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Dave Evenson believes there should be a government program to protect him. He's an endangered species. Evenson is...a barber.
Owner of Dave's Barber Shop in Morris, Evenson has been barbering in this town for nearly 40 years, making him one of the older business owners in town. His shop at 511 Oregon Avenue is not a salon -- it is an old-fashioned, simple barber shop offering simple haircuts for men who do not wish to smell like a perfume bottle after their cut. And it may indeed be the last of a dying breed.
"No one is going to barbering school anymore," said Evenson, now 65 and working four days a week. "There used to be a five year waiting period to get in. Now, they're begging for students."
When Evenson started with Bob Reese in 1970, there were 11 barbers in Morris. After his time with Reese, Evenson worked for Merlin Beyer. He eventually bought him out and Beyer quit barbering. Evenson cut hair at various locations around the Atlantic Avenue area until finally landing at his current location five and a half years ago.
There was a time when barbers could cut women's hair, but it was illegal for women beauticians to cut men's hair. Around 1980, the beauticians took the issue to court and were victorious. Soon after that, Evenson noted, wives would take their kids to the beauty shop. "I don't see any women now," he said.
Evenson still remembers the first haircut he ever gave. "When I was 16, my older brother bought a clipper set at a hardware store. He woke me up at 6 a.m. and said, 'Give me a haircut.' That was the first one I gave." Evenson paused. "He wasn't too fussy."
In those days, Evenson was driving a livestock truck in Sunburg, Minnesota and he carried a set of clippers in the back of his truck. Whenever someone wanted a haircut, he would set up in the back of the truck or in a yard. "People paid whatever they wanted," recalled the longtime Morris resident. "It's not legal to charge until you've got you're (barbering) license."
And he got his license by attending the Brooks School of Barbering in St. Paul, an institution which is no longer in existence. "You've got to be a doctor to get your first license," Evenson half-joked. In barbering school, he studied about bones, muscles, the nervous and digestive systems. There are 16 different sections of a shave, he shared, and he had to learn muscle groups with names like omohyoideus and triangularus.
"It's not so bad," Evenson remembered. "But to remember all those big words when you're Norwegian..."
In the days when barbers did more shaves for its customers, there were more cuts, scrapes and - well -- blood than today. So the barbers had to have some knowledge of the workings of the inside of the body. "An acne-ridden kid would get hacked up in a shave," as Evenson put it.
"When I first came to town, I had an injector blade," recalled Evenson. "I knew it was sharp. I told one guy, 'Did you quit drinking beer? Well, maybe you should start drinking beer again.'"
The super sharp blade was also used to thin out hair. "It feels like it's right down to the skin," said Evenson. "One college kid jumped out of the chair (at the procedure), yelling 'What the hell are you doing?!'"
The East Side resident told how his one-time partner Max Smedstad bought an injector razor to try to follow Evenson's early success. But his partner had a different cutting style, and the first time he used the razor he put a gash in the customer's cheek. "That was his first and last cut with a razor," noted Evenson, dryly.
Since the advent of the AIDS crisis, the State Health Department has stopped barbers from using razors for shaving.
Evenson hails from Sunburg, a town he refers to as "Norwegian country."
"They still talk Norwegian in the café," he said. "It's fun to go back and listen. I understand it all, but I can't speak like I used to." Before coming to Morris, Evenson worked in Golden Valley, St. Louis Park and Brooklyn Center in Minnesota, as well as three years in Seattle, Washington. But he yearned to get back out in the country and Morris had an opening in 1970 for him.
His shop is a virtual museum of Norwegian visual gags that hang from the walls. "People bring it in," he noted. "They like to pick on Norwegians." He claimed to have boxes full of the gags, such as the Norwegian briefcase, which shows a pair of underwear hanging from a wooden hanger. Or the Norwegian bowling ball, a rectangular brick with 3 holes drilled in it.
A joke is not far off from the jovial Evenson. In the middle of an interview for this story, Evenson answered the telephone in his shop. "I'm down here doing an interview," he tells the caller, "...for a new job!"
There are many highlights for Evenson looking back over the past four decades. He did 36 haircuts in one day, three shy of his personal record in barbering school. He recalled cutting the hair of William Moore, the author of "The Philadelphia Experiment," which was made into a major motion picture. There was a time when he would give monthly haircuts to juvenile delinquent boys from Totem Town. One 11-year-old had stolen a car. "I had to put him on a booster seat," said Evenson.
Then there was the time when a college student wanted a perm. "I told him he'd have to bring a 12-pack or I wouldn't do it," recalled Evenson. "And he did."
Or the older guy from Boulder, Colorado who traveled through the country roads to see the scenery and stopped in Morris for a haircut. Then he came two more years in a row. "I bet you guys didn't drive as far as I did to get a haircut," the man told Evenson's waiting clients.
Besides barbering, Evenson is also known in the area for his legendary horseshoe throwing. In his prime, he was ranked as the #10 horseshoe thrower in the state of Minnesota.
"Around 1976, I threw 17 tons of horseshoes, and walked 45 miles pitching horseshoes," he noted. The number of ringers that he threw averaged 58 percent. He ran the Tri County Horseshoe League for 21 years, which in its heyday had 127 male and female members but now totals around 20.
"I always wanted to be in the State A Class, but you needed to be one of the top eight (in the state)." However, he and his wife Yvonne (whom Evenson referred to as "a Swede with a French name") are both in the state Horseshoe Hall of Fame in West St. Paul as promoters of the sport.
Evenson doesn't pitch shoes much anymore ("all the competition died around me around here"), but he does enjoy golf, playing bridge and poker. For years, he has owned a 1963 Chevy Cruiser. He also enjoys traveling. Last year he spent two weeks in Alaska and met a man who knew one of his clients from Morris. This year he went fishing in Canada. And his barber shop will be closed from Sept. 11 to 24 while he travels to Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
Dave and Yvonne have two sons, Jerrod in Minneapolis (who could pitch 50 percent ringers) and Nathan in Los Angeles, as well as three grandsons.
Evenson is not sure when he'll retire. "I'd kind of miss it if I didn't do it," he admitted. And with a tinge of sadness, this endangered species is left to concede: "I doubt if there'll be another barber (in Morris) if I quit."


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Every year, the Government of Rajasthan releases the recruitment notification to hire the talented and eligible candidates for the desired posts. This year also the results were same as the department has released a large number of vacancies for the empty posts available. This time, the vacancies were issued for the posts of constables. According to the official notice, the Rajasthan Police Constable Vacancies are released to fill up 12540 number of posts in the organization. The applicants those who are eligible need to apply for the recruitment through online mode.
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A 22-year-old driver suspected of being under the influence of drugs and alcohol was arrested early Wednesday morning in a crash on the Rincon Indian Reservation.
The man was headed east on North Paradise Creek Lane near Valley Center Road about 6:15 a.m. in a Honda Civic when he drifted into westbound lanes and sideswiped a Toyota Tacoma, California Highway Patrol Officer Jim Bettencourt said.
The man told officers he had just taken off his seat belt and was reaching for his iPod, Bettencourt said.
He said the collision sent the Honda driver, Cory Allen of Valley Center, into the windshield.
