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The evolving battle between airlines and GDSs has taken a new turn, with the Department of Transportation (DOT) getting closer to deciding on a proposal that would mandate airlines serving the U.S. to distribute ancillary content through GDSs. Airline groups in opposition to the idea stepped up their lobbying efforts over the past two weeks, most recently making a direct appeal to Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, urging him not to move forward. At issue is a DOT project called "Enhancing Airline Passenger Protections III," a follow-up to recently completed DOT rulemakings that imposed the tarmac-delay rule on airlines and adopted new standards for airline advertising and the disclosure of ancillary fees. An unresolved question from those proceedings was whether the DOT should require airlines to make all their ancillary services available in GDSs, as well. According to a DOT schedule of work-in-progress, the proposal is one of several possible new consumer rules that could be ready to be issued as a formal proposal with a request for industry comments in August. According to both sides, the DOT has over the last month reached out to a number of entities looking at the cost and benefits. Groups in favor of that section of the rulemaking include ASTA, the Interactive Travel Services Association (ITSA) and other GDS and travel agency trade associations. But they are faced with a possible negative outcome of the rule's passage: the Enhancing Airline Passenger Protections proposal also includes provisions that would require agents to adopt "minimum customer service standards" and disclose the source of any of their incentive commission payments as well as make other disclosures about any biases in their GDSs. Paul Ruden, ASTA's senior vice president of legal and industry affairs, said that ASTA believes those issues are being considered because the DOT imposed explicit customer service standards on airlines in its last two consumer protection rulemakings. "The imposition of these requirements was responsive to a documented and long-standing series of issues involving non-performance or substandard performance of consumer protection obligations by the airline industry," Ruden said. "No such record of problems exists with respect to travel agents." Ruden said that the DOT's Air Travel Consumer Report shows that in 2011 there were 166 complaints lodged with the DOT regarding travel agents, and only six were related to traditional agents, representing 0.0000042% of agent air sales transactions in 2011. "The remaining 160 complaints were spread among six of the largest online agencies, also a miniscule fraction of the total volume of air business sold by those agencies," he added. "There is, therefore, no need for DOT to adopt rules with customer service standards applicable to travel agencies." Ruden said that if this element of the rulemaking is proposed, ASTA will fight it during the public comment period. However, ASTA has remained committed to the idea of requiring airlines to include ancillary services in GDSs, an idea that airlines have consistently opposed. Nine airline associations from around the world voiced their opposition to the ancillary issue in a letter to LaHood on April 19 that was posted on the website of Airlines for America (A4A), formerly the Air Transport Association. The coalition of associations, including IATA and the Association of European Airlines, asserted that such a mandate would result in "significant consumer overcharges." "GDS suppliers can be up to 80% more expensive than other equally transparent distribution channels," the letter said. "The proposed DOT mandate will invariably lead to a reduction in competition and technology innovation, while increasing the price of tickets for the end-user consumer." The letter further contended that the carriers' "shared commitment to transparency cannot justify a government mandate that airlines contract with GDSs to distribute all airline content and services via that channel." ASTA, ITSA and the Business Travel Coalition blasted the airline coalition for alleging that the rulemaking would apply to all ancillary fees and to all GDSs. Joe Rubin, president of ITSA, said the ancillary content it would like to see airlines offer through GDSs are "core ancillaries" such as seating and baggage fees. Furthermore, Rubin said, the rule would apply only to GDSs that airlines already distribute tickets through, not all GDSs. Sharon Pinkerton, senior vice president of legislative and regulatory policy for A4A, said there was nothing in the DOT's description that limited what ancillaries would be included or which GDS they would be included in. "What we are talking about is what is potentially on the table in DOT's rulemaking," she said. "We are not responding to ITSA, we are responding to the DOT. ... DOT said it is examining whether to require the display and/or sale of all ancillary fees through all sales channels. It doesn't limit it in any way." The DOT said it could not comment on the individual proposals of the rulemaking while it is being considered. A department spokesman said it had received A4A's letter and would reply to it shortly. ITSA and ASTA contend it is necessary for airline ancillary content to appear in GDS displays so that consumers can comparison shop. "Consumers should be able to see and compare the all-in cost of the tickets and purchase ancillary [services] at the time they purchase the ticket," Rubin said. As it now stands, he added, consumers have to go to each airline website to see what baggage fees and seat fees cost, items that ITSA considers core. Noncore ancillary items they do not think need to be in the GDS include onboard Internet access or meals, for example. ASTA's Ruden said that one of the consequences of consumers not being able to comparison shop for ancillaries is that those fees are "higher than they should be" and lead consumers to make "bad decisions about the total cost of travel." "At some point people give up trying to go from website to website," Ruden said. "That's the antithesis of the way air travel has been sold for decades. Consumers are accustomed to the ability to say to the computer or the travel agent, tell me how it all adds up. They won't have that ability if they are forced to go from website to website hunting for this and manually trying to pull it all together. "We believe withholding it is an unfair and deceptive practice under the Federal Aviation Act. It's not reregulation." Pinkerton said there is a significant cost to making airlines give ancillary content to the GDSs, one that eventually gets passed on to consumers. She would not say exactly