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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Sacramento NE Cal Expo, Sacramento
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 105 guestrooms
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mid-weight .Net developer... About the position of Middleweight .Net Developer... Posses excellent knowledge of some back-end technologies like ASP.Net, C#, SQL Server. Have a minimum 2.1 technology degree. Have good knowledge of a CMS Umbraco, Sitecore or EpiServer preferable... Skills required: .NET C# MVC. Content Management,...
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Sage 200, Senior Developer, £55K per year + Central London, UK
If you are comfortable developing bespoke application with use of ASP.NET, C#, JavaScript, JQuery, HTML, DHTML and experienced with Umbraco platform then, I would like to hear from you... Sage 300 / Sage 200 / Sage ERP / Senior Developer / Implementation / Consultant / Developer / London / West London / UK / Sage consultant / VB.NET / C# /...
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Umbraco Developer
Umbraco | .Net / ASP.Net | C# The Role... Net / ASP.Net. C# Standard .Net tech stack... Umbraco | .Net / ASP.Net | C# Umbraco Developer... Now hiring for Software & Web Developers (including PHP, Java & JavaScript), Network & Security, CRM / ERP, Support Engineers, Digital Media and many more roles across the UK & US on permanent...
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Senior .NET Developer/Team Lead
3+ years' .NET application development experience. - Highly competent with ASP.NET MVC. - Skilled using JavaScript. - Experience with SQL Server 2008/2012. - Previous experience with Entity Framework. - Good knowledge and skill with TDD... - Experience with AngularJS or any other JavaScript frameworks. - CMS experience (ideally Umbraco) - Competent with HTML and CSS as...
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My client is based in heart of London and is looking for Senior .NET Developer to join in team of 5-6 developer to working in exciting new projects... - Candidate are required to have at least 3 to 4 years experience with .NET, SQL server and Web services. - Experience of...
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Salary: £45000 - £53000 per annum + BenefitsPosted: 12 days ago
Senior .NET Developer CMS, London, £60K
Senior .NET Developer Sitecore or Umbraco, London, £60K... As well as having a passion for all things ASP.NET/C#, you must also be well versed in OOP, Web services, XHTML, LINQ, XSLT, TDD, Code Coverage and Agile Development. If you are familiar with Sitecore and/or Umbraco CMS as...
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Exposed Solutions
Salary: £40000 - £60000 per annumPosted: 5 days ago
Digital Project Manager
I am currently recruiting for a Digital Project Manager for a leading global digital agencies based in London. - Experience in Sitecore (preferable 8.1 version) or Umbraco Content Management Systems (CMS) is essential. - Preferable experience working closely with developers in .Net. - Experienced in using Waterfall and Agile Methodologies is essential. -...
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Being a Microsoft Gold Partner and experts in ASP.Net MVC, websites are typically powered by well know Content Management Systems (CMS) Sitecore and Umbraco. The ideal candidate should be qualified and able to demonstrate their ability in Agile and Waterfall methodologies. In addition, the ability to work with content...
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NET MVC, Umbraco, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Jquery, Angular.js... Good understanding of .NET MVC and Umbraco 7 is a must. Experience writing custom (X)HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Proficient understanding of client-side scripting and JavaScript frameworks, including Jquery and Angular.js... CMS integration (Umbraco) HTML5 forms & validation... JSON... Grunt...
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Essential C#/ASP.NET 4.5, MVC 5... Experience in SQL Server 2014... Mid-level knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and JQuery... Experience of bug tracking and workflow (JIRA/Confluence). Code optimization/performance... Desirable Test driven development... Experience using Umbraco... Some experience of Web API or WCF... Mobile app development (...
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Premier Media
Salary: £60000 per annum + BenefitsPosted: 21 hours ago
Project Manager - Central London
My client is seeking a talented digital focused Project Manager to work on some exciting projects at their central London office. The successful candidate will ensure the delivery of the projects to the agreed schedule and help ensure the highest quality of solutions. This role will involve developing trustworthy relationships...
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RBW Consulting
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Kenya and Namibia meet in Nairobi on Sunday playing for pride, with both unable to progress in FIFA World Cup qualifying.
The hosts have yet to win during this campaign and sit bottom of Group F with three points, while Namibia have just one victory – against Kenya – and are four points behind leaders Nigeria with one game to play.
Kenya coach Adel Amrouche has recalled striker Dennis Oliech back into his squad having previously dropped the 28-year-old after he failed to attend a training session in June.
Amrouche is hoping the experienced striker – and former captain – will be available to lead the line for a side that have only scored three goals in their five matches.
The Algerian coach has also handed new caps to youngsters Rodgers Omondi and Jesse Were, and the 45-year-old is hopeful they can give them a boost.
"We have no chance of qualifying but we're going to play to win and we must give our best," he said.
"And that's exactly why I've called the foreign-based players to guide and motivate the younger players, this will also help us build a team for the future.
"Omondi and Were should bring a new dimension to the team's attack."
Kenya have yet to win a competitive fixture under Amrouche since he took over in March, and Namibia are aiming to provide another stern test for his side.
Namibia coach Ricardo Manetti has called up AmaZulu quartet Willem Mwedihanga, Sadney Urikhob, Pineas Jacob and Larry Horaeb to his side, however he will be without captain Da Costa Angula.
The defender is ruled out with a lower-abdominal strain, while experienced striker Henrico Botes has been left out to give younger players the chance to impress up front.
Manetti is confident they can step-up to the challenge
"I have trust and confidence in the current crop of players," he said.
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Namibia have also struggled in their qualifying campaign, scoring even fewer goals than Kenya - with just two in five matches.
