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Section, act Aug. 1, 1946, ch. 724, § 52, as added Aug. 30, 1954, ch. 1073, § 1, 68 Stat. 929, related to Government ownership of all special nuclear material and provided for compensation of private owners of such material.
Extinguishment of Rights, Title and Interest in Special Nuclear Material
Pub. L. 88–489, § 4, Aug. 26, 1964, 78 Stat. 603, provided in part that:
"All rights, title, and interest in and to any special nuclear material vested in the United States solely by virtue of the provisions of the first sentence of such section 52 [this section], and not by any other transaction authorized by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended [this chapter], or other applicable law, are hereby extinguished."
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By Imani Perry
Guest Contributor
These are strange days indeed. We are firmly into the 21st century, and yet the 80s are haunting us. For African Americans it is yet again a decade of dream and deferral.
Back in the '80s, for the young Black and college educated, the doors of corporate America and other professions opened up and broadened the spectrum of the Black middle class like never before. But also, back in the '80s, crack cocaine and the aftermath of deindustrialization crippled areas of concentrated blackness in major urban centers.Now in the 21st century, a new Black elite floods the popular imagination as Capitol Hill, the president and his administration become more and more colorful. But also now, in the 21st century, the recession hits Black communities hardest, and at the intersection of devastating rates of imprisonment, joblessness, and inadequate education lie a critical, hurting, mass of Black Americans.
Then came Precious.
The film, released in the Fall of 2009 elicited a flurry of responses. The debates over the film were complex, nuanced, impassioned. In fact, among the Black intelligentsia there seemed to be more discussion about Precious than there was about President Obama's education agenda, the stimulus package, or rising unemployment and imprisonment. That was troubling. But then again, it is easier to fire off a blog post or provide a commentary about a movie than it is to write a concise response to a complicated web of policy, law, and economics. However, I believe the film elicited so much engaged response precisely because it highlighted the challenge of this moment when it comes to race in America.
The film tells an individual story, a poignant one, about an abused young woman in Harlem in the 1980s. If we attend to the individual story, fictional though it may be, our hearts go out to Precious. We see in her story personal resilience, possibility, healing. Those are good things.
The film tells a collective story. The story it tells is about the devastation that the 80s wrought on Black communities, and the failure of the public school system to provide a path out for "the underclass."
In both the collective story and the individual story, there is truth. There is a real Precious out there. The story is fictional, but it is human. The problem is that fictional stories, especially ones on film, don't just stand as individual stories, but they do "representative work." They become part of the way we make sense of the world in which we live. The story of one novelist or filmmaker's imagination becomes the story of entire groups of people or "types" of people. This is especially true when the kind of social location depicted in the story is remote from the experience of the majority of the viewers.
We . . . yearn for the stories of those who sustain humanity and decency in the face of devastating poverty and marginalization . . . for those stories . . . are, after all, far more representative of Black life than the wreck that is Precious' life.
On the one hand, many of us who are familiar with the way the story of Black America in the 80s was told, and the way the story of the rise of imprisonment in contemporary Black America is being told, are frustrated with the spectacle of Black violence, deviance, and dysfunction that appears over and over again. We are tired of this story of pathology that we see yet again in Precious. Instead we want a story that reveals the laws and policies and economic conditions that produce concentrated poverty and its violence. We also yearn for the stories of those who sustain humanity and decency in the face of devastating poverty and marginalization. We would prefer for those stories to be told because they are, after all, far more representative of Black life than the wreck that is Precious' life.
And so, we balk at a film like Precious, rhetorically asking: Doesn't it just recycle those old images of Black pathology? And isn't it reviving those stories just when we are beginning to suffer so much again, just when we don't need a convenient explanation of "they are pathological" to facilitate the nation turning its back on the responsibility to provide conditions for all citizens to lead productive lives as participants in the democracy and economy?
[S]ome of us want to embrace a film like Precious because it highlights a kind of suffering that our society fails to respond to.
On the other hand, some of us want to embrace a film like Precious because it highlights a kind of suffering that our society fails to respond to. Children who are poor and of color, are inadequately protected in our society. They are more vulnerable to predators, more likely to be victimized on the street and in school, and less likely to have families that are able to marshal resources to deal with trauma, mental illness, and addiction. At the same time, poor, emotionally scarred parents who become abusers have virtually no resources to repair themselves. So when we see a movie like Precious, we applaud it for encouraging sympathy and investment in young women like Precious. We think "yes, the reality of her life deserves to be depicted, maybe it will inspire action."
The film does both kinds of work on the audience at once. Strange indeed.Earlier, I referred to how the film reveals the challenge of this moment. The challenge is this: When it comes to race: critically thinking members of this society have to consider the implications of symbolism (like the Black president, or the Oscar worthy dysfunctional sexual abusing welfare mother played by Mo'nique) at the same time as we consider the messy, complicated, content of our society, without assuming that these things have a clear or consistent relationship to each other.
Additionally, the film demands that we bring more to the table than just an analysis of its as a piece of art. If the film stands alone, it gets deployed and interpreted every which way. But if we use the film to open the door to conversations about society, ones that are filled with knowledge, data, and careful analysis, rather than mere anecdote and fiction, then it can do some useful work in our social and political lives. Perhaps it can inspire solutions to problems of representation and policy challenges.
President Obama is on our televisions, and a young Black man is selling drugs on a corner near my home in Philadelphia. Precious is on our movie screen, and my classes are filled with brilliant young Black women pursuing degrees at a world class university. These are realities. But what relationships do these individuals have to each other and to the society at large, and how do those relationships reveal the resilience of inequality or the promise of democracy?
Asking and answering these sorts of questions is key for understanding race in the 21st century United States.
Imani Perry is a professor at Princeton University and regular contributor to Afro-Netizen. She is an interdisciplinary scholar who studies race and African American culture using the tools provided by various disciplines including: law, literary and cultural studies, music, and the social sciences.


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Bill would require tornado drills in Neb. schools
Bill would require tornado drills in Neb. schools
LINCOLN, Neb. —
Nebraska schools would have to conduct at least three tornado drills a year and establish a response plan for when tornado sirens are sounded as part of a new bill in the Legislature.
Sen. John Murante of Gretna said Thursday that he introduced the measure after speaking with students and administrators in his district.
Murante says many schools already have tornado-response plans, but are concerned that they aren't running enough drills. He says the state currently requires fire drills, but has no rules in place for tornado drills.
The bill would require schools to post routes to tornado shelters and practice moving students in an orderly fashion.


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I have been a volunteer at KET, Kentucky's statewide public television system, since 2009.
I volunteer my time there because, for years, my family and I have enjoyed the diverse, wonderful programming and services through KET provides and I want to take part in passing those things on to others in my community.
