My entire fridge is almost empty and the longest break I took from eating was about one hour. I'm ordering a pizza right now, since it is hard for me to go outside. My legs are pruned and it is working its way up my torso. I have been taking the pain killers still; the headaches keep coming back if I don't.
6/13/11 Wednesday: I called Frank and told him I can't finish his statue due to my condition. He was pretty upset, but he understood. The doctor called and was wondering how I was doing and if the pruning was getting better. I lied. I told him it was. It has covered my entire body, and now my face is starting to prune. My eyebrows and eyelashes are gone. It's okay, though. I feel great.
6/14/11 Thursday: I woke up tonight with such a powerful hunger that I felt I could eat drywall if I had to. I wish I didn't wake up. I wish I wasn't hungry. One of my dogs was in the kitchen sleeping when I walked in. The fridge was empty. The cabinet was empty. No left over pizza. No food. I ate it all. I looked at my dog for the longest time and I contemplated a horrible thought. I ordered another pizza, and once I ate it all, I went back to bed.
6/15/11 Friday: My entire body is pruned now. I only wake up at night. Besides the fact that I have lost all hair on my body and it looks like I have been in the hot tub for about a week, I have never felt better. This medication has done wonders.
6/27/11 Saturday: I ate my dogs. I didn't want to, but I was so hungry. There was no food, and I didn't know what else to do. They tasted so good. I know what I did was wrong, but who was there to stop me?
8/28/11: I do not know what day it is. I do not check for the mail anymore. Yesterday, a man from the IRS stopped by. I pretended I wasn't home.
8/29/11: The IRS man came today with a warrant. He kicked down the door. I hid in the pantry and waited till he left. My plan didn't work. He found me. I had to kill him.
9/3/11: The IRS man's body is almost gone. I have a leg left and part of his hand. He tasted like pork.
9/17/11: I don't sleep anymore. I don't need it. I ran out of the pain killer a month ago. I don't need that either. I feel fantastic.
9/27/11: I had to hide in my attic. More IRS men came. There were two of them, and they had three police officers. I saw them put up an eviction notice. I don't care.
10/13/11: I am supposed to be evicted today, but they don't know. I have been staying in the attic. It's nice up here.
10/21/11: My house was labeled as condemned. They haven't set a demolition date as of yet.
10/31/11: It's Halloween. I want to go outside. I want to have fun.
5/3/12: It's been a year. I'm so hungry, I need more food. The demolition was canceled. I no longer work. Teenagers come into my house to scare themselves. I'm hungry. Here comes a couple through the back door. I'm so hungry.
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The custom began in Chile: there, at Army musters, a chosen soldier answers "here!" to the name of O'Higgins.* a brave & bygone hero of the republic. That seemed like a good idea to Texas A & M which furnished more Army officers in World Wars I and II than did West Point.
Two weeks before Corregidor fell, 25 Aggies (led by Major General George Moore, '08) met on the Rock and answered "here" for their dead classmates. Three years later, on 1945-8 Muster Day, the survivors gathered on Corregidor with Japanese snipers still about; of the original 25, ten were dead,...
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I've updated the theme—since I got a lot of different suggestions, I figured the best way to please everyone would be to make a theme that incorporates a variety of different photo shoots. The background will randomly shuffle through 10 different photo shoots (including the suggestions you gave me, the official shoots for both albums and the three mixtapes) each time you refresh a page or navigate to a different one.
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So I have been talking to this guy for little over a month now and I really like him and he says he really likes me. So last night I asked him what is he looking for and he told me that he's not looking for a girlfriend. He calls our relationship a "grownup relationship". I don't know if he's scared to get hurt again or just isn't interested in going on into a full blown relationship with me. Any takes on the situation?
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Inspired by Jay-Z's 'American Gangster', Fabolous will record a concept album that he hopes will include Britney Spears, Ne-Yo, Kanye West and many more.
Employing similar approach to Jay-Z's "American Gangster", New York rapper Fabolous is set to record a concept album that is inspired by a certain movie which title is not yet revealed. Should the recording goes smoothly, the album can be expected to hit the street in August this year with the first single taking impact as early as May.
"I'mma put a theme together and just go off of that theme," Fab told MTV. "Sometimes producers get lost trying to figure out what they think is the best type of sh** for Fab. (They say,) 'I got this commercial joint for you.' So what I'm doing now, I seen a movie I want to theme the album after. Even take certain lines, different scenes out of the movie and make music behind that. At the same time, I can have the producer check the movie out, and he'll have something he can take away from the movie and come back with some joints. I wanted to try that this time."
Fab in fact, has got some names he wants to rope in for this album. Those including Kanye West, Just Blaze, Polow Da Don, and DJ Toomp are eyed in the production panel while Britney Spears and Ne-Yo are wanted as collaborators. "I didn't get to kick it with (Britney), but the people from her record label was on top of that," Fab said. "I don't know what condition Britney is in right now. Hopefully - more power to her - she'll get in a better space and position. Somebody needs to sit her down, let her know what the deal is."


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KIND-HEARTED students and staff at Grays School Media Arts College have filled nearly 100 shoeboxes with Christmas treats for troops abroad.
The school is hoping the boxes, which have been sent out to Afghanistan, will give soldiers a "small reminder of home".
Mel Williams, student achievement leader for year seven, said: "We were delighted by the response of our students, their families and our staff as we collected just under one hundred filled boxes.
"We are confident that our soldiers will be thrilled with the contents of some of the nation's 'favourites', and we hope that the boxes are a small reminder of home.
"This wonderful idea has brought our school and family community together and has allowed our students to reflect on the importance of being with loved ones, especially at this time of year.
"We want our soldiers and their families to know that we will be thinking about them and the sacrifices that they are making for us."


