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- the mother of all human rights violations
-- By Rajindar Sachar
Of the many violations of human rights that can be listed, none is worse (but less spoken of in fashionable seminaries on human rights) than poverty -the mother of all human rights violations.
doubts human rights violations manifest themselves in various forms - brutality
of police, or gender injustice, pollution and environmental degradation, social
ostracism of the dalits - but
ultimately the answer to all these must be found in our commitment to the elimination of poverty.
horror of poverty was highlighted in a message given on October 17, in observance
of the
International Day of the Eradication of Poverty, by the United Nations Secretary General,
Mr. Kofi Annam : "How many times have we said that it (poverty)was incompatible with human
billions of people are still trying to survive on less than Rs. 130 a day, with
no drinking
water, health care, or access to education, still denied the jobs that would help them escape
their impoverished state, and thus, still deprived of some of their most basic rights.
the Cold War human rights were said to be restricted to what we call the political
of freedom of speech. Association and economic rights were said to be something necessary,
but not a part of human rights. This is a myth.
this myth of conflict between political or economic rights or artificial prioritisation
of such rights in developed or developing countries was exploded when the Vienna Declaration
and Programme of Action at the World Conference on Human Rights(1993) affirmed that human
rights were the birth right of all human beings and their protection and promotion were the first
responsibility of the Government and that all the human rights were universal, indivisible and
and liberty are two sides of the same coin, and deprivation of either must inevitably
the fabric of the other. The freedom to agitate for bread, and sustenance to fight for one's
liberties are concomitant.
of an individual, which is the postulate of human rights, obviously can have
no meaning
so long as the poor in the country do not have their economic conditions improved and the
discrimination based on privilege do not become mere memories instead of becoming more
and more aggressive as time passes on. The present situation must cause concern to all human
right activists.
The richest fifth have an income 74 times that of the poorest fifth.
percent of the wealth of the 20 richest people, or $ 8 billion, could provide
universal access
to primary education for a year but no political party is seeking to correct this balance the result
is a denial of the human right to universal education.
assets of the three of the richest people are more than the combined GNP of
the 48 least
developed countries.
Delhi, nearly one third of the total population lived in Juhggi Jhompri bustees.
There is a
shortage of 40 million houses. Those preferring artificial sympathy to the homeless express
helplessness because of the huge outlay of Rs 123,000 crores required for this purpose. But
curiously these very worthies maintain a deafening silence about Rs. 55,000 crores in bad
debts (euphemistically called non performing assets) owed by big business to banks and which
if realised could considerably help the homeless meet their needs.
a time one feels distressed by some human rights organisation getting preoccupied
human rights problems which are more relevant in the European and America context the rights
of homosexuals , the rights of unmarried mothers, the right to abortion or the status of surrogate
mothers - no doubt important aspects of human rights dimension in their social set up. But I do
feel that the protagonists of human rights in developing countries should concern themselves on
a priority basis with the actual realities of oppression of the weak and of discrimination in the
social set up.
blessing of the government would degenerate in to tyranny unless it is accompanied
by a
recognition that there are certain basic rights which are possessed by all the citizens. Though
belivers in human rights must be ever vigilant to resist any onslaught on the civil and political
liberties of the individual, and there can be no compromise on their essentiality, it is necessary
that these rights, so far as developing countries are concerned, must correlate with the
equally important major issue which is also an aspect of human rights, namely, the
development of the economy and the responsibility of the society to feed, clothe, house,
keep its people free from starvation, and to be able to be bring up one's children and
oneself in a decent, healthy environment.
former South African President , Mr. Nelson Mandela ,speaking at the Heads of
Non - Aligned Nations Conference held on 2.9.1998 in Durban highlighted the immediate
need to fight poverty when he said: "We have to remark to our common world anew.
The violence we see all around us, against people who are as human as we are, who sit
in privileged positions, must surely be addressed in a decisive and sustained manner. I
speak here of the violence of hunger which kills, of the violence of homelessness which
kills, of the violence of the joblessness which kills, of the violence of the Malaria and
HIV/AIDS which kill of the trade in narcotics which kills."
the solutions being suggested are all an illusion. Thus the much touted
claim by the propagandists of globalisation that it will accelerate progress in developing
countries is belied by the UNDP's Tenth Human Development Report of 1999, which
says that "market dominated globalisation has led to growing marginalisation of poor
nations and people, growing insecurity and growing inequality with benefits acquiring
almost solely to the richest people and countries". HDR 1999 has commented tersely
that "the benefits of globalisation in the past decade have been so unevenly shared
that the very word had come to acquire in certain quarters a pejorative tinge".
the World Development Report for 1999- 2000 says that at the start of the new
millennium an estimat3ed 1.5 billion people will subsist on the equivalent of a dollar a day.
220 million urban dwellers (13 percent of the developing World's urban population)
lack access to safe drinking water and about twice that number lack access to even the
simplest of the latrines.
most countries women have neither the right to the home which they were born
nor to
the home they live in after marriage. This essential homelessness of women is a major factor
in limiting the valuable contribution women can make towards gaining and retaining a home
and, in turn, in building a society. This critical fact has the effect of perpetuation of gender
inequality and poverty.
century ago Swami Vivekananda warned the Indian elite that unless they carried
the masses
with them in all efforts at national regeneration , no great progress could be made. The neglect
of the masses ...... chronic poverty under which they were held down have been the main cause
of India's degradation . "I call him a traitor who having been educated, nursed in luxury by the
hearts blood of the down trodden millions? A few thousands graduates do not make a nation,
a few rich men do not make a nation".
sad that even after a century, that reproach by the saintly soul should continue
to shame us.
