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Former Republican Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum on the fiscal cliff and the state of the Republican Party.
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You know -- -- I think in New York I'm I disagree on this subject but I think elections have consequence -- the American people.
Did seem to support and -- since been proven to -- that they want us to consider -- I don't agree with that but it is what it is.
But I think these hopes that Republicans are going through to find an alternative to raising rates are getting back human -- rates like limiting.
They -- -- gets so complicated and and even be worse for the rich or anyone else when you start from the mortgages and charities and announced.
Why not just ignore Oliver the president one to raise the rates on the rich fight for simpler tax system that might invites lower rates down the road.
But demand out of the Democrats in the interim real concessions rather than the non concessions -- getting now.
On spending.
What we needed demand concessions on spending and I handed -- -- and that's the point we're not getting any and so putting up taxes.
Is not a way of getting concessions in the few books and what was probably -- right from the get go they put up these underrated figure right so easy to your negotiated without god meant it as well that's it it has doubled my -- X at the started part of the problem is that.
That as you know.
Did not only will the Democrats want more in spend an end end end in taxes.
But they have in place with this.
Horrible deal that was done a year and a half ago with the debt ceiling which is the deal I mean there is a deal in place.
And it's Cameron calls at the fiscal -- but it was a deal that was -- a year and a half ago.
Republicans and Democrats and the president signed off on this allowing the tax increases to go back into place which -- but not do anything on taxes a year and a half ago.
And they say they signed on to half a trillion dollars in cuts in domestic programs and half -- -- -- defense.
Understand what this is as as a conservative.
Defense is 16%.
Of the budget.
The other.
Gets half a trillion defense gets half a trillion.
This is the that's a big to Democrat this Bill Clinton the Democrat -- and welcome those -- -- happy -- -- I would but I don't get out of every.
Hi Michael Grant second debate Romney.
Many argue now that would and I think this is an -- system Republicans these days to run and I would tail between their legs and they're a lighter blue they're not -- -- -- lighter -- little -- tennis cheap Democrats all right so.
Does that mean guys like you.
Can darn close to getting the nomination -- -- -- 111 primaries caucuses that.
You're just persona non Grata and well lower court the party that we new fiscal conservative be tough tough -- the -- I'm hoping that's not the case I'm hoping that you know we're gonna have some new members -- in.
And you know where are we should we say a decide and I got involved -- and -- not a fiscal thing but had to do if they'd had a UN treaty.
That that the left wants to foist on the United States has got the -- -- rights people disabilities.
And that thing was gonna pass and we got involved that organization that I that I -- compatriot voices.
We we stirred up stirred up the pot got people to pay attention what history -- editor Europe and I think it very commanding -- and we in the upper tier.
A prospective.
Presidential candidates you -- issued 400 I appreciate that but the point is I don't say it.
That's it sort of pat our our our organization -- -- but I ask a leading conservatively I guess I don't -- well we certainly gonna work to make sure that the -- conservatives in America hurt.
And and I certainly -- add my voice to that to the extent that I can get on television and they can't eyes are certainly what what -- -- -- you take a -- are seriously this time -- -- right couldn't get on Nickelodeon.
Fact that while.
We yet we we at a we at a little tough time getting some recognition early in the campaign but once -- burst through unit instant.
Street cred right well like -- said before.
The conservatives will be heard over the next couple of years and that everyone says of the tea parties dad and I think -- at the Republican Party -- -- There are a lot of folks understand that the the critical times that wherein and that this fix the fiscal cliff I'm not talking about what's happened on January -- -- -- about the long term financial products -- -- being have to -- version of that.
You can't and look at even even during the DP during the campaign -- -- -- warned about -- you get a video you have and I -- again.
I'm not being critical of of of our candidates but they would talk about how dire the circumstances are with our economy and our deficits.
And then they were -- they put forth a plan that didn't change in entitlement for ten years now how imported dire point.
