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"Creeping Sharia" is a phenomenon scourge occurring across the free world. We'll define it as "the slow, deliberate, and methodical advance of Islamic law (sharia) in non-Muslim countries" (literal definitions below). Another frequently used term is 'stealth jihad'.
To the general public, justifiably pre-occupied with work, family, pleasure, dreams, hopes, goals, and the stresses of each, "creeping sharia" goes mostly unnoticed. Until, that is, a particular event generates enough concern from those who focus on the "creep" that the general public takes notice. These singular events are sometimes less worrisome, but taken in whole, the uncoordinated yet explicit goal of the ummah and worldwide caliphate become obvious and alarming.
Hence the birth of the "Creeping Sharia" blog.
The blog will focus on "creeping sharia" in the United States however major events in other nations will also be highlighted. Many topics will be broached that may not appear related to sharia at first glance, but keep reading and we'll connect the dots for you.
Learn more from Muslims, and former Muslims, in their own words, by watching the many valuable videos on our Creeping Sharia Videos pages (Page 1 and Page 2).
Your feedback on everything is encouraged. Submit tips to us via Twitter.
Enjoy, contribute and educate yourselves!
creep·ing – noun –verb (used without object): advancing or developing gradually so as to infringe on or supplant something else [democracy, freedom, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, etc.]
sharia – noun – Islamic religious law, seen as deriving from the Koran, sunnah and hadith, ijmaʿ, qiyas, and from the teachings and example of Mohammed
Update: After several years of research and 13
25 36 too many months of blogging on this topic it has become clear that two notions above are debatable.
- Slow – the sheer number of lawsuits, legal actions, continuous news stories, and imposition of Islam across the U.S., and moreso the West in general, suggest the 'creep' of sharia is not slow at all. Rather, it is advancing at a steady, even rapid, pace. The goal set out by the Muslim Brotherhood however suggests the U.S. will not be Islamicized over night but over decades. Since 9/11 alone there have been significant increases in the Muslim population, number of mosques and masjids, and infiltration into civil organizations, including Congress.
- Uncoordinated – as other analysts have pointed out, there is an uncanny alliance between many of the seemingly unrelated terrorist acts and plotters, and those who continuously defend and appease those involved. This suggests there is much more coordination than officials will readily admit, in part because many "officials" are aligned with the coordinators, and many other "officials" fear them. Again, the Muslim Brotherhood has put forth the project plan for all Muslims to follow.
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A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself. For the traitor appears not a traitor; he speaks in accents familiar to his victims, and he wears their face and their arguments, he appeals to the baseness that lies deep in the hearts of all men. He rots the soul of a nation, he works secretly and unknown in the night to undermine the pillars of the city, he infects the body politic so that it can no longer resist. A murderer is less to fear. The traitor is the plague. ~ Marcus Tullius Cicero
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The Mighty Oil (8-13-1) face off against the Newly Decent Chicago Blackhawks (12-8-1) tonight at Rexall Place. The Blackhawks are enjoying their new crop of super rookies, and are off to the best start in over 70 years.
OilersNation staff have done some digging and found this team picture of the last good Chicago Blackhawks team. We also found the last known phone number for winning coach Helge Bostrom, and attempted to get in touch with him to see what change in his coaching tactics has brought the Blackhawks back into the forefront. A woman who answered the phone at his residence said, "Heavens, I would have no idea why the Hawks are good again, Helge has been dead for over 60 years!"
Undeterred, the OilersNation staff tried to contact Paul Thomson—identified in the picture as the GM of the last good Blackhawks team. He has been leading the Blackhawks through a rebuilding process that has taken nearly 65 years, and we wanted to learn his trade secrets.
Front office staff in Chicago insisted that Thomson was no longer GM, and that it was Dale Tallon. We had no interest in speaking with Tallon, as he wasn't the man who engineered the trade for Doug Bentley (Front row of picture, second from the right) who in the last year before the team picture had posted record numbers of 8 goals, 20 assists in 47 games.
Needless to say, with a coach that has been dead for over 60 years, and a front office staff who can't correctly identify the General Manager, the Oilers will emerge victorious in this contest of mismatched franchises against the Blackhawks.
Fearless Prediction:
Oilers 11 Blackhawks 0.
Season record of predictions (0-1).


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By JEFF PICKELL
Every weekday morning, Morenci resident Lucas Patton wakes, puts on his work clothes, and readies himself for his shift at Versacut. He's going to spend the next eight hours drilling female screw treads—exhausting and repetitive labor. The thought doesn't excite him.
"It's hard work. I wouldn't want to do it for the rest of my life," he said.
Patton, a sophomore criminal justice major at Western Michigan University, is among the college students back in the area for the summer.
"I work, then come home, then sleep, then the cycle continues," he said. "It kind of reminds me why I do go to college."lucas.summer
The job is a depressing change from the less regimented and less tedious pace of college. Lucas is not alone among area students working a less than satisfying job to earn money for room and board next semester.
Another is Morenci resident Ryan Parrill, a finance major and junior at Central Michigan University who works the second shift at Adrian Steel. When he works as a press operator, he spends all but a half hour of his 2:30 to 10:30 p.m. shift either forming or piercing metal parts.
The repetitive task gives him plenty of time to think about the future. A lot of returning Morenci and Fayette students are doing the same.
Ryan isn't interested in a manufacturing career, but the job experience is important to him. Since tuition, books, food and rent are so expensive, he has an incentive to do the best work he can after clocking in.
"I realize that, now that I know I want to stay here for the next couple of summers, I have to find a positive aspect toward going to work and hopefully being hired next summer," he said. "If they don't hire me, I'll at least have a good job reference."
Now in his second year at Adrian Steel, Ryan spends some of his time writing standard operating procedures for the plant. It's a lot more fun than running the press, and puts him into contact with some of Adrian Steel's managers and executives, which provides some valuable workplace insight. Having recently decided to pursue a master's degree in business administration, he wants one day be a chief financial officer or treasurer at a major company.
Although he switched majors a couple of times, Ryan considers himself lucky to have found one that's right for him while he's still on course to graduate in four years.
Michigan State University junior Holly Ramsey also returned to a job at Adrian Steel this summer, but her job as a receptionist kept her far away from the heavy machinery. She says the job was a little tedious, but a huge improvement over the role she served last year.
"I pretty much did all the jobs that no one wanted to do," she said. This usually translated to stuffing warranty notices into envelopes—sometimes as many as 1,200 a day.
Holly said it was almost downright unbearable on days when she had nobody with whom to chat. On these occasions, she relied on celebrity gossip websites to keep her mind occupied while her hands worked away at her menial task.
