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Match Report: Luton Town 1 Grimsby Town 1
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GRIMSBY Town's joint bosses called for their 'fringe players' to step up to the plate when called upon for the promotion run-in, and they did just that with a battling performance that earned a hard-fought 1-1 draw at Luton last night.
Dayle Southwell put the Mariners ahead after 54 minutes at Kenilworth Road, but the visitors were pegged back by Alex Lawless' strike 14 minutes from time.
There were two 'firsts' on the Mariners team-sheet ahead of kick-off. After being recalled from his loan stay at AFC Telford, Simon Ford came in for the maiden appearance of his second Grimsby Town spell to replace the injured Shaun Pearson at centre-half.
Liam Hearn started his first game in a black and white shirt since tearing his Achilles in August. The 'hitman' lined up in a new-look strike partnership alongside Lenell John-Lewis as Rob Scott and Paul Hurst rang the changes following the midweek victory over Dartford that sealed their place in the play-offs.
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The game was barely a minute old when the hosts recorded the first shot on target. Cleveland Taylor cheaply gave away possessionin the middle of the park and the ball eventually found Jonathan Smith, whose tame shot from the edge of the area was gathered in easily by James McKeown.
Both sides then won early corners but, after Town had wasted theirs, the Hatters nearly profited from their own seconds later.
The ball was swung in to the far post and Andre Gray's downward header was blocked on the line by Frankie Artus before Ian Miller had to be on his toes to prevent skipper Steve McNulty from prodding home from six yards.
And from their fourth corner in just over five minutes, Luton nearly went ahead in the most fortuitous of circumstances, when Bradley Wood's wild swipe at a poor delivery cannoned off his own post with McKeown rooted to the spot.
The travelling Town fans had their hearts in their mouths when Hearn went down – and stayed there – after a physical challenge from McNulty on ten minutes.
However, the striker gingerly picked himself back up and almost got on the end of John-Lewis' clever flick-on three minutes later, but Dean Brill was quickly off his line to gather as Town struggled to fashion a genuine opening in the first quarter of an hour.
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By contrast, the hosts were finding chances easier to come by. A long, diagonal ball from the ball found Gray on the left, and, after stepping past Ford on the by-line, the England C international fired in a shot that Wood did well to block.
A flurry of fireworks went up behind Kenilworth Road, with Town still needing to find their own spark – Aswad Thomas tried to light the touch paper with a pacey burst and cross from the left, but as Hearn tried to capitalise at the near post, referee Seb Stockbridge blew for a foul on Brill.
But at the other end, after good work from David Martin, the impressive Jon Shaw skewed another effort wide of McKeown's goal as the noise in the ground – and the pyrotechnics outside – grew even louder.
After weathering the storm, Town finally notched their first shot on target in the 43rd minute when Thanoj's curling, dipping effort from 18 yards brought a good save from Brill down to his right.
That, and a stoppage-time volley from John-Lewis that the Hatters stopper caught well, was the last meaningful action of the first half as Stockbridge brought the half to a close.
Just three minutes after the restart, good work from John-Lewis allowed Thanoj to break from the middle. And after dancing across the box, the Albanian slid in Southwell, who skewed high and wide of Brill's goal.
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And they nearly capped that with a fine goal when Hearn inched into the box before drilling the ball into Thanoj, whose first touch steadied him perfectly to fire in a crashing shot that cannoned down onto the goal-line and away.
However, the Mariners were not to be denied, and when Thanoj swung in a deep free-kick the ball was nodded down and after Miller had missed his kick, Southwell prodded towards goal and the ball squirmed over the line.
With that goal, Scott and Hurst's side began a spell of dominance they had not previously enjoyed in the game – Hearn skipped inside and sliced a shot wide as they continued their improvement.