-- how can we say the Medicare and Social Security markets that's forty.
Over 30% of our goods and the sad note it's tough -- they haven't said because because they didn't -- they we didn't make.
We made the case if there was -- there's a problem.
But -- when they looked at the solution so what can't be too big of a problem if you're not if you're waiting ten years to salt on Rick Santorum was a pleasant senator.
Thank you -- -- earliest days running and hardest working -- -- history of -- You almost pulled an all almost will be hard work does work in America does it does what not for you but it did well on you know -- -- price it was a good -- I'm watching political are speculative in the meantime.
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Friday, April 13 and Saturday, April 14, 2012
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As in years past, not only is the festival free and open to the public but also our famous homemade baklava will be given out for free throughout the two days.
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KIDAL, MALI — About 1,000 troops from Chad led by the president's son advanced toward the mountains of northeastern Mali yesterday to join French search-and-destroy operations hunting Islamist jihadists.
A column of 100 Chadian armored vehicles, jeeps and supply trucks rolled out of Kidal, about 750 miles northeast of the capital Bamako. From Kidal, French and Chadian forces backed by French warplanes are striking against Islamist hideouts in a mountain range straddling the border with Algeria.
President Idriss Deby's son, Gen. Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, said the Chadian mission was to " fight terrorism and eradicate it from the region."
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by Federal Minister Ursula Plassnik
Vienna, November 15, 2005
Ladies and Gentlemen,
These days we are faced with disturbing pictures:
- The Middle East:
Terror attacks in Amman where Muslims also kill their Muslim brothers at a wedding ceremony. And demonstrations in which the angered population protests against these malicious acts of violence.
- And Europe, in the suburbs of Paris:
Burning cars, schools, kindergartens, sport centers. Angry young people full of hatred, terrified parents, a helpless society. Muslim community leaders who call for prudence and an end to violence and destruction.
Both Amman and Paris do not directly relate to Islam. We are aware of this - but some people do vaguely associate them.
To an increasing extent, Muslims all over the world are suffering from this inadmissible association of Islam with violence or even terrorism. They distance themselves from this cruel abuse of their religion by assassins who despise mankind, making the death of innocent people their deviant business. We should support them in their efforts.
One of the aims of today's Conference is to stand up against simplifications, prejudices and images of enemies. A handful of terrorists must not succeed in obscuring the view of the realities of Muslim societies in the world.
Combating terrorism is a common concern of the world community, there is a global consensus on this.
In this difficult discourse especially, we have to be on our guard against dangerous simplifications. In particular, this includes the attempt to represent terrorism as a product of a "war of cultures and religions".
From our own European past we know only too well that, time and again, there are fanatical criminals and extremists who kill people under the pretext of religious or philosophical principles, trampling on the most fundamental rights of others, yes, even waging a war against their own and other peoples.
Our invitation has been extended to many countries where there are different traditions of faith and coexistence, differences in the system of government and in social and economic development. Owing to this extraordinarily wide spectrum in particular, we hope to gain insights into bigger contexts.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Afghanistan and Iraq are both characterized by a strong Islamic tradition. People in both states have gone through many years of oppression and tyranny. With the active support of the entire international community, today they are building a democratic order. Threatened by violence, they have held elections in the most difficult conditions and have developed constitutions - with all the complex questions which need to be clarified in Islamic societies, such as Islam as a source of law or the position of women.
From their perspectives as immediate and affected witnesses, the two main speakers of today, the Presidents of Afghanistan and Iraq, will tell us about their experience in dealing with pluralism and diversity as a challenge for politics.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
In our highly networked and at the same time vulnerable world, the practical approach to diversity is a highly explosive practical and political challenge of today. No matter whether in building a democratic system of government in Islamic countries such as Afghanistan and Iraq, or in shaping the daily coexistence of different cultures in Europe.
In the course of this meeting we would like to discuss the question of how different Islamic societies cope today with the challenges of an increasingly pluralistic world.