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|Croatia star Perisic unveils latest wacky hairstyle
|Brazil´s Lucas Lima wants European move
|Lloris tempers talk of Ireland revenge mission
|Deschamps refuses to make France ´98 comparisons
|O´Neill confident Ireland can shock France
|Chiellini will give Morata a few kicks - Barzagli
|England v Iceland: Rooney targets early goal
|Italy´s Candreva ruled out of Spain match
|Butland ready for pre-season after scan gives goalkeeper all-clear
|Origi not underestimating Hungary
|Plans drafted for Old Firm games to be played abroad
|Boost for Germany as Boateng trains ahead of last 16
|I never saw Ronaldo look in the mirror! - Ancelotti
|Fabregas fears Brexit will damage Premier League
|Roy not keen on Ireland allocation
|Dyke backs Hodgson for new contract
|Spain not as aggressive as 2012, claims Ancelotti
|Ronaldo and Messi need each other – Ancelotti
|Juve on the same level as Madrid and Barcelona - Dybala
|Fabregas: Conte´s Italy will be tough
|Argentina v Chile: New year, same Copa finalists
|Ronaldo ´cannot be the whole of Portugal´ - Shilton
|Messi: Neymar is an amazing person
|Pekerman keen to finish Copa on high note
|Rakitic: Ronaldo won´t sleep easily
|Messi: Now is not a time to give nothing
|Courtois expects to leave Chelsea in future
|Less rest no problem for Portugal - Joao Mario
|Euro 2016 Diary: Benteke rap and Nelly the elephant
|Santos: Group-stage performances behind Portugal
|Cacic: We cannot let Ronaldo show his strength
|O´Neill hopes to blow Bale off course
|Coleman impressed with Ramsey´s discipline
|O´Neill fires derby passions ahead of Wales showdown
|Coleman: Take emotion out of Northern Ireland clash
|LFP sanctions six Nice players for flouting gambling rules
|Hungary v Belgium: Lukaku targets last-four spot
|Dyke hopes Brexit can help England youngsters
|No favourites against Italy, says Koke
|Krychowiak not thinking about PSG as Poland stand by Lewandowski
|World Cup qualifying: Algeria, Cameroon and Nigeria drawn in same group
|Brexit may damage Premier League´s pursuit of young European players
|Germany v Slovakia: Weiss confident of repeat Augsburg success
|France v Republic of Ireland: Long not on Henry revenge mission
|Chelsea midfielder Baker extends Vitesse loan
|Chiellini concerned over Brexit ´domino effect´
|Staying in Euro 2016 gets Coleman´s vote
|Nainggolan has a room with a balcony so he can smoke - Wilmots
|Petkovic attempts Poland mind games
|Wilmots would rather play Spain than Hungary
|Morata deserves more than being a Madrid bargaining chip - Chiellini
|AZ want record fee for Janssen
|What does Brexit mean for European football?
|I´m not tired, I feel sharp - Kane hits back at critics
|Delighted Kiyotake hopes to prove his value
|Premier League confident Brexit will not diminish its success
|Neuer wary of Hamsik´s long-range shots
|Genesio: Lyon do not have to sell
|Morata thanks Juventus fans after Real Madrid return
|Lapadula undergoes AC Milan medical
|Santos: Not everything revolves around Ronaldo
|Icelandic chihuahua prepares to chase the England rhino
|Jakupovic signs new Hull City contract
|Lagerback: Brexit will not affect England team
|ES Setif disqualified from CAF Champions League
|Gerland sees Kimmich as Lahm´s long-term successor
|Navas ´recovering nicely´ from heel injury
|Messi excited by future Barcelona challenges
|Conte´s Italy like Atletico and Barcelona, says Xavi
|Zidane the man to take Madrid forward, says Baptista
|United States v Colombia: Hosts out to end Copa America on a high
|Aubameyang: It´s my dream to play in Spain
|Wenger not interested in France job
|Ronaldo: Euro 2016 surprises end now for Portugal
|Coke hopeful Sampaoli can exceed Emery at Sevilla
|Maradona: Portugal too dependent on Ronaldo
|´What a disaster´ - Messi takes aim at AFA
|Guidetti: Nolito will thrive at City
|Wanyama thanks Southampton fans following Spurs switch
|Kranjcar: Rangers can push Celtic all the way
|Euro 2016 Diary: Icelandic heaven and Rooney not feeling the love
|Wenger respects Vardy, talks up Kante
|Rooney wants to end ´disappointing´ tournament record for England
|Di Maria in serious doubt for Copa America final


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Connecting Wild PlacesOur natural and political landscapes are rapidly changing. Climate change is affecting ecosystems across the planet, and people, plants and wildlife are beginning to feel the pressures that come from a changing environment. Prolonged droughts, severe storms, growing deserts, deforestation, habitat loss and the resulting increase in stresses on wildlife are projected to become the norm in the future.
Protecting Endangered Species of the North CoastEPIC's advocacy efforts for restoring wild fish populations includes many years of work defending forests and headwaters that provide clean water and valuable habitat for wild fish. Now, EPIC is undertaking a new initiative to reform fish hatcheries that have operated for too long without proper oversight.
Reining in CaltransEPIC's "Rein in Caltrans" campaign is designed to force Caltrans to abandon some of their most egregious construction projects, and to reform the flawed decision making that allows wasteful and destructive projects to move forward.
Returning to a Natural Cycle of WildfireAs a society, we must understand that fire is an essential element in maintaining healthy ecosystems. EPIC is working to form a holistic approach to wildfire management that addresses the needs of the land and the people that call it home.
Industrial Forestry: Reforming Corporate LoggingIndustrial timber giants are threatening our forests by using highly intensive forest management practices compromise the productivity and sustainability of our forestlands. EPIC advocates for responsible forestry by tracking private logging operations to ensure that environmental standards are implemented.
