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Japan may be the world's No. 2 economic power, but where diplomacy is concerned, Karel G. van Wolferen likens it to a boy who has to ask his parents (i.e. the United States) if he can go outside to play.
Wolferen is a professor at the University of Amsterdam but is best known for his book "The Enigma of Japanese Power."
"Achieving genuine independence from the U.S. should be the No. 1 goal for Japan" this year, he said.
Recently, he sat down with Shinji Miyadai, an assistant professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University and a leading commentator on Japanese youth culture, for a wide-ranging debate hosted by Kyodo News.
How do you see the U.S. war against Iraq?
Wolferen: It's a break with a tradition of a gradually improving global order, meaning international law, international customs relating to war and conflict. And with the invasion of Iraq, the (George W.) Bush administration has killed the West as a significant political concept, because no longer is there a shared sense of purpose regarding political civilization among the countries that during the Cold War were referred to as the West.
Concerning Iraq, the war broke with America's own tradition of political principles, and in fact it violated the American Constitution because the American Constitution says that international treaties are legal within the United States and the United States has in fact violated the Charter of the United Nations.
If you want to look at it as a war, instead of an unwarranted invasion, then the people who are now fighting American troops should be considered prisoners of war under the Geneva rules because the Iraqi authorities have never surrendered. So, they cannot be called terrorists. The fact that other countries, including my own, including Japan, have not screamed about this on the international stage is extremely sad, because it means a reversal of what I'd like to call international political civilization.
Miyadai: Since just before the end of the Cold War, Japan, the United States and other countries came to be dominated by neoliberalism. This tendency spread from the late 1970s, particularly in the U.S. and Britain. But I thought this was a very foolish way of thinking. It is characterized by two aspects: coming down hard on crime on the one hand, and seeking to alleviate the anxieties of people through social policies on the other. But there has to be a balance.
Instead, what we saw was a tilt toward heavy punishment, and this attitude was projected toward other countries, and became the basis of popular support for neoconservatism.
Unfortunately, the globalization of U.S. values and political systems has not protected the rights of minorities. Nationalism and militarism have gained momentum as a result of anxieties among the common people. Even in Japan, nationalism has flared up in the wake of the stalled talks with North Korea. But who can the U.S. system make happy? These problems have become increasingly clear in the period since the Sept. 11 (2001) terrorists attacks and the U.S. war on Iraq.
Wolferen: I think that the negative aspects of globalization are connected in some way with what happened with the 'preventive-war theory' of the Bush administration — in some ways the globalization of American political control or an attempt to do that.
It completely disregards the interests, the possible wishes, and the situation of the common people in the world.
And what it does in the long run is to establish a kind of global feudal system where rules and law no longer determine what is permitted, only force.
But the development of such a global feudal order can only lead to great chaos, and the thinking people in the world should make an effort to find formulas by which the governments of the world can help preserve international political civilization.
Miyadai: In the face of the U.S. war against Iraq, European countries adopted the following approach: "If the U.S. wants us to take part in rebuilding Iraq, then it should follow a multilateral approach; if it chooses to go it alone, then it should foot the bill itself."
At the conference (in Madrid) on rebuilding Iraq, Japan pledged $5 billion over five years, while European countries are to provide only $1.5 billion between them, less than one-third of Japan's contribution. The gap between the two is enormous.
The Japanese government is exceptional in its stance toward the U.S. Even Britain and Spain, which backed the U.S. in the war against Iraq, are increasingly opposed to U.S. unilateralism.
In the days ahead, Japan's national interests will be greatly threatened. If Japan pleads its case at an international forum, nobody is going to pay it much attention. In offering the huge sum of money that it did, it didn't say or do anything.
This "reconstruction" fund does not go through the U.N. Development Plan (UNDP). Japan cannot check where the money is used. In effect, Japan is handing cash to the U.S. military.
Japan is going to be looked down on internationally. Ironically, Japanese Foreign Ministry officials had hoped to walk down the corridors of the U.N. with a spring in their step by aligning themselves with the U.S. Instead, Japan will be remembered as a country that has taken an outlandish action.
Wolferen: I agree that the current attitude of the Japanese government will in the long run cause people to look down on Japan.
Of course, we have long known that Japan is a kind of protectorate of the U.S., but now this is being demonstrated very effectively. Actually, there is no reason at all why Japan should be sending troops.
The financial authorities of Japan have just spent the largest amount ever in buying U.S. Treasury bonds, which is already paying for the occupation of Iraq to a large extent.
Of course, the solution to this is one that has been the main subject of many of the books I have written for a Japanese audience, namely the formation of a genuine government that can be truly independent of the U.S and, without being hostile toward the U.S., first develop its own diplomacy toward China and the other countries in the region, and then Europe and the rest of the world. Japan's diplomacy at the moment is not at all independent.
What are your views on the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty and efforts to revise the Japanese Constitution?
Miyadai: Japanese people have a tendency to forget. They do not remember the history behind the Japan-U.S. security treaty. When the treaty was first signed in 1951, then Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida, along with most Japanese people, saw it as providing a foothold for the nation's anti-American nationalist movement.
All of Japan's different political camps, including the Japanese Communist Party, which did not agree with the Constitution, established a joint strategy to prevent the U.S. from doing as it liked.
In 1960, however, when the bilateral security treaty was revised, the Japanese governing class, dubbed "Nippon teikokushugisha" (or "Nittei," meaning "Japanese Imperialists"), tried to join hands with their U.S. counterparts via the treaty, causing then Prime Minister Shinsuke Kishi to railroad the bill through the Diet in outrageous fashion, revising the treaty despite strong opposition from the public.
Until the 1950s the Constitution had functioned as a tool to turn down a spate of U.S. requests. But after 1960, it became an excuse for the Japanese government to acquiesce to U.S. wishes. Subsequent "protect-the-Constitution" movements have also played into government hands, allowing it to do as the U.S. administration says.
Most Japanese people have forgotten this history.
Let's take one ironic situation as a typical example. Japan provides logistic support to U.S. Navy ships based at Yokosuka. Two months after (the) Sept. 11 (attacks), Japan dispatched AEGIS-equipped destroyers to the Indian Ocean as part of collective defense operations.
Japanese ships were supplying fuel and materials to U.S. naval vessels that had been involved in the fighting with Iraq. This apparently violated the Constitution, which prohibits Japan from exercising the right of "collective defense."
The Japanese government gave an odd explanation, which I took to be a joke, concerning whether or not Japan's logistic support for U.S. ships based at Yokosuka violated the Constitution's ban on the right to "collective defense."
"The government is not notified of the destinations of the Yokosuka-based U.S. warships when they leave port," the government said.
So what about providing fuel and supplies to ships equipped with Tomahawk missiles? In Diet discussion, the defense chief said, "The missiles are remote-controlled. There is a possibility that they may be knocked off course after they are launched. There's no guarantee that they reach their targets."
If these arguments are correct, then the war-renouncing Constitution in effect allows Japanese troops to do anything, including participation in "collective defense operations." So if we want to speak for ourselves, we have to revise the Constitution, in particular the war-renouncing Article 9.
For a start, we have to define what the right of "collective self-defense" is. If you set preconditions for exercising this right, you can clearly refuse any kind of unreasonable U.S. request by saying, "Exercising that right anticipates 'multilateral agreements' or an accord at the U.N. General Assembly or Security Council for such operations. We cannot send our troops."
Japan can say to the U.S.,"If you want us to dispatch troops, please make efforts to get an agreement under a multilateral framework."
At least, we need due process before participating in "collective self-defense."
Regrettably, it is not possible to keep the peace by adhering to Article 9, under which Japan is now sending troops everywhere and exercising the right of collective defense independently of the Constitution's provisions and in violation of its spirit.
Wolferen: There's a very simple solution. I think that Japan should have a Constitution that is taken seriously by Japanese officials, Japanese politicians and Japanese people themselves. It should not be a "sacred cow" or anything like that.
It should be the chief law of the country, and it should be compiled by Japanese, not by foreigners like it was during the American Occupation, and it should then be followed; it should not be violated every day in the way the Constitution of Japan now is.
(Concerning talk of revising Italy's Constitution), it's a matter of formulation. You can preserve the antiwar sentiments of the Constitution very simply by saying that the right that every state has to wage war — it's a defining characteristic of a state — will not be exercised by the Japanese people because of their wisdom gained through their experience, unless, of course, she is being attacked, or something like that.
You can formulate it in such a way that you preserve the antiwar sentiment. Obviously, though, you must throw out the line about "armed forces will never be maintained," because Japan has the third or fourth most expensive forces in the world.
Miyadai: For the past one or two years, the consensus of opinion in Japan (over revising the Constitution) has changed, led by the media. Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi does not hesitate to remark on the need for constitutional revision.
But the point is not whether or not the Constitution should be revised but how to contribute to world peace. There are two groups demanding revision.
One group is demanding respect for Hinomaru and "Kimigayo" as the national flag and anthem, revision of the basic education law and even the restoration of conscription, while the other seeks constitutional revision as an attempt to check autocratic U.S. requests by attaching more weight to the U.N.
The U.N. does not always do what is right. But we have the opportunity to discuss whether we should dispatch our troops or not. The current situation does not permit Japan to lay bare its opinions, making us feel humiliated. All things, including peacekeeping operations, which I see as exercising the right to wage war, should be decided on within a multilateral framework.
Wolferen: To take the last part about the United Nations, I also think in the same way, it's the only thing we have, although there are many things wrong with it.
It often doesn't function in the way it's supposed to, there's a great deal of corruption, and its human rights agencies are being led and staffed by countries that have the worst human rights records.
There are many other bad things you can say about it. However, it's the only world forum that exists. There is no other place where every country in the world can present its ideas, complaints, wishes, suggestions and so on.
Setting up an alternative organization for such a purpose would seem ridiculous, and because the world order as we have known it in the second half of the 20th century is now being destroyed by the Bush government, we will become more dependent on the U.N. to reconstruct a similar stable world order.
And I am a very strong advocate of diplomacy by European countries, Japan and other Asian countries toward giving the U.N. General Assembly more significance because the Security Council is really a relic from World War II and it is clearly not satisfactory.
There are many ways in which the General Assembly could be promoted, with the standing commission that will be in session throughout the year instead of for only three months.
And there are other ways of making the U.N. politically more significant. In this regard, it is not in Japan's national interest to support the current American government in trying to destroy the political function of the U.N. — because that is the aim of the Bush administration.
It's one example of an area in which the Japanese government should set itself apart from the aims of the U.S.
I think also that already we are seeing developments that show a greater assertiveness on the part of countries that until recently would have been taking a back seat, or taking a more timid position, in world affairs.
One of the most interesting developments was the action by Brazil, China and India at the WTO (World Trade Organization) meeting in Cancun (Mexico), when they said: "OK, we're walking out because you rich countries don't have our best interests in mind, so why should we listen to you anymore?"
I was very glad when that happened because it showed assertiveness in parts of the world that should partner Europe and Japan in an effort to achieve a more equitable world order that will do away with the negative and poverty-creating effects of globalization, and that will attempt to establish some global regulatory order to guide a stable and equitable international economy. All of these things are very urgent. We don't have time to lose.


