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(Beirut) (AP) – Teenagers carrying weapons stand at checkpoints and busy intersections in Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul. Patched onto the left arms of their black uniforms are the logos of the Islamic Police.
In Raqqa, the Islamic State group's de facto capital in Syria, boys attend training camp and religious courses before heading off to fight. Others serve as cooks or guards at the extremists' headquarters or as spies, informing on people in their neighborhoods.
Across the vast region under IS control, the group is actively conscripting children for battle and committing abuses against the most vulnerable at a young age, according to a growing body of evidence assembled from residents, activists, independent experts and human rights groups.
In the northern Syrian town of Kobani, where ethnic Kurds have been resisting an IS onslaught for weeks, several activists told The Associated Press they observed children fighting alongside the militants. Mustafa Bali, a Kobani-based activist, said he saw the bodies of four boys, two of them younger than 14. And at least one 18 year old is said to have carried out a suicide attack.
In Syria's Aleppo province, an activist affiliated with the rebel Free Syrian Army said its fighters encountered children in their late teens "fairly often" in battles against the rival Islamic State group.
It is difficult to determine just how widespread the exploitation of children is in the closed world of IS-controlled territory. There are no reliable figures on the number of minors the group employs.
But a United Nations panel investigating war crimes in the Syrian conflict concluded that in its enlistment of children for active combat roles, the Islamic State group is perpetrating abuses and war crimes on a massive scale "in a systematic and organized manner."
The group "prioritizes children as a vehicle for ensuring long-term loyalty, adherence to their ideology and a cadre of devoted fighters that will see violence as a way of life," it said in a recent report. The panel of experts, known as the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria, conducted more than 300 interviews with people who fled or are living in IS-controlled areas, and examined video and photographic evidence.
The use of children by armed groups in conflict is, of course, nothing new. In the Syrian civil war, the Free Syrian Army and Nusra Front rebel groups also recruit children for combat, said Leila Zerrougui, the U.N. secretary-general's special representative for children and armed conflict.
But no other group comes close to IS in using children in such a systematic and organized way. And the effect is that much greater because IS commands large areas in which the militants inculcate the children with their radical and violent interpretation of Shariah law.
"What is new is that ISIS seems to be quite transparent and vocal about their intention and their practice of recruiting children," said Laurent Chapuis, UNICEF regional child protection adviser for the Middle East and North Africa, using an alternate acronym for the group. "Children as young as 10, 12 years old are being used in a variety of roles, as combatants as messengers, spies, guards, manning checkpoints but also for domestic purposes like cooking, cleaning, sometimes providing medical care to the wounded."
"This is not a marginal phenomenon. This is something that is being observed and seems to be part of the strategy of the group," Zerrougui said in a phone interview from New York.
She said some children join voluntarily for various reasons but others are targeted.
"They are abducting children and forcing them to join, they are brainwashing children and indoctrinating them to join their group. All the tools used to attract and recruit children are used by this group," she said, adding that children as young as 9 or 10 are used for `'various roles."
In areas of Syria and Iraq under their control, the Sunni extremists have closed schools or changed the curriculum to fit with their ideology. Their goal, according to the U.N., is to use education as a tool of indoctrination to foster a new generation of supporters.
A video recently published by an IS media arm shows what it says is a graduation ceremony for boys, who appear to be in their teens. Dressed in military uniforms, they are lined up to shake hands with a sheikh. Another scene shows the boys posing with AK-47s, their faces hidden under black masks. The video touts the children as a "generation of lions, protectors of religion, dignity and land."
Residents of IS-controlled areas said the militants are teaching children at school to become fighters.
One resident in the Iraqi city of Fallujah described seeing his 6-year-old son playing with a water pistol in front of the house and screaming: "I am a fighter for the Islamic State!"
"I waved him to come to me and I broke the gun in two pieces," said the man, who spoke on condition of anonymity out of fear of his life.
He also said he and his son recently stopped at an IS checkpoint. His son shouted, "We love the State!" and one of the fighters asked, "Which state?" When the son replied, "the Islamic State," the fighter "told him, `Good boy,' and let us through," the resident said. The incident persuaded the man to move his family to the northern city of Kirkuk, now in Kurdish hands.
"The boys are studying, not to learn, but to become mujahedeen," he said.
Earlier this year in Syria, the Islamic State group abducted more than 150 Kurdish boys, held them in a school in Aleppo province and showed them videos of beheadings and attacks, while subjecting them to daily instruction on militant ideology for five months, the U.N. and Kurdish officials said. The boys were later released.
In Raqqa province, an anti-IS activist collective has documented the presence of at least five known youth training camps, one specifically for children under 16 in the town of Tabqa. The collective, named Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently, has released a video showing children crawling under barbed wire as part of their military training. The video could not be independently confirmed but is consistent with AP reporting on the subject.