Holly left Adrian Steel last month and is back in East Lansing attending summer classes and working as a banquet server, a job that requires her to wear a "penguin tuxedo." She enjoyed her job at the steel plant a little more than her current role, but she has to catch up on pre-requisites for her new major—interdisciplinary studies and social science—if she hopes to graduate any time soon.
However, Fayette resident Tyler Schaffner, who will be a sophomore at Bowling Green State University next semester, is using the summer to determine whether he wants to continue with college.
"I really like college, but I can't find anything that I really want to do," he said.
Since he's paying for his schooling with student loans, it doesn't make sense to him to continue without having a clear plan for his future.
Meanwhile, he's working at Phantom Fireworks and Powder Coating Plus, and hopes to start a new job at another area plant soon. He's considering enrolling in a bar tending course later in the summer, and taking a job as a bartender on a cruise liner.
"I like to travel, and I'm young, so I have some time to figure things out for myself," he said. "College just isn't for everyone, and there's nothing wrong with that."
At the opposite end of the spectrum is Central Michigan University senior Erin Clark, who knows exactly what she wants to do, and has taken strides this summer to prepare for a career in human resource management.
Erin went to Central Michigan without an idea of her possible career path, but, a couple of years ago, she attended a panel discussion featuring several human resource executives and was completely fascinated by it.
She began searching for related internships last fall, and, before long, secured a position with the Target Corporation.
"It was nice going into the summer knowing I already had a job," she said.
Her good luck didn't end there. Earlier this year, Erin received a call from Wall Street-based First Investors Corporation, that was also interested in offering her an internship.
The interview process went so well that her prospective employers at First Investors agreed to offer her a job scheduled around her Target internship. She spent the first part of the summer working at First Investors, and just started her Target position.
This summer has been a big improvement over summers past, when Erin worked at a local ice cream shop.
"I don't dread going into work now, so that's huge."
Michigan State University junior Kayse Onweller is also enjoying her summer internship.
She works for Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont-owned multi-national company that specializes in producing cash crop hybrids. It's just the right mix of science and grunt work for the plant biology major.
"I've worked in a lab at MSU before, but it was tedious. Lab work just gets repetitive," she said.
But her responsibilities at Pioneer are so varied that Kayse has trouble describing her job in brief.
For instance, she began work Monday by using a global positioning system receiver to find the coordinates of a spot that was too wet for corn to grow. She then outlined the area on a computerized map of the field. Now, planters will know not to bother seeding that area during the next crop cycle.
Afterward, Kayse inspected the crops for signs that they're ready to pollinate.
"A lot of it is anticipation," she said. A lot of it is also standard farm labor.
"It's been an eye-opener. They do a lot of things more manually than I would have expected."
Kayse hopes her time at Pioneer will help her get a job as a plant breeder after college graduation. She's not the only student who spends her work days planning for the future—Lucas Patton says his preferred form of entertainment at Versacut is thinking of all the things he can buy for the apartment he's moving into come September.
Remembering Summer Jobs
My first summer, I worked maintenance at Siena Heights and carried five-gallon buckets of bricks up and down stairs. After that, I became a YMCA day camp counselor. The most crazy I ever went was when I found one of my campers with a huge water snake around his neck. When I told him to put it down, he started swinging it over his head.
—Morenci school superintendent Kyle Griffith
I worked third shift at a truck stop at Route 95 and I-75. That was a wild place to work. The wildest thing that ever happened was when I was gassing a car up and a lady pulled in and got out of her car in just her underwear. "It's cooler in my underwear," she said.
I said, "Okay."
—Fayette school superintendent David Hankins
For the first two summers, I worked at the Dairy Queen in Hilliard, Ohio. Then I was a counselor at a church camp. It may have been what got me into what I do today. We had a new group every week, and used to have contests to see who could memorize campers' names the quickest.
—Morenci schools counselor Diana Fallot
I worked at a confectionary. We served sandwiches, sundaes and sodas. It was a job that was almost nothing. It didn't require any heavy thought or anything. I also worked at my dad's drug store and went to summer school for a few summers.
—Morenci resident Mary Harris
I worked maintenance at the TRW plant mowing, weed eating, painting. I had a job at the pool, too.
—Fayette resident Bev Figgins
I worked at a greenhouse in Athens, Ohio, bedding and selling plants and delivering flowers and funeral arrangements. I also had a job as a janitor in the home ec building, which is where all the girls were. That was nice. I did yard work for the head of the home ec department, too.
—Fayette resident Lowell Beaverson
I worked for a very short time as a spot welder. I had to meet a quota, and the first time I made my quota, they changed it and sent me back to work for five minutes. I was so mad. I quit and went to summer school.
—Morenci resident Sheri Frost
I worked for Coca-Cola for one dollar an hour taking bottles off a truck my first summer. My second summer, John F. Kennedy had all of the military bases hire college kids, so I worked at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. Then I worked at a golf course. I liked working at the golf course best.
—Morenci resident Larry Bruce, former co-owner of DeMor Hills golf course
I've worked for the family business every summer since I was 13.
—Morenci resident Keith Pennington of Pennington Gas Service
I worked at the Coleman Foundation in Hudson as a lifeguard and a health worker, spending time with and taking care of the residents. I also gave swimming lessons on my lunch hours and worked at an ice cream parlor.
—Morenci resident Beth Binegar
I worked at Pokagon State Park in Angola, Ind., as a boat rental and campground attendant. The one night I subbed for another worker at the front gate, it got robbed.
—Fayette teacher Tabatha Fidler
I worked at Lenco Building Supplies, making deliveries and doing whatever they needed done around the yard.
—Morenci resident Scott Merillat
I worked at the old Parker Company. They would put the names of all the kids of the employees who needed a job into a hat and draw them out until all the positions were gone. I got lucky for two years, then I took a job at Metamora Elevator.
—Morenci resident Matt Grieder
I drove a truck for Coca-Cola, then I drove for UPS. Then, finally, I worked third shift at Hydromatics in Toledo. I made a lot of money. My social life went down the tubes.
—Fayette secondary principal Jim Marquette


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It's tough to act in crises mode. Sometimes, when faced with stern challenges and setbacks, we channel Bluto from Animal House. Never give up! Charge out of the house screaming ready for action. Other times, we turn into Kevin Bacon at the end of Animal House, panicked and screaming, "ALL IS WELL!" in the middle of a riot, just waiting to get trampled. Who is Irrational Games' Ken Levine channeling when he talks about the myriad staff losses hitting BioShock Infinite? Is the iconic designer charging forward, or trying to reassure folks that his ship isn't sinking even as water is bailed?
As reported on Wednesday, BioShock Infinite art director Nate Wells and director of product development Tim Gerritsen left Irrational for new jobs. This came after months of other departures at the studio. Senior level designer Steve Gaynor left in April to open The Fullbright Company. Principal systems designer Ken Strickland, design director Jeff McGann, producer Joe Faulstick, and systems designer Tynan Sylvester also left company for new opportunities. Irrational has a staff of around 200 employees, but the collective loss of these individuals is bound to take a toll. It's especially disconcerting in light of BioShock's delay from fall into February 2013.
