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Belarus-EU relations
29 July 2014
20 Years of Lukashenka: The Perfect Dictatorship?
Hailed by Belarusian state TV for bringing independence and sovereignty to Belarus, media outside Belarus have offered somewhat different opinions of Lukashenka on his 20th anniversary as Belarus' leader. Here are three of the main narratives used on this occasion.
Narrative 1:...
17 July 2014
How to Make the ESSYB Scholarships More Effective? An OESS Alumnus Perspective
This autumn nearly 200 aspiring students will start their studies at different European universities with the support of the European Scholarship Scheme for Young Belarusians (ESSYB) managed by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
It provided them an excellent EU-funded opportunity to overcome the country's isolation and to build the network of...
18 June 2014
Lukashenka Tears Open a Window to Europe Through Serbia
On 12 June, Alexander Lukashenka completed his populist tinged visit to Serbia. The visit showed that Lukashenka is able to easily bypass the visa restrictions placed on him by the EU, and some partners of the West still consider him a friend.
However, Belarus and Serbia lack any true common long-term interests, so the prospects for political cooperation between the two parties looks...
06 June 2014
Eurasian Integration: Does Lukashenka Have a Choice?
Aliaksandr Lukashenka expressed his resentment over exemptions and restrictions in the Eurasian Economic Union treaty during a meeting with a chairman of the upper chamber of the Russian parliament on 5 May.
However, Lukashenka had effectively no other choice as to agree on the creation of this economic bloc a week earlier, because the Belarusian economy heavily...
29 May 2014
Poroshenko and Lukashenka: Will the Ukrainian President Defend Belarus in the West?
On 26 May the future President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko stated that Belarus and his country can cooperate to help Lukashenka take steps towards establishing a democracy. Poroshenko also said that Lukashenka could...
20 May 2014
Belarus Reality Check 2014
On 10 April 2014, the 3rd Belarus Reality Check meeting brought together in Brussels key international and Belarusian experts as well as donors and policy makers.
The Reality Check Policy Review held under Chatham House rules allows individuals to present different local and international perspectives with an emphasis on facts and evidence. Below is a short...
06 May 2014
Will the Belarusian Authorities Learn from the Ukrainian Crisis?
The conflict in Eastern Ukraine has brought some benefits to the Belarusian authorities.
Due to the instability outside Belarus, Lukashenka's position in his dealings with the West has been strengthened. His recent phone conversation with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk proves this...
23 April 2014
Hockey Championship in Belarus: Breaking the Ice with the World
Yesterday Aliaksandr Lukashenka asked officials to make sure that foreign journalists would face no restrictions on media coverage of the Ice hockey World Championship in May.
Next month Minsk will host a major international sports event for the first time in the history of independent Belarus. It represents a great...
17 March 2014
EU Policy Towards Belarus After Crimea Revisited - Belarus Reality Check 2014
On 10 April the Belarus Reality Check took place, hosted by the European Endowment for Democracy in Brussels.
This is the third event of this series which involves a number of Western and Belarusian analysts and policy-makers. Previous events took place in Vilnius in 2012 and in...
02 January 2014
Belarus Foreign Policy in 2013: All Quiet on the Western Front
On 27 December, Minister of Foreign Affairs Uladzimir Makei held an event with journalists, diplomats and analysts to reflect on a controversial year for Belarus' foreign policy.
Though Belarus was tough in the potash war, this conflict exposed the weaknesses of Lukashenka...
20 December 2013
Normalisation of Relations with the EU, Oil Negotiations with Russia - Belarus State TV Digest
Housing remains among a top priorities for ordinary Belarusians, as Belarusian state television noted. This topic became unquestionably the number one issue over the last week. The issue of housing attracted lots of attention from the state media after Aliaksandr Lukashenka's public sharp criticism of the authorities and demand for firmer control over the construction...
10 December 2013
Vilnius Summit, Demonstrations in Kiev, Rental Housing - Belarus State TV Digest
Belarusian state TV widely covered various topics related to the recent Eastern Partnership Summit in Vilnius. Journalists commented upon the final reaction of Victor Yanukovych to an offer from Brussels, mass demonstrations in Ukraine and also the interests of Minsk in its relations with the EU.
State media also showed how the state-level body controls the local authorities and...