Residents in IS-controlled areas in Iraq, such as Mosul and Fallujah, say it is not uncommon to see gun-toting boys in their late teens standing at checkpoints and even younger ones riding in militant convoys, usually accompanying their fathers in parades.
Another resident of Fallujah said many boys as young as 11 volunteer to join the group, but that IS often seeks the parents' consent for those under 16. He said others join under pressure or in exchange for money.
"Once they're done training, their skills and abilities are tested before they decide where to send them off. Many want to be on the front lines," said the man, who identified himself as Abu Abdullah al-Falluji.
In a report released earlier this year, Human Rights Watch interviewed four former IS child fighters in Syria who described military training with the group. One, Bassem, who joined the group at 16, said he left after being seriously wounded by shrapnel in battle. A 17 year old, Amr, told the group that children in his unit signed up for suicide missions – and that he reluctantly did so as well under pressure.
Thousands of foreign fighters have flocked to IS areas from all over the world, many of them with their families.
A video emerged this month showing two boys, both speaking perfect French, holding guns aloft and claiming to be in Raqqa. They stand on a dusty street; a man walks by and takes no notice of their weapons. The boys, who look much younger than 10, say they're from Strasbourg and Toulouse. French prosecutors have opened a formal investigation to identify the children.
"Over there, you're in a country of infidels. Here, we're mujahedeen. We're in Syria, we're in Raqqa here," one of the boys says in the video. "It's war here."
Salama reported from Baghdad. Associated Press writer Lori Hinnant in Paris contributed to this report.
(Harrison) (AP) – Agriculture officials say heavy rains during the year may mean higher production costs for Arkansas cattle farmers this winter.
The National Agricultural Statistics Service says 52 percent of Arkansas' pastures are in good or excellent condition. Heavy rains throughout the year largely benefited cattle farmers with plentiful hay.
But excessive rains in north-central Arkansas diminished the crop's nutrient content and will likely require some farmers to rely more heavily on supplemental feed through the winter.
Boone County Extension Agent Mike McClintock says a high volume of hay was produced this year but the quality of the hay is much lower in terms of its nutritional value. Fescue hay typically has a crude protein content of about 8 to 10 percent if harvested in late May, but drops during the summer.
(Columbia) (AP) – Missouri hunters likely will use lead bullets during firearm deer season this year despite potential health complications from the metal.
The Columbia Missourian reports little is being done in Missouri to warn hunters about the risks of lead despite efforts in other states to encourage using safer copper bullets.
Lead bullets, Carrol Henderson of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources said, leave fragments of the metal after the bullets strike.
Copper bullets cost about twice as much, but tear into an intact, blossom shape on impact.
Henderson said a deer hunter might spend an extra $5 a year on copper bullets.
A study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed elevated levels of lead in people who recently ate wild game shot with lead bullets, though it stopped short of saying that the meat was the only possible reason for the elevated levels.
Lead in bullets is a relatively new public health issue, but the negative mental and physical effects of lead exposure have been documented for thousands of years, according to an article from the Environmental Protection Agency. Young children are particularly at risk from lead exposure, which can impair brain development and lead to cognitive and behavioral problems.
According to the CDC's website, no safe blood level of lead in children has been identified, and a 2005 report analyzing intellectual test scores of 1,333 children found there was "no evidence of a threshold for the adverse consequences of lead exposure."
The Missouri Conservation Department has no regulations on lead bullets, although there are strict nontoxic shot rules for shotgun handling. The department's website does contain a word of caution about lead exposure on a page titled "Hunter Ethics and Safety." The paragraph devoted to lead bullets says that "lead in venison is a concern, but not a human health crisis."
(Ferguson) (AP) – Several dozen protesters have been marching in Ferguson as the community awaits a decision from a grand jury considering whether to indict the police officer who shot and killed 18-year-old Michael Brown.
The protesters out Saturday evening were praying, playing music and chanting slogans including, "No justice, no peace" and "Mike Brown means, we've got to fight back." Cars stopped and drivers honked, slowing traffic.
Brown's mother, Lesley McSpadden, spoke to protesters through a bullhorn and urged people to be careful, saying, "don't agitate them, and don't let them agitate y'all."
The grand jury is deliberating whether charges are warranted against Officer Darren Wilson in the Aug. 9 fatal shooting of Brown. Wilson is white and Brown, who was unarmed, was black. There have been many demonstrations since Brown's death.
(Washington) (AP) – Divisive and flamboyant, maddening and beloved, Marion Barry outshone every politician in the 40-year history of District of Columbia self-rule. But for many, his legacy was not defined by the accomplishments and failures of his four terms as mayor and long service on the D.C. Council.
Instead, Barry will be remembered for a single night in a downtown Washington hotel room and the grainy video that showed him lighting a crack pipe in the company of a much-younger woman. When FBI agents burst in, he referred to her with an expletive. She "set me up," Barry said.
