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Questions linger after the conviction of a Chicago-based businessman for supporting the group behind the Mumbai terror attacks.
The terrorism trial of Tahawwur Rana, a minor accomplice whose trial ended Thursday in a guilty verdict on two of three counts, offered an extraordinary look into the underworld of terrorism and espionage in South Asia and had repercussions much closer to home.
The five days of testimony of confessed American terrorist and Pakistani spy David Coleman Headley were unprecedented in a U.S. courtroom. Headley delivered explosive revelations about how officers in Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate (ISI) funded, supported and directed the 2008 Mumbai attacks along with the Lashkar-i-Taiba militant group.
Because of his mix of front-line experience and high-level contacts, Headley's testimony was like a seminar in how terrorists communicate in code, do surveillance on targets and assemble plots while spies oversee the operations from the shadows like puppeteers.
The case also showed how a growing number of serving and former Pakistani military officers have put their lethal talents at the service of Lashkar, al-Qaida and other groups. It revealed the impunity with which ISI officers and terrorists alike operate in Pakistan even when they target Americans and other Westerners. (See our readers' guide to the trial.)
The evidence combined with the indictment of Headley's ISI handler in the murders of six American victims of the Mumbai attacks has worsened the already troubled U.S. Pakistani-relationship.
"The trial has been yet another bump in the road for U.S.-Pakistan relations," said Stephen Tankel, author of a forthcoming book titled Storming the World Stage: the Story of Lashkar-e-Taiba.
At the same time, the trial left enduring mysteries.
It did not answer questions about whether Sajid Mir, a Lashkar mastermind caught on tape directing the slaughter in Mumbai by phone, was once a Pakistani military officer. It did not explore the extent to which ISI chiefs beyond Headley's handler, known only as Major Iqbal, were aware of the Mumbai plot, which ultimately killed 166 people. Headley testified that he believed top ISI leadership was not aware, but he also said he thought Iqbal's commanding officer and his unit of the spy agency knew about the operation.
Finally, prosecutors managed to skirt two delicate and interconnected issues that the U.S. government refuses to discuss: Headley's role as a U.S. informant and the failure of the FBI to stop his terrorist activity despite at least six warnings during seven years. Headley revealed that he was simultaneously an extremist and an informant for the Drug Enforcement Administration for at least two years and that he gathered counterterror intelligence as well as doing anti-drug work.
Headley testified that he stopped working for the DEA in September 2002, but that did not change contradictions and gaps in the U.S. government's official version. The DEA has stated that he was deactivated in early 2002, while other agencies have said he remained an informant until as late as 2005.
The lack of clarity reinforces suspicions that the U.S. government knew more about Headley than it has revealed and that his role as an informant shielded him from more aggressive scrutiny in the years before his arrest in October 2009.
"I don't feel we got the whole story about Headley as an informant from the Americans," said a European counterterror official involved in the investigation. "I believe he was a drug informant and also some other kind of informant."
The jury did not get the whole story either. Headley had already pleaded guilty to doing reconnaissance in Mumbai and for a plot in Denmark. The official focus of the trial was the narrower issue of charges of material support of terrorism against Rana, who owns an immigration consulting firm in Chicago. He was accused of supporting Headley's reconnaissance for the Mumbai and Denmark attacks and of overall support for Lashkar. Prosecutors charged that Rana let Headley open an office of the firm in Mumbai and use the business as cover for his surveillance in India and Denmark.
The verdict suggested a common-sense analysis by the jury. Headley testified that the Mumbai plot was a joint operation in which he was directed by Major Iqbal of the ISI and the Lashkar handler named Mir. The defense established that Rana communicated with Major Iqbal, but not any Lashkar masterminds. Rana's lawyers argued that Headley, Rana's boyhood friend, was a skilled manipulator who convinced Rana that he was doing intelligence for the ISI against India, Pakistan's arch-enemy, and kept him in the dark about the Mumbai plot.
The acquittal on the charge of supporting the Mumbai plot indicates that the jury accepted that argument. But they apparently rejected the idea that Rana remained a dupe once the carnage in India had happened. Headley soon enlisted Rana to assist his reconnaissance on a newspaper in Denmark that has become an internationally known target of terrorists after publishing caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad in 2005. Because Rana was a devout Muslim, it seems hard to believe he did not suspect anything at that point.
Rana's conviction is a small victory. Washington has been pressing Pakistan for more than a year to arrest Major Iqbal as well as Mir and a half-a-dozen other Lashkar chiefs who have been implicated as masterminds. Despite abundant evidence and the U.S. federal indictment, the Pakistani government has not pursued those fugitives. They are not in hiding and continue to be involved in terrorist plotting, U.S. investigators say.
Lashkar is simply too powerful and too close to the Pakistani security forces, according to Western and Indian counterterror officials. Pakistani officials fear that arresting major figures in Lashkar, which has not attacked the Pakistani state, could result in violent backlash and further instability.
"They think they have to leave these Lashkar cadres free to control the organization," an Indian anti-terror official said. "They are worried that if they move against them, it could be a civil-war situation."
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The verdict was incomplete and disappointing; the jury appears to have placed more weight on a planned (but ultimately aborted) attack on a European city, and they dismissed as inconsequential a horrendous terrorist attack (that actually took place) on an Indian city.
Thanks for staying on the story! Indian govt needs to look at its business licensing policy towards non resident aliens. Its too much to expect the US govt to hold Rana responsible for what Indian rules allowed him to do in India(ie provide cover for terrorist activity).
@ Chl
The jury was not asked to judge whether an actual attack (Mumbai) was more or less serious than an planned but aborted attack (Denmark). They were asked to judge whether Mr Rana was actively involved in one, or the other or both. This they did.
Do not blame your, or my, disappointment in the verdict they came up with.
Cheers, all.
@Dolima, Headley testified that the Mumbai massacres were a joint operation of the ISI and LeT, and Rana was shown to be in communication with the ISI. And yet the jury in its wisdom saw it fit to acquit him because he wasn't linked directly to the LeT. The chances that the Pakistani terrorist state would ever give up Major Iqbal or any of the ISI terrorists, or try them for crimes against humanity, are zero. Convicting Rana for his part in the mass murder of American and Indian civilians would have been the only chance of justice for the victims; and the jury dropped the ball. Nothing happened in Denmark. No one was killed. But this jury managed to feel stongly enough about what could have happened to convict Rana for this less serious terrorist role that he willingly played.