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Like I mentioned we've been TTC for years, where the BMT charting I've been doing for the last 2 months. Last month in July - (I had not started Clomid yet). I had a + OPK on CD 18. Temp rise occurred on CD 22, we did have intercourse on CD 14CD 21, CD 27, CD 28. (His schedule can be tough he travels for work 4 nights sometimes every week...) But I had my cycle on July 30th, reg cycle 7 days normal flow. Starting in August around CD 15 & CD 17 I had a very strong nauseated feeling - where I had to run to the bathroom because I thought I was going to throw up! This has never happened to me before. I just thought it was something I ate. UNTIL CD 21 (Monday) & CD 23 (which is today) I had the feeling again! Except today I actually threw up all my breakfast food I had just ate about 20 minutes prior. I've been extra tired, more tired than normal & of course having strange type cramping in the last few days.
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06-02-2008 16:59
I tend to get a very sharp, harse pain in my lower left abdomen after passing a stool. I also have pains around that area before passing stool, too, but sometimes it seems to get worse after my movement. There has been a big change in my bowel movements this last 4 months, too. Throughout my abdomen area is very tender to touch and swollen. I have also passed blood and mucus in my stools. I also feel like I have never emptied my bowels correctly, even after pushing very hard to see if more will come out.
I have already been told that this is not IBS because of my severe symptoms.
I am waiting to get a colonoscopy done, and currently awaiting results from blood tests I got done the other day.
I have also had a loss of appetite, and am contantly tired.
Has anyone got any idea what this may be? I am worried that it may be some chronic illness or colon cancer.
Please can anyone give me a possible suggestion what this may be?
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06-02-2008 21:44
just thought id let you know i have had your symptoms for over 2 years and i finally plucked up the courage to see my GP i was refered and saw the consultant today, i am booked in for a colonoscpy (excuse the spelling), push your GP if you have seen them and get yourself sorted. All the best let me know how you get on
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11-02-2008 16:23
Hi Lisa, thanks for your reply.
I am still awaiting my appointment to get the colonscopy done. I got all my bloods done the other day, all of which came back normal.
I don't know how you went on for 2 years with those symptoms! It's good that you plucked up the courage and went to the doctors, though. Better late than never.
Let me know how you get on, too.
Take care
11-02-2008 17:24
your doctor seems alot better than mine is i passed blood and mucus and had diorreah for months and kept going back to the doctor about it and all they done was hand me a leflet about ibs
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Hey guys, you have my sympathy.I have had recurrent IBS for 15 years though since the birth of my 3rd child it has become much more severe at times excrutiating.It is definitely linked to my periods which have become heavier and during a period i have dreadful diarrhoea and pain in my tummy like someone has hold of my bowel and is squeezing it.
I too have been told just to get on with it as there was no infection in the diarrhoea but to be honest, some days it's difficult to function.
Good luck to you and I hope the tests come back quickly to put you mind at ease
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Worriedgirl21, my doctor was absolutely crap; I constantly went to him and each time he sent me away with painkillers. So then I finally went to a different doctor for a second opinion and he knew straight away that it was something other than something that could be fixed with painkillers. So my advice to you is to go to a different doctors for another opinion, and tell him/her that you were getting nowhere with your normal doctor and you are not happy with how things are being handled. Order to get a colonoscopy done or further testings of some sort. Good luck to you, I hope you get sorted.
Scottishlass, I feel for you too. Is it definite that you have IBS?
The doctor I went to for the second opinion doesn't think that it is IBS that I have, because I have very severe pains in my abdomen and I have been passing blood and mucus etc. He reckons that I may have Crohn's, Colitis (my wee brother has it so he said I have a higher chance of having it, too) or some other Inflammatory Bowel disorder. He ordered a colonoscopy to be done immediately and then if nothing can be found with that, then he will put it down to IBS.
I hope things become somewhat easier for you and you can learn to handle your problem.
Take care
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i have 3 different doctors and the 3 of them dont seem to care one of them did do a stool sample and blood tests then he told me to go to the female doctor to check i didnt have piles i have been wanting to move doctors for years as i have never been happy with the one am at but i cant change inless i move to a different town
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I think you have diverticulitis. Thr colonoscopy will tell. Good Luck !