Speaking with Kotaku, BioShock mastermind Ken Levine tried to assure everyone that the game is just fine. "As far as the team itself, the lead artist, the art director, the creative director, the lead effects artist, the senior sound guy, the lead programmer and the lead AI programmer from BioShock 1 are all on BioShock Infinite," said Levine, "I don't think there's a single senior BioShock team member that isn't here, which I think is amazing and a testament to their commitment to the studio."
"We never like to see a guy like Nate [Wells] leave because he's been here for a long time but it's been 13 years and I think sometimes people want to spread their wings. I'm not going to stop people. We love Nate and I think we all remain friends. After 13 years he sort of finished his work on BioShock Infinite, as you will be able to tell when you see the game again."
Kotaku's sources claimed that not one but two of BioShock Infinite's planned co-op modes have been scrapped from the game completely.
Irrational is bringing in new talent meanwhile that will bring great experience to the project. Rod Fergusson, Epic Games production director and one of the chief people behind the Gears of War series, announced he would join Irrational via Twitter on Wednesday. Fergusson has history making ambitious games successful. Here's hoping he gets Irrational through this crisis.


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DayBird - April 29th
711 – Islamic conquest of Hispania: Moorish troops begin their invasion of the Iberian Peninsula.
1429 – 17-year-old French peasant and hearer of voices, Joan of Arc leads a small force of troops in relieving the city of Orleans, besieged by the English since October. She inspired the French to a passionate resistance and through the next week led the charge during a number of battles. At one point, she was hit by an arrow, dressed her wound and returned to the battle. On May 8, the siege of Orleans was broken, and the English retreated.
Charles VII was crowned king of France on July 17, 1429 in Reims Cathedral. At the coronation, Joan was given a place of honor.
In May 1430, Bourguignon soldiers captured Joan and sold her to the English. She was charged with cross-dressing. No, really. She was told that for a woman to wear men's clothing was a crime against God. She was tried as a heretic and witch, convicted, and on May 30, 1431, burned at the stake. Charles VII did nothing to save the one to whom he owed his throne. He was busy that day.
Exactly 233 years later, the city of New Orleans was captured by the Union army during the Civil War.
1624 – In France, Richelieu assumes as Prime Minister of Louis XIII."The pen is mightier than the sword," written by English author Edward Bulwer-Lytton in 1839 for his play Richelieu; Or the Conspiracy.
1938 – Bernard Madoff, American convict, who was a financier and Chairman of the NASDAQ, born.
1945 – Adolf Hitler marries his long-time partner Eva Braun in his bunker hideaway. The bride wore black. The couple was married only hours before they both committed suicide.
Also on this day in 1945, the Americans liberate the concentration camp at Dachau. Five hundred German garrison troops guarding the camp are killed within an hour, some by inmates, but most by the American liberators, who are horrified by what they bear witness to, including huge piles of emaciated dead bodies found in railway cars and near the crematorium.
1980 – Legendary film and television director Alfred Hitchcock died of kidney failure in his L. A. home at the age of 80. Hitchcock directed more than fifty feature films in a career spanning six decades.
1981 - Truck driver Peter Sutcliffe admitted in a London court to being the "Yorkshire Ripper," the killer of 13 women in northern England over five years. I always confuse him with Stuart Sutcliffe, the first bassist for the Beatles, who died. I watched that movie.


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Uland (Bud) Jackson, 93 - July 21, 2012
Uland C. Jackson, 93, of Grand Island, formerly of Gothenburg, died Saturday, July 21, 2012, at Grand Island.
A visitation will take place at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg on Sunday, July 29, from 2 to 5 p.m.
Services will be conducted at the First United Methodist Church on Monday, July 30, at 2 p.m. with Dr. Jeff Thurman officiating. Interment will follow at the Gothenburg Cemetery.
Jackson was born June 27, 1919, on a farm near Cordova to Zeb H. and Anna M. (Herbst) Jackson. He grew up on farms in York County and later Lincoln County with his parents and two sisters.
He began his high school education at McCool Junction and graduated high school at Ingham in 1937. After completing a general business education at North Platte School of Commerce in 1940, he worked for Sound & Kiewit Construction Company in Washington State.
In June of 1941, he was drafted into the U.S. Army, and reported to Fort Leavenworth, KS, the day after his 22nd birthday. His tour of duty in Europe was from September of 1943 through September of 1945, and took him to England, France, Belgium and Germany. He was a member of the 3rd Armored Division of the 32nd Armored Regiment, nicknamed "Spearhead."
Jackson returned to the United States Sept. 28, 1945, and was discharged from the military service on Oct. 9, 1945.
Following his service to his country, he received on-the-job training with Frank M. Bowen Public Accounting Company in North Platte. For several years he worked in Gothenburg for Gothenburg Farm Equipment and Lepp & Osterloh Inc. In 1957, he moved to Denver and began a career with Massey Ferguson, Inc. as accountant and office supervisor.
On May 4, 1958, he was united in marriage to Dylores May Berg at Trinity United Methodist Church in Gothenburg. The couple established their home and were employed at Denver, CO, until their retirement. After several years of retirement in Denver, they made the move to Sun City, AZ, in 1994.
During their retirement years, Jackson and his wife enjoyed entertaining family and friends, Willowbrooke United Methodist Church activities, traveling to the 3rd Armored Division reunions across the United States as well as playing cards, dining out and maintaining an immaculate home and yard, according to family members.
In November of 2009, he and his wife returned to Nebraska to reside at an independent living apartment in Grand Island. He had the privilege of traveling May 4-7, 2012, to Washington, D.C. as a member of the Hall County Hero Flight for World War II veterans. The highlight for him was visiting the World War II Memorial, said family members.
Jackson was a member and officer of the Lions Club, a member of Sun City Nebraska Club, a 50-year member of the Masons and a 50-year member of the VFW.
He will be remembered and treasured for his sharp wit, broad smile, honesty and integrity as well as his sharing of stories and jokes, family members said. He posessed all the personal qualities as those of the "Great Generation."
Jackson was preceded in death by: his parents, Zeb and Anna; his wife, Dylores in 2011; a sister, Lorene Whittingham; brothers-in-law—John J. Schurr and LeRoy Tillotson; a great-nephew, Wayne Schurr.
Survivors include: his sister, Estella Tillotson of Gothenburg; brother-in-law, Ted Whittingham of Denver; nephews—John L. (Kay) Schurr and Jerry (Linda) Schurr, all of Farnam; niece, Janet (John) Speck of St. Paul; great-nephews—Heath (Tiffany) Reinders and Adrianna, Jerud Schurr, Chase and Ryleigh, Ty Schurr, Marty (Shelly) Schurr, Adalyn and Gavon, and Ryan (Kari)Schurr and Luke; great-nieces—Paige (Jeff) Kreycik, Presley, Dawson and Jack; numerous cousins.