(Rajindar Sachar, is a former President of the PUCL and the former Chief Justice
of Delhi High Court.)
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PASADENA, Texas (FOX 26) - Military officials confirmed two Army National Guard soldiers aboard an Apache helicopter died after the aircraft crashed into the water near Bayport Cruise Terminal near Pasadena, Texas on Wednesday.
Two soldiers were onboard the helicopter for a routine training flight. The helicopter launched from Ellington Airport on Wednesday afternoon and went into the water around 3:50 p.m.
Multiple agencies responded to the scene to assist in searching. During the search, the Harris County Sheriff's Office reported that two people are not accounted for, and officials later confirmed those soldiers as deceased.
"It is with our deepest sympathies that we tell you both service members on board the aircraft are deceased. Our thoughts and prayers are with their family," said Chief Warrant Officer 5 Glen Webb with the Texas Army National Guard.
Military officials said those on board were properly trained and the cause of the crash will continue to be investigated.
"All of our Army National Guard and air National Guard pilots are highly trained professionals," said Master Sergeant Sean Cowher. "At this time since we do not know the cause of the accident we can't speculate on anything like that our pilots are highly trained, highly qualified veterans that have been flying this aircraft for many years."
U.S. Rep. Pete Olson issued the following statement on Thursday in response to the report of the military helicopter crash:
It was devastating to learn that we lost two pilots yesterday during a training exercise over Galveston Bay. This demoralizing loss is a stark reminder of the risks our brave military members make every single day in defense of our nation - whether on the battlefield or in non-combat training situations. Our prayers go out to their family and friends and their fellow soldiers as they come to grips with this loss. We extend our deepest sympathies at this agonizing time. We are humbled and grateful for their service and sacrifice.


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The role, potential and interaction of networked catalogues and collection-level description have recently been given emphasis in order that efficient resource discovery mechanisms, and the effective organisation of such resources, be facilitated within the UK's developing JISC information environment (IE). This article describes the work of CC-interop, a JISC project, and related projects that inform the development of the IE and its ability to instantiate the functional model of online resource discovery to which JISC aspires. The article reviews the evolution of Z39.50 virtual union catalogue services and collection description services that preceded CC-interop. The paper also discusses how such work is informing regional information environments, with particular reference to Scotland, and reveals how such local arrangements will benefit the wider JISC IE.
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All schools within the Copperas Cove Independent School District began hosting Meet the Teacher nights for new and returning students and parents on Thursday.
The event gives students the opportunity to meet their teachers and familiarize themselves with the school, said Olga Peña, Cove ISD spokeswoman.
"Our junior high and middle-schoolers will be able to go from class to class, and not only get to talk to the teachers, but also take tours of the campuses, so they can be a little bit more comfortable when they come in for the first day of school," Peña said.
S.C. Lee Junior High School Principal Kayleen Love said the school's meet and greet, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, will set a good tone for the school year by letting parents know the doors are open to them.
"We want them to be a part of the learning community and what the kids are doing every day," she said.
Parents of S.C. Lee students will get access to their students' grades, can sign up for email information, and communicate with their child's team of teachers.
"With kids going off for school the next day, it will be nice to give parents a mental picture of who they're spending their time with," Love said. "It's good for the kids, the parents and the staff."
Love said she expects a large turnout for the event, especially with sixth-graders who are new to the school.
New student orientation includes tours and readiness programs.
"(Students) are anxious and excited to get into the school, and maybe it will relieve some of the stress that the little ones might be feeling," Love said.
Elementary-level students will get nearly the same treatment and can obtain information on proper school supplies, pick out their lockers and choose where they will sit for the year.
Parents also will get a chance to know the teachers and can exchange contact information and schedule future conferences, Peña said.
"(Meet the Teacher nights are) good for parents, because they get to meet the people who will be spending all of those hours with their kids on a daily basis," she said. "It's an invaluable night. Usually, we have such an incredible turnout especially at the elementary and junior high levels."


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The collapse of the three-party coalition headed by 77-year-old Bulent Ecevit, leader of the centre-left Democratic Left Party (DSP), precipitated early elections that transformed the Turkish political scene in 2002. The first serious rift occurred on February 6 when a set of democratization measures designed to bring Turkish legislation in line with European Union (EU) standards was opposed by the Nationalist Action Party (MHP), the second strongest party in the coalition, and was passed only with the help of the opposition in the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Confidence was further eroded when Ecevit refused to name an acting prime minister during a protracted illness that began in May. The decision taken on July 1 by Ecevit and his two coalition partners, Devlet Bahceli, leader of the MHP, and Mesut Yilmaz, leader of the centre-right Motherland Party (ANAP), to continue in office until the end of the parliamentary term in April 2004 failed to calm the still-unsteady markets. A few days later, fearing that he would be supplanted in the coalition by Tansu Ciller's more liberal centre-right True Path Party (DYP), Bahceli demanded early elections in November. Mesut Yilmaz agreed, and the fate of the coalition was sealed when between July 8 and 11 seven ministers resigned from the DSP; more than half of the party's parliamentary group followed over the next few months. On July 31, the parliament voted overwhelmingly to bring elections forward to November 3, against Ecevit's wishes. On August 3 a wide-ranging set of amendments to the constitution and penal laws that would abolish the death penalty and allow instruction and broadcasting in minority languages was endorsed by the parliament, once again over the opposition of the MHP. As a result, the death sentence on the Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan was commuted to life imprisonment on October 3.