I gave up a long time ago on the uncaring and uninterested Indian government of ever carrying out justice on behalf of its unfortunate citizens who were victims of Pakistan's state-sponsored terrorism. However, I had hoped for justice to be served in this mater in an American court, if only because a handful of American citizens were also targeted for slaughter; but it was not to be this time around. Perhaps the NYC trial brought by the murdered Rabbi's family may be more sucessful in convicting the Pakistani masterminds of this henious act of terrorism, even if they are not physically present to be sentenced for their crimes against humanity.
You are talking about justice. I was talking about the judgment. They are two different things.
Everything you surmise may very well be true. But then again, things may actually be quite different.
Cheers, all.
It is not clear why the Chicago jury took such a limited view of things. It is possible that issues were framed by the court in a manner that did not require the jury to pronounce on the Mumbai 26/11 events and to limit themselves instead only to the planned action in Denmark. At the same time, I see an undercurrent of sympathy in the US for Pakistan and whatever it may do and a corresponding lack of understanding where India is concerned. Nothing can be done in a matter of this kind because this seems to be evidence of closed minds. The jury did not have an open mind. It may be expected that the court too shall evince a similar attitude.
The time and place where terrorists commit their heinous crimes should be the determining factors for the place and venue where the trials and deliberations be held. If OSB were to have been captured and tried under such settings many questions would have been answered.
Thank you for your relentless pursuit to cover this story from start to finish.
The idea that a criminal/terrorist should be tried where the crime was committed is an interesting one.
Thee certainly would be great satisfaction from the victims in confronting the perpetrator face to face.
It would make it more difficult in finding an impartial jury. Imagine trying to find an impartial jury in New York for a trial of OBL for example. It would turn into a circus. And the result might very well be pure vengeance rather than justice. Then, also, where exactly did OBL's crime occur? Was it in the hills of Afghanistan where the planning took place, or in the skies over eastern USA?
Anyone have any thoughts on that?
Cheers, all.
Definitely Rana got reprieve for the very fact that he knew that Headley was going to do spying work for ISI. As someone said, this trial may have been deliberately limited to certain aspects of the spectrum of Headley misdeeds so as to appear the justice is being done for Mumbai carnage.
But one things we shouldn't forget is, were charges filed in such a way that US govt's relationship with Headley was never a focus during the trial?
I have very uneasy feeling towards the fact that Headley worked for DEA and was ignored on 6-7 suspected terrorists complaints without US doing a thing? This seems unbelievable for the time line with enhanced anti-terrorists measures in place after 9/11. Was he being ignored by US govt as he seemed valuable in some aspects?
Was it a case of US gathering credible information from Headley on how Pak's double game (terrorism related) work? Was he a CIA double agent? And in this process, mostly Indians were sacrificed by allowing the attack to take place?
In addition, who knows the pre-trial plea deal provided to Headley contain? or masking things/operations?
One thing also seems obvious is that US does have a soft corner for Pakistan, due to their old ties, strategic interest and curr/future need in Afghanistan. I have a feeling, the average US jury also understands some aspect of these facts. So they may be not focusing on the obvious (Pak's complicity)
India needs to protect it's self interest cause west doesn't believe the terror against western interest is same as against non-western interest.
I think there is a lot of sympathy toward India over the Mumbai attacks. Perhaps the average American does have a sense that India is part of the world's future. They may just be worried about Pakistan from what they know. It doesn't seem like our government knows what to do or feel either.
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The facts about 6 unheeded allegations concerning Headley need to be made public. There appears to be a procedural problem here that needs fixing and only public pressure will overcome bureaucratic defensiveness and denial. Unheeded allegations about Headley are reminiscent of 1. the mishandled warnings to our Embassy in Nigeria by a concerned father about his own son who became the Detroit "underwear bomber" and 2. mishandled court authorized electronically intercepted information about the Fort Hood mass murderer. Exactly what prevented the JTTF's, FBI and/or other agencies and task forces from being aggressive with follow-up in such cases? It is contemplated that the current FBI Director's term be extended for 2 years beyond the 10 year term by Congress pursuant to the President's request. Hearings on the extension would be a good occasion to get some answers about these gaping holes in our defenses.
The story misses the motivation issues. Headley and his semi-literate accomplices from rural Punjab were seeing the videos of the murders and rapes of Muslims in Gujarat, of the 4,000/5,000 dead. The involvement by lower level ISI or Pakistani Army without full knowledge by the upper echelons is quite likely.
My Pakistani friend 'Sandy Nabar', you are doing the usual propaganda of Pakistani Muslims and helping spread the Pakistani Jihadi lies. For example - Disproportionately inflating the u fortunate deaths of Muslims in the Gujarat riots. You have coolly mentioned 4000/5000 dead. I have even read the figures of 10000 in Pakistani propaganda forums.
To put the records straight, as per official figures issued by the Government (these figures can be verified on Wikipedia), 790 Muslims and 254 non-Muslims died in the riots. Now compare these official figures with your 'cool' figures of 4000/5000! As if human life has no importance and it doesn't matter whether 790 people are killed or 5000 are killed! The numbers of 790 or 5000, might be of zero importance in Sandy's Pakistan, where humans are massacred like insects or animals, on daily basis in bomb attacks, but in India we value human life. Therefore, the figures matter for us and we are very sensitive to it.
It can not go unnoticed that the sole purpose of your comment here, by bringing irrelevant topic of some communal riots in India and by disproportionately inflating the casualty figures of Muslims, was an attempt to justify the Mumbai terrorist attacks and justify jihad.
The attempt to try to give clean chit to top ISI officers is part of the typical Pakistani mentality of repeated lies, denials and living in self-delusion. Otherwise, how can one imagine, the international project of such proportions could be handled by an isolated Major Iqbal without his organization knowing about it and without approval from his top bosses. One can not ignore that the major is a member of professional Army, where chances of disobeying or straying from official paths are almost impossible.
The planning, funds requirement, specialized marine commando training and jihadi indoctrination, intelligence training, complicated logistical support, transportation, communications, arms and ammunitions, etc was impossible without large official organizational sponsoring by ISI. The LeT, which is a paid irregular mercenary force of the Pakistan Army is unable to carry out even a small terrorist act anywhere, unless it's activities are approved and supported by the ISI. The LeT continues to be under tight control of the ISI.