Compliant Cannabis AgricultureEPIC works with environmental organizations, business leaders, and public agencies to educate people about a suite of new laws and regulations that were recently developed to address California's commercial medical cannabis industry. We are doing this because EPIC is a part of the community and because we see people as part of the solution. Read More »
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Documenting Bovine Degradation in Wilderness: A Call for Volunteers From the Project to Reform Public Land Grazing in Northern CaliforniaJune 23, 2016
This summer and fall volunteers with the Project to Reform Public Land Grazing in Northern California will again be in the field monitoring conditions on public lands where cattle and other livestock are permitted to graze. Our task will be to document with photos, measurements and field notes how the cattle are managed and the resulting degradation of water quality, riparian and wetland habitats. read more >>
Fences Finally Removed in Tolowa Dunes State ParkJune 23, 2016
After years of assessment, documentation, mapping and planning, abandoned livestock fences in the Tolowa Dunes have finally been removed, and now a small heard of wild elk have been sighted in the area that was previously leased for cattle grazing. The Park is used as a Pacific flyway stopover for migratory birds, serves as critical rearing habitat for juvenile salmon and provides grazing opportunities for wild ungulates. Tolowa Dunes State Park is also sacred to the Tolowa people, who once had a village there, a village that was the site of a horrible massacre of the Tolowa people in 1853. read more >>
Forest Rules a Self-defeating GlutJune 23, 2016
Timber industry officials and environmental activists warn that the state's logging safeguards have become a bureaucratic snarl that can drag out rule-making for a decade and a half and more. Experts say that 43 years after the enactment of the Forest Practice Act, timescales are so out of joint that the pace of environmental damage far outruns preventive action on the ground. Critics say the regulatory framework has recoiled on itself, leaving the system effectively broken. read more >>
Taking Stock, Taking Cover—Redwood Restoration, Reconnection, and the Humboldt MartenJune 23, 2016
The coast redwood forests of Northern California are often perceived as a remnant of paleo-history, a land, and a place seemingly lost in time, and sheltered from the modern age by the pale shadow of the redwood curtain. For many across the country and the world, the coast redwood forests are a dark, impenetrable, and primeval place, where one may at once be lost, and found. read more >>
Lawsuit Initiated Over Politically Motivated Decision Denying Protection to Pacific FishersJune 13, 2016
EPIC and our allies filed a notice of intent today to challenge the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's decision in April to deny Endangered Species Act protection to Pacific fishers, the latest species to fall victim to the Service's efforts to cater to industry. Closely related to martens and wolverines, Pacific fishers are severely threatened by a number of factors, including habitat loss caused by logging and the use of toxic rodenticides on illegal marijuana growing sites. Although the Service had recently proposed federal protections for Pacific fishers, the agency reversed course at the last minute in a bow to the timber industry. read more >>
Westside Truth on the GroundJune 8, 2016
Until a few weeks ago I was unfamiliar with the term 'groundtruthing.' I knew I wanted to help in some way with the opposition of the Westside logging project and decided to use the skills I already have. Backpacking has been one of my favorite outdoor activities for years, so groundtruthing, which combines exploring the backcountry, naturalism, photography and activism quickly became my new favorite activity. read more >>
Kin to the EarthMay 24, 2016
An insatiable curiosity and passion for the forest, and its wildlife, is what inspired Kimberly Baker to begin her conservation advocacy work. Originally from Georgia, by way of Alaska, she moved to Sandy Bar Ranch, on the Klamath River, in 1998. "California's Klamath-Siskiyou bioregion is widely recognized as a global center for biodiversity," said Kimberly. "Our forests shelter an incredible complex of rare and unique species found only in this region." It was while living on the river that she began to see what was happening to the national forests—old growth logging and the destruction of native wildlife habitat. read more >>
Elk River Update—Deciding to DecideMay 24, 2016
Decisions, decisions, decisions…It has happened to all of us, surely, at one time or another. It can seem so complicated to make even the most basic of decisions, at times. We can talk ourselves into a state of paralysis, turning over the relative merits of one choice over another. In the end though, regardless of how much we debate, we eventually have to make decisions and live with the consequences. read more >>
EPIC Redwoods Spring/Summer Hikes 2016May 23, 2016
Come out and join the staff of the Environmental Protection Information Center—(EPIC), for a series of spring and summer excursions in our majestic and critically-important redwood region parks and reserves, home of the tallest trees on earth. Hikes will be led by EPIC staff, and are free and open to the public. Topics to be covered will include the ecology, sociology, history, management, protection, and conservation of our public parks and reserves in the redwood region of Humboldt and Del Norte Counties. read more >>
Thank You Compliance WorkshopsMay 23, 2016
This spring Mad River Alliance and the Environmental Protections Information Center planned, organized, and produced a series of six Cannabis Farmer's Compliance Workshops in the Eel, Mattole, Trinity, Mad and Humboldt Bay watersheds. The workshops informed the public of the steps necessary to achieve legal status under newly mandated state, regional and local medical marijuana laws, and provided educational resources to implement management practices that will help mitigate existing damages and protect environmental resources. read more >>


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Cashner Hurt and Sale News
Just a few quick hits worth mentioning...
- First round pick Andrew Cashner, who was cut yesterday, has a strained oblique.
- Bud says talks are still ongoing on the sale betweeen Ricketts and the Tribune. It doesn't sound too optimistic that it will get done by Opening Day with Selig saying that there are still issues that need to be resolved.
- Fukudome went 1-4 with a run scored for Team Japan in their victory over Korea.
- The top 300 position players of the Retrosheet era (since 1955) by WAR. Cubs on the list were Rafael Palmeiro at #28, Jim Edmonds at #38, Ron Santo at #47, Kenny Lofton at #43, Billy Williams at #59, Ryne Sandberg at #63, Ernie Banks at #67 (wouldn't include his 1954 season or 10 games in 1953), Sammy Sosa at #70, Andre Dawson at #83, Fred McGriff at #90, Ron Cey at #96, Mark Grace at #103, Luis Gonzalez at #105, Nomar Garciaparra at #123, Lou Brock at #137, Davey Lopes at #150, Moises Alou at #164, Jason Kendall at #174, Johnny Callison at #176, Gary Gaetti at #180, Bill Madlock at #193, Rick Monday at #199, Richie Asburn at #229 (missing quite a few of his seasons), Lance Johnson at #233, Gary Matthews at #240 and Cliff Floyd at #261. It's quite possible I missed a few names (which have now been added thanks to WISCGRAD).
