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Wholesale Grocery Distributor Rolling Out Solution to Entire Fleet
MANCHESTER, NH - Feb. 12, 2013 - Cadec Global, which provides enterprise-class fleet management solutions, announced today that Associated Grocers of New England, the largest retailer-owned, wholesale grocery Distribution Center in New England, has upgraded to Cadec's PowerVue Enterprise solution. Formerly a user of Cadec's Mobius product, Associated Grocers chose to upgrade to PowerVue primarily because of its unique ability to provide fleet managers with driver and fleet activity information, to ensure company-wide standards of excellence.
Cadec's PowerVue is the most modern and flexible SaaS-based fleet management solution, providing all the best-in-class, advanced fleet management features in a single, easy-to-use, secure and reliable SaaS platform with innovative in-cab hardware designed specifically for the enterprise-class customer.
Associated Grocers has implemented sophisticated processes for measuring driver performance and creating incentive programs to ensure drivers meet or exceed certain standards. The company has earned a reputation for operational excellence in part due to those incentives. Its system depends upon detailed information supplied by fleet management software and on-board computers. Associated Grocers evaluated other fleet management vendors, but found that only Cadec could provide the data it required.
"We were very impressed when Cadec showed us all of the capabilities of PowerVue, especially its integration of real-time data," said Kevin Murray, Director of Transportation at Associated Grocers of New England. "PowerVue gives us the visibility we need into driver activity, vehicle performance, and routing and delivery schedules to make dynamic decisions so we can ensure safety and make the most efficient use of our vehicles and drivers. Cadec has been a great partner to Associated Grocers over the years, and we're excited about this upgrade."
"We are extremely pleased to continue our relationship with Associated Grocers," said Pete Allen, CEO of Cadec. "Associated Grocers is a great example of a fleet that understands the value of monitoring and measuring fleet activity in order to improve safety and efficiency. We know that PowerVue will meet Associated Grocers' needs as an enterprise-class solution, and are looking forward to helping them roll it out across the entire fleet."
About Associated Grocers of New England
Associated Grocers of New England is owned entirely by Independent Retail Grocers as members of a cooperative and is the largest retailer-owned, wholesale grocery distribution center in New England. The cooperative serves independent retail food stores in Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and the Upstate New York Albany area.
About Cadec
Cadec Global provides enterprise-class fleet management solutions that empower fleets to drive continuous cost reduction and service improvement, while ensuring regulatory compliance and safety. Cadec's SaaS-based solution evolves with the needs of growing fleets, from basic EOBR reporting to true real-time data accessibility and configurable workflow. Cadec enables fleet managers, maintenance departments, and supply chain executives to make smarter decisions out of the box, year after year. Since 1976, the best-run fleets in North America have relied on Cadec to increase their competitive advantage by operating more efficiently, and with the highest standards of customer service. Visit www.Cadec.com.
Cadec and PowerVue are trademarks or registered trademarks of Cadec Global. All other trademarks contained herein are the property of their respective owners.
For information, contact:
Kerry Metzdorf
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'This is how I want you to remember me. The woman who beat you.'
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Welcome to the greatest Sherlock blog ever where alicexz and her (VERY) occasional co-mods andells and blue cry about all their feelings. This is the support group that's going to help you get through this difficult time... the gaping hole in your heart caused by yet another ridiculously long hiatus. Stay strong and reblog ALL THE #FANART.
'This is how I want you to remember me. The woman who beat you.'
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A bit wild fantasy about the possible variant of Sebastian Moran to complement Andrew Scott's Moriarty. Promotional photos lol
Photographer: Me
Moran: Gelou Karoll
Rifle: Barrett M82
Location: Russia, Moscow.
Inspired by: raaawrbin
Update: ahhhaha just give me some money and I'll take him to London with me
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images copyright Karadin 2011, please do not repost to other sites, thank you.
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The Art of Ian Klarer….U of L Basketball Wallpaper
Posted by frankpos on June 28, 2012
One Response to "The Art of Ian Klarer….U of L Basketball Wallpaper"
March 21, 2013 at 11:09 am
I love this picture. Where can I buy one at. I'm a huge U of L collecter and would love to have this picture in it


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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > you know what to expect becuse you made it be expected
you know what to expect becuse you made it be expected7 Reviews
My first fic ^-^ Frerard girl!frankie boy!gerard Frankie hasn't been feeling well lately so she does something she never knew she would ever be doing
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,......
frankie could feel her heart quicking
21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27,.......
Frankie took a deep breath and closed her eyes
35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40,.......
Frankie opened her eyes
50, 51, 52, 53,....
She looked at the test beside her
55, 56...
she looked back at the time
57, 58, 59
Frankie grabbed the test
As she stared at the result, her fingers began to shake, "...Oh my....." she could barely say another word. Frankie threw the test in the little trash bin making sure it was hidden. she then sat on the floor, Her head filled with thoughts. Frankie couldn't believe it. She thought about last when gerard and her.... No she thought but that was 3 weeks ago, gerard used protection and she was on the pill could have those two failed Is it possible? But wouldn't she have taken the test a week earlier? Or even be having sickness the morning after they..? Unless they did it the night, they went to the bar, frankie couldn't remember what happen after. But when she awoke that morning she had her clothes on and a killer head ache. she threw up that morning too. Frankie Got Up off the floor and went out of the bathroom, got her car keys and went to her car and drove off in the rain. she had to think. In the small trash bin, a small long plastic stick lay it had a plus +
Thanks for reading :)