The differences between LeT and dozens of other terrorist organizations in Pakistan is quite distinct. The LeT is under tightly controlled by the ISI, several terrorist groups like Hizb-Ul-Mujahideen, JeM, etc have strong linkages with the ISI and there are a few terrorist groups like Pakistani Taliban who do not have any linkages with the ISI. The first two groups are nurtured by Pakistan whereas, the last group is targeted by Pakistan.
Excepts from a recent AP news article, related to the links between Pakistan Army & terrorists -
[On the outskirts of the Pakistani capital lives a militant considered so powerful that Osama bin Laden consulted with him. Fazl-ur-Rahman Khalil heads Harakat-ul-Mujahedeen (HuM), a terrorist group closely aligned with al Qaeda and a signatory to Bin Laden's anti-US fatwa in 1998. Khalil has also dispatched fighters to India, Afghanistan, Somalia, Chechnya and Bosnia, was a confidante of bin Laden and hung out with 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
Pakistani authorities are clearly aware of Khalil's whereabouts. But they leave him alone, just as they tolerate other militant groups nurtured by the Army and ISI, to use against India.
Khalil is also useful to the authorities because of his unusually wide contacts among Pakistan's many militant groups, said a senior government official who is familiar with the security agencies and who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Khalil's presence in an Islamabad suburb, confirmed to The AP by western officials in the region, underscores accusations that Pakistan is still playing a double game – fighting some militant groups while tolerating or supporting others – even after the solo US raid that killed bin Laden on May 2.
It is known, that Bin Laden had found refuge for five years, in a high security military town near the capital. Pakistan's intelligence service has now arrested five Pakistanis who fed information to the CIA about the Bin Laden compound in Abbotabad, before the US raid.
A few days ago, CIA had informed ISI about the locations of bomb-making factories in border region of Pakistan. When the US and Pakistan Army reached the factories for secret raids, they found that the operatives of the factories had already escaped. The CIA Director Leon Panetta, during his recent visit to Pakistan, confronted ISI about tipping off militant-operatives running bomb-factories, aimed at killing US soldiers in Afghanistan. The militants belong to the Haqqani network, an Afghan Taliban faction that has ties to al Qaeda.
The compound where militant Khalil lives stands behind a high wall protected by barbed wire, in the suburb of Golra Sharif, outside Pakistan's capital Islamabad. Khalil's Harakat-ul-Mujahedeen, blamed for a deadly attack on the American Consulate in Karachi in 2002, has links to the Haqqanis and is considered a terrorist organisation by the US. Hundreds of militants are thought to belong to his organisation, though the strength of these groups is the links they share with each other.
The Pakistani senior government official who spoke with AP said Khalil has been arrested twice but each time was released on orders from Pakistan's intelligence agency, the ISI.
"He was significant for Osama bin Laden," the official said. "He has connections with all these terrorist groups but he is living here and we don't go after him. He is the one you go to when you need to get to other groups".
Khalil was once the boss of terror leader Ilyas Kashmiri. Like most of the militant groups that get a wink and a nod from Pakistan's security agencies, Harakat-ul-Mujahedeen's primary focus is Kashmir.
Khalil's group has kidnapped/ killed foreigners in Indian Kashmir. His group also helped in the 1999 hijacking of an Indian airlines plane that resulted in the release of three militants, including Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, who was responsible for the 2002 killing of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.
Khalil's militant ties include the anti-Indian Lashkar-e-Taiba group, blamed for masterminding the November 2008 assault on Mumbai that killed 166 people. The AP learned from the same official that seven training camps are operating in Pakistani Kashmir and most of them are run by Jamaat-ud-Dawwa, the name Lashkar-e-Taiba took after being banned under international pressure.
"There are seven jihadi camps working in Pakistan controlled Kashmir right now, giving them explosives training. Army and intelligence agencies say the camps provide Pakistan with strategic depth. It is only the Army and ISI. The government has no say" the official said.]
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pecializing on the Install, Service and Repair of all plumbing and heating systems and components. I offer an Honest, Reliable and Trustworthy service in the following: INSTALLS: Pumps Showers Bathrooms Taps Water Tanks Kitchen Sinks Instantaneous Water Heaters Water Filtration systems Trace Heating SERVICE & MAINTENANCE: Central Heating Faults Radiator Valves Blockages Water Supply Faults Ball Valves Stop Cocks Air Locks within systems REPAIRS: Burst Pipes & Leaks Gutters and Down pipes Floods Over Flow Pipes Any Questions or Queries please dont hesitate to ask me
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An introduction to political analysis through a study of important political concepts and theories, as well as their historical development. Students study the ideas and practices of the public and philosophical development of concepts such as citizenship, democracy, equality, justice, liberty, or power.
Introduces institutions and processes of American politics, including themes such as constitutionalism, representation, participation, political development, political economy, civil liberties and rights, public policy, and the ideas and values of American democracy.
A survey of key issues of national and international environmental politics. Students are introduced to the historical foundations and ongoing debates concerning the natural environment. Topics include international environmental treaties, government responses to environmental disasters and crises, environmental justice movements, environmental causes of war and displacement, and environmental agreements and developments in the United States. Prerequisite: POLS 117 recommended.
An introduction to the challenges and problems encountered in the study of comparative politics. Students examine various issues of local and national governance through a comparative lens. By looking at similar political phenomena in several contexts, students explore the question of why some countries have successfully developed their political, economic and social systems while others are lagging behind. Some of the issues examined in the class deal with women's rights, poverty, underdevelopment, the environment, and democracy. Prerequisite: ENG 102 with a grade of C- or above.
An introduction to some of the more important concepts and approaches to understanding world politics. Students examine the politics between different countries and seek to answer questions about the promise and peril of the global future. Quest- ions contemplated include: What are the sources of political conflict and how can they be minimized? Under what conditions will nation states cooperate with each other to accomplish common goals? Should tyranny and human rights violations justify humanitarian intervention? Prerequisite: ENG 102 with a grade of C- or above.
Using the foundations of American Federalism, the class examines policy issues at the state and local levels. With a comparative perspective and, at the same time, with particular attention paid to Colorado, some of the themes examined in states and localities include: budgets and economic policy, education, energy, and environmental Policy. Prerequisite: recommended POLS 180.