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Family values of the 80's and 90's were considerably different than those of the previous decades, and to a great extent, this was the intention of the generations that came of age during those years. As children of the "free love" movement of the 1960's, these children were often unplanned, and more often than not, products of broken homes. The reality is, as children of the 1960's came of age in the 80's and 90's, they purposefully diverged from their parents' behaviors that they saw as dysfunctional.
Since nothing happens overnight in reference to societal change, one must look to the previous decades to evaluate the causes driving societal change in the 80's and 90's. Women's liberation movements, oil shortages, high divorce rates, the need for mothers to enter the workforce, and really bad fashion all played into the hands of those starting families in the latter decades of the 20th century. All of these influences directly impacted the family they grew up in, and most had a profound impact on how the next generation would be raised. Looking at education, marriage, and work, one can gather a pretty fair understanding of the values shift that took place.
No more was the nuclear family of the 1950's the dominant memory from childhood. The 1960's saw a rebellion against conformity to the norm, and the concept of premarital sex came to the forefront. Choices were made for the moment, life was lived in the "now," and the vestiges of marriage out of responsibility for a pregnancy drove many to wed, despite a lack of profound respect and mutual love for each other. This is evidenced in the divorce rates of the 1970's, and in an overall rejection of the idea that marriage lasts "'till death do us part." Young people who suffered through these broken contracts became known as "Generation X" and demonstrated a lack of belonging, a fear of commitment, and started looking out for themselves, rather than creating a union with another. Video games started taking the place of organized sports, and the success of the individual overshadowed the happy marriage, kids, and white picket fence as markers of a satisfying lifestyle. A well-paying job, sporty BMW, and embrace of the self embodied the 1980's, leaving the traditional family at the wayside.
It used to be that working in the trades, earning a respectable living serving others, was the major track of the man. A select few had what it took to go on to the university, and those with college degrees were the people who earned the most money, and had the most advanced positions. It didn't matter so much what your degree was in, but that you were college educated. As a social species, humans naturally gravitate towards each other. The lack of solid family unit left many fearing the "real world" outside of school, driving many more to the ivory towers of higher learning. Instead of succeeding with a high school diploma, people without a college education were viewed more and more as "less than" educated, and the advent of the information superhighway opened the door for tens of thousands of degreed entrepreneurs, engineers, programmers, and sales professionals to make their individual livings. Consider these career fields. Most financially successful people in these areas work one-on-one with their computers, further eroding the interactive nature with other humans. Engineers designed communications tools that further eliminated the need to communicate in person, employing instead voice messaging, e-mail, and mobile phones. Quickly, interpersonal communications were no longer personal. People became lists of information, telephone numbers, or contacts. Money no longer exchanged hands, but rather resided in computers as numbers on a screen. ATM's replaced humans at the bank, and plastic was no longer indicative of credit, but the preferred method of payment. Direct deposit replaced a paycheck, further separating the worker from the pay, and the effort from the reward.
Marriage, all the while, made a remarkable comeback during these two decades. Children of broken homes became partners who didn't want to be like their parents. The disparity of roles in the home became partnerships for survival. No longer could a family make ends meet with one income. Women felt not only empowered, but expected to enter the workforce. Marriages were something that happened during breakfast, and then again after work and until bed. AIDS put a stop, or a serious slow-down, upon cavalier sexual activity, making monogamy more in vogue. The raising of children was not so much about bringing on the next generation, but more of a financial burden and imposition on lifestyles. People changed their ideas about how to raise children, too. Reacting to their own upbringings, children became "friends" of their parents, and were extended more adult status, rather than being "just kids." Discipline became a mental and emotional endeavor, rather than the barbaric spanking and physical torture these parents endured at the hands of their less-enlightened parents.
Thus, during the 1980's and 90's we created a new generation of monsters. Kids who communicate non-stop, but not in person. We raised children who view themselves as equals to adults, and who lack respect for the older generations that toiled for their survival. We sit them in front of televisions, computers, or video game consoles rather than books or human caregivers. Money has become something that is given, not earned, and is spent on wants, not needs. Teachers lost respect because they don't earn enough money to command the respect of those they teach. They don't drive the right cars, or live in big homes. Designer labels outweigh functionality, and are modeled by people who, in the minds of our children, are truly successful.
What happened to family values during the 1980's and 90's? We replaced them with societal values that cannot sustain the individual. Time will tell if the economic collapse forces a return to that which is truly priceless. Whether conservative values stage a comeback depends on how far down the progressive path we travel, and whether or not we, as a society, can re-embrace the family as the root of our society.


