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BASSETERRE, St. Kitts, March 19th 2013 - About one year ago he was diagnosed with lymphoma (blood cancer). On Sunday March 17, St. Kitts and Leeward Islands batsman, Codville Rogers hit a splendid 111 not out for Rural West Zone Team in a Development Bank of St. Kitts and Nevis Premier Cricket League match against the St. Kitts Cricket Association's Development Team at Conaree Cricket Grounds.
The two-day match started on Saturday with the SKCA Development Team captained by Akeem Saunders winning the toss and choosing to bat. They were 140 all out off 42 overs which saw Le-Tang Ferdinand making 34 runs and Cameron Pennyfeather making 55 runs.
The SKCA Development Team had started on a promising note and was at one time 93 for 2 before their batting order collapsed. Doing the damage from the Rural West Zone Team's bowling were Elvin Berridge who took five wickets in 14 overs and Simeon Hardhat who took four wickets in seven over.
In reply, Rural West Team started batting on Saturday, and continued to Sunday. Captain Shane Jeffers made 160 runs, Dilyn Liddie 52 runs and Javal Hodge 80 runs. However, the most inspiring was Codville Rogers who was making his debut innings for this season after the cancer treatment, when he made 111 not out.
When he passed the 100 mark (after scoring 101), instead of raising his bat in the air, the left handed batsman pointed it to the pavilion. In a post-match interview, Rogers noted that he only returned to the Federation on February 7 from Miami, Florida, where he had been undergoing cancer treatment. "It is in remission," he said of his cancer.
Rural West Team made 466 for 8 (declared) off 107 overs and was declared the winner on first inning points. Bowling for SKCA Development Team saw Tristan Hanley take two wickets in 25 overs, Leachim Phipps three wickets in 22 overs, Vashas Aravind two wickets in 19 overs, and Viandre Edwards one wicket in seven overs.
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Every time I meet a woman, we go over the basic 4:
What is your name?
What do you do?
Are you in a relationship?
Do you have children?
Inevitably, if they have children, we sink into a warm bath of camaraderie. Thank God, we speak the same language.
It's the silk blouse of a woman's pant suit and it's also Eve's apple – the full implication of guilt, knowing we connect ourselves to others by only the idea of who we are.
We are mothers.
And that means we do things like pretend that is all we are.
It's easier for conversation.
I met this incredibly intense and interesting woman and I was drawn to her. And, when gifted with a lobster BLT and all of the time in the world, I still drew back to something in common. I started talking about my son's inability to wipe himself and my feigned disgust – because, as a mother, there is nothing truly disgusting about "the cling". We loathe it and embrace it so fully that we are nothing short of comical. GROW, but also, never leave. We are insane.
So, we are talking about ass wiping and I realize…my God, I am "that woman".
I actually have thoughts outside of my maternal realm. But, it's hard to step outside of that box. We paint our Motherhood on our bodies so completely that, by the end of every day, as much as we rail against the idea of, "I am not ONLY a mother." (And, by the way, how fucking dare you for even implying it!), we are just that – in thought, word and deed.
And, it must be true because when a beautiful, intelligent woman corners me into conversation, I… talk about wiping asses.
So, I invited her over for processed cheese because that is what one does when forced with being authentic. You can only offer up the least real part of yourself as tribute. "I eat processed cheese. It's not even food. Hence, I have shown you my weakness." and then you hopefully talk about shit other than wiping your 6 year old's ass.
I dreamed the dream. *cue starving (yet very humble) Les Mis understudies*
I made a pact with myself for Tuesday. We will not once talk about our children. We will talk about failed romance and drinking too much and the sight of our thighs in those fucking, god awful Target mirrors or a million other things. But, I have sworn to not talk about my kids. We have more to say to each other.
We must have so much more to say to each other.
Here's to mold breaking and "processed cheese product".

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There are still a couple things taking Version in their constructor (AnalyzingInfixSuggester/BlendedInfixSuggester), TEST_VERSION_CURRENT isn't needed anymore, and there are a number of places with :Post-Release-Update-Version:, which should be possible to remove completely.
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Commit 1651128 from Uwe Schindler in branch 'dev/branches/branch_5x'
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LUCENE-5900: Fix remaining issues with default matchVersion
Commit 1651127 from Uwe Schindler in branch 'dev/trunk'
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LUCENE-5900: Fix remaining issues with default matchVersion
I checked today, so I have to reopen this issue. Currently all the Tokenizer/TokenFilterFactories that require the matchVersion property in the map complain.
In 5.0 and trunk we wanted to use Version.LATEST by default, so we should change AbstractAnalysisFactory to use this constant as default, too (instead of NULL). The assureMatchVersion call is then obsolete, because it should always be non-null.
I will post a patch that fixes this.
Commit 1620524 from Ryan Ernst in branch 'dev/branches/branch_4x'
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LUCENE-5900: More Version cleanup (merged 1620509)
Commit 1620510 from Ryan Ernst in branch 'dev/branches/branch_4x'
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LUCENE-5900: More Version cleanup (merged 1620509)
Commit 1620509 from Ryan Ernst in branch 'dev/trunk'
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LUCENE-5900: More Version cleanup
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- Adding constructors for AnalyzingInfixSuggester and BlendedInfixSuggester which use the Version from the passed in analyzer. Deprecated the old constructors.
- Added constructor to ICUCollationKeyAnalyzer which does not take a Version and deprecated the old constructor.
- Removed TEST_VERSION_CURRENT. Replaces with Version.LATEST where necessary, or just used an alternate function/ctor that didn't take Version.
- Removed FacetExamples.java. It's only member, EXAMPLES_VER, was not used.
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Using a Chatter Tool
Use a chatter tool to create designs in wood turning
Typically, when you get chatter on a lathe project, it's a bad thing, leaving unsightly marks you have to cut or sand away. With a chatter tool, you can control the chatter pattern and make it decorative, instead of a mistake. The tool comes with interchangeable cutters that will produce a variety of patterns.
Use a chatter tool to create designs in wood turning
Typically, when you get chatter on a lathe project, it's a bad thing, leaving unsightly marks you have to cut or sand away. With a chatter tool, you can control the chatter pattern and make it decorative, instead of a mistake. The tool comes with interchangeable cutters that will produce a variety of patterns.
Sharpen First
The chatter tool works a lot like a scraper, and it is sharpened similarly. Sharpening can be done on a fine grinding wheel or by hand. The burr produced by sharpening helps the chisel cut, and it should be left on the tool.
Position the Tool-rest
Typical lathe turning has you keeping the tool-rest as close as possible to the work. When using a chatter tool, you'll need to have the tool-rest backed away from the turning. Cantilevering the tool past the rest so it can vibrate is the very thing you're trying to avoid with a conventional chisel, but it's what allows a chatter tool to work.
Start with the tool-rest above the center line of your material so the chisel is angled downward when it cuts. Changing the elevation of the tool-rest is one of the variables that changes the resulting chatter: it's something with which you'll want to experiment.