- Lineup for Saturday's game versus the Brewers:
LF Soriano, CF Sam Fuld, 3B Ramirez, 1B Micah Hoffpauir, 2B Mike
Fontenot, RF Reed Johnson, C Mark Johnson, SS Darwin Barney, P Carlos
- Wade Miller signs a minor league deal with the Blue Jays; Andrew Sisco signs one with the Athletics.
- Quote-master Ryan Dempster:
"I don't know a lot of people hitting 1.000 right now in
the Cactus League. I'm sure that will dwindle down, but I'm going to
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Rafael Palmeiro 28, Jim Edmonds 38, Kenny Lofton 43, Billy Williams 59, Mark Grace 103, Luis Gonzalez 105, Gary Mathews 240, Cliff Floyd 261.
Edmonds at 38!
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lofton and vizquel in CLE was just...awesome. glove and athletic clinic, daily.
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Kosuke 1-4 with a 1B and 2K's in Japan's 14-2 romp over Korea. Johjima homered.
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The Dutch beat the Dominicans 3-2. I'm going to need a moment to let that sink in.
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"There are only two things I can't stand in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures... and the Dutch."
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on a ST game earlier in the week some announce crew was making fun of Team Italy's members and how they pick them...
stuff along the lines of "you at spaghetti last week, you're on the team!" "your mom's uncle's best friend had an italian housekeeper in 1912...you're in!"
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Sidney Ponson is from Aruba. Former Cub great Randall Simon, Sharnol Adriana, and Yurendell De Caster, among others, are from Curacao.
Luis Matos is puzzlingly from Puerto Rico.
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Marmol looked pretty good in his inning.
Peavy does not look great. Still not out of the first, already 1-0 Canada.
Artie Lange tells Ueker Harry Caray story
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That was freaking funny!
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hopefully that self-hating pile of negative space made enough coke/liquor money off this appearance to put himself out of his misery.
words can't describe how useless i find artie lange or his friends that love to sit around and watch him kill himself.
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Between Artie Lang and Kevin Youkilis, you've really had a "Get Off My Lawn" type day today.
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damn kids...
Soto Article
pretty good article this morning in the NY Times about Geo
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FYI: If you have MLB Premium, the USA vs Canada game is available today on the Beta version of the new MLB Media player.
Check it out!!
Recent comments
Reds pitching meeting tomorrow:
"Hey coach...maybe we should walk Bryant?"
"No...keep challenging him with fastballs! What kind of man are you?! The Cubs walked Harper, and look what happened there! They got teased for it, by one of the Nat players! Is that what you want?"
How can I get that feature? I think it woudl be a win-win for all involved.
Ian Happ is hitting.733 after 5 games at Tennessee. He went into tonight's game hitting .667 -- and went 3-for-3 to raise his average.
2-for-3, including a bomb, for LaStella at Iowa. Pierce Johnson very bad -- 2IP, 5ER. Pitching prospects not looking so hot -- Underwood has been awful.
Did Jiminez get hurt? I noticed he came out early yesterday.
Contreras keeps hitting/walking like this, and Miggy keep up the poor D and lack of offense - the kid could be the #1 catcher very soon.
it doesn't hurt that the Cardinals lose the KC and the Pirates lost too.
...still trying to process what I just saw. From both KB and Jake. Walking Billy Hamilton twice is a cry for help. I think the nudie photos are messing with Jake's head.
Hopefully Peralta's time on the Cubs roster will be shorter than R. Soriano's.
it took 9 pitches for peralta to give up his 1st cubs homer. neat.
damn...totally missed that ruben quevedo died on june 7th. he was only 37...heart attack.
he threw some really horrible games for the cubs in 2000 and followed it up by doing the same for 3 season for the brewers.
Holy Kris Bryant what?!
Hitting 3 HR, 2 doubles in a game. Never been done in mlb history per Len/Bob.
walks? this is baseball, not a nature hike. he needs to get his head in the game.
in my opinion, he would have been better off hitting 2 homers rather than walking twice. /moneyballs
Rizzo: 2-3, homer, double, 2 walks - meh
in other news, the site seems to be eating about 50% of my comments...which is probably a good thing in hindsight.
The Tucker Barnhart reactions after each Kris Bryant HR are kind of priceless.
...but, he's also good at home runs, too.
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Those still in doubt might reflect on the events of this week. Abbas and Israel's president, Reuven Rivlin, were both in Brussels, and European President Martin Schulz thought it would be nice to get them together. Rivlin's post is ceremonial, but that's all the more reason for a ceremonial gesture toward reconciliation. Abbas simply refused. Rabin could shake the hand of the terrorist Arafat, but Abbas could not shake the hand of the ex-parliamentarian, now president, Rivlin.
Abbas and Rivlin both spoke to the European Parliament, where Abbas demonstrated yet again how close to signing a peace deal he is. He reported that Israel had cut off water to the West Bank for Ramadan in order to harm Palestinians, a charge the Palestinian Ministry of Information continues to repeat.
The most remarkable line was this one: "The Palestinian people have experienced mass murder on an historic scale and unparalleled attacks under the eyes and ears of the international community, which gives Israel immunity. The Palestinians are going through dark days and live under the tyranny and racism of the occupation. Just a week ago, several rabbis in Israel asked their government to poison the water in order to kill the Palestinians."
Poisoning the wells: this medieval libel against Jews still lives, we see, in the Palestinian president's rhetoric. And as to "mass murder," there is plenty of it in his neighborhood, not least in Syria where perhaps 500,000 Muslims have been murdered. Among them are Palestinians, who lived there in camps. But of all that he had of course nothing to say.
Abbas has benefitted greatly by comparison to his predecessor, Yasser Arafat, and Arafat's record of corruption and terror. But the Palestinian Authority under Abbas is compiling its own record of corruption, and while Abbas continues to denounce terror in every speech, his Palestinian Authority continues to honor and celebrate terrorists who kill Israelis. Abbas lacks charisma and he wears a suit and tie, unlike Arafat, but those qualities should not be mistaken for any intention ever to sign a peace deal.
