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I only have this question as i was browsing this forum post and i noticed that some people managed to create a toolbar not connected to the taskbar. I am asking about this as when i used Windows XP I used the quick launch bar in such a way like a osx shortcut bar. It was nice to have as with windows xp IMO it was needed IDK if i will use this as so far pining to the start menu is working well for me but its small. So in all i know how to create a new troolbar but i dont know how to remove it from the taskbar so this is my question. Is it possible to say put a toolbar on the top of my sreen and the taslbar on the bottom? (or the other way arround IDK)
So wither or not i use this I would like to know. Just in case it matters i am using windows 7 home premium.
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i know how to create a new troolbar but i dont know how to remove it from the taskbar
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Usually, zoom lenses are credited with not so good quality. That's right. Most zoom eyepieces should be as inexpensive as possible and are therefore optically calculated for low magnification, and then the magnification is pulled up by displacement of the individual lens groups - which naturally suffers resulting image quality.
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Struggling SDLP can't afford to be camera-shy
You'd think, wouldn't you, that the SDLP would want to be on TV at the centre of political debate, showing that it has leadership candidates with real fire in their bellies and good ideas for the future? You might think that - but you would be wrong.
The party pulled out of a leadership debate on the BBC's Hearts and Minds programme tonight at the last moment. After much cogitation, the hierarchy thought it would be too divisive.
Perhaps they have learnt the Stalinist ways of the DUP and Sinn Fein, whose ministers and senior figures are surrounded by phalanxes of minders and whose MLAs live in fear of making any kind of statement that crosses the party line.
These defensive tactics may serve the big parties well - they are at the top of the political game and have ground to defend. The SDLP, on the other hand, is near the bottom and needs to make itself heard.
Let's be blunt. Unless the party shakes itself up and makes people take notice, the SDLP could be electing its last leader this coming weekend.
The next three to four years will be crucial, so they had better choose the right person for the job.
When a political party is on the slide like this, giving up a slot on prime-time TV for four of its leading figures to debate policy, is a sign of weakness, not a demonstration of strength.
Instead of debating openly, they have sent their leaders to debate at local hustings where 70 people is considered a good turn-out and no one outside the party will be any the wiser about what went on.
When a party loses support over the course of several elections and is on a clear downward trajectory, the last thing it should do is begin to turn in on itself. There will be no election until the European poll in 2014, so this is a safe enough time to air a few differences, get the debate going and judge the public mood.
That is what most parties who suffered a setback would do. As a BBC source pointed out: "The Labour party in Britain had the Iraq war, the Blair/Brown rivalry and two feuding brothers to contend with, but they still managed to do a debate on Newsnight after losing the election. We had hoped for something similar from the SDLP."
To give them their due, some of the leadership candidates see that. "I would debate anywhere. I was up for it," says Patsy McGlone.
"I don't see it as divisive at all. Four grown men should be able to conduct themselves in a way that would make sure it would never become divisive. I was very much looking forward to it," added Conall McDevitt.
Alex Attwood said he had originally been in favour of the idea, feeling that he would do well in debate, but was persuaded against taking part by other party members who discussed the issue with him last week.
Alasdair McDonnell said he was satisfied with the party decision, although he wanted a televised debate last year when his opponent would have been Margaret Ritchie.
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Juliette Losq on Watercolors, Borderlands, and Her New Exhibition at Waterhouse & Dodd
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Thin painted wood frame.
Certificate of the artist.
Nemora, The Fine Art Society Contemporary, London, 2014; "Dans la poussière de cette planète", Galerie Arcturus, Paris, 2013; Lucaria, Theodore Art, New York, 2012; Life of Wood c/o BTAP, GS Tower (1F), Seoul 2009
2016 The Threadneedle Prize, Mall galleries, London; The Lynn Painter Stainer's Prize, Mall Galleries, London; Terra Tremula, Luborimov Angus Hughes, London; Pool, Griffin Gallery, London; Cupar Arts Festival, Fife
2015 Complicit, Coates and Scarry at Gallery 8, London; Ghosts, The Fine Art Society Contemporary; The Tragedy of Landscape, The Griffin Gallery, London; The Opinion Makers 2, Londonewcastle, London; Jerwood Drawing Prize, Jerwood Space, London and touring
2014 John Moores Painting Prize, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool; What Marcel Duchamp Taught Me, the Fine Art Society Contemporary 2013 Christies Editions with Luborimov Easton, London; Viewing Room, All Visual Arts, The Crypt, Marylebone Road, London; Memory and Desire Part II, Curated by The Violet Hour, London; 3x3, Orion Contemporary, London; Epic Fail, Storefront Bushwick, NYC; Metamorphose, Islington Arts Factory, London
2012 Another Room, R O O M London;
AVA The Collection, All Visual Arts, London;
Collaborators 3, R O O M London;
The Seven Lamps, Lubomirov-Easton, London
2011 Chimera, John Jones Exhibition Space, London
40 Artists 80 Drawings, Burton Museum and Art Gallery, Devon
Catlin Art Prize, the Tramshed, Shoreditch;
The Fountainhead Residency and Open Studio, Miami FL;
On the Brink, SW1 Gallery, London
2010 Pulse Miami, with Theodore art, December;
Juliette Losq / Darren Norman / Eric Poitevin with Theodore Art at Ecoartspace 53 Mercer St. NYC;
Diploma Show, Royal Academy Schools
2009 2 x 2, Fred [London] Ltd ;
Premiums 2009, Royal Academy of Arts;