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About Us
The Division of Information Technology (IT) is Florida International University's central technology service provider and is led under the direction of Mr. Robert Grillo, Vice President and Chief Information Officer. It consists of four technology organizational units, including University Technology Services (UTS), the IT Security Office (ITSO), the Center for Internet Augmented Research and Assessment (CIARA) and the Office of the CIO.
About our Vice President & CIO
Mr. Robert Grillo has more than 16 years of leadership experience in information technology services, including executive management, strategic consulting, and project management. Mr. Grillo took office as the Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at Florida International University on June 2011. In this position, Mr. Grillo leads a division of more than 200 information technology professionals.
Prior to his appointment as Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, Mr. Grillo was the Assistant Vice President for the Division of Information Technology. Mr. Grillo began his career in FIU in 2003 when he was hired to manage and lead the enterprise-wide Financial Management Systems implementation. In 2004 he became responsible for implementing the Student Administration system. He was appointed Executive Director of the PantherSoft and Administrative Software unit supporting the academic, research and administrative use of enterprise-wide software. During that tenure, Mr. Grillo was responsible for developing the vision and strategic direction of the University's administrative software platforms. These included the implementation of the PeopleSoft Campus Solutions system, ADP Human Resources, and Image Now enterprise system.
As Assistant Vice President for the Division of Information Technology, Mr. Grillo was responsible for managing PantherSoft, the University's Call Center and Field Team, and Software Licensing/Hardware Repair units. In 2007, Mr. Grillo was appointed by the Miami-Dade County Mayor to the Miami-Dade County Wireless Task Force team. He also led and participates in many academic and administrative committees throughout the University, including the Human Resources and Payroll committee, the new Student Degree Audit System, Administrative Technology Steering Committee, and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software selection. Some of Mr. Grillo's accomplishments during his years as Assistant Vice President include:
- Successful management of an operational and strategic budget of over $15 million annually;
- Development of the student and faculty software portal, my.fiu.edu, for integration with core applications and centralized navigation;
- Development and deployment of mobile technologies for students, faculty, and staff;
- Development of a strategic information systems plan aligned with the University's academic and research vision;
- Upgrade to latest technologies in Campus Solutions system and Financial Management System;
- Development and Implementation of Contracts and Grants PeopleSoft system.
Prior to coming to FIU, Mr. Grillo led the consulting division for PeopleSoft Latin America and the Caribbean region. In this capacity, he was responsible for the successful implementation of multiple enterprise-wide applications throughout the region, consulting engagements, regional sales strategy, and generating quarterly revenue for the consulting business unit. Mr. Grillo also worked for Andersen Consulting LLP (currently known as Accenture) as a senior consultant for Fortune 500 companies. At Andersen Consulting, Mr. Grillo was responsible for the successful implementation and upgrade for health care management systems, imaging systems, and claims processing systems for AvMed Health Plans and United Health Care.
Mr. Grillo holds a Bachelor's from Florida International University and a Masters in Finance from Nova Southeastern University.
Our Mission
To support FIU in its pursuit to become a leading student-centered urban public research university that is locally and globally engaged by providing leadership, consultation, service and secure access for the use of technology.
- For our students - to provide a secure environment where technology is accessible.
- For our faculty - to provide the tools and knowledge necessary to integrate technology into the curriculum.
- For our staff - to provide an efficient and effective operation that enables them to carry out their work.
Our Vision
To advance FIU as a leader in using technologies for learning, teaching, research and administration.
Our Core Values:
Teamwork: We work together cooperatively to accomplish our mission.
Excellence: We pursue excellence in all we do.
Innovativeness: We promote new ideas and change.
Service: We listen to our customers and instill in our staff a culture that promotes the best possible service.
Our Strategic Priorities:
- Provide and maintain a more secure computing environment for the FIU community.
- Strengthen student services.
- Enhance the University's technology emergency response preparedness.
- Support implementation of the College of Medicine.
- Enhance support for academic and research computing activities.
- Enhance support for faculty and teaching activities.
- Strengthen compliance.
Core Competencies
- (C) ustomer Service – Provide courteous, knowledgeable, and reliable assistance and consultation in the use of technology.
- (I) nternal Operations – Maintain the most efficient and effective operation to provide to best service possible.
- (P) eople – Attract, develop, and maintain highly qualified staff.
- (Co) llaboration – Work with other technology organizations in the University to achieve our mission.
Our Key Metrics:
C1. Support Center Service Statistics
C2. Resource Center Usage Statistics/Surveys
C3. Number of Technology Equipped Classrooms
C4. Yearly Organizational Surveys
I1. Email Uptime
I2. Network Uptime
I3. PantherSoft Uptime
I4. Annual Work Plans
P1. Training and Skills of Staff
P2. Professional Development Support
Co1. Information Technology Administrator's Committee (ITA)
Co2. Faculty Senate Technology Committee (FSTC)


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How I feel about Zach Nichols
trueeeeeeee :)
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→ : "Law & Order: SVU" drinking game
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When there's an athlete in one of my classes
#athletes #sexy #rawr
The Awkward Moment
The awkward moment when someone has some smartass thing to say about one your your post on TUMBLR as if I truly give a fuck.
#stfu #awkward
I'm 22, happy with how my life is going right now. I am a student at NCSU and I am studying Chemistry. Future Orthodontist
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URL: http://www.mitpressjournals.org/loi/comj
Language(s): English
Keyword(s):Modes of Listening , Perception , Psychoacoustics
The construction of a comprehensive theory of orchestration adequate to deal with computer music has so far been hampered two main factors: the enormous variety in the sounds available, and the exponential rate at which audio and computer technology has been developing. In this article, the author outlines a theory of orchestration based on the relationship between sounds and their musical/temporal context that circumvents these problems. The theory makes possible some useful generalisations that the author believes will not become obsolete with the next generation of synthesisers.


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In his dozen years in office, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg did his best to cut down on traffic congestion and spearheaded the conversion of the city's taxi fleet to hybrids. But his successor is out to eliminate another kind of vehicle – the horse-drawn carriage – from the streets of Manhattan.
The carriages have been a staple of New York's Central Park since it opened in 1858, taking untold numbers of tourists and locals alike for rides around the sprawling green space in the heart of Manhattan. But the freshly sworn-in Bill de Blasio says the practice is cruel to the animals and needs to go, announcing his plan to replace the handsome cabs with "antique-style" electric cars, though no specifics were given on just what those cars will be.
The development comes as welcome news to animal rights activists who have long campaigned against the horse-drawn carriages. The drivers of said carriages, however, claim that the horses are treated well, and retiring them to a life of inactivity would be the crueler fate. The drivers reportedly intend to fight against the measure, by court and by lobbying the City Council that would have to approve it, but for his part, de Blasio seems committed to making Central Park horse-drawn cabs a thing of the past.
What do you think, is it time for the horse-drawn carriages to go? Cast your vote in our poll below, and if you have an idea for what they should be replaced with, share your thoughts in Comments.
|Yes. It's about time those horses be let out to pasture!
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|No. Those handsome cabs are a proud NY tradition!
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What does Tai Ji look like and what can it do for you?
According to Harvard Health Publications, Tai Ji ( sometimes spelled Tai Chi)
"addresses the key components of fitness —
- muscle strength,
- flexibility,
- balance, and...
- aerobic conditioning"
It also "helps relax the mind and mobilize the immune system"
In addition, Tai Ji can be practiced as a martial art.
Yes, Tai Chi could also look like this!!! :)
...or like this...
To learn more about Tai Chi in a casual meetup setting, please feel free to explore New York Chen Tai Chi Meetup Group