KET produces programming that focuses on Kentucky and keeps us informed on public affairs, arts, health and education in the Commonwealth.
I'd like to remind our fellow Grantonians that two groups of our local elected officials, i.e. Grant Co. School Board and Dry City Council, have raised taxes this fall.
That is quite a jolt during these tight economic times. Both these groups say that they had no choice but to raise our taxes, as they are short on funds.
Let's see...what do responsible citizens do when they are short on funds? We cut back on expenses, get a second job, work a little harder to make ends meet.
On behalf of the "Caring for Luke Landrum" Team we would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to the many individuals that showed their support to the Landrum family on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013 during the spaghetti benefit lunch.
The turnout far exceeded our expectations and was a testament to what a wonderful community we live in. We cannot thank everyone enough for their support!
Voting to acquit Zimmerman
In the old Soviet Union, they had show trials, backed up by the state controlled print media, Pravda. The show trials had nothing to do with true justice, but rather to further the states agenda and propaganda.
Sept. 17, 2013 begins the national celebration of Constitution Week. The weeklong commemoration of America's most important document is one of our country's least known official observances. Our Constitution stands as a testament to the tenacity of Americans throughout history to maintain their liberties and freedom and to ensure those ensure those inalienable rights to every American.
The education program exists to support student achievement.
The local board (school board) represents the community by making sure tax dollars are effectively and efficiently used on behalf of students.
Wow, the first day of kindergarten, what an exciting and scary day, for our children and us as parents.
The Vietnam Traveling Wall Committee would like to thank the over 200 volunteers that helped make this such as success. Over 7,000 visitors stopped by the Kentucky Veteran's Cemetery North to view the wall and other exhibits.
I was just wondering…
When people are caught robbing banks, they go to jail. What happens when banks rob people?
Since we aren't doing anything about climate change, can we just quit worrying about the population explosion? After decades of the war on drugs, is anyone winning?
Is there any citizen's left who could not be cited for "contempt of Congress?"
Are our "better angels" all on strike or something?
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The Grant County News is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Dry Ridge, KY and the surrounding area.


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AMMAN, Jordan – Two Syrian journalists have been killed in the capital, according to reports on Sunday from Syrian state news agency SANA and an Arab satellite station.
SANA said its reporter, Ali Abbas, was killed at his residence in the Jdaidet Artouz area. The report blamed an "armed terrorist group" -- the regime's catch-all term for its opponents -- and gave no further details.
Al-Arabiya television said on its website that Bara'a Yusuf al-Bushi, a Syrian national and army defector who provided information to the station and several international news organizations, was killed in a bomb attack while covering a story in al-Tal, a suburb on the northern edge of Damascus.
Both reporters were killed Saturday, according to the news reports.
There have been several attacks on pro-regime media over the course of Syria's 17-month-old uprising against President Bashar Assad.
Activists say more than 20,000 people have been killed since the revolt began in March 2011. The conflict has descended into a civil war.
On Saturday, Damascus saw two bombings that brought chaos to some of the capital's most exclusive areas in a symbolic blow to Assad.
One blast -- from a device planted under a tree -- was set off by remote control as a vehicle carrying soldiers passed by in the Marjeh district. The explosion, which caused no casualties, was about 100 yards from the Four Seasons, one of the top luxury hotels in Damascus.
After the blast, gunmen opened fire on civilians "to provoke panic," SANA reported.
At the same time, the second explosion went off near Tishrin Stadium, less than a half mile away, it added.
Just hours later, SANA said that a bus was attacked in a Damascus suburb, killing six passengers traveling from the central province of Hama.
The news agency said security agents were pursuing the attackers in all incidents, referring to them as "terrorists" -- the term authorities routinely use for rebels trying to topple Assad's regime.
Explosions in the capital have become increasingly common as Syria's civil war escalates. On Aug. 18, rebels carried out the deadliest bombing on a regime security building that killed four members of Assad's inner circle.
Meanwhile, Syrian activists reported that clashes continued in some of the capital's suburbs, the central Homs province, the northern town of Aleppo and the southern restive town of Daraa. There were no immediate reports of casualties, according to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.


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Athletics Dept. employee at UNH fired over 'invasion of privacy'
March 03. 2014 10:04PM
DURHAM — A staff member from the University of New Hampshire's Athletics Department has been fired amid a police investigation into allegations of misconduct involving invasion of privacy.
According to a statement from UNH, administrators were informed 10 days ago of misconduct allegations against a part-time member of the athletic staff involving student athletes.
The UNH Police Department launched an investigation and the staffer was put on administrative leave and eventually fired.
UNH spokesman Erika Mantz would not comment beyond the statement, which did not identify the staff member.
The university has offered support and counseling to the "affected students," the statement said.
, adding, "We will stand by them as a community and their well-being remains our top priority. We have learned from the experiences of other institutions and our own."
UNH said it works to ensure a safe campus community for its students.
"Our goal and responsibility are to provide an environment where our students have access to a world-class education inside and outside of the classroom. Those who do not share these priorities do not have a place at our university. UNH will make our campus community stronger and refuse to allow one person to undermine our work to provide a safe learning environment for our students," the statement said.


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Village addresses sewer line issue
If it's not one stinking problem, it's another.
A sewer line on the east end of River Street on the south side of Brady backed up earlier this month and it took several hours over two days for workers to clear enough tree roots out of the pipe to allow wastewater to flow through.
The root issue is not likely isolated in the one line, said utility superintendant Troy Chestnutt, but that area is the most pressing.
"The thing is, it's clay pipe," Chestnutt told village trustees during their regular monthly meeting on Dec. 9. "I have a feeling if we don't do something with it soon, we're going to have bigger problems than tree roots."
After having addressed the root issue in that area several times, Chestnutt said he believes at least part of that particular 300 feet of sewer line is collapsing and needs to be replaced from manhole to manhole.
Although the village has already accepted a bid from Johnson Service Co. of Kearney for closed-circuit televising of village sewer lines in the spring, trustees authorized Chestnutt to have the small portion of the system on River Street televised to see just how much damage is there.
The rest of the televising throughout the town will be done later in conjunction with ongoing studies necessary for addressing the sewer lagoon repairs mandated in 2009 by the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality.
On a positive note in that area, Chestnutt said data collected from the lagoon flow meter during December shows a 24-hour average of 23,000 gallons of wastewater pumped from the village.
Trustee Jeff Miller said that's roughly a third of what engineers were originally projecting when an expanded lagoon area was suggested.
"That means we could possibly repair two or three of our existing cells instead of building more," Miller said.