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|Zoro #: G2296707 Mfr #: 79695
|Compliance: NSF-61G, UPC, ICC, CSA, UL
|Max. Pressure: 200 psi
|Fitting Connection Type: Press x Flange
|Specific Fitting Shape: Adapter Flange
|Basic Fitting Shape: Adapter
|Temp. Range: 0 Degrees to 250 Degrees F
|Tube Fitting Material: Bronze
|Basic Fitting Material: Metal
|Standards: ASTM B88, ASME B16.22, ASME B16.51
|Item: Adapter Flange
|Pipe Size (Fittings): 2"
|Tube Size: 2"
|Country of Origin (subject to change): Germany
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Adapter Flange, Tube Fitting Material Bronze, Fitting Connection Type Press x Flange, Tube Size 2 In., Pipe Size (Fittings) 2 In., Max. Pressure 200 psi, Temp. Range 0 Degrees to 250 Degrees F, Standards ASTM B88, ASME B16.22, ASME B16.51, Compliance NSF-61G, UPC, ICC, CSA, UL
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Teresa Hughes: Demanding Answers and Raising the Profile of Vaginal Mesh Injuries in the UK
Teresa Hughes, 61, a resident of Liverpool, England, and mother of two, has made so much noise about defective vaginal mesh that last year she was profiled in the UK paper, The Daily Mail. It started: "Thousands of women have been left severely damaged as a result of an implantable 'sling' operation to treat [continue reading…]
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Petition Delivered to 10 Downing Street I would like to introduce myself. My name is Teresa Hughes The Owner and Founder of The Meshies United Group in the United Kingdom. I originate from Liverpool, Merseyside, England the home of The Beatles and Liverpool Football Club. I had an operation for stress incontinence and the [continue reading…]


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NGOs as Gatekeepers to Local Media: Networked News for Developing Countries
This paper illustrates how innovations leading to networked media have the potential to support the work of non-governmental organisations engaged in development work through providing new means of achieving accountability and transparency. The trend towards new forms of participatory media does not necessarily lead to better engagement with local media, civil society or citizens in developing countries. As the analysis in this paper, suggests there is some resistance in the development community towards a deeper involvement in networked forms of journalism.
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Dream of Innocent III
The Dream of Innocent III was written in New York City and at the MacDowell Colony and completed in December, 1987. From the time I started work on the piece I conceived of the cello as the protagonist, with the piano and percussion offering a variety of commentaries which often strongly contrast with the cello's voice. The piece opens elementally, with the cello playing primarily open strings and natural harmonics while the piano and percussion define their initial roles in whaps and thuds. The decision to amplify the cello actually came from the nature of this opening, and is an effort to gain more unity of attack between the cello and percussion. This combination of open sonority, along with a sense of long line in the cello part, and heavily articulated rhythm form the basis for the development of the piece. The Dream of Innocent III is in three large interrelated sections, the first two ending with extended amplified cello solos of contrasting character. The third section (and the piece) ends with a transfiguration of the riffs and tunes that have been the focus of the piece throughout, and with an intensification of the dramatic roles of each instrument.
The title is borrowed from a Giotto fresco that is part of the "Scenes from the Life of St Francis' cycle in Assisi. The piece, recurrently, was inspired by the fresco, which depicts Pope Innocent III, in full papal regalia, dreaming that the Church is being literally upheld by Francis. The tilted dream image of Francis propping up the church of St. John Lateran evolves seamlessly out of the papal bed chambers, and the surreal intensity and simplicity of that image had a deep impact on me while I was working on the piece.
The Dream of Innocent III was commissioned by the Koussevitzky Foundation and was written for the cellists Rhonda Rider, Ted Mook, and Tom Flaherty. —Lee Hyla