40 Artists 80 Drawings, The Drawing Gallery, Shropshire
2008 Summer Exhibition at Galerie Aalders, La Garde Freinet, France.
2006 Drawing Breath: surveying 10 years of the Jerwood Drawing Prize, the gallery at Wimbledon College of Art and touring exhibition;
Different Views: Sharon Beavan, Jane Dixon, Juliette Losq, Barry Martin, Keir Smith, The Drawing Gallery, London;
London Art Fair, Art Projects with The Drawing Gallery
2005 Hans Brinker Trophy Exhibition, Amsterdam;
Jerwood Drawing Prize, Jerwood Space, London and touring exhibition
Evening Standard, Homes and Property, 24 Mar 2016-
Harpers Bazaar, 19 Feb 2015
Widewalls, Artist Profile - Juliette Losq
University of the Arts Alumni News, 7 September 2015
Art Versed, In Talk with Juliette Losq, 7 December 2015
After Nyne Magazine, 27/05/2015, review of "Complicit
Jerwood Drawing Prize 2015 - Press Release
Juliette Losq: Nemora, Port Magazine, 11 September 2014
Preview "Nemora" by Juliette Losq at The Fine Art Society Contemporary, 14 August 2014
Solo Exhibition by Juliette Losq at The Fine Art Society,LC Jounral, 5 September 2014
bbc.co.uk John Moores Painting Prize Shortlist revealed, 4 July 201
wallpaper.com John Moores Painting Prize, 7 July 2014
Artinfo.com 5 October 2012 pdf - html version
John Kavanagh reviews 'Chimera' at John Jones Gallery for artistsinsight.co.uk
Fad Website 13 May 2011
Catlin Prize 2011 Shortlist Announced 29 March 2011
The Independent, 12 January 2011
The Tait Global 25 November 2010
Elle Magazine July 2010
the FASHADDICT blog 22 June 2010
Tatler Magazine March 2010
BBC London, September 2006
Courtauld Institue of Art Newsletter Spring 2006
Jerwood Drawing Prize 2005
Artist's studio
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Nations urge Venezuela on elections, warn of diplomatic 'last resort'
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By Frank Jack Daniel and Matt Spetalnick
MEXICO CITY/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A group of 14 nations urged Venezuela on Thursday to hold elections and release "political prisoners," in a joint statement that kept open the option of seeking to suspend the South American country from the Organization of American States.
The statement, which Mexico's Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said was aimed at encouraging Venezuela to "re-establish democracy," called for dialogue and negotiation to resolve a crisis in the oil-exporting country, which is suffering severe food and fuel shortages.
Suspending Venezuela from the OAS was a last resort, the nations said, and something that should be avoided unless other diplomatic efforts have been exhausted.
"We reiterate that inclusive and effective dialogue is the right path to achieve lasting solutions to the challenges faced by the Venezuelan people," the statement said.
Venezuela has jailed around 100 government opponents it accuses of inciting violence and planning the overthrow of President Nicolas Maduro. Opposition activists and human rights groups say they are prisoners of conscience.
In October, Venezuela's election board suspended the opposition drive for a recall referendum against Maduro despite the country's crushing economic crisis, the government's unpopularity and public opinion in favor of a plebiscite.
Venezuela has also delayed until 2017 elections due in December for state governorships.
The declaration by the 14 nations called for the separation of powers, the rule of law and the establishment of an electoral calendar for postponed elections.
The group that signed the declaration, which includes regional powerhouses the United States, Mexico, Canada and Brazil, also called on Venezuela to recognize the legitimacy of the country's national assembly, which has been defanged by Maduro's government since the opposition won a majority in 2015.
Delcy Rodriguez, Venezuela's foreign minister, called Videgaray "servile" and a "traitor" for siding with Washington in a new push to isolate her country, which has been at loggerheads with the United States since the left-wing government of the late President Hugo Chavez.
"Foreign Minister @LVidegaray attacks Venezuela to please his imperial owners," Rodriguez said on Twitter. "He is building walls with Latin America instead of defending the sovereign rights and interests of its people."
The pressure by countries, including several former Venezuelan allies who have elected right-of-center governments in recent years, follows a call by the head of the OAS to expel Venezuela if it does not hold general elections quickly, a move that would require the support of two-thirds of the Washington-based body's 34 General Assembly members.
Luis Almagro, secretary general of the OAS and a former foreign minister of Uruguay, calls Maduro's government a dictatorship. He said earlier this month that, if Venezuela did not comply quickly, it should be suspended for violating rules that require members to adhere to democratic norms.
In the past the OAS suspended Cuba and Honduras for breaking with democracy but was criticized for not taking such action against right-wing dictatorships during the Cold War.
State Department spokesman Mark Toner said the United States was concerned by the state of democracy in Venezuela.
"We urge the Venezuelan government to comply with the constitution ... and hold elections as soon as possible," Toner told a briefing for reporters.
"We're not pushing for Venezuela's expulsion from the OAS at this time. We do think that the OAS is the appropriate venue to deal with the situation in Venezuela," he said.
However, a senior White House official said suspension from the regional body remained an option. Although numbers supporting Thursday's declaration fell well short of the requirement to take strong action through the OAS, the official said the statement was a significant first step.
"If Venezuela continues down the path that it's on, the notion that it's going to belong to an organization committed to democratic principles doesn't make much sense," the official told Reuters, adding that the United Sates could also consider sanctions. "There are going to be ramifications," the official said.
Mexico's decision to openly take a stance on the situation in Venezuela is a shift from a usual preference by Latin America's second-largest economy not to interfere in other countries' affairs.
"We should not continue to be indifferent, we cannot continue to be indifferent," Videgaray said earlier on Thursday, emphasizing that Mexico would respect Venezuela's sovereignty and act according to international law and in agreement with the countries of the Americas.
Mexico's change in tack may reflect an effort to have constructive relations with the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly antagonized Mexico.
"It reinforces what has been a general comment throughout these past weeks and months about how important Mexico is to the United States, not only bilaterally but as a regional player," said Andres Rozental, former deputy foreign minister for Mexico.
(Additional reporting by Matt Spetalnick and Lesley Wroughton in Washington, David Ljunggren in Ottawa, Daniela Desantis in Asuncion and Girish Gupta and Diego Oré in Caracas; Editing by Matthew Lewis and Leslie Adler)


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I was reading Crochet Saved my Life (well I think that is where I read it) and this book suggested that using colourful yarn can boost your mood, so I though why not I will see if this works! So I bought a whole lot of Women's Institute yarn from Hobbycraft because I think it has the nicest colour palette.
I love granny squares but I knew that I wanted to try something new, and I spotted a beautiful square called Sunburst and followed a pattern by Nittybits. The pattern is very easy to follow and I just love sunbursts ! Very addicted !
I started off by making one up fully and then I made a few of each colour in round round.
Once I had done round one, I moved on to round two. Just look at the colours! I just love looking at them in my plarn basket 🙂
I now have almost completed round three of all my sunbursts and will have 21 of each outer colour. I will do another post soon once I have all of them done! But for now just look at my pile of sunbursts at round two below and imagine how long it took me to get that far!


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Thank you, Bonnie for choosing
me for "Special Spotlight" this month. I feel honored knowing my latest
book isn't fiction—but that's where it gets interesting. I have a YA
novel completed and a second in the works. I've had articles, devos and
shorter works published, and my God Glimpses blog, but this book isn't
any of those, not even close.
Who knew a year ago I'd be the
author of the only garden journal purchased by the Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society for their store at the 2016 Philadelphia Flower
Show? God knew.
About this time last year it
seemed like nothing I did was working out. I stopped striving and
prayed instead, asking God where I should focus my efforts. I had
enough art supplies for the first time in many years to actually do
something, but what? I kept getting the answer, day after day. "What's
in your hand?" So I did an inventory of what I had to work with.