In other village business, trustees:
agreed timing is now right for the remainder of a two-part crack-sealing project on the village's paved streets. Stulich Asphalt was previously awarded the bid and will do the work on Market Street.
accepted the lone sealed bid for the old pay loader from Jason Axthelm for $5,001.39. The minimum required was $5,000.
approved appointments to all village committees and boards, which remain the same as the previous year.
discussed and authorized three cost-saving measures suggested by clerk Pam Diehl. They include canceling a service contract with Orkin for spraying the Community Center, discontinuing printing of meeting minutes in the North Platte Telegraph and no longer mailing the Brady Blade to non-village customers. Total savings will be approximately $2,000 per year.
voted to purchase a laser printer to replace the current office copier/printer at a cost of $525.
decided to seek cost estimates on a grapple for the new pay loader with the intention of selling the loader on the village tractor. Chestnutt said the smaller tractor is not designed for the loader attachment and it would make more sense to have one on the pay loader. Quotes are expected for the next meeting.
conducted employee evaluations.
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Hurricane Sandy: One Year Later
On October 29, 2012 around 7:30 PM, Sandy made landfall near Brigantine, NJ. Even though it was reclassified as a post-tropical storm hours before landfall, winds were estimated at 80 mph with a central pressure of 945 mb. This is the second lowest pressure on record for any tropical or post-tropical system north of North Carolina, with the top spot going to the 1938 New England hurricane. Sandy's strength was so far reaching that it produced coastal erosion from Maine to Florida, created 20 foot waves on the Great Lakes, and produced a blizzard for the Appalachian mountains that dropped 2-3 feet of snow.
Climate Central has created a special webpage for the one year anniversary of Sandy.
It includes:
Sandy weather interactive - One Sandy, Many Storms
Sandy infographic - By the Numbers
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Jason Mraz's 2008 single "I'm Yours" was a multiplatinum global hit. In fact, it set a record by staying on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for 76 weeks — more than any other song in the magazine's 51-year history.
Although Mraz's new record, Love Is a Four Letter Word, was written on the heels of a breakup, the songs are mostly sunny and positive. Mraz says he was more interested in making something relatable than in zeroing in on his own experiences.
"I always write to understand my place in the world," Mraz says. "I can see myself and my life unfold on the page, and I can understand my strengths, my weaknesses — I can see where I need to step up a bit. I can see where I need to forgive myself or forgive others. I definitely wanted to create a big-picture album that all humans could relate to with a universal message of love."
Mraz's sunny disposition doesn't always come naturally. The singer says that, for him, pursuing happiness is an active choice — not a default.
"It's from being melancholy and having my human down experiences that I learn, that I overcome, that I transform — and these realizations I put into song," Mraz says. "That's what I choose to put in my backpack and carry with me around the world."
It's WEEKENDS on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Guy Raz.
Coming up, Dick Cavett introduced Groucho Marx for his first appearance at Carnegie Hall 40 years ago today. Dick Cavett was there, and soon, he'll be here to tell that story. But first, a few moments with singer-songwriter Jason Mraz.
RAZ: The song "I'm Yours" was a ubiquitous megahit for Jason Mraz. "I'm Yours" stuck to Billboard's Hot 100 chart for 76 weeks. That's longer than any other song in that chart's history. Jason Mraz's latest album is called "Love is a Four Letter Word." Soon, he'll launch a nationwide tour. Jason Mraz, welcome to the program.
: Thank you very much.
RAZ: The first words on this record: I picture something, it's beautiful, it's full of life, and it is all blue.
RAZ: It just sets the tone. You know that this is going to be about positive things. And yet, I read this album was written after the end of a breakup.
: Yeah, and during. You know, I always write to understand my place in the world. I can see myself, my life, unfold on the page, and I can understand my strengths, my weaknesses. I can see where I need to step up a bit. I can see where I need to forgive myself or forgive others. And yes, I was going through a breakup. I don't feel that necessarily defined this album or exactly who I am, but it certainly broke my heart open and asked me to say, who am I being and what can I offer.
You know, just because you break up with someone, I learned that you don't have to give up on the friendship. You certainly don't have to stop loving them. And I definitely wanted to create a big picture album that all humans could relate to with a universal message of love.
RAZ: Your music is generally incredibly upbeat. I mean, you really - it's almost like you wake up in the morning and you're just embracing everything around you. I mean, you do live in California. You're a lucky man. There's a lot to embrace there. But I mean, it's reflected on this record. I mean, you are genuinely happy.
: Yeah. I sort of came to that place on my last record, "We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things," and I wanted to continue that message on this album. And I'll tell you, though, that disposition of being generally happy is a choice. And it's a practice that I've been practicing for quite some time now, because we could either choose to dwell on, say, much of the negative things we might see in the first 10 minutes of the nightly news, or we can choose to be grateful for that which we do have.
I certainly try not to identify so much with the melancholy and try to focus more on the positive. But I will tell you this. It's from being melancholy and having my human down experiences that I learn, that I overcome, that I transform, and these realizations I put into song.
RAZ: There's a song on this new record - it's called "Living in the Moment" - and it's almost an acclamation. I mean, the words on this record could be almost like it's your creed and your motto.
: Yeah. Yeah, it very much is.
RAZ: I'm speaking with singer-songwriter Jason Mraz. His new album is called "Love is a Four Letter Word." Were those moments of melancholy moments that you experienced after you became famous and - or did those happen earlier?
: You know, always. You know, they come and go when I least expect it. And much of it has happened after I became famous, because my life did change a bit, you know? Like, for much of my life, it was - I felt like it was a hustle, it was a dream. I - there was this tension, you know, will I make it? Can I do something in my life?
RAZ: I mean, you were a - you're a kid from a small town, Mechanicsville, Virginia.
: Yeah. And in that town, we had great public schools. We had great music teachers, great drama teachers, great communication department, great arts department in general, visual art, photography, and so I felt always supported and nurtured in the arts so that as - by the time I graduated, I knew I could go out into the world and do something in the arts. And, you know, with that was always this yearning.
And then suddenly, it happens, and all your dreams come true, and you have a large audience. And suddenly, you feel like, OK, your audience is listening. And then suddenly, you're making money and you have a house, and you're no longer even in debt. I guess I relate it to what a mother must feel like when she experiences a bit of depression after a child is born. It still comes into my life. You know, this, like, OK, what next?
And I believe everyone has that, no matter what career you're in, whether you're on top of the game or you're still struggling. We can tend to fall back into this is-this-all-there-is kind of attitude. And I think that's just part of being human.
RAZ: Jason Mraz, you sing about your grandfather on the song "Frank D. Fixer." And your grandfather, I read, came to the United States from what is now the Czech Republic when he was a young man.
: Right. Mm-hmm.
RAZ: Did you know him well?