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My doctor told me I was too young to have diverticulitis so he said it's definitely not that. I am 23 in a few days time. They think it may be crohn's or ulcerative colitis. I am STILL waiting on a date for the colonscopy!
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I am pleased and saddened knowing someone knows what I am going through. I have been dealing with this for 4 years. Stabbing pain in my lower abdomen on my left side only, and the pain comes on right before a bowel movement then intensifies afterwards for approximately 6 hours. I have been having hot flashes more frequently, and the fatigue is horrible. Changing the kitty litter causes me to need to rest. 4 years ago my symptoms were accompanied by low white blood cells and a slight fever. The walk-in sent me to the ER, because of those symptoms, even though it is not on the correct side for my appendix, they wanted an Xray to be sure. Nothing showed up, and they sent me home with some light pain pills. I seemed to be better after the week of pain pills. I've been to a few family doctors since then, and they all say IBS like it's some new catch phrase. I don't have IBS, my mother has it, but back in the day it was called a spastic colon, I guess IBS makes the medicine sell better... I don't have IBS issues like my mother has suffered with all her life. I get the occasional bought of diarrhea just like anyone does. I am normal for me all the other times. (like the 1st poster, I have always taken longer than everyone else to have a bowel movement) - but that's always been normal for me. Last year, I was having tummy problems again, so painful and fatigued that I went out of work for a month. I went to several doctors, and a psychologist because I thought it was in my head from stress because all the dr's said nothing is wrong. Finally I was referred to a dr we did an endoscopy which turned up a small bump of h-pylori which he gave me strong antibiotics to get rid of. That seemed to have me fixed up, until exactly 1 year later. I went back to the same Dr. We have run stool & Xray, MRI, and have the colonoscopy scheduled. He has stated he is not confident anything will show up as I am too young (31 years old). He has also referred me to my gyno to check things out there. I will be scheduling that appointment tomorrow. If you have got any real answers to this problem (not IBS) please let me know. Like you, I am tired of being tired, and not believed...


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Leaders of the country's largest Lutheran denomination have agreed to disagree on homosexuality, endorsing an official statement on human sexuality that says there's room in the church for differing views on an issue that has divided other religious groups.
Delegates to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America's nationwide assembly in Minneapolis on Wednesday approved a "social statement on human sexuality." The vote was a prelude to a bigger debate Friday, when delegates will tackle a proposal that would allow individual ELCA congregations to hire people in committed same-sex relationships as clergy.
The social statement lays a theological foundation for a liberalized policy on gay clergy.
Supporters of the proposal praised Wednesday's vote. "We are encouraged and hopeful that ... this will result in the church's elimination of the current ban on ministers in same-gender relationships," said Emily Eastwood, executive director of Lutherans Concerned/North America, a group of pro-gay Lutherans.
Opponents said it ignores clear scriptural direction that homosexuality is a sin. "We are asked to affirm a description of sexuality based on a reality that's shaped not by Scripture but by today's culture," said Curtis Sorbo of Adams, N.D., a convention delegate from the ELCA's Eastern North Dakota Synod.
ELCA officials said it shouldn't be assumed that passage of the social statement means the proposal on gay clergy will be approved.
Still, the social statement passed a higher bar than what will be required to approve the new clergy policy. The social statement, as a foundational document for the church, needed approval by a two-thirds supermajority of the 1,045 convention delegates. It got exactly that, passing with 66.67 percent of the vote.
The new clergy policy needs only a majority to pass.
The 34-page social statement actually touches on homosexuality only briefly and is intended as a sweeping definition of the ELCA's approach to matters of human sexuality. It also sketches out the church's approach to gender, friendship, marriage and children, cohabitation outside marriage, the commercialization of sexuality and the global sex trade.
But it acknowledges what Larson described as an utter lack of consensus toward homosexuality and same-sex relationships across the ELCA's membership. But she said the statement's drafters agreed that such differing views could be accommodated.