I knew God gave me these talents
and interests because he wanted me to enjoy them as a gift without
strings attached—to feel his love and pleasure.
I knew my artwork was on his
But I also needed money! Any
project I worked on needed to pay for itself, and more, because I knew
that our family would lose most of our income at the end of the year.
What project could I do that
would combine my interests and talents, that would also have the
potential for income?
That's when I remembered the
garden journal I'd started years before. The most important aspects of
the journal could be included in a paperback book. I knew I had a
winner. I had a peaceful confidence unlike my experience with so many
projects in the past. God impressed on me that he would use this in
ways that would surprise me. "See what I will do" was the phrase that
kept me going for the nine months it took to put the book together.
While preparing the forms, I
researched the competition. If I was going to spend that much time on a
garden journal, I wanted it to be the most practical, useful garden
journal out there. However, listening to my husband repeat,
"commercially acceptable – it just has to sell" helped. Left to myself,
I would have perfected for years and never published.
Then my book wouldn't be the
only garden journal sold at the 2016 Philadelphia Flower Show, known as
the number one trade show event in the world.
Here's the thing—all my life
experience came together in this one book. That Aha moment came when I
realized God had been preparing me for most of my adult life to produce
this one book—this not-a-novel, not-an-earth-shattering piece of fine
art—garden journal, of all things.
I had worked for the most
important plant supplier for the Philadelphia Flower Show, J. Franklin
Styer Nurseries. I was not a landscaper, or horticulturalist, but the
lowly receptionist in the office who directed phone calls and answered
plant questions. That meant I was in constant contact with the
landscape designers and nursery people regarding the care and selection
of plants, plus I was encouraged to study the vast library between
Having that connection fifteen
plus years ago, and peace that God was in this gave me the confidence
to contact the merchandizing manager for the flower show to ask if she
might carry my book. She invited me to meet with her in person, where
she told me they have been looking for a garden journal for years, but
none had met their requirements. She especially liked the individual
plant pages, with their check-off circles for the fifty or more things
possible to record about each plant.
I did my best to make each form
meet the needs of the most avid gardeners, and act as a learning tool
for novices. Here's a brief summary of the contents of The Garden
Journal, Planner & Log Book.
• Individual plant pages with over fifty possible check boxes for each
plant, plus space for additional info, photos, drawings, seed packets
or tags.
• Logs for annuals, biennials and perennials, with code, location and
date planted.
• Logs for weather, formulas & recipes, pests and diseases,
cultivation and propagation, bloom and harvest times, flowers, bulbs,
fruit, vegetables, herbs, vines, shrubs, trees, wildlife sightings and
• Prune, trim and tidy logs with guidelines.
• Planning pages for up to four years.
• Garden plot graph pages for twenty beds with lined note pages
• Purchase record logs.
• Supplier contact list.
• A diary for all the things you simply must write out using sentences
or drawings, because as much as gardening is a science, it is an art
above all.
• Information pages for many of the logs to guide the novice or remind
those with experience
I'm donating a portion of the
proceeds of this book to our nonprofit food pantry, the Lifewerks
Giving Garden. In addition, I've priced it so that churches, schools,
garden clubs or other groups can use the journal as a fundraiser for
their cause. My goal is to be able to contribute to our Giving Garden,
and other causes as well. That's why I worked so hard to make this the
most comprehensive garden journal out there.
I'm excited to share my story,
because, like me, you may be getting frustrated with where you are in
your creative journey. Before this my goals were about making a
statement in the kingdom with Christian novels, or through artwork done
in church on stage, or depicting Christian themes. This garden journal
has nothing to point to God other than one little line in the credits.
Since its release Nov. 28th, I've had more conversations about God with
complete strangers as a result of this garden book than I've had in
years as a pastor's wife! God knew all along what would happen.
Bio:Joy is a
pastor's wife and mother of two young adult daughters, living near
Philadelphia, PA. Joy edited J.A.M. Magazine, which required that she
and her husband start a nonprofit, Lifewerks, Inc. They began by
mentoring student writers and artists, soon offered classes and
seminars, and now run a food pantry, the Giving Garden, so that hungry
young writers (as well as the rest of the community) have the fuel to
create. Joy's artwork was used by the White House as Christmas gifts,
but that's another story. For more on Joy there's joykieffer.com, and
for the garden journal, GardenKitch.com. To help directly with the
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When the Cleveland Cavaliers drafted Tyler Zeller they expected big things, but instead all they've gotten is a 7-foot disappointment. The Cavaliers have loaded their roster with reinforcements, and it's proving a lot harder for Tyler to get on the court let alone improve his game. He will get the occasional minutes, but he has to majorly impress if he is to get on the court ahead of Andrew Bynum. Now at 23 years old, Zeller hasn't progressed quite as his coaches had hoped. Is he worth fighting for or is he a lost cause?
So far this season he has averaged 1.2 ppg and 1.0 rpg, which is not likely to help his quest to become an NBA starter. Last season he struggled a lot, making many critical errors, although he did improve given time. But it seems he'd be a better fit in a struggling team where he could play many games, not one still seeking the success achieved under LeBron James.
There's nothing like a little bit of brotherly rivalry to cause more controversy. Tyler's little brother, Cody Zeller, had an impressive time in college for Indiana, leading to many suggesting he was already a better player than Tyler. Although there's a lot of time ahead in their young careers it appears Cody may have better luck in the NBA, and he is already averaging 5.6 ppg and 3.6 rpg. Not bad considering he has a lot of time to improve on his abilities while Tyler's time may be running out — in Cleveland at least.
The Cavaliers aren't the sort of franchise to give up on a player so easily, but after this season they may look to move on to bigger and better things. If they can gain the right player or draft pick then Tyler may be surplus to requirements.


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Truck accident closes part of Commack Road
A tractor-trailer overturned Tuesday morning in Commack, closing down Commack Road between Crooked Hill Road and Henry Street, police said.
Suffolk County police said there were no reported injuries in the one-vehicle crash.
The truck appeared to be carrying mostly construction debris. The truck was taking the trash to an intermodal facility to be shipped out, an official at the scene said.
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Ph.D. 2007, Oceanography, University of Connecticut
B.A. 1993, Biology with a Philosophy minor, Wellesley College
Vaudrey received a B.A. in Biology with a minor in Philosophy from Wellesley College, MA. She worked at The Newfound Harbor Marine Institute and Seacamp in Big Pine Key, FL for three years; finishing her tenure there as the Intern Coordinator. Jamie then moved to Oregon and worked as the Oregon Area Manager for Science Adventures, a science education company. Jamie completed her Ph.D. in Oceanography at the University of Connecticut in 2007. She worked as a Postdoctoral Associate on two separate projects through UConn, one on seagrass in Long Island Sound and one developing an ecosystem model of hypoxia in Narragansett Bay. In 2010, Jamie started her current position as Assistant Research Professor with the Department of Marine Sciences, University of Connecticut.