Barry died Sunday at 78. His family said in statement that Barry died shortly after midnight at the United Medical Center, after having been released from Howard University Hospital on Saturday. No cause of death was given, but his spokeswoman LaToya Foster said he collapsed outside his home.
Speaking at a 4 a.m. press conference at United Medical Center, the city's mayor-elect Muriel Bowser called Barry an "inspiration to so many people and a fighter for people."
"Mr. Barry, I can say this, lived up until the minute the way he wanted to live," said Bowser, who had served with Barry on the D.C. Council.
The year was 1990, and crack cocaine had exploded in the district, turning it into the nation's murder capital. In his third term, the man known as the "Mayor for Life" became a symbol of a foundering city.
Federal authorities had been investigating him for years for his alleged ties to drug suspects, and while he denied using drugs, his late-night partying was taking a toll on his job performance.
The arrest and subsequent conviction – a jury deadlocked on most counts, convicting him of a single count of drug possession – was a turning point for Barry. He had been elected to his first term as mayor in 1978 with broad support from across the city. With his good looks, charisma and background in the civil rights movement, he was embraced the dynamic leader the city's young government needed. The Washington Post endorsed him in each of his first three mayoral runs, although the 1986 endorsement was unenthusiastic.
Barry's six-month term in federal prison was hardly the end of his political career. But it forever changed how it was perceived. To some, he was a pariah and an embarrassment. But to many district residents, particularly lower-income blacks, he was still a hero, someone unfairly persecuted for personal failures.
Barry returned to the D.C. Council in 1992, representing the poorest of the city's eight wards. Two years later, he won his fourth and final term as mayor. The electorate was starkly divided along racial lines, and Barry advised those who had not supported his candidacy to "get over it."
"Marion Barry changed America with his unmitigated gall to stand up in the ashes of where he had fallen and come back to win," poet Maya Angelou said in 1999.
Barry's triumph, though, was short-lived. In 1995, with the city flirting with bankruptcy from years of bloated, unaccountable government, much of it under Barry, Congress stripped him of much of his power and installed a financial control board. Barry held authority over little more than the city's parks, libraries and community access cable TV station. He decided against seeking a fifth term.
Barry spent a few years working as a municipal bond consultant, but he couldn't stay away from politics. In 2004, he returned to the council, again representing Ward 8, where he remained beloved. Many constituents still referred to him as "Mayor Barry," and he was re-elected in 2008 and 2012.
Barry was born March 6, 1936, to Marion and Mattie Barry, in the small Mississippi delta town of Itta Bena, and was raised in Memphis, Tenn., after the death of his father, a sharecropper.
While an undergraduate at LeMoyne College (now LeMoyne-Owen College), Barry picked up the nickname "Shep" in reference to Soviet propagandist Dmitri Shepilov for his ardent support of the civil rights movement. Barry began using Shepilov as his middle name.
Barry did graduate work in chemistry at Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., earning a master's degree. He left school short of a doctorate to work in the civil rights movement.
His political rise began in 1960, when he became the first national chairman of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, which sent young people into the South to register black voters and became known as one of the most militant civil rights groups of that era.
Barry's work with the committee brought him to Washington, where he became immersed in local issues, joining boycotts of the bus system and leading rallies in support of the city's fledgling home rule efforts.
In 1970, The Post wrote: "Four years ago widely considered a young Black Power Militant with almost no constituency, (Barry) has become a man who is listened to – if not fully accepted – on all sides."
Barry's activism propelled him into local politics, first as a member of the Board of Education and then in 1974 as a member of the first elected city council organized under home rule legislation.
In 1977, he was wounded by a shotgun blast in the Hanafi Muslim takeover of D.C.'s city hall. A young reporter was killed. The shooting was credited with strengthening him politically.
In 1978, he defeated incumbent Mayor Walter Washington – the city's first home rule mayor – in the Democratic primary and went on to easily win the general election.
Barry's early years in office were marked by improvement in many city services and a dramatic expansion of the government payroll, creating a thriving black middle class in the nation's capital. Barry established a summer jobs program that gave many young people their first work experience and earned him political capital.
In his second term, the district's finances were rockier, and some of his appointees were caught up in corruption scandals.
The city's drug-fueled decline mirrored Barry's battles with his personal demons, leading to the infamous hotel room arrest on Jan. 19, 1990. The video of Barry was widely distributed to the media and made him infamous worldwide.
A few months after his arrest, long-time civil rights advocate and educator Roger Wilkins, a past supporter, wrote in The Post: "Marion Barry used the elders and lied to the young. He has manipulated thousands of others with his cynical use of charges of racism to defend his malodorous personal failures."
Even after his comeback, controversy continued to dog Barry. Several times after his 1990 arrest, Barry sought treatment or counseling for problems with prescription medications or other substances. In 2002, he made an attempt to seek an at-large seat on the D.C. Council but abandoned his bid amid allegations of renewed illegal drug use.