what it would be but said that in technology and distribution fees, it would cost airlines "in the billions" to comply with such a ruling, on top of the $7 billion they already pay to the GDS community (based on 2011 figures). "The way our relationship with GDSs works is we pay them when they sell," Pinkerton said. "We're happy to have them sell because they reach a lot of people, and that is good for business. ... But there is a transaction cost involved in that." Both sides think that after a year, the DOT is very close to proposing a rulemaking on the issue. "This should have been done awhile ago," Rubin said. "The DOT took some steps to make airline pricing more transparent, but we don't think it's gone far enough, and we don't think DOT thinks it has gone far enough. Now is the time, and the consumers are clamoring for further transparency." Naturally, the airlines disagree. Pinkerton noted that this was the third "Enhancing Airline Passenger Protections" proposal. "One of the arguments that we made with DOT is that we think rules No. 1 and No. 2 have sufficiently covered the issue," she said, adding that Rule No. 2 "did have disclosure requirements, so if there is anybody not disclosing fees the department has the ability to enforce it." Beyond that, airline industry advocates have suggested that this hints of reregulation. Helane Becker, an airlines analyst with Dahlman Rose & Co., said that Congress and the DOT "have certainly been aggressive in meddling in the industry." An American spokesman said that "airlines and agencies should be allowed to find the best distribution technology to meet their needs. "In some cases that may involve a GDS, but in many cases it will not," he said. "We would be supportive of a [DOT] rulemaking that would preserve airline-agency technology choices by not mandating the use of GDSs." Pinkerton added that A4A's message to the DOT is that airlines are "fine with requiring transparency and display of all fees, but don't put your thumb on the scale in this negotiation between GDS and airlines."
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First Publication | 1634* - Venice: Alessandro Vincenti |
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This Friday, mobilizations were witnessed in a number of Arab capitals. In Tunisia, police dispersed demonstrators gathered in front of the government square in al-Kasbah by force, preventing them from pitching protest tents. The police used tear gas, which spread across the site and reached the prayer hall at the mosque near the square. Tunisian activists called for today's protest online. They choose the square, which is near the government headquarters, in protest of what they consider a deviation of the revolution's path. They demanded the dismissal of the interior and justice ministers, the judiciary's full independence, and the prosecution of those responsible for the killing of protestors during the revolution. In Egypt, thousands of people gathered in Cairo's Tahrir or Liberation Square for the "Friday of Final Warning." They demanded that the authorities hasten the transfer of former President Hosni Mubarak to Tora hospital and assign a court to prosecute the killers of the revolutionaries. They demanded that members of the court be independent from the former judiciary and for the former president to be the court's first defendant. The political forces that participated in the protest confirmed that some of the most important demands include the dismissal of the current government and the formation of a national salvation government of technocrats. To review this Friday's mobilizations, we go to our correspondents. From Cairo's Tahrir Square, we are joined by al-Jazeera bureau chief Abdel Fatah Fayyed and from Tunisia, we are joined by our correspondent Mohammad al-Baqali. Abdel Fatah, tell us the details of this Friday in Tahrir Square.
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Yes, activists named today's protest the "Friday of Final Warning." Some of the forces that have been holding a sit-in for almost one week in Tahrir Square are referring to this demonstration as the Friday of attaining the demands. The sit-in and protests have lasted for almost one week. Their aim is to attain the demands they believe the government has been either slow in meeting or has simply failed to meet, especially in relation to the killers of the revolutionaries and the prosecution of the former regime's figureheads. In addition, marches were launched from a number of provinces, including a march in the city of Alexandria toward the directorate. Protestors removed the directorate's flag and replaced it with the Egyptian flag, in objection to the new head of the directorate. Also here in Tahrir Square, they are chanting in favor of replacing the general prosecutor, purifying the judiciary, and for justice. In addition, they have social demands that include setting a minimum wage.
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Thank you Abdel Fatah, we now go to Mohammad al-Baqali in Tunisia. Mohammad, is it fair to say Tunisia's protest today was thwarted even before it began?
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Yes, in reality, we can say the police managed to thwart the demonstration today. It is clear that the government decided that no more protests would be held in al-Kasbah square. It was clear for two reasons. First, the extreme readiness of security forces; police deployed to the area had reinforcement and protestors were prevented from reaching al-Kasbah. Police heavily and freely used tear gas in order to disperse the demonstrators. Until now, some confrontations between protestors and police are still taking place on some side streets. The police are now trying to get demonstrators out of al-Kasbah mosque by using tear gas. The second indicator of the government's decision not to allow the al-Kasbah protest was the prime minister's speech two days ago. He said secret forces are behind these mobilizations. Of course, when he talks about a conspiracy, it's obvious they will deal with a protest as a security issue. The youth of the revolution are promising to return once again; they say they will continue their protests. However, it seems a political decision was made not to allow the youth's return to al-Kasbah.
Syria marks 'freedom for prisoners' day [New TV, Lebanon]
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Syrians held demonstrations in a number of cities on the "Friday of Freedom for Prisoners." Syrian TV asserted that civilians and security forces were killed and wounded by gunmen. In addition, the American ambassador in Damascus warned of the possibility of the downfall of the regime by the Syrian street.