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Date for Trafford's Memorial Park unveiling pushed to 2013
A dedication for the renovated Trafford Memorial Park could happen during the borough's 2013 Memorial Day program, Trafford Mayor Rey Peduzzi said.
The volunteer committee that planned the project had hoped to complete the renovations by Veterans Day, but more work remains to finish the first of three possible phases at the Edgewood Avenue park, Peduzzi said.
The committee oversaw the restoration of several formerly weathered war memorials and the summer installation of a new monument related to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The first phase has a $50,000 budget.
"We've been trying to do this without any government money, and so far, we've been successful," Peduzzi said.
Group members want to plant new grass and 11 pear trees this month. When completed, cobblestone paving will provide a buffer between the greenery and the bases of the monuments, Peduzzi said.
"We're just going to wait until spring to do our final touch-ups," he said.
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Kamlesh Mathur, PhD, understands supply chain logistics, or the movement of goods from raw materials to finished products, and the crucial role it plays in business operations. His research focuses on the distribution aspects of the supply chain, providing management tools in two key areas. In the first, Mathur's studies look at how efficient routing and scheduling of delivery vehicles used to distribute products can result in substantial savings for companies. His second topic considers the question of where to locate claim and service centers for the greatest efficiency and effectiveness.
Mathur's research has appeared in numerous journals including TRANSPORTATION SCIENCE, COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONS RESEARCH, and EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH. He is a member of the Institute for Operations Research and Management Science and sits on the editorial review board for the JOURNAL OF BUSINESS LOGISTICS.
Mathur received his PhD from Case Western Reserve University. Since his appointment to the faculty at Weatherhead School of Management, he has taught such courses as Business Statistics and Quantitative Analysis, Computer Simulation, and Supply Chain Logistics.
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MS, Wayne State University, 1976
MTech, Indian Institute of Technology - Kanpur, India, 1975
BE, Engineering College - Jodhpur, India, 1972
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Recent Courses and Syllabi
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- Computer Simulation
- Operations Research and Supply Chain Management
- Predictive Modeling
- Operations Management
- Supply Chain Logistics
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- Venkateshan, P., Mathur, K.
A heuristic for the Multisource Weber Problem with Service Level Constraints Transportation Science.
- Venkateshan, P., Mathur, K.
An Efficient Column-Generation-Based Algorithm for Solving a Pickup-and-Delivery Problem (vol. 38, issue 12, pp. 1647-1655). Computers & Operations Research.
- Venkateshan, P., Mathur, K., Ballou, R.
Locating and Staffing Service Centers Under Service Level (vol. 201, issue 1, pp. 55-70). European Journal of Operations Resaerch.
- Venkateshan, P., Mathur, K., Ballou, R.
A Two-Echelon Multisource Weber Problem European Jpurnal of Operations Resaerch.
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- Institute for Operations Research and management Science . 1980 - Present
- Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of Business Logistics , 2013 - Present
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Gold Coast coach John Cartwright praised the never-day-die attitude of his players after they came up just short in a 25-24 NRL defeat to the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday.
But he also lamented their lack of discipline during the third quarter, when the Warriors scored two tries to jump out to a 24-6 lead.
He said the overall performance was a reflection on how "patchy" the sixth-placed Titans have been over the past month.
During that stretch, they have won two and lost two, including being beaten 30-6 by Newcastle in the previous round.
"But they didn't give up. They kept chasing to the end," Cartwright said of the loss to the Warriors.
"As a coach, you admire sides who do that.
"But probably the first 20 minutes after half-time was like our last 20 minutes last week - just ill-discipline - and the game got away in that period."
Apart from errors hindering their cause early in the second spell, the Titans also had bench forward Dave Taylor put on report for a lifting tackle on Feleti Mateo.
Cartwright said he was disappointed with the result, given that it was game that the Titans had banked on winning.
The Warriors' first try after half-time had a question mark over it.
Halfback Shaun Johnson seemed to bat the ball forward over a defender to himself on purpose before scoring.
Cartwright's reaction was that he would need to consult the rule book, but he believed Johnson should have been called back.
"I'm pretty sure it was a no-try," he said.
"If it's not a no-try, it should be a no-try.
"I would have to clarify the rule, but I'm pretty sure that there was an incident where it happened a few years ago and they changed the rule that says you cannot gain an advantage from tapping the ball forward."