In 2006, Barry was given three years of probation after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges for failing to file tax returns from 1999 to 2004. As part of a plea bargain, he agreed to file future federal and local tax returns annually, a promise prosecutors later said he had failed to keep.
In 2010, he was censured by the council and stripped of his committee assignments for steering a government contract to a former girlfriend. The council censured him again in 2013 for accepting cash gifts from city contractors.
Barry played the role of elder statesman in his later years on the council, but he sometimes exasperated his colleagues with his wavering attention at meetings and frequent, rambling references to his tenure as mayor.
He suffered numerous health problems over the years. In addition to kidney failure, he survived prostate cancer, undergoing surgery in 1995 and a follow-up procedure in 2000. In late 2011, he underwent minor surgery on his urinary tract. In early 2014, he spent several weeks in hospitals and a rehabilitation center battling infections and related complications.
In a statement Sunday, current Mayor Vincent C. Gray expressed deep sadness after learning about Barry's death. Gray spoke with Barry's wife, Cora Masters Barry, late Saturday and shared his condolences and sympathies with her. The couple was long estranged but never divorced.
"Marion was not just a colleague but also was a friend with whom I shared many fond moments about governing the city," Gray said. "He loved the District of Columbia and so many Washingtonians loved him."
Mayor Gray said that he would work with Barry's family and the Council to plan official ceremonies "worthy of a true statesman of the District of Columbia."
Barry was married four times and is survived by his wife, Cora, and one son, Marion Christopher Barry.
(Willow Springs) – Route Y in Shannon County will be reduced to one lane while Missouri Department of Transportation crews cut brush and trim trees.
This section of road is located from Route 99 to the end of state maintenance.
Weather permitting, work will take place Monday, November 24 from 7:30 AM to 3 PM.
The work zone will be marked with signs and motorists are urged to use extreme caution while traveling near the area.
For additional information, contact MoDOT's Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-888-ASK-MODOT (1-888-275-6636) or visit www.modot.org/southeast.
(Little Rock) – Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe has released his newest radio column, in which he talks about giving thanks this holiday season:
Reflections from the Road
by Rick Mansfield
The boy was probably not yet a teen, his willingness to still be led by his mother's hand as much of a clue as his slight stature. They approached the grave together, and only upon standing before the sunken plaque did they unclasp hands. The woman bowed her head, appearing to be in silent prayer. The boy took a small object from a coat pocket, the wind making the November day even more chilling than was seasonal. Kneeling, he placed it beside a somewhat leaning flag. A U S flag stuck months before into the soil beside the cast nameplate.
After several moments of silence, and then a brief exchange swallowed by the northern wind; they resumed their walk. Again she took the child's hand, again he seemed to welcome the contact. Their exit path drew them closer to me than I had planned, my intent at such times to be as least intrusive as possible.
"Sir, do you work here?" she asked.
"No mam." If one is not paid, then I believe there is truth to such a reply. "I volunteer at times with friends. May I be of help?" An attempt at anonymity could not harbor discourteous behavior.
"I wondered who placed the flags? Do they do it yearly?" she continued.
"Memorial Day. A group places them beside the military graves. I understand they are volunteers, such as myself." I did not wish to say too much; to too specifically describe the process. I knew firsthand that those doing so did it not for recognition nor reward.
"My husbands' was a bit tilted. Still looked pretty new, though."
"I straightened it" the young man announced, a bit of pride, perhaps; but not in the act but for the man below it. "My father would want it straight."
He'd looked up as he spoke. Now silent, his head turned back down. I saw his fingers tighten on his mother's hand. He looked back towards the place of honor they had just visited; then his gaze was towards their car.
"Please thank them for us." She bravely mustered a smile as she turned. The wind was now even sharper; perhaps that is what drew the moisture to her eyes. Together they walked away.
Their row was one to which I had not yet gone, having only entered this cemetery minutes before. I had straightened or replaced the little wooden dowels and pieces of cloth that mean so very much to those who love this country; much more to those that have had or now have loved ones in uniform that give us the freedom we all enjoy and too few appreciate. This was the third of what would be nearly a dozen stops today.
In 1954 Armistice Day became Veteran's Day, in recognition of the Second World War and then the Korean Conflict that had added to the sacrifice of Americans in the Great War. More than one hundred thousand American soldiers died in that carnage. More than a half million additional have died since.
Placing a flag, saying a prayer, lifting and leveling a headstone. Little enough to do for those that served, that too often gave that last "great measure of devotion." Canadian Artillery Major John McRae warned of the consequences "If ye break faith with us who die………" The sleep of those now gone might just be the least of our worries.
When a people no longer honor the honorable, I fear they will become lost—regardless of what flowers are growing where.
(San Diego) (AP) – President Barack Obama unveiled one of the most sweeping changes to the U.S. immigration system in decades, shielding millions from deportation.
Among those breathing easier: a Mexican woman in Birmingham, Alabama, who barely missed qualifying for a reprieve in 2012 but can apply now because she has three U.S.-born children; a pair of 9- and 11-year-old brothers in Tucson, Arizona, who can stay under more generous guidelines for immigrants who arrived as children.