Memorials are suggested to the Alzheimer's Association, P.O. Box 80526, Lincoln, NE 68501; Farnam Senior Center; First United Methodist Church, 1401 Lake Ave., Gothenburg, NE 69138.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Rick Perry, the longest-serving governor in Texas history and a failed former Republican presidential candidate, said Monday he won't seek re-election. Here are five things to know about him.
Concluding a 2005 television interview with Houston ABC affiliate KTRK-TV, Perry flashed the camera a wry smile and quipped: "Adios, mofo." He later apologized, claimed he didn't realize he was still on the air, and said it was a private joke meant for his then-deputy press secretary. Democrats used it on bumper stickers and T-shirts, hoping to defeat Perry. But after he was re-elected in 2006, it became a state GOP catchphrase — and Perry supporters even splashed it on campaign memorabilia over President Barack Obama's picture during the governor's short-lived presidential campaign.
The son of tenant cotton and wheat farmers, Perry was born in a cabin with no running water in Paint Creek, a rural West Texas town devoid of stoplights and grocery stores. He was part of a 13-student graduating class at Haskell High School in 1968, but the campus was big enough for Perry to court his future wife, Anita Thigpen. The pair first met at an elementary school piano recital and had their first date when Perry was 16 and invited 14-year-old Anita to watch a school football game that Perry was sitting out because of a broken arm.
While jogging in a rural corner of Austin in February 2010, Perry somehow produced a laser-sighted .380 Ruger from his running shorts and killed with a single shot a coyote he said was menacing his daughter's Labrador retriever. Perry later explained that he often carried a gun while running because he was afraid of snakes and had seen coyotes along his underdeveloped route. "Either me or the dog are in imminent danger. I did the appropriate thing and sent it to where coyotes go," Perry recalled. "It was not in a lot of pain. It pretty much went down at that particular juncture."
In July 2011, amid rampant speculation Perry would enter the race for the Republican presidential nomination, the governor dropped out of public sight for a few days — only to emerge on Twitter saying his "little procedure" had gone "as advertised." Perry had traveled to Houston for an experimental procedure that took stem cells from fat in his body, grew them in a lab and then injected into his back. The operation is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration but was meant to correct a recurring injury and frequent pain. As he later ran for president, Perry claimed there was no lingering discomfort from the surgery, but he sometimes stopped wearing his signature cowboy boots, nicknamed "Freedom" and "Liberty," in favor of orthopedic shoes. After his bid for the White House flamed out, some observers suggested that back pain and the medication Perry was taking for it might have caused ... (See No. 5)
Perry started out as a front-runner for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, but a series of public gaffes quickly doomed that effort. The mother of all flubs came during a GOP candidate debate in Michigan in November 2011 when Perry said he would ax three federal agencies as president but could name only two. "Commerce, Education and the uh, what's the one there ... let's see," he said, touching his forehead and smirking. Perry tried twice more to produce a third name, then changed the subject. When pressed by a moderator, he made another stab. Still nothing. "The third one, I can't," he muttered. "Oops."


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Curiosities in Proverbs
D.E. Marvin, comp. Curiosities in Proverbs.
Contemptuous Proverbs
Including Sneering, Jeering, Scoffing, and Taunting Expressions and Sarcastic Phrases
A fool: unable to make out the front from the hind part of an elephant. (Behar).
Said of a fool who cannot make head or tail of anythinglike the villager who, it is said, on seeing an elephant for the first time, exclaimed: It has tails on both ends.
John Christian.
After Abbádán no village remains. (Arabian).
A derisive expression applied to people who laud their native town no matter how lowly and obscure it is. Abbádán was said to be a place in the district of Sowád on the eastern bank of the Tigris.
A great man that with his turban cocked! (Bengalese).
Applied to an insignificant person who boasts of his great ability.
A great merchanteighteen robberies on his premises! (Bengalese).
A scoff at anyone who boasts of wealth and position but who is known to be poor and lowly.
A great weddinglac-paper on both legs! (Bengalese).
Spoken jeeringly when one makes a great ado about nothing, or displays his ornaments, or, although in humble circumstances, has a pretentious marriage procession.
A huge baboon with a big belly, yet declines jumping across to Lanká! (Bengalese).
Lanká is the Sanskrit name of Ceylon or its capital.
The reference is to the monkeys who helped Ráma in his fabled invasion of the island.
The proverb is applied to a braggart or one who, because of his appearance of physical strength, gives promise of ability, but who shrinks from a small enterprise.
A hundred of the goldsmiths are not equal to one of the blacksmiths. (Behar).
A hundred strokes of the diminutive hammer of the goldsmith does not equal in its results one stroke of the blacksmiths sledge.
The proverb is used in scoffing at the feeble efforts of one who attempts great things and fails.
An unexpected thing has happened; the head Bhakat has been found fault with, whom shall I make Medhi? (Assamese).
The proverb is of course ironical. Next to the Gosain, the Bhakat is the most powerful person at the Sastra; of less importance is the Medhi, who, being the agent of the Gosain in the village, has particular honours paid to him at the village feasts.
A pair, a wonderful pair: one has ears that have been cut off, and the other is a thief. (Assamese).
An ironical proverb. In olden times the punishment for stealing in India was the loss of both ears.
A red packsaddle on a lazy ox. (Bengalese).
A sarcastic phrase applied to a coarse person who seeks recognition from others by fine apparel and display.
A man is not always known by his looks nor is the sea measured with a bushel. (Chinese). Everyone sees his smart coat, no one sees his shrunken belly. Fine linen often conceals a foul skin. (Danish). Fine clothes often hide a base descent. Fine dressing is usually a foul house swept before the door. Foppish dressing tells the world the outside is the best of the puppet. It is not the gay coat that makes the gentleman. No fine clothes can hide the clown. (English).
A retailer of ginger getting tidings of his ship. (Bengalese).
A jeer at a man of limited means who talks about his large undertakings.
Great boast and little roast make unsavoury mouths. None more apt to boast than those who have least worth. (English).
As bashful as a hog. (Modern Greek).
A servant and a dog are alike. (Bengalese).
Spoken by a servant who has an inconsiderate master.
As fierce as a lion of Cotswold. (English).
The lion of Cotswold is understood to be a sheep.
The expression is used in referring to a coward.
Sometimes it is said: As fierce as a lion with a white face, or As violent as an Essex lion. In Scotland the phrase, As bold as a Lammermoor lion, is used. The reference in each case is to a calf.
As happy as a parsons wife during her husbands life. (English).