On August 10 Ecevit's economic supremo, Kemal Dervis, resigned, and soon after that he joined the opposition centre-left Republican People's Party (CHP), led by Deniz Baykal. Attempts to lower the threshold of 10% of the countrywide poll, which parties had to pass in order to qualify for representation in the parliament, failed. As public opinion surveys predicted a massive win by the Justice and Development Party (AKP), the more moderate of the two successors to the banned Virtue Party (FP) of Islamic inspiration, the judiciary moved against the AKP leader, former Istanbul mayor Recep Tayyip Erdogan. In September the High Electoral Board ruled that a previous conviction disqualified him from standing for the parliament and, therefore, from becoming prime minister. On October 23 the chief prosecutor asked the Constitutional Court to ban the AKP for maintaining Erdogan in the leadership, but no ruling on the question occurred before the election.
On November 3 the AKP won 363 seats in the 550-member Turkish Grand National Assembly on 34.3% of the total vote and was thus able to form a single-party government after more than a decade of fissiparous coalitions. Only one other party, the CHP, crossed the 10% barrier, winning 178 seats on 19.4% of the poll. With only 6.2% of the poll, the Democratic People's Party (DEHAP), the legal vehicle for Kurdish nationalism, failed to enter the parliament. The new government formed by Abdullah Gul, deputy leader of the AKP, was confirmed by the parliament on November 28. On December 27 the parliament voted through a constitutional amendment that would clear the way for Erdogan to run for prime minister.
At its meeting in Copenhagen on December 12, the EU Council of Ministers noted the democratization measures approved by the outgoing parliament and decided that a firm date should be set to begin negotiations on Turkey's entry after further progress on remaining shortcomings had been reviewed.
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Economic growth resumed and inflation fell, but the consequences of the 2001 economic crisis were still felt in low investment and high unemployment. The Blue Stream pipeline, the deepest underwater pipeline in the world, which would transport Russian natural gas under the Black Sea to Turkey, was completed on October 20.
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Kendrick Hardy is one of the nation's top running back prospects. This Rivals100 member (No. 50) is from Monticello (Miss.) Lawrence County High School. Hardy, 6-0 and 210 pounds, has very good speed and is a challenge to contain for any defense.
"Spring is going well," Hardy said. "I have really worked hard on trying to get quicker and faster. I am cutting better. I am a down hill runner and I just want to work on all phases of my game."
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"I like how Ole Miss talks to me. I feel comfortable with those coaches and I know they will run a lot.
"I went down to Southern Miss and I liked it down there. I like coach (Larry) Fedora and I feel good about them.
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A pair of Grade 3 events on the lawn topped the week of racing at Belmont Park.
Knickerbocker H. (G3): Phipps Stable's homebred BOISTEROUS (Distorted Humor) rebounded from a rare dull performance with a strong late showing, winning by two lengths. The Shug McGaughey trainee endured 1 1/8 miles on the "good" turf in 1:50 under the guidance of Jose Lezcano.
Athenia S. (G3): Phillips Racing Partnership's homebred LA CLOCHE (Ghostzapper) commenced her run approaching the turn for home and powered clear to a 1 1/4-length winner under Junior Alvarado. The Jimmy Toner pupil stopped the teletimer in 1:45 for the 1 1/16 miles.
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A total of 38 races were held at the Elmont, New York venue, with favorites winning at a 32 percent rate and the top two betting choices combining for 58 percent of the wins during the week. From 20 races on the main oval, seven animals won in wire-to-wire fashion (35 percent), while three of the 18 races on the lawn were taken all the way on the front (17 percent).
The bettors were in good shape until Sunday, when just one favorite and one second choice came through on the nine-race card. Prior to that, the top two betting choices came through in 20 of 28 races (71 percent).
Speed on the main oval was solid, with six wire-to-wire winners from 16 races up to Sunday. We also witnessed a handful of winners who were well positioned and close to the pace early on.
Of the three winners who led all the way on the lawn, one came in a route on the inner, with the other pair sprinting on the outer oval at seven furlongs.
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2ND -- IRSAAL (More Than Ready) was very impressive to us in this spot, taking over at will in early stretch and widening his stride late in a powerful 6 1/4-length score in his second lifetime try. The Kiaran McLaughlin trainee may not have beaten much in this off-the-turf contest, but he has a powerful physique, moves well, and we think he has a very bright future.
4TH -- The well-backed MISS PATRICIA (Indian Charlie) tracked in third, took over in midstretch and inched clear to a solid two-length tally at first asking in this one under Ramon Dominguez. This Richard Dutrow trainee came home in a solid final quarter-mile and could be a nice one.
Friday (10/12)
4TH -- MISCHIEF MAKER (Cape Town) was much the best in this one and could be of stakes quality going forward for conditioner Bruce Brown. The three-year-old filly showed a nice closing punch to take this race going away and might be equipped to handle a stretch out in trip, as well.