Wednesday's debate was interrupted briefly in the afternoon when severe storms and a possible tornado passed through downtown Minneapolis, damaging the steeple of an ELCA church across the street from the convention center. Delegates were allowed to remain in the convention hall, but a few jokes about God's wrath proved inevitable.
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In actuality, there's no game so bad that Towns – or Wiggins – couldn't still have their pick of universities. But the reasoning still made sense. UK coach John Calipari recently attended one of Towns' games, and the 7-foot center said he was free to implement the advice Calipari had given him without his decision hovering over his head.
Speaking of Kentucky, the leaders for Wiggins' services are generally acknowledged to be the Wildcats and Florida State, where both his parents were student-athletes. North Carolina and Kansas are also in the mix; visits to both schools are in the plans. (Wiggins' parents have signed off on every college on his list.)
"Deep down, I think he may know where he wants to go," Fulford said. "But I think he hates making decisions."
Prep has played six games in Kentucky this year in front of about 35,000 people, and Fulford said Wiggins – who he describes as "sheltered" in West Virginia – was hardly comfortable with that level of attention. For a kid who seems rankled by the intense scrutiny of the recruitment process, the pro-style program of Kentucky offers much the same level of attention for someone of Wiggins' talents, even with a star-studded group of 2013 recruits already headed there.
Florida State, on the other hand, is far from a basketball powerhouse. FSU is 10-7 this season, with losses to South Alabama and Mercer on their ledger. During Wiggins' official visit, he attended their game against Florida, which the Seminoles lost, 72-47. The fans held up signs and chanted his name, but it was still nothing like the hysteria he'd deal with during a year in Lexington.
For a kid who almost certainly will spend just one year in college, perhaps the lower-key atmosphere surrounding FSU's basketball program would better suit him. That said, perhaps Wiggins will determine that the Kentucky spotlight would be a better crash course for the bright lights of NBA arenas.
Whichever way Wiggins eventually tilts, it's unlikely his announcement will come with the fanfare that has been in vogue with other recent big-time recruits. Fulford said the organizers of the McDonald's All-American Game and Jordan Classic, both of whom have been pursuing an announcement from Wiggins to take place at their events, will likely be disappointed.
"Obviously, ESPN wants (his decision), but he won't do that," Fulford said. "That's not his style.
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Pressure Building for Japan to Make Progress on Futenma Replacement
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The need for Japan to move ahead with plans to relocate Marine Corps Air Station Futenma within Okinawa is expected to be high on the agenda when Defense Secretary Leon Panetta meets with his counterpart in Tokyo this week.
Progress on a replacement for Futenma is a critical step in the realignment of 8,600 Marines to Guam that the United States and Japan previously agreed to. During the U.N. General Assembly meeting last month, President Obama told Japan's newly elected prime minister that his government needs to move faster on replacing Futenma, reported Guam Buildup News.
Failure by the U.S. Congress to approve fiscal 2012 funding so far for more than $150 million worth of construction needed to prepare Guam for the buildup hasn't helped the administration's case, however. Progress from the Japanese government on a replacement facility could raise the prospects for Congress to fund the requested projects when lawmakers complete work on FY 2012 spending bills, according to the story.


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Records: Fraud exceeded $150,000 in Collier bill collection scheme
NAPLES - The recent arrest of a Las Vegas woman is tied to a 2010 Collier County bill collection fraud case and allegations of theft and fraud totaling more than $150,000, court and sheriff's records show.
Blanchi Dugatkin, 55, was arrested in Nevada in early February before turning herself in to Collier deputies Friday to face four felony charges stemming from the investigation into a year-long scheme.
Dugatkin, of Las Vegas and Palm Beach County, is accused of presenting herself to Anesthesia Associates of Naples as an attorney who could collect bad debt on the company's behalf, according a Collier County Sheriff's Office report.
For those services in 2010, she was paid approximately $180,000 by the medical company.
A slew of small claims court cases filed by Dugatkin drew the attention of a Collier judge and led to a state probe into her background. In 2012, the Florida Supreme Court ruled that Dugatkin practiced law without a license and fined her $10,500 for the infraction.