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Just as every Friday since March 15 when anti-government protests began in Syria, this Friday was given its own name. It was called the "Friday of Freedom for Prisoners" in order to honor political prisoners. The opposition's websites confirm they are still detained in Syrian prisons. This is yet another Friday during which people are killed and injured, among both civilians and security forces, especially in the neighborhoods of al-Qaboun and Rukn al-Din in Damascus. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said two people were killed and dozens were injured by gunfire, while the Syrian television announced that one civilian and two security forces were wounded by the gunfire of armed men. According to the opposition's websites, almost 150,000 people protested in Hama, while Syrian TV said the city witnessed a limited gathering during which the participants demanded authorities combat corruption, adding that the rally ended without witnessing any security issues. Syrian state media SANA said civilians were killed by gunmen in Idlib. It said two members of the security forces were wounded by gunmen in Jobar and one policeman was killed. In addition, it stated that eight policemen were injured by gunmen in al-Khalidiya in Homs, where a number of neighborhoods witnessed protests. According to the Syrian Observatory and as shown in images posted on the opposition's websites, protests swept across a number of cities, especially in Deir ez-Zour, where hundreds of thousands of people took to the street. Demonstrations also took place in Daraa, and according to the Human Rights Association of Syria they led to casualties. Dozens protested in Amouda in al-Hasakah province, while thousands gathered in Ein al-Arab of Aleppo. Dozens also rallied in Zabadani, Latakia and a number of neighborhoods in Damascus such as al-Barza and Midan after Friday prayers. Meanwhile, the American ambassador in Damascus, Robert Ford, who had visited Hama, warned that the street may topple the regime if it does not begin to reform immediately. He said he did not see any tangible sign on the ground that indicates that the Syrian government is ready to begin the reforms demanded by the protesters anytime soon. He called on President Bashar al-Assad to make the difficult decision, believing that Damascus should begin a real transitional period instead of settling for words and promises. In an interview with Foreign Policy magazine, Ford confirmed that he would not stop touring various parts of the country to meet with Syrians. This came as a response to the strong criticism he received from the Syrian regime after his visit to Hama. A movement that calls itself the Free Officers of Syria Movement announced through its official spokesman Hussein Harmush, a colonel who defected, that the movement decided to form its own leadership and demanded the Syrian army to determine its position on the regime.
Jordanian police attack protestors demanding reforms [BBC Arabic, UK]
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Violent confrontations erupted between Jordanian security forces and protestors during a demonstration today. The protest was organized by popular and youth movements which named themselves the July 15th Parties in al-Nakheel Ras al-Ein Square in central Amman, the Jordanian capital. Jordanian police used batons to disperse hundreds of protestors who chanted "the people want to reform the regime" when they tried to organize a march. The Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing the Islamic Action Front party announced demonstrations today in all 12 provinces of the kingdom, demanding the dismantling of parliament and the dismissal of the government.
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They took control and assaulted journalists; this is absolutely unacceptable. We will march with the required legal procedures against the attacks on journalists, each one of them.
Presenter, Female #1
Joining us is our BBC correspondent in the Jordanian capital Amman, Nasir al-Shadid, to brief us on the newest update on the developments there. Nasir, how is the atmosphere now in the capital after this tense day?
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Now the demonstrators have withdrawn from al-Nakheel Square after saying there will be another rally in front of the prime minister's headquarters. They do not want any more clashes, especially after the security forces showed their power and tried to frighten the protestors. The forces had tear-gas in their hands. Therefore the protestors decided to withdraw from the place in fear that there may be more clashes after what already took place after Friday prayers in front of al-Nakheel Square.
Presenter, Female #1
So now, are there intentions for other actions to take place, or has there been any announcement of intentions for other moves by this youth movement group, called the July 15th Parties?
Reporter, Male #1
Well, every Friday there are efforts by political and popular groups and parties. Tomorrow there will be a sit-in in front of the prime minister's headquarters, called for by the July 15th Parties. What happened today enraged journalists from this organization, as well as independent media organizations, such as the Center for Defending Freedom of Journalists. They said they would file lawsuits against the public security directorate. They said that the directorate used force against these protestors. A short moment ago, I talked to a member of the Journalists' Union. He told me that the Press Association Council will hold a meeting tomorrow morning to discuss what to do about what happened, especially since there was an agreement between the security directorate and journalists that they will not be subject to assaults by the security. They were wearing special vests marked "Press" in Arabic and English. But what happened is that more than 15 journalists were injured, and some of them are now hospitalized.
Bahraini poet becomes symbol of resistance [Press TV, Iran]
A young Bahraini poet has just been released from jail but soon put under house arrest, and says she has been tortured. Ayat al-Ghermezi was detained on March 30 for reciting in public a poem critical of the regime. Twenty year-old al-Ghermezi al, who has become a symbol of defiance against dictatorial rule, speaks of her ordeal in jail. Al-Ghermezi's comment come in the backdrop of reports by human rights groups suggesting the Saudi-backed crackdown on protestors in Bahrain continues despite a so-called national dialogue.