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I'm in Bangkok this week, getting set up for DC BKK and I was very excited to run into our good friend David Hehenberger from WPCast.fm and FatCatApps.com. His products help marketers drive conversions from their Wordpress sites. This is really a full-circle moment for us, as David used to edit the show in the early days of our Podcast. David has since downshifted to focus on building a software company that he felt would be sustainable and generate income on his own terms. We're gonna be talking with David about how he got his company off the ground, how difficult it really is to develop a software product, and the challenges of working within the Wordpress ecosystem.
With over 260 episodes, some of our listeners have been asking us which episodes of our show are the best to share with people who want to learn more about the location independent lifestyle. We thought this posed a pretty interesting challenge, and we've decided to create a five part series that people can download to get an overall sense of what the location independent startup community is all about. On this first episode in the series, we are going to be going over five key points on how to make your first $1000 online.
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We put Taylor Pearson in charge of our Portable Bar company in its infancy, and he helped us grow our business 527% in the first 18 months, to the point where we are consistently having healthy mid 5-figure months. This week, Bossman is back and we are chatting with Taylor about what it's like to evolve from a small business that is just keeping the lights on to a real significant source of wealth. We're talking about the old-school tactics we used to grow our business, and how we have used the advice that we give in this show in real life situations.
As entrepreneurs, Google has really become a huge part of a lot of our everyday lives. The privacy concerns that have come to light over the last few years are legitimate, and way we think about our internet use is changing. Gabriel Weinberg is the Founder of DuckDuckGo, a search engine that is steadily gaining market share by offering real privacy. He is also an angel investor, and has taken investments from some of the most successful venture capitalists in the world. This week, Gabriel and are going to be talking about what privacy means today and what Google knows about us, along with some really unique strategies for startups.
If you aren't familiar with the Tropical MBA, our articles are mostly advice and stories to and from established location independent entrepreneurs. Historically, however, some of our most popular posts have been job offers. These gigs have been used by everybody from college dropouts...
This week I was lucky enough to catch up with Stuart McDonald, the founder of Travelfish, which one of the most respected sites on the web for South East Asia travel information. If you peak over the shoulder of a random backpacker in Bangkok cafes, expect to see a "TravelFish" URL along with Facebook blue.
I was not expecting it, but when I first moved to Asia I found that you could walk into a broad range of establishments--- restaurants, pubs, resorts, hotels, guesthouses— first thing in the morning, spread all your stuff out, and start...
Bossman is back this week and we are talking about affiliate relationships. How do you get others to promote your products? We'll talk about how to "write the religion" and give potential content publishers a reason to tap into your narrative. We also field several listener questions, including what to look for when hiring your first employee, and the ins and outs of establishing business credit.


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A kid 11 to 12 years old who is not quite a teenager who we refer to as a "TWEEN" (meaning in between child and teen). They are starting puberty which makes them "WEIRD". Thus they are a TWEIRD!
OMG my daughter is always talking about boys and she is so spacey lately. What am I going to do, she is such a tweird?!
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Our faculty is unique in the region, combining board-certified, fellowship-trained specialists from both vascular surgery and vascular medicine in one program. Our physicians have more than 60 years of combined experience caring for patients with vascular diseases and in training the next generation of vascular specialists. Our nurses, technicians and administrative staff are committed to facilitating assessment and care through our clinics and diagnostic services as well as in-hospital services for diagnosis, treatment and research. For patients, this translates into a comprehensive evaluation culminating in an integrated care plan including medical therapies with minimally-invasive "endovascular" procedures or traditional open surgery when indicated, for the broad spectrum of vascular diseases.
The successful application for the NHLBI Vascular Disease Academic Award in 1994 was the impetus for the development of Vascular Medicine at Wake Forest. With the recruitment of Pavel J. Levy, MD, Vascular Medicine is an important and fully integrated component of the Department. The recent funding of a K12 Mentored Clinical Scientist Program in Vascular Medicine serves as the financial and educational framework for a fellowship in Vascular Medicine. This mentored clinical scientist program will provide unique additional expertise in the medical management of vascular disease. The combination of Vascular Surgery and Vascular Medicine at the level of the teaching faculty and fellows in training is unequaled and provides optimal patient management.