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Bear Essentials
A Beach Lover's Guide to Day Trips in the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore
de Heather Harris-Brady
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The Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore sweeps north along the western Lake Michigan shoreline from north Benzie County up to the northern tip of the Leelanau County peninsula. Whether you are seeking sun-soaked beaches, cool lush woodsy trails or sparkling streams to kayak you'll find it all here in company with eagles and many other bird species.
After Good Morning America viewers voted it "America's Most Beautiful Place" in 2011, in quick succession this destination also was named to a list of Best Summer Trips 2012 and Top 10 Food Road Tips by National Geographic Traveler. Indeed, it is a great place to vacation and a great place to eat as well. This guide, written by a year-round local resident, will help you make the most of your visit! Watch for upcoming editions for outdoor adventurers and art collectors.
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Is this the end of the Great Australian Dream?
Families are giving up the Hills hoist and quarter-acre block for shared laundries, community children's playgrounds and strata titles, according to new analysis of the 2001 census by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The Government statistician suggests there is nothing especially Australian about the home ownership ideal, either. The number of households owning their homes has slipped to 69 per cent, which is less than New Zealand, no different to Britain and only slightly higher than the US.
Experts even wonder if the suburban home-owning dream is nothing but a modern invention - with the implication that it could pass as swiftly as it came.
"The Great Australian Dream is, in historical terms, a relatively new innovation," said the director of property research firm Residex, John Edwards. "It occurred, in as far as we can work out, in the 1950s - after the removal of rent controls."
About half of Australian households owned their homes through the first half of the century but the proportion jumped to more than 70 per cent in the 20 years after World War II.
Some fear that rising house prices may inevitably reverse this trend. Melbourne metropolitan property prices have enjoyed unparalleled growth in the past five years, with house prices rising 141 per cent and apartment prices 147 per cent from March 1996 to March this year.
First-home buyers account for the lowest proportion of the market ever recorded.
But the ABS census analysis suggests the home-ownership dream is not dead, it is just changing. Judging by the growing disparity in the prices of units and houses, it is plain that many people are not convinced of the benefits of apartments over backyards.
"Intuitively, every parent knows it is the healthiest environment for their child to have sunlight and a garden to play in," Mr Edwards said.
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Sachin Tendulkar unveils luxury car BMW i8
Former Indian cricketer and Bharat Ratna Sachin Tendulkar unveiled the BMW i8 of luxury carmaker BMW India on Wednesday (February 5).
BMW i8, which was first seen in Hollywood flick 'Mission Impossible 4'.(PTI)
Sachin Tendulkar's launch was the highlight of the first day of Auto Expo curently underway in Greater Noida. Hybrid car i8 will come as a completely built-up (CBU) unit to India by the end of year 2014. In total four cars from the brand were unveiled. (PTI)
Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar poses with the BMW i8 at Auto Expo 2014.
The company also unveiled all-new BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo at Rs 42.75 lakh, all-new X5 and BMW M6 Gran Coupé at the 12th Auto Expo 2014. (PTI)
Hundreds of Sachin Tendulkar fans were there at the auto expo for one glimpse of their favourite cricketer. Sachin, who had retired in November last year, waves to fans. (PTI)
A model displays the BMW i8.
"Locally-produced at BMW plant in Chennai, the all-new BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo will be available at dealerships across the country from March 2014," BMW Group India President Philipp von Sahr said, adding that it will be available in a diesel variant. (PTI)


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It's official: Garmin can now add to its list of avionics specialties the coveted title of TCAS maker. The company announced last month it has gained an approved model list STC for its recently launched line of traffic alert systems, including a fully functioning TCAS I. The approval permits installations of the products in some 580 general aviation aircraft, with more expected to be added to the blanket authorization later this year. Garmin obtained TSO approval for the GTS 800, GTS 820 and GTS 850 traffic alert systems in November after launching the product line last summer.
The GTS line covers the gamut of GA aircraft, from light piston singles up to turboprops and jets. The traffic alerters combine active and passive surveillance data that uses a new, patent-pending Garmin technology capable of correlating automatic dependent surveillance broadcast (ADS-B) with radar targets to provide pilots with a more accurate picture of the sky. "The GTS traffic series is one of several aviation products designed to be compatible with the NextGen system," said Gary Kelly, vice president of marketing for Garmin. "It can track up to 60 targets at a time, identify the flight path of specific aircraft, and give spoken audio alerts in an ATC-like format so that pilots are able to react immediately to their surrounding traffic situation."
All three systems in the GTS series create a 360-degree "zone of detection" around the aircraft so that pilots can quickly see and identify targets that might pose a collision threat. The GTS 800 TAS is the lowest-priced system in the series, offering 40 watts of transmit power and a range of up to 12 nm. The GTS 820 TAS delivers 250 watts of transmit power and up to 40 nm of interrogation range. The GTS 850 TCAS I satisfies all collision avoidance criteria for use in turboprops and jets and features the same 250-watt power supply as the GTS 820.
The GTS series products include Garmin's Clear CAS (correlated location enhanced ADS-B receiver collision avoidance system) technology, a hybrid system that provides automatically refreshed information that is independent of surveillance radar. Clear CAS combines active and passive surveillance data, including 1090-MHz extended squitter ADS-B data (for ADS-B out).
A recent demo of the Garmin TCAS in a Beech Baron 55 flown with another Baron acting as the "intruder" aircraft showed the system does everything its maker claims. The TCAS easily kept track of the threat airplane even as it maneuvered above, below and behind. The Garmin system includes all the features found in other TCAS products as well as expanded audio traffic alerts in an "ATC-like" format. For example, the unit will provide alerts such as: "Traffic; eleven o'clock; high; less than one mile."
The GTS 800, 820 and 850 are available for list prices starting at $9,995, $19,995 and $24,995, respectively.


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Copywriting for today's mobile readers demands quick, short and strong text. Even though mobile users spend a lot of time idling and doing frivolous stuff on their mobile devices, they still want to do it in a hurry. And they get agitated when they can't do it in a speedy fashion.
Also, mobile users want only the information that is absolutely necessary for them to achieve their immediate goal. Reading on a mobile device is hard enough as it is, but then when you have to scroll through an unnecessary number of words to get where you're going, it's maddening.
This increases the writing challenges for the copywriter. The copywriter now has to think in terms of digesting a copy message, not writing it in the traditional sense. When you are crafting mobile copy and you have second thoughts about whether text should be there, it's probably best to omit it.