Saturday (10/13)
5TH -- LONG RIVER (A.P. Indy) was six lengths clear of third behind a winner we think highly of in this one, and we'll tab the juvenile colt to win soon for McLaughlin. He could be any kind going forward and is bred for greatness.
8TH -- WINE BURGLAR (Rock Hard Ten) was next to last after the opening half-mile, but rallied big down the lane and just missed in a solid runner-up performance in this one. The juvenile filly should continue to move forward off this for trainer Bob Hess Jr.
Sunday (10/14)
2ND -- GEISHA GAL (Agnes Tachyon) proved tons the best for trainer Bill Mott, sweeping to a big lead in early stretch and striding home a fine winner under Alvarado. Second last time, the improving sophomore miss will be tough with winners right back with even a slight step forward from this.
4TH -- SOUPER SPEEDY (Indian Charlie) looked a bit tired in the closing yards of this one, but gets a lot of credit for running big in his first try as a three-year-old. The Tom Albertrani charge had to need this and should improve next time, especially with a bit more ground to work with.
9TH -- KID KATE (Lemon Drop Kid) ran down a clear leader in the stretch to win this one in fairly impressive fashion for conditioner Chad Brown. The hard-trying five-year-old showed a lot more early foot than in most of her prior races, and the tactic paid off as she wasn't left with so much to do. She fits just right with this type.
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this man was discovered lying face up at the home of a friend, deceased, with apparent assault injuries on his face.
He had Hate/Love tattooed on the knuckles of both hands. A shy but eagle-eyed sleuther has pulled a possible match for him in a missing person who disappeared about 7 years prior to our UID's discovery.
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Thomas does not have any tattoos listed, but his height, weight and appearance are a match for the Doe. What sold me was the ears-what do you guys think???
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Looks close but Thomas, I assume, was a businessman and I can't imagine that someone professional would have the tattoos described. Though a lot can happen in 4 years. Maybe his capped front teeth could provide a link. And why would he be in Ohio? I'll work on this one, too.
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In my not very experience opinion, I don't think they match because the guy in the identifyus pic has more hair.. Thomas' hair was already very receded in the theyaremissed pic. Dead guy also appears to have a widows peak going on. Also Thomas is reported to have teeth caps. IDK what caps look like.. and the morgue pic shows his teeth well. As for the ears, I couldn't see them well enough to form an opinion.
BTW, your second link didn't work for me, believe.
I think Thomas was an attorney: http://members.calbar.ca.gov/search/....aspx?x=126145
I am wondering why the 'friend' at the house he was found didn't know his name?
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Thomas Michael Nickel:
I think the unidentified person is a good match.
In looking at the date Mr Nickel was suspended from the CA bar,
it was 2002 and it was for non compliance for support.
Maybe this happened after he disappeared and of course, not there
to pay anything.
Maybe it happened before he disappeared and his life was not the way he thought it would be and he left.
My opinion: Go for the match. No dental. But fingerprints, as
he was a member of the bar association.
And more than likely has family for dna.
If the uid was found at home of friend, the friend would have given a name and an idea of what kind of job this man had, etc.
And obviously, LE ran fingerprints and he did come up in the system with a criminal record.
buffetoflies: how or why did you think to check the bar association?
I would not have thought of that.?
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believe 99, I did a sbs comparison for you, notice the hairlines? Good luck, after an hour of searching this is all I've come up with.
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This is strange believe09... I picked this guy out last night to try to find.
I am new at this and was just looking on namus and I put this one in my tracker.
good luck... hope you find who he is.Misty Where Is Sweet Haleigh?
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I don't see any of these as a match..
UID I am looking at his ears , crease between his eyes. had to of started few years ago to get so deep.. jmo
he has a bump on his nose . wonder if from the beating or just was normal that way.??
his teeth mouth area ..
now the guy in the photo beside the uid is very close. he was reported missing in 2002 make him 59yrs
so he would of had to lived a good 7 yrs missing as being the uid.
I can see a match if add some yrs to nickel guy..
pretty close..Misty Where Is Sweet Haleigh?
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I think the match with the hairline, age/size and coloring is strinking. even the mustaches are similar, although UID's is more 'biker' like since it appears a little longer at the sides of the mouth. it would be most helpful to learn the circumstances surrounding both men- why did Thomas Nickel disappear (i.e. were there LE theories- was he mixed up in some business dealings that went awry, etc.) or did he just leave to start over? drugs? depression? I did google and I agree it appears he was an attorney, but there are no articles on his disappearance anywhere. he must have dependents since his law license was suspended by the CA bar for failure to pay dependent support, probably due to his disappearance. that suggests his family believes he left of his own accord, or they wouldn't have filed anything against him for failure to pay child support. (reminds me of Christine and Nicholas Francisco- he was a missing person but she went ahead and filed divorce, filed suits against him, etc.)
for the UID it does seem odd that his 'friend' didn't have any further info, but something about his appearance and the circumstances of his death suggest to me he was probably a drinker or drug abuser, maybe went home with someone from the bar that night? the tattoos make me wonder if this isn't Nickel- now that we know he was possibly an attorney, that type of tattoo doesn't fit. unless Nickel had a burgeoning drug or alcohol problem, left it all in CA and drifted east, ending up in OH using and hanging with nefarious characters and meeting his demise.