Make the tool-rest parallel to the end grain you're working on so you can do a chatter start to finish in one fluid motion.
What Chatters, What Doesn't
Chattering works on the end grain of hardwoods. Period. Believe me, I've tried face grain, and I've tried softwoods. It just ain't gonna happen. The material simply isn't rigid enough to withstand the force of the chatter tool. Instead of chattering, it ends up tearing. Your best bets are close-grained woods like maple, cherry, walnut and rosewood.
Before chattering, you should face the end grain off so it's smooth. My preferred method for this is a shearing cut with a 3/8" bowl gouge.
Four Chatter Setups
Here are four setups, all using the same cutting tip, that create four different patterns. All were cut in hard maple at 1,000 rpm. This will provide you with a recipe for doing your own chattering, but remember that this is more of an art than a science, and it's nearly impossible to perfectly duplicate a pattern.
Probe With The Point: Push the V-shaped point into the material in evenly spaced intervals, leaving about 1/8" between each cut. Then go back and probe again, hitting the uncut spots. Pushing the V-shaped point into your wood creates an attractive herringbone-type pattern that contrasts well against the rest of the wood.
The chatter looks best if you leave uncut areas next to it for contrast.
Long Edge, Right To Left: Engage the straight edge of the cutter against the material and pull the tool from the center toward the outside. To cut fine lines like this, make the cut using the straight edge of the chatter tool making cuts from right to left.
The result is a pattern of fine lines.
Long Edge, Left To Right: Use the long edge again, but move the tool from the outside toward the center. Cutting the other direction, from left to right with the long edge, creates a counterclockwise spiral shape on the blank.
The result is a slightly counterclockwise spiral.
Tip Only, Light Touch: Make contact with the Vshaped point, hold the tool rolled slightly toward the right, and move from the outside to the inside. If you use just the tip of the V-shpaped point and roll it across the turning blank, you get a weaved appearance that you can control with the speed of your lathe.
Increase the rpm to get a deeper, more widely spread pattern.
Seven Chatter Techniques
Again, this is more art than science, so don't try to make it too formulaic. Here are a few guidelines to get you started:
1) Low rpm results in finer patterns, high rpm results in bigger patterns.
2) A high-pitched squeal means you're making a good chatter (be sure to wear your hearing protection).
3) Allowing the cutter to project farther from the tool creates a heavier, more widely spaced pattern. Start with the cutter extended about 1".
4) The tool should angle down slightly toward the work. 5) Cutting on center makes a pattern with lines that radiate straight out from center.
6) Cutting below center makes lines that spiral clockwise, while cutting above center makes lines that spiral counterclockwise.
7) Leaving some spots unchattered creates a visible contrast, which will highlight the textured work.
This is a lot of fun, and can add a unique touch to your turning projects. So, chuck up a hardwood blank, chatter it, face it off, chatter it again, face it off … you get the idea. Once you give it a try, you'll be chattering up a storm.


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TRENTON, ONT. - Mark Reimer could not believe what he had seen.
Or, in this case, didnt see.
Sitting in the west end of the Air Canada Centre on Saturday night, Mark, brother of Maple Leafs goalie James Reimer, had the perfect vantage point behind the Ottawa Senators net in the first period.
If the hometown Leafs were going to score in the opening 20 minutes, Mark Reimer would have a clear view of each and every goal.
At least thats what he thought.
Of course, he didnt factor in Phil Kessels lethal snapshot.
With less than two minutes remaining in the period, Joffrey Lupul crossed the Senators blue line before delivering a perfect cross ice feed to Kessel, who skated to the face off circle.
From there, it all happened so fast. Kessel cocked his wrists. In a split second, the net bulged behind Sens goalie Craig Anderson.
The horn blared. The crowd cheered.
And, through it all, Mark Reimer was left astonished.
(Mark) told me afterward that Phil snapped that thing in so fast, he never saw it enter the net, James Reimer said with a chuckle. He said it was incredible.
Former major league umpire Ron Luciano once admitted that Nolan Ryan often delivered a fast ball that had so much velocity, he never saw it hit the catchers glove. As the story goes, Luciano allegedly once called one of Ryans pitches a ball because it sounded high.
Thats how opposing goalies must feel at times when Kessel snaps off one of his patented lasers.
If they hear the horn go off, he must have scored.
If they hear a thud off their equipment, the clink of a goal post or the thump of puck hitting boards, they know he didnt.
In the end, they have to rely on their hearing. After all, its not like they can see the puck coming in.
James Reimer knows the feeling. He faces Kessel in practice every day.
All great players have something that sets them apart, the Maple Leafs goalie said. With Phil, its his release. There is no wind up. Its just so quick.
Every time there are shooting drills, when it comes to Phil, Ill keep telling myself Be ready, be ready. I know that the snapshot is coming. And yet, in the flow of play, just when you think you are prepared, hes snapping one by you.
For his part, Kessel cannot remember the exact moment when he developed his quick release other than it came during his childhood years in Madison, Wisc.
The athletic Kessel household was competitive, to say the least. His parents had been prominent in college sports. His father, Phil Sr., was a quarterback while his mother, Kathy, ran track. His brother Blake is now with the Philadelphia Flyers and his sister, Amanda, plays hockey in the U.S. development program.
The three kids often played hockey on frozen Lake Mendota, not far from the family home. There, Phil often would show off his natural speed, much to the chagrin of his siblings.
There were challenges issued, wagers made, all within the family. He showed no mercy on his brother and sister.
And vice versa.
All the while, his trademark snapshot was being forged in the confines of the house, not outside in the icy Wisconsin winters.
I would shoot a lot of pucks every day at the nets in the basement, Kessel said. Just keep shooting and shooting and shooting. The net was always around the house.
I cant tell you what the secret is. I cant tell you if its things like (balance or weight shift). Its just something Ive pretty much been able to do.
In past years Kessel often has found himself among the league leaders in shots. Much like former Leaf Sergei Berezin, opponents are actually surprised when he makes a pass in the offensive zone, figuring Kessels mantra is Shoot first and ask questions later.
That may have been true in previous years. But, as one NHL scout noted on Saturday, Kessel has adopted a tweak to his game that makes him even more dangerous in the offensive zone.
He seems to have learned not to telegraph his shot as much, the scout said. In the past, you knew it was coming. That allowed the goalies to at least prepare and set, even if they cant see the shot come in.
Now hes added the element of surprise. Hell lean as if hes cutting across the middle, then snap one just when he appears off balance.
Former Maple Leafs captain Wendel Clark understands how devastating such a shot can be. Clark was the master of the snapshot himself, as witnessed by his famous game-tying goal against Kelly Hrudey in the final minute of Game 6 during the 1993 Leafs-Los Angeles Kings semifinal.
Its not how hard you shoot but how quick you get it off, Clark said. You saw that from (Kessel) on Saturday. The defence and goalie dont know if hes going to bring it back for a deke so they are squared up. Thats when you catch them by off-guard with the shot.
Hes very effective at that.