Vaudrey is currently the Past-President of the New England Estuarine Research Society. She is a member of the Long Island Sound Study's (LISS) Science and Technical Advisory Committee, Narragansett Bay Estuary Program's (NBEP) Science Advisory Committee, CT DEEP's Niantic Nitrogen Workgroup, and the LISS Water Quality Workgroup. Jamie is also involved with local community-based monitoring groups as an advisor (CUSH, SE*CRES) and recently completed a project assessing the status of community-based monitoring throughout Long Island Sound.
Corey A. Leamy – Marine Research Specialist
B.S. 2014, Marine Sciences, University of Connecticut
Corey joined the Vaudrey lab in 2012 as an undergraduate marine research assistant. She worked as a field and lab assistant until she graduated in the fall of 2014. Corey rejoined the lab in January of 2015 as a Marine Research Specialist. Corey has been involved with dawn sampling of embayments, analyzing many sediment samples, and pouring through hours of video, among many other tasks. As an undergraduate, Corey presented the results of deployed oxygen sensors at the New England Estuarine Research Society's fall 2014 conference: Extent and severity of late summertime hypoxia in Connecticut and New York embayments of Long Island Sound.
Amanda Dostie – Undergraduate Research Assistant
Amanda joined the Vaudrey lab in 2013 and is currently completing her B.S. degree in Marine Sciences at the University of Connecticut. Amanda was awarded a UCONN IDEA Grant and has completed an Independent Study project investigating the magnitude and causes of a massive macroalgae bloom in Little Narragansett Bay, CT. Amanda has been involved with dawn sampling of embayments, macrophyte analysis, and a hig hvolume of data entry and checking. As an undergraduate, Amanda presented the results of deployed oxygen sensors at the New England Estuarine Research Society's fall 2014 conference: Characterization of the extent and source of nutrients supporting a massive macroalgae bloom in Little Narragansett Bay, CT.
Jennifer Wozniak – Undergraduate Research Assistant
Jennifer joined the Vaudrey lab in 2016 and is currently completing her B.S. degree in Marine Sciences at the University of Connecticut. She is assisting with the analysis of macrophyte and water samples from Martha's Vineyard, MA and Niantic River Estuary, CT.
Graduate Students – Major Advisor
Rachel Perry, University of Connecticut, M.S. in Oceanography, 2015
Thesis: "Nutrient Dynamics of Floating Seagrass Wracks in Greater Florida Bay."
Rachel conducted a study to determine the contribution of uprooted, floating seagrass mats to the nutrient subsidies of Florida Bay. Her work also estimated nutrient shedding from seagrass mats from a) a series of dark, aerated incubations of mats and from b) time-dependent weight analysis of decomposing mats.
Graduate Students – Graduate Committee Member
Michelle Fogarty, University of Connecticut, Ph.D. in Oceanography
in progress
major advisor: Melanie Fewings
Diana Lancaster, University of Connecticut, M.S. in Oceanography, 2014
thesis – "Recruitment Patterns of the Fouling Community on Eelgrass in Long Island Sound."
major advisor: Robert Whitlatch
Justin Eddings, University of Southern California, M.S. in Geographic Information Science And Technology, 2012
thesis – "Geographic Information Systems Eelgrass (Zostera marina) Habitat Restoration Suitability Model."
major advisor: Karen K. Kemp
Postdoctoral Associates
Kimberly Gallagher, Ph.D. in Oceanography, University of Connecticut
project: Development of a QAPP Template, "Evaluation of Current Citizen Monitoring Efforts and Recommendations for Developing a Cohesive Network of Support for Monitoring Long Island Sound Embayments." 2011-2013, LISS & NEIWPCC
Undergraduate Research Advisor
Jennifer Dootz, 2012; UCONN Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship grant (SURF)
Amanda Dostie, 2014; UCONN IDEA grant (imagine / develop / engage / apply)
Amanda Dostie, 2016; Independent Research (6 credits)
Research Technicians (with a degree)
Adam Chlus, B.S.; 2012
Melissa Cote, B.S.; 2013
Jennifer Dootz, B.S.; 2013
Michael Guyot, B.S.; 2011-2012
Kimberly Gallagher, Ph.D.; 2011-2012
Corey Leamy, B.S.; 2014 – present
Veronica (Ortiz) Tanguay, M.S.; 2012 – 2016
Rachel Perry, B.S.; 2013
Rachel Perry, M.S.; 2016
Undergraduate Research Technicians
2010: Steven Auscavitz, Chelsea Roy
2011: Joshua Carter, Adam Chlus, Jennifer Dootz, Christopher Kunz, Marissa Mackewicz, Michelle Slater
2012: Adam Chlus, Jennifer Dootz, Leigha Krize, Marissa Mackewicz
2013: Amanda Dostie, Rafeed Hussain, Leigha Krize, Corey Leamy
2014: Joel Corso, Amanda Dostie, Corey Leamy, Kelsey Olguin
2015: none
2016: Jennifer Wozniak


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Change will be difficult. For those who can pray, please pray for meaningful reforms for Malaysia.
Monday, April 23, 2012
This concerns us all - use your vote
A short PSA by Andrew Tan Wei Aun and friends.
Script: Andrew Tan and Jonathan Alphonsus
Score: "Kael" (Ethan Mask)
Watch it in HD if you can.
Here's the link at the very end of the video again if you didn't catch it: http://daftarj.spr.gov.my/
I urge you to pass this message on. Share it, tag a friend or two (or ten), post it on whatever social networking/micro-blogging site you are on and lets make a difference together.
This is part of a series of videos that will be released to encourage voters (specifically young voters) to utilize their political power this coming 13th GE. While I understand voters who didn't register by March 31st will not be eligible to vote in June (if it does happen in June), I hope other parts of this video will still be applicable (http://bit.ly/HgGMJM).
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Change will be difficult. For those who can pray, please pray for meaningful reforms for Malaysia.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Improved Malaysian Parliament?
I have previously blogged about the Barisan Nasional whip which is nonsensical in the sense that BN Members of Parliament have to vote for any bill or proposal coming from the BN and against any proposal originating from the Opposition. Now at least PKR and DAP have signaled conditional approval of the proposed MACC (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) bill which originated from the BN. Will the BN follow the good examples of PKR and DAP and lift the whip for this bill?