At the same time, we would also like to discuss what can be done in Europe to promote Muslims and non-Muslims in living together peacefully.
The special meaning of the word and individual words was referred to yesterday in several contributions. I am convinced that we all need to be extremely careful - with regard to both facets of the questions we are dealing with. In our dealings with each other - be they between states, communities or individuals - it is unacceptable to call the other's right of existence into question.
We will also deal with the question of how universal values common to all people and cultures can be brought into line with specific national, regional or religious traditions.
This is not a new discussion. The universal nature of human rights in their respective environments was reaffirmed at the World Conference for Human Rights in Vienna in June 1993.
Our common understanding of human rights is based on an image of man to which all three great monotheistic religions are committed: Christians, Jews, and Muslims are united by the conviction of the uniqueness of man; they are also united by the awareness that the dignity and value of man is not determined by any external violence, government or state authority, but that it is directly rooted in man's nature.
In practice, in many parts of the world and particularly in Islamic states, there are very different approaches and positions concerning many of those principles and systems of order to which our society feels committed. We also want to include these differences in the dialogue, for a sort of "superficial" description of our differences of opinion does not help. Not surprisingly, theologians and experts find common ground rather quickly. Between the three world religions, which are related to each other, there are common traditions.
However, the social and cultural practice of religions does not always correspond to their fundamental principles. This practice determines general religious understanding more often than high theology.
Religious leaders, therefore, also face the very practical challenge of having to counteract this gap between spiritual basis and social practice. This can be an important contribution to the strengthening of an identity which has an integrating rather than an isolating effect.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Our meeting is much more than a meeting of two different worlds: here the Western world - there the Islamic world. Islam has long been a part of the new realities of our European life. As a result of the migration movements of the past decades, the position of Islam in the European countries is a theme that we are experiencing in everyday life.
We therefore must lead the dialogue of cultures in a more realistic way, with better "grounding" than has been the case so far. Theological debates do not always give us the practical answers for the urgent and highly specific problems of everyday life together. Suspicion and mistrust must not eat their way deeper into our society, leading to invisible trenches or building walls between the communities. We share the responsibility of creating the everyday life of cultural diversity in a realistic way: at school, in housing, in exercising religious beliefs, in the integration into the host country, but also in the acquisition of a sense of community and responsibility.
In Austria, the Islamic community has had the status of a recognized religious community since 1912. In 2003, it organised a conference for Imams and heads of Islamic centres in Europe, which took place in Graz and which was devoted to the position of Muslims in Europe in particular.
In the final declaration of the meeting, the spiritual leaders of 20 million Muslims in Europe expressed their commitment to the following principles:
- Rejection of any form of fanaticism, extremism and fatalism
- Human rights are a central component of Islam
- Loyalty towards constitution and law
- Pluralism as a principle of Islam as desired by God
Furthermore, allow me to quote:
"The European Muslims are equally aware of their religious identity as Muslims and their social identity as Europeans."
These statements provide orientation, and I think they make the combination of a religious affiliation with Islam and a positive identification with Austria possible; we all will continue to build on it. Under our EU-Presidency we therefore plan to hold another joint conference of European Imams in 2006.
As a woman, allow me to make a remark which basically concerns both components of our sophisticated theme: the role of women. Exactly 100 years ago, the great Austrian and Central European Bertha von Suttner was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. In her famous book "Lay Down Your Arms!" she fought for overcoming war. She also appealed to women directly to participate in the social and political decision-making processes. Only when the experiences and insights of women are directly taken into account in the construction and functioning of society will this society be able to satisfy the needs of all.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
At any rate, it must be our aim to do everything possible at a global level to disprove those extremists' lies that want to make us believe that a peaceful life together is not possible between Christians, Jews and Muslims.