: I didn't know him very well, because he was a quiet man, and he passed away when I was in the ninth grade. But I spent a lot of time at my grandparents' house growing up, and I knew that he was always working. He would work till late at night. I knew that he had quite a beautiful garden in the backyard that we ate most of the vegetables from at dinner, you know, big heirloom tomatoes and okra, which I wasn't a fan of the okra very much. And my younger brother actually plowed through the okra once on a go-kart accident, which made me very happy.
: But he always had grease on his hands, large hands. You know, he always had holes in his clothes because he was a welder. And he fixed local farm equipment and basically could fix all things. And I always wanted to tribute this man because his name was Frank Mraz, but he had this sign above his shop that said Frank D. Fixer. And it was a landmark in my hometown.
People said: Oh, go two miles past Frank D. Fixer and take a left, or people used it as a, you know, as a landmark in our town.
RAZ: Wow.
: And for - to me, that made him quite famous.
RAZ: That's singer-songwriter Jason Mraz. His new album is called "Love is a Four Letter Word." You can hear a few tracks from it at our website, nprmusic.org. Jason, thank you so much.
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Discuss this movie. Available on DVD and PSP.
In Belgium (and the Netherlands also) we get a so-so DVD.
I liked the USA cover for the DVD and also the extra's aren't much overhere.
Well, I bought it. Possibly the first person in the supermarket today who did. The lady at the 'Entertainment Desk' just uttered "Is this a new release? I can't find it anywhere in the cupboard!".
Anyway, I have to say it was much funnier the second time round!
When I saw it at the cinema I liked it, but was not overly incapacitated with laughing too much. This time though it was much better. But thinking back it took a few viewings of Bruce Almighty before I really loved it.
I guess you pick up on things more you see it, and you catch little expressions and lines you missed before.
The scene where he's trying to pee in the jar and the woman is watching, then she's says "I've been off the pipe for two years. Thank you Jesus!" (with her little gesticulation!), I had to actually pause the disc because I was laughing so hard.
And I can't even remember that bit from before.
Loved the extras too of course. But that's already been covered here.
Everybody should believe in something.
I believe I'll have another coffee!
I'm getting my copy tomorrow. It was released in the UK today but i couldnt go out. So i'll give my comments tomorrow. I think i'll get it on psp.
"You Cant Stop Me No Matter Who You Are"
I'm afraid I couldn't possibly say....
It would either enhance or destroy my reputation here...not sure which!
Everybody should believe in something.
I believe I'll have another coffee!
I like the way you cleverly asked that question without actually admitting how many times you (yes, YOU!) had watched it.
Huh, huh, huh......?
Are we going into battle to see who can break the DVD pause button first?
Everybody should believe in something.
I believe I'll have another coffee!
lol....ok i confess............i must be at the 5 times count.........lol.....maybe as much as 6................lol.........
it's when he calls her the names............and they are so obviously giggling............lol......
I finally got my copy yesterday woowho. It was great to see it again, I liked the deleted scenes but I'm glad they were deleted, as I thought they wouldnt have worked in the film, especially the toy shop scene, to me that didnt work at all ....he was just looked too old a frial for it so be funny. I was a bit disapointed with comentary, more talk about the film and less about aural sex would have been good. Jim leaping on Tea with that kiss...now that was funny. !!
O yes I also love it when he's coming to the end of the press junket and says something like 'does that mean I dont have to be full of shit anymore?' . Only he could get away with that, many a true word said in jest.
I thought it was funny, but it was way too long to be included. Plus perhaps it didn't fit with the themes of the other robberies...
Everybody should believe in something.
I believe I'll have another coffee!
Luv the way the guys on the commentary mention how much they loved working at Jim's house during the rewrites, because Jim has a chef and the lunches at his house were always 'awesome'! What is it about guys and food that makes them have to mention that?? As they say, the way to a mans heart...
Anyway, I thought I heard somewhere that Jim doesnt really eat what his chef prepares for his guests. He prefers really simple food..hot dogs etc.
..off topic I know, but what does Jim like to eat anyway? Or more interestingly, what cant he stomach??
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Teddy bears were originally inspired by an unnamed bear that U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt refused to shoot during a hunting trip because Roosevelt's attendants had cornered and clubbed the bear. In 1902, political cartoons began appearing in the Washington Post featuring a caricature of the bear (pictured). A Brooklyn storekeeper was inspired by the cartoons to create and sell a toy he dubbed "Teddy's Bear", and the teddy bear craze took off thereafter.
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Christine Day, chief executive officer of fitness-wear purveyor Lululemon, is stepping down, it was announced on Monday. Day led the company through a period of explosive growth. But it isn't clear if her departure has anything to do with the firm's costly recall earlier this year of too-sheer yoga pants. [WWD] (Subscription required.)
Jason Wu, who designed both of Michelle Obama's inauguration gowns, has been named artistic director for women's wear at Hugo Boss. He'll keep his eponymous label too. [Telegraph]
A day after it was announced that Emma Hill is leaving Mulberry, where she's been creative director for six years, during which she introduced the world to the Alexa satchel (named for Alexa Chung) and the Lana Del Rey bag, speculation mounted that she may be headed to accessories company Coach. [Telegraph]
But there's also speculation that Coach may be trying to lure Marc Jacobs. [WWD] (Subscription required.)
Now that he's broken his two-year silence with an interview in June's Vanity Fair, designer John Galliano is scheduled to tape an hourlong interview with Charlie Rose on Wednesday. Air date is to be detemined. [WWD]
Isabel Marant is the latest high-fashion designer to sign on to do a capsule collection for H&M. [The Cut]
Models Sara Ziff and Coco Rocha of Model Alliance joined New York state Sens. Diane Savino and Jeff Klein on Monday to call for legislation that would protect models under age 18 under child labor laws. [The Cut]
Italian designer Roberto Cavalli plans to publish his memoirs in October. [Vogue UK]
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It's that time of year again. Time for the Fancy Frontier. The geek event is held at the elite National Taiwan University and attracts tens of thousands of visitors. Not all of them are dressed to the nines in fancy pants!
However, there's always a sizable number of cosplayers, showing off their dazzling outfits and character interpretations.
Websites Gamer.com.tw and Znmoon were on hand, snapping pics, which you can see below.
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Having your first baby can be scary and exciting all at the same time. Here are a few of my favorite products that will help you make it through those first few, tough months!
1. Aden and Anais swaddle blankets
If you are a new mom, these are crucial. They are by far the best blankets for swaddling. So soft, thin, and breathable, so YOU can relax and breath knowing your baby is safe sleeping with them.
2. SwaddleMe Swaddling Jacket
Yes, these are different than swaddling blankets, and you might like one better than the other. When your baby is strong enough to bust out of the swaddling blanket at night, these are sure to keep those crazy arms down! It's a bodysuit that velcroes, and it totally saved my life!