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- The Malaysian Explorer said...
BN is one in which its time has come - TO GO! Yes there certainly is positive changes in our parliament today, but there's still a very long way to go. Keeping fingers cross parliament will eventually represent the rakyat rather than just the interest of BN.
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My mum was admitted to Intensive Care in April after an emergency life saving operation just after she was diagnosed with septicaemia.
My family were told that there was only a 30% chance that she would get through the operation, so we were thrilled when we received the phone call saying she had survived. My family were asked to come up to the Intensive Care Unit to talk to the doctors about her situation and to give my mum a visit.
We arrived at the hospital terrified of what we were going to hear. A nurse placed us into the relatives room until the doctor was ready to see us. A nurse came along about 20 minutes after and gave us a simple breakdown of my mums situation by saying she was a very very sick woman.
About half an hour after we arrived and nurse came along and said that two of us could go and see my mum. My dad and myself headed into see her.
We walked into the room to see her hooked to many machines and looking extremely sick and so close to death. I was beyond terrified. However, during this time my mums nurse continued to reassure us by saying how all these machines were necessary and to try talking to her.
Around 2 hours after we arrived at the hospital the doctor finally came to see us. He described my mums situation extremely well and answered questions we had to the best of his ability. He explained that she would be lucky to survive the next 48 hours but they will do everything they can for her.
The next day she received another operation to help clear the source of the infection. She returned just as sick as she was before but they cleared the majority of the infection. Once again, a doctor spoke to my family and kept us well up to date with her situation.
Amazingly, after all the caring the doctors and nurses gave my mum she pulled through after spending a week in ICU. I can't thank the ICU staff enough because without them, my mum wouldn't be here today. I'll always be thankful for what they done even when they thought there was no chance of my mum making it. Thank you for being so kind to my family and helping us out as much as you could. I'll never forget it, thank you so so much!
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Coffee Morning in Hampsthwaite: on Saturday November 17 hosted by the ladies from the Mothers' Union. It will take place between 10.30am and midday at Hampsthwaite Vicarage. Admission is by donation at the door.
Country Chic: which has its showroom and workshop on Clint Bank will be selling furniture and accessories at Ripley Town Hall this coming weekend November 17 and 18.
Hampsthwaite Gardening Society: the next meeting on November 21 will have a festive theme when Mabel and Sandra from the Yorkshire Flower Club will be giving a demonstration entitled An Early Christmas Box at the Memorial Hall at 7.45pm. Even better, the displays will be donated as raffle prizes on the evening.
Woodland Trust Donation: to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 2012 Diamond Jubilee, the Woodland Trust has donated to the Hampsthwaite Feast Group a pack of 105 native rowan, hawthorn, hazel, silver birch, wild cherry and dogwood to plant on the Feast Field alongside Cockhill Beck. There is also an oak sapling grown from an acorn on the royal estate which it is planned to grow on in a container until it reaches a good size and suggestions are being sought for a suitable place to plant it where future generations can admire it.
Film Show in Hampsthwaite: The Blues Brothers will he shown at the Memorial Hall on Saturday, November 24 at 7.30pm. The audience is invited to dress in black. A bar is available and themed nibbles will be served. Tickets are £5 for adults and £3 for under 16s, and are available from the Post Office.
Panto Time Again: oh no it isn't – oh yes it is. The Hampsthwaite Players are performing The Wizard of Oz at the Memorial Hall between Wednesday, November 28 and Saturday, December 1 at 7.45pm with a matinee on the Saturday at 2pm. Tickets are on sale at £6 for adults and £4 for children under 12 and are available from the post office, or by ringing Janine on 770604. The ones for the Friday and Saturday evenings are sure to sell out fast so if those are your preferred dates, then best buy sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment.
YCA News: at the last meeting of the Burnt Yates cum Hartwith branch of the Yorkshire Countrywomen's Association, Tina Gill the treasurer of the Harrogate branch of the children and teenagers' cancer charity, Candlelighters, spoke movingly about the help and support given by Candlelighters when her own son became ill. Candlelighters was set up about 20 years ago and is based in Leeds but offers help to all those in Yorkshire as well as funding posts at the unit in Leeds General Infirmary, contributing to research and providing equipment. The unit in Leeds has 28 beds but at any one time about 100 children and young people are receiving treatment. A cheque for £350 was presented by the group towards the work of the charity. The ladies of Knaresborough YCA are hosting an afternoon tea and speaker who will talk about Victorian Christmas traditions on Monday, November 19 at 2pm when members of the groups in the Nidderdale Circle are invited along. The Christmas party for the Burnt Yates cum Hartwith branch is on December 4 at 2pm at the Village Room in Hampsthwaite. Those attending are reminded to take a contribution to the buffet table and a wrapped present costing £5. The YCA Carol Concert is being held at York Minster on Friday, November 7 at 2pm.
St. Andrew's Church, Burnt Yates: thank you to Carolyn Lawton for dropping me an email to let me know there is to be a Saint Andrew's Charity evening in aid of Sight Savers in the church on Friday, November 30. A short talk on the work of Sight Savers will be followed by supper. For more details please contact Hilda Walmsley 01423 770149 or Sylvia Loxley 01423 771683. The Christingle Service will be take place on Sunday, December 2 at the usual time of 9.15am.
John McNicholl in Concert: at Hampsthwaite Memorial Hall on Sunday, December 2 at 7.30pm. For more information or to reserve tickets ring 770609.
Hampsthwaite Show Photographs: I took quite a few snaps at the 2012 Show and Geoff Howard has very kindly put them on the Hampsthwaite Village website. So if you would like to be reminded of warmer days then do take a look.
Post Office Gift Card: while I was in Hampsthwaite Post Office the other day, my eye fell on a "One4all" multi store gift card which you can buy from the post office and it can be exchanged at a number of shops. It occurred to me this could solve present buying for far flung family and friends. The leaflet says there is no fee for cards purchased in the post office. It is also worth remembering that Hampsthwaite Post Office can also renew car tax for those with reminders dropping through the letterbox.