An ironical expression used in the early part of the seventeenth century.
Ask the tapster if his ale be gude. (Scotch).
An ill-natured retort to one who questions anothers integrity by asking him for information regarding his character or possessions. There are several similar English sayings: Ask the seller if his ware be bad. Ask my companion whether I be a thief. Ask my mother if my father be a thief. The Italians say: Ask the host if he has good wine.
As learnt as a scholar o Buckhaven College. (Scotch).
See Proverbs that are Founded on Historic Incidents, Legends, Folk-Tales, etc: To fence in the cuckoo.
By the scholar is meant a Buckhaven fisherman. There is no such institution as Buckhaven College. It is common in many lands for people to select a locality or town within their borders for taunting purposes and it is not surprising that the Scotch should make merry over some place with which they were familiar. There is no particular reason why Buckhaven should be regarded as containing more ignorant people than any other town. Asia had its Phrygia, France its Abdera, Greece its Botia, Hindustan its Bohilkhund, Germany its Swabia, and Galilee its Nazareth. England also had its Nottingham, particularly Gotham located therein, that was supposed to be the place where fools lived.
A little smith of Nottingham
Who doth the work that no man can.
To say that a man was as wise as a man of Gotham has long been equivalent to calling him a fool, though the Gothamites are no more foolish than others, and the absurd stories told about them are without the slightest foundation.
If a man of Naresh (in Babylonia) has kissed thee, count thy teeth. (Hebrew). Children of Bad
n. (Hindustani).
A squaws tongue runs faster than the winds legs. (American Indian).
One tongue is enough for a woman. One tongue is enough for two women. (English). The tongue of women is their sword, and they take care not to let it rust. (Chinese).
Bring change for this. (Persian).
This is a reply to one who asks the loan of money, and is spoken as a rupee is held before his face.
Cleaned in a mortar. (Hindustani).
An ironical expression to indicate that the person has many faults.
Cutting grass for a dead cow. (Bengalese).
Applied derisively to one who labours for those who do not pay their servants.
Eagles catch nae fleas. (Scotch).
Applied to people who excuse themselves from meeting small obligations on the ground that large and important affairs consume all the time at their command.
The saying is found in many languages, but probably came from the Latin motto: Aquila non capit muscas.
Fathers and grandfathers names forgotten, he is the grandson of Hida the weaver. (Bengalese).
Tauntingly applied to one who boasts of ancestors who are of no great consequence.
For beauty a camel, for singing an ass. (Telugu).
For the love of my beau I did not observe whether he had a beard. (Modern Greek).
An expression of repugnance for one whose presence is disagreeable.
Give him some rue, lest he be bewitched. (Modern Greek).
Used ironically and applied to people who are always anticipating some evil, and who, because of this are timid and irresolute and act as though they were bewitched.
In olden times rue was thought to possess magical power, particularly in protecting against the influence of witches. Aristotle accounted for the superstition by declaring that Greeks were not in the habit of sitting at the table with strangers, and that when by accident or otherwise they did so, they at once became nervous and excited and ate so rapidly that the food was not properly digested and caused flatulency, indigestion, nightmare, and similar ailments, which indicated the presence of evil powers and led them to the conclusion that they were bewitched. Finding that rue was an antidote they adopted it as a charm.
In England the plant was thought to have a special influence on the eyes, enabling any person who had it in his possession to see witches. Sometimes it was placed over the door to keep witches out.
According to Milton, Adams eyes were cleansed by its use.
To nobler sights
Michael, from Adams eyes the film removed
Which that false fruit, which promised clearer sight
Had bred, then purged with Euphrasie and Rue
The visual nerve, for he had much to see.
So potent, and even sacred, was the plant thought to be that the priests of old England made brushes of it with which they sprinkled holy water. For this reason rue was called the Herb of Grace.
On the continent it was twined with cranes-bill and willow in making magic wreaths.
God had seen him through a sieve-hole. (Modern Greek).
This is a taunting proverb applied to people who have had great expectations that have come to nothing.
Gude reason and part of cause. (Scotch).
An ironical approbation of some foolish saying, action, or design.
James Kelly.
Hareship in the Highlands, the hens in the corn, if the cock goes in, it will never be shorn. (Scotch).
An ironical exclamation over a small loss.
Hership, a Scottish word which may be said to be now obsolete; because fortunately the practice of plundering by armed force, which is its meaning, does not require to be commonly spoken of.
Sir Walter Scott.
He has taken root even in the rock. (Bengalese).
Applied sarcastically to anyone who has succeeded in securing a gift either as a present or as alms from one who has the reputation of being miserly.
He cannot be contented in a basket, and when he sleeps he does not eat. (Modern Greek).
Used in referring to anyone who has been praised when praise is not deserved.
Hell neither dee nor do weel. (Scotch).
Sarcastically applied to one in ill health who is constantly fault-finding and fretful.
Hes a hardy man to draw a sword at a haggis. (Scotch).
A taunting phrase applied to boasters.
A haggis is a pudding peculiar to Scotland. Popular opinion holds firmly to the idea of national dishes or at least insists upon associating certain viands with certain nationalities. It is thus we speak of English roast beef, Scotch haggis, Irish stew, and, if we dare venture to name it, Welsh rabbit.
Frederick W. Hackwood.
The force of the proverb may be seen by the following quotation.
There was never a more extraordinary feast than that described in Noctes Ambrosianæ in which occurs the deluge of haggis. The dishes, brought in all together, were as miscellaneous a collection as could be well imagineda hot roasted round of beef, a couple of boiled ducks, a trencher of tripe
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Meg Dods, a haggis, a pickled salmon, Welsh rabbits, oysters raw, stewed, scalloped, and pickled, Rizzards, Finzeans (sun-dried haddock and smoke-dried haddock), and red herrings. This was supposed to be a bonny wee neat bit sooper for three; and if appetite for the encounter could have been generated by excitement it was soon forthcoming; for, alarming to relate, as soon as the shepherd had all too rashly stuck the haggis, it overflowed the table! Then there was a stir and bustle and consternation, a mad rush for towels, and a calling of all hands to the rescue. Presently the messy tide overflowed the carpet and a greater demand was made on the napery for the construction of a dam across the floor. Indeed, ere the festivity could be resumed, a period of perturbation and disturbance had to be endured, till the wretched haggis had subsided. When eventually the precious company had escaped being drooned in haggis, a fate far waur than Clarences dream, confidence was restored and the festivity at last proceeded with soberness and harmony.
Frederick W. Hackwood
Good Cheer.
He wouldna lend his gully, no, to the deil to stick himsel. (Scotch).
Applied to mean men who refuse to part with their money for any cause. The meaning is similar to the sarcastic Italian saying: He would not lend the devil a knife to cut his throat.