Allen did not have to be hospitalized, and he was booked into Vista jail on numerous charges including DUI, driving without a license, having an open container, narcotics possession and possession for sale. He is being held on $180,000 bail.
The driver in the Toyota was not injured, Bettencourt said.


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we now elect presidents according to what gives the offers, performance, truth, honesty. that's not a factor. but the next four years be different from the first? no. gasol agenda president. bob from texas says thank you for the information. if only the american people would pay attention to what you report. i cannot believe this and in congress from the country without a budget. we love hearing from you. send me an e-mail. finally, as if things are bad enough, just a few months after the storm hit the area gets walloped by a snowstorm. now they will have to pay more in property taxes. no kidding. according to the new york post, the city is going ahead with planned tax hikes coming property values have shot up, even in neighborhoods devastated by sandy. many homeowners in these areas have not finished even making repairs, and many have not been able to move back, yet. the hike in property taxes is
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not new. part of a five-year plan put in place that would assess values and a regular basis. this was said to happen even beffre sandy. talk about our list. huckabee raise people's property taxes when some people don't have any property to go back to. coming up tomorrow, the president gets set to deliver his state of the union address and we get reaction from former cbo director. you want to hear that. that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a great night in the see right back here tomorrow. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president obama preparing to pivot to job creation in tomorrow state of the union address in which he is expected to call for a renewed focus on jobs. of course, more government spending. we will show you how many times
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the president has had to pivot. also tonight among the latest on of 150-foot wide asteroid that is expected to come closer to striking earth than any other on record. the scientists say the * most likely threat is to the hundreds of weather and telecommunications satellites in geostationary orbit some 22,000 miles above the earth. and what a small college with a big idea, a big idea that could create chaos for more than 4,000 colleges and universities in the country if they follow suit. that plan may prove expensive and embarrassing to all those schools. we'll tell you all about it. we begin with the president's fourth state of the union address and his expected calls for more taxes, more spending, and yet another predicted job creation. a white house aide telling the "wall street journal" the president obama will call for spending aimed at creating jobs,
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nothing new from a president who has made this declaration repeatedly since he took office in 2009. >> right now our number one focus has to be jobs. and encouraging business investment. at think we are past the crisis point in the economy, but we now have to pick and focus on jobs and growth. >> my principal bull for focus, number one focus is going to be making sure that we are competitive, a growing and creating jobs, not just now, but well into the future. >> at a time when our economy is still recovering from the recession, our top priority has to be jobs and growth. lou: despite his repeated claims that job creation is his top priority, 20 trillion americans remain out of work, underemployed, or have given up on finding work. the unemployment rate that
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almost 8%. a tent of a percent higher than when president obama took office. meanwhile, president obama says his administration is already more than half wait toward its goal of deficit reduction with the president calling for more tax hikes to finish the job. it. >> over last few years democrats and republicans have come together and cut our deficit by more than two and a half trillion dollars to a balanced mix of spending cuts and higher tax rates for the wealthiest americans. that's more than halfway toward the $4 trillion in deficit reduction that economists and elected officials from both parties say we need to stabilize our debt. i believe we can finish the job to see where we started it, with a balanced mix of more spending cuts and more tax reform. lou: the obama -- obama propaganda machine insists jobs have never fallen below priority number one despite the president's preoccupation with gun control, comprehensive immigration reform.
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ed henry has our report. >> well president obama only use the word jobs twice in his inaugural address, his team is now building tuesday's big speech as it continues a major push on the economy. >> you will hear the president's state of the union l1 from him for his plan to create jobs and grow the middle class. the president has viewed the two speeches, the inaugural address the state of the union as 2x in the same plate. >> that has featured lots of scenes with the president focusing instead on gun-control, immigration reform, and other issues. headlines this weekend about the president pivoting back to jobs, of frays republicans say the effort nearly a dozen times since mr. obama first tried to put it back from health care. >> the president spent most of his first term avoiding the issues americans cared about most. what i'm suggesting is you got to the same thing this time around.
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>> white house officials note the overall thrust of the inaugural address was about helping the middle class and despite other issues popping up, jobs a priority number one. >> there is no privilege here. the president's principal preoccupation since he ran for this office beginning of 2,007 has been what we need to do to make our economy work for the middle-class. >> and get the public appears to believe those efforts have fallen short with a poll finding last week 53 percent of the public believes the nation is still in a recession. another challenge for the president, signaling he will be more combative toward republicans tuesday night and will say little about cutting the size of government even the latest fox news poll found that when asked what issues they are extremely concerned about, number one was government spending, just ahead of health care and the economy, despite democratic leader nancy pelosi claiming washington does not have a spending problem. >> it is almost a false argument to say we have a spending
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problem. we have a budget deficit problem we have to address. >> policy went on to claim that nothing brings more money into the u.s. treasury than investing in education. investing, another word for spending. lou: they cute. fox news chief white house correspondent. well, turning to the president's state of the union address, will he be able to convince americans that a recession start economy can turn around now that he places jobs at the top of his party list? joining us is stephen hayes, senior writer for the weekly standard, fox is contributor, washington's examiner, chief political correspondent. good to have you here. let's start with you. you found a list of interesting headlines to suggest that this is not a new experience for the president to lead the nation end up of it. >> he has done it over and over again. the biggest was back when he was
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involved in passing obamacare for year from 2009-10. he has promised this a lot. i don't think once beach is going to change anything because there was a new report that came out from rutgers university. the unemployment rate is almost 8 percent, but it showed that 23 percent of americans have lost a job sometime in the last four years. president obama's time in office. another 11 percent have somebody in there household lost a job. one-third of the american people who have lost a job as a result of this economic downturn since obama has been in office. one speech is not going to change their pessimism on the economy. lou: the very thought of a new address from this president on the economy and job creation with nancy pelosi saying that spending is not the problem as it calls for more spending, is there some point at which we become simply abused children?