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Arsène Wenger spoke of the problematical nature of making a "definite judgment" on Saturday night. He was talking about Igor Stepanovs but his phrase was applicable to more than just the increasingly convincing Latvian centre-half.
There was this sometimes confusing, if highly entertaining, match to consider, and its replay a week on Saturday. Also, how Arsenal and Newcastle United will play out their season. There is nothing definite about any of it: the beauty is that it is in the hands of the beholders.
A draw solved nothing. For Arsenal it means another 90 minutes of intense activity in a schedule they hope will become ever more crowded and demanding; for Newcastle it brought a recovery of esteem after the previous weekend's defeat by the Gunners and last Wednesday's at Anfield. "We haven't lost to a good team," said Bobby Robson, and you knew what he meant.
That 3-0 defeat by Liverpool was only the second time this season that Newcastle had lost consecutive games, and their manager was anxious for it not to become three. Nevertheless Robson was downcast as he swapped seats with Wenger, but he will hope Newcastle can win again in the league next weekend against Ipswich Town, and then look at Arsenal fresh in the Cup.
Robson said Gary Speed and Kieron Dyer should be available to him by the time of the replay, maybe even Craig Bellamy, though that seemed optimistic.
The prevailing feeling among Newcastle fans was that had Bellamy been alongside Alan Shearer rather than the clearly unfit Carl Cort, their team would have won. Rarely will Arsenal be pinned into their half in such a sustained manner, and even if Richard Wright was not forced into a series of saves, Newcastle thought that this was their moment.
That sentiment grew when Robson saw the Arsenal teamsheet, he said. No David Seaman, Dennis Bergkamp or Robert Pires in the starting line-up, and no Ray Parlour, Ashley Cole, Oleg Luzhny, Tony Adams and a certain Thierry Henry on the bus.
Wenger was in a similar situation to Robson as he ticked off the names of those who might return for the return. Henry will still be suspended - which means he misses only one Premiership match, a plus for Arsenal - but Parlour and Cole should be back.
Home advantage should also work for them, though caveats exist. However, Arsenal will be expected to progress and that will necessitate a change in their Manchester United fixture at Old Trafford, scheduled for Cup semi-final weekend. That potential title knockout confrontation is likely to move to the Wednesday of the last week of the season.
The Cup final will be over by then but definite judgments may still be difficult. One thing Arsenal will know is where they are in Europe. Tomorrow night at Highbury they face Deportivo La Coruna in a huge Champions League game. The following Wednesday they go to Turin to meet Juventus in another.
Wenger said Deportivo could have been lurking in Arsenal's "subconscious" here, and one does not need to be Inspector Morse to detect that those European fixtures might matter a bit more to Wenger than the FA Cup.
That said, teamsheet and all, Arsenal wanted to win this match. At times Wenger and Pat Rice raged in the dug-out, and had Shay Given not won a 50-50 challenge with Sylvain Wiltord midway through the second half, Arsenal may have done so.
When Edu had given Arsenal a 14th-minute lead it felt as if that was about to happen. Sylvain Distin and Nikos Dabizas were guilty of poor defending as Edu stabbed in Wiltord's cross. But with young Jamie McClen and the hitherto uninspiring Clarence Acuna battling successfully against Patrick Vieira - "he's a monster," said Robson admiringly - Newcastle fought back and earned a deserved equaliser through Laurent Robert six minutes after half-time.
Robert had struck the cross bar earlier when he should have scored - and Lee Dixon also cleared a Distin header off the line as Newcastle surged on a tide of noisy support - but when he ran on to Shearer's flick Robert made amends for several disdainful displays with a fine right-foot shot that Wright may wish to look at again.
Robert made a greater contribution all-round than usual, the result of a long good Friday spent with Robson. There was a rush to acclaim the Frenchman when he arrived last summer but at £10m Robson wants more than a few decent crosses.
"I spent some considerable time with him," said Robson. "You can see what he does when he's focused. We know he can play like that - he's just got to give it to us. He's a big player playing for a big club with a big audience."
It now awaits the replay. Nervously.
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By Annie Hamilton
July 11, 2010
Back in 1969 a group of Black Panthers decided that fellow Black Panther Alex Rackley needed to die.
Rackley was suspected of being a Federal Informant. Rackley was first tied to a chair, tortured and covered with boiling water.
After enduring several hours of this, Black Panther member Warren Kimbo took Rackley outside and shot him in the head.
His body was later found floating in a river about 25 miles north of New Haven, Conn.
In 1977, only one of the Black Panthers originally involved with the slaying was still incarcerated. The shooter, Warren Kimbro, managed to get a scholarship to Harvard.
He later became an assistant dean at Eastern Connecticut State College….what? (At least he's dead now)
Isn't that something?
As a '60s radical you can pump a bullet into someone's head, and a few years later, in the same state, you can become an assistant college dean.
Erica Huggins, a Black Panther, had a role in the killing for she tortured Rackley by boiling the water for Mr. Rackley's torture. Some years later the skanky Ms. Huggins was elected to a California School Board.
Her profile is below…if you can look through the site without throwing up in your mouth, congratulations.
How in the world do you think these killers got off so easy?
Maybe it was in some part due to the efforts of two people who came to the defense of the Panthers.
These two people actually went so far as to shut down Yale University with demonstrations in defense of the accused Black Panthers during their trial. One of these people was none other than Bill Lan Lee.
Mr. Lee, or Mr. Lan Lee, as the case may be, isn't a college dean. He isn't a member of a California School Board.
He did become head of the US Justice Department's Civil Rights Division. O.K., so who was the other Panther defender? The other Panther defender was, like Lee, a radical law student at Yale University at the time.
(Snopes and other people have tried to bury this for years but snopes was also outed as a liberal husband and wife who have made a full time career out of scrubbing the internet of information (they were VERY busy during Obama's election) and have since been discovered to be a joke – I personally do not even read emails that say 'verified by snopes' because that immediately tells me it's unqualified information.)
I'd like to know when we're going to shut these monsters down for good – hey; the Klan isn't allowed to operate…why are the Panthers?
Shouldn't someone get on the phone and tell a few of the old boys to don their sheets, crosses and lynching ropes and at least level the playing field?
If the justice department REFUSES to address this dangerous issue, it should at least be a fair fight.
Game on.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Oceaneering International (OII) are up 2.44% to $75.59 on Thursday, after the deep water oil and gas company announced higher first quarter 2014 earnings and revenues that beat its own expectations.
"We are off to a good start to the year as our record first quarter EPS was above our guidance," said CEO M. Kevin McEvoy.
For the first quarter 2014, Oceaneering International generated net income of $91.2 million or $0.84 per share, on revenue of $840.2 million.
During the same quarter for 2013, the company reported a net income of $74.8 million or $0.69 per share, on revenue of $718.9 million.
Year over year quarterly earnings per share increased 22% on profit improvements by all oilfield business operations, the company said.
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I'm not really sure what it is about this time of year and my need for dark crime dramas. Last year around this time, I tore through The Killing, Happy Valley and The Fall. Over the holiday weekend, I found myself searching Netflix for something gritty. I love getting into bed with the lights out and the iPad streaming well into the late night hours.
I found River.
River is a new crime drama new to Netflix. The six episode mini-series debuted earlier this fall on BBC and stars Stellan Skarsgård as a tortured police detective who shoulders the investigation of his murdered partner. John River is consumed by voices. He still sees his partner, a street thug he accidentally killed, a young girl whose case remains unsolved and a 19th century serial killer. All these "ghosts" in some way help and hinder his investigation but also lands him into a psychiatric evaluation.
Skarsgård is excellent. The major story arch is good – nothing earth shattering – but the way we get to peek into the unstable mind is nothing short of compelling.
I'm not sure if River was intended only as a mini-series and this is all we get or if there is more to come. Six episodes was not enough. There is definitely more story to tell.
I'm thrilled to be working with Netflix again this year as part as their StreamTeam. This is a non-sponsored post but Netflix did provide me with a year long membership so I can binge watch until my heart's content and share my finds.


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Photos taken by various participants at the Bougainville tactical reenactment in Ferris, TX in May, 2010. Our Japanese unit is still new and that's why you see an abundance of "captured" weapons. For example the Thompson and the M1919A4. Some of the Japanese reenactors are carrying Arisaka Type 99s. The Marines carried M1 Carbines, Springfields, Thompsons and M1 Garands. Yes, that's an Australian embedded with the Marines. He is easily recognizable by his hat and the Enfield he is carrying. This reenactment was a lot of fun and we hope to do another one soon. We would like to thank Brandon and his family for the use of their land. Also, we would like to say thank you to all of the real Marines for serving. Stay safe!
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The Insurist Has Moved!!
Today, LifeHealthPro.com named our Founder, Mindy Lamont, one of the 24 most creative people in insurance.
"Insurance is an industry that depends upon data to accurately assess and manage risk. It is inherently a cautious business — and slow to change, many would add. But it is also a business designed to problem-solve, to engineer, to market and sell customized solutions to a consumer base that needs its products more than ever. At a moment of enormous opportunity, this industry is poised to deliver the innovative products the public is demanding. While they're at it, thought leaders are embracing new technologies and distribution models that make buying insurance not only necessary, but also easy.
In the midst of what is arguably the most creative era insurance has seen, we present 24 innovators who are leading the charge in product development, underwriting, marketing strategy, research, and sales distribution."
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A brother's 12-year fight to establish the circumstances of his sister's death has led to a second inquest verdict being quashed.
Bernard Bloom of High Road, Chigwell, was granted a third inquest in to the death of Carmel Bloom on the basis of new evidence at the High Court, yesterday.
Since the last inquest in 2005, Mr Bloom has obtained medical records which were not presented to the investigation and which he believes prove his sister died as a result of negligence.
Mr Bloom said: "It's been disgraceful.
"I've not been here for 12 years to be fobbed off.
Ms Bloom died at a BUPA hospital in Roding Lane South, Clayhall, now known as Spire Roding Hospital, in 2002, while she was being treated for a kidney stone.
Coroner Andrew Walker's 2003 verdict of cause of death being septicaemia was overturned in 2005.
West London coroner Alison Thompson returned a narrative verdict of "a progression of pre-operative infection following surgery, to which the absence of post-operative intubation, monitoring and ventilation contributed."
A date for the inquest has not been announced but Mr Bloom said he anticipated it being "in the next couple of months."