Effective enough to hit the 40-goal plateau this season, a mark coach Ron Wilson claims Kessel is capable of reaching?
Its a nice number, sure, Kessel said. You can always improve. But if I score just 10 or 20 goals and we make the playoffs, thats more important.
I think I score a lot off the rush.
Senators goalies Anderson and Alex Auld can attest to that.
After beating Anderson twice in the first 40 minutes on Saturday, it was Aulds turn to be burned by a Kessel snapper in the third. With the Leafs clinging on to a 5-4 lead with just 2:19 remaining in regulation, Kessel completed his hat trick when he entered the Ottawa zone and flicked those lethal wrists again for the eventual game-winner in Torontos 6-5 victory.
Were not sure poor Auld ever saw it go in.
Mark Reimer knows the feeling.
With apologies to Phil Kessel, no one had a better snap shot than Hall of Famer Mike Bossy.
The former Islanders star may not have enjoyed the benefits of the modern-day composite sticks that fire off shots with incredible torque. But even using the old wood variety, Bossys quick hands and release produced 50-plus goals in each of his first nine NHL seasons.
I realized when I came into the league that there were guys that were bigger and faster than me, so I needed to find my own way to succeed, Bossy said in a phone interview on Tuesday. The snapshot helped do that.
The whole basis of the snapshot is to get the puck away in a way so the goalie wont expect it. The quick release is better than a big windup. Fast and unexpected thats the key.
Asked how many goals he would have scored using modern-day sticks, Bossy replied: They werent around in my day so its useless to think about.
Bossy admits he hasnt witnessed one of Kessels trademark snapshot goals.
Every time Ive seen him, hes struggled, Bossy admitted.
Obviously he wasnt watching Kessels three-goal performance against the Senators on Saturday night.


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HAGERSTOWN, Md. {AP} Tucked away in an isolated spot between a highway and the Potomac River, Hancock is the kind of place where teachers and students carpool together to homes on the same street.
So when townspeople learned that a decision made downriver in Washington, D.C., would allow their children to transfer to better schools elsewhere in Washington County, many dismissed the plan as disloyal.
Students at Hancock Elementary, west of Hagerstown, and other schools in poor communities nationwide have the opportunity to transfer this year, courtesy of congressional leaders who did not want to see students trapped in declining schools.
But the transfers are off to a slow start, stymied by crowded classrooms, loyal parents and the absence of better schools.
The plan involves so-called Title I schools, which serve large numbers of poor students. Beginning July 1, federal law allotted $224 million to improve those schools where test scores slipped for two straight years, but it also requires that students be allowed to transfer to better schools within the district.
Education Department officials said they have no estimates of how many schools will be affected.
A year earlier, a similar bill set aside $134 million but allowed districts to opt out of the funding and transfers.
The new law helps parents choose the best education possible for their children, said David Schnittger, spokesman for the House Committee on Education and the Workforce.
"The more choices parents have, the more opportunities there are for children to learn and, ultimately, succeed," Schnittger said. "And that is the true purpose of public education."
A broader reform bill moving through Congress would allow transfers from any public school that fails to improve.
Jay P. Greene, a senior fellow at the conservative Manhattan Institute, said the current approach hasn't gone far enough. Title I transfers give schools no incentive to get better, because when students remain in a district, so do funds allocated for their education, he said.
"A choice system that provides no incentives is actually no choice at all," he said.
The law also contains a number of exceptions.
Districts already prohibiting transfers do not have to offer them. Schools without open seats are not required to take transferred students.
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PERHAM -- The Yellowjackets boys basketball team defeated Barnesville Thursday evening 53-47 to clinch a share of the Heart O' Lakes Conference title.
Pelican Rapids will meet Barnesville in Pelican Rapids next week. A Vikings victory will split the conference title with Perham for the second straight year.
Perham jumped all over Barnesville early leading 17-5, but the Trojans clawed back to within five, 19-14, as time wound down in the first half.
A Dan Cavanagh put-back at the buzzer pushed Perham's lead to 24-16 at the break. Cavanagh led Perham in scoring in the first half with six points.
The first half was a half-court battle with neither team getting free to run the court.
A Mark Schumacher bucket pushed Perham's lead back to double digits early in the second half 34-24, but point guard Jordan Bruhn twisted an ankle with 13:07 to go.
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Bruhn's diagnosis has yet to be released.
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Barnesville went on a late 16-7 run to shave the lead to four points, 48-44, with 90 seconds.
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Schumacher led all scorers with 14 points and nine rebounds. Anderson scored 13 points. Jordan Cresap had 11 points.
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- They welcomed Drew Bledsoe to town with a parade.
For Doug Flutie, the enthusiasm was shown by the accelerated sale of luxury suites at a time when the Buffalo Bills were struggling financially.
Rob Johnson was the fresh face for those who tired of Flutie's act and the foil in the bizarre quarterback controversy that ensued.
So what will the fired-up fans of the Bills have in store for the latest would-be hero?
As with any of his predecessors the ultimate evaluation will be performance-driven, of course, but J.P. Losman already has had an early taste of what awaits should things go sour too soon.
At the team's final pre-season game a week ago, the boos poured down onto Ralph Wilson Stadium after Losman's second interception in a loss to the Detroit Lions.
To his credit, the 24-year-old Californian by way of Tulane University, shrugged it off with the ease Bills management hopes he will elude opposing pass rushes.
"Some things never go as planned ... I've got to roll with it," Losman said of a game typical of a pre-season in which he never found a solid rhythm. "Really, I didn't think it was all that bad. One bad throw.
"In the back of my head, I'm always going to be thinking about the real thing."
The real thing arrives this Sunday at the Ralph where the Bills face the Houston Texans to begin another season juiced with optimism that a five-year playoff drought will end.
For better or for worse, the Bills have stacked their chips in front of Losman, banking that the first-round draft gamble of 2004 will pay off.
Not since Jim Kelly retired in '96 has the team had a leader the fans could embrace long-term. And only Flutie, who was chased out of town in 2000, has had a winning record since.
Because he is essentially a rookie -- Losman broke his foot in training camp last year and had just a few snaps toward the end of the season -- he should be given a season's grace period. In Buffalo, where fans are crying out for the second coming of Kelly, Losman won't have that luxury.
In fact, the seeds of second-guessing already are sprouting. In a column he writes for his station's website, Ed Kilgore, the long-time sports director at Buffalo's NBC affiliate, raised the issue under the headline: "Losman or Holcomb a Question Worth Asking."
Holcomb, as in Kelly, is the veteran backup the Bills signed in case Losman gets hurt, struggles mightily, or both. Predictably, the Bills braintrust is saying it will give Losman every chance to succeed, acknowledging the learning curve will have the occasional dip.
General manager Tom Donahoe decided it was time to cut his losses with Bledsoe after three seasons. The deciding blow likely was the stinker Bledsoe delivered at home in the Bills final game, a loss against what Pittsburgh Steelers' backups that ultimately cost the Bills a post-season spot.