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because this is becoming -- i mean, it's awfully tiresome. people were saying things that are fundamentally, empirically, demonstrably untrue and we look up and they are elected officials of our government. >> it's pretty extraordinary. nancy pelosi was basically just echoing sentiments from the president and self. reported in the "wall street journal" that barack obama had told john that he did not believe there was a spending problem. i followed up a couple weeks later with the speaker's office. the white house never even pushed back on the claim that the president had told the speaker that there was a spending problem in the country. it was something that the white house basically accepted as true , the president said this, there was not a spending problem. so how to republicans tried said breached good-faith agreements or good-faith negotiations about reducing the size and scope of
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government with a president who does not believe that that is to happen? lou: and reports today that the white house is calling on the house to come up and talk sequester, precisely what the speaker said he would not do. is that trap being laid? is it springing as we speak? >> the president would like to lay the trap. in a speech is going to talk about some of the terrible things that would happen if sequestration goes through. as far as i can tell from talking to republicans and house and senate, they are pretty dug in on this because sequestration is a law right now. to nothing in these cuts happen. if you opened it back up as the president is going to make the case for doing and create some sort of mixture of some budget cuts and then new taxes in the form of expanding the base toward getting rid of some new polls, you're not going to get the cuts that you already have
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in law. lou: nothing fascinates me so much says talking about sequestration, budget deficits, mounting national debt, getting down to all those zeros. i think the american people have had a bellyful of this act from both parties, this president, the speaker, whoever it may be in washington. is it about time that we found somebody with in this congress, within the senate and perhaps the white house roving the halls lated night, someone who could talk about the quality of life in this country, a vision for the future and how we're going to go about getting there without a senate that will pass a budget, president to will not propose sincerely a budget, and the blueprint for our future. is it about time some people awaken doubt there? >> is long past time, i would argue. you are hearing some of these
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things from republicans. at the republicans deserve credit for doing the kinds of things that they have to restrain spending whether its passing the budget, already passing bills. lou: the expression ad nauseam, doesn't it tryout to have that addition when we talk about that? my lord, give it a rest. let's talk about something bigger, better, and more effective because this has been a whale that we have heard for the past four years. it is unhelpful now. >> i don't agree with you on that. it is actually something when republicans go to the trouble of passing a budget and taking on -- lou: i agree with you about that. do it. they have done it. as a matter of fact, they have done 17 times. at what point do you say, we have put down a marker. >> i think that is the frustrating part for
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republicans. they have done this now. the question is what can you do with control of just one house of congress to back it is clearly not -- lou: one thing you can do is now where a seven the other thing you might be able to do if you chose to do that is start articulating the new end compelling message. you get the last word. >> if you listen to republicans they will say, they were locked into doing a lot of these things there really was a law that would have raised taxes. had to be dealt with and really is the debt ceiling. lou: no problem with that. >> if you listen to the now they're trying to switch to this message. the number two guy in the house gave a speech at the american institute. american enterprise institute clearly talking, stressing quality of life issues for middle-class families. listen to what he says. the republican response to the state of the union. he will be talking about that. they are trying to picture of some of these fiscal fights to a more quality of life america
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economic well-being argument. lou: i think the pivot will be looking for it. cannot wait for the reality. and thank you both. >> thank you. lou: president obama awarded the medal of honor to clinton from a share, a former active duty army staff sergeant who fought off a 2009 television attack in afghanistan. the 31 year-old rallied 53 of our troops who obama's says were outnumbered, outgunned, almost overrun. it was a date as long fire fight against 300 heavily armed taliban and insurgence. a combat outpost, and isolated base located in eastern afghanistan. >> i accept this tremendous honor on behalf of all soldiers who have served with me that they. that a soldier's it did not make it. and for the rest of the team the fought valiantly and magnificently that they, forever
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be humbled by the bravery, the commitment to service and the loyalty for one another. lou: the fourth living person to receive the military's highest ever for -- highest honor. the northeast slowly returning to normal after being buried under a record-setting snowstorm over the weekend that left at least zero people dead in new england. schools remain closed across much of new england and new york today. 140,000 homes and businesses still without power. meanwhile residence in mississippi are cleaning up after tornadoes cut a 75-mile path of destruction across the south central portion of the state. at least 63 people were injured. 200 homes damaged or destroyed red storm rising. is america more communist china and china more capitalist than
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america? we will figure it out in the "chalk talk." the economy is cooling. moody's chief economist tells us where we're headed.
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♪ lou: president obama expected to call for more spending in tomorrow state of the union address. moody's chief economist joins us to tell us how the markets will react. just moments. first stocks opened with modest losses. the dow jones industrial down 22, s&p lost a point and nasdaq down to. two and a half million shares traded on the big board. i'll ask what that means. the lowest reading level since the 28 to december. fox business charlie gasparino reporting that that nasdaq group
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holding talks about taking them as -- nasdaq market private. the company is working on of rest what size workable computer. and i watch. the price of gold down almost $18 a day. crude oil up the dollar 301 closing above $97 per barrel. so far this year will up almost 6%. in the bond market the government's tenure treasury closing with a yield of just under 2%. passengers on a five day cruise in the gulf of mexico are spending a few more than five days. the ship's engines caught fire over the weekend. that was not helpful. sending more than 42 wondered passengers and crew in the gulf. the ship being towed to port in mexico where it is expected by wednesday. passengers will be flown back to galveston when the ship left just last thursday.
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the stock down just a little. my next guest says the market's disapprove of employment programs funded by higher federal spending. joining us now with his outlook, chief economist for moody's capital market. we are looking at a market that is still hot. ten days ago the dow jones industrials. were off from that. what's been going on? >> of six and a half% for the year to date. that's pretty good. lou: up even more ten days ago. quite a few points. >> i think it's just biding time. it's also not being driven by expectations of faster earnings growth. i think it's basically the consequence of the expectation that bond yields stay low and in order to avoid the dangers of low bond yields as well as low
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returns yet more money moving into equities. lou: if that is the case you go by the rotation idea. >> i would say and by the rotation. more money is coming out of the special dividends that we had at the end of 2012 as well as a lot of money coming out of those money market mutual funds paying close to 0% interest. lou: the president talking about jobs, pivoting to jobs once again. he wants more spending. just about done with that. regarding how we eventually result the u.s. unsustainable federal budget situation white -- why aren't wall street firms, business saying straight out flat at what they very well note that the rest of the country needs to hear because the
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parties that are making this look like a partisan battle just say flat out this is a crazy idea, mr. president. it is down to keep spending money and throwing in a way in creating greater debt for generations of americans. it's time to act like a grown-up. why don't they say things like that? >> i really don't have the answer other than the fact that they think their is a cost of being honest about the and sustainability of the current federal budget. lou: a cost to that. this president as an opportunity to say something new. >> one positive. one positive shock. it does not cross my -- cost much these regulations. if they did so in the energy front that could generate a lot more jobs, help put some downward pressure on energy costs which spurs consumer
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spending. lou: i certainly hope there were listening. thank you for being here. walking away with the top spot. the economy brought and $36 million for universal pictures. considering it received harsh reviews. much of the focus on the weight of the leading lady. talk about unkind. last week number one. the warm bodies call the second place. the new crime drama. side effects came in third. the $10 million for open road films. up next republican senators working for real answers on benghazi in exchange for dropping a threat to hold the president's nominations to run the cia and the defense department. we will tell you have those nominees do. new evidence of china's threat to america amended can be found
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in international trade statistics, just like to have been saying for a many years? quite a few. that "chalk talk" is next. [ shapiro at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your imptant legal matters in just minutes. protect youramily... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side.
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♪ lou: i love that word. the president's state of the union address tomorrow expected the mark up have it back to the economy. job creation. here is why the president should never have strayed away from the economy. new figures out today show that china has now officially surpassed the united states and is the world's biggest, biggest trading nation. china's exports and imports of goods last year, exports and imports totaled almost 4 trillion. compared to the u.s.
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yes. it's that close. but that's not all. also posting a full year trading surplus of $231 billion. $231 billion. the united states report it a total trade deficit of just about $728 billion. that's a trillion dollars wing. -kendis is without any question. a trillion dollars wing. china also posted an over 8% increase in its gdp in the latest quarter compared to our stunning decline.