"If someone presents themselves as a doctor, do you actually check if they went to medical school?" said Maurice Madore, vice president of practice management at Anesthesia Business Consultants, the original complainant to economic crimes investigators in Collier County.
A Sheriff's Office report lists about 100 possible victims of the bill collection scheme.
A Collier judge already dismissed about 150 of the small claims cases, which needed to be filed by an attorney in good standing.
Madore declined to comment on how the anesthesia company handled the issue with its patients, citing patient confidentially laws.
Dugatkin was released on $32,500 bond following her Friday arrest and is expected in court for arraignment on March 11.
Attempts to reach her for comment by phone and social media were unsuccesful, and no attorney is listed for her yet in Collier court documents.
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This entertaining and informative book tells the dramatic tale of explosives from gunpowder to the H-bomb. Laying the emphasis on the lives of the people involved, on the diverse uses of explosives and on their social and historical impact, the author relates a story of remarkable international and human endeavour. Many of those involved - Roger Bacon, Guy Fawkes, Alfred Nobel, Robert Oppenheimer - are famed worldwide; others, such as C F Schonbein, William Bickford, Sir Frederick Abel and Charles E Munroe, though less well-known, also played critical roles. Alongside their achievements, this book highlights the uses and impact of explosives in both war and terrorism, and in civil engineering, quarrying, mining, demolition, fireworks manufacture and shooting for sport. In many cases explosives are seen to have had a significant historical impact as, for example, in the early use of gunpowder in the American Civil War, the defeat of the Spanish Armada, and the worldwide opening up of canals and railways.less
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From a young age, children in PA-administered schools are taught that Jews are the enemy and must leave Palestinian land ('all of Israel') or be killed. It is obvious that peaceful co-existence with the State of Israel is not on the agenda of the Palestinian Authority.
In reaction to the tragic kidnapping of 3 innocent Israeli teens resulting in their brutal murder, Fatah, the leading party in the Palestinian Authority, posted a despicable cartoon on their Facebook page depicting the 3 boys as rats. The PA continued their incitement with a new campaign of photographing their children smiling and brazenly holding up 3 fingers, as if to say: "We got 3 Jews!"
Palestinian support for Hamas' cruel war waged against Israel, during which more than 4400 rockets were fired from Gaza at Israeli civilians, is well documented. The Palestinians' sophisticated network of terror tunnels was designed to enable infiltrations into Israeli towns for the sole purpose of murdering innocent Jews. PA unity with Hamas means PA support for terror.
PA President Abbas has confirmed that of the pledged $440 million in foreign aid that the PA will receive from the United States, an estimated $46 million will be allocated to support prisoners released from Israeli jails. Many of these "prisoners" are actually terrorists with blood on their hands, murderers of innocent civilians. It is an outrage that US tax dollars are funding terror.
In a most blatant act of supporting terror, the PA has recently formed a unity government with Hamas, a terror organization whose stated goal is the destruction of the State of Israel, and by extension the Jewish People. The recent terror war against Israel makes this crystal clear. The United States, by recognizing this unity government and cooperating with it, has crossed a red line. Not only is this morally repugnant but it is in violation of US law.
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Whitley delighted their ever increasing number of fans with a winning start to the new season, thanks to a second half goal from Lee Kerr. In their first competitive game since that glorious day at Wembley just three months ago, they were made to battle all the way by last season's League runners up Consett.
On a warm and sunny afternoon, a crowd of almost 500 witnessed a hard fought game which Whitley just about edged thanks to their second half performance. In the starting line up was Whitley's one new signing, midfielder Richard Hodgson, while in the absence of David Coulson, away on holiday, Leon Ryan took the captain's armband and Chris Reid came into the side in the centre of defence.