3. MAM pacifiers
After trying 7 different types of pacifiers, Pearl finally was able to keep the MAM pacifier in her mouth. The way it is shaped makes it easy for a tiny mouth to hold on to. I'm 3 for 3 with recommendations on this one, meaning anyone who I've suggested them to says it's worked for them! Worth a try, I say.
This is such a must have if your baby takes a pacifier. If and when they drop it, it doesn't ever touch the ground meaning less rinsing and sterilizing for mommy. YAY! My favorite brand is "bumkins" because they make theirs out of WATERPROOF FABRIC which is important when baby starts drooling a lot.
Don't even get me started on how awesome Dr. Brown's products are. Check out my blog entry review on these great bottles HERE
These puppies will be your nipples' new best friend (next to the cute baby sucking on them)….These are great because they're reusable. After baby nurses and you're in teeth gritting pain, slap these on your nipples for instant cooling relief. And while you're at it, get some of THESE nursing pads so your boobs don't leak through your shirt!
I love these. Any brand will do. Great for creating white noise so baby will sleep better. Remember, it's noisy in the womb, so when baby comes out, he or she will be comforted by these types of sounds. I use a Homedics brand lullaby soother. It stays on ALL the time.
8. Exercise Ball
This will absolutely blow your mind. If your baby is crying, wrap him up, cradle him, and bounce on an exercise ball. It is truly an instant mute button that has never failed me. Try it!
9. Gripe Water
I just wrote a whole blog entry on different types of gripe water. Read it HERE. My favorite brand is Mommy's Bliss
10. My Brest Friend
Crucial if you are planning on breastfeeding. This thing blows the boppy out of the water. It straps around you so you can walk around with it. I practically never took mine off. It works much better than the boppy, and you'll be so glad you bought it!
So, those are my top 10 for NEWBORNS. Buy them or put them on your gift registry! So worth it.
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If you're looking forward to making money online, the real estate sector is what you should be focusing on. This sector has come up as a great money-making option. This is mainly because of the growth that the real estate sector has been experiencing for over the past few years. There has been an appreciable increase in the value of real estate properties, which has enhanced the potential for wealth generation as well as opportunities to make money online.
Like any other online business, the real estate business involves a certain amount of risk. It is important that you know the tricks well so as to achieve success in your online endeavor. The following are some tricks that will make sure you don't regret your decision to make money through online real estate business.
Create a good website – The very first step is all about creating a well-designed website. You can't expect buyers and sellers to rush in to your website just like that. There is a lot more that needs to be done than just blogging if you want an impressive flow of traffic to your website. Making money online will require you to design your website as well as add a sea of information and quality content. That's how you'll let the prospective buyers and sellers know about your potential and credibility. Website designing is possible without external help if you're knowledgeable enough. Otherwise, seek professional help.
Provide quality information – Work as much as you can on making your website rich in quality and reliable information. For example, try to include maps and information on hospitals, schools, shopping malls, libraries and places of interest in your website. This will increase your website's potential to attract a sea of potential customers. It is very important that you put in property information as well. For example, information such as number and size of the rooms as well as the age of the property is of great significance to the client. You can also add information on how people can save money on taxes and home inspections.
Generate a mailing list – It is important that you generate a mailing list. This is an important part of your online real estate business. You can provide people a sea of information on the properties through email. This also brings in a sense of personal attention to the table.
Focus on SEO – An online business owner must use SEO in his/her business website. Textual and visual information alone can't improve the inflow of traffic to your website unless it is well-optimized for search engines. Proper application of SEO techniques will improve your website's ranking incredibly. This greatly improves your website's visibility and causes an eventual increase in the number of visitors.
The aforesaid tips will help you use real estate in a better way to make money online. It is important that you enhance your knowledge and stay updated on the latest developments in the real estate sector. Your website must reflect the latest and reliable information on real estate to be a successful one.


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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The manager of a Virginia-based heavy metal band says its lead singer will vigorously defend himself against a charge that he caused a fan's death at a concert in the Czech Republic.
Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe was charged Friday in Prague with causing bodily harm to another person with lethal consequences. The 41-year-old Blythe is accused of pushing the fan from the stage during a 2010 concert. The fan died of a head injury.
The Richmond-based band's manager Larry Mazer said in a statement Monday that Blythe responded professionally to the large number of fans who rushed the stage amid lax security.
Blythe spent five weeks in custody of Czech authorities before being released on bail in August. He has been in the U.S. since then.


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Bukungu Mishumbi
Bukungu Mishumbi was born at Banga Makonda of the Bashilele tribe in western Kasai Province (Democratic Republic of Congo). The Bashílele, former headhunters, were fiercely independent and submitted to Belgian administration only in the late 1940s. In 1950 Russell and Helen Schnell of the Congo Inland Mission began work among the Bashílele at Banga. Bukungu attended primary school there and was converted and baptized. Graduating with high marks, he went to Nyanga Station where he was the first Mennonite believer of his tribe to complete a three-year teachers' training course. Back at Banga he took a leadership role in the educational system and held that position until the political independence of Zaire (Democratic Republic of Congo) in 1960.
During the transfer of responsibilities to national leaders after independence, Bukungu learned accounting from missionary Art Janz and was elected the General Treasurer of the Église du Christ au Zaire, Communauté Mennonite au Zaire (CMZA; Zaire Mennonite Church; later Communauté Mennonite au Congo (CMC)) in 1966. He served in this capacity with total honesty for 15 years. After 1980 he moved to the port city Ilebo and developed a successful business there while making a strong contribution to the local Mennonite congregation as a layman. He later was chosen to be a deacon, then was ordained as a pastor.
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Keidel, Levi. "Bukungu Mishumbi." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 2005. Web. 22 Sep 2018. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Bukungu_Mishumbi&oldid=86343.
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Keidel, Levi. (2005). Bukungu Mishumbi. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 22 September 2018, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Bukungu_Mishumbi&oldid=86343.
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May 2, 1983
To: All Members of Units: 1 - Physicians, 5 -
Operations Support Services, 6 - Skilled Crafts, 7 -
Clerical/Administrative Support Services, 8 - Public Safety
From: President Gail Fullerton
Subject: Funeral Leave
Collective bargaining contracts with Units 1, 5, 6, 7 and 8 allow members of those bargaining units time off with pay (and without charge to the employee's sick leave or vacation credits) to attend the funeral of a "significantly close relative." The amount of time off without charge (up to 2 days maximum) is related to the distance traveled to attend the relative's funeral.
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Antronette Yancey dies at 55; ADVOCATE OF SHORT BURSTS OF EXERCISE
Antronette Yancey dies at 55; advocate of short bursts of exercise
Dr. Antronette K. Yancey, a UCLA professor, urged people to take an 'instant recess' to get fit. Yancey, who was described as a 'rock star in the public health community,' died of lung cancer.