About 5 million people are expected to qualify under the measures outlined Thursday. But about 6 million who are in the country illegally will be left out.
Many who were recently deported also miss out.
The Associated Press interviewed immigrants around the country – and in Mexico – for examples of who wins and who loses.
WINNER: Reyna Garcia, 32, almost qualified for Obama's 2012 reprieve that allowed hundreds of thousands who came to the country as young children to remain. Her mistake was going to work for a cleaning crew instead of enrolling in high school. The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program requires applicants to be attending high school or graduated.
The Mexican native has lived in Alabama for most of the last 17 years and gave birth to three children in the U.S. Parents of U.S. citizens or legal residents who have been in the country for more than five years are eligible.
Her oldest daughter, Yulexi Plata, 14, says it will be a relief for her parents to live without fear of deportation.
"If they've been here so long, why not more?" she asks.
But after having missed out once, Garcia worries.
"I have this fear that I may be missing something again. What might be the problem this time?"
LOSER: Liana Ghica, 49, was a lawyer in Romania who came to the U.S. in 2001. She has unsteady work cleaning houses and managing bookkeeping in the Los Angeles area.
Ghica's son studies at University of California, Los Angeles and is allowed to stay under the DACA program for immigrants who came to the country when they were young. However, their parents are ineligible under Obama's plans.
"It is a slap in our faces," Ghica says. "Personally I think (Obama) damaged us even more with this."
Ghica came to the U.S. with a visa and job offer that fell through. She stayed, she said, to give her son a chance at the American dream.
Her son, Vlad Stoicescu-Ghica, 21, said DACA has enabled him to get campus jobs, put household bills in his name and get a credit card.
"It just makes a tremendous difference in terms of humanizing people and giving them the ability to stand on their own and not having to rely on others for their day-to-day activities," he said.
Ghica questioned why parents whose children were born in the U.S. are allowed to stay and she isn't.
"What is the difference? We all had the same dream."
WINNER: Rosa Robles Loreto's 9- and 11-year-old sons were born in Mexico but have lived in Arizona for years. They didn't qualify for a reprieve under the DACA, but Obama is expanding it to lift age restrictions and make anyone eligible who arrived before January 1, 2010.
"It feels good my kids are in. They're the reason I'm here fighting," she said after watching Obama's speech at the Southside Presbyterian Church in Tucson, where she has been taking sanctuary for more than 100 days.
But she was sad that, after a summer of living in a small room with bunk beds, a TV, books and little more, she will not be able to go home. She faces a deportation order after being stopped for a traffic infraction years ago.
She has been living in the U.S. illegally since the early 1990s and returned to Mexico to give birth to each of her sons because she couldn't afford health care.
LOSER: Eduardo Vidal, 36, was deported to Mexico less than three weeks before Obama's announcement, separated from his Salvadoran wife and five U.S.-born children after police in the Los Angeles suburb of Palmdale stopped him for a broken tail light and discovered he had three DUI convictions.
Vidal spent much of his 22 years in the United States cleaning offices in Las Vegas and Southern California. He has no idea what to do next.
"I don't know my way around. I have no money," Vidal said as he waited with hundreds of others for a free meal of ground beef, squash, rice and beans at Tijuana's Padre Chava breakfast hall.
Many at the breakfast hall are fluent in English and products of American schools. They have parents, spouses and children living in the U.S., often legally.
Sonia Vidal wants her husband to rejoin her in California. She is in the U.S. legally but doesn't have permission to live in Mexico.
"The easiest thing would be for him to come here," she said.
An administrator saw shock and fear in Vidal's eyes as he waited in line. She offered him a free bed.
WINNER: Jorge Romero-Morales and his wife, Clara, both 40, came to Oregon in 1996 and had two children – their ticket to remain in the U.S.
"We came to this country to work, not to ask for handouts," he said.
Romero-Morales worked two shifts at restaurants and later joined a construction company. Clara was a community health worker and volunteered at her children's school.
The couple bought a small home in Aloha, a Portland suburb. They take English classes.
Romero-Morales said he was always paid less than his American colleagues. He kept silent, he said, because he lacks a work permit and was afraid someone would call authorities.
"I feel happy that my parents might qualify," said their youngest son, Naethan, 12, while wiping tears at their dining table. "They have worked so hard, and I don't want to get separated from them."
Associated Press writers contributing to this story were: Jay Reeves in Birmingham, Alabama; Amy Taxin in Santa Ana, California; Astrid Galvan in Tucson, Arizona; and Gosia Wozniacka in Aloha, Oregon.