Abbas has now ruled far longer than Arafat, and the Israelis and Palestinians are no closer to peace. His refusal to meet with Rivlin and his despicable speech this week are reminders that he spurned Ehud Olmert's peace offer in 2008 and refused the efforts of President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry to bring him to the peace table. So my views have not changed since 2009: Abbas will never sign a peace agreement. Life in the West Bank can be made better, Israel and the Palestinian Authority can move toward improved relations, terrorism can be fought, Palestinian autonomy can be negotiated, but there will be no peace negotiated by Mahmoud Abbas. The sooner Western governments come to grips with this fact, the sooner pragmatic approaches to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can advance.]]>
First, "A Bahraini court ordered the suspension of all activities by al-Wefaq, the island-nation's largest opposition party. The Justice and Islamic Affairs Ministry, which asked the court to issue the order, said al-Wefaq's shuttering was needed to "safeguard the security of the kingdom…."
Second, "Bahraini authorities arrested prominent activist Nabeel Rajab at his home during the early hours of the morning of Monday, June 13. Rajab is the President of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights and the Founder of the Gulf Center for Human Rights, and he has reportedly been charged with 'spreading false news.'"
Third, "Human rights activist Zainab al-Khawaja was forced to flee Bahrain after her recent release from prison, saying that the government told the Danish embassy that if she did not leave the country she would be rearrested and separated from her son indefinitely."
Fourth, "Bahrain refused to allow a delegation of human rights activists from attending the 32nd session of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) on Monday. The five activists were given travel bans, the largest number of people Bahrain has placed under a travel ban at a single time, and prevented from traveling by passport officers at the Bahrain International Airport."
Those are the developments in one week! It is in that context that UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid bin Ra'ad al-Hussein criticized Bahrain and noted that "Repression will not eliminate people's grievances; it will increase them." Even Ban ki-Moon criticized these developments, a rare occurrence for a UN Secretary-General. Samantha Power tweeted that this was all "serious backsliding" on human rights, which is true, although it does not appear to affect U.S.-Bahraini relations in any visible way. The Brits are worse: in January the Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, said that Bahrain "is a country which is travelling in the right direction. It is making significant reform."
That was nonsense in January and is even greater nonsense today. And it is dangerous, because the royal family is loading a powder keg. Grievances will grow, as Prince Zeid said, and so will violence, and repression, and more violence. And it is all a wonderful opportunity for Iran to continue and increase its subversion, preying on the real grievances the Bahraini Shia majority face.
What is U.S. policy? To speak softly and carry no stick. To tweet about the problem, but not to act. So the danger grows.]]>
Here's how The New York Times's story begins:
More than 50 State Department diplomats have signed an internal memo sharply critical of the Obama administration's policy in Syria, urging the United States to carry out military strikes against the government of President Bashar al-Assad to stop its persistent violations of a cease-fire in the country's five-year-old civil war.
The memo, a draft of which was provided to The New York Times by a State Department official, says American policy has been "overwhelmed" by the unrelenting violence in Syria. It calls for "a judicious use of stand-off and air weapons, which would undergird and drive a more focused and hard-nosed U.S.-led diplomatic process."
Such dissent channel memos are very rare and almost always written by one man or woman. I cannot recall one being signed by dozens of diplomats. But then again, it is hard to recall a policy as dangerous and inhumane as Obama policy in Syria.
Diplomats rarely do this sort of thing–official, written dissents–because it is not generally good for their careers. A cynic might note that in this case, the Obama administration has only six months to go, and the policies being proposed are not far from those supported by Hillary Clinton.
But I would not be so cynical. I think this memo reflects anguish and disgust by dozens of career diplomats (and I will bet every single one of them voted for him), and I wish the President were sufficiently open-minded and humble to ask himself how we got to this place. He is not, but this is nevertheless a moment worth reflection. There are eight million refugees and displaced persons and perhaps 400,000 dead in Syria, a reassertion of Russian power, and a deep presence by Hezbollah and Iran. Those are the fruits of Obama policy–a policy that in 2012 Secretary of State Clinton, Secretary of Defense Panetta, CIA Director Petraeus, and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs rejected when they recommended that the United States support the rebels. But Obama rejected all that advice.
Career diplomats in the State Department, in my experience, do not run around calling for bombing campaigns very often. Unsurprisingly, they usually call for diplomacy–but at least in this case are able to see that diplomacy unsupported by strength is foolishness, mere words, not a policy but a substitute for policy. They have manned the desks handling Mr. Kerry's Syria negotiations in Geneva, and been embarrassed by the effort.
My guess is that most signatories to this dissent channel message have no illusions about its results: they do not expect Obama to change his mind or to take their advice. What they are doing, I think, is an act of conscience: they are saying they do not wish to be held responsible for this policy any longer. They are saying the policy is unconscionable and they wish to be on record as opposing it. What an achievement for Obama foreign policy.]]>
Rawabi is a marvel in many ways. I visited there in January, toured around a bit, and spoke with the founder, Bashar al-Masri. Rawabi is about 5 miles from Ramallah, and will eventually house 25,000 residents. (Its web site is here.) Construction has been slowed by grudging cooperation from Israel, and even today Rawabi has not been permitted to construct an adequate access road and to connect to sufficient water supplies. But the project is an extraordinary achievement, well designed for living and shopping, with common spaces such as a beautiful open air amphitheater.
The AP story states that Rawabi isn't just about real estate but is part of the statehood dream, and here I disagree. The "statehood dream" is in the hands of the PLO and the Palestinian Authority, which are both far too incompetent and corrupt to have built Rawabi. It is successful in large part because it is a private sector project that has as little as possible to do with Palestinian politics. Rawabi is in my view more about Palestinians' desires for a normal life, in a new city where they can live well despite the political problems that surround them.
Rawabi's own web site says it well:
Rawabi, is a new community for Palestinian families that will provide opportunities for affordable home ownership, employment, education, leisure and an attractive environment in which to live, work and grow…..The City Center offers a retail business district with hotels, cinemas and a convention center, all supported by the latest smart technologies and a high-speed fiber-optic network. Rawabi also features education and medical facilities, houses of worship, public green spaces and recreation facilities – creating new Palestinian economic and cultural destination.