Yemen Tribal leader urges unity among political parties [Press TV, Iran]
Yemeni anti-regime protestors keep pouring onto the streets to vent their anger over what they call foreign interference in the country's affairs. The demonstrators have rallied in the capital Saana and other cities, including other cities such as Taiz, Aden, and Saada. They also demanded the trial of embattled Ali Abdullah Saleh along with his regime officials. Yemen's tribal chief has urged all Yemenis and all political parties to unite. He has called on the Republican Guard and essential security members to join the revolution. His remarks come as at least ten people including four civilians have been killed and nearly 40 injured in continuing clashes between tribesmen and pro-regime forces in Taiz.
World powers hold Libya talks as Tripoli rallies for Gaddafi [Al-Alam, Iran]
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Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said that the International Contact Group on Libya will recognize the National Transitional Council as the representative of the Libyan people. During the Contact Group's meeting in Istanbul, Frattini told reporters that the international recognition for the Council leaves no choice for the Libyan president but to step down. He added that the UN secretary-general's special envoy to Tripoli Abdul Elah al-Khatib will lay down conditions including a ceasefire for Gaddafi to step down in the framework of the political offer. He indicated that the negotiation team will determine whether Gaddafi would be allowed to stay in Libya or leave the country.
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Five months after protests broke out in Libya and four months since the foreign intervention began, there is still no sign of any breakthrough in the situation. Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi's supporters took to the streets in the town of Ajalat, west of Tripoli, in a massive demonstration, the largest of its kind so far, to support Gaddafi and reject foreign interference. In response to their goodwill, Gaddafi said in an audio recording without appearing in public that he will redeem them with his life and he will fight on until the end.
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My loyal people cannot be separated from me; I will stay with the people with my rifle until my very last drop of blood. We will conquer this campaign of injustice, the campaign of colonization, the campaign of hatred, a campaign of hatred! This is a campaign of tyrannical tyranny! They imposed on us a battle inside our homes, they killed our children in our homes! They killed children, they killed women!
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Denouncing the French President Nicolas Sarkozy who is leading the battle against Libya, Gaddafi threatened NATO and the West that the end of NATO and the EU will come in this battle. Russian envoy Mikhail Margelov claimed the Libyan prime minister said the government will destroy Tripoli if the revolutionaries took control of it. The Libyan government's spokesman denied the statement. The spokesman accused the West of launching a war against his country for oil and reiterated the government's determination to defend this wealth until the last drop of blood.
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We will do everything in our power to defend our land and our oil. We will use anything and we will kill anyone who approaches our oil, be them the rebels or NATO, it doesn't matter to us. We will defend our oil until our last breath.
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In light of these threats, the opposition spoke of Gaddafi forces shelling Ajdabiya, killing one person and wounding several others. Meanwhile, the opposition forces are massing in the village of al-Qawalish, preparing to advance east towards the town of al-Gharyan, which is located on a key road to the highway leading to the capital. To strengthen their alliance, a meeting between the Western powers and Arab countries was convened in Istanbul with participation from representatives of the opposition. The meeting is the forth of its kind since the Contact Group on Libya was formed with boycotts from China and Russia, which accuse NATO of misusing the UN resolution in the war on Libya. They fear that the war is heading to a future in which Gaddafi holds onto authority and that the West's intentions are questionable.
Gaza cross-border fighting continues [IBA, Israel]
Tensions continue to flare up along the southern border today. A Palestinian fired mortar shell exploded in an open field. This following Israeli airstrikes overnight against Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip. The IDF chief of general staff convened a meeting today to discuss the heightened rocket attacks emanating from Gaza. The group agreed on steps to be taken in the event of further escalation. Six rockets were fired from the coastal enclave into the western Negev. Air force jets struck Hamas smuggling tunnels in the Gaza Strip near the Egyptian border.
US rejects Arab League support for Palestinian state [IBA, Israel]
The United States has flatly rejected a decision by the Arab League to ask the United Nations to recognize a Palestinian state along the pre-1967 lines with its capital as east Jerusalem. The Arab League announced its decision after a meeting in Doha yesterday. The US has said that such a move is counter-productive and undermines the peace process. Speaking to Chabad emissaries in Tel Aviv yesterday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted that such unilateral steps would not bring steps closer and that if Palestinians wanted a resolution to the conflict they would return to the negotiating table without preconditions.
Activists rally in Jerusalem for Palestinian state [IBA, Israel]
Some 1,500 Israelis and Palestinian activists gathered outside Jerusalem's Old City this afternoon to show their support for a Palestinian state. The group marched from the Jaffa Gate to East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah where they held a solidarity rally. Police were deployed and forced to monitor the event, which passed without incident.
Middle East analyst discusses regional developments [IBA, Israel]
Presenter, Female #1
Joining me now from our Tel Aviv studio to discuss the recent regional and political development is Middle East analyst Dr. Ra'anan Gissin. Lets talk about the Prime Minister's refusal to sign on to this measure that would authorize the probes of left-wing organizations In your opinion could this be an attempt by the prime minister to perhaps soften his rhetoric as the Quartet mulls over this PA UN bid and other ways to restart negotiations.
Guest, Male #1 (Dr. Ra'anan Gissin, Middle East analyst)
There is no doubt that there is a slippery slope here. There are things that should not be legislated and should be handled by the political game in a democracy. I think this is one of them. There are so many things at stake here and it is so easy to slip into practices that could undermine democracy that it is better to give this to the public to decide.