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The Goddess of GOOP conquers all!
Gwyneth Paltrow received an award for her guest role on Glee at the Creative Arts Emmys in L.A. Saturday. Justin Timberlake was also honored for his guest appearance on Saturday Night Live. The Social Network star, 30, scored another Emmy for writing the original music and lyrics of his SNL monologue.
Survivor's Jeff Probst won his fourth-straight Emmy for Reality or Reality-Competition Host, while Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch won the Emmy for Outstanding Reality Show.
But the night's biggest winner was Boardwalk Empire. The HBO series had seven wins, including best casting for a drama and cinematography for a drama.
The creative arts ceremony will air Saturday, Sept. 17 at 8/7c on ReelzChannel. The 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Glee's Jane Lynch, air the following night at 8/7c on Fox.


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Chairigami: Zachary Rotholz creates fun, eco-friendly, cardboard furniture in New Haven (video)
Published 12:00 am, Friday, September 23, 2011
NEW HAVEN -- Zachary Rotholz has given a whole new meaning to the direction, "Insert slot A into slot B."
Rotholz is the 22-year-old owner of Chairigami, one of the city's newest businesses, opening Sept. 1 in the heart of the Yale campus at 286 York St., and perhaps one of its most unique, combining fine design with function, environmentally sound manufacturing principles and just plain fun.
The Yale engineering grad's one-man company manufactures modular furniture out of cardboard. It's sustainable, relatively inexpensive, and, in keeping with the company tagline -- "Cardboard furniture for the urban nomad" -- Rotholz says it's perfect for students, the ultimate nomads.
"People say the name out loud when they walk by," says Rotholz, who comes from Chicago, adding that he's seen bicyclers go by and practically crash into the couch and chair he sets outside on the sidewalk as they gaze at the store's sign, whose logo is the prototype chair he made for his senior class project that started it all.
"There's not one person who doesn't react," says Rotholz. "They think I'm crazy or totally fall in love with it. ... Even skeptical people wind up smiling. It changes people a little each day. It's like a handshake or a smile. ...
"If I can change people a little bit or change how they think, that is a good first step. It's really a social experiment -- so interesting."
There are three main pieces, each with variations: table, bookcase and chair, ranging from $40-$100, each able to be collapsed and carried or folded away at a moment's notice.
On a recent weekend visit, the place was humming. One couple, taking advantage of the "Free Sitting" sign displayed near the furniture, said, "Oh my goodness, that's wild." A group of lacrosse recruits accompanied by a Yale player swarmed the store after stopping dead in their tracks.
"This is sweet." "Awesome." "Sick," said another, peppering Rotholz with questions. "It's stupid how great this idea is," said another. "This is mind-blowing. If I had any discretionary income whatsoever, I'd buy these," said a third, predicting Rotholz would "become a billionaire."
Rotholz's goals are more modest: to inspire invention and imagination and to preach the beauty of cardboard: "How it functions, how it works, what is the life cycle, how is it made, rethink the material you may think of as useless," he says. "It really makes sense before and after. You can recycle it. It completes the product cycle really well.
He uses a three-layers-thick type called triple wall fiberboard from Springfield Corrugated, a sturdy material that's also flexible enough to be folded. The pieces, which come in a flat pack, go together slot into slot, no glue, no nails. And to retain its eco-friendliness, it can be waterproofed with natural shellac, "made from the lac bug," says Rotholz.
"Cardboard blows your mind. People have this concept that cardboard is for garbage. Turning that into something that's useful, that supports your weight, completely changes people's conceptions ... "
He's in the York Street space only until Sept. 30, when he'll have to talk the Yale Entrepreneurial Institute, which gave him the temporary space for a nominal charge, into an extension, or move out, but foot traffic here is key.
Considering that Rotholz talked his way into the YEI summer fellows program last summer after they'd already finalized their selections, one has faith he'll figure out a solution.
His persistence with YEI Director Jim Boyle earned him a sort of auditing spot with the group, after Boyle and later, Bruce Alexander, Yale's vice president for New Haven and state affairs and campus development, were blown away by his presentation.
According to Rotholz, Alexander, Yale's happened to be at a pitch before investors and YEI affiliates. He pulled Rotholz aside and said, "If I had known you were this good, I would have helped you (earlier). ... I would love to meet with you and support your idea."
They met a week later, and, after answering "some really hard questions," Rotholz says Alexander offered the space on York Street, which sure sounded better than Rotholz's plan "to go on campus and sell out of a cardboard box."
Figuring things out is what Rotholz does, from that senior project in which he created a chair that could be turned into a shelf and a table with a few different folds (www.chairigami.com).
There are two aha moments in his journey that led to that senior project that led to the business.
One was after his sophomore year, when Rotholz had a fellowship in France with a woman, whom he calls "the happiest person I'd ever met," who made reproductions of 18th century clarinets (both he and his engineer dad play the clarinet).
Her artistry and temperament made him come home saying, "How can I make this part of my life?"
Then he saw a video about Alex Truesdell, executive director of New York's Adaptive Design, on how they used cardboard to make furniture and items for disabled children.
"I was soooo inspired. I loved the simplicity of it, the rawness of it. It was a new material to me and seemed limitless."
So he went to New York and spent the summer meeting and learning from the kids and making such things as a wheelchair table and collapsible stairs. He also got to see product and material testing, an invaluable resource for an engineer.
Then came the senior project. D. Michelle Addington, professor of sustainable architecture design at the School of Architecture, helped Rotholz "organize my ideas and really pushed the idea of no glue and the environmentally engineered aspect ..."
From a bagful of the little prototypes, Rotholz moved on to providing bookcases for his roommates, as he continued to study the technical aspects of cardboard and where he could go with it.
Rotholz is a completely self-contained one-man operation: designer, "carpenter," salesman, accountant and marketer, the latter coming naturally from his mother, who's the director of marketing for Crate and Barrel.
Those marketing instincts told Rotholz to keep it simple, which he did in designing the minimalist space, as well as the laser-cut signage and the T-shirts, which sold out at the opening.
"It's all transparent," he says. "That's how I wanted to make the company -- like a studio and a retail showroom at the same time, which I think is like a dream for woodworkers and artists."
And cardboard carpenters.
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A stay at castro Exclusive Residences SPA Sagrada Familia places you in the heart of Barcelona, minutes from Sagrada Familia and close to Casa Batllo. This 4. 5-star apartment is within close proximity of Teatreneu and Museu Egipci.
Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Your room comes with a memory foam bed. Rooms have private furnished balconies. 52-inch LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and bidets.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. This Art Deco apartment also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
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KEVAN Hurst secured 10 man Southend United a 1-1 draw at Accrington Stanley this afternoon with a late equaliser from long range.
The Blues winger netted a low shot from 25 yards just eight minutes from time.
And that strike came after Southend centre-back Ryan Cresswell had been off following a clash with Stanley striker James Gray.
Gray had earlier put Stanley in front at the start of the second half.
But such excitement was in stark contrast to a drab first half when both sides struggled to keep hold of possession and create goalscoring chances.
However, Stanley started the second period strongly and went in front in the 58th minute when Romuald Boco latched on to a terrible clearance from Anthony Straker to tee up Gray and he drilled a low, left footed shot in to the bottom right hand corner of the net from 20 yards.
Six minutes later, things get even worse for the Shrimpers when Cresswell saw red after clashing with Gayle right in front of the two dug outs.
That resulted in referee Andy Haines consulting with fourth official Mark Dwyer and brandishing a red card in the direction of the defender.
However, Southend fght hard after being reduced to 10 men and were able to scramble a point eight minutes from time when Hurst sent a skimming 25 yard shot in to the back of the net.