History teaches us the opposite: Christians, Jews and Muslims frequently achieved remarkable cultural and spiritual feats particularly in the regions - and in the very epochs - when they lived together in peace. Ages which were characterised by openness and pluralism.
But what was the secret of positive examples of a successful life together? It was a climate of uninterrupted dialogue, of togetherness and respect.
Today, we are not able - nor do we want - to revive the models of the past. To be able to live in peace in the pluralistic society of today's global village, we need new thoughts, new feelings and new actions:
- We have to look for open dialogue and a considerate life together still more intensively than has been the case so far, at all levels, across all networks, above all in places where people of different cultures and religions meet in everyday life: at school, at work, in the local community.
- We have to stand up against extremism and fanaticism in words and in deeds. And we have to reject the abuse of religion or culture as a "basis of reference" for terrorism, preaching the contempt of mankind.
- We have to endeavour to find new forms of living together. Nobody should withdraw to a sort of ghetto, nobody should be pushed into such a ghetto.
- Everybody should also be willing to grant dissenters at home those possibilities - e.g. in the exercise of religion - which he rightfully demands for himself in another culture.
- We have to set ourselves sophisticated phase targets: as a minimum standard: peaceful life together; in the next stage: a flourishing life together, and as a target in the distance: living for each other in one common society, in one common world.
- And we also have to look to the future to support our youth. Young people must not end up in self-denial or in the denial of others.
The fuel of the future is hope - hopes for opportunities, hopes for being perceived and above all hopes for living the many facets of one's identity without complexes and in line with one's neighbours.
In this spirit I wish you fruitful discussions and express my thanks to all participants: With your presence you set a personal sign of the importance of the dialogue between cultures in our time. Your observations, analyses and suggestions enrich the process of reflection which is being pursued in many countries and international organizations on questions of Islam.
If I may have a wish, it is the wish that as many stimuli as possible will emanate from our discussions, stimuli for each other that lead us on and help us in the solution of the very specific problems.


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A real funflight Steve! Great pics and I love Cranfield :9:9
A real funflight Steve! Great pics and I love Cranfield :9:9
Nice shots Steve !!
Love your coverage, and that is great scenery!
Lovely collection of shots Steve! I have been flying the Chipmunk alot myself......can't seem to get enough of it.......a very smooth flying machine.:-wave
Beautiful set of shots Steve ! :D
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Great look'n ride and nize scenery!
Looks like you had some great fun!
Thanks for the ride!
Take care,
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Thankyou Jan :-wave Steve :-wave
''Love your coverage, and that is great scenery''' Thanks Larry! Much appreciated :D
Thanks Mike :D It's a beautiful bird!
Cheers Flo for your support :D
''Thanks for the ride!'' no thankyou! :D I appreciate your comments.
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Ohh love the scenery Steve, hope you're doing well also! :-wave
Glad you like them Mike :-wave I'm not doing too bad thanks.. got to keep saying things could be worse!


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(B) Adjudication hearings in dependent/neglect cases under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 43‑247(3)(a) should be held within 90 days of filing of the petition, except in cases with exceptional complications, in which cases adjudication should be held within 180 days. Adjudication hearings in law violation cases should be held within 180 days of filing of the petition.
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Ballmer on Microsoft's new layoffs notices
In the wake of handing out 3,000 layoff notices Tuesday, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer sent an e-mail to staff.
Ballmer characterized the cuts as the second phase of the plan announced in January. At the time, Microsoft said it would cut 5,000 jobs over an 18-month-period. With the cuts made in January and those announced on Tuesday, Microsoft has now nearly eliminated all those positions.
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Jennifer Lopez has to wait at least another six months before she's officially free of Marc Anthony, but once their divorce is final, she's apparently ready to sprint down the aisle for the fourth time.
The "American Idol" judge, 42, "is telling friends she wants to marry" 25-year-old backup dancer Casper Smart, a source tattles to Us Weekly.