As the largest private sector undertaking in Palestinian history, Rawabi will expand the local economy's linkages to the global knowledge economy. It will introduce new technologies to the Palestinian construction sector and encourage international firms, particularly in the high-tech, health care and renewable energy sectors to take up a key role in bolstering current economic activities. Through attracting investors and technology suppliers; Rawabi plans to generate more than 5,000 permanent jobs, creating quality of life and making a long-term, sustainable contribution to national prosperity.
Bayti Real Estate Investment Company, the developer of Rawabi, is jointly owned by Qatari Diar and Massar International. It was established to jumpstart the development of the Palestinian real estate sector with a mission to create affordable, accessible, family- friendly communities and create several thousand direct and indirect employment opportunities for Palestinians, providing multi-level stimulus to the national economy….
Notice: no politics here, and one wonders why the AP felt it necessary to insert it.
Rawabi is a wonderful and impressive achievement, which Israelis should be applauding rather than intermittently slowing and obstructing. (Some of the obstructions come from residents of nearby Israeli settlements, whose objections are presumably ideological: they want more Israeli towns built near them, not more Palestinian towns.) The message to Palestinians, I would think, is that life in the West Bank can be greatly improved by Palestinians; Rawabi is certainly a rejection of the theology of victimization that makes Palestinians into helpless objects of Israeli action. Rawabi demonstrates that despite the failures of Palestinian politics, Palestinians can be actors, and agents of positive change.]]>
There are some ideas in this "strategy" for what is now called CVE, but at bottom it is hopeless. If this is really the United States's strategy, we are in even bigger trouble than we thought.
Here's just one fact that will show you why: The word 'Islam' does not once appear in the US government's CVE document. Neither does 'Islamism', 'Islamist', 'radical-Islam', 'radical-Islamist' or any other such formulation.
That phrase comes from the assessment of the Henry Jackson Society in London, an NGO named after the late Senator Henry M. Jackson (for whom I had the honor to work in the 1970s). Here is their full text:
The US government has released a new CVE (Countering Violent Extremism) strategy consisting of a 12-page document, with a foreword by Secretary of State John Kerry. Although the release has been little commented upon either in the US or the UK, both countries should take an urgent interest in the document.
Firstly because the whole framing of the strategy is an import from the UK. It was the UK government that first came up with the presentation of its counter-extremism strategy as 'countering violent extremism'. Many UK government experts extolled the virtues of the British strategy to the US. In fact through this process Britain has exported some of our worst habits to America.
For the glaring problem with the strategy is that it lacks any apparent desire to deal with the problem, or even to identify it. The new strategy is a follow-on document from last year's White House convened conference on the same subject. The resulting document, like the conference, is notable for its attempt to avoid pin-pointing the problem. For although there are multiple domestic and foreign security threats to the US as there are to the UK, there is no point in setting up strategies to counter them unless you are willing to say which ones you are talking about.
The language of CVE has become, in the US far more than the UK, a way to avoid talking about Islamist extremism. The word 'Islam' does not once appear in the US government's CVE document. Neither does 'Islamism', 'Islamist', 'radical-Islam', 'radical-Islamist' or any other such formulation. Doubtless as Homeland Security Chief Jeh Johnson has claimed in the past, all this is a very clever attempt to ensure that people do not think you are talking about anything connected to the religion of Islam. But we are. Radical Islamist movements are our primary domestic and foreign security threat, whether we name it or not. The British government, to give it credit, moved away from a reluctance to remotely identify this in the early years of CVE, to an awareness that such denial was not just futile but counter-productive.
There is every reason to be careful in the use and choice of language, to ensure that the general public (who are in case unlikely to read any CVE document) do not get the idea that all Muslims are to be blamed, or anything like it. But what the Obama administration seems unaware of is just how counter-productive this piece of wordplay is. Because unless they follow the UK government in being willing to identify the specific ideological nature of this problem a terrible backlash awaits us all. It is only [due to] the perception that government is deliberately trying to avoid identifying the facts that everyone else can see with their own eyes, that people risk turning to other extremes. The general public in America would not be wrong in feeling that obvious truths are being kept from them. Although one can blame them, one should not be surprised, when they resist such trends by forming harder views of their own.
Think about three of those sentences yet again: "The language of CVE has become, in the US far more than the UK, a way to avoid talking about Islamist extremism….It is only [due to] the perception that government is deliberately trying to avoid identifying the facts that everyone else can see with their own eyes, that people risk turning to other extremes. The general public in America would not be wrong in feeling that obvious truths are being kept from them."
When we seek to understand why voters in Europe and the United States listen to demagogues and even "form harder views of their own," we should remember this. When governments put out documents like this one, they are helping feed demagogy and they are harming the effort to formulate effective and sensible efforts against extremism.]]>
Here are some typical headlines: The Wall Street Journal said "Moderates Win Key Iran Election Races; Results indicate repudiation to hard-line opponents of landmark nuclear deal." NPR said "Moderates Win A Majority Of Seats In Iran's Clerical Assembly," adding that "Iran's moderates have dealt another blow to the country's hard-liners." Fox News said "Iranian reformists and relative moderates who support last year's nuclear deal won the most seats in parliament and a clerical body charged with selecting the next supreme leader in a major setback for hard-liners."
Some analysts disagreed, as I noted in this blog post. In fact, the idea of a "moderate" victory was a fiction, and now we have even more proof. Here is Reuters:
A powerful anti-Western cleric was chosen on Tuesday as the head of Iran's new Assembly of Experts, in a sign that hardliners are still in firm control of the body in charge of choosing the next supreme leader. Ahmad Jannati, 90, is a an outspoken critic of President Hassan Rouhani and his attempts to end Iran's global isolation by normalizing ties with the West….
Jannati is also the chairman of the Guardian Council, a hardline vetting body that disqualified the majority of prominent reformist and many moderate candidates from running in the February elections.