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text: On August 12, 2009, at 0815 eastern daylight time, a Cessna 150H, N6676S, operated by Royal Flying Club LLC, was substantially damaged when it impacted trees and terrain following a takeoff from Sussex Airport (FWN), Sussex, New Jersey. The certificated private pilot and a passenger sustained serious injuries. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time, and no flight plan was filed for the 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 personal flight. According to the pilot, following the takeoff, the airplane would not gain altitude and started clipping the tops of trees beyond the end of the runway. The pilot pulled back on the yoke and stalled the airplane. The airplane collided with an embankment and came to rest in a creek. Examination of the wreckage by an inspector from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and investigators from Teledyne Continental Motors and Cessna Aircraft Company, found that the airplane had come to rest in the creek in a near-vertical, nose-down attitude, substantially damaging the engine, cockpit, wings, empennage and stabilizers.Examination of the engine was performed by the Continental representative under FAA supervision. The inspection of the engine did not reveal any abnormalities that would have precluded normal operation and production of rated horsepower.Examination of the airframe was performed by the Cessna representative under FAA supervision. The inspection of the airframe and flight control system components showed no evidence of preimpact mechanical failures or malfunctions.A weight and balance calculation was performed using the airplane's most recent weight and balance found in the logbooks (09/23/2000). According to the calculations, the airplane would have been 24 pounds over gross weight with a center of gravity outside the forward envelope. For the calculations, it was estimated that there were 10 pounds of baggage in the number 1 baggage area based on articles found at the crash site. The pilot reported 255 hours of total flight time with 138 hours in airplane make and model. The recorded weather at FWN, at 0753, included variable winds; visibility 10 statute miles; sky condition clear; temperature 21 degrees C; dew point 19 degrees C; and an altimeter setting of 29.96 inches Hg.


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Where there's smoke, there's a second Smoke. Christopher Zielke, Christopher Jeffers and Tim Byres, the guys behind Oak Cliff's popular Smoke, have announced that they've signed a lease on a space in Plano and hope to be open by the year's end. In addition to the original Smoke, the trio is respons ... More >>
Many moons ago, I worked at an Applebee's Bar & Grill. It's been a while since I threw in the apron, but to this day I still cannot listen to a handful of songs that were on a torturous loop at the neighborhood bar and grill, including "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles, "Joy to the World" ... More >>
This week in DFW music, it's all about folk and pop. The two genres are spanning the calendars this summer, and this week in June is no exception, so in honor of that, here are five super surprising pop music facts, according to BuzzFeed. (By the way, it wouldn't be Dallas without a Manson/Cooper sh ... More >>
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Wild FlagWild Flag is something of a web phenomenon, gaining loads of notoriety before ever releasing any music. It helps, of course, that front-lady Carrie Brownstein and Wild Flag bandmate Janet Weiss were members of the legendary rock trio Sleater-Kinney. But now, with their new act, they're t ... More >>
Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans , where we meet some of the people behind the local music scene -- those who aren't necessarily members of local bands, but more the people who make the scene move.Chelsea CallahanIn some ways, Chelsea Callahan is kind of like the mayor of our local music scene ... More >>
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Quite the hopping Thursday evening we have here. Enough to make a lowly music critic like myself wish he could be in two -- maybe even three -- places at once.
By this busy line up of shows, you'd think it's already Friday.
It's another hopping musical Thursday evening around town with a show for just about everyone.
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2012 Alltech Symposium to re-imagine beef
Alltech's 28th Annual International Symposium May 20 to 23 in Lexington, Ky., will offer beef-focused sessions that cover a broad spectrum, from programmed nutrition to marketing, designed to stimulate discussion and generate new ideas for the future.
"Our international Symposium is about bringing people together from all different areas of the supply chain to examine and discuss our industry," said Jorge Gotuzzo, beef marketing manager at Alltech. "Both in the plenary sessions and the beef-focused sessions, we are going beyond providing technical information. We want to explore innovative ways of doing things and provide informative sessions for everyone, whether their focus is on production, nutrition or marketing to the consumer."
Beef-focused session topics will include:
--Can We Make Better Beef: Creating a program for branded, verified beef that consumers can trust;
--The Big Beef Challenge: Pathogen intervention strategies;
--A Smarter Way to Market Your Beef;
--Cow Calf Profitability: Matching breed to feed to optimize cost effectiveness;
--Where's the Beef: A view of the future from one of the world's most competitive markets, Brazil;
--Using Programmed Nutrition to Prepare the Perfect Steak
The 2012 Symposium will be the forum for more than 100 presentations by industry experts, including experts from Domino's Pizza, Jack in the Box, Wendy's, Nestle, Murphy-Brown, Future Farmers of America, PetSmart and the Harvard School of Business. Featured presenters at the beef sessions include John Butler of Beef Marketing Group, USA; Mindy Brashears, Texas Tech University, USA; Miguel Cavalcanti of BeefPoint, Brazil; Joseph Kerns of International Agribusiness Group, USA; and Stuart Roberts of Anglo Beef Processors, U.K.