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Traverse City Events: A Sneak peek at a few of the comedians winging their their way to the Traverse City Winter Comedy Arts Festival, February 14-17, 2013, was offered today by founders Michael Moore and Jeff Garlin. Robert Wuhl, Susie Essman and Paul Provenza are a few of the comedians who will entertain audiences and, the festival hopes, ride the ferris wheel and compete in the comedian tug of war, some of the free winter games and events the festival's putting on for the whole family, right on the street.
"Today we are announcing the return of this very popular event which many of you have begged us to do again," said Moore. "Because we're huge fans of begging (and drones and Tab and Manti Te'o), we've decided to make this an annual tradition like Flag Day or the Hash Bash."
"Plus, we had so much fun at the Winter Wow!Fest on Presidents Day Weekend last year (during which Jeff pulled me on a dogsled all the way up Wayne Hill), we've decided to invite the Winter Fun people, the National Cherry Festival folks, to join us and make Winter Comedy Fest weekend one big blowout of laughs, ice sculptures, and tart fruit," Moore said.
Reserved seating tickets for the TC Winter Comedy Arts Fest go on sale Saturday, February 2, online at wintercomedy.org, and at the State Theatre in downtown Traverse City.
In addition to the nighttime comedy shows at the State Theatre, City Opera House, Old Town Playhouse, and InsideOut Gallery, the festival will present some new events and great comedy films.
And now here's the cool part: the festival is closing Front St. to traffic Friday through Sunday to hold a bunch of winter games and events for the whole family.
The festival is packing in fun for kids of all ages, including family comedy shows to be announced next week. Kids are also invited to celebrate National Cherry Month with the ever-popular "Make the Bake" pie event sponsored by Grand Traverse Pie Company. This free event for kids 12 and under gets underway at 2 pm on Saturday at GT Pie on Front and Park, right by the sledding hill.
Travor Tkach, executive director of the National Cherry Festival, said, "We're also excited about bringing back WOW!Fest's most popular events: the Soup'r'Bowl, the Bed Race, and Ice Sculptures up and down Front Street. We like bringing good things to the community during February, National Cherry Month, and the power of the Cherry Festival, we'll be sure there's snow on Front Street, no matter what the weather."
Sponsorships are available for comedy shows, outdoor events and attractions, and movies.
"Sponsors make it all possible, and ensure that we can give ice skaters two skates instead of just one," said TCFF executive director Deb Lake. "Sponsors get lots of perks including early ticket purchase, but most importantly, they make a really good thing happen for the community. We are loving working with the Cherry Festival and are most excited about Free on Front. It's a lot like the Open Space gift we are able to give to the community during the Film Festival, and we hope this festival will create a similar special magic downtown in winter."
Volunteers, sponsors, and comedy lovers can find more information at wintercomedy.org.


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This photo immediately caught my eye because I thought it was a photo of Diana when she was alive, but it's just a photo of her hanging on a wall. Interesting.
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A visitor takes a look at an art work by Hiroshi Sugimoto of Diana, Princess of Wales on display at Sotheby's auction rooms in London, June 13, 2007.


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The Upper County is the gateway to a vast wilderness area. Few other areas offer the abundance of recreational opportunities available here. The cities are located at the foot of the Cascade Mountains. With access to thousands of acres of mountain forest and high country lakes and streams, the area is a summer paradise for backpackers, campers and fishermen. In the winter, the hills and mountains draw cross-country skiers, snowmobilers and showshoers to find their own paths or follow the many groomed trails in the Wenatchee National Forest and across state and private lands. For overnight campers, there is a state park at Easton, in addition to the many Forest Service and private campgrounds in the area.
In the towns, museums retell our colorful history. Cle Elum, Roslyn and South Cle Elum all have parks available for public use.
Good old-fashioned fun is scheduled throughout the year. Please see the Events Calendar for information on upcoming events.
The Wenatchee National Forest provides year-round recreational opportunities, from hiking and swimming in the summer to snowmobiling and cross country skiing in the winter. The Cle Elum Ranger Station is conveniently located just up the street from our Chamber office.
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A step over the threshold of the Carpenter House is a step into the past. This 1914 mansion, with its spacious rooms, tiny alcoves and third-floor ballroom, holds the story of Cle Elum's first successful banker and his family. High Country Artists shares this historic house, and its art displays provide visitors an added experience.
This museum was established in 1966 when Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company deeded its former office building to the Cle Elum Historical Society. At that time Cle Elum became the last in the telephone company's service area to be changed over from manual phone service to automatic dialing.
This museum houses an extensive collection of photos and mining memorabilia from the town's past. Also preserved are items relating to the popular television series Northern Exposure, which was filmed in Roslyn. The museum also features the collection, "Roslyn Cemeteries," which compliments the unique ethnic cemeteries.
The Friends of the South Cle Elum Depot (FSCED) have restored this former Milwaukee Railroad depot and power substation. The buildings are ready for public entry by appointment only and make a fascinating side trip.
Picnic tables, BBQ grills, restrooms, shelter, playground equipment and horseshoe pits furnish this treed park just north of downtown Cle Elum.
This park next to downtown Roslyn provides picnic tables, gazebo shelter, restrooms, softball field and tennis court.
Near the Yakima River, this park provides picnic tables, shelter, BBQ pits and restrooms.