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Since there aren't any stats for this guy I need a few more eyes to take a look.
Dale Hansik: W/M, LKA- 11/2008, from Joplin, MO
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I'm not seeing any of these as a match, but I wanted to say thank you for the side by side, I was really torn on Tom, it looks like a really good match.
Since the side by side was done on Adobe (thank you so much) I took a straight line from the top of the ear across and over the eyebrow.
On the UID, the line from the ear went right through the eyebrow. On Tom, it was above the eyebrow completely. So the ears aren't set the same. I don't think that changes after death, but I could be wrong.JMO. Unless there's a link, I can't prove it.
I'm not sure about the jawline either, but it looks like Dale was rather fleshy in the face and if he lost weight....I don't know.
However, they both have dark nose hair (yup, I said nose hair.)
Dale's ears line up with his eyebrows.
The lips are a good match as far as fullness and shape.
The thick eyebrows.
I really wish there were a straight on shot of the Doe, the side angle is making it tougher.
Let me sleep on it. He's going to be in my head all night, anyway.
ETA: Dale is #13 on this list at the link. It shows more of his neck and that looks very similar.
Last edited by not_my_kids; 12-02-2009 at 02:02 AM.JMO. Unless there's a link, I can't prove it.
I too wish UID was faced different.. and more pics of missing Dale Hansink .. I searched and nothing on him just the other link missing. and it is so small I can't see it. I want to see Dale Hansink adams apple.. yep. ok the link notmykids had for him, shows adams apple and Dale has a big one too. just have to imagine uid with less weight and more gray hair..
I wonder is Dale Hansink has tattoo's on his knuckles?
the nose looks close. different angle.
have to realize that picture of Dale Hansink might not of been recent...
I tried to add a few years in my mind and thinned his hair some and more gray.
I looked at hair line and looks like a match there if you add few years to Dale.
sometimes on some people once they start to turn gray it goes fast..
is that a widows peak ?? his hairline. I need to study hair lines.. cowlicks etc.
I see the ears match .
the eye sockets match
don't know about color can't see dale's
in thumbnail pic I could see better and looked kinda blue
chin match
and if study mouth it matches the way holding bottom lip
I would send in .. I see so much of a match that would bug me not to..
they have dna of uid.. but so little to go on for dale w. hansink..
I would try it snuf..
looks good to me. what about calling missouri for more info?
seems someone reported dale w. hansink missing right? wonder why no info to speak of on him? and only on the state mp LE site and charley project.. no where else.. that I could find.
I sure went wow when I saw the sxs...
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If you've ever bought a book and been disappointed that there weren't enough pictures, then the Taschen 'Icons' range is probably just what you want. I have a couple of these books -'Indian Style' which I'll review today and 'Eccentric Style'. Each follows the same pattern so my assumption is that all the Icons series are based on a similar format.
Taschen is a German publisher based in Koln which has been running for just over 30 years. It was started by an 18-year old who ran a shop selling comic books and he realised that there was a high demand for unpretentious, good value books about art, design and architecture. The brand has grown to be an international success story, partly due to their use of multi-language formats for many of their books (Indian Style's few words are in English, German and French) and they generally cost much less than you might expect. My assumption would be that by using three languages, they can produce much bigger print runs and so create their democratised-art books at much lower costs.
We must have dozens of Taschen volumes knocking around the house after I bought my husband lots of their books on various artists but I'll admit that I had forgotten about the Icons books until I set out to catalogue our books recently and they popped up.
Indian Style is edited by Angelika Taschen - clearly one of the family - with photographs by Deidi von Schaewen. As is entirely appropriate, on the cover it's the photographer who takes the honours as the first named because this is at heart a book of photographs with a few words here and there for little other purpose than to tell you where the photographs were taken. I moaned in a recent review of the book 'India Modern' by Herbert Ypma that there were too many words and too much effort to try to build a 'story' around the pictures. 'Indian Style' doesn't waste its words and is all the better for that. Instead it places beautiful coloured images in front of you and lets the reader - or rather viewer - make of them what they choose to. In contrast with other similar books, I also like that all the photographs are from just one photographer because it means the images knit together more coherently than in a multi-photographer book.
The book splits the photographs into four groups or chapters. Angelika Taschen gets a page or two to introduce the book with a preface entitled "Why is India so beautiful?" which is one of those questions that anyone who's spent time in the country will recognise as a simple and very searching question. She offers a few suggestions but it's up to you to decide whether she answers the question - in any of the three languages in which the text is offered. With Angelika's musings out of the way we're straight into the wonderful ingulgence of looking at pictures.
The photographic chapters are Landscapes, Houses, Interiors and Details. The book is a small paperback format with the pages just 19.5 cm by 15 cm so there's a risk that such a small layout might compromise the photo quality, however that's not the case. In the first three photo chapters all of the pictures are double spread shots so you do get a good sized picture. Only in the final chapter on 'details' are some of the pictures offered in portrait form but even then they resist the temptation to put two different pictures on each view, opting instead for a blank coloured page to offset the main image.