A study of the historical development of the United States Constitution and Supreme Court through the most important Supreme Court decisions. The course focuses on the areas of jurisdiction of the courts, development of the common law, the separation of powers, federalism, and the inter-state commerce power. Prerequisite: POLS 180 recommended.
A continuation of POLS 300. An examination of the constitutional protections of individual liberties as defined by the Supreme Court. Students study the historical development of the Supreme Court's point of view in such areas as freedom of speech, subversion and disloyalty, religious freedom, church-state separation, and equal protection of the law. Prerequisite: POLS 180 recommended.
A survey of the historical development of western political theories from their origins in ancient Greece to the development of early modern political theories such as liberalism and republicanism. Students study thinkers such as Sophocles, Plato, Aristotle, William Shakespeare, Niccolo Machiavelli, John Locke, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Prerequisite: POLS 117 recommended.
A survey of the historical development of modern and contemporary political theories since the French Revolution. Issues investigated might include the rise of liberal democracy and its critics, the impact of the industrial revolution on modern politics, and how technological change and environmental limitations have affected contemporary political thought. Students study thinkers such as Mary Wollstonecraft, John Stuart Mill, Karl Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche, Hannah Arendt, and Michel Foucault.POLS 117 recommended
After more than two centuries of change and development, the presidency stands not only as the nation's preeminent public office but also its most problematic. This course examines the design and creation of the office, the impact various officeholders have made on shaping future expectations, and the problems of contemporary leadership. Prerequisite: POLS 180 recommended.
A study of social movements, past and present, in both domestic and international contexts. Students examine theories on why social movements develop, spread, and decline, while considering the factors that lead to their successes and failures. Through an examination of transnational movements, students consider the roles of social networks and participatory democracy in a globalized world. Prerequisite: ENG 102.
An engagement with the history and current developments in international human rights practices, offering a justification and critique of universal human rights through the lens of various schools of thought, discussing pre and post-WWII developments with attention to specific cases, and examining the relationship between culture, globalization and human rights violations in the 21st century. Prerequisite: ENG 102.
A historical and case-specific examination of development and underdevelopment debates waged about, against and by countries in the Global South, examining assumptions about poverty, sustainability, liberal democratic regimes and free-market economy. The class engages students in a critical examination of what our assumptions about development are and how we can work toward broadening and refining them with the end goal of greater equity, political agency, and empowerment for populations within and outside the Global South. Particular focus on political regimes, their role in promoting development, and the scope of their relationship to economic, cultural, and social processes informs class objectives. Specific topics include malnutrition, food security, rights of indigenous populations, international aid and donors, disease, democratization processes, human rights, and the environment. Prerequisites: POLS 255 and/or POLS 260 recommended.
Not since the Roman Empire has any nation had as much economic, cultural and military power as the United States does today. Yet, as has become all too evident through the problems of terrorism, environmental degradation and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, that power is not enough to solve many global issues. This course examines the way in which U.S. foreign policy is made and the variety of ongoing and emerging foreign policy problems the U.S. faces in the context of their evolution. Prerequisites: POLS 255 and/or POLS 260 recommended.
A study of economic systems that focuses on the structure and uses of economic power and the relationship between economic and political power. Students think about questions such as: What is capitalism? What varieties of capitalism exist around the world? How has capitalism changed over time? Ultimately, students consider the relationship between capitalism, freedom, and democracy. Prerequisite: ENG 102.
A study of the development of early American political thought including enduring themes such as the Puritans and community, the ideas behind the Declaration of Independence, and the significance of the arguments found in the Federalists Papers or the work of Alexis de Tocqueville. Students also engage political ideas often challenging and reshaping the accepted order from sources such as Jacksonian workingmen and Abolitionism.
A study of the United Nations, focusing on the relationship between the UN, the proliferation of human rights regimes and international human development. Students think about the importance of creating international norms, working toward a sustainable world peace, political efficacy, and human rights in the world. A Model UN simulation is part of the course requirements. Prerequisite: ENG 102.
A survey of American political thought and practice since the Civil War focusing on how democracy and capitalism have enabled and constrained one another in the course of the development of the American polity. Surveys key thinkers, social movements, and institutional developments such as Reconstruction, Populism, Progressivism, the Labor Movement, the Women's movement, the New Deal, and the Civil Rights Movement. Prerequisite: instructor permission.
Senior seminar in political theory with varying topics. This course meets the Capstone requirement. Prerequisite: senior standing or instructor permission.
Senior seminar in American politics with varying topics. This course meets the capstone requirement. Prerequisite: senior standing or instructor permission
Senior seminar in International Relations with varying topics. This course meets the cap-stone requirement. Prerequisite: senior standing or instructor permission.
Senior seminar in Comparative politics with varying topics. This course meets the cap- stone requirement. Prerequisite: senior standing or instructor permission.
Credit earned in an internship may be applied to the Major or Minor with advisor approval.


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Ying Yang Twins 'Twurk Or Die' Mixtape Trailer
When Diddy said 'Vote or Die,' he wanted people to know that voting was an essential and inalienable right. When the Ying Yang Twinz say "Twurk or Die", they're making the same argument for twerking, ya dig?
"Twurk or Die" is the blame of the duo's new mixtape, dropping his Friday and featuring production from DJ Paul and Mr. Hanky (no, not from South Park). Below is a trailer for the mixtape, as well as one of the lead tracks off the project, "Draws to the Side". You can't fault them for being entertaining.


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Hope your trip is going smoothly. I've come to loathe flying some years ago myself. To the point: we prevailed in the Rehabilation matter, in no small part to one Dr. Schweid, 40 years a practicing psychiatrist and my doctor thru the depression I had gone thru. Also, a friend of mine the past 25 years and shooting partner the past 13, ex- deputy sheriff Scofield came to advocate for me, and it became immediatly apparent HE WAS PERSONALLY AQUAINTED WITH JUDGE SWIFT. The judge saw Bob and they struck up a conversation with each while the rest of us waited for the hearing to start.. I absolutely know that the judge knew I was a friend of his, and it sure couldnt of hurt, could it have?. But we aint done yet. The Justice Dept. is next for a new PIN number, as your already aware, and a separate hearing has to be held to have the county transfer the rifles into Scofields possesion, who is A FFL holder also. This is all costing me a kings ransom, I've never have ever been thru something more legally excrutiating than this, is there anything?/ When I asked you this before, I was unawares that conditional releases had a time limit as to their duration, it appears that Andreas is perenial. From what you previously had answered me, when half the lenght of a conditional release is reached, you can then petitioni, so to speak, from the rest of it. What would you do in a case like this? If its perenial?