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Arts and crafts vendors soughtby Marwa
Thu, Jul 14th 2011 12:55 pm
Arts and crafts vendors are invited to display their wares at the Niagara County Fair on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 6 and 7.
Outdoor spaces with 10-foot frontage are available for $50 for the two days. Applications are available at the Cornell Cooperative Extension Fairgrounds Office, 4487 Lake Ave., Lockport, or online at www.cceniagaracounty.org. For more information contact Frank Boeck at 751-6269 or [email protected]t or Darlene Farnham at 433-8839, ext. 224, or [email protected].
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Everyone knows that Saxby meant he was happy to raise taxes. Now, under pressure back home, he is waffling. He covets his seat in Washington and is fearful of being primaries. Georgia has primary run-offs, whichs means he can be taken out. He cannot bring himself to say he wants to raise revenue through changing in the tax code that will cause taxes to go up, so he dances around. Behind the scenes, we all know he will work to structure a proposal that increases taxes on Americans, but he'll cleverly make sure there are enough votes so he can vote against it.CNN contributor and RedState.com editor Erick Erickson • Condemning his home-state senator, Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, in a lengthy missive posted today. The impetus for Erickson's denunciation is clearly Chambliss' public disparagement of the Americans for Tax Reform pledge, engineered by Grover Norquist, which he signed some twenty years ago. The bigger takeaway: on his radio show later in the day, Erickson said he's been approached about running a primary challenge against Chambliss, and that he's giving it some "prayerful consideration." We're all for people getting involved in politics, so we tip our hats to Erickson if he opts to jump in. Though, as could well be true for most bloggers and pundits, it wouldn't be an easy road back to politics for the former Macon County councilman — his opposition research file practically writes itself. source
…the commitment he made to the people of Georgia was not to me, it was a written commitment to the people of Georgia that he would go to Washington to reduce government spending, and reform government, not raise taxes. If he wants to change his mind and become a tax increaser, so we don't have to reform government, he needs to have that conversation with the people of Georgia.Anti-tax activist Grover Norquist • Responding to remarks we mentioned yesterday by Georgia's Senator Saxby Chambliss. Chambliss made it clear he won't be constrained on tax negotiations, even though he signed Norquist's infamous pledge, to never raise taxes, decades ago. The above was Norquist's testy response, delivered to Joe Johns on CNN. That he'd try to chasten Chambliss by reminding him of potential political risk is no surprise, considering the stakes — the GOP begins turning its back on the pledge during upcoming "fiscal cliff" negotiations could shatter the keystone of Norquist's influence and relevance in Washington. source
I care more about my country than I do about a 20-year-old pledge…I care a lot more about it than I do Grover Norquist.Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss, breaking ranks with the militant anti-tax wing of his party. 41 senators have signed Norquist's pledge—which is essentially a promise to never, ever vote for any revenue or tax increase—but while the document used to be Republican orthodoxy, its influence is showing signs of crumbling. Chambliss' colleagues Lindsey Graham, John McCain, and Tom Coburn have all recently called for Republicans to abandon the pledge, as has former governor Jeb Bush. While Norquist is a very powerful figure in DC, he isn't an elected official. He derives power solely from Republicans' decision to grant him power, and if their subservience to his demands goes away, so does the bulk of his political influence. source


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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAU) - Wausau city leaders will take up motions on a pair of business expansions at tonight's city council meeting.
Up for a vote will be a proposed expansion of the Bull Falls Brewery property on Thomas Street. The move would rezone a number of residential properties on East Thomas Street as well as close parts of East Thomas and Saint Paul streets near McIndoe.
The properties are already a part of Tax Incremental District Number 9, and the expansion is part of a plan to expand brewery operations at Bull Falls. A plan issued to the city says the move could employ 5 part time and 5 full time staff. Mayor Jim Tipple says the city is very excited about the plans. "If you can give a little encouragement from the city side and have success on the other side, that's what public private partnerships are all about."
City council president Lisa Rasmussen is hoping for a success for the city like New Glarus Brewing was for New Glarus. "No one knew where New Glarus was until the brewery came along." She says that an established brewery like Bull Falls could help put Wausau on the map the way Wausau Insurance used to, but can no longer do.
The council will also vote on moving the Stones Building Center buildings to another location to make way for a CVS Pharmacy on Bridge Street and 1st Avenue. The site plan for the new store was approved back in August along with an allowance for CVS to start the process to build a new store. An original plan had been to build it along the river at the site of the Jacob Mortenson Sawmill, the site where electricity was first generated in Wausau. The change would put the CVS directly across the street from Walgreens on Bridge Street.
That meeting gets underway at 7 pm at City Hall.


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Beebalm (Bradbury Beebalm)
Family:Lamiaceae (mints)
A clump-forming perennial with square, unbranched stems. All parts of the plant have a pleasant aroma. Flowers normally in 1 terminal cluster, subtended by many small leaves that frequently are rose-purple. Floral tubes to 1½ inches long, ending in 2 lips, the lower broad and recurving, the upper arching upward with stamens protruding. Flower color can be white with purple spots, pale lavender, or pinkish. Blooms April–June. Leaves minutely hairy, inconspicuously toothed, lanceolate, opposite, nearly sessile, each pair at right angles to the nearest set.
Similar species: Wild bergamot, or horsemint (M. fistulosa) is quite similar, but its leaves each have a definite stem.
Size:Height: to about 2 feet.
Habitat and conservation:Occurs in dry, open woods and edges of glades, usually on acid soil. Also found in gardens and in landscaping.
Distribution in Missouri:Ozarks and northeastern counties; cultivated statewide.
Human connections:The showy blossoms and fragrant flowers and leaves make this a favorite native plant for gardening. Some people cultivate it in order to make a tea out of the foliage. Others enjoy the butterflies and hummingbirds it attracts. Still others appreciate its tolerance for rather poor, dry soils.
Ecosystem connections:The flowers of this plant attract many butterflies and other insects, which gather nectar and pollinate the flowers in the process.