Dr. Antronette K. Yancey, a UCLA public health professor, urged people to incorporate exercise into their daily lives in small bursts. That led to her 2010 book -- "Instant Recess: Building a Fit Nation 10 Minutes at a Time." (UCLA Jonathan and Karin Fielding School)
For Dr. Antronette K. Yancey, a UCLA public health professor, exercise could be fun and done in short bursts in the workplace, schools and even places of worship.
Her campaign to urge people to incorporate physical activity into their daily lives led to a 2010 book about the topic —"Instant Recess: Building a Fit Nation 10 Minutes at a Time."
Long before First Lady Michelle Obama launched a national conversation on physical fitness, Yancey was talking about the dangers of a sedentary lifestyle and the benefits of exercise, colleagues said.
Yancey, known as Toni, died Tuesday at her Los Angeles home of lung cancer, according to the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health. She was 55 and a non-smoker.
"It was her vision that said, 'Let's incorporate exercise in small bursts of activity that anyone can do anywhere,'" said Dr. Linda Rosenstock, former dean of UCLA's public health school. "She really was a leader."
Following Yancey's death, some Twitter followers posted that they were doing instant recesses in her honor.
Yancey, a 6-foot-2-inch former college basketball player, was also a poet and spoken word artist. In 1997, she published a book of poetry entitled "An Old Soul With a Young Spirit: Poetry in the Era of Desegregation Recovery."
She spoke around the nation about the importance of getting out of the car and the desk chair — and how that helps improve concentration and productivity among students and employees. "What's good for the waistline is good for the bottom line," she said at a speech in Manhattan Beach last fall.
A well-published researcher, Yancey wrote dozens of academic articles about obesity, nutrition, physical fitness and chronic disease prevention. But she was also committed to real-life solutions to public health problems, said Dr. David Katz, director of the Prevention Research Center at Yale University. "It's not just about crunching numbers," he said. "It's about devising practical solutions that people can really use right now. Toni really epitomized that."
Yancey was born Nov. 1, 1957, in Kansas City, Kan., and attended Northwestern University, where she studied biochemistry and molecular biology. Following graduation, she attended medical school at Duke University and completed her residency training and master's in public health at UCLA.
She spent five years working as a public health practitioner, as director of public health for the city of Richmond, Va., and as director of chronic disease prevention and health promotion for Los Angeles County.
At UCLA, Yancey taught at the public health school and co-directed the UCLA Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Equity. Her co-director, Roshan Bastani, said Yancey was passionate about social justice and became a role model for minority students.
Bastani said when she started working with Yancey more than 20 years ago, very few people were talking about the importance of changing the physical environment. "People are embracing that now, but she was talking about this years and years and years ago," she said. "She really was a pioneer."
Yancey also served on numerous boards and commissions, including First 5 LA. Executive director Kim Belshe said Yancey was a "rock star in the public health community" and was a living embodiment of healthy eating and active living.
"She will leave a very important legacy of her work at First 5 LA in terms of her tireless advocacy for and commitment to physical fitness and good nutrition for young children," she said.
Yancey is survived by her partner of 11 years, Darlene Edgley; their daughter, a granddaughter and a brother.
Sadly, Dr. Yancey's death also gives credibility to:
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7'145 Jews who lived in Liepāja on 14 June 1941, on the eve of Soviet deportations and the Holocaust. There is a file card for each person, giving available information on: date and place of birth and death, fate, address in 1941, occupation, names of parents, spouse, children, maiden names, etc. The information comes from 271 sources. This section also contains pictures of the executions of 15 Dec 1941.
Alphabetical and chronological lists of 3'564 burials.
A Memorial
Wall in the Liepāja Jewish Cemetery, which was dedicated on 9 June
2004. It lists 6'428 victims who perished in the
Holocaust or Gulag,
as well as 46 Latvian and German rescuers who saved 33 Jews.
of the site contains 12 pictures
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of donors, speeches), and a 230-page list
of victims' names, with age at death and place of death. You can
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names. The list uses exactly the same font as the Wall.
grave in the Shkeede Dunes, where
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That motley mingling of abolitionists, socialists, and infidels, of all sexes and colors, called the Woman's Rights Convention, assembled in this city, to-day…
— From The New York Herald, Friday, October 25, 1850, p. 1 on the EDSITEment resource U.S. Women's History Workshop
Every time our society benefits from its recognition of the equality of women, thank the Foremothers of the Women's Movement, pioneers such as Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Stanton understood the difficulties women faced, clarifying the extent and vehemence of the opposition to equality in her Declaration of Sentiments. She detailed, in a series of grievances, the "absolute tyranny" society held over women. The "injuries and usurpations" she described were enabled, in part, by widely accepted stereotypes and beliefs about gender reflected in and perpetuated by everything from children's stories to magazine humor. Analyzing archival materials contemporaneous with the birth of the Women's Rights Movement, your students can begin to appreciate the deeply entrenched opposition the early crusaders had to overcome.
Note: This lesson may be taught either as a stand-alone lesson or as a companion to any or all of the complementary EDSITEment lessons Who Were the Foremothers of Women's Equality?, Voting Rights for Women: Pro- and Anti-Suffrage, and Women's Suffrage: Why the West First?.
After completing the lessons in this unit, students will be able to
Share with students the cartoon Halloo! Turks in Gotham (a commentary on the fashion reform movement for women, which advocated more comfortable clothing and of which bloomers had become a notorious symbol), from the Marchand Archive of the Area 3 History and Cultures Project, a link from the EDSITEment resource History Matters. In a whole-class setting, using the Cartoon Analysis Worksheet offered by the EDSITEment resource Digital Classroom as a guide, model the process of analyzing the cartoon.
Archive's notes for this cartoon were, as follows:
"Halloo! Turks in Gotham," from "Bloomerism in Practice." "Mrs. Turkey, having attended Mrs. Oakes-Smith's lecture on the Emancipation Dress, resolves at once to give a start to the New Fashion and in order to do it with more Effect, she wants Mr. Turkey to join her in this bold Attempt." Elizabeth Oakes-Smith was a feminist and abolitionist. The husband wears bloomers; the sex roles are reversed. Mrs. Turkey has a pair of daggers, and Mr. Turkey only a fork, spoon and cooking pot. The cross is gone from the steeple, a fit sign of the "fact" that the reformers want to abolish Christian customs and substitute the abominations of the East.
What assumptions/attitudes about women does "Halloo! Turks in Gotham" express? What fears of some men does this cartoon exploit?
Divide the class into groups and assign to each group one or more of the following archival documents. Assign the documents to the groups according to your knowledge of their work styles so that each group will take about the same amount of time to finish the assignment below. It's fine for some documents to be analyzed by more than one group. Note to students the variety of media among the documents.