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TTD which overseas the activities in country's richest temple Tirumala, launched a program 'Kalyanamastu' for the benefit of the poor. The aim of the program is to enable poor to perform marriages in unison in the presence of Lord. However the board members are deciding marriage muharats according to their whims and fancies causing great inconvenience to devotees and taking them for a ride. They decide muhurats for Kalyanamastu and fix one time and decide different times and muhurats for each member to get sworn in, in their respective posts.
TTD in a meeting, long time back arrived at a decision that 'Kalyanamastu' is only for community and large scale marriages and there will be only one muhurat time and one can not pressurize board for multiple muharats with their individual tastes and preferences. TTD astrologers decided that if marriages are conducted during 'abhijit muhurit' they wont be effected by other doshas associated with tidhi, vara and lagna doshas. However the board members are not firm believers of Lord Venkateswara and are here only to use their power and clout to make money. So they decide their own muhurats all the year causing sheer inconvenience to the public.
But no one is there to question them and so over the last month itself on 29th 8 members took oath, on 30th TTD EO took charge, on 31st another member took charge, on 7th sep another person decided to join office. So it took around 13 days to constitute the board. This shows the high handedness of the members of TTD.


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In the wake of the August 2006 midair between a Hawker 800XP and a glider, the NTSB has issued a safety recommendation that all sailplanes should have installed and active battery-powered transponders. The collision occurred about 40 miles from Reno/Tahoe International Airport, at an altitude of nearly 16,000 feet. The NetJets Hawker, which was equipped with TCAS-II, suffered extensive damage but landed safely, despite failure of the nosegear to deploy. The glider was rendered uncontrollable, forcing its pilot to parachute to safety. The glider's mode-C transponder was turned off at the time and could not be detected by the Hawker's equipment or by local ATC. The NTSB found that if the transponder had been turned on, it likely would have alerted the TCAS on board the Hawker in time for its crew to avert the collision.
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|Page last updated
|21st December 2016
|Author / Artist
|Melody Carlson
|Book Format
|Zondervan (April 2001)
|Additional Information
|Hardcover, Padded
|Tish Tenud
|Recommended for Ages
|up to 4 years
|Number of Pages
|15 mm
|157 mm
|111 mm
|Product Code


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Airlines Payout For Delays
- By: Guest Travel Writer
- Published: 20 November 2009
- Tags: advice
If you've ever wasted hours of your life cramped up on rigid plastic airport benches, eyeing up a motionless departures board, and longing for nothing more than to just... get ... home... there is good news in store. In the future you'll be entitled to compensation for your airline delays. And when we say compensation, we're not talking about the standard, pitiful symbol(pound)3.00 refreshment voucher with which you can buy a symbol(pound)2.50 bottle of water. We're talking proper wonga, in your pocket, if your airline delays your flight by 3 hours or more.
The EU ruling states that passengers who are forced to wait more than 3 hours can be compensated up to symbol(pound)535. A provision of the ruling is that Airlines are not obliged to pay this compensation if the airline is able to demonstrate that the delay was due to "extraordinary circumstances".
However, here is the clincher, technical or mechanical problems in the aircraft cannot be condsidered 'extraordinary circumstances'. Victory for the consumer!
It looks like regularly delayed airlines had better start bucking up their ideas if they don't want to end up out of pocket. Especially those budget airlines. I'm not normally one to side with the Stack 'em High-Sell 'em Cheap airlines, but it does seem like paying a couple of hundred pounds compensation per person, for a Ryanair ticket which may have only cost, oh I don't know, 14 pence (or symbol(pound)87.14 including taxes), may be a little harsh. Still, always one to look on the bright side, I'll look forward to profiteering from my next delayed cheapo Gatwick to Malaga flight.more blog posts