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Consett looked the more dangerous side in the first half with lone striker Adam Emson a constant threat. Terry Burke was in action early on with two good saves from the tall Consett man. Lee Kerr then lobbed a through ball from Hodgson over the bar and soon afterwards Chris Moore raced clear down the wing and his cross was claimed by keeper Daniel Staples just ahead of Paul Chow. With 20 minutes played, Emson broke away on the Consett left but was again denied by the dive of Terry Burke who pushed the ball wide of goal.
Back at the other end, Chris Fawcett's cross into the goalmouth was put behind by Consett captain Carl Piecha. A quick break downfield ended with Burke diving to collect the ball at the feet of Emson just as the striker was about to shoot.
Just past the half hour a great ball by Hodgson put Paul Chow clear but under pressure from a recovering defender he slid the ball just wide of the post.
Both sides were working hard but the visitors looked more threatening with neat and accurate passing of the ball. However, half time came with the game still goal less.
After the interval, Whitley gradually gained more control but after Johnston fired a shot just over the bar, Emson again threatened as he ghosted past a defender but his shot was off target.
Just past the hour came the goal that was to decide the game. Following a Consett corner, Chris Fawcett, playing as a wing back, sent a clearance from defence through to Paul Robinson who neatly lifted the ball over a defender and into the path of Chris Moore. Clear on goal, Moore lobbed the ball over the advancing Staples and seemed certain to score, but the ball bounced a few yards out and hit the bar, rebounding back into play. Lee Kerr reacted quickly, driving the ball home past a despairing defender from an acute angle.
Immediately after the goal a double substitution saw Phil Bell and Callum Anderson replace Chow and Hodgson. Consett retaliated forcing a corner which Burke did well to push away from goal. Another corner a few minutes later almost produced an equaliser but Chris Reid, who was having a great game, hooked the ball away from the goalmouth. Also in defence, Callum Anderson hardly put a foot wrong during his half hour on the pitch and for someone so young he looks a real talent.
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Speedway's replacement Fluted H4 Headlights allow you to have "the look" with out breaking the bank. Features a chrome plated plastic housing with a glass lens. Includes a H4 Halogen bulb.
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Speedway's traditional Tri-Bar H4 Halogen headlights allow you to have "the look" with out breaking the bank. Features a chrome plated, high impact plastic housing with a thick glass lens. These headlights do have high and low beams, but they DO NOT have turn signals.
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Our universal fit Deitz-type 7" headlights feature stainless steel housings and a 12 volt halogen bulb with both high & low beams. "Drilled" mounting stud measures 1/2"-13. The pre-wired plug has 3 wires with 6" leads.
To get that period correct look, these headlights are what you need. They have a clear marker light with five amber LEDs and H4 halogen blub. 12 volt operation with a 7" diameter light. The wires for this light exit on the bottom of the housing from a hole 1" behind the light mount. The wires are in a shiny conduit 14" long.
Clear lens marker light features a 5 led panel with a dual circuit function. One circuit will function as a low brightness output with the second circuit having a high brightness output. This allows for the marker light to be used for both the running/marker light and for the turn signals as needed.
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The City of Light in darkest times.
Apr 18, 2011, Vol. 16, No. 30 • By NELSON D. LANKFORD
Arletty's friend, the playwright Sacha Guitry, typified the sort of intellectual who could not resist being part of le tout Paris, even under foreign rule. He stood accused of "intelligence with the enemy," the umbrella charge made against collaborators. In the end, the indictment was dropped, but not without the sting of a moral condemnation that applied to so many like him who needed publicity "like oxygen" and craved "the adulation and favors of the world." At first, Albert Camus believed France needed to expunge those intellectuals tainted by the occupation. He acknowledged the purges were chaotic, but he nevertheless argued for them against the plea of Francois Mauriac, a Catholic writer who initially accepted Pétain but later joined the Resistance. Mauriac appealed for mercy in the cause of national reunification. Camus later conceded that Mauriac had been right. Others, noting the fickle range of punishments, wondered whether any writer should be censured for the "crime of opinion."