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it's unimaginable the thing that that growth rate feels light -- china's latest unemployment rate , unemployment, unemployment rate of 4%. and china's government debt, yes, they have a debt. ours is a 16 and a half trillion dollars in debt. but you know what, i can't believe that the chinese feel a little bit better about tears because are going to add another trillion dollars hours. meanwhile, the united states those china almost 2 trillion.
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there is no counterweight. it's a little problem for us to know what is after all the communist nation almost $2 trillion we are big shot capitalists. what is wrong? we are going to be talking about that very issue throughout the week, looking at how the united states model comparison europe's model. is the communist model any more sustainable? if no one has of model that is working maybe it's time to look at the possibility of a new model or perhaps we should return to the values that created all of this wealth for nearly all of the world. certainly all of america. the continue in a moment. a another state of the union address. another pivot to jobs.
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the president obviously does not hold his cabinet members in high regard. since 2009 the president's cabinet meetings have been steadily declining pros six in each of his first two years to four in 2011 and that trend is accelerating. only three cabinet meetings were held last year. you can see why anyone would be excited to join such an important organization as this president's cabinet. the white house firing back republican senator lindsay gramm after he threatened to all the nominations over the benghazi attack. >> what is unfortunate here is the continuing attempt to politicize an issue, in this case kutcher nominees that themselves had nothing to do with benghazi and to do so in no way that only does harm to of our national security interest. they need to be confronted. lou: joining us, fox news
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security analyst. convicted the blind shaken also the author of spring fever, the illusion of islamic democracy. that's his most recent book. but the only one by any stretch of the imagination. good to have you here. you know, i feel sorry. he seems very upset that senators mccain and gramm would actually show leaders and insist upon information about unrest in carrying out there functions. is there anything we can do to correct senator mccain? >> i think if he was that of said he ought to suggest the president did out there as strongly support his candid it's. this is very similar to what happened in george bush 41. he nominated mild boss, john
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tower. secretary of defense. terrible, permission hearings and various other problems after that. bush did not step up and supporting. lou: in this league of history as become problems. lou: twist in the wind long enough and that that point i think he is in big trouble. lou: twisting. it turns out we just received word that there are two speeches that the former senator had given in 2008 dealing with israel that he did not report. since his views on israel are part of this problem here, but it's unfortunate to think to be defense secretary or want to be, to have this mission. >> he had a number of omissions about as well. he spent a number of speeches.
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the problem saying dumb things is hardly a this qualifier. otherwise have the people who are in the administration and probably a lot of of ministration would not be a. the problem is the people who he is giving the speeches for into he has been colluding and aligning with over the years. lou: one example. i'm sorry. i'm getting confused. >> there is at least one group that is the main lobby for the iranian regime in the united states. he has been friendly with. report came out last week which is not confirmed yet. also not denying it very vigorously that one of the groups behind the speeches may have been announced as a friend of the moss. lou: that has a ring to it. >> it is confirmed. he will have a really hard time being secretary of defense. lou: why does this man want to be secretary of defense?
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>> obama once in. a similar world view. the problem will be when he gets to testify before congress they're going to eat him alive. when he tries to say their is a defense budget it will eat him alive. the other thing is there are too extreme the qualified people the president obama could turn to shed the nomination get in trouble. the first woman, number three. the first woman secretary of defense and the current number two, both very well respected by both sides of the aisle. lou: it's going to be interesting to see where we go. what do you think? does he make it? >> i think unfortunately brennan makes it and he is the more troublesome of the tube. if you can imagine that. it sounds like you will sail through. they did not give him a challenging time of the hearing. lou: to you agree? >> probably. the bigger -- i agree, the bigger one we should pay attention to is not what speeches he made to which group.
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but author of the drug wars, we are now going to be conducting american foreign policy and military policy on the basis of drones. lou: let's take a look at the drawn strikes that accelerated markedly, dramatically under president obama from the bush years. freaky put that up to show how it is grown. 352 drone strikes in pakistan and yemen under president obama. 352, and in 63 in given since 2009. one strike under president bush. 289 strikes in pakistan verses 45 and the bush. last week, we only take such actions as a last resort to save lives. any actions will be legally grounded, the early anchored in intelligence. what does that sound like a rehearsed line? what the implications if he is confirmed? and i want to add one thing to this issue.
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a new website. a new website to me. coming out with this report that part of the problems that we are creating, the cia under david patraeus moving toward special operations instead of carrying out what has been traditionally its responsibility, intelligence gathering. where does all of this ploy? >> they always had two sides of the house. operations and intelligence analysis side. the strikes, the drone strikes at this point to me are not that offensive because frankly the one thing we know is we cannot allow it test set up a safe haven a place. that was the problem we had. lou: and not questioning the use what i am talking about is this administration has made such a
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dramatic increase in the number of those strikes that there does not seem to be much room for this, if you will, it almost -- well, it is a highly questionable to -- questionable theory the special operations for a big deal. drones are a big deal because everyone bought on to including the republican house oversight people. no basis for an opposition to say we don't agree with drones. >> of the opposition. >> i think it's great command and not squeamish. lou: said no think we will disagree. >> here is the problem. we are now using drone estimate getting not just the top guys to let down and down and having a lot of collateral damage. are we creating a whole new generation of people who hate us? number two, we have a president who is doing a thumbs up, thumbs down.
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at a like it. >> the culture is the problem in terms of hating us. prefectural. what i don't like about the drones is the idea that the president can unilaterally. the work takes place under the reauthorization for military force which is 12 years old and acred in september 11th. you have to ave congressional buy yen. congress is authorized overdoing we're now getting into a questionable character. >> also we are lowering the bar. not a good idea to go to war in easy for us to play a video game and go to war that way. i do think we should think twice , two, three, and four times before we commit american forces to battle. >> said think the issue is that we have raised a military that does not think in terms of victory. a bunch of politicians to worry about going through a sensitivity training. i would love to have somebody
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>> now they say it is. the economy this week. last week it was immigration. you know, it's a lot of different things. >> this has been the same that we have seen over the last four years. do everything but. the first journey focusing on health care, no it's consumed with gun control and immigration reform. lou: you point out that can control, the president got it done. he had pelosi and reid get it done, but they got it done. since then, and leave dodd-frank at of it, says then there has been nothing. effectively nothing. >> if you come back to the economy and talk about jobs, when you get attacked for something else you can say, look, and trying to fix the economy. lou: you can say it any more. lou: the unemployment rate is above where the president was. the worst recovery in this
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♪ lou: were back with the "a-team." let's get to the jobs. let's start with the jobs. this president is -- if this were president bush is this simple, there would be a -- the "washington post" to be headlining in everyday. a left-wing media, 90 percent of the cable programs would be all over mr. bush. we hear nothing, nothing.
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>> we hear a few squeaks from the entire government right as they're being called. the extreme left a lot of people who care about civil liberties. other than that, you're right, he gets a pass on having terror tuesday's are he and a bunch of guys sit around and draw circles around people's names, the names of americans. and i just find this shocking as someone who supports the job program, i still find that shocking. what i find more shocking is the lack of outrage among my colleagues in the media. >> i could not agree. lou: pratt of the propaganda machine. >> i am an american first a propagandist second. i have to agree on all counts. this is very, very, very hurtful . it was done to protect this of ministration. it in front of the problem
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before it began. lou: the idea goes to the new york times. that should raise. >> nbc. lou: instead of the new york times you have to say why was that? was the purpose. it is a time-honored tactic public-relations as well as propaganda. [talking over each other] >> the left for years, not just one day as we are seeing with this groan strike, every single day for years the left in the media in this country pounded president bush over every single counter-terrorism policy, rendition, black said of interrogation, indefinite detention, data mining, or in this wiretapping, and with the exception of enhanced interrogation techniques president obama has accepted and then dropped it every single policy.