I enjoyed the Landscapes chapter in particular, indulging in some shameless exclamations of "I know where that is" as the photographs took me on a tour of the country with which I'm so obsessed. I could continue a bit of this self-indulgence in the Houses chapter, taking a moment to confirm if I was right in the section at the end of each chapter which identifies the location and identity of the picture. Interiors is the largest chapter and the least easy for me to identify the sources. The final chapter of details looks unnervingly like they've looked inside my brain and worked out the photos I love to take - lots of painted doors and windows and photos shot through gaps in walls. I'm just so predictable!
The book does a lovely job of mixing old and new, poor and wealthy, exclusive up-market and scruffy unpretentious places - though it would be true to say that it's always going to be easier to see beauty in the grand houses than in the slums so that balance is rather more towards the fancier places. I suspect that Taschen and von Schaewen weren't staying in crappy hotels as they bounced around India taking photos and musing on why India is so lovely. We see a mix of historic periods from Moghul architecture, through very 'days of the Raj' interiors which offer chintz and teddy bears on European sofas, on to pared down and structured Art Deco, through to modern. Many of the images leave us to think about the type of people who could have chosen to live surrounded by such strange furniture or paintings and to wonder at the decay and faded grandeur of some of the old palaces.
You won't find explanations of the pictures - just a few words of identification. If you find yourself wanting to know more, then you'll have to go off and do your own research. You won't LEARN a lot but this book isn't trying to teach you - just to inspire and delight you visually. What you choose to do with that inspiration - if anything - is entirely up to you. This is one of the nice things about the Icons series - if you want to just look, coo over the nice pictures and then put Indian Style back on the shelf, that's fine. If you want to use it to inspire your redecoration of your house - feel free. Or you could see a building that fascinates you and then go online to find out more about it, maybe even build your itinerary for your next holiday around going to see for yourself. Taschen won't tell you how to use their book - it's your choice. The freedom is perhaps part of their 'democratisation' of art. I find it very refreshing when too many art books try to tell us what to feel and how to respond.
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Reading between the lines: A closer look at the effectiveness of early childhood education policy to reduce inequality in Argentina
This study looks at Argentina's early childhood education policy, to determine whether it "ensures quality education and equal opportunities, without regional disparities and socio-economic inequities" –the main purpose of education policy in that country. In particular, the study examines how public kindergartens' effect on children's early literacy development compares to the effect of their alternative, private kindergartens. Panel data collected between 2004 and 2006 by Argentina's urban household survey is used to estimate a logit model for the probability of knowing how to read and write by the end of first grade. Estimations take into consideration the complex design of the survey data employed. The validity of the results obtained is further checked by the use of quasi-experimental econometric techniques. The study finds that, net of important individual, family, community and geographic characteristics, attending a public kindergarten has some effect on the probability that a child will know how to read and write by the end of first grade, but attending a private kindergarten has a more substantial effect on this probability. The difference between public and private kindergartens is found to be larger in the poorest regions of the country, as well as among the poorest families. In turn, the analysis finds that knowing how to read and write by the end of first grade reduces the probability of repeating that grade. These findings are relevant to education policymaking in Argentina, where efforts have focused on expanding the coverage of preschool services, largely disregarding that there is a fundamental problem of unequal opportunities among children in terms of access to high-quality early childhood education. Specific policy recommendations that could improve the quality of public preschools are suggested, taking into account the political difficulty to introduce profound reforms in the education system.
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Amir-e-Millat Hazrat Pir Syed Jamaat Ali Shah Sahib Muhaddas Ali Puri (r.a.) was one of the great saints of Sialkot, Pakistan. He was Wali Allah of Naqshbandia Sufi order.
At the age of 100 years, he was a big supporter of the Pakistan movement and amongst his admirers was one Allama Iqbal. He wrote many letters to Quaid e Azam offering advice and support and he was instrumental in getting the populace to vote for the Muslim League: he issued a fatwa saying that Muslims would not offer the janazah prayer of anyone who did not vote for Pakistan, also, Congress supporters would not be buried in Muslim graveyard.
He sent a tasbih and prayer mat to the Quaid too and asked him to pray regularly. As a Sufi he occupied the status of a Perfect Master and he was loved by all and sundry. It is for his love of the Beloved Prophet of Allah (Alayhi salaat o salaam) that he is especially famous. He passed on to his Creator in 1951 but until the very end he stuck passionately to the commands of the Shar'iah, never missing a prayer and often he would pray all night long.


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Seventy five years of service celebrated at Runestone Electric Association annual meeting
More than 600 Runestone Electric Association (REA) members and guests gathered Saturday, March 27 at Jefferson High School in Alexandria for the 74th annual meeting of the electric cooperative.
During the business meeting, Board President Bill O'Brien and CEO Rick Banke gave reports on the activities and financial condition of the cooperative. REA was incorporated in 1935, making 2010 the 75th anniversary for the member-owned cooperative.
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CURRENT US Open champion Justin Rose has Georgia on his mind as he makes his comeback from a two-month injury lay-off in this week's Northern Trust Open.
The Hampshire star will make his 2014 debut at Riviera Country Club after being sidelined with a shoulder injury that forced him to miss the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship on the European Tour and Farmers Insurance Open on the PGA Tour last month.
The 33-year-old admits he has rushed his recovery in order to get back on the course and begin his preparation for next week's WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship and then the year's first major, the US Masters at Augusta National in April.
"A lot of hard work went into me being here," Rose said in a pre-tournament press conference.
"It was a race against time to really get back playing and get back strong.