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Pet Recipes For Summer
The front cover has the title in a yellow column on the right below fruit. On the left is a slice of baked Alaska and a glass of orange nog. The back cover has the index on the right and a glass of ice cream with a yellow topping on a plate on the left. Machine punched holes for insertion into Pet Recipes.View this piece: jpg pdf
Donor: Sliker, Shirley Brocker
Author: Taylor, Mary Lee
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Iridium hardware maker International Communications Group (ICG) reports launching a study to determine the potential requirements for an aeronautical satcom antenna capable of linking to a proposed high-speed-data transceiver under development by Iridium.
ICG president Armin Jabs said the company is evaluating antenna designs with an unidentified supplier to support a 128-kilobits-per-second data service Iridium plans to launch by the end of the year for the maritime market. Jabs said it might be possible to shrink the antenna that will be needed to support the service to a size that could be installed aboard business jets. An Iridium high-speed-data service would be a competitor to Inmarsat's Swift services and some of the other airborne broadband options, Jabs said, "if we can find the right antenna."
Iridium officials said the company plans to make the high-speed service available initially aboard ships in the form of a "flexible broadband" transceiver that would be capable of providing various data rates to users. The antenna for the maritime product would measure about 12 inches long and four inches high, said David Wigglesworth, director for data services at Iridium in Bethesda, Md. "Antenna technology is the big question mark we face in trying to bring this service to the aeronautical market," he said. "We might just want to wait for the Iridium Next constellation to bring a high-speed-data service to aircraft."
Iridium Next is the planned replacement constellation for the 66 active low-earth-orbit satellites that make up Iridium's cross-linked network. (See related story on page 72.) Scheduled for initial deployment in 2014, the replacement satellites will cost around $2.2 billion to build and deploy and will likely contain a data component providing aero users connection speeds of around 10 megabits per second, Wigglesworth said. Inmarsat's SwiftBroadband service–due for introduction later this year–provides a maximum data speed of 432 kbps per channel to the aircraft.
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The number-two seller of Iridium hardware in the aeronautical market, ICG has been experiencing rapid growth in the last few years. The company has mushroomed from 18 employees in 2003 to 68 today and has moved into a 90,000-sq-ft headquarters and production facility in Newport News, Va. The fact that ICG currently occupies only about a third of the building's overall space is indicative of the success the company hopes to achieve in future phases of growth, according to an ICG spokeswoman.
"Our plans include branching out beyond business aviation by developing new products for the air transport market and getting back into the maritime market," she said. "That means continued growth here for us."
Today about 90 percent of ICG's sales involve installations of its telecommunications gear and Iridium satcom systems in business jets. The company is the standard supplier of Iridium phone systems for the entire Bombardier line, including Learjets, and serves as the de facto standard for telecom boxes in the Boeing Business Jet and Airbus Corporate Jetliner. About 75 percent of the aero products ICG ships are for installation in new business jets, which besides the Bombardier models include the Gulfstream G150 and G200, the Embraer Legacy and, soon, Embraer's Phenom 100 and 300.
But business aviation wasn't always the company's major market focus. Founded 17 years ago as World Communications Systems, the tiny upstart was for a time the world's top supplier of telecom gear aboard cruise ships. That sounds quite impressive until you realize that only a handful of new cruise ships are built each year.
In 1994 the company relaunched itself as International Communications Group, discontinuing its maritime products and re-engineering them for the aeronautical world. "We got into the Iridium business mainly because we couldn't find a partner to work with," Jabs said. ICG already had a line of telecom units and handsets, he explained, but efforts to team with other suppliers never got past the early discussion stages, Jabs said.
As for the higher-rate Iridium data service, Jabs acknowledged it could be tough to find the right antenna. But customers certainly are demanding such access to data once airborne. In fact, the idea for the service came from the Department of Defense, which has been bonding several Iridium channels to obtain higher data rates aboard military command aircraft. Iridium looked at what the DOD was doing and decided it would be possible to develop a more "elegant" solution containing multiple transceivers in a single LRU. Once Iridium flips the switch for the 128-kbps service, Jabs predicts, "Everybody will want it."


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What exactly is this force of social media and how do we define it in context with Africa? We all witnessed the remarkable reach of social media during the Arab Spring when protestors took to social networks to organize and share the historical changes in the region. And earlier this year with the successful democratic elections in Senegal, we witnessed the grassroots appeal Twitter had in encouraging the population to vote. There is no denying that the level of social mobilization achieved was improbable without the efficiency of Twitter and Facebook. As creativity was spurred, there was the introduction of audio-visual productions which added an artistic element that caught the entire world's attention. Last week's AFFNYC discussion on grassroots media movements in Africa provided great insight to the impact social media is having on democracy, creativity, and developments on the continent. So this begs the question, is the future of African developments dependent on social media?
The recent Senegalese elections marked advancement towards democracy in West Africa, when 85-year-old incumbent Abdoulaye Wade conceded his loss to Macky Sall. Yet, what's most impressive about Wade conceding is not just that he relinquished power, but the fact that his very supporters who were influential to his rise to power were even more instrumental (pun intended) in his decline, except on a different platform. Senegalese rappers who supported Wade's successful election in 2000 (albeit by much slower social mobilization tactics) changed their song in 2011 after Wade turned his back on them and the country. "Y'en Ai Marre", which translates to, "I'm fed up," became the anthem for Senegalese voters. It was in cyber cafés that the rappers and the young men and women would implore their communities through the aid of Twitter trends like #sunu2012 and #kebetu. Everything was organized on a centralized system where voters could mobilize in real time and record their progress during the election. It may not seem like much, but let's not forget that it was just over a decade ago that the USA had an issue with chads, dimples, and recounts. The transformative power of social media, as seen in Senegal, is that this new platform creates somewhat of an even playing field with politicians and their constituents. The dissatisfaction isn't new, but it's that there is now an efficient way to connect the dissatisfied population and create tangible and hard proof that the people hold the power. Check out the official music video for the Y'en A Marre movement.
On the more creative side of social media and Africa, all it takes is a visit to sites like AfricanDigitalArt.com to see that Africa is not lacking of artists in the digital game. This cultural online community features "African Nerds of a Creative Inclination" (if you will) who blend their geeky side with the unique colors, stories, and visual storytelling elements of Africa that not only push the envelope on traditional African art, but blurs the global lines of digital creations, for instance a growing genre called Afrofuturism…yeah, check it out. Jepcumba, the Kenyan born (but world citizen) creator of the website poignantly identifies the origin of the online community by stating, "It wasn't available, so I created it." And unlocking this unsung artistry has proven beneficial in providing a platform for these artists, as well as developing the industries to protect the art. Check out this video from the website.
The connective thread of all the presentations, the stories, and the impact social media is having on the continent is that social media is introducing the complexities of Africa that are often generalized and misrepresented on the global stage. It creates a platform for Africans to showcase who they are, what they want, and how they are creating what's lacking in their communities. It's Africa by and for Africans. And as poignant as this most memorable quotation from the night puts it, "In a continent with few computers and little electricity, a smartphone is not just a phone –it's a potential revolution," at this moment in history, social media is allowing this generation of Africans to share their stories instantly before the world tries to colonize it…again.
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text: You can get a head start on the 2004 Holmes County Fair Sunday when the Junior Fair king and queen are crowned at the Stage on the Green at 2 p.m. This year's fair officially opens on Monday and runs through next Saturday.You won't want for things to see and do all week long. There will be free musical entertainment daily at the Stage on the Green with theme nights: Gospel on Monday, rock on Tuesday, Classic '60s and '70s on Wednesday, pop on Thursday, country on Friday and Teen Day on Saturday.In addition, there will be Sam Mazzola's Wildlife Adventure Show on stage daily at 5:45 p.m. Monday through Friday, and at 3 and 6 p.m. Saturday, plus performances throughout the week adjacent to the stage with opportunities for fairgoers to have their picture taken with Lakota, the bear from "The Jungle Book" Disney movie.Then there's the nightly grandstand entertainment, beginning Monday at 8 p.m. with the truck and modified semi pull. Figure 8 races are Tuesday at 8 p.m.; Wednesday's tractor pull is at 6 p.m.; Thursday features motocross at 8; Friday is Bull Mania at 8; and Saturday is the demolition derby.And then there are all the animals, and 4-H projects, and the flower show, and the rides, and the food, and more food.And you can't beat the price. Gate admission is $4 (free for 10 and younger). Parking and grandstand, except for reserved seats, are included in the price.You can't help but have a great time!