This former main line right of way of the Milwaukee Road stretches more than 100 miles across the Cascade Mountains, providing access to hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, bird watching, fly fishing, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.
Located on the shores of Lake Easton and open year-round for camping, this park has beautiful mountain views and hiking trails to explore in the summer and cross country and snowmobiling trails to enjoy in the winter.


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- Why doesn't government work better? In answering that question there is frequent recourse to theories of human nature and human action (James Q. Wilson's book Bureaucracy is particularly helpful on this point), but nothing beats the study of an actual government agency to see government disfunction in action. Professor Bainbridge links to just such an an investigation over at his self-named blog. Well worth a read. Skepticism toward government isn't just about theories of Locke and Jefferson and Aquinas. It is a principle well-established by experience, which as Edmund Burke or any of our nation's Founding Father's would have told you, is the best ground for public policy.
- Is big business conservative? No, it isn't, as Ed Driscoll makes clear at this post over at Instapundit, linking to Dennis Prager. I can think of two reasons why big business tends not to be conservative: 1) big business doesn't really care about local communities, traditions and customs as normative features of human life; 2) big business likes to work hand in hand with big government to set up barriers to entry to competitors (I tend to think a large chunk of government economic regulation serves this function, at least in part).
- How can I get a better understanding of Justice Scalia's jurisprudence? Well, this post by Edward Whelan over at the Imaginative Conservative would be a great place to start: Scalia the Originalist. It's a review of two new books out about the work of Justice Scalia. Anybody interested in law and constitutional interpretation would do well to give Whelan's essay a read.
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Speaking of Pinterest, I pinned this dress - love love love the waistband - over at Me Sew Crazy:
This first birthday crown is cute, especially the pompoms on it - - over at Cherished Bliss:
I had to post this shirt from Girl in Air - - I didn't even know the world was supposed to end until like an hour before - shows how much I pay attention:
I love this cake from At Second Street because it incorporates fondant but it's still iced in buttercream so it takes yummy (vanilla-mint - yes please!)
Pink Stitches joined in on the shoe-spraypainting craze - - one day, I will try it!
Chez Mukweto crocheted yoyos - - fascinating:
Everyone's refashioning cardigans - - here's a great one from Flamingo Toes:
A Law Student's Journey made some great rings out of wire - - love them:
Jilleen of All Trades gives some helpful hints about making a maxi dress:
WobiSobi shows a great necklace how-to:
I love recovering chairs - so easy to get a new look. Living in the Woods used Chevron - looks great!
Stepping through Crazy shows how to make candy wrapper beads -- I bet that'd be a fun summer craft:
And a first-time link-up for The Layered House - - check out the Minnie Mouse Party - especially love the banner.
Alright, drumroll - - most viewed link - - already featured on my facebook page - - the ruffle curtains from A Mom Not a Professional - -
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Dr. Judith Rodin, president of The Rockefeller Foundation, on Monday, 13 May 2013, launched a new foundation initiative that will focus on Africa's youth and employment, Digital Jobs Africa.
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The UCT Graduate School of Business will be repeating its highly successful annual open day for potential students in Cape Town next month.
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The World Bank committed a record US$14.7bn in its fiscal year to June to support economic growth and better development prospects in Africa despite uncertain economic conditions in the rest of the global economy.
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Professional services firm EY Africa says it has about US$40m to spend on acquisitions in SA, Angola and Nigeria and is also looking to increase its investments in skills development.
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The University of Cape Town (UCT) has launched a three-year, pan-African study on how to foster youth entrepreneurship in order to tackle the scourge of youth unemployment on the continent.
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The Conga Room opened in LA last night and some celebrities joined in on the party. Fresh off of a day at the park with Honor, Jessica Alba chatted up Baron Davis. Eva Longoria spiced up her jeans with a ruffled shirt and got to celebrate the fact that she has a job for a few more years. The Black Eyed Peas performed without their girl Fergie, who is over in London, and everyone looked like they were having a good time supporting the new addition to Hollywood nightlife.
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I've been lurking here for years, though in the bike section, and finally have a reason to post.
In the Sierra Nevada range here in California, Packer's horses have been degrading the trails and pissing (and worse) in the creeks for many years. As of today, the Federal Court has shut the packers down, taking away their livelihood. The courts may or may not extend the practice, but it is clear that there has to be an alternative.
Right now, the choice for getting supplies and materials into Wilderness areas is horses or helicopters.
There is a discussion over at http://www.whitneyzone.com/wz/ubbthreads.php/topics/22666/3.
Now you can see where I am headed.
This forum has a pool of intelligence & experience and the necessary weirdness to come up with a solution.
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Good morning and welcome to Summit Up, the world's only daily column that is looking for some ice fishing buddies.Dan Williams of Dillon dropped us a line recently asking for a bit of assistance. He wrote thusly:"I am a paraplegic and just recently moved back to Summit County and looking for anyone that would go with me ice fishing at Green Mountain Reservoir. I have most of the gear but need some assistance. If anyone has the time it would be greatly appreciated."So there you have it. If you like to ice fish, give Dan a call. We're sure you'll both have a great time. You can reach him at (970) 527-5429.***Changing gears, it look like it's almost time for spring training to kick off in the sunny parts of the ol' U.S. of A. (Arizona & Florida) and we're starting to get an itch to kick back with a cold one on a warm afternoon and cheer on the boys of summer. But until then, we hear that snow is coming our way, so get out there and enjoy it.