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taking it one step further. [talking over each other] >> this administration, and i have to say this clearly. more cia findings. that is kind of an interesting. the press is let him get away with it. >> no more people who have been killed by drones than water boarding lou: that is a terrific point. the likelihood is we're going to see it continue. the question is what will be the result as we watch the hearings unfold beginning tomorrow and on to wednesday? >> i do. >> i think a 50 / 50 proposition . republicans actually put their money where their mouths are and hold on this. it brinnin i think it's through
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Heheh, I love it when Canada beats the U.S. to this kind of thing.
Telesat Canada has long been a very dominant player in the murky world of communications satellites, and it looks like they've pulled an ace out of their sleeve with this one.
Anik F2 will be using the previously unused and experimental Ka Bands, instead of the Ku Bands that are currently used by communications satellites.
What this means, is that you will soon be able to get satellite broadband anywhere in North America, for just slightly more than cable broadband costs.
> Yes, there will be some latency issues, but it won't be near as bad as current sat broadband.
The latency will be exactly the same as the current two-way satellite service I described above, unless they can change the speed of light. At minimum, it is the altitude of the satellite times four, divided by the speed of light. The satellite altitude is fixed at about 22,300 miles, because it must be at that altitude in order to remain over a fixed position on earth (orbital mechanics). So, it's 89,200 miles, divided by 186,000 miles per second, or 480 milliseconds, plus the delay in the modem, satellite and ground station electronics, plus the "internet" delay, which is roughly the same for any connection to a given server.
In practice, 480 milliseconds is the minimum, because the client and the ground station are rarely located directly below the satellite, so the signal must take a longer path (trigonometry), and the speed of light is slower than 186,000 miles per second in air -- 186,000 miles per second is the maximum speed of light in a vacuum.
vkaryl, yes this is similar to full-duplex voice over satellite.
I hope the bird can be launched successfuly. It will be a great boon to those who can't get any other kind of connection. I just get testy when they market it as being equivalent to DSL or cable speeds.
The latency there is worse because you're "click" has to be transmitted through the phone service to the ISP, which does the processing, before anything gets sent to the satellite, in turn to be sent back to your computer. It's a more circuitous route, so more latency. (I think, I really haven't much messed around with sat broadband).
Technical issues aside, and setting aside the obvious benefits for the hermits among us (I'm already stock-piling logs for my cabin in the rockies...)
Anyone see this as potentially making a big difference in rural communities? Especially in terms of increasing the information available for small rural schools, where education tends to lag behind the urban schools?
Other potentially neat applications:
Tracking gear hooked up to a dish on the roof of your motorhome/SUV/name the vehicle of your choice.
Broadband enabled passenger aircraft.
Broadband on cruise ships.
Collapseable, battery operated, backpack broadband you can take with you anywhere you can walk or hike or climb. Mebbe a bit heavy for the sport trekker, but for survey crews, arctic exploration, remote location seismic crews, etc.... Could be a boon.
Thanks for the real-world info from a user of this. It's some of the most important knowledge when evaluating something new like this, especially with all the fantasies we all have about higher speed access. Reality is sometimes a bit more disappointing.
good for those on boats and such i guess
Going back to the original G&M article I posted at the begining of the thread, indications are for it to hit the consumer market at slightly more than cable broadband.
As for the latency issue:
An even better way to beat it would be to install an infinite improbability drive inside the modem, powered by a nice source of brownian motion. The modem could then flip instantly, and at all times, between your desktop, the satellite, and the base ground receiver, carrying your data with it as it goes.
And *poof* the latency dissolves in a puff of improbability.
Reminds me that there's a book I want to write. I may be contacting a couple of you for information from the aliens. Consultancy pays, y'know?
*laughing* Anyway, this was an enjoyable thread for various reasons!
The problems experienced in dial up connections here include ISPs who completely ignore their bandwidth limitations, flaky undersea cables to regional communication hubs and an overloaded national Telecom network. People frequently have to wait until late evening to be able to read their mail. Satellite has got me around all of that but at a cost that is huge - US$6000 for the antenna, box and installation plus US$1000 per month. A lot of the upfront bill was for freight and international travel by the installation staff. We load the monthly cost into our product and recover it that way.
Quite frankly 600ms latency is a trivial issue compared to trying to read the New York Times through the local services. We often got connections of 28k but that's meaningless when the average terrestial network speed is somewhere in the sub 10k area. Maybe those problems don't occur in the North American backwoods but it's reality in much of the 3rd world and satellite is the only way around it. It allows you to connect directly to an earth station in an advanced country. Incidentally my daughter uses messaging and chat services daily and has no problem with either.
Of course, HTTP Pipelining can reduce this if you use a browser that supports it (e.g., Mozilla), but the pipelining only kicks in after the first request has received a response. Until then, the browser doesn't know what version of HTTP the server supports.
There are several additional layers of protocol involved in sat connections, plus custom software to handle the prefetching mentioned above, and that's why you must use a PC to connect to the satellite modem; you cannot connect the satellite modem to a router, because a router won't understand the additional protocol layers on top of TCP/IP. If you want to share the connection, you'll need a satellite-aware proxy program - there are several good and inexpensive ones available - and an additonal network card to connect to your other machines via your local network.
I am waiting for Wild Blue to get going and see how it works. Thought about Direcway but think I'll wait & see where things are going.
Sad thing for me is I am only about 4 or 5 miles from cable or dsl.
Pipelining should help avoid having to make a different http request for each little gif/jpg on a page. HTH
It's more of an issue up here than in the US, a higher % of the pop lives outside cities, either in the countryside or in small communities where setting up a land based broadband service would be unjustifiable due to the small size of the market.
Looking at sats as an alternative. Are there any particular providers that are cost effective?
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StarBand and DirecWay are the two major players in the American fixed-location market. Mobile-satellite internet service is much more expensive -- Probably not worth considering for household use.
Emerging technologies are LMDS and cellular-based systems. LMDS is a point-to-point microwave system -- Search for "wireless internet (service) provider(s)" or maybe "wireless broadband" to find availability info. The cellular systems use the same infrastructure that's in use now to support internet-capable cell phones.
The LMDS approach is the most straightforward and (today) most capable deployed techology, IMO, *if* you can get it.
Definitely do a lot of research before jumping into this; Things are changing fast, and more options are opening up. And realy dig deep on searches -- Some of the best "local" providers have sites which are very hard to find because of all the ISP directories and the "loose" use of technical terms causing overlap of unrelated search topics.


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Millions across the United States recite this phrase in their Pledge of Allegiance. Most Western nations share the ideal of living under God's guidance. We know the right words. But how do we measure up to them in practice?