"If I'm honest, I've only really been hitting balls, drivers, for about a week, 10 days now. So it really has been down to the wire.
"My immediate focus is just continuing to improve as a golfer and really have the discipline every week to go out and execute my skill set, which I believe is growing and getting stronger every week.
"That's how I'm going to play my best golf.
"That's how I'm going to contend in majors. Certainly I want to be 100 per cent come April."
Rose believes he irritated his shoulder by throwing a ball 60 or 70 yards to his caddie during The Barclays last August – an event where he finished second – and struggled with the injury at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai in November, where he was unable to prevent Henrik Stenson from winning the tournament and with it the Race to Dubai title.
"I played pretty much from October last year with it not perfect," he added. "I assumed a little bit of rest over Christmas would heal it, but it didn't really and that's when I knew I needed to put a little bit of extra time into it, but nothing serious, nothing torn, no surgery required, nothing like that.
"I'm feeling good.
"Like I said, a lot of hard work went into me being here.
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"My game's felt really good at home.
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It's not just commitments at Hargrave Military Academy this season. Head coach Troy Davis's team has one other prospect that holds offers and a few other sleepers to keep an eye on.
"Except for the four commits, the rest are uncommitted and showing some flashes."
The lone other player with offers is true senior Irving Huggins out of St. Cloud, Florida.
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"He's a 6-foot-2, 215-pound running back," he said. "He's got about three offers from Marshall, USF and UCF. I think a lot more offers will come his way with the type of back he is.
"He's an SEC/ACC type of back with a 4.6 40. His mother wanted him to be in a much more structured environment. She's Jamaican and wants a disciplined and structured environment for him that's why she put him in this setting here."
The remainder of the prospects to watch are still looking for their first offers.
Aside from Huggins, Davis is interested about two other tailbacks he's got.
"Tyree Massey and Andre Hunt I feel really good about," he said. "Tyree is from Fayetteville and rushed for 1,200-yards and it just came down to his academics. I think a year here and he's going to go somewhere. He's going to have an upside to him.
"Andre is 6-foot-0, 215-pounds from Seantrel Henderson's high school in Minnesota. We're really pleased with him. I think we've got three good backs and all three are big-time backs."
Davis noted a few offensive linemen as well to watch.
"Rodney Carroll out of Locust Grove is 6-foot-6, 295-pounds," he said. "I know he's been to Virginia for camp and they have expressed an interest. I'd really like to see Virginia come hard on him.
"We've got Byron Williams, he's 6-foot-5, 300-pounds and there is a possibility with LSU.
"Michael Berardi is a 6-foot-4, 284-pounder out of West Virginia. He could be a Big Ten kid. He's a really solid guard for us.
"Another kid is Justin Senior out of Montreal, Canada. He's a 6-foot-6, 280-pounder. He's going to be a blue-chipper. He's got really quick feet and any schools looking for a lineman are going to be intrigued by this kid. His brother plays for Connecticut as a defensive end. Academically he's got the grades, he's just coming to get better talent.
"Finally, Mike Jones out of Fayetteville is a 6-foot-6, 340-pounder. He's a physical force to be reckoned with as a tackle."


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Louisville,Ky - With a week since its last game, Louisville at least won't have to worry about fatigue this time.
The well-rested Cardinals look to rebound from their second loss of the season as they host UAB on Saturday afternoon.
Oddsmakers from Online Sportsbook Sportsbook.com have made the Louisville –13.5 point spread favorites for Tuesday's game against the UAB. Current College Basketball Public Betting Information shows that 67% of more than 254 bets for this game have been placed on the Louisville –13.5.
Down to No. 19 in the latest AP poll after being ranked third a month ago, Louisville (7-2) is coming off a 70-64 defeat to then-unranked Minnesota last Saturday at the Stadium Shootout in Glendale, Ariz. The Cardinals defeated Mississippi less than 48 hours earlier in Cincinnati and didn't arrive in Arizona until the early morning hours on Friday.
"The trip from hell didn't stop us," Louisville coach Rick Pitino said.
His team's shooting did. The Cardinals hit 37.7 percent from the field, including a 4-of-17 effort from 3-point range. Louisville is averaging 77.9 points this season, but is shooting 43.8 percent from the floor - 167th in the nation.
Starting guard Edgar Sosa was benched in the second half after shooting 2-of-6 for four points and committing two turnovers in 18 minutes. Senior Terrence Williams scored a team-high 17 points, but missed nine of 15 shots and is shooting 38.9 percent this season.
Earl Clark posted his fifth double-double in seven games with 16 points and 11 rebounds on Saturday but hit 4-of-12 from the field.
After his starters shot a combined 17-of-46 versus Minnesota, Pitino said he'd be making adjustments to the lineup "to try to get a little more offense into our game."
Louisville might need that on Saturday as it faces a UAB team that is coming off its best defensive effort of the season. The Blazers (8-3) held Florida Atlantic to 28.6 percent shooting and tied a season high with nine steals in a 76-43 win on Monday.
The Cardinals, meanwhile, had as many turnovers (15) as field goals with six minutes left Saturday. They've committed a season-high 16 turnovers and shot below 39 percent from the field in back-to-back games.
"I've known from day one that we have talent, we have potential, but we're not executing," Pitino said.