Looking to 2050's burgeoning population, Alltech's 2012 Symposium will focus on ideas for better use of resources, improved business practices and natural nutritional solutions. New in 2012, breakout sessions will include legal, marketing, information technology and designer food in addition to the popular aquaculture, beef, dairy, equine, poultry, pig, pet and regulatory-focused offerings.
The event is expected to draw more than 2,500 delegates from around the world, making it the industry's largest symposium. To secure your place at the 2012 Alltech Annual International Symposium, visit www.alltech.com/symposium or contact firstname.lastname@example.com.


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WASHINGTON — Observations from Thursday night's 104-70 (utterly meaningless) loss to the Washington Wizards at the Verizon Center:
-- No, this is not the place for insightful reflections on Thursday's game.
-- Because to actually admit watching that much of Heat-Wizards would mean sacrificing my man card.
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Masters Video Player May Be the Future of TV
Unless you're a serious golf enthusiast, watching golf tournaments on television can be about as exciting as caddying for an old fuddy-duddy who has no sense of humor. The annual Masters Tournament, one of golf's four majors, begins this week at the famed Augusta National golf course in Georgia. The tournament's official Web site is now offering unparalleled, interactive video coverage that is cool enough to impress tech-geeks and hardcore duffers alike.
The impressively smooth and easily navigable interface allows you to choose your coverage: You can watch players come through the legendary "Amen Corner" (holes 11, 12, and 13), check out the action at holes 15 and 16, catch player reactions in the post-round interview room, and view an extension of ESPN's televised coverage in a channel called "Masters Extra." For the serious information junkies out there, this Internet golf extravaganza also gives you a picture-in-picture feature, allows you to receive Twitter-like update alerts about any player in the field, and lets you view and customize the real-time leaderboard. Somehow, this all manages to fit on one, uncluttered screen. Oh yeah, did we mention it's in high definition? The HD widescreen format perfectly captures the brilliant colors of the azaleas and other foliage that make Augusta National the most revered golf course in the world.
With its incredible wealth of available information, this type of interactive coverage would be fascinating to see applied to any athletic endeavor -- maybe even ribbon dancing. We'd also love to see this carried over to regular network broadcasts and shows. It could help us understand a show like 'Lost,' which has a steadily changing cast-of-characters and shifts through time that can make it difficult for the easily-confused to follow. Hopefully, the online Masters coverage will influence television viewing as a whole -- not just sporting events -- sooner rather than later. [From: Masters.com, Via: @chadmumm]
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Despite beating most analysts estimates in yesterday's upbeat third quarter financial disclosure, Tesla Motors' (TSLA) share price has taken a significant tumble. Down about 10 percent overnight, the company continued to be devalued as the day wore on, at one point hitting a low of $146.84.
The fall was so furious that it triggered (ironically) a NASDAQ "circuit breaker," temporarily restricting short-sale transactions. The price seems to have now stabilized and is, as of this writing, down about 14.67 percent from the opening, trading at $150.88.
Reasons given by market experts for the drop are varied, with some worried about battery supply issues slowing the California automaker's output, others citing the drop in revenue from ZEV credits and increased R&D spending for the Model X next year hurting future earnings.
Of course, many have said that the stock was somewhat overvalued after its red-hot 400 percent rise over the past year. Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently made the statement that the price was higher than the company deserves, though he did add that it will eventually surpass its current valuation.
Scroll down for video of an interesting discussion of the stock from Fox Business. If you feel like playing market analyst, let us know what your TSLA expectations are in the wake of this most recent "correction" in the comments below.


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Bone marrow transplantation can cure diseases such as leukemia but it can also lead to a potentially fatal complication known as graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). A group led by Takanori Teshima at Kyushu University in Japan found that mice treated with a protein called R-spondin1 developed less severe GVHD after bone marrow transplantation. R-spondin worked by protecting intestinal stem cells, which help to regenerate damaged tissues and thus dampen inflammation.