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Arguing World Credibility at Stake, Obama Seeks Support for Syria Strike Abroad
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GWEN IFILL: President Obama went to Europe today for a previously economic summit, but Syria stayed at the top of his agenda. The administration's push for military action advanced in Congress, even as the president issued a new appeal to the world.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: My credibility's not on the line. The international community's credibility is on the line.
GWEN IFILL: Arriving in Stockholm today, the president immediately moved to turn up the pressure on potential allies, and he defended his year-old statement saying Syria shouldn't cross a red line by using chemical weapons in its ongoing civil war.
BARACK OBAMA: First of all, I didn't set a red line. The world set a red line. The world set a red line when governments representing 98 percent of the world's population said the use of chemical weapons are abhorrent and passed a treaty forbidding their use even when countries are engaged in war.
GWEN IFILL: Syria never signed the 1993 international convention on chemical weapons, but Mr. Obama insisted Bashar Assad's government must not be allowed to act with impunity. Instead, he appealed again for Russia, a major ally of the Assad regime, to stop blocking U.N. Security Council action on Syria.
BARACK OBAMA: Because I think that international action would be much more effective, and, ultimately, we can end deaths much more rapidly if Russia takes a different approach to these problems.
GWEN IFILL: The president heads to St. Petersburg, Russia, for a G20 meeting this week, but, in Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed the U.S. appeal. He warned the West has no right to initiate military action without U.N. support.
PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN, Russia (through interpreter): I do not exclude this, but I would like to draw your attention to one absolutely key aspect. Only the U.N. Security Council could sanction the use of force against a sovereign state. Any other pretext is inadmissible and can only be interpreted as an aggression.
GWEN IFILL: Back in Washington, President Obama's policy passed its first test in Congress. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a resolution authorizing the limited use of force, but it bars any deployment of American combat troops.
Republican John McCain won approval of an amendment that also advocates a broader strategy of strengthening the Syrian rebels.
SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, R-Ariz.: I feel in the strongest terms that we need to have that provision that calls for reversal of momentum on the ground battle against Bashar Assad. If Bashar Assad remains in an advantageous position, he will never leave Syria. He has to know that he is losing, and that way, you get a negotiated settlement for his departure.
GWEN IFILL: Today's committee action marked the first vote approving military strikes since October 2002, when Congress authorized the invasion of Iraq. On the other side of the Capitol, the House Foreign Affairs Committee heard from Secretary of State John Kerry, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and General Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Anti-war protesters waved hands painted red, simulating blood, as Kerry spoke.
SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN KERRY: There are risks of acting, but, believe me, it is our judgment collectively and the president's that the greater risks are not acting. We will have said to him, nobody cares, gas your people, you do what you need to, to stay in office, and we're backing off. That would be — I honestly find — I mean, that would be one of those moments that will live in infamy.
GWEN IFILL: The president reaffirmed his desire for congressional support in his Stockholm appearance today, but he suggested a no-vote wouldn't tie his hands.
BARACK OBAMA: As commander in chief, I always preserve the right and the responsibility to act on behalf of America's national security. I do not believe that I was required to take this to Congress, but I didn't take this to Congress just because it's an empty exercise. I think it's important to have Congress' support on it.
GWEN IFILL: In Paris, the French Parliament began its own debate on a military response as the prime minister echoed the warnings from Washington.
PRIME MINISTER JEAN-MARC AYRAULT, France (through interpreter): To not act would be to put in danger peace and security in the entire region, but also beyond that our own security. I ask the question, what credibility would our international commitments have against nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear weapons?
GWEN IFILL: Meanwhile, the fighting in Syria continued, unaffected by debates around the globe. Rebels and regime forces engaged in heavy gun battles on the outskirts of Damascus.


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My daily tax payment. Ha ha. Photo by: Jason.Rogers (CC BY NC SA)
I have only a few posts left as the Swedish Institute has made the decision to discontinue having blogs. Ending this blog got me thinking that I want to leave those of you thinking of moving to Sweden or who are fresh off the proverbial boat with some concrete information (and maybe some more anecdotes) about life in Sweden. I thought I would revisit a subject I wrote about back when I was writing the Work Blog.
According to an article in The Local, an 87-year-old Swedish woman received a letter from the Swedish Tax Board (Skatteverket) informing her that she had died. "The letter was addressed to the "estate of the deceased" with the woman's name on it. The letter asked for relatives to fill in the details concerning the woman's address, to be returned to the Swedish Tax Agency."
This, of course, resulted in her having to call the authorities and protest that she was still alive and kicking. My favorite part of the article is the woman's description of her call to the Tax Board. "The person I spoke to said that I must be alive, as I was able to call. She promised to correct the details and write in that I was alive." I love this story because it perfectly sums up a portion of my challenges with dealing with various authorities. Sweden is struggling mightily to improve the whole immigrant process but it's a work in progress. Read more » >>