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WHARFEDALE Brewery, in collaboration with fellow Ilkley business Fat Lad at the Back today announced a unique marketing partnership which will see their flagship beer Wharfedale Blonde rebranded as "King o't Mountains Blonde" in time for the Tour de France's Grand Depart.
The King of the Mountains (KoM) is the title given to the best climber over a series of stages in the Tour de France during which the leader wears a distinctive polka dot jersey, as illustrated by professional artist and cycling enthusiast, David Stead in his design of the co-branded pump clip and promotional beer bottle.
The newly named beer will be officially unveiled at a special beer festival at the Flying Duck in Church Street which is due to showcase real ales from 20 breweries on the Yorkshire Tour route starting the first week in July.
Online retailer, Fat Lad At The Back, which designs and manufactures cyclewear to fit and flatter the average sized and larger man and woman, was established last year by husband and wife team Richard and Lynn Bye after Richard became fed up of never being able to find good quality comfortable sportswear in his size.
In a little over seven months of trading, Fat Lad at the Back, or FLAB for short, almost 14,000 people have bought their jerseys and their new venture has attracted national media interest including an interview with Richard on ITV which is to be broadcast across the TV giant's network as part of a series of special reports in the run up to the Yorkhire Tour.
Speaking about their alliance with the brewery, Managing Director Richard, who describes his is role as the 'Fat Lad In Charge' , told the Ilkley Gazette "We're really thrilled to be partnering with Wharfedale Brewery with the King O T' Mountains beer.
Wharfedale beers are stocked by pubs all across the dale around the route of Le Tour and it's great to know that likeminded cyclists will be able to enjoy one of our special pints whilst following what will be one of the best ever first stages of the Tour de France".
Wharfedale's Marketing Director, Jonathan Shepherd added: "We are always looking to foster new relationships and as a fledgling business ourselves, it's great to be working alongside another exciting new venture in "Fat Lad At The Back". Wharfedale Blonde has fast become one of the most popular beers in this part of Yorkshire and I am sure this co-brand for the Grand Depart will capture the imagination of the public."
Meanwhile, just seven months after opening its own doors, the Flying Duck is to feature in Welcome To Yorkshire's 2014 Ale Trail which is being produced next month after being voted one of the county's favourite 30 pubs in an online poll at Yorkshire.com.


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If you suffer from dander allergies, chances are getting a dog hasn't been your first priority. However, by choosing a hypoallergenic breed, you will likely breathe easier and have less risk of sneezing and watery eyes, yet enjoy the pleasures of owning a pet. Hypoallergenic breeds are largely free of allergens.
People are most allergic to the saliva dogs produce as well as the dander found in their coats. Because no breed is completely hypoallergenic, dogs with hypoallergenic coats still shed and produce saliva, but much less than other breeds.
In order to avoid or lower allergic reactions to dogs, your dog should be bathed and groomed regularly. You also should vacuum your home regularly and consider installing an air filter.
It's important to test your allergies to find the root of the problem before ruling out a dog completely or subjecting yourself or your family to only a dog with a hypoallergenic coat.
Hypoallergenic dogs will still bring the outdoors into your home. Keep this in mind if you are allergic to pollen or grass, or have sensitivities to other outdoor exposure.
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Ask a Mechanic Online and Get Answers to Your Car Questions
Hi. Its pretty common for the crankshaft position sensors to fail on the Sedona. An easy check is next time it does not start, to watch the RPM gauge while you are cranking it. The gauge should move to approx 200-300 rpms.
is there a sensore in the fuel tank that could stop it from sparking
ok because I was reading about another kia that would do this when the tank was below 1/3
That would be from fuel not getting sucked up when the filter on the end of the pump falls off.
also when the timing belt was replaced thay dident replace the tencioner
You don't have too if its not leaking.
what other sensores control the spark that could be affected by heat
Thats pretty much it. The cam sensor controls fuel delivery.
yes but when this happens there is no spark at the plugs
the car turns over but there is no spark
I pulled off a lead and put a screwdriver in and got someone to crank the car and its not sparking
That is why I suggested you view the rpms the next time it does not start. If no rpms then the crank sensor is faulty
and thats the only thing that will stop the spark
dose the sensor read the timing belt or the crank teeth
The crank teeth
is it in a oil filled area
Its behind the timing cover
is that the blackplastic on the passinger side of the moter
and how far away shood it be from the teeth
It will only mount in one position. there is no need to adjust it.
I am going to go out and pull it off is there a way of testing it
or just go get another one and see what it dose
Only by using an osciliscope. But the test is to see if the car is reading rpms when it will not start.
great that means I have to drive it till it stops again lol because the wife wont drive it and I want my truck back
thank you
Just idle it in the driveway until it gets warm then retry starting it
and my next car will be a classic
it dont happen all the time it can go weeks between stops
Maybe you can get lucky and it wont start.
usualy after I drive it for a few weeks and then the wife gets in and then she is calling me all sorts on names because she is stuck somewhere
ok I'll go try
You can only take that for so long... haha
ok I just went out to start it and watched the taco it dident move till it fired up
I havent been in the car for a week so as it started it turned over a bit and there was no taco movement till it started
and the engin light stays on
If the engine light stays on then there is a code.
but kia had it with the engine light on and thay say nothingshowes up
That can't be.
Engine light does not come on for nothing
lol I hate computers
I hear ya.
ok If I can drive it over to the station and the light stays on then thay shood be able to tell me
Yeah. They may not say what is exactly at fault. But there will be a code to be retrieved which gives an idea of whats going on.
ok just called the station and will head down and hopefully I make it and the light stays on
thankyou again and if I leave this open I will tell you what thay say
Yeah, hopefully! Good luck. You can come back to the site and request me with your results if you like.
Ok. Bye
the code is po335 crankshaft sensor
quote $500 to replace
Glad to hear. You can get your truck back.


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Mission Impossible 4 – Ghost Protocol – Official Trailer
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@nicothechihuahua yeaah
but i like Eminem better than cod so i don't look at it in that way
@KingOfEden12 and its in call of duty XD
Oh, Eminem's song just increased ticket sales among white people.
mission impossible trilogy is based off of the 60s tv show "mission impssoible"
@TheBSProductors no. it's EMIN∃M
I like Tom Cruise too
the burj khalifa? really?? they couldn't think of a greater challenge?? awesome!!!!! :p
Tom Cruise
This nice film is worth of your time, trust me!! I was left spellbound after seeing at the excellent work by the crew! I just need to say – Great sitemoovis.co.cc site which is streamnig this!!
Hope Josh Holloway (Sawyer from Lost) will be in this a lot.
1. open new tab and search on youtube Camo & crooked - Climax
2. try to play this and the trailer at the same time from the beginning
3. Get Blown Away
This summer… The mission… Will get a hell of a lot more… Impossibler
Won't Back Down Ft. Pink – Eminem
cmon guys this songs been out for more than a year already
He accomplished all previous missions, I think it's time they just called the movies Mission Difficult.
The part where the car was going to squash Tom Cruise is epic
guys the song is called "won't back down" by eminem
@bugar994 wont back down
@SuperPlaymaker1234 The song is Won't Back Down – Eminem Ft Pink thumbs up so everyone can see !
Eminem song title plz?????
Eminem and Mission Impossible, what more could you ask?? Ive seen the movie and it's definitely the best this year 😀 You can watch it too at
what is name of the Eminem song?
@TheBSProductors same here EMINEM!!! lol
Whoever edited this trailers soundtrack clearly loved the Black Ops trailer, same music and towards the end the same sound effects haha. It's almost embarrassing.