"Jennifer falls in love quickly. When she knows, she knows," adds another spy. "She's totally in love with Casper."
What's fueling J.Lo's nuptial need after just six months of rebound romance? According to the mag, the mom of 4-year-old twins Max and Emme wants to add to her brood sooner rather than later.
"Frankly, she doesn't have all the time in the world," says the insider. "She's certain she wants to be with Casper forever."
The dewy hoofer's appeal seems to boil down to one simple fact: He isn't Marc.
"He provides what she hasn't had in years. He's very supportive and devoted," explains the confidant. "He exists only for her. Marc controlled her, and now she's in control."
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E! News claims Lopez and Anthony's split has taken a nasty turn and now the two are "barely speaking."
The alleged issue: The Latin crooner, who was rumored to be hoping for a reconciliation, supposedly wants a sizable chunk of Jennifer's "Idol"-boosted net worth and suspects she's hiding cash in offshore accounts.
But an Anthony source scoffs to People that the rumors are "ridiculous," insisting, "He's not seeking financial support from her in this divorce. Never has, never will. This is about trying to figure out how best for two very busy parents to share their children."
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In the weeks following the Newtown massacre, there have been more incidents of gun mayhem as well as the publication of the Obama government's proposed gun ban list.
The gun ban list is lengthy and specific. It did not take much time to produce, since Obama's attorney general has been working on gun control "under the radar" since his first term.
But there is no corresponding detailed plan to deal with the real problem.
Before the Newtown victims were even laid to rest, the media and special-interest groups were already in a frenzy of blame-pointing and blame-shedding.
First came the urgent call to ban assault rifles, despite the fact that no assault rifle was actually used. Then it became known that the perpetrator, Adam Lanza, had a history of mental illness. Then came an appeal not to condemn people suffering from certain mental problems:
"Autism Spectrum Disorder is not a form of mental illness. It is a neurobiological disorder that affects communications and is characterized by difficulties in understanding social relationships and interactions." Quoted from a Dec. 24 Observer op-ed, this leap of disbelief is more disconnected from reality than the behavior it attempts to explain.
Adam Lanza's pathological behavior is the immediate issue, not how he got his guns. Whether Lanza's rapid-fire rampage was caused by neurobiological disorder, physiological damage, biochemical imbalance, or was conditioned, it is still behavior - destructive behavior.
Not all autistic people, nor all those diagnosed according to the Diagnostic And Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders V, are mass murderers lurking in the shadows. That is a given. Not all gun owners are just waiting to commit rapid-fire mayhem either, but that is not considered in the flurry of righteous media indignation and special-interest group finger-pointing.
A horrible tragedy occurred, and our instant-gratification society demands a culprit now.
Rushing to impose draconian gun laws without due consideration of the causes of gun violence is speeding down the superhighway of good intentions without checking the rear-view mirror.
Would a total gun ban have prevented Newtown? Every kid in Gaza knows how to make a Molotov cocktail. Has everyone forgotten the "Unabomber?" Or the mailed packages with anthrax? Oklahoma City? Ban gasoline? Ban the post office? Ban fertilizer?
Cell phones kill more people every year on U.S. roads than gun-toting maniacs. So we must ban cell phones, too. No, of course, it's not the cell phones that kill, but the irresponsible drivers who use them. But the logic of gun control demands that the innocent be punished along with the potentially guilty.
That is detachment from reality.
If there is to be effective gun control, there must also be effective mental health control. This is where the anti-gun faction has run up against a dilemma. Lawful gun owners are already the most intensely vetted citizens in the United States. The vetting is so effective that the Newtown mass murderer was denied clearance to buy his own gun and had to murder his mother to get the armament he wanted. Lanza couldn't buy a gun, but he could vote. That is reality.
In olden times, the insane were locked up in mental institutions. The violent ones were dosed with Thorazine, and when that didn't work, they were manacled. But warehousing the mentally ill costs money, so the politicians invented "mainstreaming." This not only gave the illusion of a more enlightened and humane way to deal with the mentally ill, but it also saved a lot of money otherwise needed to run the "Bedlams."