He didn't draft Losman in the first round to sit on the bench, either.
"We didn't look to going to J.P. as a step back, we looked at it as a step forward," Donahoe told the Associated Press this week. "We felt that we probably went as far as we could go with Drew and that's not acceptable.
"We want to go further."
If there is a consensus among the pre-season predictors it is that the Bills likely are to regress from a 2004 season in which a late surge left them just short of the playoffs at 9-7.
Such prognostications are based on the greenness of Losman and ignore the support net he has around him, the hedge Donahoe and coach Mike Mularkey have in this gamble.
A defence that was ranked No. 2 is back and should keep the team in most games. After years of sloppy special teams, the Bills top-ranked unit was loaded with big plays in 2004.
And then there is running back Willis McGahee, who seems ready to burst through as an elite runner, one capable of being the centrepiece of any offence.
Under offensive co-ordinator and former CFL star Tom Clements, the Bills plan to employ a run-oriented, ball-control offence not unlike the one the Steelers made then-rookie Ben Roethlisberger look so good with a year ago.
"The biggest benefit to (Losman) is we have a team with a good defence," Clements told the Buffalo News. "We're going to try to control the ball. We're going to be a running team and try for big plays when we have the opportunity."
Which isn't to say Losman will abandon what attracted the Bills to him in the first place. His run-and-gun style has been likened to, among others, Kelly and Brett Favre.
"The coaches haven't made me feel that I just have to hand off the ball and be smart," Losman said. "You have to take your chances. You have to be aggressive. You have receivers in Eric Moulds and Lee Evans. You have to trust it."
There are a couple ways to evaluate the makeup of this veteran team that returns some 20 starters. The glass half full script is that the tools around him give Losman a cocoon which will allow him to develop.
Glass half empty says that in such a win-now league can any team wait for a kid who has just five career passes to get up to speed with such talented teammates?
So far, the Bills have seen some good and some bad from Losman. His assets are a strong arm and mobility that is in stark contrast to the statuesque Bledsoe.
At times during the pre-season, Losman misused that mobility, abandoning the pocket too soon.
His inexperience and occasional skittishness likely will have opposing defences keying on that run game, thereby forcing Losman to make plays to win games. He'll also see his share of blitzes, something Losman relishes given the one-two punch of Moulds and Evans awaiting his tosses.
"Guys are responding to the leadership role in the quarterback position," Losman said. "I've been ready for a long time. About as ready as I'm going to get. However ready that is, we're going to find out."


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Can the nation's capital really be moved to Nebraska?
A senate candidate in Nebraska is running tongue-in-cheek TV ads asking for the nation's capital to be moved from Washington, D.C., to his home state. But is that a constitutional reality?In all likelihood, Ben Sasse's request has as much of a chance of happening as any statistical long shot. There are severe legal and political obstacles, and the site of the current capital, on the banks of the Potomac River, was the subject of a huge argument among the Founding Fathers.
But the Constitution can always be amended to make such actions happen, at least in theory.
Here's the start of a very long list of why such a move is very, very unlikely to happen.
To begin with, the clause in the Constitution that establishes the nation's capital (which includes a building called the Capitol where lawmakers meet) is found in Article I, Section 8 – the famous part of the Constitution that lists, or enumerates, the legislature's powers.
"To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten Miles square) as may, by Cession of particular States, and the Acceptance of Congress, become the Seat of the Government of the United States, and to exercise like Authority over all Places purchased by the Consent of the Legislature of the State in which the Same shall be, for the Erection of Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, dock-Yards, and other needful Buildings," the passage says.
Implementing this critical clause in the Constitution was settled at a dinner party in 1790 hosted by Thomas Jefferson in New York City, which was attended by James Madison and Alexander Hamilton.
Madison openly stated in Federalist 43 that the federal district needed to be owned and operated by the federal government, using land given to it by a state or states. Madison and his supporters also wanted the nation's capital in the South.
Hamilton wanted the capital in the North, but as a practical matter, he needed a deal more with the southern states to allow the federal government to assume their debts, as a way of unifying the nation's economy.
Madison and Hamilton saw the need of an area outside of a state's control because of an incident called the Pennsylvania Mutiny. In 1783, unpaid soldiers marched on the city of Philadelphia, where the Confederation Congress was meeting, and they surrounded the Pennsylvania State House (which is now Independence Hall).
Pennsylvania's governor, John Dickinson, refused to use the state militia to disperse the unpaid troops, and it took some quick talking by Hamilton to allow an opening for Congress to escape to Princeton.
As a result, Congress passed the Residence Act of 1790 in a deal to move the capital from a temporary location of Philadelphia to the Potomac area, using landed ceded to the federal government from Maryland and Virginia. The act clearly stated the power of Congress to control all matters, including security, inside the federal district.
It was also clear there can only be one federal district. So if Congress decided to attempt to move the federal district to Nebraska, the land that currently makes up the District of Columbia would need to be returned to its prior owning states.
In this case, that would be Maryland, since the part of the federal district that was donated by Virginia was actually returned to Virginia in 1847.
As the Civil War approached, people in the part of the District of Columbia called Alexandria wanted to see their land returned to Virginia, which happened after an act of Congress was passed and a referendum succeeded in Alexandria.
Another alternative would be for the former District of Columbia to apply for statehood. Since the last two states joined the union in 1959, that would be a big hill to climb for political reasons (since the District is heavily populated by Democrats).
Of course, the former residents of the District of Columbia would gain more rights as citizens of a state. Currently, District of Columbia residents don't have voting representatives in Congress.
And if a section of Nebraska were ceded to the federal government, any current resident of that area would lose some civil rights, since they wouldn't have a voting representative in the House or Senate.
Another question that remains open is how Congress would pull off such a move. In the Residence Act of 1790, Congress defined the area for the capital on the banks of the Potomac as the "permanent seat of the government of the United States."
So could Congress pass a new law, or would a constitutional amendment be needed to move the federal district?
Clearly, the Founding Fathers wanted the capital where it is now, which would be another factor in any court battle over a potential move. And the acts passed by the states of Maryland and Virginia were agreements for the ceded land to be used as the "permanent" federal district.
Finally, Senate candidate Sasse's reason for suggesting a new federal district in Nebraska was to "leave the lobbyists and influence-peddlers behind, so Congress can experience family, conservative values and living within a budget."
In the ad, a truck is shown moving the Capitol building to Nebraska. In reality, the rest of the federal government and its lobbyists would likely follow.Scott Bomboy is the editor in chief of the National Constitution Center.
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Just curious if ya'll had any input on this "Creation" shirt idea?
Thoughts About this Shirt?
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I like it. The yellow tee color is an interesting choice, I'm interested to see how it would look on Black or Navy.
nice one
guess it would be really cool on black
only very brave people wear this kind of colors t-shirts.


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By Emily Sorensen
Anytime Fitness, a new co-ed, 24-hour gym, will open in the Poway space vacated by 4 Women Only Fitness.