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Science Says Chimps Follow Fashion Trends Too
Byon July 14, 2014
New research says chimpanzees follow their own fashion trends (and no, we're not just talking about Caesar's most excellent war paint from Dawn of the Planet of the Apes). Rather, Katherine Cronin of Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics reports that chimpanzees her team videotaped Zambia are all going crazy sticking grass in their ears, displaying yet another behavior that scientists long thought was limited to humans. Chimps are well-known toolmakers and their troops differentiate themselves with unique cultural traits, but this is something new.
Cronin Told NPR:
Well, because we know that chimpanzees can copy behaviors from others. But usually what we find is that they're copying behaviors that clearly have some kind of important function. But here, this silly behavior doesn't bring them any of the things that are so important to animals, like more food or potential mates. And so when we see them copying this odd behavior that doesn't seem to have any function, we learn that they have some kind of intrinsic motivation or some kind of desire to perform the behaviors that others in the group are performing.
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|Sun, 06-29-2003 - 11:35pm
DS, Daniel, was baptised today...But after Mass, not during our intended Mass Time! The Mass started - Usually, during a Baptism here, The Priest comes down after the opening prayer and asks what we are asking of the Church and who it is we want baptised etc etc. I thought something was up when he didn't do that. Well, after the Homily, still no motion. Then, at Peace, the Priest came down shook our hands, and I kind of reminded him about the Baptism???!!! Uh, He forgot he said! What??!! I have family in from out of town for this blessed event and he forgot??!! He said it would be done privately after Mass and we left it at that! ARGG I have two other Children. That has NEVER happened b4 nor have I seen anything like that happen! This Baptism has been on our Church Calendar since our lil Daniel was born last December. In fact, I finalized the names and spelling this past week for the Baptismal Certificate too. He just forgot!! I will be OK tomorrow but I am still fueling over this....
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A Bit Mad Tonight...Thanks for Reading
|Mon, 06-30-2003 - 12:31am
Hugs Jeanne. Such a beautiful important day, months of planning, friends and family ready to be a party to the baptism and the priest forgot. Hullo! You have every right to be disappointed and flat out angry. Those are normal reactions and will fade in the fullness of time.
Although the baptism occurred after the Mass, I hope it was every bit as fulfilling and joyful as little Daniel's siblings' baptisms were for you and your family. You have so many blessings and so much to be thankful for. How lucky you are!
Although the baptism occurred after the Mass, I hope it was every bit as fulfilling and joyful as little Daniel's siblings' baptisms were for you and your family. You have so many blessings and so much to be thankful for. How lucky you are!
Best wishes Jeanne.
|Mon, 06-30-2003 - 8:45am
I'm sorry to hear this. Something like it has happened to me with BOW for RCIA. There we sat as a group waiting for FR. to dismiss us but he sailed right by it. I found out later that someone had "caught Fr." just before Mass and landed a bomb shell about some church business. That was what he had on his mind at the time. People should not try to bring church business to the priests before or between Masses. This may have been the case, again I'm sorry. I would suggest that you (after you calm down) go and see him and try and understand why he messed up. Don't go there to blast him but to understand.
|Mon, 06-30-2003 - 1:30pm
I'm so sorry it didn't go as expected. At the church where all of my kids were baptised, the Baptism was done after the 12:30 Mass so they were all done privately (wiat, with my first I think we had the option but my dh would never get up before everyone, then we got a new administrator)
Anyway, it's not really if it's front of everyone or just with the godparents there, it's about welcoming the child into the faith. {{HUGS}}
|Tue, 07-01-2003 - 3:18pm
Jeanne, how disappointing it must have been to have Father forget your son's baptism. I take it there is no baptism coordinator in your parish running around after Father reminding him. At our parish, the baptism coordinator (me ;-)) is ALWAYS reminding the pastor of whichever current baptisms are coming up. And I attend just about all of the baptisms as well, so there's little chance he'll forget. Our baptisms are usually done outside of Mass unless a family specifically requests to have it done during Mass. I don't know about your parish, but ours is a large very active one of about 1800 families and we have only the pastor and one other Monsignor (who doesn't do any of the baptisms) in residence. So things get pretty hectic with lots of babies being baptized in addition to many other parish goings on. He always tells me he needs all the reminders he can get.


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Delaware State's Taylor Addison was recognized as the Offensive POW.
Sack, a junior from Reno, Nev., recorded her third clean sheet on the season in a win over conference-foe Houston Baptist. She stopped seven shots as the Wolverines grabbed a 2-0 victory to claim sole possession of first place in the GWC standings.
Addison, a freshman from Mt. Vernon, N.Y., scored two goals in a 2-1 conference victory over South Carolina State this past week. The forward scored the game-winner after taking the ball 50-plus yards down the field before placing the ball in the top right portion of the net in the 62nd minute. She tied the game in the 34th minute, with an open net goal from five yards out off an assist by teammate Kelly Pelz-Butler. The goals were Addison's third and fourth of her rookie year. In total, she recorded five shots with three on goal in the game.
Besides Sack's two awards this season, Wolverines Lexi Robison and Lexi Dunn swept Player of the Week honors on Aug. 28.