This is not a call to round up and lock up everyone who meets DSM V criteria. That would be another political solution, and it was used before by Hitler, Stalin and the like. And they banned private gun ownership, too. It is a call to confront the reality that our modern society is composed of a high, and growing, percentage of mentally ill people, and most importantly, to find out why.
That will take time, objective analysis and confronting cold, hard reality. But cold, hard reality does not get along with political scheming and power-brokering.
It also begs the politically explosive question: Should mental illness be a bar to voting as well as a bar to gun ownership?
Gun control is a quick political fix that gives the appearance of solving the problem, alleviates the paranoia of politicians who fear a massive armed insurrection, and dodges the more provocative fundamental need to confront reality. People detached from reality are mentally ill. Since we no longer lock them up, all that is left is to put them in public office to make our laws.
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Fraud is everywhere and ever present. We can't avoid it, and we can't stop it all. Sometimes it feels like there's no way around it. The worst part is that many people don't really know what to do about it when they are faced with the situation.
Here they are, stuck in a giant corporation a large defense contractor organization or some other "Goliath", feeling like the smallest "David" ever!
But the truth is quite different. The whistleblower laws here in the United States are the best in the world. There are specific statutes on point for so many types of industries. The best of the bunch is the False Claims Act (FCA) that allows whistleblowers to bring a case against the defrauding company and team up with a lawyer who will work on a contingency. That lawyer may even be able to help get government lawyers involved.
Before you decide to become a whistleblower, I would suggest you take a moment to reflect on these seven ideas:
1. Are you comfortable with the idea that the False Claims Act will protect you? If not, you must get a lawyer to help you put together a solid package, so the government is able to work as it is designed to and can use the law to protect you.
2. Do you have the money for a consultation? If you do not, you need to call a trusted attorney who can assist you in beginning the process and find out if they charge for a consultation. At LaBovick Law Group, we take cases on a contingency, which means we do not charge you up front or for the qui tam/whistleblower consultation.
3. If you submit anything in writing or in the form of an interview, make sure you use the term "FRAUD." The minute you raise that term you will create a legal obligation for the company not to fire you for making a fraud allegation against them. You are protected by the anti-retaliation provisions in the law. Trust me, they are powerful.
Certainly, there are companies who don't care and will fire employees for raising fraud concerns. But, if your claim for firing as retaliation follows your claim of fraud in your company, it will greatly help your ability to get paid in the long run. The more specific you can be in the allegation, the better.
4. Be specific when you make your complaint. Don't ever just make a general allegation. If you don't have the facts, you should back off if possible. Gather more information, and then put those facts into writing. Whether it is a note or a formal letter, write it down. It is said that, "The oral word will fly away but the written word is here to stay." Also make notes after all conversations. Try and recall exact quotes of all parties. It will help greatly in the long run.
5. Keep all copies of documents you are provided that show or prove the fraud. Do not take documents you are not typically entitled to touch during your job or those that are not necessary to prove the fraud. If you have proof of the fraud given to you in your normal scope of employment, then you need to keep that evidence and call your attorney immediately.
6. On the employment side, make sure to secure your employment file. You will need every positive review and award or accolade you ever received from the beginning of your employment. It is a powerful tool to have a great review followed up by a firing after a report of fraud. It is almost the perfect storm of a case.
7. Don't sign the severance agreement or release. Employers love to leverage you with money at the end of an employment deal. Talk to an attorney first. There are ways around many things.
At this point, many smart employers are asking employees to release their right to bring a qui tam case. DO NOT sign that right away! Call us or an attorney with whom you feel comfortable before you make any major moves.