- Summit County resort report: Breckenridge, Copper Mountain plan for more terrain for holiday weekend
- Summit County Rotary Club continues tradition of community Thanksgiving dinner
- Leadville Police Department investigating 'unnatural' death, said District Attorney Bruce Brown
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Bully goes to war – blames God
The bully on the block always had guys who did the fighting for him. He would falsely accuse a weaker kid of planning some horrible conspiracy and then unleash the tough guys - as a pre-emptive move, of course. On my block, the bullies had the same MO. But not one of them got into an actual fight with anyone who might inflict pain on them. They picked on kids who would not fight back.
Now the born-again bully occupies the White House. He picks on weak targets, taunts them - "bring 'em on - gets others to fight for him and then serves turkey to his proxy warriors on Thanksgiving. But worse than his addiction for playing dress up for photo ops, he has made bullying into official U.S. policy. As president, you have the forum to conjure up threats, report them as certainties and then order the armed forces to fight them.
Given his religious "forces of good and evil" fervor innuendo combined with the ignorance of the world - "I may not know where Bosnia is, but..." - that informs the President's policy decisions, I think Bush might very well "hear" voices from above. He doesn't feel compelled to read, or listen for long to those with knowledge in order to establish a firm basis for his judgments. He simply makes decisions. That's what leaders do, he told biographer Bob Woodward (Bush at War).
Some of them even have rather strong financial motives for such worldly renovation (I mention Vice President Cheney's connections to Halliburton, National Security Adviser Rice's links to Chevron and of course Perle's multiple involvements with defense companies that allowed him to "do well by doing good").
Graham, one of the self-anointed celestial surveyors, as Eduardo Galeano calls him, understands that "paradise is none too roomy - no more than fifteen hundred square miles. The chosen will be few. Now guess which country has bought up all the entrance tickets?" (Galeano La Jornada, March 19, 2003).
Bush has intimated that God chose him to be President - whether or not he won the election. Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence General William Boykin repeated that assertion and declared in June in an Oregon speech, "The enemy is a guy named Satan."
Only by appealing to the apocalyptic of Biblical prophecy could the Bushies have justified a pre-emptive war. One of the most ardent war hawks, Richard Perle, who resigned on March 27, 2003 as chair of the Defense Policy Board but remained a member, finally admitted in public that the Administration had no casus belli, no legal recourse to wage war, while dismissing legalities as inapplicable.
Article 51 of the UN Charter allows for an act of "individual or collective self-defense, if an armed attack occurs against a Member of the United Nations." For Perle and his neo-conservative allies, such a formula under "international law ... would have required us to leave Saddam Hussein alone."
"We must make clear to the Germans that the wrong for which their fallen leaders are on trial is not that they lost the war, but that they started it. And we must not allow ourselves to be drawn into a trial of the causes of the war, for our position is that no grievances or policies will justify resort to aggressive war. It is utterly renounced and condemned as an instrument of policy."
Iraq did disobey some UN resolutions. But the Bush-Blair war against Iraq literally shreds the international legal system. It amazes me how the media ignore the fact that Israel has disavowed more UN resolutions than any other country - with U.S. backing. The faithful do not look for consistency, for to do so would be to question God's will. So, the fact that Israel has grabbed Palestinian land for the last thirty-six years and possesses a nuclear weapon stockpile does not concern those to whom God has instructed to dispatch the evil Saddam.
Bush told James Robinson, according to Paul Harris in the November 2, 2003 New York Observer: "I feel like God wants me to run for President. I can't explain it, but I sense my country is going to need me. Something is going to happen... I know it won't be easy on me or my family, but God wants me to do it."


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WHITNEY TOWNSHIP -- The Arenac County Sheriff's Office is investigating a plane crash that injured a Saginaw pilot Sunday morning.
Michael Garner, 41, is being treated at Standish St. Mary's Hospital for non-life threatening injuries, after his single-engine plane crashed in Lake Huron around 9:47 a.m., about 100 yards off shore from the Singing Bridge in Whitney Township. Garner had departed from James Clements airport in Bay City.
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Freaky Friday
Friday, April 6, 2012
SO I woke up this morning to see SNOW outside my window. What the what? Luckily, it'll be in the 70s all next week. Way to be, Utah.
Therefore, I am completely hibernating today until the sun comes out again. I shall amuse myself with bad fashion sent by my fave loyal readers. Thanks for the material, guys!
Amy snapped this pic while shopping at Ross. No, that's not her daughter trying on a pair of heels. That's size-7 Amy trying on a pair of size 14 boats. I'm just glad to know that women and drag queens with a size 14 foot can have cute shoes too.
Alexandra posed these on the Facebook page. I don't care who you are, but if your butt is visible, I will contemplate inserting a quarter. I may or may not actually do it, but just we warned. I'm thinking about it.
Lindsay snapped this shot at the zoo with her family. I can only assume that the zoo also features a circus, and this juggler was on her break. Please let that be true.
Meleah sent this pic of Jada Pinkett Smith at the Desperately Trying to Look Younger 2012 Awards. Oh wait, I meant Kids Choice. My bad!