Also nominated were Delaware State's goalie Katelyn Koslosky, Houston Baptist's defender Blake Martin, NJIT's midfielder Meryl Hershfield and goalkeeper Samantha Bersett, and Utah Valley's midfielder Robison.
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I did as follow.
- Retrieve the full atom feed of the blog… Since the blog was hosted at blogspot, this link was helpful. But I had to add "?max-results=500" to the url, since otherwise it stops at 50 posts.
- Now, it is nothing but an xml, so a proper XSLT should be enough. And in fact… I have built upon this, removing everything I didn't need and adding the published date — the date, then, was the only reason for a post processing, since I had no idea how to transform it as I wanted, therefore I have put it raw (almost raw, indeed) into the output html (generated by xsltproc), and then…
- I wrote few lines of Perl to transform every date from YYYYMMDD to "Weekday name, DD Month Name YYYY" in the generated html;
- Loaded the html into LibreOffice Writer, then exported to odt.
#! /usr/bin/perl use strict; while (<>) { if (/##(\d{8})##/) { my $r = `LC_TIME="it_IT.utf8" date -d$1 +"%A %d %B %Y"`; s/##\d{8}##/$r/; } print $_; }In the generated html, the sequence ## was used to mark the date, extracted as YYYYMMDD (using properly substring). I had to set LC_TIME since I am used to set my locale to en_GB.utf8 (I try to keep my system consistent about the language and avoid the mixture that happens when you use locale-aware and locale-unaware softwares), but I needed italian names for week days and months.
Simply silly, but now this post can come to an end. (No, not yet: why do you ignore the export feature? since I have no access to the blog indeed, but I was able to ask for the necessary blogID).
Particles of coroutines
Following the very same idea of the previous post, I've implemented the same stuff for x86. No worry about details — I am not a x86 fan and lover — except that there are few tests I've not done in the m68k version (namely the latter assumed the compressed stream is not corrupted). But it's just noise, not worth considering.
Intel x86 assembly instructions suck, but I admit I don't know it very well and likely I haven't used some cool feature and I don't know any cool feature which, once I'll know it, will make my mind change. Rants end.
Since x86 has not too many registers, and since I've used C library (compiled with nasm, linked with gcc/ld) and x86 calling conventions apply, and since I wanted to avoid special purpose registers (ECX, ESI, EDI…) as "global" variable storage, there are extra
push and
pop to keep values between calls to library functions, while each coroutine assumes also that the register it's interested in, are not trashed.
The register EBP can be used for "shared" (or global) storage; in fact, I've used it to store the pointer to the token buffer, and the "continuation" address.
The yield/resume feature is done with this code (kept into a macro):
mov ebx,[ebp]
mov dword [ebp],$+9
jmp ebx
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That's all. Readers interested in the whole code can find it at this gist, but I doubt it's worth it. It'd be far more interesting to study an implementation that could be used for really, as the result of compiling high level language code.
Different calling conventions can make it easier, but then you need extra code to call external functions — sticking to common C calling convention on a system is the key to access a lot of code without the need for any kind of glue — almost. Rants end, again; guess when they began.
This may work fine for two coroutines. Let's reason about a third coroutine. Does it work? No. If you need to create another cooperation, e.g. between the parser which extracts tokens (a "lexical scanner" indeed) and a grammar parser (i.e. a parser), you'll be fucked up.
E.g. our parser at some point, instead of
got_token, need to give control to another routine, namely the one which understands the grammar. Thus, for each coroutine pair we need a "slot" similar to the one in
[ebp]. A theoretical JCONT macro would be more complex, and take into account at least the coroutine we want to give control to. E.g.
JCONT parse,getc
test eax,eax
mov eax,TWORD
; the grammar_parser'd like to have ptr to buffer too
; ... but this could be a global, as it is
JCONT parse,grammar_parser
If there's a hashmap for each coroutine, then we need to initialize it first, and the somewhere likely we could need a reset too. The macro could look, in pseudocode, something like
get_slot_of %2
mov ebx,[ebp]
mov dword [ebp],$+9
store_slot_for %1
jmp ebx
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@Vijender pareek
Interview date for the post of Office Assistant in Punjab Gramin Bank are yet to be announced.
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@adesh kumar
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What will be the cut off for interview?
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November 3, 2014 in Crime, Culture, FEDERAL GOVT, Journalism, Race
Nice little town…until the mob shows up.
Tags: Ferguson, Michael Brown, MIssouri, Officer Darren Wilson, police, police shooting, Race, racism charges
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October 30, 2014 in Army, Congress, Government, military, Rees Lloyd, veterans
We need Veterans in Congress. Somebody has to keep an eye on national defense. It's obvious Obama doesn't.
Tags: Congress, Cut backs, Degrade, Election, Military, Reductions, Rees Lloyd, Veterans
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October 30, 2014 in Barack Obama, Voter Fraud
Hey, whaddaya think this is, Chicago?