His calves are gone to grass. (English).
Used as a jeer at men with slender legs.
His mother a radish, his father a turnipit is a noble birth. (Osmanli).
His mother an onion, his father a garlic clove, he himself a cinder clout. (Osmanli).
How hath the oppressed ceased: the golden city ceased. (Hebrew).
See Isa. xiv:4.
A taunting proverb once quoted by a prophet against the king of Babylon. It is a short reflection against some ruler. If any particular ruler was intended it was Balshazzar.
How is it that the king of Babylon, who oppresses his subjects and exacts heavy tribute from dependent provinces, has discontinued his exactions? Why has Babylon, that was called the Golden City because of the gold that was poured into it through tribute money, ceased to enrich herself in that way?
If eer you mak a lucky puddin Ill eat the prick. (Scotch).
I am as likely to eat a hole as you are to be lucky.
If he is very straight he is still like a sickle. (Behar).
He is a thoroughly dishonest man; he is crooked even when he is at his best.
If my dog were as ill-bred as you, the first thing I should do would be to hang him. (Gaelic).
If ye dinna haud him hell dot a. (Scotch).
Applied tauntingly to lazy people.
If you do not restrain him in some way he will certainly over-exert himself.
Ill break your jaws with your own stone and your own roller! (Bengalese).
A threat spoken in sarcasm and applied to one who, being ungrateful for benefits received, seeks to injure his benefactor.
It rains on the opposite side. (Modern Greek).
Used in taunting one who pretends that he does not understand what is said or done.
It is the same whether you strike with the sharp edge or the blunt side. (Assamese).
You are of so little consequence and so weak that you cannot injure me.
Lang beards heartless, painted hoods witless, gay coats graceless, mak England thriftless. (Scotch).
See Local and National Characteristics and Prejudices in Proverbs: Lang beards, etc.
A taunting proverb used during the reign of Edward III when the English and Scotch were at war with each other.
In this yere (1327), whiche at this daye was the second yere of Kyng Davyd fore said, the sonne of Robert le Bruze, the kyng of Scottes, marryed upon the forenamed Jane, sister unto the kynge of Englande. But it was not long of the Scottes, in despite of the Englishe menne, call her Jane Makepeace. And also to their more derision thei made diverse truffes, roundes, and songs. Of the which one is specially remembered as follows:
Lond beerdis hartless,
Paynted hoodes coytless,
Gay cottes gracelis,
Maketh Englande thryfteles.
Which rhyme, as saieth Grydo, was made by the Scottes, principally for the deformyte of clothyng that at those days was vsed by Englysshe menne.
Robert Fabyan.
Like the cunning rat flying when it sees the cat. (Bengalese).
Applied sarcastically to a fool by those who are employed to repair some mischief he has done, and who has been lauded for his caution and prudence.
Nae equal to you but our dog Sorkie, and hes dead, so yere marrowless. (Scotch).
A taunting expression applied to boasters.
Nightingales like the camel. (Osmanli).
Applied to one whose voice is unpleasant.
Our daughter-in-law has found out the little corner behind the door. (Modern Greek).
Used in referring to some one who claims that he has made a great discovery, whereas the matter has been well known.
Pigs may whistle, but they hae an ill mouth for t. (Scotch).
Applied to people who take responsibilities and attempt to do things far beyond their ability.
Relaxed in frame, but firm of tongue. (Bengalese).
A sarcastic reference to boasters.
Tak your meal wi ye an your brose will be thicker. (Scotch).
A sarcastic saying given as advice to anyone who accepts an invitation to a meal where the well-known habits of the host indicate that he will not have sufficient food to eat.
You would better eat heartily before you go, then your dish of oatmeal and boiling water will be all the thicker.
The blind mans quarters are at the turners. (Behar).
The blind man finds employment in turning the turners lathe, hence the proverb used sarcastically of the place frequented by anyone.
The bore flows up the river, therefore seize the potter and bring him before me. (Bengalese).
Applied to those who blame others falsely and attribute the misdeeds of one person to another.
The doctor has ringworm on his nose. (Assamese).
Physician, heal thyself.
The excellent dog bites his master. (Osmanli).
The fly has eaten iron. (Modern Greek).
The weakling thinks that he can do an impossible thing.
The Jews are welcome to Saturday. (Persian).
A taunt arising from a belief among Moslems that Saturday is an unlucky day.
The jingle of his brass pots is in the air, while the royal youth knocks down the birds. (Bengalese).
A jeer at people who with inadequate means seek to imitate the practices and dress of the great and wealthy.
The brass worker acts as though he were indulging in the pleasures of the chase.
The kiss of love wounds the tip of the nose. (Assamese).
Literally: The kiss of love breaks asunder the cartilage. Used in referring to dissimulated love.
The mean mans ox has fallen. (Hindustani).
Used in deriding a man who has given an exaggerated account of losses that are in fact trivial.
Them that likes na water brose will scunner at cauld steerie. (Scotch).
Brose is made of oatmeal and water. Cauld steerie is cold sour milk and meal. Scunner
to loathe or be disgusted.
A taunting phrase used when people complain of their food.
The nails grow at sight of the barber! (Bengalese).
As if one, seeing a barber pass, suddenly thinks of his nails which need attention and, stopping him, insists on immediate service regardless of the barbers other engagements.
The saying is sarcastically applied to people who impatiently demand attention, no matter how much they inconvenience others.
The science of the camel is selling of silk; verily it suits his hand and foot. (Osmanli).
A scoff at the attempt of a clumsy person to perform a task that requires skill.
The snake is not poisonous, it only hisses. (Assamese).
The fellow is not dangerous, he only boasts.
The son of a tailor; he will sew as long as he lives. (Behar).
He has low-class habits and will never rise above them.
Think of fine rice in a coarse and torn bag! (Bengalese).
Used in sarcasm when a mean man is extolled for the exercise of virtue or praised for some small service.
This is the right thing, and the other is the wick of the candle. (Spanish).
Applied to a blunderer as a taunt when he mistakes one thing for another.
Unable to fly, in vain the bird flaps its wings. (Bengalese).
Used in derision when anyone attempts to do that which is beyond his strength.
We know what flower it is, there is no need of a declaration. (Osmanli).
We know the mans character, there is no need of your telling us about him.
Yere the wit o the townhead, that called the haddocks head a thing. (Scotch).
A sneer at one who is talking foolishly.
You are always best when asleep. (English).
You are not I and I am no cur. (Gaelic).
You are so cunning that you know not what weather it is when it rains. (English).
You were not within when (common) sense was distributed. (Gaelic).
You will have in store whatever you have not eaten. (Persian).
A phrase frequently quoted to misers in olden times, but sometimes used seriously in advising spendthrifts to cultivate habits of thrift and economy.