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ORION TOWNSHIP, Mich. - A 2006 Ford Mustang heading westbound on Clarkston Road crossed the center line hitting a Chrysler Town and Country van that was traveling eastbound Saturday evening.
According to the Oakland County Sheriff's Department, the 68-year-old driver of the van and his wife were taken to McLaren Hospital and are in stable condition. Both are residents of Orion Township.
The 45-year-old driver of the Mustang, a Oxford Township resident, had three passengers. The driver and a 38 year old rear seat passenger were taken to McLaren Hospital and listed in stable condition.
Another rear seat passenger, a 40-year-old from Orion Township, was transported to St. Joseph Hospital in Pontiac. He's in stable condition.
A 43-year-old front seat passenger from Independence Township was taken to Royal Oak Beaumont via helicopter and is in stable condition as well.
Deputies report alcohol and or drugs appear to be a factor in the crash. Seat belts were used by everyone except those rear seat passengers in the Mustang.
This crash remains under investigation.
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text: Compact and convenient, the CRL Mars® Service Window CRLW25 Model Air Curtain creates an advanced air barrier to insects, dust and fumes without disturbing customers or employees. Designed for fast food drive-thru windows, dairy and ice cream stores, hamburger stands, schools and drive-thru banks, cleaners and other businesses, the CRLW25 provides an unobstructed view while it maintains clean, sanitary conditions. No remodeling or expensive installation is needed for this versatile air curtain, which mounts inside or outside the exterior wall. Mounting holes on brackets simplify installation even more. Featured is a high- impact polyMars® white exterior cabinet and washable air filter. Specify 115V or 208/230V single phase at time of order.


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Yonkers, N.Y. — Forest City Enterprises announced that National Amusements' Cinema de Lux has opened at its Westchester's Ridge Hill mixed-use development in Yonkers, N.Y.
With 12 state-of-the-art auditoriums and wall-to-wall screens, Cinema de Lux also features the area's first full-service restaurant, Studio 3. The opening comes just a few months before the first buyers prepare to move into their new homes at Monarch at Ridge Hill, the luxury condominium on Ridge Hill Boulevard.
Monarch at Ridge Hill, consisting of four high-rise towers featuring 500 luxury residences, is within walking distance of 12 blocks of premium retailers, restaurants and grocers, as well as abundant open space.
A mini grand opening, featuring 30 to 40 retailers, is tentatively scheduled for October 20 at Ridge Hill and will include L.L. Bean, Sephora, Orvis, H&M, the Cheesecake Factory, Yard House, Brio Tuscan Grille, and Texas De Brazil.


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The "Elvis" Phenomenon
from R.C. Sproul Aug 16, 2017 Category: ArticlesToday is the 40th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley. This post from our archives was written by R.C. Sproul and published in the Decemeber 1977 issue of Tabletalk magazine. Shockwaves of grief went around the world when Rudolf Valentino succumbed to appendicitis at the pinnacle of his... Keep Reading
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from John MacArthur May 01, 2017 Category: ArticlesThe truth that Christ is Lord of His church may sound somewhat benign to a casual listener in our generation, but the struggle for Christ's authority in the church has come to us through the ages on a sea of blood. Keep Reading
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from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 30, 2017 Category: Ministry NewsHere are highlights from our various social media accounts over the past week. Keep Reading
Can a Professing Christian Who Has Turned Away from Christ Be Saved?
from R.C. Sproul Apr 29, 2017 Category: ArticlesI believe that once a person is authentically redeemed, is truly in Christ, that person will never be lost to Christ. That person has what we call eternal security—not because of the person's innate ability to persevere, but I believe that God promises to preserve His own and that we have the benefit of our Great High Priest who intercedes for us every day. Now, at the same time, Christians are capable of gross and heinous sin. They're capable of very serious falls away from Christ. They're capable of the worst kind of denial and betrayal of our Lord. Keep Reading
Implications of Definitive Atonement
from Jonathan Gibson Apr 28, 2017 Category: ArticlesThe doctrine of definite atonement states that in the death of Jesus Christ, the triune God intended to achieve the redemption of every person given to the Son by the Father in eternity past, and to apply the accomplishments of His sacrifice to each of them by the Spirit. In a nutshell: the death of Christ was intended to win the salvation of God's people alone, and not only was it intended to do so, but it actually achieved it as well. Jesus will be true to His name: "He will save his people from their sins" (Matt. 1:21). The doctrine is theologically rich, but it is also immensely practical, especially in relation to the church. Keep Reading
$5 Friday: Suffering, Predestination, & the Sovereignty of God
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 28, 2017 Category: Ligonier ResourcesIt's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources include such topics as suffering, the Apostle Paul, parables, grace, angels, baptism, hard sayings, predestination, the sovereignty of God, and more. Keep Reading
Protestant Creeds and Confessions
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 27, 2017 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Protestant Creeds and Confessions, Ryan Reeves' contribution to the April issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading
The Tender Kindness of Christ
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 26, 2017 Category: Ligonier ResourcesIn this brief clip from his series The English Reformation and the Puritans, Michael Reeves describes how Thomas Goodwin noted the two things that stir Christ's compassion. Keep Reading
In the Beginning…
from R.C. Sproul Apr 26, 2017 Category: ArticlesThe first sentence of sacred Scripture sets forth the affirmation upon which everything else is established: "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth" (Gen. 1:1). Three fundamental points are affirmed in that first sentence of Scripture: (1) there was a beginning; (2) there is a God; and, (3) there is a creation. One would think that if the first point can be established firmly, the other two would follow by logical necessity. In other words, if there was indeed a beginning to the universe, then there must be something or someone responsible for that beginning; and if there was a beginning, there must be some kind of creation. Keep Reading
2017 Regional Conference in Los Angeles: Special Online Rate Ends Today
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 25, 2017 Category: EventsToday is the last day to secure the special online rate for our upcoming regional conference in Los Angeles. Register today and save $20. Keep Reading
Against the Sophists
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 25, 2017 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Against the Sophists, R.C. Sproul's contribution to the April issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading


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This sweatshirt is very warm and very well insulated. Very good quality, good material and seems to be very well constructed. The sweatshirt seems to run a little smaller than I'd like however I do have a wide body. If I had to order this again, I'd order a size or two bigger. I wear this primarily doing housework at home and I really have zero complaints. I've even washed this Champion sweatshirt many times and it has not shrunk once. A really affordable and great choice of sweatshirt. I highly recommend this product.
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Southwark St Olave was an ancient civil and ecclesiastical parish on the south bank of the River Thames, covering the area around where Shard London Bridge now stands in the modern London Borough of Southwark. The boundaries varied over time but in general the parish stretched east from London Bridge past Tower Bridge to St Saviour's Dock. Southwark St Olave and St Thomas replaced the civil parish in 1896. It was abolished in 1904 and absorbed by Bermondsey parish.
Bermondsey parish with Rotherhithe became the Metropolitan Borough of Bermondsey in 1900 and in 1965 the whole area became part of the London Borough of Southwark.
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About us at Ceramics of NY
Ceramics of New York by M & K LLC, (formally Charlotte's Web Ceramics) has been serving the Western New York community since 1980. We specialize in ceramic and pottery products and supplies, and have added a complete line of glass supplies for the ceramic-glass studio operator.
We have also added weathervanes and spheres to the variety of products that we carry here at Ceramics of New York. For more information visit the products page.
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Asus MeMO Pad Review
0. phoneArena posted on 22 Apr 2013, 04:27
The Google Nexus 7 has been tearing up the scene for close to the better portion of the last year now, but as some of us sometimes forget, it's an Asus manufactured tablet. Riding high on the success, Asus is hoping to emulate the same with its latest budget oriented 7-inch tablet in the Asus MeMO Pad, however, the Nexus 7 has raised the benchmark in the space...
This is a discussion for a review. To read the whole review, click here
1. Planterz (Posts: 2110; Member since: 30 Apr 2012)
Disappointing, but not surprising.
2. EXkurogane (Posts: 863; Member since: 07 Mar 2013)
"the display is downright abysmal. Specifically, it features a 7-inch 1024 x 600 LCD display that's just painful to look at!"
My 14 inch laptop on windows 7 has only 1366 X768 and im damn sure the pixel density is a hell lot lower. But that being said, it does seem the colors and viewing angle is bad.
3. Planterz (Posts: 2110; Member since: 30 Apr 2012)
Your laptop has ~112 PPI density, and this tablet has ~170. But it's also much larger, which, although not the highest res (although more than 720P HD), makes things easier to read. The smaller screens get, the fuzzier text becomes, and the higher the definition required to read it becomes. A 14" screen has 3X or so the area of a 7" screen, making finer text easier to read. Of course, with the 7" tablet screen you can always zoom in, but that means you have to zoom in, where as with a higher def tablet, like the Nexus 7, you don't.
Have you looked at a newspaper recently? Ok, bad example, because neither have I, but if you did, you'd notice how crummy text and especially pictures look up close...yet everything is perfectly legible.
4. straywish (Posts: 13; Member since: 03 Dec 2012)
well explained Plantez thumbs up
5. XperiaPrince (Posts: 108; Member since: 25 Dec 2012)
This tab sucks. Its not eve on par with the other 7inch tabs like the nexus 7 and galaxy tab 2 7.0.Im glad that i bought the Galaxy tab 2 7.0 and im completely happy.
Buy a nexus 7 or a tab 2 instead.