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Are you interested in stopping problems that humans bring to our environment? Hydraulic Fracturing (or fracking) is the process where we inject our Earth with chemicals (mostly unregulated by our government and kept on the down low) in order to obtain natural gas which is considered to be a 'clean' source of energy/fuel. Ask yourself this: What makes some thing clean? For me, it means that not only is the type of fuel or energy leaving little or no emissions, but shouldn't the process also be considered environmentally safe and clean as well? These chemicals find their ways into our streams and ground water (they'll tell you that they pump the water out after the process but a large amount remains under ground). The health effects are also hazardous because they do not cause problems (loss of smell, taste, etc.) until a long time down the road. Proper research has not really been done on it's effects because the tests are usually run by biased groups or corporations. What effects one area WILL effect us all.
look at this. These are the places where there are pockets of natural gas that are currently being extracted or will be in some time in the near future.
look. It's every where!
Today is the the last day of public comments of on fracking in New York.
here's an easy guide to submit comments
If you don't live in the NY area, who cares do it any ways.
If you see a huge red blob on your state, write to your states people or congress people or any one that holds a seat in your state and tell them that there are better options.


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Another Mother's Day is upon us and it seems they come faster and faster now that I have kids of my own. People always say things like that and by God, they sound so old when they do. But now I understand why they say it. It's true. Something about being a parent causes life to move at warp speed. And I don't like it. I don't enjoy it whizzing past me like billboards on the interstate. I don't like important dates sneaking up on me so quickly. And I don't like getting old faster than I can get used to the idea of each age. I'm sure there's a way to better handle all of it. Perhaps with Tai Chi or meditation. And I will look into those as soon as I have time, as soon as I'm done taking care of everyone else and everything else.
What I really wanted to write about was my mother, you know, in honor of the BIG day. It's odd but I never think of Mother's Day as MY holiday, too. In my mind, it's still the one where my husband and I get up and make the effort, tired or not, for the other mothers in our life. When he and the kids do something nice for me, it never fails to surprise…because this is my mother's special day.
I so wanted to write about her. I did. And parts of the story are already written. But I'm not sure this is the time I want to share it. Ideally my Mother's Day tribute would be uplifting. And inspiring. Or at least happy. But the story of my mother is not. It's sad and I don't want to do sad; not this weekend anyway. So to honor my mother, I've decided to refer back to something I wrote recently. It made me feel good in a cathartic sort of way, while inspiring me to treasure my own experiences as a mother and I know that's what Mom would want.
But first…
Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers out there. There's nothing more I can say without sounding completely trite. Just know that you are special and important.
.And now, in remembrance of my mother…
Silver Linings
"Mother may I?" is the topic of our blog writing exchange this month.
For me, these are loaded words.
My mother died in a car accident when I was thirteen. I am motherless.
I do have other mother figures in my life. I have a stepmother. I have a biological mother. I have a mother-in-law.
I'm grateful to have these other women in my life but they will never fill that hole. I feel cheated. Sometimes I am angry. I think about what I don't have.
People have asked me if I missed my mother more since having children. I have no idea how to answer that. I mean of course I miss having a "mother person" to do what mothers do when their daughters have babies. Help me. Support me. Teach me. Annoy me.
But I never knew my mother as an adult person. As an adolescent, however, our relationship was somewhat complicated and I can't imagine what our relationship would be like now. I do imagine, of course, what I would want it to be like…but it feels like a dream. A fantasy. A wish unfulfilled.
And I have to accept it.
I will never have what everyone else takes for granted.
Unconditional maternal love.
But I can give it. And I have so much. Enough for a hundred children.
And it's because of this that I tell my daughter that I love her two dozen times a day.
And remind her that I will always love her no matter what; that there is nothing she could ever do to make me stop; that I will always, always be here for her.
My son isn't old enough to understand such things but I tell him anyway. I shower him with kisses. I shower him with happy smiles. I carry him around until my arm is about to break off.
My children are all I have in this world and I adore them.
Despite my feeling bitter over not having a mother for nearly my whole life, I am usually one to look for the silver lining; one who believes that everything happens just the way it's supposed to and that good can come from bad.
But I've given up trying to find the silver lining in being motherless. I'm pretty sure there isn't one for me.
But my children…they have a mother that loves them immeasurably; a mother who, in having lost every living family member before the age of 36, understands the fragility of life, the importance of the little things; a mother who takes nothing for granted.
And I think to myself, that's OUR silver lining.