Paul, thank you for being so patient with me. I can see why 3000 clients cant be wrong. I just got off the phone with A. to make sure I had this correct. She has to comply with the terms of the conditional release the rest of her life Paul. Thats what she wants to find out, how she can contest that. Thats the time frame, the rest of her life. So, there it is.


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The Phoenix Symphony Association names Kim Leavitt as director of education and community engagement.
Prior to joining the symphony, Leavitt was former director of arts education for the Tennessee Arts Commission, where she oversaw and administered arts learning grant programs and initiatives statewide.
Leavitt is nationally known for her work in arts integration, pioneering two arts integration curriculum models that received more than $2 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Education.
Both programs, Value Plus Schools and Arts360, demonstrated how the arts improve learning in science, math and language arts.
A native of Buckhannon, W.Va., Kim holds a bachelor's degree in theater arts, a master's degree in communication arts and a master's degree in English.
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SAN DIEGO – It was supposed to be a night of aerial fireworks and scintillating video game numbers – a record-breaking sort of offensive performance that would seriously question the possibility of adding a third-digit on both sides of the scoreboard.
With two of the nation's best offenses clashing at the Holiday Bowl, it seemed almost a sure thing that the Bruins would have a shootout on their hands in order to finish the season with a coveted 10th victory – something no UCLA football coach has ever done in his first season.
But when Thursday night's Holiday Bowl mercifully came to an end, it was painfully clear that the Bruins hadn't just come unprepared for a shootout; they came completely empty-handed to a gunfight, losing in brutal fashion to Baylor, 49-26, to end what had otherwise been an optimistic, program-changing first season for UCLA coach Jim Mora.
Without any sort of momentum on the offensive side of the ball, the Bruins could manage just 362 yards (only 52 yards rushing) against one of the nation's worst defenses. They finished just 1 for 16 on third down and could muster just 15 first downs in total – a number that might have been justifiable against a formidable defense. But against the nation's 123rd-ranked defense – a unit that gave up an average of 513 yards per game this season – that kind of offensive showing bordered on embarrassing.
That certainly wasn't the narrative expected in the weeks leading up to the Holiday Bowl, as questions all bowl season centered around whether Baylor's cellar-dwelling defense could give the Bears' offense enough stops for them to even stand a chance. But the tables were turned in almost an instant on Thursday night, as UCLA's performance on both sides of the ball was lackluster enough to give Baylor all the answers it needed by game's end.
It didn't take long for Baylor's offense to make a quick statement, as the Bears tallied 140 yards in the first quarter – compared to UCLA's 25 – with blink-and-you-might-miss-them scoring drives of just six and seven plays. Then, just four minutes into the second quarter – this time on a five-play drive – Baylor quarterback Nick Florence lobbed up a 55-yard bomb to a wide open Tevin Reese, giving the Bears a 21-0 lead and the lion's share of momentum, while UCLA still hadn't even tallied a first down.
The Bruins would finally get on the board after a forced fumble from linebacker Eric Kendricks gave them the ball in field goal range. But even after a Brett Hundley touchdown pass to tight end Joe Fauria, the Bruins' defense quickly gave up another score just 1:45 later – this one a wide-open run up the middle from Baylor's Glasco Martin. It was a trend that seemed to repeat itself for much of the night.
UCLA could point to the line as one of the reasons for its anemic offensive performance, as two Bruin linemen — Jake Brendel and Torian White — left the game with injuries. Those losses certainly affected the Bruins' gameplan, as Hundley was sacked six times by a unit that had just 13 sacks all season leading up to the game.
But down 35-7 at one point in the first half, the Holiday Bowl shootout-to-be seemed to be decided before the Bruins even got to the locker room at halftime. UCLA would manage just 19 more points in the second half (and the last touchdown was as time expired), but as many Bruins' fans headed to the exits midway through the third quarter, it was painfully clear that the team's season would end with barely more than a whimper.
Hundley did register 329 passing yards in the defeat, while his Baylor counterpart finished with just 188, but many of Hundley's yards came after the game had essentially already been decided, while Florence spent the entire second half handing the ball off. Senior running back Johnathan Franklin, who finished his UCLA career in the loss, was essentially a non-factor though after the Bruins trailed by so much so early in the game. He finished with just 34 yards on 2.4 yards per carry.
This year's Holiday Bowl had been billed as one of the bowl season's most potentially dynamic matchups, prior to Thursday. But the can't-miss, adrenaline-filled, fireworks show misfired in spectacular fashion – a lackluster performance that UCLA will have all offseason to ruminate on.
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Firehouse - New World CAD Interface Recently the Berks County Department of Emergency Services switched CAD providers. PSSI was the previous CAD host for dispatching services. While PSSI provided many years of quality service it was time to upgrade our CAD system. Research had been done with many vendors capable of meeting our current needs and allow for system expansion. In the end, New World was selected as our new CAD vendor. A great deal of effort was exhausted in development of this CAD system.
A CAD component developed was an interface with Firehouse Reporting and New World. The interface allows fire departments utilizing Firehouse reporting to purchase a software component to interface with New World CAD. New World will push specific information out regarding the incident to include, date, time of dispatch, address, incident number, units, times, and narrative. Data is generated through an FTP Site. Once NW CAD pushes the data, a separate "sniffer software" is required to pull the data in. When generating a new report, this specific information will be automatically included on the report. The software must be purchased from your Firehouse sales representative. Fire departments purchasing software from Firehouse are to understand the County of Berks Department of Emergency Services or Information Systems (IS) will not be providing technical support for this product.
CAD unit information provided by New World must be listed the same in our data base as individual fire department data bases. Unit designations are limited to 6 characters. In order for New World to provide unit information, fire department unit identifiers must match ours. Berks DES can provide a list of CAD unit identifiers to any fire department requiring them.
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Where do I get salt for salting hides and capes, what kind of salt is it, and which ones do i stay away from. Thanks
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Here is the adice I got,( I am new to this too) I am currently going through the process of tanning my first coon.