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Five creditors in the bankruptcy case of former Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors President Vito Simone filed lawsuits alleging Simone defrauded them of $1.1 million. One of the claims relies on a little-noticed state court ruling in favor of a Canton homeowner who claimed Simone engaged in unfair and deceptive trade practices.
The suits, filed as Simone's bankruptcy liquidation wound down in late May, extend the legal proceedings surrounding the prominent developer and realtor's finances and shine a harsh light on his business practices. Long a high-profile fixture on the local real-estate scene, Vito Simone (and his wife, Gail) quietly filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition in February. Simone resigned his position as president of the Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors in March after City Paper publicized the bankruptcy ("Boom and Bust," Mobtown Beat, March 9).
The Simones had amassed more than $3.9 million in debt and claimed less than half a million dollars in assets. Reached by phone in March, Simone blamed his business partners for the trouble and declined to comment further after that.
Simone's aggressive marketing, multiple roles in his deals, and relationship to sometimes elderly or unsophisticated customers involved him and his businesses in multiple lawsuits over the past 20 years ("Vini Vidi Vito," Feature, April 8). Simone last went bankrupt in 1988.
In this year's filing, two of the couple's largest debts--for $414,000 and $584,000--were owed respectively to First Mariner Bank and Bradford Bank. Those, along with most of the others, were wiped out by the bankruptcy court on May 29. The banks did not allege fraud.
But five other creditors, who claim they are owed a total of more than $1.1 million, filed exceptions to the discharge of their debts, alleging that Simone defrauded them.
"It's a sad state of the bankruptcy law that creditors are allowed to make . . . allegations of fraud," thus extending the time and expense of the proceedings, says Simone's lawyer, Russell Karpook, who has filed answers to the complaints denying there was any fraud--with one curious exception--and asking the judge to dismiss the claims. Asked if he has extended credit to the Simones (who owed money to several lawyers when they filed their bankruptcy petition), Karpook replies, "that's a matter between me and my client."
One of the five fraud claimants, the state Injured Workers Insurance Fund, dropped its suit last month. The quasi-public company had won a state court judgment against Simone and his companies by claiming he fraudulently avoided more than $100,000 in insurance premiums. Its lawyer, Michael R. McCann says IWIF's decision to drop the suit had "nothing to do with the appropriateness of what was filed [by IWIF]; it was done for our own reasons." With interest, costs and penalties, the forfeited claim had grown to $173,442.
Two of the other four suits allege that Vito Simone made false promises and did not repay money lent privately. Debra Donahoo claims Simone never intended to pay back the $50,000 she lent him to help close his purchase of four dilapidated houses facing Druid Park Lake in Reservoir Hill. "Simone deceived several longtime friends, including the Plaintiff, by persuading them to loan him money under circumstances in which Debtor Vito Simone knew he could not repay the money lent," her suit says, adding that "[d]ebtors were already insolvent and were engaging in schemes to obtain new financing to pay past due obligations, by soliciting funds from other friends and investors under the same type of scheme."
Michael Dunn's suit claims he is owed $70,000 that he lent Simone (plus $13,952 in interest and costs), which was supposed to go toward rehabbing a building at 2101 St. Paul St. Land records indicate that Simone had increased his mortgage on that building from $300,000 to $560,000 about seven months before he got Dunn's money. Bradford Bank, which extended that loan, is close to being taken over by regulators.
"Upon information and belief, none of the proceeds of the Loan were used by Debtors for the stated purpose, i.e. renovating the Commercial Property," Dunn's complaint says. "Instead, Debtors used the proceeds of the Loan for unrelated personal or business purposes."
Asked to account for Dunn's $70,000 during a March 24 bankruptcy hearing, Simone replied, "I know some of the money was used for St. Paul."
The two other suits involve unhappy customers of Simone's construction company, Baltimore Rehab Services, LLC, which he operated with contractor David Zichos. In their legal complaint, Richard and Sasha Hazlett say they hired Simone to rehab four houses, paying him $631,600 for the work between 2005 and 2008. In all cases, they say, "the majority of the work was not completed" and one house, 914 Newington Ave., "remains uninhabitable" despite $170,000 poured into its renovation since 2006.
Dominic Marcuccio is suing the Simones for $225,400, alleging Vito Simone defrauded him.