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How to pay it all back?
The national debt of many countries has risen to astronomical levels, with debt to GDP percentages rising ever higher, can it ever be paid back?, if so, how?
Is there other ways out of this monstrous debt?
I , personally feel that a first step should be the prevention of printing more paper currency, and the people having a say in the decision making process.
Mar 10 2013: Its currently being foreclosed on so it my 2 cars and 3 motorcycles, because I thought I valued them more then other.
But if you really want to do some good try this; but Shelby I dont think you care enough to end poverty
We can end poverty with $100,000. Do you think this would end poverty? So the fundamental part of Capitalism is that people have to make less money so other people can make more. This can be seen in today's current economy as the 99% vs. the 1% in America. What most Americans don't realize is that the 99% of Americas are also in the top 1% of the world.
Because I am able to run my business in a free market, my plan isto limit my employee's salary, as well as my own, to an amount no greater than $100,000 per year for life. I already have 3 business ventures that I am currently working to get off the ground. These businesses are as follows; One in Marketing, one in 3D printing, and one that can be best described somewhat as a Jiffy Lube for nail salons. As I've previously stated, my employee's and I will never make more than $100,000 a year in income. Furthermore, I plan to automate the jobs completed by my employees and create machines that will complete the work for them. However, I will still pay them their annual salary. I will be able to accomplish this with the capital received from the automated services my businesses will provide. As an employer, I don't really care who or what does the work as long as it gets done. With the future IT companies I plan to establish, I will be able to spread Wi-Fi coverage to everyone in the country, cheaper than it's already being done. In addition, I will also have the ability to offer more coverage in more places. I will show those employees how they can outsource their job to 3rd world workers, where they can basically double that person's income by only paying them a tenth of what I plan to pay my employees.
Mar 10 2013: This will allow my employees to semi-retire and still complete all the necessary job requirements. Essentially, this method will enable me to rescue my employees as well as the 3rd world workers from a life of poverty. This can be seen as a trickledown effect, which current businesses like to pretend they already accomplish The best part about this plan is that my "semi-retired" employees will have the buying power. Therefore, they will buy from my company instead of from my competitors. Much like a lobbyist, I will be "bribing" my employees for their loyalty in the form of the semi-retired salary, which they will make for the rest of their lives. My employees will know the more they buy from me, the more people we can rescue from poverty.
Once I educate my employees on how money actually works, they will realize it is a juggling act and my enterprise will be the ultimate juggler. This will also allow the removal of government welfare programs, thus lowering everyone's tax rates. This will be effective simply because I will be paying people for doing nothing. From then on they can volunteer or spend their time completing more hospitable and fulfilling activities while having job security.
If 25% of the world companies and charities used this model instead of our current model how fast do you think we can end poverty?
I had to loose everything by my own choices, freely and willing to know that this is bigger then me, otherwise I could retire in pegnam, Maylasia tomorrow for less the my house and cars payments
Mar 7 2013: nobody have ever planned to pay it back. the plan was to borrow more and more as credibility goes up, due to economic progress. just like house owners borrowed more and more against their appreciating property.
you want people to have a say? they do have a say. and they are quite okay with things as they are. sure, they didn't want the recession. but spending money like crazy on debt? emptying the credit card, and applying for a new one? hell yeah! give me one more beer!
edward long 100+Mar 7 2013: Return to the gold standard. Every piece of Value Representation, aka money/currency, must be based on an amount of gold equivalent to its stated denomination. If the nation's gold reserves have a value of X dollars, then the nation cannot print more than X dollars of currency. Also, concurrently, abolish the Federal Reserve System and forgive all debts incurred under its reign.
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Random Chance 30+Mar 9 2013: It can't be paid back.
So don't worry about it.
Get rid of the monetary system. Let it die. Hope it does die.
Implement a fair, just system in its place that doesn't need crime, greed, inequality, poverty, slavery, war and death as its nourishment for survival.
That is an unjust, corrupt system that can never be made just, and.....
Certainly those are not the needs of everyone on earth.
Nothing costs money. Everything costs people.
TED Lover said it! "We need more people willing to..............."
It is us/US, people, the world over who get things done. It isn't money.
Things don't.........."get done".............because of money.
Things................don't get done".........because of money.
By getting out from under the monetary slave system, and also not accepting the new currency system that will be offered, after those in power completely destroy it anyway, just so they can offer you their "new and improved" one,
will give humans back their power.
This will happen because once it collapses, those in power will only be able to maintain their status and positions IF, humans once more accept a monetary system. Don't, and the power is yours.
There is a solution and that is it. No money. All Human Needs, become Universal Human Rights, provided freely by automated systems that are what technology was originally intended for. To ease human labor, provide more comfort, leisure, safety, and increase the intelligence of the masses. It wasn't meant for putting people out of work, pitting them against one another for survival, globally.
Without money, humans can properly, intelligently, wisely, and prudently manage the resources of the earth, which are currently being mismanaged, abused, wasted and controlled by those who do so for profit (money) and power (politics). So it is clear humans do not need money nor politics, politicians, bankers, stockbrokers, financial institutions and so on. Thus, can humans create, build, grow and maintain without built-in obsolescence
Mar 8 2013: A sincere understanding of the complicated world economic system and the processes and procedures of the IMF, WB, European Union, American bankers, etc. would be crucial to really answering this question. This by no means is intended to say that one needs to sit on these boards to be able to answer the question. On the contrary, I think in order for the masses of humans who populate this planet to truly be alleviated from debt and economic slavery, we need folks outside of those inside investors to know WTF is going on so that informed decisions can be made about inside deals that affect us all.
Maybe a TED TALK DISCUSSING GLOBAL BANKING issues and related topics is a good start :)
Mar 11 2013: @Casey I have one question for you, what is your definition of poverty? In reality their really is no such thing as poverty in the United States because the government has already gave the essentials of life to toughs citizens with out. Not only that they give them phones, health care, and are planning to give them gas money as will. If you think the welfare state is going any where, your sadly mistaken only until the government runs out of are money will this ever change.
Mar 9 2013: never mind that it was asked already, and answered already
i have the impression that you spend a whole lot more time writing than reading
Mar 8 2013: How can we pay back the national debt(s) when sovereign governments have given up their right to print money, turned that right over to banks who invent money into existence, lend it to governments with interest attached, and never turn the unearned dollars (interest) into money so that the debt can be paid off?
We don't need more dollars invested in education. We need more people willing to educate themselves in spite of the horrors that they will see when they use the Internet to find out what has been done to them (and that through their votes, they supported without knowing that they were damning themselves).
I see the only solution that I have been able to conceive of as being a growing but still very small minority whose view is angrily rejected without any interest in understanding it.
Thus, the solution lies in the hands of you and me, who will be powerless for as long as we believe that ignorance is strength.
Mar 8 2013: Ok, some great comments here.
I understand that if this finance is ever going to be paid back, then future generations will be severly affected, this means that my children (and theirs) may become enslaved in the country of their forefathers. (to be dramatic)
Should we be looking for the solution to end this debt roller-coaster in our lifetime ?(next 50 years), or is that just not possible?
Is there a solution?, or are we sooo deep, that the only way out is that there isnt a way out?
I understand that as individuals choose, this is their choice, credit, loans, borrowing en masse. But is there a viable alternative to keeping this inflated lifestyle/standard of living to which we have become so addictively accustomed ?, or Does it all have to go, end, shut it down?,
The other part is---------------- Where did all the borrowed money come from?------
Mar 8 2013: " Where did all the borrowed money come from?"
it is less important where the money comes from. money in today's world can be created at will. it is just playing with numbers. what we need to care about is stuff. new money buys stuff, so the "winners" in the money creation game also gain stuff. not as much, but some. probably not a perfect measure, but maybe this map gives you a hint:
Mar 7 2013: Education of the people is the most important step. Otherwise the politicians are forced to keep spending money in order to get reelected.
Some say the conspiracy is to create a new world currency that will buy the Euro and the Dollar at less than face value. So the holders of the fiat money would simply lose.
I'm not sure there are people persistent enough and smart enough to do this as it takes centuries. On the other hand I see enemies of the people like George Soros, Prescott Bush who was found guilty of financing Hitler, Woodrow Wilson and all the crap he pulled and I say hmm maybe?