But I was told to use canning salt without iodine. I think the iodine could color the hide. (not sure).
Also I was told you need a fine salt. Kosher salt and rock salt will not be fine enough to absorb into the hide.
Heck, I have been able to get 25lbs of canning salt at the local groc. store. I would order it, but you have to pay shipping by weight.
good luck from someone new too.
Just go to the feed store and tell them you want grain salt. It is
the salt farmers add to the grain for the cattle. I get it in 80 lb
bags for about $8.00. Do not quote me on the price it has been a while since I bought
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Cargill Top-Flo food service industry salt at Agway, 50lbs for 5 bucks.At Agway you can actually ask for "taxidermy" salt and they know what you're talking about......
I use Mortons Kleer Mixing Salt, this salt is very fine and
desolves Quick.I have less hair slippage with this salt than any other.I use 12lbs of salt to 5gal of hot water,let cool before putting in hides.I also use one hide per 5 gal bucket.You can get this salt from any feed store,if they don't have it they can order it.
If there is a Farm & Fleet store in your area, check them out. I buy my salt from them, its called mixnfine. Costs $3.50 for 40 pounds.
You can also buy plain table salt at your local restaurant
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Watertown's Public Square was alive with excitement Saturday evening as almost 500 attendees at the first Watertown Art Crawl strolled the streets listening to live music wafting through the warm evening air.
Guests enjoyed hors d'oeuvres, desserts and drinks while viewing art at the participating art galleries and shops. Event organizers said they were thrilled with the response to their debut event benefiting New Leash on Life.
New Leash on Life Executive Director Maureen O'Nell welcomed the crowd and thanked them for coming out to support such a worthy cause. Adoptable animals were also in attendance reminding everyone why they were there.
By State Rep. SUSAN LYNN
Right now the state and federal government are trying to impose several energy related schemes. These energy schemes, if put into effect, would severely increase energy prices for all Americans. One of the policies currently being discussed by our federal delegation is cap and trade legislation. Cap and trade, if enacted, would more than double electricity rates as well as violate good business ethics and economic fairness.
By Commissioner GERALD NICELY
Tennessee Department of Transportation
Admittedly, it was a radical idea -- shut down a major interstate through the heart of a city for 14 months. Other states had done total interstate closures, but none for this duration. In just a few days, we will reopen a safer, more modern and totally redesigned Interstate 40 in downtown Knoxville. SmartFIX40 is racing to an early finish.
State Sen. Mae Beavers, R-Mt. Juliet, reports on this week's happenings in the Tennessee General Assembly.
The Senate hopes to wrap up its business within the next two weeks before adjourning for the summer, she said.
By TOMI L. WILEY
Special to The Wilson Post
MT. JULIET -- Although a new Homeland Security grant to provide financial assistance directly to fire departments to build new or modify existing fire stations could jump start efforts to build a new fire hall in southern Mt. Juliet, chances of netting grant money is "unlikely" and upwards of a million dollars will be needed yearly to facilitate it, officials said Tuesday.
Staff Sgt. Thomas Hosfelt, a squad leader in the Tennessee National Guard's 269th Military Police Company from Murfreesboro, was awarded the Purple Heart during a ceremony at Forward Operating Base Mosul on May 28 for injuries he sustained while serving in Iraq.
On Feb. 24 of this year, Hosfelt and his squad were conducting an inspection visit at an Iraqi Police Station in Mosul when two men wearing Iraqi police uniforms opened fire on the team with AK 47 assault rifles. While shot in the right side of his face and in his upper left shoulder, Hosfelt returned fire as the assailants fled the scene. He then administered first aid to the wounded and coordinated with other units to secure the area and transport his soldiers to the hospital.
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Benjy Compson is being taken care of by Luster. Luster is trying to find the quarter he lost so that he can go to the minstrel show that is coming to town. As Luster takes Benjy around the property looking for the quarter, each place brings up memories of his past. It is Benjy's thirty-third birthday and Luster has bought him a cake from town. Benjy is watching the golfers and moaning as they play. Luster threatens that he will eat Benjy's cake if he is not quiet.
Benjy snags his pants on the fence and this sends him back to a time when his sister Caddy helped him get his pants unhooked from the same fence. He remembers wanting to go and wait by the gate for Caddy to come home from school. In the past, Versh, a young Negro boy, takes care of Benjy and makes sure he does not leave the property. Benjy's thoughts slip from the past to the present seamlessly.
Caddy looks after Benjy as if she were his mother. Uncle Maury sends Caddy with a letter for his mistress Mrs. Patterson. She takes Benjy along and the two are caught by Mr. Patterson attempting to give Mrs. Patterson the letter. In the present, Mrs. Compson is seeing that the carriage is prepared for her and Benjy's ride to the cemetery. She treats Benjy as if he were a baby even though he is a thirty-three-year-old man.
Luster takes Benjy down to the stream and he has memories of when he was younger and he and his brothers Quentin and Jason and his sister Caddy played by the stream. Caddy was very independent and liked to do things when she wanted to do them. Jason would not follow her lead and would threaten to tell on her. Quentin would follow Caddy's lead. Caddy, Quentin and Benjy play together, while Jason plays nearby by himself.
Benjy remembers Caddy's wedding and Quentin beating up T.P. because he allowed Benjy to drink alcohol and get drunk. His mind then switches back to a time they were playing in the stream and Caddy is leading him home. It is supper time and the children are hungry. There are guests at the house so the children eat in the kitchen and are told to keep quiet. The children are to mind Dilsey, the Compsons' Negro cook. Caddy pleads with her father to let the children mind her and he agrees. Jason refuses to mind her. The children hear their mother crying and are not allowed to go to her. Her mother has died and the guests have come to mourn with the family.
Dilsey's husband, Roskus says the Compson's have no luck. The family changed Benjy's name from Maury to Benjamin when they found out he was mentally challenged and the name change did not help him. Roskus feels that there is something off about the place and the people.
Benjy's memories go back to Caddy's wedding and drinking sarsaparilla with T.P. His memories slid from the night his grandmother, Damuddy died to Caddy's wedding without any breaks. His memories slip to a time when Caddy is fourteen and beginning to wear perfume. Benjy does not like the smell because she no longer smells like Caddy. Mrs. Compson lies in bed as she does most often complaining that she is ill. She lets Caddy be like a mother to Benjy.