Marcuccio's federal suit says that he paid Vito Simone to rebuild his three-story home at 2109 Essex St. in Canton. Marcuccio alleges Simone took his money but didn't do the job right, ripped out a historic tin ceiling Marcuccio wanted to keep, and then stiffed his subcontractor, Woodard & Sons Mechanical, Inc., setting up Marcuccio for a lawsuit and mechanic's lien. The key claim: "Vito Simone is indebted to Creditor for a money judgment obtained in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City for fraud and/or defalcation while acting in a fiduciary capacity."
In his answer to the complaint, Karpook, Simone's lawyer, does not deny the claim but writes that "Vito is without knowledge or information sufficient enough to form a belief as to the truth of the allegation."
Indeed, the judgment is easy to overlook, coming as it did in a case in which Simone was originally neither the defendant nor the plaintiff.
The judgment, recorded on Sept. 8, 2008, is filed in Baltimore City Circuit Court under the caption Woodard & Sons Mechanical, Inc. v. Dominic Marcuccio. It followed a four-day trial, according to the court record. At its conclusion, Judge Marcella A. Holland ordered Simone to pay Marcuccio $69,066, and for Baltimore Rehab to pay Marcuccio $19,066, even as she ordered Marcuccio to pay Woodard $5,169.
"The difference between my award and all the other judgments against Vito Simone is my judgment is for unjust enrichment," contends Amar S. Weisman, Marcuccio's lawyer in the state case. "My judgment is for fraud.
"Vito Simone proved on the [witness] stand that he was not believable, and the judge didn't believe him," Weisman continues, adding that this was his first trial. "We won this judgment. I literally cried. I thought I was going to go on vacation, and then there was no way to get the money. It was a tough lesson to learn as an attorney."
Weisman tried to garnish Simone's wages at Yerman, Witman, Gaines and Conklin Realty, where Simone had gone to work after years as an independent broker. The company replied that Simone is not an employee of the firm, "and therefore no wages are due the judgment Debtor from the Garnishee." The reply is signed by Russell D. Karpook, Yerman's lawyer. Simone owed William Yerman, the firm's principle, $250,000 from the failed Druid Park Lake project, according to Simone's bankruptcy filing. Yerman did not return a call seeking comment.
Marcuccio claimed breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and "unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices," but Karpook says Marcuccio's judgment is unclear as to which count or claim it resulted from. The word "fraud" appears nowhere in his state complaint or in the judgment.
Asked if he is still representing Yerman, Karpook replies, "I'm not going to answer that."
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I am currently writing a dissertation and am in need of a large amount of legislation dating from 1509 - 1601. I have all the abbreviated listings of the acts that I want to search through, but cant seem to find them anywhere. If anyone could point me in the right direction I would really appreciate it.
Public acts are published in Statutes of the Realm. Only volumes 5, 6 and 7, which cover a period later than the one you are interested in, are availabe on British History online. However, you may be able to access the other volumes through the Making of the Modern World website (if your university has access). If not, most good university libraries ought to have hard copies. Most private acts remain unpublished. A lot of this legislation has nevertheless been studied, most notably by David M. Dean, who has written numerous articles and essays on the subject.Dr. Andrew Thrush
For Statutes of the Realm try legislation.gov.ukI'm studying the Treason Act 1351, and for that it details the Act and subsequent amendments,so probably would do the same for later legislation.It would be a good starting point in any event.Isabel
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Stuart Maxwell Whitman, born February 1, 1928, was an American actor most noted for his sensitive face and rugged build. He was born in San Francisco, California, but moved around a lot. After high school graduation, he enlisted in the Army Corps of Engineers for three years, and then enrolled at the Los Angeles City College and the Los Angeles Academy of Dramatic Arts. His debut was in an uncredited role in "When Worlds Collide" (1951). He continued playing bit parts like an officer in "One Minute to Zero" (1952), a cattle buyer in "Barbed Wire" (1952), and a sergeant in "The Veils of Bagdad" (1953). Not until 1960 did the actor land a leading role, when he starred in "Murder, Inc.".
One year later, in 1961, Whitman reached stardom when he was nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award for his role as a child molester in "Mark". Sadly, the actor did not win. However, in the same year he also starred with John Wayne in the westerner "The Comancheros". The actor continued appearing in films as the lead, as well as in supporting roles. Movies he did include "Francis of Assisi" (1961), "Rio Conchos" (1964), "Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew From London to Paris in 25 hours 11 minutes" (1965), "An American Dream" (1972), "Shatter" (1974), and "The White Buffalo" (1977).