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Although Kentucky isn't always considered part of the South, its cuisine owes much to Southern cooking traditions. Traditional Kentucky meals are full of flavor, using a plethora of ingredients to create a hearty dishes that will stick with the eater long after the food has disappeared from the plate.
Brief History
Like states west of the Appalachians, Kentucky was discovered by explorers progressing westward from the original 13 colonies. This meant that prepared foods were hard to come by. Explorers and early settlers usually had to make do with food they could find in the wild. Early settlers living on homesteads found sustainability in the crops they planted. While wheat was difficult to grow in the Kentucky soil, corn was not. Corn became a mainstay for settlers, able to use the crop to provide food for their families as well as a basis for feed for their livestock. But other vegetables – green beans, carrots, potatoes and okra – were grown also, providing a foundation for a basic settler diet. As wheat was in high demand – and also expensive – it was usually used in celebratory dishes or for special reasons.
The settlers also raised animals for meat, with an emphasis on hogs, though sheep were raised as well. This didn't prevent them from hunting for meat, with wild turkey, venison, bear and squirrel being common game. Virtually every part of the animal was put to good use, and often the grease and juices from cooking the meat would be combined with vegetables for a tasty dish. Traditional vegetable stews combined potatoes, corn, okra, and green beans together, simmered along with bacon for a distinctive pleasure.
Traditional Dishes
Many of Kentucky's traditional dishes are desserts and sweets. And who doesn't like dessert, really? But there's more to Kentucky cuisine than simply sugary treats.
The most traditional Kentucky dish seems to be burgoo. If you're wondering about the spelling, you're not alone. If you're wondering about the term itself, again, you're not in the minority. The word "burgoo" is itself an anomaly. Its origins are indeterminate: some believe it a slurred version of "barbecue," others think it a drawl of "bird stew." There's also the camp that says it was a seafaring term for the grain bulgur.
Regardless of the term's origin, there's little dispute about what constitutes the dish. That is to say, burgoo has a limitless number of ways to prepare it; its particular constitution on any given day is utterly dependent on the mindset of the cook. However, it's generally agreed that burgoo will contain at least one meat (and possibly many), of which opossum is a distinct possibility, as well as some combination of corn, beans, potatoes, okra, and tomatoes. There are also a number of spices that flavor the mixture in various and disparate ways.
Sweetie Pies
Aside from the dining adventure that is burgoo, there are a number of treats that count as traditional Kentucky dishes. Among them is a dessert called Chess Pie. The basic ingredients are simple: water, flour, eggs, sugar, butter, and flour. However, many cooks add fruit – strawberries, blueberries – and perhaps lemon juice to add another dimension of flavor. The result is an ingredient-specific dish: Strawberry Chess Pie or Lemon Chess Pie.
We'd be remiss if we didn't mention Derby-Pie, a true Kentucky prize. In fact, the only place where you can find authentic Derby-Pie is in Kentucky – the recipe name is trademarked, and the recipe is a closely guarded secret. Created by George Kern, a restaurant gourmet who died in 1968, along with his parents, today every Derby Pie is made by Kern's Kitchen, run by the family. While the pie is available at various retailers around the Louisville area, Kentucky Derby season increases the demand for the product. And it's tasty, too: consumers find that they simply can't get enough of the chocolate-walnut delicacy, and want the recipe to cook for themselves. Too bad – the only place to get an in-person taste is in Kentucky.
A Kentucky Original
Of course, the Bluegrass State's most famous food business is the always unmistakable Kentucky Fried Chicken (or KFC, as the chain restaurant is now called). Based out of Louisville, KFC has been in business for over 77 years, first opening in Corbin. In 1952, the company began franchising restaurants, awarding the first franchise to Pete Harman of Salt Lake City, Utah. Today the restaurant has over 11,000 locations worldwide, serving almost eight million customers a day.
Fried chicken, grits, greens – all the usual Southern staples make the menu in the Bluegrass State. Whether you're looking for a sweet dessert or a filling main meal, Kentucky is your one-stop destination for down home fare.