Even by the standards of Iran's clerical establishment, Jannati stands out for his virulently anti-Western opinions, once accusing the West of having created al Qaeda and describing U.S. forces in Iraq as "bloodthirsty wolves".
An apparently surprised BBC said this:
Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati, 90, was one of the few hardliners to secure re-election to the assembly in February.
Reformists and moderates asked their supporters to vote tactically to stop most of them retaining their seats.
But Ayatollah Jannati's election is a signal that hardliners are still in control of the assembly.
Quite so. In other words, the notion that "moderates" had won a great victory in February has now been even more conclusively disproved. The "Assembly of Experts" where hardliners supposedly were defeated has now elected just about the hardest-liner of them all as its head.
Just who is Jannati? Here's what TIME Magazine had to say about him a few years ago, when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was Iran's hardliner president:
While much of the senior clergy is skeptical of Ahmadinejad, 83-year-old Jannati is the President's key ideological and spiritual ally. Viewed as the most radical of Iran's senior clerics, he heads the 12-member Guardian Council that oversees elections. The Council has been asked by Ayatullah Khamenei to review opposition complaints over the election. Virulently opposed to Israel and the U.S., Jannati has repeatedly used his authority in the Guardian Council to disqualify Iranian reformists seeking the presidency or a seat in parliament, arguing that the "first and foremost" requirement for any candidate for elected office in Iran is unwavering fealty to the absolute rule of the Supreme Leader. Jannati is also the founder of a religious school in Qom that emphasizes belief in the Mehdi, or Hidden Imam, who tradition says will reappear amid global chaos to spread Islam throughout the world. Others among the senior clergy are leery of promoting such millenarian beliefs.
Add it all up. The nuclear deal did not bring any moderation whatsoever to Iran's internal or external conduct. The notion that "moderates" won the February elections is a fantasy. And the "Assembly of Experts" just chose the "most radical of Iran's senior clerics" to lead it and lead the choice of the next Supreme Leader.
Let's hear no more nonsense about "moderation" in Iran.]]>
The article is the monthly essay at the web site Mosaic, and can be found here. There are very interesting responses as well from several distinguished commentators: Profs. Jack Wertheimer, Martin Kramer, and Daniel Gordis.
Here is how the essay begins:
Everyone knows that American Jews and Israel are drifting apart—and everyone is confident of the reasons why. Israel, it is said, has become increasingly nationalistic and right-wing; "the occupation" violates liberal values; and the American Jewish "establishment," with its old familiar defense organizations and their old familiar apologetics, has lost touch with young American Jews who are put off by outdated Zionist slogans and hoary appeals for communal solidarity. In brief, the fundamental problem resides in the nature of the Israeli polity and the policies of the Israeli government, which together account for the growing misfit between Israelis and their American Jewish cousins.
This, at least, is the new conventional wisdom. It is wrong—but the precise ways in which it is wrong, and by means of which it mistakes and overlooks deeper realities, are worth examining.
And here is the final paragraph:
Perhaps the Israeli and American Jewish communities will drift farther apart, and perhaps the level of criticism will rise. Work should be done, by all means, to prevent or minimize such trends. But the problems with which we are dealing won't be solved by casting blame on Israelis or their politics. The problems begin at home, and so do the solutions.
The essay examines in particular the role of intermarriage in changing the nature of the American Jewish community and its relationship with Israel–something the three comments also take up.
There is a further discussion of all these issues in a podcast in which the executive director of the Tikvah Fund, Eric Cohen, interviews me. It can be found at the web site of the Tikvah Fund here. As Tikvah explains it,
Abrams examines the conventional wisdom that American Jews are becoming less attached to, less interested in, and even more antagonistic toward the Jewish State. If so, he and Cohen ask, do we understand why, and are we willing to confront the real reasons? What are the new fault lines within American Jewry itself, and what does this mean for the America-Israel relationship more broadly? What does all this mean for Israel, given the tremendous threats it faces in a radicalizing Middle East, and in a political world in which new forms of anti-Judaism and anti-Zionism seem to be on the rise?
If these are subjects of interest, I urge you to take a look or a listen.]]>
Cuba and the United States aim to reach new agreements on cooperation in law enforcement, health and agriculture over the coming months, a senior Cuban official said on Monday, as part of the former Cold War foes' drive to normalize ties….
A bilateral commission met on Monday in Havana to establish a roadmap for talks over the rest of this year, which would include more high-ranking official visits, said Josefina Vidal, head of the Cuban delegation….
"The United States looks forward to holding these meetings in the near future," the [United States] embassy said. "Tomorrow (we) will discuss specific steps related to bilateral security during the law enforcement dialogue."
How do you have a law enforcement dialogue with a regime that is giving sanctuary to, and protecting, American fugitives who include murderers?
The most famous case is that of Joanne Chesimard, but she is not alone. Here is what NBC reported in March:
White House officials would not tell NBC News whether President Obama will raise the issue of 70 fugitives from U.S. justice — including convicted cop-killer JoAnne Chesimard — who are hiding in Cuba when he meets Cuban leaders during his visit to the island.
A White House official did say, however, that the "United States continued to seek the return from Cuba of fugitives from U.S. justice and has repeatedly raised those cases with the Cuban government."
Chesimard, who fled to Cuba in 1984 after escaping from a New Jersey prison in 1979, was convicted of the 1973 execution-style murder of New Jersey State Trooper Werner Foerster. She is on the FBI's Most Wanted International Terrorists list, and is the most notorious of a group of criminals and violent radicals who have sought refuge in Cuba since Fidel Castro took power.
If the "law enforcement dialogue" is aimed at getting back such fugitives, we can only hope it succeeds. If it does not have that objective, it is another in a series of give-aways and disgraces that have marked recent U.S. policy toward Cuba.]]>
So how does the Nicaraguan government react? By spending $80 million to buy 50 Russian T-72 tanks.