During his career in the motion pictures, he additionally made himself known on television in series like "Highway Patrol" (1956-57) and the western themed, "Cimarron Strip" (1967-68), which was wildly popular. However, after he finished filming the latter, Whitman found himself taking leads in lower budgeted independent features like the bigamist sheriff in "Crazy Mama" (1975) and a heroic firefighter in "Oil" (1976). By 1980, he was still active in Hollywood though, playing smaller parts in movies such as "Butterfly" (1982) and "Deadly Intruder" (1985), as well as leads in "The Treasure of the Amazon" (1985) and "Bersaglio sull'autostrada" (1988). When the '90s came, Whitman was pretty much only a supporting character in various films like "Lightening in a Bottle" (1993), "Improper Conduct" (1994), and "Second Chances" (1998), which was his very final motion picture.
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Roses are Red, Yellow and White
19 comments:
- Shelia said...
HI Penny! I love this look! Now what will you do with all the dried roses?
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
- June 17, 2010 at 11:31 PM
- Vintage Sassy said...
Great idea Penny, plus it's a great excuse to buy yourself roses:)
- June 17, 2010 at 11:57 PM
- Bella said...
I love this. It sounds very simple. I'll have to try it.
- June 18, 2010 at 12:16 AM
- Julie Harward said...
Now thats a good idea...they are so pretty dried too! Come say hi :D
- June 18, 2010 at 12:44 AM
- Sandy, Sisters of Season said...
Hi Penny, Don't you just love to do that . . that's a neat idea to use on gifts. The apricot color roses are beautiful. Sandy:O)
- June 18, 2010 at 12:45 AM
- Jeanne said...
Morning Penny, I just commented on your previous post. I love your dried roses. I used to dry them too. I haven't in a while now. Using them on a gift is brilliant. I will be drying roses again.
Hugs, Jeanne
- June 18, 2010 at 7:27 AM
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Dried roses have such an "atmosphere" to me. There's probably a better word but I'm sure you'll get what I mean.
Great idea to use them on gifts.
PS. Thanks for the squash blossom info.
- June 18, 2010 at 8:42 AM
- Beverly said...
I love this idea, and I always tell myself I will do it, but then I don't. I have so many roses that the thought of choosing overwhelms me.
- June 18, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- Vee said...
Yes, I do this, too. The colors remain so lovely for a long time.
- June 18, 2010 at 10:52 AM
- Adrienne said...
Oh, now you've given me an excuse to buy myself some roses! Love the idea - and I wonder if I can do it with the roses from my garden (if the sun ever comes our to stay and the rain stopping beating them.)
- June 18, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- KarenHarveyCox said...
Your garden is getting lovelier and lovelier. Oh, and I love dried roses, I have hung them from my bakers rack from time to time. When I lived in Hong Kong I had this huge basket where I saved dried Hydrangeas and roses. Knowing that our shipment would be a month by ship I had to give them away. So, I painted the basket with the Hydrangeas and roses and gave it to my wonderful neighbor Maria. She made me lovely pearl necklaces by hand and gave them to me in a little silk pouch. Whenever I see dried roses I think of Maria.
You always inspire lovely memories Penny.
- June 18, 2010 at 10:15 PM
- Mimi Sue said...
Great idea. Your garden is looking great too. Mimi
- June 19, 2010 at 1:23 AM
- Alison said...
Hi Penny, great post and wonderful idea to dry your roses like that. Check my last post to see what I did with some roses
- June 19, 2010 at 9:03 AM
- Donna said...
Fabulous idea, Penny. I love the look.
Have a good weekend!
- June 19, 2010 at 10:04 AM
- Kathleen Grace said...
Great idea Penny, I always feel so bad throwing them away!
- June 19, 2010 at 5:00 PM
- Sherri said...
Penny, I love the look of roses when they are dried like this! They look almost like paper especially the cream colored one. Have a great weekend!
- June 19, 2010 at 6:50 PM
- Tutti Chic said...
Sometimes I Love the look of the drying roses more than the fresh! I do the same exact thing penny & use them just like you do! xo chris
- June 19, 2010 at 10:35 PM
- bj said...
I am loving these...
- June 21, 2010 at 9:06 PM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
That's a great idea, Penny! Plus, I love the way they look. I may have to try that and pick some up next time I'm food shopping. I usually do my hydrangeas though and they always look pretty dried.
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