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Sewickley Academy boys lose heartbreaker in state final
HERSHEY — Sewickley Academy didn't get many clean shots against Mountain View in the PIAA Class A championship game, but trailing by a goal with just more than 11 minutes remaining in regulation, Panthers forward Jake Mulholland cranked one up from 20 yards out.
For a moment, it appeared the ball was ticketed for the upper-right corner of the net to tie the game.
That was until Eagles keeper Bobby Pfahl made the save of the game and Mountain View's season.
He leaped to his left and just got his left hand on the ball to deflect it wide and protect the Eagles 1-0 victory over Sewickley Academy (21-2-1) and clinch the school's first state team championship in any sport.
"If he doesn't make the save, it's a goal," Sewickley Academy coach James Boone said. "The keeper just made a great save. It was a great rip, but it just wasn't our night."
Pfahl's save completely changed the dynamic of the Sewickley Academy attack. Mountain View (18-0-0), the District 2 champion, immediately packed it in defensively and took away any chances of quick breaks and counterattacks.
"We probably have six to eight of the hardest hitters, and we both have brilliant shooters, and you can't allow space, and we didn't give them any," Mountain View coach Roger Thomas said. "We were lucky because they did get some shots off, but with the pressure, you tend to duff, but the kid ripped the good one, and Bobby got five fingers over in the corner, and that was the game right there."
What made that save all the more impressive was that it was in a critical situation made all the more desperate after Mountain View junior Austin Mack scored the only goal of the game with 28:51 remaining in regulation. Junior Colby Thomas broke down the left wing and threw a backdoor pass to Mack cutting right down the middle, and he drove the ball into the center of the net.
Keith Barnes is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 412-664-9161 Ext. 1977.


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Spotlight Recipe: Chilled Cucumber Soupby Toby Amidor in Healthy Recipes, July 13, 2009
We eat freshly made soup at least once a week in my house. Usually it's chicken noodle, but on a hot day a cold soup really hits the spot. With 84 calories per serving, this dish offers spoonfuls of cucumber, peppers, tomatoes and fresh herbs with tons of vitamin A, folate and potassium.
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U.S. Soccer regrets to inform fans that the U.S. Men's National Team public training session scheduled for this evening at Raymond James Stadium has been canceled due to inclement weather.
The U.S. MNT looks forward to seeing everyone tomorrow night, June 8, at the match against Antigua & Barbuda. Kickoff for the U.S. Men's National Team's first 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying match is set for 7 p.m. ET. More than 20,000 tickets have been sold for the game.
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La Brasserie the French-German restaurant on Davie street is almost always packed when I walk by there. The restaurant has been on my wish list for a while now and I finally made it here for an early dinner.
Craving for poutine, I already knew I wanted their Truffled Poutine. There were about 9 entrees on the menu and I decided to get the Free Run Rotisserie Chicken. I was able to upgrade the fries from the rotisserie chicken to truffled poutine for an extra $4, which worked out perfectly for me. (A regular order of Truffled Poutine appetizer is $9.)
To start we were given baguettes and rye bread with butter and chicken rillette-meat. We were most impressed by the fresh baguette and found out the got them from Boulangerie Cho Pain; a bakery just a few doors away.
A few moments later, the Truffled Poutine was on the table along with the Rotisserie Chicken and my friend's Rotisserie Rabbit (Monday's special).
The poutine had an aroma of truffle oil, and it tasted amazing. I absolutely loved it. The gravy as light, and there was a generous amount of cheese curds. The truffle oil really made this poutine, possibly the best I've ever had.
The rotisserie chicken looked awesome, quite a large portion I must say. It was served nice and warm on a bed of red cabbage and some confit garlic. It was really well cooked. The chicken was still very tender, very juicy and very tasty.
The Rotisserie rabbit was the dish we were a little confused about. The dish came some what cold, we weren't sure if it was meant to be like that. The rabbit tasty extra dry because it was cold too. The salad underneath the rabbit was nice though.
Again, really awesome poutine. Truffle oil on poutine is the way to go!
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Currently the gamemode is being hosted on my vps located here: (click to join)
Marine Gameplay
The marines is the team which is hunting the Hidden. Their objective is to either eliminate the Hidden team or survive the 5 minute round. Each player can customize their loadout, which consists of a primary, secondary and utility. They can change their loadout using the !loadout command while in-game.
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- Pistol - A Secondary weapon that can shoot bullets.
- Tag Grenade - The Tactical Awareness Grenade, will make enemy's glow in a proximity.
- Medi-Shot - Gives health back after being hurt.
- Laser Sensor - "Decoy" placed on a wall with a laser, a sound will play if an enemy trips it
- Extended Ammo - Gives twice as much ammo for the weapons
- Laser Module - A laser pointer
- Heavy Armor - 2x the armor, protects the player from blast damage and mind attacks.
- Nightvision - a green vision overlay
The Hidden Gameplay
The Hidden's objective is to eliminate the Marines before the time runs out. The Hidden is nearly invisible and is very agile and stealthy, making virtually no noise that can be heard by the marines besides the super-jump.
Pressing "R" rotates through the selected abilities
Pressing "F" uses the ability.
Pressing 'Shift' while looking in the air will enact a super jump
Pressing 'Shift' while looking at a wall (in air) will attach to a wall (pressing jump will super launch, shift will drop)
- Scream (-25 mana) - A loud yell that disrupts sensors nearby and disables them for 5 seconds. Will shake and hurt nearby players. Short distance of effect.
- ESP (-10 mana/second) - Display a glow around players through walls, blinds the hidden.
- Mind Flay (-100) - Hold and aim at a player, the targeted player will be flashed and hurt for ~15 damage. Short distance on slecting targets.
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Caramel Rice Krispies Bars
Recipe by The_Desperate_House
A delicious twist on an old favorite. A rich and sinful caramel layer nestled between two layers of Krispies bars. It is sweet, it is gooey, and once you try these you won't ever want to eat a plain Krispies bar again! (Prep time includes refrigeration)
Top Review by suzyc
Thank you for this recipe! The first time I made these, I didn't have enough rice krispies, so substituted corn flakes. They were a hit! That's how I make them every time, now. (Plus, I use butter instead of margarine.) Now, at my kids' school, I am famous for these bars!!! I totally agree, "you won't ever want to eat a plain Krispies bar again!" (I have also been in too much of a time crunch to refrigerate the caramel layer and that seems to not affect their wonderfulness.)
Ingredients Nutrition
Layer One
- 59.14 ml margarine or 59.14 ml butter
- 946.36 ml mini marshmallows
- 946.36 ml Rice Krispies
Layer Two
- 396.89 g package caramels
- 177.44 ml margarine or 177.44 ml butter
- 396.89 g can sweetened condensed milk
Layer Three
- 59.14 ml margarine or 59.14 ml butter
- 946.36 ml mini marshmallows
- 946.36 ml Rice Krispies
- 113.39 g shredded coconut (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Layer One: Melt the margarine and marshmallows.
- Stir in Rice Krispies cereal.
- Pat in a buttered 9 x 13 baking pan.
- Layer Two: Melt the caramels, margarine and milk and bring to a boil.
- Pour over layer one.
- Refrigerate 35-40 minutes, until set.
- Layer Three: Melt margarine and marshmallows.
- Add Rice Krispies cereal (and coconut).
- Pat on top of cooled caramel layer two.
- *May add melted chocolate or caramel chips, if desired.