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Kim Kardashian's done it, and Kim's one-time BFF Paris Hilton has too, so it shouldn't come as a big surprise that Khloe Kardashian is thinking of making her own sex tape.
But unlike her sister and celebutante Paris, Khloe is thinking of being the solo star of her sex tape, which she wants to give to her hubby, Lakers star Lamar Odom.
In a clip for this Sunday's episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," Khloe is caught on camera talking about making a tape, with the help of a pal.
"Like a solo sex tape, like masturbation," Khloe tells her pal in the clip.
But, unfortunately for Khloe, her friend puts the kibosh on the idea.
"I am not going to video tape you, masturbating," her pal responds.
Khloe persists, showing her friend how it could be done with her eyes covered.
"It could be like this," Khloe says, holding one hand out like she is holding a camera, and the other over her eyes.
"You know, I kind of like the idea of a sexy little video," the reality star continues in a confession cam segment. "I could be naughty."
No word yet from Lamar or his Twitter page on how he'd feel about such a movie!
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New and Improved CPA Boot Camp
The ninth annual CPA Boot Camp is "100 percent different this year," according to Dr. Paul Copley, Department Head of the School of Accounting.
Instead of spending valuable time watching videos in class, students work on multiple choice problems with professors during class, then watch videos at home on their own time.
"We're flipping the classroom," Dr. Copley says. "It's the perfect opportunity for it."
Dr. Copley says the focus of the Boot Camp is to teach students how to take a test—in this case, the four-part Certified Public Accountant exam. Through the Boot Camp, students learn how to analyze old CPA exam questions with the help of accounting professors.
Students use interactive clickers to answer each question and can then see a class-wide distribution of answers. By discussing questions that students get wrong, it keeps everyone engaged, Dr. Copley says. Students can even review flashcards on a phone application so they can practice any time.
Another benefit of changing the format of this year's boot camp is that the course is also half the cost of last year's course.
About 50 students are taking the six-and-a-half-week long class. Many of the students are recent master of science in accounting (M.S.A.) graduates.
"All of the students will be ready to take the CPA in July or August," Dr. Copley says.
"The pass rate on each part of the exam is well over 90 percent for our kids. The goal is to consistently be in the top 25 schools for the pass rate."
In 2010, JMU was named No. 1 for the CPA exam pass rate.
"We like being number one, and that's why we're changing the format this year," Dr. Copley says.
"The reason our kids pass is what they learned in three years of upper-level accounting classes," he says. "Our faculty is dedicated to student success."
Meg Stitely graduated in May 2013 with her master of science in accounting degree and decided to enroll in the CPA Boot Camp session this summer.
"It's really helpful," she says. "I'm getting a lot more out of my time here, and it's nice to have professors pinpoint the issues and help us understand them."
Jordan Gilmore also graduated in May with her M.S.A degree.
"Going through the questions with the professors in class is especially helpful," she says. "It reinforces everything we've learned."
Once students begin the CPA exam, they must pass all four parts in 18 months. Jordan took the first part of the exam on Friday, May 31.
"I definitely felt prepared," she says. "There was nothing unexpected."
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About This Campaign
The Halton Unbreakable 3k & 5K run/walk for youth mental health on May 9 celebrates what we have learned and accomplished throughout Children's Mental Health Week. It is either a goal event or tune up for participants in the Team Unbreakable program in Halton schools from both school boards.
The route starts behind the Waterfront Hotel in Spencer Smith Park and follows the beautiful Burlington waterfront trail and back. A water station will be located at the 3k turnaround point or at 1.5k & 3.5k for the 5k participants. Please see route map below in the photos section.
Shirt and event number pick will take place starting at 7:30 the morning of the event at the Waterfront Hotel. The run/walk starts at 9:00am so please plan accordingly.
If you have any issues with registration please email email@example.com
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If you are a Halton school staff member or student please click on your school team below to register; or, click on "Register your own team" to the right. Otherwise, please register with the Team Unbreakable team button. After choosing or registering your team, click on "Participate by joining this team" on the right hand side of the team page and complete all forms. You can decide on event day to do the 3k or 5k event. After registering you should receive two emails, one is a big Thank You and the other is your receipt. To register multiple participants you will need to log out and create a new user profile for each one. A fundraising page is created for every participant but you set you own goal. If you raise $50 your registration is refunded!
An incredible Pancake Breakfast in the Nelson room of the Waterfront Hotel is included for Halton board staff and students and costs $10 for others. Please pre-purchase a ticket to the right. Breakfast includes pancakes, sausages, hash browns, muffins, juice, coffee and tea. To make a donation please click the Donate button Thank you
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abreland9 6 years ago
I'm in a daily roster change league, but my schedule prevents me from making changes daily. When I set my lineups for more than one day ahead, the changes don't "take".
Is there any way to make changes more than one day ahead & have it actually WORK (i.e. "save")?
[Deleted User] 6 years ago
Yes. Changing the day on your line-up page. Set the line-up and click save. It works.
abreland9 6 years ago
Where do you "click save"? All I see is a button to "set lineup" & I do that every time I make a change, but it does not "save" the changes beyond one day!
FleaMod Admin 6 years ago
Daily leagues are working and changing fine. It is the Set Lineup at the bottom. It will set at the beginning of the week and use that roster. If you want to make changes to certain days, just drop down to those days. Let our staff know if this is not working for you: fleaflicker.com
abreland9 6 years ago
If I set my lineup for today or tomorrow & click Set Lineup, everything works fine. If I try to set my lineup two or more days in advance (and click Set Lineup, of course), it does not "take." So I have to reset my lineup every one or two days.
I need to be able to set my lineups each week on Mondays for Mondays thru Sundays & have the adjustments "take" and remain what I specified for all seven days. Maybe it's just me, but that's not working for me.
FleaMod Admin 6 years ago
Working here. What browser and version are you running?
abreland9 6 years ago
Running Windows 7 w/IE 9.00.8112.16457.
The league is "The Franchise" (basketball) & my team is abreland9.
abreland9 6 years ago
P.S. Our commish ("godfatherscott") said that he has had the same problem.
FleaMod Admin 6 years ago
Replicated under the exact scenario and everything changed fine.
If you set a lineup and you see anything revert, please note the time the changes were made and what players went back.
All looks fine.
abreland9 6 years ago
I guess it's some glitch in my computer, then. Oh well, I'll figure some way (or switch to a weekly-change league). Thanks, anyway!


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Barletta switches stance on shutdown
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - An eastern Pennsylvania congressman says he's switching his stance and no longer supports a bill to reopen the federal government without strings attached.
Rep. Lou Barletta said Tuesday he now believes the best chance to win congressional approval of a government funding bill is attach a provision repealing a medical devices tax that was in the sweeping 2010 health care law.