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"It is a little remarkable, that — though disinclined to talk overmuch of myself and my affairs at the fireside, and to my personal friends — an autobiographical impulse should twice in my life have taken possession of me, in addressing the public. The first time was three or four years since, when I favored the reader — inexcusably, and for no earthly reason, that either the indulgent reader or the intrusive author could imagine — with a description of my way of life in the deep quietude of an Old Manse. And now — because, beyond my deserts, I was happy enough to find a listener or two on the former occasion — I again seize the public by the button, and talk of my three years' experience in a Custom-House. The example of the famous "P. P., Clerk of this Parish," was never more faithfully followed. The truth seems to be, however, that, when he casts his leaves forth upon the wind, the author addresses, not the many who will fling aside his volume, or never take it up, but the few who will understand him, better than most of his schoolmates and lifemates. Some authors, indeed, do far more than this, and indulge themselves in such confidential depths of revelation as could fittingly be addressed, only and exclusively, to the one heart and mind of perfect sympathy; as if the printed book, thrown at large on the wide world, were certain to find out the divided segment of the writer's own nature, and complete his circle of existence by bringing him into communion with it. It is scarcely decorous, however, to speak all, even where we speak impersonally. But — as thoughts are frozen and utterance benumbed, unless the speaker stand in some true relation with his audience — it may be pardonable to imagine that a friend, a kind and apprehensive, though not the closest friend, is listening to our talk; and then, a native reserve being thawed by this genial consciousness, we may prate of the circumstances that lie around us, and even of ourself, but still keep the inmost Me behind its veil. To this extent and within these limits, an author, methinks, may be autobiographical, without violating either the reader's rights or his own."
Thus, in guilty circumlocutions, and over-punctuated sub-clauses – though guilty, perhaps, is not the precise word: self-effacing, or, indeed, self-conscious, might be more accurate – did Nathaniel Hawthorne open his "Scarlet Letter", published on March 16th 1850, laying out the apologia for the confessional novel which ought to be the mandatory pre-reading of every would-be novelist about to undertake the therapeutic act of transmogrifying lived experience into literature.
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Best-selling author and TV presenter Levison Wood will be embarking on a major national theatre tour in February and March 2017, following his latest adventure, Walking the Americas…
So, you've recently been on another epic "walk"…
Yes, I've been walking the length of Central America, from Mexico to Colombia… 1700 miles through some of the harshest jungles on earth. I've been filming it myself, with a "light footprint" crew who came out in stages. Channel 4 will be airing it in early spring 2017. It's been challenging terrain at times, but an incredible, eye-opening journey. I'm really looking forward to sharing it with everyone.
Will there be a book about your experiences?
Yes, there certainly will. I'm working away on it as we speak. Funnily enough, it's called "Walking the Americas," and it comes out in February. I'll be signing copies during the tour, and you can buy a pre-signed copy online when you buy a ticket.
Where's your favourite place to write?
It depends where I am, but I've moved into a new house recently. I've built a little library, which has a nice old desk, and views out over the park, so that's where I'll finish writing my book.
You're going to be touring the UK in spring. What sorts of stories are you planning to share?
Without wanting to spoil the surprise, I plan to talk about my latest expedition, as well as what has inspired me along the way, and how I went from being in the Parachute Regiment to forging a career as an explorer. I'll talk about the challenges and pitfalls; the dangers and the rewards of a career as a professional traveller. I'll also share some stories from "behind the scenes" that haven't made it into the TV series. I hope I'll inspire people to go on their own adventures, while making people laugh, and challenging their perceptions of places. I'm very fortunate to be able to do this for a living.
Will you be walking between venues?
Not if I can help it!
Where on the tour have you never visited before? Is there anywhere that you're particularly looking forward to visiting?
I'm really looking forward to Buxton, as it's pretty much home turf for me. My family live near the Peak District, and I've spent a lot of time walking around those parts. I don't think I've ever been to Leamington Spa before, so I hope to have chance to explore before the show.
What do you enjoy most about touring?
I do a fair few shows and events each year, ranging from small intimate venues to concert halls, but this is my first "big" tour on this kind of scale. I love the challenge of speaking in front of hundreds of people, and trying to keep them entertained. It's great to be able to share my experiences.
How do you prepare for a show?
I'll be relating anecdotes from all of my major expeditions. I'll also be sharing some of my photography and film footage, so there's a lot of preparation that goes into that. Immediately before a show, I try and take it easy. Catching up with friends or family for a quiet meal helps me to relax.
If you could invite ten special guests (living or dead) to sit in the front row at one of your shows, who would they be?
I'd invite my exploration heroes along, although it would be terrifying to speak in front of the likes of Captain Scott, David Livingstone, Burton, Speke, Stanley, Samuel Baker, Eric Newby and Shackleton. I also really wish my grandparents could be there. They passed away before I started doing all of this. Luckily, my parents try to come along to at least one or two of my shows.
What's the strangest question you've been asked by a member of the audience?
I can't recall anything particularly strange, but people should feel free to ask away. I usually get a lot of practical questions, such as, "What's the worst food you've eaten? What make of boots do you wear? How many changes of clothes do you get through?" That kind of thing. Kids ask some really good questions, as they don't self-censor.
Do you ever get stage fright?
I sometimes get nervous before an event, but you have to get on with it. I haven't frozen yet!
What's on your tour rider?
I have fairly simple tastes, but I sometimes like a gin & tonic before I go on stage. I'm not much of a diva, am I?
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The M.A. and Ed.S. programs provide opportunities for candidates to acquire knowledge about P-12 educational leadership in districts and schools and policy organizations at state and national levels. The Ed.D. degree program prepares P-12 leaders to effective assume central office positions of district leadership, lead schools more effectively, and to engage in and disseminate research regarding educational practices that impact student achievement in policy development and implementation arenas. The program provides opportunities for students to develop in-depth understanding about leadership roles and responsibilities, working effectively with external environmental factors and all stakeholders, providing effective professional development to support continuous educator growth, understanding organizational behavior in order to support positive systemic change, and contemporary educational issues that must be address in order for schools to deliver a high quality 21st century education to every child. Application of leadership theories, skills, and knowledge in the world of practice is stressed throughout each program of study. Program completers are prepared to lead schools, districts, and educational policy organizations.
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LPS settlement agreements could give company competitive edge
The settlement between Lender Processing Services Inc. and 46 state attorney generals puts in place rules that could give LPS a competitive advantage, according to a Seeking Alpha contributor.
LPS (NYSE: LPS), based in Jacksonville, announced Jan. 31 that it had agreed to pay an aggregated $127 million over robo-signing mortgage claims related to its former subsidiary, DocX LLC. After the indictments against the company were announced in early 2012 LPS experienced declining stock prices and disappointing earnings, both of which steadily improved throughout the year.
LPS stock rose 7.3 percent on the day of the announcement. The stock closed at $24.16 on Feb. 1, up from $24.04 on Jan. 31.
The Seeking Alpha contributor, Duru Ahanotu, said the settlement makes the rules of engagement more clear in dealing with foreclosures.