4 Women Only Fitness closed unexpectedly in early February, leaving behind uninformed, confused and angry customers, many of whom had just paid their monthly fees.
Taking over the now-empty space in Pomerado Plaza, on the corner of Poway and Oak Knoll Roads, Anytime Fitness plans to gut the space and do a complete renovation, with a opening aimed at mid-May to early June. "We're starting from the bottom up," said owner and manager Michael Cosper.
Anytime Fitness plans to offer "the highest end" cardiovascular, free weight and circuit training equipment, with touch LED screens that can track and save your progress, which you can access at home on your computer or iPad. They will also offer 24-hour "fitness on demand," a room where you can choose a class and level of difficulty, anytime, and then work out to a video. "This allows people who are uncomfortable [in taking a class with others] to come in on off hours," said Cosper.
In taking over the space, Cosper said he felt for the members of the former 4 Women Only Fitness, who had lost their gym without warning. In addition to the special low rate Anytime Fitness will be offering at the opening of their gym, Cosper said former members of 4 Women Only Fitness will receive an even lower rate, as well as zero enrollment, a nearly $50 savings. "We'd like to retain as many members as possible," said Cosper. "I think they'll be surprised at how upgraded the facility will be."
4 Women Only Fitness's unexpected closing came as a blow to its members, many of whom had transferred to the gym after the closing of Women's Fitness World in Rancho Bernardo. "We feel like we've been kicked in the teeth," said Mary Ann Moats, a member of the gym who discovered the gym closed without warning on February 5.
According to Moats, a fellow member at the gym called her on Tuesday, Feb. 5, to say that she had found out the gym would be closing. Moats called and emailed manager Lori Golia without receiving a response. "I went down with a copy of my email on Feb. 7 and had her sign it," said Moats.
Moats also discovered that Golia had not cancelled her reoccurring membership fees, or those of anyone else she spoke to, and didn't offer her a refund for the month of February, for which she was charged before the gym closed.
"Lori said, 'Call your bank and they'll take care of it,'" said Moats. "But the bank said it was a contract, and while they could stop payment (this time), they couldn't do anything about subsequent fees." Moats said that she hasn't been charged for March so far. Since meeting Golia in person on Feb. 7, Moats says all attempts at contacting her have gone unreturned. "I've heard absolutely nothing since," said Moats.
The 4 Women Only Fitness website said that the gym hoped to reopen at the end of February in a new location, something Moats was also told. "It hasn't happened," said Moats. "And if they really were trying to reopen, this isn't the way to keep their customers. They've made a lot of enemies."
Multiple attempts by Pomerado Newspapers to contact Golia were unsuccessful.


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To the Editor: Community radio station WTPB-LP should receive a RAMI Award this year
For the past five years, Rockford's new community radio station WTPB-LP 99.3 FM has been playing music by local jazz bands and singers. Each day, the station features the Mike Williamson Show aired twice, plus selections by the area's finest musicians. The station is operated by Third Presbyterian Church.
In the past, we have played excerpts of performances by many talented area people recorded at the Waterfront, the Stockholm Inn and the Mendelssohn Club. Tunes by Val Eddy, Mike Alongi, Bruce Warden, Jack Farina, Harold Smith, Jack Brand, Bill Doll, Guy Fiorenza, Matt Spinello, Ken Stein, Dorothy Paige-Turner, and the Moonlight Jazz Orchestra are played often on the air. The station has also interviewed many area performers who have left us in recent years like Johnny Porrozzo, Tony Principali, Pete Quinto, and Ken Flodin of the Bill Engberg Orchestra as well as many others.
During the holiday season, the station interviewed Rockford singers Jodi Beach and Kathy Schweiger and played music from their new albums. WTPB-LP also interviewed members of the Little Big Band directed by former Glenn Miller Orchestra trombone player Cary Sheley and covered their local CD release party.
No other Rockford radio stations are playing music by these fine musicians, who are trying to keep quality entertainment available in our community.
Each year, I have been told by the RAMI people that no one nominated the station, or our letter was too late, etc. Now the balloting has just begun. I hope that RAMI and the public will finally recognize who is doing all the work in promoting good music in this community. It's WTPB-LP 99.3 FM, a volunteer, nonprofit community radio station. It's time to give credit where credit is overdue.
John Russell Ghrist


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Homeowner Kills 16-Year-Old in Fayetteville Home Invasion
There are 347 comments on the Wral.com story from May 23, 2007, titled Homeowner Kills 16-Year-Old in Fayetteville Home Invasion. In it, Wral.com reports that:
Authorities are investigating the death of a man whom a homeowner shot during an alleged home invasion. via Wral.com
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Wral.com.
#1 May 23, 2007
thats sad i really feal for his brother and family i know its bad that he broke in but its not fair to shoot a young man i would have called the cops at least i feel for the family bad
#2 May 24, 2007
it is sad and every body just need to keep pray for his family. b-cus he was a good person.
#3 May 24, 2007
You 2 make me sick. Its sad he got shot? What do you think they were going to do to that man and his family? They went there armed so they probably expected to get into a confrontation and use deadly force to end it. As for him being a good person, How many "good people" break into someones home at 5:30am with a weapon? 0 thats how many. He got what he deserved and the guy that shot him should be given a medal. Just imagine how much future crime was stopped by ending the life of this scum bag.
#4 May 24, 2007
yep ur right jimbo, the fella should have been home! and guess what! he probally been alive today!
#5 May 25, 2007
All Of Them Boys Should Have Been At Home!
What Do You Get Out Of Robbing Someone?
That Man Was Scared For His Life So He Had To Do What He Had To Do!
R.I.P. To The Dead 16yr old But Sometimes You Get What U Ask For.......
#6 May 27, 2007
jimbo go to hell and greg you too because it dont matter how bad he was or whatever he did that still dont give nobody the right to kill someone. give the man that shot him a medal? thats ignorant now if you were in the same shoes i am in right now because bakaree was a close friend of mine and if you were in my shoes im sure you wouldnt be sayin the man deserved a medal so dont come over the internet to talk stupid sir cause im not the one and i think your just wrong...bakaree r.i.p dont let people like jimbo or greg get in ya way of resting peacefully baby
#7 May 27, 2007
I Feel You Nisha
#8 May 28, 2007
Right on, Jimbo! Couldn't agree more!
#9 May 28, 2007
Nice boy lmao Well one less savage to worry about.Why dont you put up his First Communion picture and tell us he was a good boy. Sorry to say he was a Savage.He would have killed the home owner if he had a chance.I agree give the home owner a medal he problary saved his or someone elses life.This was problary not his first crime but at least it will be his last one.Nice boys dont do home invasions
#10 May 28, 2007
Some Of You Guys Need To Get A Life
The Boy Is Gone Let Him R.I.P
And Quit Being Assholes About The Situation
We All Agree The Man Was Only Protecting Himself Now Lets Be Adults And Move On!
I'm 19 And I Feel Like Me,Nisha,shaniqua,an quentin Are the Only Adults On This Board!