For many years, the United States has defined itself as "one nation under God"—a phrase in its Pledge of Allegiance that millions of schoolchildren have learned since the 1950s. A recent Gallup Poll revealed that more than 90 percent in the U.S. claim to believe in God; in fact, almost 70 percent say that religion is an important part of their lives.
Last May, U.S. News & World Report ran an article on "Faith in America," observing that there are more churches, synagogues, temples and mosques per capita in the U.S. than in any other nation on Earth. Yet, for all of the talk about religion, it seems that the greatest religious value in America is the value of tolerance, rather than the pursuit of truth.
The article noted: "More than three in four Americans believe all religions have at least some elements of truth—even though few say that they know much about religions other than their own. And nearly 70 percent think spiritual experiences are the most important part of religion. 'If one's religion is more about individual identity than doctrine or creed, it's a lot easier to be tolerant,' says Egon Mayer, a sociologist at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. [A recent Gallup Poll] says that the high degree of religious tolerance reflects, in part, 'not only a lack of knowledge of other religions, but an ignorance of one's own faith.' In some polls, Mayer says, 'you have professing Christians saying, "Yes, Jesus is the only way" and also "Yes, there are many paths to God." It's not that Americans don't believe anything, they believe everything'" (USN&WR, May 6, 2002).
In his final New Testament epistle, the Apostle Paul wrote about this same attitude and outlook: "But know this, that in the last days perilous times will come: for men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, unloving, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, traitors, headstrong, haughty, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having a form of godliness but denying its power. And from such people turn away" (2 Timothy. 3:1–5)!
Yes, throughout the Western world we find a "form of godliness." Like many of the English-speaking nations, the United States conducts itself as a "religious" nation, though favoring no one religion. But how do its citizens actually live from day to day? Do they live by the Ten Commandments, or by the sad list of qualities Paul mentioned? Despite a form of godliness, rebellious nations deny the power of that godliness by ignoring God's authority to teach mankind how to live.
In the aftermath of the September 11 tragedy, the people of the U.S. experienced a great upsurge in patriotic display and rhetoric. The subject of God even found its way into public discourse, to a degree unprecedented in the recent past.
But what most people really want is a "teddy bear" God—a deity with whom they can "cuddle up" for comfort, rather than a God who loves them enough to tell them how to live. Do we want God to tell us how to worship Him? How to treat our families? How to treat our fellow man? No! Most of us want to worship God in whatever way makes us most comfortable! We desire a "form of godliness"—church buildings, religious symbols and easy talk about "spirituality." But we deny God's real authority over our lives!
The U.S. may call itself "one nation under God," but, like so much of the Western world, its actions—its rampant disobedience against God—show the hollowness of those words. Thankfully, true Christians can buck this trend and obey God individually, even while praying for sorely needed national repentance.
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It's my room! I can do what I want! You can't tell me what to do! You can't make me take it down! I won't! Leave me alone! Gosh, why are you always on my case?
Score: Teenager 1, parents 0, buyers 0
It's my room! I can do what I want! You can't tell me what to do! You can't make me take it down! I won't! Leave me alone! Gosh, why are you always on my case?
Score: Teenager 1, parents 0, buyers 0
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This Mesa, Arizona bedroom could use more pillows.
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Older home, built before 1978. Could have lead-based paint. Be careful. Would not pass FHA appraisal inspection.
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Someone in Glendale, Arizona likes/loves Justin Bieber.
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Close-up real estate photos are good for featuring details. But for most buyers, they want to see the whole room in one photo. Here's one poor example.
Close-up of the closet.
To the left, half of a window.
To the left again, the other half of the window.
And to the left one more time, another part of the bedroom.
This is the only photo of another bedroom.
This photo's caption reads, "Bathtub." It's the only photo of the bathroom.
This is the dining room.
Another close-up photo of the dining room. There are no photos of the entire dining room.
The living room. Floor, that is.
This is the only other photo of the living room.
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If you add enough bubble bath to the water, the bubbles will cover up the ugly. Add some rose petals and candles, and it will look like a spa retreat. Tomah, Wisconsin home.
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Dothan, Alabama home could use some help with furniture & décor staging.
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Thiruvananthapuram, June 23 (IANS) Three migrant labourers in the state have been identified with kala azar or 'black fever', said Kerala health authorities.
A top state health officer on condition of anonymity said that one case has been detected in Thrissur and two in Malappuram district.
Kala azar or black fever in medical lexicon is known as Visceral leishmaniasis (VL), and is prevalent in central India and parts of north India, but not in Southern India.
One of the patients currently being monitored for the disease is from Jharkhand.
Fever outbreak at the onset of monsoon is very common in Kerala. But the nodal officer for H1N1 in the state Amar S. Fettle said that at the moment things are under control and all precautionary activities are being undertaken.
"I am in touch with health officials in all the districts through video conferencing and all the necessary inputs for them are given on a day-to-day basis," said Fettle.
Meanwhile, cases of various other diseases like dengue, malaria and rat fever have been reported from central districts of the state and also from Kasargod and Kozhikode.


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Minnesota is joining a pilot project to combine and centralize the country's digital library collections.
The Minnesota Digital Library, a collaboration of the University of Minnesota, the Minnesota Historical Society and other institutions, will be an early contributor to the Digital Public Library of America, or DPLA.
The Minnesota Digital Library will receive $350,000 in grant money to take part in the project.
"One of the functions of the DPLA is to coalesce all of these regional or state digital libraries into a unified national resource which has a lot of powerful possibilities," said John Butler, associate librarian at the university.
That could have profound impacts for educators, for hobbyists, for genealogists, first to aggregate large amounts of data from these collections and then bring to it the kind of analysis or retrieval or viewing tools on top of data that has been pulled together by the DPLA," Butler said.


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iFranchise Group Discusses the Importance of High-Tech Information Storage and Delivery for Successful Franchise Systems
HOMEWOOD, IL – The iFranchise Group (www.ifranchisegroup.com), a leading franchise consulting firm based in the Chicago area, recently held a seminar for the franchise community that included information and guidance on how to use technology to help ensure quality control within franchise systems.
"Controlling quality and maintaining operational consistency is vitally important to the success of any franchise,†stated franchise consultant and iFranchise Group CEO, Mark Siebert. "It is the cornerstone of replicating any business model across a network of locations. That's why franchisors continually need to find ways to provide easy access to current information to their franchisees.â€
Highlights from the seminar included a discussion of best practices in the creation, maintenance, and delivery of critical documents such as confidential operations manuals and other franchise training materials.
Secure Intranet Sites for Confidential Document Storage. Not long ago, creating online access to essential documents was cost-prohibitive to many franchise companies. But technological advances have made the cost to set-up and maintain system-wide intranets much more accessible to franchisors of all types and sizes. And, at the same time, people on both the franchisor and franchisee side of the equation today are more comfortable with accessing critical information electronically rather than in hard copy.