Why? To ward off foreign enemies? Not even the Nicaraguan government, led by Sandinista Daniel Ortega, makes that ludicrous argument. The argument it does make is that Nicaragua faces drug trafficking and crime. Tanks are not the usual weapon police forces use to reduce the homicide rate or fight drug traffickers.
What we are seeing instead is a government preparing to put down any internal challenges. Here's part of the story in the San Jose, Costa Rica newspaper The Tico Times:
Carlos Cascante, director of the National University's International Relations Department, said that the tanks are part of President Daniel Ortega's plan to strengthen the army as a political force inside Nicaragua…. University of Costa Rica political scientist Carlos Zamora agreed that the tanks were part of a domestic agenda….the government may be trying to bolster its ability to respond to a potentially violent protest. During a news conference Wednesday, President Luis Guillermo Solís [of Costa Rica] said the tanks were "unnecessary" and that there was no justification for such an investment in Central America.
"More than a concern or a threat, it constitutes a feeling of sadness because these are people who still lack much in terms of human development," he said. Solís added that Costa Rica is a major destination for migrants fleeing the country's poverty.
Why might Nicaraguans turn to demonstrations and protests against their government? Here's USAID again:
The international community viewed the 2008 municipal elections, the 2011 Presidential elections, and more recently the 2012 municipal elections as flawed, which in part led to half of all bilateral donors to depart or reduce the scope or scale of their programs.
In other words, the Ortega regime is stealing elections so it can stay in power, and is preparing to put down protests with Russian tanks.
In its 2016 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report on Nicaragua, the State Department said "Nicaragua remains a primary transit route for drug trafficking." The Report's conclusion was this:
In 2015, Nicaragua in cooperation with the United States and others worked to combat drug trafficking through joint interdiction operations, capacity building of law enforcement and the military, and drug demand reduction programs.
The Government of Nicaragua must increase efforts to combat organized crime within the vulnerable Caribbean coast regions of Nicaragua, which remain the primary routes for international drug trafficking. In addition, an increased focus on drug prevention programs and rehabilitation facilities, institutional corruption, and judicial independence is recommended to complement interdiction efforts.
But the Government of Nicaragua isn't doing any of this. It is stealing elections, not building judicial independence. It is using $80 million–more than its entire 2015 military budget–to buy tanks to use against protesters, instead of buying fast boats or helicopters that might be useful against drug traffickers.
Congressional appropriators should take another look at U.S. aid programs of all sorts to Nicaragua. The regime there is interested in holding on to power at any cost, and is not our partner in building democracy or fighting drug trafficking.
Mr. Kerry, traveling in Europe, was urging European firms to do business with Iran in the aftermath of last year's nuclear deal. The story continues:
"If they don't see a good business deal, they shouldn't say, 'Oh, we can't do it because of the United States.' That's just not fair. That's not accurate," Mr. Kerry said. The secretary is here through Thursday for an anticorruption summit and diplomatic meetings. He will meet with European banking leaders to "address their concerns about conducting business with Iran" after the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, a U.S. official said. In New York last month, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif pressed Mr. Kerry and other U.S. officials to do more to reassure other countries that they could do business with Iran without penalty. "Iran has a right to the benefits of the agreement they signed up to and if people, by confusion or misinterpretation or in some cases disinformation, are being misled, it's appropriate for us to try to clarify that…."
Iran is the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. It continues to rally its population with shouts of "Death to America." It supports Hezbollah, a murderous terrorist group with the blood of hundreds of Americans on its hands. It has a nuclear weapons program that has been delayed, one hopes, by the nuclear deal–but continues its ballistic missile program, whose only logical purpose is to deliver nuclear weapons. It is an enemy of American allies such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Israel.
Why, then, is our Secretary of State trying to assist its economy? The so-called "spirit" of the nuclear agreement? There is no such thing, or Iran would not have captured and abused American sailors in the Gulf in January. Iran's "rights" to benefits from the agreement? That is nonsense. Iran has the "right" to an end to nuclear sanctions, but has no "right" to additional business. There are many reasons companies may hold back, ranging from American terrorism and human rights sanctions, to uncertainty about future American policy, to fear that entities in Iran with which they may undertake business are also involved in illegal or terrorist activities. Moreover, Iran is not a democracy with a reliable legal system, but a dictatorship run by the ayatollahs and the Revolutionary Guard where legal rights cannot possibly be guaranteed. There is simply no defensible reason for an American official, much less our top diplomat, to concern himself with how much investment and profit Iran can eke out of the nuclear deal. The effort to do so betrays America's real interests in the Middle East, which are challenged by a richer and better resourced Iran.
One can only hope that business men and women realize that Kerry's speeches notwithstanding, they face considerable business risks when going into Iran. Quoting his speeches won't help them when they face unfair treatment in an Iranian tribunal, or when the U.S. Treasury prosecutes then in future years for dealing with entities engaged in illegal acts. In any event, talking up business with Iran is no part of Mr. Kerry's brief.]]>


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Longtime Hood River resident Jean Harmon won this year's Harvest Quilt, organized by the Friends of ETC and benefiting the Soroptimists.
Harmon, who helped sell tickets, received the quilt after her name was drawn Harvest Fest weekend.
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Elaine Kirby put the quilt together, and Janine Scott did the machine quilting.
Tickets were sold between June and October at every venue possible, said Harmon, including First Friday and the Fourth of July events.
The Soroptimists will use the $3,000 raised to grant two $1,500 Women's Opportunity Awards. Women chosen are heads of household trying to improve their situation.
ETC already has next year's fabrics available for those wanting to get a head start on creating blocks, said Harmon.
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MIT Enterprise Forum of NYC presents this panel discussion on the new world of mobile content. What are some of the app store mechanics and tricks? What is the role of the platform? And how do you find users? In a market that`s already crowded, how do you break through the noise and go viral? Those are some of the questions that will be tackled by the panel. Speakers include Rahul Bafna, senior director of product management and mobile advertising for Flurry, Soraya Darabi, co-founder of Foodspotting, and Nihal Mehta, CEO of LocalResponse. Register here.


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