#11 May 30, 2007
Shonte read there statements Nisha quote go to hell no matter how bad he was doesnt give the man a right to shot him .Shaniqua quote bcaus he was a good person.Quentin quote it not fair to shoot a young person.Well its time to take a look and realize people are not going to be a gang bangers victim or easy prey for a drug user or a person who just thinks they can take what is not theres what would have happened if the home owner did not defend his home possibly saving his wife from a rape or being murdered.No your not the adults on the board you are looking at it with blinders on I would have shot all 4 and lost not one wink of sleep.Its time we take back over our streets and gwt rid of the trash of the town no matter what age good boys will live savages will die no loss to society.
#12 Jun 1, 2007
Sean: I Agree The Man Killed The Boy To Protect Himself & Who ever Else Was In The Home
But Just Let It Rest
I Said It The Best Way I Could Just
Let The Boy Rest In Peace
His Actions Cost Him His Life........
I Wish Death Upon Nobody
But You Are Correct We Do Need To Get
A Lot Of These Bad People OFF The Streets
Because I Know How It Feels To Be Robbed
And To Be Afraid For My Life
So I Feel No One Was Wrong In This Situation.
But Some Of You Guys Comments Are A Little
#13 Jun 2, 2007
Homeowner has a right to protect himself , was he supposed to just lay down and let the crims rob and kill him? 16 yrs old, he's a big man not a baby, he chose his fate, good riddance!
#14 Jun 3, 2007
Can you imagine if this home owner was out in field trainning or worst deployed.And the wife and children were the only one home.Raped,robbed and possibly killed.Bravo for this home owner job well done.
#15 Jun 4, 2007
rip bakaree
Islamabad, Pakistan
#17 Jun 5, 2007
Here is all Gandooo girls and boys in sex
#19 Jun 7, 2007
Wow!!! All have sin and come short of the glory of God. That means me, you, all of us and all those in the owner's home, believe me folks we have all sin. We are all sinners, thank God for Jesus. Let's pray upon it, okay?
Mahalo, bradda K
#20 Jun 8, 2007
...I was his girlfriend && I really think the homeowner took it to the extreme. The least he could have done was took the gun and said "Im warning you step back; im calling the cops" Yea all of us his family and friends and also his brother know he did wrong. But I don't think killing someone solves everything. Gimbo, greg, && terry can go the hell all I care. I mean you acting real childish...You suppose to be grown but you congratulating someone on killing another get out of here!!! If it was you you wouldn't think it was fair for you to loose your live. See ya'll just don't understand. For the all the people who knew bakaree it's hard to loose someone that you really care for && love because sometimes you don't get to say your goobyes. But it pisses me off to see ignorent people in this world who just talk reckless. But im'a keep my comments to myself because I hate to be stupid over this computer. R.I.P Buchkechio Bakaree' Geddie!!! I LOVE YOU with all my heart...
#21 Jun 8, 2007
right, back off or i'm calling the cops? One warning shot is all you get. If they were coming in the house, 5:30 am, with weapons. So sorry, if somebody is sneaking in, breaking in your house @5:30 and your spouse and KIDS are the house sleep, you're not picking up the phone. they weren't delivering anything but ill will towards anyone who would have been in their way...
#22 Jun 8, 2007
It is a sad day when someone so young dies over a foolish act. However, a homeowner needs to know the laws. Without the home owner feeling threaten for his life but only get spooked and shots an intruder the homeowners entire world can be turn upside down. Meaning the intruder can sue the homeowner for wounding him, but dead men cannot talk the police would say. A homeowner hast to make sure it truly was in self-defense. The shame is most of us are not trained like the police not to react especially when strangers enter our home. Instead, we must plead as soon as the officers show up on sight that we feared for our life and/or family lives. As everyone has stated in this case it was in self-defense so the young man lost his life over invading someone home. Even though the homeowner had just cause to protect his household, the other bad part of this young man dieing was the homeowner would have to live with it for the rest of his life. In addition, I am sure the entire family was distraught by the terror that early morning and they may never get over it. Think about it you are awoke by a shot going off in your home. You do not know what just happen unless you were the one who pulled the trigger. The children and wife do not know now if the dad is laying dead. Instead, terror runs threw ever vein in their body because of the unknown of what just happen and what will happen next. Then you have all kind of commotion and finally the police show up. A person does not always have time to call the police before being confronted with an invasion. However, the law will hold us victims at fault unless they are all the way in the house and coming up the hall. Do I feel sorry for the 16-year-old boy who die, of course because he did not weigh out the cost and his family is in pain not just, because they lost a son, but because he committed a senseless crime that caused them to be put in agony. It is never a win situation on either side.
Just my two cents...
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Nintendo's Wii U GamePad allows for some interesting interaction between a TV and the screen on the controller, and now the publisher has secured the patent for a specific use of the technology.
Nintendo filed a patent for the Wii U's "Panorama View," which is what the company calls the controller's ability to look around a 3D world while the television screen displays a forward-looking perspective of the action, according to Engadget. It's the functionality that allows players to look through the GamePad as if it were a magic window that extends an image way beyond the TV and into a 360-degree space around you.
The "spatially correlated multi-display human-machine interface" patent lists Nintendo's Genyo Takeda as the inventor. Takeda was a lead developer on the Wii hardware and previously worked as director on Punch-Out!! for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
This is a very specific patent since it only applies to technical solutions for 3D viewing that work with two displays, but it is potentially one that could cause troubles for potential future functionality on Microsoft's SmartGlass (which expands a home-console gaming experience onto a tablet or smartphone) or Sony's cross-play feature between the PlayStation Vita handheld and the PlayStation 3. Spatially aware applications for single-display devices like the iPad should remain unaffected.


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Hlavní strana » English Pages » Introduction to the…
English Pages, 22. 10. 2008
It is my great pleasure to be again in Madrid – after long four years – and to have the opportunity to present my book "Planeta azul (no verde)" here today.
I am really glad that this book of mine has – after Czech, English, German, Dutch, Russian and Polish editions – also its Spanish version, una versión española. I would like to thank all those who helped to make this possible, most of all José María Aznar and his Fundación para el análisis y los estudios sociales (FAES) and of course Natalia Bellusova who translated the book into Spanish.
I am more and more convinced that the topic of the book is most important. It's much more important than the financial panic we are witnessing these days and more dangerous also. Current financial problems may eventually even help because they may motivate people to think twice what to do, where the real priority is, and where to put taxpayer's money with such an evidently doubtful and counterproductive effect as is the fighting of climate. I tried to express my strong feeling about this already in the subtitle of my book "¿Qué está en peligro, el clima o la libertad?" My answer to this question is very clear and straightforward: "Es la libertad que está en peligro, el clima está bien."
It is necessary to start with the clarification of one frequent misunderstanding, which I so strongly realized last week while making an interview with a reporter from your daily ABC. I repeatedly see that people confuse (or mix together) two basically different things – a necessary protection of the environment /proteccion del medio ambiente/ (necessary protection because there is no doubt that we have to take care of our rivers, lakes, seas, forests and air) and an irrational attempt to fight or even to protect the climate /proteger el clima/. I am very much in favor of rational efforts when it comes to environmental protection, but I resolutely reject any attempts to change – or as I frequently hear to combat – climate.