Qui tam is the most complex type of civil case. These cases are filled with documents, cover-ups and large corporate counsel fighting hard to keep their company clear of any issues. You need experienced prosecutors who have proven records of success with government cases to make your qui tam case fly.


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Minister Nzimande breaks commitment to 22 190 job-seeking learners
Annelie Lotriet, Shadow Minister of Higher Education and Training
1 August 2012
The Minister of Higher Education and Training Blade Nzimande and his department have broken their commitment to deliver 22 190 outstanding Further Education and Training (FET) certificates by 31 July 2012.
A DA fact-finding exercise into a sample of FET colleges has confirmed that numerous job seeking learners are still awaiting their certificates.
Minister Nzimande committed his department to the 31 July deadline after a reply to a DA parliamentary question revealed that 22 190 FET certificates have been outstanding for more than 6 months.
We have found that students at the following institutions are still waiting for the National Higher Education and Training Department to issue their certificates:
• Buffalo City FET College in the Eastern Cape confirmed that all the National Certificate Vocational (NCV) certificates from 2011 are still outstanding;
• Tshwane South FET College in Gauteng confirmed that all NCV certificates are outstanding from 2011;
• Majuba FET College students in KwaZulu-Natal are awaiting a variety of certificates; and
• College of Cape Town students have not received any 2011 certificates.
The reality of the non-issuing of certificates is that learners who have completed their courses successfully cannot apply for jobs or advance in their careers.
NCV certificates relate to qualifications for Civil Engineering and Building Construction, Education and Development and numerous other sectors. South Africa has a skills shortage and our economy cannot afford a situation where people are getting the necessary training, but the Department of Higher Education and Training is unable to provide them with the necessary certificates.
I will be writing to the chairperson of the Higher Education Portfolio committee, Mr Motswane Ishmael Malale, to request that the Minister be called before the Portfolio Committee on Higher Education to outline his plans to address the widespread problem of certificate issuing.
Our youth need jobs. Instead of creating a supporting environment for our youth, Minister Nzimande's department is becoming an obstacle to youth empowerment.


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Daniel Sedin: 'We're going to win Game 7'
"We're going to win Game 7," he told the Vancouver Sun's Brad Ziemer after the Canucks lost to the Bruins 5-2.
What else is he going to say? After all, the victory parade plans have been in place in Vancouver for some time now.
Perhaps Sedin's motive is to take attention off his goalie, Roberto Luongo, who found himself in the spotlight for his comments following Game 5. The scrutiny intensified when Luongo turned in a dud performance in Game 6. Remember when Boston's Mark Recchi deflected the attention from teammate Zdeno Chara after Chara's hit on Montreal's Max Pacioretty in March? Veteran move.
The bulletin-board quote is not part of the NHL.com video embedded above, but the clip does have other comments by Sedin that express his confidence.
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Also, this Saturday at New Image from 3-4 p.m. you can get to know your instructors. Every 10 minutes the instructor will change. You can enjoy a variety of classes in an hour.
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MIDDLE BASS - J.F. Walleyes on Middle Bass Island is to host an Island Luau Sept. 29 to benefit Stein Hospice. The ferry is to leave Catawba at 11:15 a.m. and arrive at J.F. Walleyes for a noon pig roast, games, an auction and tours of the island. Departure is 4:15 p.m.
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Manti Te'o's Twitter bio reads: "Life is a storm.. You will bask in the sunlight one moment, be shattered on the rocks the next. What makes you a man is what you do when that storm comes."
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I've been creating C++ functions (unmanaged) to work with strings - and calling them from VB.Net apps (managed code).
I believe I can do file I/O from C++ as well - I could potentially write a complete C++ app to open a file and search the text of it.
And if I wanted to output three other files with sorted and arranged text I could do so in C++ as well (doing that with FILEWRITER's in VB.Net now).
At any rate - could I do this? Would I want to do this?
Would that mean my .EXE would have NO DEPENDENCIES at all?
How does a C++ executable work in that regard?