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Palmere's, at 1018 Eastern Avenue, opened in April in the building that used to be Dego Dame's and before that, Antney's, and continues their friendly, down-to-earth tradition.
It maintains the same homey corner-bar vibe that its two predecessors had, and it's quickly becoming a favorite neighborhood hangout. Palmere's is the burger-and-wing joint in a pasta-and-red-sauce neighborhood, and the neighbors appreciate it.
Mike Palmere is the owner, and, on most days, your host, mixologist and waiter. He's friendly, he's from around here (Highlandtown, to be exact) and he has an encyclopedic knowledge of sports, at least sports as they relate to Baltimore. We spent a pleasant hour eating bar snacks and chatting about the Orioles, who had just broken the Red Sox' hearts the night before.
"That made the season," said Mike.
Us too. Of course, we agreed that it wasn't much of a season.
We sampled some fried pickles during a discussion of the bullpen (clear 'em all out except for Jim Johnson) and the pitching staff, a topic which proved to be so befuddling that we changed the subject back to pickles.
"Most places fry the pickle spears but I like the pickle chips," says Mike. "They're crisper."
The pickles were indeed crisp. The sliced pickles are dipped in batter and fried crisp, and come with ranch dressing for dipping. A big basket goes for $4.95.
Then, while we discussed the possibilities for Ravens v. Jets, we tried Palmere's Italian fries, a house specialty. These were Mike's recommendation, and he was right, about the Jets' chances (slim, none) and the fries.
Just about every establishment that dishes up fries has pizza fries and gravy fries and disco fries and cheese fries, but this is the first time we had seen something like Palmere's Italian Fries.
They're like this. First you take a mound of fries, and then you top that with sausage, peppers and sweet onions, sauteed and tossed with herbs, Parmesan cheese and a very light tomato sauce. Then you grab a few extra napkins and eat them.
They were great, like pizza fries only way better, and they would have been awesome if the potatoes have been fried crisp.
Alas, it was the middle of a workday so we had Diet Cokes with our bar snacks, but Palmere's has many nice draft beers to enjoy if you're not going back to the office, including Guinness, Loose Cannon, National Boh, Blue Moon and Sierra Nevada Pale. Mike rotates the drafts fairly often, so the list may change.
What we did not try, but will go back for, are the meatballs. Palmere's meatballs have a fine reputation around the neighborhood, and they are available as sliders (three for $7.95) or as subs ($7.95).
Also on the menu are buffalo sliders—buffalo chicken tenders on a bun ($7.50), burgers (eight-ounce, $7.95), wings (10 for $7.50) and other taproom favorites.
Palmere's, 1018 Eastern Ave., Little Italy, is open every day, 11 a.m.-2 a.m. Food is served till 1 a.m. Happy hour goes till 7 on weekdays and till 2 a.m. Sundays. There are food and drink specials every day but Friday and Saturday.
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Via beautiful cinematography, the film wanders the city, contrasting a new automaker's towers with abandoned hotels, derelict theaters, ruined houses and people walking through the snow down the middle of streets because there's no traffic. Such shots are intercut with performances by the Michigan Opera Theatre, which clings to life with the support of the Big Three car companies.
The most striking figure is not the hapless Mayor Dave Bing, but a retired teacher named Tommy Stevens, who owns a blues bar named the Raven Lounge. He can no longer afford a cook, so he does the cooking himself ("I enjoy it. It's a hobby."). Stevens visits the auto show and notes that the electric car on display from China is $20,000 — half the price of the Chevy Volt (which, we learn, GM has since moved the make's manufacture to China).
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Throughout the film, there are glimpses of the golden days, of sleek new models and glamorous car ads. Stevens takes the camera on a long drive past where the main Cadillac plant once thrived. "We built everything," he said. "In the war, they switched over to bombers. Everything." He is driving past a barren landscape.
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My own fail-safe M.O. at Tribeca is to concentrate on foreign films (and great parties). My picks this year zero in on North Africa. I recommend "The Aquarium," Yousry Nasrallah's enigmatic feature set around Cairo's landmark grotto (with more hiding places than Hef's) and "Marina of the Zabbaleen" a gorgeous film about garbage by Tribeca All Access filmmaker, Engi Wassef. Also heard good things about "The Secret of the Grain," by French academy award winner, Abdellatif Kechiche.


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Faked his death four years ago; joined the French Resistance; has returned to his country estate where he discovers the body of a German officer; finds out his wife is a collaborator and mistress to the dead officer.
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Beau Johnson (HWT) captured first place at the Region 4B Wrestling Tournament held in Philip on Saturday, February 21, and two other Lyman grapplers qualified for the State Tournament.
Blaine Brakke (135) won second place and Tanner Reuer (171) placed third.
The three will wrestle at the State B Tournament in Sioux Falls on Friday-Saturday, February 27-28.
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Braised Oxtails with Tomato Gremolata
Serves 4
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 ounces salt pork or slab bacon, cut into ¼-inch-by-1-inch pieces
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 ½ teaspoons fresh ground black pepper
2 pounds oxtails, cut into 1-inch rounds
3 medium carrots, peeled, quartered, and cut into 1-inch pieces
2 stalks celery, split lengthwise and cut into 1-inch pieces
1 medium onion, peeled and cut in 1-inch pieces
1 medium leek, white part only, washed, quartered, and cut in 1-inch pieces
1 clove garlic, peeled and mashed
4 fresh plum tomatoes, peeled (canned may be used)
1 cup red wine
1 cup chicken stock or water
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
Herb bouquet made with 12 parsley stems, 4 thyme sprigs, 1 bay leaf
Tomato Gremolata
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Place a heavy-bottomed ovenproof pot or skillet over medium heat. Add the olive oil and the salt pork or bacon and brown, rendering the fat. Remove the browned pieces and set aside.
Mix the flour with 1 teaspoon of the salt and ¼ teaspoon of the pepper. Dredge the oxtails with the seasoned flour and brown on all sides in the pot. Remove the oxtails and set aside. Pour out all but 2 tablespoons of the fat in the pot and add the carrots, celery, onion, and leeks. Saute the vegetables for about 10 minutes or until golden brown.
Add the garlic, tomatoes, oxtails, salt pork or bacon, wine stock, vinegar, and herb bouquet, and the remaining salt and pepper. bring to a simmer on top of the stove, cover, and place in the preheated oven. Cook slowly until the oxtails are very tender, about 2 ½ hours. Skim the fat from the surface of the cooking liquid. May be prepared up to a day ahead and refrigerated. Reheat before serving.
Serve over homemade noodles or on a bed of scalloped potatoes. Top with tomato gremolata.