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Time Remains to Submit Nominations for Restaurant Growth Awards
There is still time left to nominate restaurant organizations for Hospitality Technology's third annual Growth Awards. The awards, presented on September 18, 2007 at the Restaurant Executive Summit, each highlighting a particular area that affects a company's overall growth potential and seek to honor those operators who have made significant strides and growth advancement within the last year, and will continue to expand their success through technology and vision.
The categories are: Overall Technology Innovation, Excellence in Guest Services, and Brand Growth. One winning restaurant company will be chosen in each category. Winners will be judged by HT editorial staff and advisory board members on a basis of innovation, thought leadership, growth effectiveness and results, and future growth potential. Nominations may be self or third-party submitted; complete guidelines are outlined below.
The Restaurant Executive Summit, a three-day networking and educational event (scheduled September 17-19, 2007 at the Four Seasons Troon North in Scottsdale, Arizona) brings together executives from leading, growth-oriented restaurant companies to share proven strategies and tactics for meeting and exceeding operational goals in 2007 and beyond.
The winning Restaurants will receive a plaque with a personalized commemoration of the achievement, and representatives from the winning companies will attend the Summit, receiving complimentary registration, including access to all network and educational sessions, and complimentary accommodations at Four Seasons Troon North. Nominations are due by August 1, 2007. Submission guidelines are as follows:
To submit a nomination:
Restaurant companies may be self- or third-party nominated. The nomination deadline is Wednesday, August 1, 2007. To nominate a restaurant company for the Growth Awards, please send an e-mail to HT's editor, Abigail Lorden ([email protected]), and include the following elements in the body of the e-mail:
The category for which the nomination is being submitted (Overall Technology Innovation, Excellence in Guest Services, or Brand Growth). Restaurant companies may be nominated for more than one category, but will not be selected as a winner in more than one category.
The complete name of the restaurant company being nominated;
An executive contact at the restaurant company (include name, title, phone and e-mail);
The name, title and contact information of the person submitting the nomination;
A detailed explanation of the restaurant company's initiative(s) with regard to the award category and why they should receive a growth award.


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- FlexTime +™ Time Lapse Technology
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- Photo and HD 720p Video (30sec) capabilities
- Water resistant and weather endurable
The Micro Crush 10 X Game Camera is another great game camera from Wildgame Innovations. This camera will deliver 10 Megapixel images with a flash range of up to 75 feet. The FlexTime+ Time Lapse Technology captured images at predetermined intervals and compiles the day's images into an easy to view video while capturing motion triggered events, as well.
Wide Angle images let you see the whole picture of what is going on in your area along with the time, date, moon phase, location and photo count on each image captured. The Micro Crush 10 X operates on eight (8) AA batteries and an SD/SDHC card up to 32GB (both sold separately). The camera can also be used with the Wildgame EBX external battery pack (not included). Includes a USB cable, FlexTime Software CD, and bungee cords to help you mount to a desired tree or fence post. One-year limited warranty.
Technical Information:
- Resolution: 10 MP
- Trigger Speed: 1 second
- IR or Incandescent: IR; 27 LEDs
- Flash Range: Up to 75 Feet
- Video: Yes; 30 seconds
- Audio on Video: No
- Memory Card Type: SD, SDHC
- Memory Card Size: Will accept up to 32GB Card
- Memory Card Included: No
- Multi-shot: Not listed by manufacturer
- Programming Method: Push button with LCD menu
- Viewing Screen: No
- Battery Type: (8) AA
- Batteries Included: No
- Photo Stamping: Time & Date, Moon Phase, Temperature
- Time Lapse Mode: Yes
- External Display: Yes
- Camera Dimensions: Not listed by manufacturer


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Newbern (GNIS FID: 508697) is a populated place located in Livingston County at latitude 37.086 and longitude -88.317.
The elevation of Newbern is 430 feet. Newbern appears on the Calvert City U.S. Geological Survey Map. Livingston County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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Calvert City, KY
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Gilbertsville, KY (4.3 miles SSE)
Smithland, KY (6 miles NW)
Grand Rivers, KY (7.4 miles SE)
Dycusburg, KY (8.9 miles NE)
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Kuttawa, KY (10.3 miles E)
Burna, KY (11.3 miles NNW)
Reidland, KY (12.8 miles WSW)
Salem, KY (13 miles NNE)
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Stanley Landing, KY (2.4 miles S)
Haddox Ferry, KY (2.7 miles SW)
Heater, KY (3.6 miles NNW)
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The colours of the interlinked Olympic rings were chosen by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) , to represent the union of the 5 continents , Australia , Africa , America , Asia and Europe and further signify the meeting of the worlds athletes at the Olympic Games.
The plain white background of the Olympic flag is symbolic of peace throughout the games .
The five colours of the rings from left to right are blue, black and red across the top with yellow and green along the bottom , these colours may be found on most flags of the world and officially hold no other particular significance , although some believe each colour represents a particular continent
The Olympic creed was first stated in 1896 by the founder of the modern Olympic games , Baron Pierre de Coubertin , the words of the creed are as follows;
The Olympic motto "Citius, Altius, Fortius" is Latin literally meaning "Faster, Higher, Braver," However the universally accepted meaning is "Swifter, Higher, Stronger."
One athlete from the games host country takes an oath at the Opening Ceremony on behalf of all the competing athletes . The Olympic oath is a gesture of sportsmanship that was first given at the 1920 Olympic Games.
The words of the Olympic oath are ;
A similar oath is also taken by a coach or team official at each Games.
The Olympic flame is one of the most visible symbols of the modern games , it is a tradition from ancient Greece
During the ancient Games, in Olympia, a sacred flame ignited by the sun burned continually on the altar of the goddess, Hera.
The modern Olympic flame was first seen in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics where it burned constantly throughout the games
The Olympic flame symbolises purity , the endeavour for perfection and the struggle for victory, it also represents peace and friendship.
The tradition of the Modern Olympic Torch began in 1936 at the Berlin Games , to represent a link between the ancient and modern Olympics , and has since remained as an Olympic custom.
The torch is lit as it was in ancient times by the sun at Olympia, Greece and then passed from runner to runner in a relay to the host city. There it is used to light a flame in a cauldron at the Olympic Stadium during the Opening Ceremony. The flame burns continuously throughout the Games and is extinguished at the Closing Ceremony.
Order of Events:
Parade of Nations - Greece first, host city last, others in alphabetical order.
Speeches by the President of the Organising Committee and the President of the International Olympic Committee.
Head of State officially declares the Games open.
Olympic Flag is raised as the Olympic Hymn is played.
Olympic Torch is used to light the Olympic flame.
Doves are released as a symbol of peace.
Olympic Oath is taken by an athlete and an official.
Cultural entertainment is provided by the Organising Committee of the host city.
Olympic athletes are not separated into national teams as they enter the stadium, to symbolise the unity nand friendship of the Games.
3 flags are raised to the National Anthems - Greece, host country and next host country.
Olympic Flag passed to the Mayor of the next host city.
President of the International Olympic Committee pronounces the Games closed.
Olympic Flame is extinguished.
Olympic Flag is lowered as the Olympic Hymn is played.
Cultural entertainment is provided by the Organising Committee of the host city.
The president of the IOC pronounces the Games closed with the following statement:
"I declare the Games of the________(current) Olympiad closed, and in accordance with tradition, I call upon the youth of the world to assemble four years from now at ____________(the site of the next Olympics), to celebrate with us there the Games of the_______ (next) Olympiad."
At the Ancient Games, winners were presented with a simple olive tree branch which was cut with a gold-handled knife from a wild olive tree. The Greeks believed that the vitality of the sacred tree was transmitted to the recipient through the branch.
At the Modern Games, Olympic medals are presented to the winning athletes who stand on a dais at the completion of their event. A GOLD medal is presented for first place, SILVER for second and BRONZE for third. The host city is responsible for designing the medals within the guidelines set by the IOC.
The national anthem of the winner is played as each medallist's national flag is raised.