Don't worry Jada, it's not like you're married to one of the most attractive men on the planet or anything. Definitely keep dressing like a deranged 12-year-old with child-bearing hips.
Sara sent me this awesome burger makeup listed on a page called "Looks to Try." I have never once looked at myself in the mirror and wished for more pickles and ketchup.
Deanna and Amy both sent me these picnic pants that open into a for-real table. Yeah, I'm pretty sure God already gave us space to eat off of our pants. It's called a lap. And conveniently enough, you can use it with your legs neatly closed.
Alexandra sent over the world's saddest pirate shirt. Somewhere, Jerry Seinfeld is very worried.
These shoes look like the entire craft section of the dollar store barfed onto a pair of heels. You guys know I love feathers, but not the kind you can buy in a big, multicolor plastic bag. (Thanks Stephanie!)
Just in case these pantaloon-thingies weren't ugly enough on their own, they have a weirdly smooth butt that makes me feel pervy.
Is it me, or does this scream "Unfinished Piece on Project Runway?"
It's almost as good as this:
Whatever you do, DO NOT step away from that wall.
(Thanks Heather!)
OMG you guys, what the duck is up with these shoes Sara sent me?
Bahahahahaha like I actually laughed while typing that. Just so you know. Puns.
Alright, I kind of want to make some hot chocolate and surf the web for cat videos, so my Friday is pretty much all booked up. Maybe I'll do something worthwhile tomorrow. I also need to go to Macy's... I have a gift card. It's not breaking the shopping diet if I have a gift card, right?


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True, except it would be more like "Subaru vs Mitsubishi" - I believe there's only one "Ferrari" in camera world and it's LeicaHillhater wrote:This is the same debate as .. "Ferrari is better than Lamborghini"
That's right. Except with D800 they managed to jump from WRX to Nissan GTRHillhater wrote:Are you implying the Nikon is the Subaru of camera's ?
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Hello to all our friends of the Earth... as in the movie "build it and they will come", so it was with Oak Cliff Earth Day 2013. The day was as near perfect as we earth loving beings could have wanted or anticipated. Mother Nature and Mother Earth smiled down upon us and we felt the blessings of that communion.
It always warms our hearts to see so many people coming out to share in our common interest: to celebrate and commune with nature on this special day/event. The number of vendors, the number of attendees, the number of four legged friends were at an all time high. The new events this year: Pooch Smooch, the Gentle Zoo, the children's art contest, the REI climbing wall, the Agri Life trailer, etc. were well received and did a great job in helping to promote the event and we were able to contribute donations from the Country Kritters to the Blackland Prairie group and from the Pooch Smooch to SPAN, and of course our returns from previous years: Memnosyne; Green Source; Coke Buchanan Designs; Dallas County Schools; DPARD; FOCP; Dallas Parks and Recreation; Dallas County Master Gardeners to name a few are always such an integral part of what we do.
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Please take a few minutes to look at our sponsorship page, our vendors list and the page with our committee members listed, help us keep the event going, patronize our sponsors and vendors and give the much deserved accolades to the members and volunteers of Oak Clif Earth Day Network Inc. Also be sure to send a big thank you to the Friends of Oak Cliff Parks, they did a truly outstanding job in getting the park ready for OCED, pruning, weeding and planting with lots of TLC.
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if you just need a place to lay your head, this place is more than enough. But the wonderful thing is the service and caring staff. We were at the airport and it was our first time in Alaska. We just thought to call the hotel to see if they do airport pick up. The answer was "will be there in 30 minutes". Great!!! In less than 30 minutes we were already exchanging pleasantries with the young and respectful driver. At the front desk, the lady manager was pleasant (so sorry, I forgot her name but she was there on 9/10/13 at around 5:00pm) and she even gave my sister a box of tissue seeing that she was sneezing (effect of change of weather). The place is conveniently located. It has kitchen and dining area. The mall is just walking distance. We always compare our hotel stay here with the other hotels we stayed in in Anchorage and Vancouver and we always consider our GuestHouse stay is far better than the other.
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Topshop is launching a holiday campaign featuring actress and fashionista Kate Bosworth. The campaign starts tomorrow with the release of a music video on YouTube called "Winter Wonderland" starring Bosworth. All of Bosworth's makeup and will be avaible for purchase immediately on Topshop.com.
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Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas - FORM 8-K - December 12, 2012
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[ ] Written communications pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act (17 CFR 230.425) Item 2.03 Creation of a Direct Financial Obligation or an Obligation under an Off-Balance Sheet Arrangement of a Registrant.
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (the "Bank") obtains most of its funds from the sale of debt securities, known as consolidated obligations, in the capital markets. Consolidated obligations, which consist of bonds and discount notes, are the joint and several obligations of the 12 Federal Home Loan Banks (each individually, a "FHLBank" and collectively, the "FHLBanks"). Consolidated obligations are sold to the public through the Office of Finance, a joint office of the 12 FHLBanks, using authorized securities dealers. Consolidated obligations are backed only by the financial resources of the 12 FHLBanks. Consolidated obligations are not obligations of, nor are they guaranteed by, the United States Government. Item 9.01 Financial Statements and Exhibits.
Exhibits SIGNATURES Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.
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