Mr. Compson does not like his wife's brother. He sponges off of the family. This makes Mrs. Compson feel that he looks down on her family and feels that he is superior to her. Caddy sleeps in the same bed as Benjy. He cries when she is not there. She is like a mother to him.
In the present, Caddy's daughter Miss Quentin is seeing a suitor on the porch swing. She is upset when Benjy and Luster come near them. She thinks that were sent to spy on her. This takes Benjy to a time when he came upon Caddy with her first suitor, Charlie. Benjy is very upset and takes hold of Caddy's dress trying to pull her away from the boy. She takes him inside and holds him and begins to cry. She then goes to the kitchen sick and washes out her mouth.
Luster tells Quentin's suitor that Benjy has been deaf and dumb since he was born. He tells him that boys come to see Quentin every night and she climbs out of her window to meet them. Luster and Benjy go to the fence to see if Luster can sell a golf ball to the golfers for a quarter. Going to the fence reminds Benjy of standing by the gate to wait for Caddy to come home from school when she had gotten married and left town. The girls walking home from school would turn their heads and not look at him. He gets out of the gate once and attacks a girl going along the road.
Dilsey gives Benjy and Luster cake to celebrate Benjy's birthday. Dilsey blames Luster when Benjy cries out for no reason. Luster proclaims that he did nothing to make him cry.
Mrs. Compson is always complaining of being ill. The family must be quiet so not to disturb her. She feels that Caddy and Mr. Compson coddle Benjy too much. She is a harsh woman who does not know how to deal with him. When he starts to cry she has someone take him away. Caddy fights with Jason for cutting up Benjy's dolls.
Benjy thinks of when Caddy came into the house and would not look at him. He cried and pulled at her dress. His thoughts slip from present to past, the family eating dinner in the past and then the present. Caddy loves Benjy and offers to feed him, while her daughter Miss Quentin asks why he has to eat at the table. It is like eating with a pig. She threatens to run away.
Miss Quentin gives Luster a quarter so that he can go to the minstrel show. He prepares Benjy for bed so he can make it to the show on time. Mrs. Compson locks Quentin in her room each night and looks in on Benjy and kisses him good night. Luster and Benjy watch Quentin climb down the tree outside of her bedroom window.
Benjy's mind goes back to when he shared a room with Caddy, Jason and Quentin. Their father looked in on them. Caddy holds him and he does not mind the darkness and falls asleep.
This chapter introduces the Compson family. Unfortunately this introduction is in the viewpoint of the youngest son who is a deaf mute. It makes the section difficult to understand. Benjy's mind is jumbled and flits from past to present and present to past so that the reader is left confused about when the events are taking place.
Benjy does not understand the events that he witnesses. He tells what happened without judgment or prejudice. He does not have a sense of morality so he views his family with innocence. He does not understand that his sister has become pregnant out-of-wedlock and that this will cause the family shame. She is still his sister that he loves and misses when she is gone. She is like a mother to him. She is the only family member who shows him complete love and understanding rather than sticking him in a corner.
Through Benjy's memories, the readers see Caddy as a spirited young lady who wants others to follow her lead. She likes to tell others what to do, but does not listen to what others say. This leads her into trouble as she grows older. Her actions have an adverse reaction on every member of the family. She tarnishes the family name. Her daughter, Quentin is just like her mother. She does not like being told what to do and she runs around with lots of different men. She does not want to be like the other members of the Compson family so she emulates her mother except in showing any respect to Benjy. Miss Quentin says he belongs in Jackson. Caddy loves her brother and would not see that happen to him. Quentin is missing the capacity to love because she never received it. She has only known Mrs. Compson, Jason, Benjy and Dilsey. Of the three, Dilsey is the only one who shows her love and she dismisses it as the rest of the family dismisses her.
Discussion Question 1
Why do the Compson's change Benjy's name from Maurice to Benjamin?
Discussion Question 2
How are Caddy and her daughter alike? How are they different?
Discussion Question 3
Why does Benjy associate Caddy with trees? What kind of a connection do the two have with one another?
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For those who believe the Lakers can win consistently against elite teams without shooting guard Kobe Bryant, sidelined for five games while battling an ankle injury and finger issue, they're mistaken.
Sure, the Lakers are a strong club even without him, but they're that much better with the perennial All-Star on the floor, directing traffic, leading the fast break, and taking the last shot in crunch time.
The proof was rendered last Thursday night when Boston invaded the Staples Center. In a shoddy effort by both, the Celtics prevailed, 87-86, behind shooting guard Ray Allen's game-best 24 points, and point guard Rajon Rondo's 14 points with 11 assists.
Power forward Pau Gasol's 22 points topped the Lakers, while small forward Ron Artest added 15 points, center Andrew Bynum tossed in 14 points with nine rebounds, and swingman Lamar Odom had 13 points with 14 boards.
Sure, it was close, but don't you think the outcome would have been slightly different had Bryant suited up?
The Lakers have won four of five, but Head Coach Phil Jackson and crew are panting for Bryant's return, which is scheduled for this week.
The Lakers are the defending NBA champions, and own the best record in the Western Conference (42-14). They have the second-best mark behind Cleveland, but were beaten by the Cavaliers twice in their only regular-season meetings.
A four-time NBA champ, Bryant is averaging 28 points, fourth best in the league, along with 5.3 rebounds and 4.6 assists.
Playing in the enormous shadow of one-time Lakers' center Shaquille O'Neal, who departed after the 2003-2004 season, Bryant has finally developed a well-rounded game.
It took a while, because some in the media and many fans thought Bryant to be arrogant and aloof. In truth, Bryant takes basketball seriously, and only wants to be the best.
Often going unnoticed is Bryant's good side. Show me an instance when Bryant won't do an interview, or turn down a sick child's request.
Bryant is a tireless worker on and off the court, a fierce competitor, and despite the presence of Cleveland power forward LeBron James, is still the NBA's best overall player.
You'd be silly to select anyone other than Bryant to take the final shot, which he took in the Lakers' 90-89 win over Boston on Jan. 31.
That's what great players do, and Bryant, who has averaged 30 points or more three times, with a best of 35.4 in 2005-2006, wants the ball at the end of the game.