Therefore, with cost and usage barriers no longer an issue, franchisors are finding that housing their confidential and mission-critical documents – such as operations manuals -- in a secure online setting provides them with a number of key advantages. Important information stored and accessed electronically can be:
Online Training Libraries. iFranchise Group franchise consultants and executives went on to show that conducting franchisee training through an online learning management system, both at start-up and on an ongoing basis, has similar benefits. While online training cannot completely replace in-person, hands-on training, the advantages include:
Franchisors interested in learning more about how to create and maintain state-of-the-art quality control and training systems for their businesses are encouraged to contact iFranchise Group for more information.
iFranchise Group (www.ifranchisegroup.com ), is a leading franchise consulting firm that offers the skills of the nation's top professionals in franchise strategic planning, operations training and documentation, franchise marketing and sales, advertising fund management, franchise recruitment, and development of Internet-based applications for emerging and established franchise companies worldwide.
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Payday Loan and Cash Advances: Learning Guide
Payday Loan and Cash Advances
A payday loan is one of the speediest and most advantageous alternatives for getting a loan for a crises before your next payday. However getting a payday loan may not be easy if you don't know how to get one. Thus we are hoping to answer all your general inquiries identified with payday loans and cash advances.
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Day by day we must meet our regular bills and any unexpected bills and sometimes we just don't have the money. This is where payday loans come in handy. Payday loans are an exceptionally mainstream choice nowadays. This credit is known by many names like "Loan", "Paycheck advance", "Check advances", and "Payday advances". Give us a chance to comprehend what is a payday loan or a cash advance and how and when is it ok to be utilized for your needs. Cash advances are unsecured loans, which can be utilized for meeting your crisis money related needs and is paid out of your next paycheck on your payday. Along these lines, cash advances are the most easy fast cash loans among alternate advances accessible in the online market.
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Saturday, 21 October, 2000, 00:02 GMT 01:02 UK
Spy chief quits in corruption scandal
The head of the Argentinian intelligence agency, who is a key aide to President Fernando de la Rua, has been forced to resign as the latest victim of the country's corruption scandal.
The decision comes after questions were raised about his role in a vote-buying scandal.
Fernando de Santibanes resigned under pressure from the ruling Alliance coalition.
A government auditor accused Mr Santibanes of hiding official cash from an investigation into bribes allegedly paid to the opposition Peronist Party to get them to pass a reform bill in April.
The resignation means the loss of the president's most trusted advisors but it will defuse tension within the Alliance.
It has been close to collapse as result of the scandal.
Mr De la Rua's promises to fight corruption helped win him the election last October after 10 scandal-riddled years under Peronist President Carlos Menem.
The bribes charges have not only weakened his government but spoiled his image as an honest reformer.
Frepaso leader Carlos Alvarez resigned as vice-president after the president failed to fire Mr De Santibanes and former Labour Minister Alberto Flamarique.
Alberto Flamarique, who denied links to bribes left the government soon after Mr Alvarez.
The former vice-president promises that Frepaso will not leave the Alliance.
But the vice-president's resignation has opened doubts over whether Mr De la Rua, who is head of the centrist Radical Party, will be able to continue pushing laws through Congress.
Mr De Santibanes is a wealthy private banker and personal friend of Mr De la Rua, whose free-market views are resented by many Alliance members.
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According to its self-reported version number, the instance of Apache
Tomcat 5.5.x listening on the remote host is prior to 5.5.34. It is,
there, affected by multiple vulnerabilities :
- Several weaknesses were found in the HTTP Digest
authentication implementation. The issues are as
follows: replay attacks are possible, server nonces
are not checked, client nonce counts are not checked,
'quality of protection' (qop) values are not checked,
realm values are not checked and the server secret is
a hard-coded, known string. The effect of these issues
is that Digest authentication is no stronger than Basic
authentication. (CVE-2011-1184, CVE-2011-5062,
- An error handling issue exists related to the
MemoryUserDatabase that allows user passwords to be
disclosed through log files. (CVE-2011-2204)
- An input validation error exists that allows a local
attacker to either bypass security or carry out denial
of service attacks when the APR or NIO connectors are
enabled. (CVE-2011-2526)
- A component that Apache Tomcat relies on called 'jsvc'
contains an error in that it does not drop capabilities
after starting and can allow access to sensitive files
owned by the super user. Note this vulnerability only
affects Linux operating systems and only when 'jsvc' is
compiled with libpcap and the '-user' parameter is
used. (CVE-2011-2729)
- Specially crafted requests are incorrectly processed by
Tomcat and can cause the server to allow injection of
arbitrary AJP messages. This can lead to authentication
bypass and disclosure of sensitive information. Note
this vulnerability only occurs when the
org.apache.jk.server.JkCoyoteHandler AJP connector is
not used, POST requests are accepted, and the request
body is not processed.(CVE-2011-3190)
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Mount Pleasant Police Department:
MOUNT PLEASANT (KYTX) - On Thursday April 18th at approximately 1:04 p.m. a two vehicle crash occurred in the 900 Blk. E. Ferguson in Mount Pleasant. A 1998 Gray Dodge Ram Truck driven by 49-year-old James Sharbine of Naples. Sharbine was traveling westbound on Ferguson and crossed over several lanes of traffic striking a Blake's Furniture delivery truck head on. The delivery truck was driven by 37-year-old Donald Holderby of Pittsburg.
Sharbine had to be cut out of his vehicle by fire department personnel. The delivery truck was occupied by one additional passenger. All occupants from both vehicles were transported to Titus Regional Medical Center by ambulance due to injuries received from the collision.
Sharbine was listed in critical condition at Titus Regional. He was expected to be flown to another hospital after his condition was stabilized. The occupants of the delivery vehicle were listed in good condition.
Mount Pleasant Police criminal and specialized crash reconstruction investigators are working the crash scene, Chief Wayne Isbell said. Investigators will try to determine why Sharbine crossed over into oncoming traffic hitting the other vehicle head on.
Charges are pending the investigation.


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I've been asked this a thousand times and i often give a thousand different answers, as typically each time you ask me, I think of something new to do with it and respond.
Deep Zoom is one of this fascinating differentiators we put into Silverlight that can be used and abused in a multitude of ways, often the only limitation imposed with it's usage is imagination.
My personal favorite usage of Silverlight DeepZoom was actually watching a member of my team, Arturo, give a presentation on Expression with it. Arturo being the creative soul he is, decided to tell a story in a non-PowerPoint way (hey he's a Microsoftee, so extra bonus points for this). This to me was exciting and fresh, as the medium went beyond the browser in so many ways, it now become an outlet to convey a message or story.
Tonight, I saw the same concept by Scott McLoud on Ted.com. Scott gives a brilliant lecture on the Understand Comics and he focus the attention on combining the old with the new, specifically how do you take a comic strip found on paper today and introduce a new approach to the medium of telling the story.
Watch this lecture on Ted.Com, and now to answer your question about what should you use Deep Zoom for?
Answer is simple, you tell me. Arturo has already.


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The holiday season is easily one of the best times of the year. You get to spend time with your family, eat cookies for breakfast, shop until you drop (sometimes for yourself) and you get a few well earned days off work. However fun they are, the holidays are also extremely expensive and stressful. Luckily, we've taken the financial burden and stress out of holiday party planning by sharing these three money saving appetizers!