Groups should conduct a general analysis of their documents using the Cartoon Analysis Worksheet, the Written Document Analysis Worksheet, or the Poster Analysis Worksheet, all offered by the EDSITEment resource Digital Classroom. Then students should use the handout "Nineteenth Century Attitudes Toward Women: Inferences and Evidence," on pages 1-2 of the PDF (see Preparing to Teach This Lesson, above, for download instructions), to focus on some specific attitudes toward women. Remind students to think about the assumptions about women these various documents express. What fears of (some) men do they exploit?
Reconvene in a whole-class setting. Have student groups share their documents and the conclusions they derived from them about attitudes toward women. Did students notice any other attitudes/assumptions about women not included on the worksheet? Make a list of these attitudes.
What attitudes about women are expressed in the media of today? Using the list of assumptions and attitudes completed in Activity 3 as a starting point, students could create a form or forms for analyzing any or all of the following to gauge attitudes about women today:
Each form would be a matrix listing, in the leftmost column, the specific attitude(s) for which a student should be looking while allowing spaces to the right for noting sources and evidence. Working individually or in groups and focusing on one particular medium, students should cite specific examples they believe either perpetuate or debunk the stereotypes, assumptions, and attitudes on their list. Reconvene the class to share results orally or in written summaries and analyses of the data collected. What attitudes toward women did student research detect? Are the same attitudes expressed by all media? Do particular media express particular attitudes? Which, if any, attitudes from the past persist?
[Did you know that] 25 years ago married women were not issued credit cards in their own name? That most women could not get a bank loan without a male co-signer? That women working full time earned fifty-nine cents to every dollar earned by men?
Help-wanted ads in newspapers were segregated into "Help wanted—women" and "Help wanted—men." Pages and pages of jobs were announced for which women could not even apply.
— Bonnie Eisenberg and Mary Ruthsdotter, National Women's History Project
Students can interview women with first-hand knowledge of these and similar inequities.
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TRACY - After a dominant first quarter, the Tracy girls basketball team opened the second period on a 17-0 run and never looked back in a 66-29 opening-round victory over Tokay in the Tracy Breakfast Lions Tournament at Swenson Gym.
TRACY - After a dominant first quarter, the Tracy girls basketball team opened the second period on a 17-0 run and never looked back in a 66-29 opening-round victory over Tokay in the Tracy Breakfast Lions Tournament at Swenson Gym.
"We shot the ball much better than we have been," Bulldogs coach Derek Solano said. "Over our last 11 games our shooting percentage was nowhere near what is was tonight. That was a nice surprise."
Karsi Fyfe led the fast start for Tracy (7-5), scoring 15 of her game-high 19 points in the first half, including three 3-pointers. Fyfe was the only Bulldog in double figures with all but one Tracy player scoring.
"Earlier in the season we weren't used to playing with each other," Fyfe said. "Now it is all coming together."
The defense was just as dominant as the offense, forcing 19 turnovers. The Bulldogs grabbed 42 rebounds - 22 off the offensive glass - to just 19 for the Tigers (3-10).
Sarah Rodriguez had seven rebounds and Kimberly Paschal, Angela Mariani, Taylor Juarez and Shelby Perry each grabbed six, and Shelby Devlin had five for Tracy.
Megan Butler and Justine Lynch each scored eight points for Tokay. Butler is one of only three seniors on the Tigers roster.
"We are a young team," Tokay coach Jennifer Bauer said. "And we are missing a couple of key scorers, so the kids are stepping it up a lot."
Tracy plays Modesto at 7:30 p.m. in a quarterfinal, and the Tigers play East Union at 4:30 p.m. today at Swenson Gym.
In other tournament games at Swenson Gym:
Olivia Vezaldenos of East Union (2-5) scored a game-high 12 points. Tia Patterson scored 10 points for Modesto (6-4).
The Knights (8-2) held the Cougars scoreless for two periods and forced 40 turnovers. Tiara Tucker scored a game-high 32 points, and Mi'Cole Cayton had 14 points.
Kiley Leonard led Palo Cedro-Foothill (4-7) with six points.
Brookside Christian plays Napa (5-7), a 45-28 winner over Milbrae-Mills, in a quarterfinal at 6 p.m., and Foothill plays Mills (5-3) at 3 p.m. today.
Akilah Lesley made two free throws with 3.1 seconds left to lift the Spartans to a hard-fought victory over co-host West.
Lathrop was just 2 of 10 from the free-throw line before Lesley made it to the line after getting fouled as she drove the lane in the final seconds.
"I could feel the pressure on me," Lesley said. "I knew my teammates had confidence in me, so I just followed through on the (shots). It feels pretty good to get the win."
Lathrop junior Jamie Metcalfe came off the bench after sitting the entire second half to make a huge 3-pointer with 22 seconds left in the game to give the Spartans a 47-46 lead and then stole a West pass to regain possession.
"I knew I had to shoot when the pass was coming to me," said Metcalfe, who was mobbed by teammates after making the shot and getting the steal. "I found the back of the rim and shot (the ball). It was really exciting."
West (8-5) fouled Janet Visaya on the inbounds and, after she missed the front end of the one-and-one, the Wolf Pack's Ileyah Costa scored on a driving layup with 9 seconds left before Lesley's heroics earned the Spartans (4-5) the win.
Lathrop's pressure defense forced West into several costly turnovers - Lesley made three steals - and teammate Marissa Elliott scored seven of her nine points in the final quarter.
The Spartans' 25-12 second quarter lead evaporated as West rallied with an 11-2 run, including a pair of 3s by guard Brittany Reyes and a prayer tossed up by teammate Kate Bell that banked in at the halftime buzzer.
Nini Woodward, Lyric Wilson and Emma Bell each scored 10 points for West.
"We just didn't play well in the first half," Wolf Pack coach Joe Hernandez said. "We fought back, but the slow start came back to bite us. We just couldn't finish at the end."
Lathrop plays Patterson at 7:30 tonight after the Tigers defeated Turlock 67-48 in an earlier game.
The Warriors built a 30-12 halftime lead and Fremont-Mission San Jose's Alexa Iwatani scored 16 points to lead her squad.
Iwatani made four 3s and teammate Katherine Wu grabbed 10 rebounds and had two steals to go along with six points in the win for the Warriors (6-3).
The Buffaloes (4-5) were led by senior Mikayla Hasal with seven points, and junior teammate Jessica Hasal added five points.
"We didn't come out of the gate very fast," Manteca coach Cody Norman said. "I don't know if the holidays affected us or not. ... We just didn't get the car started and never got going."