After having spent years studying this issue I came to the conclusion that we have been constantly deceived. The Great Global Warming Debate is not about temperature or CO2 levels. It is not a scientific dispute inside climatology. It is a clash between those who want to change us (not climate) and those who believe in freedom, markets, human ingenuity, and technical progress. It is a dispute about us, about people, about human society, about our values, about our habits, about our life, about nuestra vida.
Global warming doctrine – nowadays a crucial part of environmentalism – is an ideology which uses (or better to say misuses) some elements of scientific enquiry for a totally non-scientific goals and aims. Its goal is to mastermind the world and all of us.
In my book and in all my other texts and speeches devoted to this issue, I try to demonstrate the swindle and the emptiness of the environmentalists' dogma. Its main postulates can be summarized in the following way:
- the world has been getting warmer;
- the people are to blame;
- we are facing a major catastrophe;
- usual, and quite natural adaptation of human beings to changing circumstances, up to now many times proven and found sufficient, will not help;
- aggressive mitigation, which means attempts to change climate, temperature and CO2 emissions, however costly it may be, must start immediately.
We should say very loudly that these views are untenable, estos puntos de vista no tienen fundamentos.
I am not convinced that we witness a unique, unprecedented, large and man-made global warming. On the contrary, the available evidence tells me that:
1. The warming is not global. /El calentamiento no es global/. It exists only in cold, but not in tropical regions, in dry, not wet areas, in the winter, not in the summer, and during the nights, not during the days. That is not a global warming;
2. The warming is not large. /El calentamiento no es grande/. Let's look at available data. A very aggressive lady-journalist in Seattle, USA, three weeks ago, in the debate after my lecture there, was shocked by my - for her - politically absolutely incorrect views. She did not, however, know and did not want to believe me that the average temperature increase in the last century in the whole world was only 0.74 °C.
3. The warming is not unique and unprecedented. /El calentamiento no es unico y sin precedentes/. Everyone knows it but the IPCC in its 2001 Report tried to tell us that it is unique. The authors of this document based their argumentation on the famous hockey stick, which was afterwards subject to disastrous critique and, as a result, irreversibly rejected.
4. The mild warming we experience is also not exclusively man-made or CO2-made. There are many other factors influencing the temperature and climate and we know that the whole very complex and insufficiently understood climate system is full of major uncertainties.
We, nevertheless, see that our political leaders, our governments and many people as well are accepting the environmentalist and global warming alarmist mantra. The question is why. My answer is that it is because the people are immensely manipulated by Al Gore and other protagonists of these ideas. The people are permanently, day by day, exposed to a very powerful lying and cheating. The children are mystified in schools, the adults on their TVs. And that is the reason why we have to raise our voice and challenge this blatant propaganda.
At a similar presentation last week at the Warsaw School of Economics, one student expressed his agreement with my views about warming but asked me where I see the threat to freedom because he doesn't see it. I tried to tell him that global warming alarmism asks for an almost unprecedented expansion of government intrusion, intervention and control of our lives. We are forced to accept rules about how to live, what to do, how to behave, what to consume, what to eat, how to travel. Moreover, the advocates of this ideology warn us that if we do not follow their requests voluntarily, they will force us to do so. Both we as individuals, and as nations.
I will give an example that shocked me. One, in his own words, "global business leader" (of Swedish origin) founded recently the so called 3C Initiative (Combat Climate Change). He wants – I quote from his article published in a serious quarterly journal "The International Economy" – "zero emissions as a norm," otherwise – and I quote again – "mankind will be headed for catastrophic change, human life as we know it will be impossible in many places around the world." To stop it, all countries must cooperate, if not, "there is a threat that the ultimate instrument of politics, armed conflict, will have to be used." These words are incredible for me and I hope for all of us. This man also innocently reveals his own very clear and very down to earth interests by saying that "this will be the greatest investment opportunity since the rebuilding efforts after World War II."* He forgot to add "with taxpayer's money
To return to my book, I would like to stress that it is not about climatology. It belongs to the field of the economics of global warming as can be seen from the titles of individual chapters of the book. The most important argument is – in my understanding – the way how to look at the future and how to approach the intergenerational solidarity (or discrimination) dilemma the people are inevitably, day by day, facing. Especially when they deal with long time intervals. This requires the standard application of the economic concept of discounting. We have to look at this crucial issue rationally – not with ethical or moralistic apriorisms – but with taking into account the opportunity costs of fighting the climate. These costs are nonzero and the discount rate, used in climatologist models, shouldn't be zero either. In this respect the infamous Stern Report is fundamentally wrong.
To conclude, I don't think that radical, human freedom and prosperity endangering measures and policies are necessary. Human adaptation, human flexibility, technical progress and the markets will be sufficient. Creo que esta es tambien la actitud de la Fundación para el análisis y los estudios sociales /I believe this is also the attitude of FAES/.
Václav Klaus, Mutua Madrileña, Madrid, 22. October 2008
* L. G. Josefsson, "The Economics of Climate Change," In: The International Economy, Summer 2008. (Even the title of the article is entirely misleading).
Copyright © 2010, Václav Klaus. Všechna práva vyhrazena. Bez předchozího písemného souhlasu není dovoleno další publikování, distribuce nebo tisk materiálů zveřejněných na tomto serveru.


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President Bush will be in Normandy on June 6 for the 60th anniversary of the World War II beach landings. In 1944, U.S. troops broke through heavy German fortifications to begin driving the Nazis out of France. Their remarkable mission remains the largest seaborne incursion in history.
D-Day is one of America's most famous military operations, yet America was not alone. We were joined on the beaches by thousands of British and Canadian allies. On June 6, Bush will be paying homage to teamwork.
If he ventures further into the continent, he will likely encounter deep European anger toward him and the war in Iraq. Yet this is his golden opportunity to start alleviating that hostility and reconnecting with Europeans, who could help him manage and exit a worsening situation.
Of the 25,000 American lives lost in Normandy, about 10,000 remain in a vast, serene cemetery above Omaha Beach. Television images of row upon row of white crosses and Stars of David will strike an emotional chord in Europe and recall American commitment to a clear and noble purpose. The contrast between that sacrifice and the chaotic violence in Iraq will be stark.
Aside from our immediate neighbors, Western Europeans are America's closest friends. After Sept. 11, the French newspaper Le Monde declared: "Today we are all Americans." That empathy faded, however, when the United States went to war without -- indeed, in defiance of -- its allies. We marched off with a bravado that now haunts us.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's disparagement of "old Europe" was a slap in the face. Assurances from Vice President Dick Cheney and Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz that American troops would be welcomed in Iraq as "liberators" ring as ignorant predictions and cruelly hollow statements.