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Valentine Cakes Recipe
These individual chocolate layer cakes are a sweet way to say "I love you" even when it's not Valentine's Day. Field editor Dixie Terry from Goreville, Illinois shared this recipe.
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons baking cocoa
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup water
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1/2 teaspoon white vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/3 cups confectioners' sugar
- 2 tablespoons baking cocoa
- 2 to 3 tablespoons milk
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Decorating icing and confetti candies
- 1. In a bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Add the water, oil, vinegar and vanilla. Coat an 8-in. square baking dish with cooking spray and dust with flour; add butter.
- 2. Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely.
- 3. In a small bowl, beat the confectioners' sugar, cocoa, milk, butter and vanilla until smooth; set aside. Transfer cake to a work surface. Using a 3- to 3-1/2-in. heart-shaped cookie cutter, gently cut out four heart-shaped cakes (set cake scraps aside for another use).
- 4. Place one heart on a serving plate; spread with some frosting. Top with a second cake; frost top and sides. Repeat with remaining cakes and frosting. Decorate with icing and candies. Yield: 2 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 each: 1013 calories, 34g fat (10g saturated fat), 33mg cholesterol, 598mg sodium, 175g carbohydrate (127g sugars, 4g fiber), 8g protein.
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BJP Candidate Rasa Singh Rawat will contest the 2009 Lok Sabha Elections from the Rajsamand Parliamentary Constituency.
Rasa Singh Rawat – Six-time MP and Arya Samaj leader
Rasa Singh Rawat was born on 17 April 1947 and has done B.Ed, LLB and Post Graduatation in Hindi & Sanskrit.
Mr Rawat has served as Member of Parliament for six times. He's also a prominent Arya Samaj leader. He was a sitting MP in Ajmer, but after delimitation of seats in this elections, he's moved to Rajsamand.
The Congress has made it easy for him by fielding Gopal Singh Idwa, instead of Girija Vyas as it was once rumoured. Mr. Rawat will consider it simple to secure a victory for himself.
Rajsamand Parliamentary Constituency-Â Combination of Ajmer and Udaipur
Rajsamand seat is formed by combining pieces of Ajmer and Udaipur. This seat doesn't have any history of elections.
Northern Udaipur and Southern Ajmer (former Lok Sabha areas) were combined here to create the seat and caste equations have changed in both the constituencies, with Rajsamand having a huge number of voters belonging to the Rawat community.
Of the eight assembly segments here, the BJP holds six, the Congress one and an independent one. The BJP vote is about 65,000 more than the Congress vote.


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WARRINGTON Post Office has been given a makeover following an extensive refurbishment as part of a major Post Office investment programme.
The new-look branch in the town centre now has new open-plan counters, as well as a dedicated counter to accept mails.
Four new self-service kiosks have also been introduced, giving customers sending letters and parcels even more options as to how they access Post Office services, reducing queue times.
Regional manager Martin Rouse said: ""This modernisation programme is ensuring customers are served in a more modern retail space, and the changes mean increased convenience and greater service options."


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Your Role
Assessment creates a "level playing field" in which accredited laboratories must meet appropriate standards of competence. But the quality of service may vary between laboratories, and to ensure that you are receiving the best quality service, there are some simple steps that you can take for yourself.
- Observe the collection process for the specimen. Were you asked to identify yourself? Was the specimen properly labelled? Were you given clear and adequate instructions if you collected the specimen yourself?
- Ask where the tests are going to be performed. Some tests are performed in the GP surgery or in the ward or clinic, others will be sent to a hospital or commercial laboratory. Ask your doctor if he knows whether the laboratory is properly accredited for the tests he wants them to do. You can check laboratory CPA accreditation for yourself at http://www.ukas.com/services/accreditation-services/clinical-pathology-accreditation/.
If the test is being carried out on the spot by a doctor or nurse, ask them to explain the procedures for ensuring that the results are correct e.g. what training the person undertaking the test received. Ask whether an accredited laboratory looks after the equipment that is being used, and ensures that it is performing correctly.