Manteca plays Sacramento-El Camino, which lost to Modesto-Gregori, 57-53, at 3 p.m. today.


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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel says he's sorry about the fuss about his swearing. He also says don't be so sensitive.
Vettel, the championship points leaders with two races to go, is seeking his third consecutive Formula One title this week at the U.S. Grand Prix. Vettel caused a stir last week after the race in Abu Dhabi when he and winner Kimi Raikkonen cursed during live television interviews.
Formula One officials sent a letter to the teams reminding them that such language "has no place" during media events and brings bad publicity to world's most popular motorsport series.
Formula One may be trying to appease an American viewers who are often sensitive about profanity on television and broadcasters who could be fined by federal regulators. In NASCAR, drivers can be fined or lose points for swearing in live interviews.
"I think if you are sensitive you should watch, I don't know, some kids' program," Vettel said Thursday. "You have the remote control in your hand, so you can choose."
Vettel said his swearing was unintentional, adding, "I think it's a bit unnecessary to create such a big fuss. But anyway, if I said some things that weren't appreciated, I apologize."
Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone didn't seem concerned about the drivers' behavior.
"The language drivers use is passive compared to what you hear on TV or in general," Ecclestone told The Associated Press.
Ecclestone also noted that Vettel, who is German, was not speaking in his native language.
"And the language he used is probably the language he uses all the time with the team. That's how it is," Ecclestone said.
THE FINAL FRONTIER: The U.S. Grand Prix hasn't made its first Texas race yet and Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone is looking for ways to expand in a country where it has struggled in the past.
Ecclestone said he still hopes Formula One can stage a race in New York-New Jersey in 2014 and even mentioned Los Angeles as a possible race site in the future.
Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix in Austin is Formula One's first race on American soil since 2007. Another race, the Grand Prix of America in New Jersey, which was to run on a street course set against the Manhattan skyline, was originally scheduled for June 2013. That race was postponed last month for at least a year.
"We're trying to get something sorted out in New Jersey-New York. Maybe we can do something in (Los Angeles) in the future," Ecclestone said. "I'm hoping we can resurrect (New York-New Jersey) in 2014."
As for the event in Austin, Ecclestone said he's excited about the race and the $400 million track built to host it. Formula One has a 10-year contract with the Circuit of the Americas to see if it can succeed. Ecclestone noted the commercial importance of creating a permanent presence in the U.S.
"It's a good market for everybody. It's Ferraris', I think, biggest market now," Ecclestone said.
Why the sport has struggled in the U.S. is a mystery, Ecclestone said.
"We've had good crowds in the past," he said, noting races in Long Beach, Calif., in the 1970s and '80s, and Watkins Glen, N.Y. from 1961-1980. The U.S. Grand Prix also drew large crowds at Indianapolis Motor Speedway from 2000-2007.
The rise of an American driver who could win races and maybe even challenge for a world championship would help grow the sport, Ecclestone said. But even that can't guarantee success.
Ecclestone said in the 1970s, an American television network executive told him that if the U.S. produced a world champion, they would pay Formula One $5 million for broadcast rights.
"In those days, that was quite a decent price. When Mario (Andretti) won the championship (1978) I rang him and said "Do you want the bank particulars?' Nothing particularly happened," Ecclestone said. "What we need is some support from American companies to support an American driver and make sure it's a good team."
NO REGRETS: Despite what his current team boss says, Lewis Hamilton is very happy about his decision to leave McLaren for Formula One rival Mercedes after this season.
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh recently said he believes Hamilton rushed into his decision after retiring from the Sept. 23 Singapore Grand Prix with gearbox problem, and will regret the decision to end his 14-year relationship with the team. Mercedes has won one race in three seasons.
Hamilton said he was surprised by Whitmarsh's comments but has no regrets about leaving.
"It's clearly absolutely not the case," said Hamilton, who the 2008 world championship and started at Abu Dhabi in pole position.
"I've got a great team and I've been with them such a long time. So I'm sure everyone has emotions within the team, but I'm still here giving 100 percent to them for the last two races," Hamilton said.
"Of course it's quite emotional for me, but I'm very, very happy with the decision I've made."
SAFETY FIRST: Spanish team HRT driver Pedro de la Rosa denied reports that the team's financial troubles have left it without spare parts for the cars and they won't be safe to race. The team has been put up for sale.
De la Rosa said he hadn't heard reports about dangerous cars until asked about them in the drivers' news conference.
"All I can say is that we might be modest, we are small and we are what we are. But we are a professional Formula One team and for sure when we start running it's because the car is safe," de la Rosa said. "I'm experienced enough .... you know, I would never jump into an unsafe car because of parts being too old. So no, the answer is the car is slow but it's safe."
NBC BROADCAST TEAM: Leigh Diffey (play-by-play), David Hobbs (analyst) and Steve Matchett (analyst) will be the new broadcast team for the NBC Sports Group's Formula One coverage in 2013, the network announced.
Diffey, Hobbs and Matchett have worked together for several years covering Formula One for the cable channel Speed. Diffey has called Formula One races in the U.S. and internationally. Hobbs is a member of the Motorsports Hall of Fame and a veteran racing commentator of 30 years. Matchett is a former Formula One mechanic. The pit reporter has not been named.
"We are privileged to add not one, not two, but three experienced and respected voices to our Formula One coverage," said Sam Flood, Executive Producer, NBC Sports and NBC Sports Network. "Leigh, David and Steve are all gifted storytellers, who live and breathe F1."
NBC Sports Group announced last month a four-year deal with Formula One for the exclusive U.S. media rights, which will provide over 100 hours of programming across NBC and cable channel NBC Sports Network. The contract ends Speed's 17-year run as Formula One's U.S. rights holder.
Diffey will also call IndyCar races on NBC Sports Network, replacing Bob Jenkins who retired this year. The rest of the IndyCar broadcasting crew will not be changed.


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Unfortunately, the current 'standard' grouping of Min languages is all wrong. Actually, Min languages can be grouped into only 3 distinct grouping i.e. Southern Min, Northern Min and Eastern Min.
1. Northern Min (Minbei, Minzhong, Shaojiang Min) - Both Shaojiang Min and Minzhong split off from Minbei around a few hundred years ago.They are all mutually unintelligible.
2. Eastern Min (Mindong, Manhua?, Manjiang?) - there are actually a few mutually unintelligible languages that split off from Mindong.
3. Southern Min (mentioned in thread below)
The historical establishment of Fuzhou city (Eastern Min) is quite different from the historical establishment of Quanzhou city (Southern Min) i.e. Quanzhou language didn't split off from Fuzhou language.
I somewhat (but not entirely) agree with the author of the link below. If we base languages on mutual intelligibility, there are at least a few thousand Chinese languages in China and not just 7 in the 'standard' classification.
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