Still worse are the president's continued efforts to tie the Iraq war to terrorism and his depiction of those fighting our soldiers as enemies of freedom and democracy. One European journalist suggested that the only thing more frightening than Bush's repeated statements of obvious falsehoods was the possibility that he might actually believe them and does not understand resistance to foreign occupation.
As former colonizers, Europeans learned painfully the resentment of occupation. Europeans see that Bush neither understands nor has planned for the long, costly, dangerous work of nation building in a land that has never tasted democracy. Europeans learned from their past and anticipated the obvious gap between Normandy and Iraq.
Normandy made possible restoration of democracy to Western countries. Iraq was relieved of its repressive, brutal center, but it is now open to internal violence. What's more, al-Qaida and its supporters have now established operations in Iraq. Thus, ironically, Bush is blamed for creating another stage from which terrorism perpetrators can operate.
Europeans understand occupation. They also understand terrorism. They have more extensive firsthand experience with its ugliness than we do. All the more reason, they say, to distinguish between terrorist organizations and the war in Iraq.
All of this has brought Bush to a point where he cannot walk the streets of London, Berlin, Madrid or Paris without provoking demonstrations. The popular characterization of Bush in Europe is "cowboy" -- a loner, ignorant of the rest of the world and prone to violence.
The president may resent the lack of support from European leaders, but he, of all people, should remember that these countries are free and democratic. Supporting Bush on Iraq could mean being voted out of office.
The war is only one area of disagreement among friends. Europeans see the United States as not seriously committed to a peace settlement in the Middle East. They want leadership on energy and environmental issues. They want progress in international economic recovery. They argue that Asia and Europe are paying for the $500 billion annual U.S. foreign trade deficit by buying Treasury bonds.
Fortunately, we share culture and history and have feuded and cooperated for generations.
Bush could simply do the traditional tour of Normandy to capture film for campaign ads. Or he could reverse course, abandon his administration's defiant posture toward Europe and make serious gestures of reconciliation. It is time for statecraft and conversation to start the process.
Does Bush plan to exacerbate tensions at home and abroad by going it alone in Iraq? The smarter move would be to start the healing process -- go beyond Normandy and take the initiative in Europe.
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Recipe: Italian Chicken Salad Sandwiches
This is chicken salad for the mayonnaise-hating crowd, although even if you happen to think mayonnaise is perfectly delightful, this is a nice alternative. It's got crunch, color, and a tangy dijon vinaigrette. Plus, it goes really well with some slices of bacon. Just sayin'.
I like to roast bone-in, skin-on chicken breasts, and then shred the meat. It's easy, and the skin keeps the meat moist and flavorful. But if you've got some leftover meat from a roast chicken, some grilled chicken thighs, or any other chicken dish, this is a great way to use it up.
And, of course, no one says you have to make this into sandwiches. Serve it alone or over some lettuce if you'd like.
Tester's Notes
While I didn't grow up eating it, sometime during or right after college I fell in love with chicken salad. Chicken salad on whole wheat with lettuce and tomato was a constant staple in my lunchtime routine. But the chicken salad I knew and loved was a version blended with thick mayonnaise, sliced almond, celery, and raisins. Nothing else was even a consideration.
It's taken a while, but I'm glad I finally expanded my horizons on this front. Elizabeth's version of Italian chicken salad is light, with fresh, punchy flavors — from the vinaigrette and fresh parsley — that make it a lot more exciting. I also love the extra kick of crunch and saltiness from the bacon — perfect addition.
A simple red wine vinaigrette does a stand-up job of tying all the ingredients together into one cohesive salad. There's not a lot of it, but that's the point. It's meant just to lightly wet the ingredients and hold them together.
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Italian Chicken Salad
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3 medium (or 2 large) bone-in, skin-on chicken breasts (about 2 1/2 pounds)
Olive oil
Salt and pepper
1/3 cup thinly sliced red onion (from about a quarter of a medium onion)
1/2 cup chopped celery (from 2 medium stalks)
1/2 cup thinly sliced roasted red pepper
1/2 cup slivered almonds, toasted
Handful of chopped Italian (flat-leaf) parsley
12 slices cooked bacon
12 slices hearty Italian or peasant bread
For the vinaigrette:
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1 teaspoon dijon mustard
1/2 teaspoon salt
Freshly ground pepper
1 teaspoon sugar
1/4 cup olive oil
Preheat the oven to 425°F. Rub some olive oil over the chicken breasts and season them with salt and pepper. Roast for 25 to 30 minutes, depending on how thick the breasts are. The skin does not need to brown; you just want the meat to cook through. Let cool slightly, then peel away the skin and shred the meat. You should have about 3 1/2 to 4 cups of shredded chicken. Drizzle the chicken with a bit of the juices from the pan, just to keep it moist.
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In a meeting, on Wednesday, with Korangi Association of Trade and Industry Chairman Ehteshamuddin, the Indonesian Consul General Rossalis Rusman Adenan said that the $1.5 billion bilateral trade volume between the two countries may double after realisation of PTA. Outlining the benefits of the agreement, he said that Pakistan will be able to import palm oil at cheaper prices than other countries and businessmen of both nations should be encouraged to increase contacts for mutually beneficial business relations.
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But now this print of the luxury SS United States cruise liner in Southampton docks has found a new home thanks to the Daily Echo.
Brian Motteram rescued the picture when helping with a refit at the city centre branch of Boots, where his wife Jean worked as a cashier.
Now he has given the 2ft square photograph to shipping enthusiast Clive Curtis, who as previously reported, built a port in his spare bedroom.
The great-grandparentsof- four from Warsash, had been looking to re-home the black and white print since he and his wife redecorated last year.
The picture had been framed at the store's picture framing department and hung in a staff corridor, but Brian had asked to take it home when the manager threatened to throw it out.
Brian, 74, said: "I was pleased Mr Curtis wanted it because I knew it would go to a good home.
"We've wondered for ages what to do with it and we saw the piece about Mr Curtis and thought I'd get in touch."
Jean, 64, said: "I just didn't want it thrown away. It's a picture of a ship that's part of Southampton Dockyard's history.
"I'm pleased it's going to a good home. I'd seen it on the walls at Boots for years."
The print is the latest addition to the Southampton General Hospital porter's collection of shipping paintings, memorabilia and 36 model vessels which fill his home in Outer Circle, Coxford.
The 58-year-old grandfatherof- four said: "I'm blown away. I just never expected anything like this. The picture is really beautiful.
"I'd like to thank the Daily Echo because without my story, I wouldn't have such a lovely picture.
"It's going to take pride of place next to my picture of the SS Camberra above my dockyard.
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Resources spent in educating a country's population is never a waste. In Vietnam, where the country is relatively poor, there will be on-going debate on how to allocate scarce resources. However, development of a country, whether in government or industry, requires the most talented to move the country forward.
The other argument in this news report is that students don't stick to the disciplined they were assigned. Educators should encourage, not stifle, students' need to explore and development their natural interests. Vietnam can only benefit where there is top talent in all sectors of society.
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High schools for the gifted in Vietnam:
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