Tags: Illegal Aliens Voting, Maryland, Voter Fraud, Voter ID, Voter Machines
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October 29, 2014 in First Amendment, Obama
I begged him not to take the meeting. He did anyway. And with hilarious results.
Tags: artist, Gwyneth Paltrow, Obama, Sabo, Secret Service
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October 29, 2014 in Dan Sandini, Daylight Disinfectant, Guns, Oregon
When they talk like this in public about taking away your right to use a gun, it really makes you wonder what they say–and do–behind closed doors…
Tags: Analisa Davis, Carla Piluso, Daylight Disinfectant, Dr. Sylvia Emory, Gabby Giffords, Guns, Moms Demand Action, Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, Oregon Medical Association, Second Amendment, Self Defense, Vanessa Timmons
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October 28, 2014 in Journalism, Media, San Diego
Just like old times.
Tags: Bob Sullivan, Breaking news award, Cliff Albert, Journalism, KOGO, LaDona Harvey, Mary Ayala, Rick Belcher, San Diego Press Club, Victoria Taft
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Small stands made of recycled paper to embellishe our cupcakes with an extra special touch.
¿Cookie or ice cream? The answer is... cookie! Isn't look fantastic?
Tired of eating fruit the same way? If you have shaped cutters, you'll get a surprising result.
Yum yum! Is it a lollipop? Or a cookie? Impossible to imagine that its preparation was so simple.
Here we bring you another example of decoration with the technique of an expert.
Discover the simple process at the hands of Lorraine.
This milkshake looks delicious with coconut cream, coconut flakes, chocolate ice cream and crushed almonds!
Ideal for a summer party, these shaped watermelon cookies slices will delight both adults and children.
Seems complicated but all doubts will be gone when you see this superb video.
What a perfect presentation! They look like a real cup of hot chocolate with marshmallow!
This video is fantastic proof that the result is superb.


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CLAP 3 - Pictograms
Put down your hog dog burrito, it time to learn the Chinese.4.58 / 5.00 5,448 Views
Hoenn Confirmed
Hoenn Intro Animated4.29 / 5.00 4,249 Views
Nites Episode 2
The second episode of Nites4.20 / 5.00 4,347 Views
Pretty good all in all.
Actually enjoyed this more than the actual game.
I could not stop laughing after seeing Caxx pop up from behind the couch.
Only 3 stars because CAXX's normal voice is so good, it's practically a crime how distorted it was by this.
This animated short was funny wish the real game was like that i had to laugh endless


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Senior Member
Sivir is a really good guess. Especially after the Newegg WANfest tournament. Team CLG was forced to ban Sivir twice because they were getting absolutely steamrolled by her and lost the first set 0-2.
Whoever reaches tier one on the tier lists, but here are some perdictions
zilean: godly harass, guardian angel ultimate, strong all around
Kennen: stun god, good laning, viable at all arts of the game
Annie: good intiation, dreat damage, strong laner(again)
Malak al Maut
Step 1: Become Council
Step 2: Call "X" champion OP
Step 3: ????
Step 4: Profit
My bet also goes on sivir. Eventually, fotm will reach swain too, but its not time yet.
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So happy to share this session with you all. Little newborn "O" is such a sweet baby and was a real pleasure to photograph.
Please enjoy the preview and feel free to share using the buttons at the end of the post.
To view more sample images from our newborn baby photography sessions please visit our gallery via the menu at the top of the page or simply clicking here.
Wendy J. is an award winning newborn baby photographer based in Burnaby, Vancouver B.C. Canada.


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Chief says the incident, which left two people dead and nearly two dozen injured, would have happened even if the officer declined to pursue the suspect.
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Samsung Smart TV Apps Let You Surf, Exercise and Connect (video)
Think TV and anything but socializing and exercise come to mind. However, with Samsung's lastest suite of Smart TV Apps you can workout, connect with friends and stay in touch with loved ones.
You'll need one of Samsung's web connected TVs and of course an Internet connection, but after that its as simple as point and clicking with a remote. Or if you wanna get real fancy, you can use your Samsung smartphone to control your TV allowing you to search the web, stream a movie from Netflix or pull up a recipe. But that's not all that Samsung's SmartTV apps have to offer. You can stream music from a variety of sources including Pandora, pull up the weather, play a quick game of Texas Hold'em Poker or simply update your Facebook status with pictures and messages.
While a ton of these apps are free, some you'll have to pay for. Also, make sure you check to see which models of TVs are compatible with which apps (list here). The last point is probably the biggest drawback of the system, but hopefully over time it will become a non-issue as all future models will be compatible with all apps.
The video up top is geared towards the younger crowd, while the one below is targeted at old folks. Each one shows off a variety of features, but both depict a strange utopian like environment.
Christen Costa
Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons - both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought "why not start a blog focusing on technology, and use my dislikes and likes to post on gadgets."
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