Not only are these delicious appetizers easy, they are super cheap to make! When you have a to-buy list that totals more than your mortgage, you need party appetizers that cost next to nothing to serve at your annual party. Trust us, these are so good, no one will know they didn't cost anything to make!
Sweet and sour meatballs
Serves about 8
- 2 pounds of frozen meatballs
- 14 ounces of grape jelly
- 12 ounces of barbecue sauce
- Place all of the ingredients into a crock-pot and stir to mix.
- Set the crock-pot on low and cook for about 3 - 4 hours, or until the meatballs are tender. Stop at the 2-hour mark to stir the mixture together.
- Serve the meatballs with bread or enjoy on their own!
White bean cilantro dip
Recipe adapted from The Food Network
Serves about 6
- 1 (15) ounce can of white cannellini beans, drained
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons fresh cilantro
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Pita chips
- Add all of the ingredients (except the pita chips) into the basin of a food processor. Pulse on low until the mixture is creamy. Add additional salt or lemon juice to taste. Serve with pita chips and enjoy!
Caramelized onion and mushroom bruschetta
Serves about 10
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 French baguette, sliced
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1 cup of mushrooms, chopped
- 3 cloves garlic, chopped
- 2 tablespoons Captain Morgan black spiced rum
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 4 ounces goat cheese
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
- In a medium-sized pan over medium-high heat, melt the butter. Once melted, add the onions and cook until just soft, about 2 minutes. Add in the mushrooms and garlic and cook until softened, about 3 minutes. Add the rum and cook another 2 minutes, or until the liquid has evaporated. Add the salt and pepper and cook another minute.
- Remove from the heat and scoop about 1 teaspoon of mushroom, garlic and onion mixture onto each bread slice. Crumble about 1/2 an ounce of goat cheese on each bread slice.
- Bake the bruschetta for about 6 minutes, or until the goat cheese is a little melted and the bread is browned.
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SHOLING'S position at the foot of the Southern Division One South & West might not "make sense" – but it still sends a nasty shiver down boss Dave Diaper's spine.
Any chance the Boatmen had of climbing out of bottom spot were sunk on Wednesday when their scheduled home match against Swindon Supermarine was called off at 7pm due to a frozen pitch.
Diaper took the opportunity to have quick chat with his opposite number, Marine boss Dave Webb, and they agreed that having Sholing and second-to-bottom Yate Town propping up the table was mystifying given the proven quality of the two clubs.
In their three previous Southern League seasons, Sholing have never failed to make the play-offs.
As for Yate, they defied their poor league form by making it through to the FA Cup first round proper this term, humbling Conference National giants Newport County along the way.
"The Swindon manager said that everywhere they go people are talking about Sholing and Yate being down at the bottom and saying that we're in a false position," said Diaper.
"Everyone's aware that we should be at least mid-table and I must admit that it's a really weird feeling to be down where we are.
"Generally when a club's down at the bottom, there's a reason why they're not a decent outfit, but that's not the case this year.
"In previous seasons there were always three or four 'freebie' points, but there are none in this league now.
"Yate were bottom when they played at (high-riding) Merthyr Town last week and they beat them 2-1.
"It doesn't make sense that ourselves and Yate are where we are, but I still don't like the look of it.
For full story and more non-league, don't miss today's Daily Echo.
"We've got as many as eight games in hand over (mid-table) Evesham, but we've still got to win them."


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NEWARK, N.J., March 6 (UPI) -- U.S. drug maker Par Pharmaceutical has pleaded guilty to marketing a drug it developed for AIDS patients to an unapproved audience -- the elderly..
The drug, Megace ES, was approved by the Food and Drug Administration to combat "wasting" or dangerous weight loss that occurred with AIDS victims, the (Newark, N.J.) Star-Ledger reported Wednesday.
In 2005, just as their research and development investment in the drug was about to come to fruition, however, other treatment approaches beat Par Pharmaceutical to the punch and projected sales of the drug were lowered dramatically, the newspaper reported.
To recoup their investment, the drug maker began marketing Megace ES to combat weight loss among geriatric patients, even though that use was not approved, prosecutors said.
After a dragged out legal dispute, Par threw in the towel Wednesday, signing off on a deal that includes a $45 million payment to settle the case concerning a drug that netted the company $11 million.
The company will also be subject to vigorous scrutiny by the Department of Health and Human Services for the next five years, the newspaper said.
In the deal, the company executives will have to forfeit bonus pay if future malfeasance is discovered.
Company sales representatives are also banned from receiving "incentive compensation" for sales of the drug or from any spinoff product, the newspaper said.
U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman, said there were no known cases of harm the drug may have caused the elderly, but that was "not a risk that we should have to run."
Timothy McInnis, an attorney for two former company sales representatives, Michael McKeen and Courtney Combs, said in a statement that his clients would split $4.4 million of the settlement earmarked for whistle-blowers.


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Poor planning on my part was the reason for the absence from my blog for the last few days. One of the challenges of being a part-time blogger is that you have to plan ahead and have several back-up plans in case plans A and B fail. And in my world, plans A and B were epic fails this week. It didn't help either that I decided to pen a substantive posts for plan C and well there are now a few of those in various stages of development and all of them are far from being complete. This is why I had to dig deep into my photo archives to pull out this dress that I retired recently.
I bought this dress from… wait for it, Macys in 2006. That was the year that I started working at my firm. That is also the year that I discovered that big firms give out monetary gifts known as bonuses. A small portion of the bonus went towards this dress so it actually held some sentimental value. It did it's job though. I wore her to death and now it has finally taken its place in the donate pile. I am still finding it odd that even with my recent weight gain that it fits (although a little closer) and zips with ease but for some reason cannot now pass the bend over test. That's when you bend over to pick up something and then check the mirror to see how far the dress rides up for those of you that don't know. My "ride-up" made me look like I was wearing a t-shirt. So long dress! You will be missed.
I just hope that by the end of this week the weather will be amicable and that a photographer will be available this weekend.
Ossie took these photos!
One Love, Natasha


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Kenilworth's Abbey End Post Office will close for two weeks next month, as part of a modernisation plan.
Bosses said the office will have a new 'open-plan' look.
It will also be open for an extra hour and a half on Saturdays.
The refurbishment will start on Monday March 10 and it will open again at 1pm on Monday March 24.
Post office area manager Mark Jacobs said: "We understand how important the Post Office is to residents around Kenilworth and we are confident that this new modern Post Office service will meet the needs of the local community and secure services for the future."
"This modernisation is part of a three-year investment programme, the largest in the history of the Post Office, that will see around half of the Post Office network converting to new-style branches and marks a commitment to no more branch closure programmes.
"As part of Post Office plans to modernise the network and extend opening, Kenilworth Post Office will have three serving positions.
"These will be a mix of one traditional screened and one open plan serving positions and a post office serving point at the retail counter where many Post Office transactions can be made throughout shop opening hours.
"The same wide range of Post Office services will continue to be on offer."
The nearest offices available while the Abbey Road branch is shut are:
* Fieldgate Post Office, 16a High Street, Kenilworth, CV9 1LZ
* University of Warwick Post Office, Gibbet Hill Road, Coventry, CV4 7EQ