But it's what a player does over his career that sets him apart, and Bryant has shined with a 25.3 scoring average, 83.9 percent at the free-throw line, and 5.3 rebounds with 4.6 assists.
Like Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Larry Bird, and Michael Jordan, it's always about winning, floor leadership, toughness, and pride.
In so many words, Bryant won't be denied, something that Jordan, a six-time NBA champ, arguably the best ever, and the one player Bryant is most closely compared with, had as well.
Bryant has been in the league since 1996, and when he recently passed Jerry West for first place on the Lakers' all-time scoring list, he was humble, which shouldn't have surprised anyone.
His goal every season is to win an NBA title. The points will come, and so will the accolades, which are plenty.
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Results from the annual report show that:
"It's been encouraging to see companies increasingly use intuitive plan design strategies and other services to make their 401(k) plans more accessible and easy to use," said Kevin Crain, senior relationship executive for Bank of America Merrill Lynch, in an interview with
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Employers now feel they have a responsibility not only to offer a plan, but to make sure employees are using it to their full advantage, Crain noted. "There had been a fear employees would see auto features as too paternalistic and rebel. The good news is we don't see that."
When auto-enrollment began to take off following passage of the Pension Protection Act in 2006, "employers tended to use an initial low deferral rate, say 3 percent of salary. But they found if they didn't automatically increase that deferral rate, employees just sat there. Now we're seeing employers becoming more aggressive on the initial default rate, starting at 4, 5 or 6 percent, to get participants to maximize the employer's match and, beyond that, increasing the deferral rate by 1 percent a year. And opt-out rates have still remained low."
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Crain also noted a dramatic shift in the last two to three years toward health savings accounts tied to high-deductible health plans, along with employers taking an integrated approach to retirement and health savings benefits.
"Historically, we saw 74 cents of every dollar being put into an HSA spent in the same year. That's starting to change as employers educate employees how to think about their spending habits in these accounts and the advantages of saving for long-term needs, including health care expenses during retirement, which can be sizeable. This involves not just saving more, but letting the savings build and investing it."
Linking 401(k)s more closely to HSAs can help participants think about where their savings dollars should go, Crain noted, adding that "some employees are even tying the investment menus together, creating a longer-term savings mentality for participants in the HSA, and emphasizing the tax-advantaged ways they can save using 401(k)s, HSAs and other programs, to secure their financial future."
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"Krelboyne class" is a reference to Seymour Krelboin, a nerdy character from The Little Shop of Horrors. Note: in Little Shop of Horrors, the musical remake of the earlier film, the character's name was changed slightly to Krelborn."Busey class" is a reference to actor Gary Busey, known for his erratic public behavior (he suffered suspected brain damage in 1988).
Wilkerson.The writers original wanted to keep the family's surname a mystery but it was already revealed on the show. The last name of the family has been revealed only twice in the show, in Malcolm in the Middle: Pilot (#1.1), where Francis wears the name tag "Wilkerson" on his school uniform (it can be seen best in the scene where he is talking with his family on the phone). Also, though unaired, it appears in a joke from the original pilot script. In that script, Malcolm was walking to school when a neighborhood kid came running up shouting, "Malcolm, Malcolm, Malcolm. I was talking to my parents last night - I was listening to them talk, and what's your last name?" "Wilkerson, why?" Malcolm replied. "Oh. Who are the Pariahs?" said the other kid. The joke was eventually cut.A special feature on the season 1 DVD stated also that their surname was Wilkerson.A trailer on the UK channel Sky One in early 2006 advised viewers to spend time with The Simpsons and "The Wilkersons," advertising Sunday night new episodes of both series. Another trailer was released to advertise the last episodes, of 24 and Malcolm in the Middle: it claimed "Say Goodbye to the Wilkersons."In Malcolm in the Middle: Graduation (#7.22), when Malcolm is being introduced for his graduation speech, his last name is not heard due to feedback from the microphone. Just before Malcolm gives his graduation speech, Francis drops his employee ID on the ground and it clearly shows his name as "Francis Nolastname", a nod to the fact that the family surname has barely been mentioned.In S5E22, Reese is seen wearing his army uniform in the airplane as he stands up and is given a parachute. His name tag says Jetson, but this was the fake name he used to get into the army. Reese is referenced as Jetson in the following episode S6E1.
Malcolm graduates as valedictorian of his class, and goes to Harvard University.Reese becomes a janitor at his old high school.Dewey realizes that the bond with his older brothers is broken, but he has a new bond with Jamie.Francis is living with his wife Piama and working as a data-entry clerk, a job which he finds fulfilling, although he also finds it a lot more satisfying that he lie to his mom about still being unemployed just to spite her.Lois is pregnant again.
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Lois' parents, Victor Welker and Ida Kenzel, are probably Ukrainian. Ida mentions having been through a "camp", and they later lived in an unnamed city which has a large Ukrainian population in the province of Manitoba, Canada. In Malcolm in the Middle: Ida's Dance (#6.18), Lois and Ida dance in what resembles Ukrainian traditional dress. However, within the same episode, Lois and her mother use the Romanian word "Noroc" when toasting. The Ukrainian phrase for cheers is "Na zdorov'ya! Budmo!" (let's live long!)
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CLSA has retained its "underperform" on
The broker says that there was "nothing sinister" in Thursby's departure, but the executive was a strong internal candidate to succeed Mike Smith as Group CEO, and he was a major advocate for ANZ's Asian expansion, which has so far failed to deliver the growth kick and increased returns on equity targeted.
CLSA finds five main elements in the ANZ investment thematics:
- Australian banks have outperformed and some profit taking can be expected;
- ANZ's Asia investment theme is positive but comes with problems;
- the bank lacks the immediate surplus capital to fund acquisitions;
- ANZ is overexposed to New Zealand; and
- the group has the opportunity to improve the distribution performance of its branch network.
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Hi to all,
We're sat in the internet cafe again trying to set-up travel blogs and after much deliberation have chosen the travellers point one (this one obviously) as we have used travellers point for so much info whilst planning this trip.
Ok so we've finally left and are enjoying le havre as it is sunny and the hotel is nice. The nerves have well and truly kicked in now though and we are already missing everyone. We are being collected today at 4pm to board the Maruba Maxima to Salvador, Brazil. I don't think there is outward communication on the ship but will of course be in touch if there is. Take care and this is goodbye for 10 days xxxxxx
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