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• Jamaican Consulate
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Posts Tagged 'Fall Activities'
Apple Stamping
This apple stamping activity is really fun for preschool and elementary aged children. Most kids love to paint, and using apples to paint with is even more fun.
For this activity you will need:
- White paper for background
- Craft paint (brown, orange, red, yellow)
- Paint brush
- Apple
- Paper plate
- Paint smock (optional)
First help your child cut the apple in half. You want to cut it in half at the top, not in the middle. Look at the apple with your child so that they can see what apples look like inside and see what the seeds look like.
Squeeze out some of the craft paint on a paper plate for your child to use to paint.
Depending on the age of your child, you may need to help your child with the outline of the tree. For my 5-year-old son, I used a pencil to draw an outline of the tree trunk and branches and then he painted the tree brown.
Next help your child get some paint on the cut apple and then let them have fun stamping apples on the tree. My son had so much fun doing this he didn't want to stop.
This is a fun activity to do for fall or Thanksgiving. If you are looking for a fun fall book about apples to read with your child, one of our favorites is Apple Trouble!
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Fall Activity: Candy Corn Math
My 5-year-old son and I have been having fun doing some fall activities during the weeks counting down to Thanksgiving. I saw this fun candy corn counting activity on Pinterest and thought my son would like it. The activity I saw was a little too easy for him so I decided to change it up a bit to make it harder.
For this activity you will need:
- Green construction paper
- Yellow construction paper
- Sharpie marker
- Candy corn
- Scissors
- Glue stick
Cut out the yellow and green construction paper in the shapes of ears of corn (see photo). You can use a pattern to trace them, or just cut them out free hand. They don't have to look perfect. Glue the pieces together to look like ears of corn.
The object of this activity is for your child to count candy corns. There is a couple of ways you can have your child do this activity, depending on their math skills.
For preschoolers, you can use the Sharpie to write a number on each ear of corn and then have your child count out that many pieces of candy corn to place on the ear on corn.
My son is a little past that stage, so I decided to use the "+" and "-" signs between the ears of corn so that he could practice adding and subtracting.
If you have an older child who is learning multiplication and division, you can also add those signs. I love how this activity is so versatile for different ages.
My son had a lot of fun playing with the candy corn, and of course eating them when he was done.
I also saw this other cute idea for a similar activity placing turkey feathers on a turkey. We will have to try that one next year.
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Fall Leaf Turkey
Here is a cute turkey you can make with your kids for fall or Thanksgiving. Fall leaves are used to make the turkey's feathers.
Supplies needed:
- Fall leaves
- Clip art turkey
- Construction paper for background
- Glue
- Scissors
For the body of the turkey you can either draw your own or search for some turkey clip art on Google. I found this cute one here. It says the graphic is free to use for the public domain. I printed it out and cut it out to use for the body of our turkey.
For the feathers, you and your child can have some fun hunting for fall leaves. You will want the leaves to be nice and dry and flat, so collect them a week before you do this project and press them between the pages of a large book like a phone book.
Have your child glue the body of the turkey to a piece of construction paper and then glue on the dried leaves for the turkey's feathers.
That's it! This is a really cute easy project for Thanksgiving. I love the natural look of the leaves.
If you are looking for some fun turkey stories for Thanksgiving, The Amazing Turkey Rescue is one of my son's favorites. We read it every year.
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Fall Leaf Wreath
Here is a fun fall activity you can do with your kids. All you need are a few supplies and you can make this wreath in 30 minutes or less.
Supplies needed:
- Fall leaves
- Paper plate
- Scissors
- Glue
You will want to pick out your fall leaves a couple of days or a week before you use them. It is best to flatten them before you use them for this craft.
My son and I picked out some pretty leaves of different shapes and colors and then we pressed them between the pages of a phone book. We only had them in there about 3 days or so and they were nice and dry and flat.
Next cut the center out of a paper plate so that you have a ring shape, like the form of a wreath.
Have your child glue the leaves around the edges of the plate. You can paint the plate first if you like, but we just left ours white and tried to fill in the holes. I think we were able to fill in the empty spots pretty well.
Let the wreath dry before hanging.
This wreath is so quick and easy and I love how pretty it looks, perfect for fall.
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Follow my Thanksgiving / Fall and preschool boards on Pinterest.
Thumbprint Leaf Craft
This week's theme at library story time was fall leaves. The boys heard some cute stories about fall, and they made this fall tree craft. Of course they loved doing the craft because it involved putting their hands on an ink pad!
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For this craft all you need are some ink pads and a black and white drawing of a tree. You can draw your own tree or search for a drawing online. This tree template would work well.
Have your child place his or her thumb or other fingertip in the ink and then press onto the page to make a fall leaf. You will need a variety of ink pads. Make sure to get the kind for kids that will wash off easily. The library had some neat ink pads that were large enough to fit the child's entire hand.
Baby wipes work well for quick clean up. While your child is completing the craft, you can talk about all the colors of fall leaves.
Copyright 2009, Christian-Parent.com.


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I don't know the answer so some body please answer me. Miles T. Prower 15:11, 20 May 2008 (UTC)Miles T. Prower
You make it noticeable by making lots of articals. By Sonichog4
- But spam articles would give you negative attention and thats bad. Please don't spam the mainspace and keep fanfiction to atleast your userpage.--Mystic Monkey 23:02, 27 November 2008 (UTC)
how do you get on the fetured users page? i want to know badly! Shadow the Hedgehog 17:15, 15 January 2009 (UTC)
If you are already on the 'characters' list, why do you want to be a featured user? Flashfire212 00:34, 16 January 2009 (UTC)
IDK Shadow the Hedgehog 18:03, 17 January 2009 (UTC)
Theirin lies my point. Flashfire212 02:09, 18 January 2009 (UTC)
- INTELLECTUAL CHECKMATE. Zing! Molten Scandium 02:20, 18 January 2009 (UTC)
WOOT! Flashfire212 00:57, 19 January 2009 (UTC)
This is so stupidThe Chosen One of Fire 01:30, 16 February 2009 (UTC)
- NO U! - Molten Scandium 02:54, 16 February 2009 (UTC)
GEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEKThe Chosen One of Fire 03:04, 17 February 2009 (UTC)
- THATS NO GOOD!--Mystic Monkey sez 11:34, 17 February 2009 (UTC)
What the f***ing shit you guys!? This is stupid! S.H. 09:34 AM, 18 February 2009 (UTC)
Thank you!!!! someone agrees w/ me The Chosen One of Fire 21:16, 18 February 2009 (UTC)
- Ooooh when people change topic into pure fanfiction, Im considerd odd for trying to go back on topic. >_<--Mystic Monkey 21:36, 19 February 2009 (UTC)
yes, yes u r.The Chosen One of Fire 21:22, 23 February 2009 (UTC)
?????Flashfire212 10:13, 24 February 2009 (UTC)
Mine is becoming a lot more noticeable now, since I've been talking on these formus and talk on articles, and I thank Sonichog4 for giving me advice when reading this! When I started making and editing more articles, that really boosted me up! Possibly more than when I used to work on the Mario Kart Wiki! But maybe not. S.H. 12:00 PM, 28 February 2009 (UTC)