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I think we must acknowledge and feel our sorrow and vulnerability. Members of our congregation have known rejection by their families, homelessness, joblessness, and racism. We know that this attack could have just as easily happened in Houston as in Orlando. It could have been us. Homophobia, scape-goating, and fear have marred our city's public life. Trans people have been murdered in our neighborhood.
Historically, one of the charisms (gifts of the Holy Spirit) which St. Stephen's has had as a community is to be a safe place. Whether it was to be a sancturary from segregation, sexism, or homophobia, our congregation has been deliberate in being a place of welcome and refuge. Our call has been to be a community of healing and binding up so that we can all live abundant and full lives, despite our experiences of fear, self-hatred, and spiritual abuse done in the name of God.
I am not surprised that there is a cultural and violent backlash to the gains that LGBTQ citizens have made or that the perpetrator may have been struggling with issues of his own orientation. Our worst fears are often rooted in the truths we deny in ourselves. Religion can exacerbate this problem when it fails to allow people to grapple with the truth of their lives. Jesus reminds us that the truth shall set us free.
The failure of religious leaders to denounce hatred of sexual and religious minorities laid the groundwork for this violence. Orlando is a call to repentance. As people of faith who are versed in expanding the circle of acceptance and love, we have an important ministry to offer in its wake. We have the opportunity to share our strength, hope, and love through courageously naming our truth. Cowering in silence and fear is not the only option.
During the AIDS pandemic the LGBTQ community declared, "Silence is death." The courage to speak out brought solidarity and community to lonely sufferers, encouragement to researchers, and money from the government to effect public policy change. As we catch our breath from grieving, we pray that Christ will move through us that we can model speaking out the truth of God's love for all people. This is our gift and our testimony.


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(176 Words, 8 Sentences, 4 Paragraphs, Band 9)The bar chart compares twelve countries in terms of the overall number of medals that they have won at the Olympic Games.
It is clear that the USA is by far the most successful Olympic medal winning nation. It is also noticeable that the figures for gold, silver and bronze medals won by any particular country tend to be fairly similar.
The USA has won a total of around 2,300 Olympic medals, including approximately 900 gold medals, 750 silver and 650 bronze. In second place on the all-time medals chart is the Soviet Union, with just over 1,000 medals. Again, the number of gold medals won by this country is slightly higher than the number of silver or bronze medals.
Only four other countries - the UK, France, Germany and Italy - have won more than 500 Olympic medals, all with similar proportions of each medal colour. Apart from the USA and the Soviet Union, China is the only other country with a noticeably higher proportion of gold medals (about 200) compared to silver and bronze (about 100 each).
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Professional truck driver William Adkins, a driver for FedEx Freight out of its Kenova terminal, was selected as Grand Champion of the West Virginia Trucking Association's 59th annual Truck Driving Championship held June 21 in Charleston.
Adkins took the top honor after competing in a variety of skill and safety tests. He also finished first in the sleeper berth competition.
While he won his class in 2011 and later competed at the National Truck Driving Championship, this is the first time he has won the Grand Champion Award.
In addition to the driving competition, which included 33 professional truck drivers representing eight West Virginia-based motor freight companies, the association recognized drivers for their 2013 safety accomplishments during a recent awards banquet.
Paul Norman of Tad, who drives for Pitt Ohio out of the Belle terminal, was honored with the West Virginia Professional Driver of the Year Award. In his 28-year career, Norman has driven more than 2.5 million miles with no accidents.
John Hodges, a Hurricane resident who retired from UPS Freight, was honored with the State Police Safety Award. Hodges drove for 36 years and 3.6 million miles. He has competed in the West Virginia Truck Driving Championships numerous times and won the Grand Champion Award in 2012.
David "Craig" Warner, a driver with UPS Freight and a Nitro resident, earned the West Virginia Public Service Commission Driver of the Year Award.
Warner, who has driven for 35 years and has logged more than 3 million miles, also finished first in the 5-axle van competition.
Other first-place winners: Straight truck, James Priddy of FedEx Freight, Charleston; 3-axle tractor semi-trailer, Kevin Asbury of FedEx Freight, Leon; 4-axle tractor semi-trailer, Tim Hodges of UPS Freight, Hurricane; tank truck, Clarence Jenkins Jr. of UPS Freight, Poca; flatbed, Kenneth Grimmett of Con-way Freight, Fayetteville; twin trailers, Don Young of FedEx Freight, Nitro; step van, Stephen Estep of FedEx Ground, Marmet; and Rookie of the Year, Bobby Elliot of FedEx Freight, Charleston.
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Is Gross National Happiness more important than GDP? Is an indicator that was firstly developed in Bhutan. The concept grabbed the attention of the rest of the world because it measured the progress of a community or nation in a different way GNH
A countries development should also be measured in a citizens happiness. Bhutan's former king has been espousing the concept of gross national happiness since 1972, and the country adopted it as a formal economic indicator in 2002. Gross domestic product is not a measure of human well being, it is simply a measure of goods and services exchanged in a market-place at a given time in a given country. It is based on that the measurement of "wealth" should consider other aspects besides economic development For example:
The preservation of the environment and the quality of life of the people.
The goal of society should be the integration of development with psychological, cultural and spiritual aspects. All in harmony with the earth.
The concept of GNH is that every human being aspires for happiness. However There had to be a way to balance the economical with the spiritual well being of the people However GDP really only measures one thing -- money GDP has become a valuable tool for evaluating how well or poorly an economy's doing at a certain point in time. For some people this indicator tells them everything they need to know Gdp is applied to measure the total value of all goods and services produced in a nation within a given year (cc) image by nuonsolarteam on Flickr Gdp is a reliable indicator of economic wealth But for others money can be one in many factors that determine an economy's health There are more important things to consider like happiness, for example. GNH GDP (cc) photo by medhead on Flickr it does not measure or account for so many things that are important to the well-being of a human individual fundamental need of the human individual "The ultimate goal of every human individual, is happiness, so then it must be the responsibility of the state, or the government, to create those conditions that will enable citizens to pursue this value, this goal".
Prime Minister of Bhutan, Jigmi Y. Thinley GDP "does not adequately reflect the happiness and well-being of people in a country."
Prime Minister of Bhutan, Jigmi Y. Thinley So, is GDP better than GNH?
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Conspiracies are fun. Everybody has one, or at least the inclination to maybe-kinda-possibly entertain one. For example, I used to be partial to the John F. Kennedy assassination. Some folks are into alien cover-ups, others believe that our current president was born in Africa. The world of conspiracies is vast and often interconnected — pick up a thread here, and you never know exactly where you'll end up.