House Republican leaders have insisted that the price to keep the federal government funded and operating is to scale back President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
Before the Oct. 1 shutdown, Barletta voted with GOP leaders on bills to scale back elements of the law. Then he joined four other Pennsylvania Republicans last week in breaking party ranks and saying he's support a budget bill without strings attached.


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When Will Male HIV/AIDS Leaders Make Women and Girls a Priority?
March 9, 2012
Kellee Terrell
Last month, I had the honor of attending an open meeting of the President's Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) at the White House. The focus of the meeting was a topic I hold dear: how the domestic epidemic is impacting women and girls.
The all-day meeting boasted an impressive list of presenters: UCLA's Gail Wyatt, M.D., the National Institutes of Health's Gina Brown, SisterLove's Dazon Dixon Diallo, and Stroger Hospital's Mardge Cohen, to name a few. This dynamic group spoke on a range of topics, including the impact that PrEP could have on women, the link between past sexual abuse and HIV transmission, the need for more female-oriented clinical research, and how gender oppression and violence make women more vulnerable to this disease.
And while nothing new was presented research-wise, that didn't stop a majority of the crowd (myself included) from ferociously taking notes, nodding our heads in unison and even blurting out the occasional "Yes, yes..."
For me, a feminist since the age of 7, listening to these women was not only inspiring, but it further drilled into my head that 30 years into the epidemic women and girls continue to be an afterthought. Despite the fact that HIV rates among women have tripled since 1985, PACHA admitted that in its 17-year existence, this was the first meeting specifically dedicated to women and girls.
That's pretty damn disappointing.
Perhaps not as disappointing as the fact that the much-hailed National HIV/AIDS Strategy lacked any concrete and specific strategies aimed at addressing women who are living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS. And this makes absolutely no sense given that women make up 51 percent of the U.S. population and 23 percent of the HIV/AIDS cases in the country.
Think about it: If the Strategy's purpose is to address disparities and lower new infections 25 percent by 2015, how is that really going to happen without making concrete strides with women? You can't change communities if you don't start with the ladies. But good luck with that ...
Recently, AIDS 2012 announced the 15 speakers for its plenary panels, and only six are women -- and none of these women is openly living with HIV/AIDS. This is particularly problematic because UNAIDS estimates that of the 34 million adults worldwide living with HIV and AIDS at the end of 2010, half were women.
It's this type of "boy's club" mentality that prompted the Positive Women's Network to write a letter to the AIDS 2012 Conference Coordinating Committee last year asking them not to forget about women. This letter, which was endorsed by more than 20 women's groups from across the globe, had six requests, which included making women and girls a priority, ensuring that no less than 50 percent of the AIDS 2012 program content is dedicated to women and girls' issues, and allocating no less than 50 percent of scholarships to support the participation of women and young women, especially for those who are positive. Time will only tell if their requests fell on deaf ears.
What's incredibly sad is that this letter even had to be written in the first place. You would think that the decision makers behind one of the largest international HIV/AIDS conferences would automatically want the face of this global pandemic to be heavily represented.
Guess not.
And this issue isn't about women "whining because they can't play with the big boys." If women are not included, if their voices are not heard and if the life experiences of women living with this disease are not taken into account, especially at the policy-making level, everyone loses.
This point was so eloquently made in an eye-opening interview E. Tyler Crone, ATHENA's coordinating director, gave me back in 2010. Crone was clear: Too often women -- both HIV positive and negative -- are disrespected by male leaders. Whether it's acting as if having women around is men doing us a favor, being asked last minute to take part in a high level meeting on the other side of the world, or not receiving the necessary funding to continue work that is proven to have an impact on women's lives, women's participation in the process is often undermined.
But looking at the current climate we live in, this type of treatment shouldn't surprise us.
Conservative radio show hosts can call us "sluts" for wanting health insurance to cover birth control. Hip-hop stars give young men online instructions on how to sexually assault young girls. Billboards manipulate us by telling us that our wombs are not safe at Planned Parenthood. Adults who should know better blame 11-year-olds for being gang raped by grown men. And thanks to Bravo and VH1, we are consistently depicted as gold digging, emotionally unstable, petty and extremely violent creatures who will do anything for a man's attention (or a pair of red bottom shoes).
We are drowning in a culture that seriously devalues women and unfortunately the HIV/AIDS movement is part of that same culture.
So as National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day approaches, I challenge male leaders to stop with the sappy pseudo-empowering rhetoric about how women and girls can overcome this epidemic and how our voices really do matter. Frankly, it's quite condescending and pretty annoying. Instead, I wish they would own their past mistakes and make a commitment to stop being part of the problem. Because honestly, we will never "get to zero" if the Bill Gateses and the Michel Sidibés of this movement don't check their male privilege at the door and treat us as the equals that we are.
Kellee Terrell is the former news editor for TheBody.com and TheBodyPRO.com.
Follow Kellee on Twitter: @kelleent.
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Kelly Osbourne on Lady Gaga's Peace Offering: 'Eat My Sh-t'
Lady Gaga made an appearance on The X Factor UK on Sunday (October 27) and tried to give a peace offering to Kelly Osbourne via her mom Sharon Osbourne, who is a judge on the show.
The 27-year-old "Applause" singer presented Sharon with a cake for Kelly, who celebrated her 29th birthday that day, but it was not met with graciousness from the birthday girl.
"Not to be ungrateful but why would you send me a birthday cake via my MOTHER in a country half the would away? #JustSendItToME #LoveNotWar," Kelly tweeted. She also posted a photo of the cake on Instagram with the hashtags "Eat my sh-it" and "Hypocrisy."
"#StefaniStopIt!" Kelly added. "You are so far behind you think you are first! I live for a #Cause not for the #Applause!!!!!!!"
Gaga responded to the tweets by saying, "I didn't know it was your B-day until this afternoon. Meant as a peace offering. Happy Birthday." After her fans start sending Kelly hate tweets, she added, "Monsters, please just focus on the positive of tonight's performance and do not send any hateful messages. I don't support it. #SpreadLove."
"Blown away by Lady Gaga's performance and graciousness," Sharon tweeted before Kelly sent out her messages.
Lady Gaga Gives Sharon Osbourne a Hug on 'X Factor UK'


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WASHINGTON (AP) — A Homeland Security Department drone has crashed off the coast of Southern California.
Customs and Border Protection says the drone was on a border security mission when a mechanical problem developed about 20 miles southwest of San Diego late Monday night. Spokesman Mike Friel says the crew operating the drone from Texas decided to crash it in the ocean.
The $12 million surveillance drone was one of 10 that Homeland Security uses to patrol the border with Mexico. It was just one of two Predator B drones equipped with radar specifically designed to be used over the ocean.
Friel says the cause of the mechanical failure is unknown and that the remainder of the drone fleet has been temporarily grounded while the investigation into the incident continues.