His team ranks eighth in the nation in field goal defense at 35.9 percent, but could be tested by a UAB team that shot a season-best 53.2 percent from the field on Monday. The Blazers are hitting 48.9 percent during their three-game winning streak.
UAB returns to Freedom Hall on Saturday for the first time since defeating Kentucky 79-76 on Dec. 15, 2007. Robert Vaden scored 28 of his 33 points in the second half of that game, and this season, the senior swingman is averaging a team-best 19.4 points.
In Monday's victory, Vaden scored just 12 points, but the Blazers had four players in double figures as they posted their largest margin of victory since defeating Alabama A&M 91-48 on Dec. 4, 2007.
Senior Paul Delaney III had 16 points, eight rebounds and six assists on Monday, while Lawrence Kinnard posted his fifth double-double of the season with 10 points and 12 boards.
"This was a good victory in many ways," said UAB coach Mike Davis, whose team is 3-1 on the road this season with wins at Troy, Arizona and Old Dominion. "We had a chance to play some guys who needed to get some playing time and also had a chance to give some of our starters a little rest."
Louisville has won five straight against UAB, dating to the first round of the 2001 Conference USA tournament, and leads the series 11-4. In the teams' last meeting on March 11, 2005, the Cardinals defeated the Blazers 74-67 in the C-USA tournament semifinals.
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Dianthus, Cheddar Pinks 'Tiny Rubies'
Dianthus gratianopolitanus
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Foliage Color:
Bloom Characteristics:
This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Water Requirements:
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
Where to Grow:
Grow outdoors year-round
Suitable for growing in containers
under 6 in. (15 cm)
9-12 in. (22-30 cm)
USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 �C (-40 �F)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Parts of plant are poisonous if ingested
Handling plant may cause skin irritation or allergic reaction
Pollen may cause allergic reaction
Bloom Color:
Pale Pink
Bloom Time:
Mid Spring
Late Spring/Early Summer
Mid Summer
Other details:
Soil pH requirements:
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
7.9 to 8.5 (alkaline)
Patent Information:
Propagation Methods:
By dividing the rootball
Seed Collecting:
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Florence, Alabama
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Littleton, Colorado
New Haven, Connecticut
Scottville, Michigan
Saint Louis, Missouri
Kinderhook, New York
Fort Jennings, Ohio
Lebanon, Oregon
Albion, Pennsylvania
Knoxville, Tennessee
Lafayette, Tennessee
Ogden, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Manassas, Virginia
Vancouver, Washingtonshow all
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On Jun 8, 2012, RustyThumb from Ogden, UT (Zone 5b) wrote:
I am a person who can never have too many Dianthus varieties. My Tiny Rubies have become a favorite in my Dianthus collection. One patch is about 18 inches across now.
On May 12, 2012, SallieKr from (Sallie) Cherry Valley, IL (Zone 5a) wrote:
I just purchased a plant similar to this, but the cultivar name is 'Petite', common name 'Petite Dianthus', in the "Stepables" line:
On Mar 21, 2007, berrygirl from Braselton, GA (Zone 8a) wrote:
Short 2" - Plant 12" apart. A cushion of 1" foliage, covered with brilliant tiny double pink flowers.
On Jan 8, 2007, tinyrubies from Coos Bay, OR (Zone 8b) wrote:
This is one of the cutest little plants, with foliage that almost looks like a little green wig. The foliage sets off the light pink flowers very well. It does need very sharp drainage (it's on a steep slope) here in rainy Oregon to survive. It's a little hard to get started sometimes but my clump is now 1.5 feet across after 2 years. I'm going to try dividing it next fall.
On Jun 12, 2005, ifiranthezoo from Florence, AL wrote:
I bought some of these this year that I found mixed in with the regular sized Chedder Pinks at Lowes. They are really adorable. They are like itty bitty miniature Chedder Pinks. The regular sized Chedder Pinks do well for me and come back strong as long as they aren't in strong afternoon sun so I'm hoping these will too.


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As of 6 a.m. Sunday, California Highway Patrol officers in San Diego County reported arresting 33 suspected drunken drivers during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
This year's tally was slightly higher than the same period last year, in which CHP officers made 31 suspected drunken driving arrests on freeways and in unincorporated areas, according to the CHP.
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Wreckers who were preparing to tear down a burned-out bakery in Troy, Illinois, accidentally made a big impression on City Hall, which was right next door. A 65-ton crane backed into the government building, creating a gaping hole in the front wall. According to a supervisor, the crane operator "was just being careless."
This accident reminds me of what happened to the church in first-century Corinth. By being self-absorbed and careless with the bread and wine of the Lord's Table, some church members backed into big trouble. Their failure to honor the sanctity of Communion dishonored the memory of Christ's sacrifice. Many believers paid for their mistake with a loss of health or even life (1 Cor. 11:30).
Paul urged the Corinthians to judge themselves so that they wouldn't be judged (vv.28,31). And he pointed out that even the Lord's judgment was for their benefit (v.32).
The Lord's Table will remain an opportunity and a danger until He comes (v.26). By the attitude of our hearts, we will either honor His death or do damage to His name.
Before you celebrate the Lord's Supper, prayerfully examine yourself. Then, with a heart of gratitude, focus on His sacrifice for you.
I pause, and in fresh honesty confess
The sins I try to hide but Christ can see;
And then, in holy hush I taste the meal
And gratefully recall His death for me. —Gustafson
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