Which brings us to The Contrarian's Old-Time Conspiracy Hour. Consider this another idea for a recurring feature that we're unlikely to follow-through with. But we'll have some fun with this entry, at least.
One area that naturally lends itself to conspiracy theories is intelligence work. From US-sanctioned "wet teams" to CIA's notorious MK-ULTRA program, covert ops make for wild stories. The interesting thing about the spy game is that it's really tough to separate fact from fiction. Today's post deals with the former — namely, CIA's alleged control of the media. Or are these "facts" yet another misdirection? Welcome to the house of mirrors.
"The Central Intelligence Agency owns everyone of any significance in the major media." — Former CIA chief William Colby, who died under rather mysterious circumstances.
Our little conspiracy is largely informed by a Carl Bernstein story which originally appeared in a 1977 edition of Rolling Stone. Bernstein, you surely recall, is the journalist who, along with Bob Woodward, helped break the Watergate scandal. His subsequent investigation, which resulted in the article "The CIA & The Media," laid the cornerstone of a durable, if lately neglected conspiracy: the manipulation of the American press by shadowy government entities.
Perhaps this conspiracy died down because the US government became more audacious in its manipulation of the media. The George W. Bush administration was hardly subtle in this regard. Still, the information in Bernstein's story, dated though it may be, paints a disturbing picture of clandestine control of the "fourth estate."
The directive under which CIA conducted its media operations was called MOCKINGBIRD. The extent of its reach, and indeed, whether it existed at all, is a matter of debate. The working theory holds that Frank Wisner, CIA Director, Office of Special Projects (OSP) managed to cajole high-ranking media officials into running CIA reports in their respective press outlets. By the 1950s, the New York Times, Washington Post, Newsweek, CBS and more had been folded into the operation.
Bernstein's article focuses on one Joseph Alsop, a reporter who penned countless foreign affairs stories in more than 300 newspapers. He didn't work alone. Even Ben Bradlee — the storied Washington Post editor who presided over both The Pentagon Papers and Bernstein's own Watergate reporting — was thought to have been with MOCKINGBIRD. And the list by no means stops there. According to Bernstein:
Among the executives who lent their cooperation to the Agency were Williarn Paley of the Columbia Broadcasting System, Henry Luce of Tirne Inc., Arthur Hays Sulzberger of the New York Times, Barry Bingham Sr. of the LouisviIle Courier‑Journal, and James Copley of the Copley News Service. Other organizations which cooperated with the CIA include the American Broadcasting Company, the National Broadcasting Company, the Associated Press, United Press International, Reuters, Hearst Newspapers, Scripps‑Howard, Newsweek magazine, the Mutual Broadcasting System, the Miami Herald and the old Saturday Evening Post and New York Herald‑Tribune.
And placing stories was apparently not all the agency called upon its press agents to do. Bernstein:
Appropriately, the CIA uses the term 'reporting' to describe much of what cooperating journalists did for the Agency. "We would ask them, 'Will you do us a favor?'" said a senior CIA official. "'We understand you're going to be in Yugoslavia. Have they paved all the streets? Where did you see planes? Were there any signs of military presence? How many Soviets did you see? If you happen to meet a Soviet, get his name and spell it right…. can you set up a meeting for us? Or arrange a message?'" Many CIA officials regarded these helpful journalists as operatives: the journalists tended to see themselves as trusted friends of the Agency who performed occasional favors — usually without pay — in the national interest.
Sometimes they did get paid. Charles Douglas Jackson of TIME supposedly split time running CIA's Psychological Operations and being Vice-President in charge of his company's media empire.
Although it is pretty shocking to realize that our supposedly "free" press may not be entirely so, the relationship between CIA and reporters dates back to the early days of the agency. Director Allen Dulles, the man whose operational DNA is still very much a part of CIA, stocked the fledgling organization with Yale men, most of whom had a reportorial bent. That these Ivy Leaguers would in turn recruit more of their kind for strategic purposes makes perfect sense.
America has, since its inception, held its press as an example of freedom and integrity — particularly in comparison with countries where information is tightly controlled. Interesting then, that one of the pillars of our liberty has such a duplicitous past.


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Today's birthdays include Sam Cooke, who was born in 1935; Addie "Micki" Harris of the Shirelles was born in 1940; Alabama bassist Teddy Gentry in 1952 (age 51); Journey's Steve Perry in 1953 (age 50); and Michael Hutchence of INXS in 1960.
Today's musical milestones:
In 1960, Sam Cooke signed with RCA Records on his 25th birthday.
In 1969, Glen Campbell's "Wichita Lineman" was certified "gold." It was his first gold record.
In 1971, "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" -- a concert film capturing Joe Cocker's 1970 U.S. tour -- premiered in London.
In 1972, songwriting and production team Holland, Dozier and Holland settled out of court with Motown Records, which had sued the trio when they left the label.
In 1987, Reba McEntire's "Whoever's In New England" album was certified "gold."
In 1991, rapper Hammer reached a financial settlement with former Oakland A's baseball players Mike Davis and Dwayne Murphy. The amount was not made public. The athletes had invested in Hammer's music career back in 1987. Hammer was a former ballboy with the A's.
In 1992, Mariah Carey's stepfather filed a breach-of-contract suit against the pop star. He claimed he'd helped make her a star and she'd promised to share her earnings with him when she made it big.
In 1994, Crosby Stills and Nash and Bonnie Raitt performed a concert at the pro-choice Voters for Choice rally in Washington, D.C.
In 1996, a Los Angeles judge ordered Tupac Shakur returned to jail after ruling the rapper had violated his probation from a 1994 assault and battery conviction.
Also in 1996, Disney announced a two-year, first-look deal with Whitney Houston's Houston Productions film company.
In 1997, Don Henley and John Mellencamp joined the growing protest of TCI's decision to dump MTV and VH1 in some areas. The protest worked and the cable giant returned the music channels to its line-up.
In 1998, Mary Bono, widow of entertainer-turned-politician Sonny Bono, announced she would run for the congressional seat held by her late husband. She won both the special election and the November general election, representing the 44th Congressional District, which includes Palm Springs, Calif.
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Before Sam Cooke went solo as an R&B singer, he was in a gospel group. Can you name it? Answer: The Soul Stirrers.


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I'm not gonna lie, I probably will not attempt this recipe and instead just buy a tub of gingersnaps at Whole Foods, but I wanted to share this deliciousness for all you admirable readers who can actually bake. Smitten Kitchen is one of my favorite food blogs based on photos alone. I have yet to attempt any recipes on there (I'm not much of a cook, though I do dabble at times), but there is no way food that looks that good, doesn't taste freaking delicious! Right this way for this gingersnaps recipe. Yum!
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