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When I started my stick figure cat drawing company, I never expected to draw 13,000+ cats. I remember celebrating my thousandth cat drawing. Little did I know things were just getting started. Once my Shark Tank appearance aired and drawing hundreds of cats each week became a "normal" part of my life, the numbers in the lower left corner of each drawing stopped surprising me. While every request has been pretty unique, there are types of cats I'm asked to draw all the time. I've drawn many birthday cats, anniversary cats, graduation cats, and cats riding unicorns. One of the true joys of this project has been to see how people use my drawings. Here are five types of cat drawings I never expected to draw.
The "I Quit" Cat
While making elaborate dance videos or bringing in a marching band seems to be the hip way to leave a job nowadays, it was truly an honor to let my Sharpies do the talking for one recent customer. I have to imagine that delivering the message via stick figure cat drawing had to soften the blow for her boss a bit. And at least now he has an original piece of art he can hang on the wall to remember her by!
The "Honey, I'm Pregnant" Cat
Yes, believe it or not, a handful of women have used my stick figure cat drawings to let their husbands know that they were pregnant. Holy cats! I even had one woman email me every week while she and her husband were "trying" so she could properly time the cat drawing message.
The "Will You Marry Me?" Cat
Proposal cats are a phenomenon that delights me to no end. I've helped about 10 couples begin their engagements. I bet every single one of those marriages is going to last. And to this day, not one potential bride has said "no" when proposed to with one of my stick figure cats. It's a surefire way to get that yes, gents! Some of my "cat drawing couples" have been kind enough to send me photos of the happy moment. Check out the gallery here!
The "It's Over" Cat
On the flip side, I've also helped end a handful of relationships with break-up cat drawings. I suppose if I'm going to be spawning eternal bliss through marriage, it's only fair that my drawings deliver the bad news as well.
The "I'm Sorry" Cat
I love drawing apology cats. Mostly because it's fun to imagine what terrible things people did in the first place.
The wonderful thing about being the cat drawing guy is that I know the orders I get will continue to surprise me. I invite everyone to use my almost supernatural cat drawing skillz to deliver a message to your friends and family members. The sky's the limit – no message is to small or too large to be accurately conveyed through my photorealistic stick figure cat art!
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Beyond Bacon: Hangover Cures from Around the World
MIX Magazine
While a hangover isn't something one tends to invite willingly, some of these international hangover cures from Portland's MIX Magazine sure do present a compelling argument! Shakshouka with poached eggs? Pasta carbonara? There are some perks to over-indulgence, we think. What's your go-to hangover cure?
Of course, a hangover isn't strictly necessary to enjoy a meal like shakshouka. This Israeli dish of spicy stewed tomatoes and poached eggs would taste good just about any time, we think.
We love that the article mentions congee, which has been one of our favorite morning-after remedies for some time. The green smoothie from Brian Heck's food truck might also need a place in our bag of tricks.
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Do you have a favorite hangover cure? Any tried-and-true remedies to share?
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Gatorade. Plain and simple. It is designed to rehydrate your body, which the alcohol has dehydrated. It isn't fancy or anything special, but I'm sure to have one in the fridge for the morning after if I'm having a party.
I've also heard of people using pedialite, which does the same thing.
I just have to soak it up with carbs and drink absolute assloads of water. Also, sometimes ice cream helps, which is sort of strange. I think it just temporarily relieves the discomfort, bad taste lingering, and cotton mouth. Ugh, I have on today at work...stupid Super Bowl party :(
I've done Gatorade and Pedialite... but now I've gone a different route. Rather than worrying about having to nurse a hangover the morning after, I now take measures to prevent my hangover. PRE-NATALS. I swear by that stuff. I take it either before I go out for the night or right after I get home. It's loaded with tons of VItamin B ANDD it makes your hair and nails shiny too. And, of course, I make sure to drink plenty of water in between.
When I do get hangovers, I do love fried foods and lots of fatty carbs. Yum.
scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, and hot sauce, wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla. toss in some home fries if you have them. learned that one from college - kiva han in pittsburgh has been curing college hangovers for years.
tried and true: menudo, something i've been asking to be written about here for a while.
I agree with gqsmooth: Menudo!
it's deli, but needs to be prepared in advance or have a local mexican restaurant near ;)
Milk thistle! A couple of drops or a capsule before going to bed, and I feel completely fine the next day.
Food-wise, lots of water and no caffeine (or at least not until I've had water only for a few hours). And carbs but not too much oil, or the greasiness eventually makes me queasy.
coconut water!


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WINDOW ROCK, Arizona — A former Navajo Nation lawmaker accused of funneling nearly $100,000 in tribal funds to his family has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery.
Ernest Yazzie Jr. entered his plea Wednesday in Window Rock District Court.
He was set to go to trial in October on 24 charges that included receiving kickbacks, bribery and submitting false applications for discretionary funding. He now will testify against his former colleagues on the Navajo Nation Council under an agreement with prosecutors.
Yazzie could spend 60 days in jail if he does not cooperate with prosecutors.
The charges against Yazzie were the first criminal case brought by prosecutors who took over an investigation of the council's use of discretionary funds in 2011.
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Hidden Limit Orders and Liquidity in Order Driven Markets
AbstractThis paper analyzes the rationale for the submission of hidden limit orders, and compares opaque and transparent limit order books. In my sequential model, the limit order trader may be informed with some probability. Both informed and large uninformed liquidity suppliers submit hidden orders in order to decrease the informational impact of their large orders, while ensuring a large trading volume. As they cannot adopt such a strategy in the transparent market, I find that pre-trade opacity improves market liquidity, and the welfare of the participants. My model further yields empirical predictions on the use and revelation of hidden orders in opaque markets.
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On March 31, 2010 By Mark Donnell July 22, 2010
The folks at Nike were hoping for a motivational speech. Or at least an audio recording of one. But after shelling out $150,000, all they got were words on a page, the text of one of Vince Lombardi's famed speeches.
Nike was planning to use the audio recording in a new advertising campaign. But without [...]Continue Reading →
Lawsuit May Endanger Survival of NCAA Video Games
On February 17, 2010 By JETLaw February 17, 2010
Ed O'Bannon, a marketing director for an auto dealership in Las Vegas, may play a pivotal role in forever changing how the NCAA does business. O'Bannon was a star basketball player for UCLA in the mid-1990s, and now he's at the forefront of a class action antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA [...]Continue Reading →
FOX Near-Blackout Calls Attention to Cable Regulation
On January 7, 2010 By Abbey Morrow July 24, 2010
Hell hath no fury like a Gator scorned. Last week, Fox Broadcasting Company threatened to drop its signal from Time Warner Cable and Bright House on the eve of some of the nation's most anticipated college bowl games. Even members of Congress and the FTC were urged to get involved. Happily, [...]Continue Reading →
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