Riding argues that it had been easier for visual artists to work without the taint of association with the occupiers. Picasso's fame drew German officers to his studio, but he did not endorse Vichy. He never claimed to have joined the Resistance, but neither did he support the occupation. Even so, it smelled of opportunism when he joined the Communist party and presided over the committee responsible for "naming and shaming of artists under investigation" for consorting with the Germans. Jean-Paul Sartre wrote that, in 1939, he had not wanted to fight because the nation was "a disgusting France, corrupt, inefficient, racist, anti-Semite, run by the rich for the rich—no one wanted to die for that, until, well, we understood that the Nazis were worse." Sartre could fairly argue that it was no reflection on him that German censors had vetted his plays. Indeed, he could point to the subversive content of his work. Still, when he arrogated to himself the role of postwar chronicler of France's ordeal, he gave himself a prominence in the literary resistance he did not merit. His main essay in this effort was translated and reprinted in the Atlantic Monthly, and with it, Riding slyly notes, "the construction of Sartre's American image was well under way."
In assessing the cultural legacy of occupation, Riding names some works of lasting value created during those four years, despite the adversity: a few enduring plays, such as Sartre's Huis clos, a few musical compositions, particularly by Olivier Messiaen, some sculpture and painting, and "one great work of fiction," Camus's L'Étranger. More popular and ephemeral culture diverted the public during the occupation, and art construed broadly, both high and low, demonstrated to the French the resilience of their society. After the war, France's cultural life revived, but in art, the center of gravity was shifting to New York. Once the most notorious traitors received their due, the French were content to forget Vichy and glorify the Resistance. Artists and writers benefited from this collective amnesia and returned to their work much as before.
Riding describes life for artists and writers during the occupation as
He is, perhaps, too forgiving, too sympathetic to some of those leaders of French culture who trimmed their sails. And his ending is a surprise. France's main postwar contribution to culture lay in the realm of thought, but because the nation gave an exalted role to theory after the war, just as before, it became "fertile ground for extremism." In place of the utopianism of the radical right during the early 1940s, there emerged the baleful postwar utopianism of the radical left. The failure of these theories is a good thing, Riding concludes, because "politically speaking, artists and writers may now be less prominent, but they are also less dangerous."
Nelson D. Lankford, editor of the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the quarterly journal of the Virginia Historical Society, is the author, most recently, of Cry Havoc! The Crooked Road to Civil War, 1861.
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By Christine Arrington
The Jon M. Huntsman School trains leaders to be ethical, effective, and entrepreneurial. People in top leadership positions face many challenges, a number of which can be considered under the rubric of "balance." How much to invest, for example, balanced against how much to harvest. Aggressively seeking short-term growth, balanced against the long-term needs of customers and employees. We spoke to six outstanding leaders, who all have degrees from Utah State—five in business and one in engineering—to find out how they have balanced their leadership challenges and pressures, while creating value.
1974 B.S. in Business from USU, 2008 Honorary Doctorate in Business from USU, Global CEO from 2007 until June 2011 of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, Ltd. Click here for an extended biography.
Jim Quigley has been with Deloitte for 37 years and has moved his family six times. He was U.S. Managing Partner from 2003 to 2007 and then was elected Global CEO for a four-year term from 2007 to June 2011. Under his direction, in 2010 Deloitte became the largest professional services firm in the world, with 170,000 employees (now 182,000), in 150 countries, and with revenue of $26.6 billion.
Looking back over his years in top leadership positions, Jim commented, "I would say three defining moments in the history of Deloitte were: 1. The implosion of Arthur-Andersen in 2001," (in the wake of the Enron collapse), "2. Adoption of the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation in 2002, and the implications of that, and 3. The decision and actuality of the reunion of the two parts of Deloitte."
That "reunion" refers to the critical decision to keep the consulting division and the accounting/audit division together in one private firm--at a time when the three other members of the remaining "Big Four" firms chose to split their companies, partly in response to the strictures of regulatory legislation. Ernst & Young sold its consulting services division to Capgemini in 2000. KPMG divested its U.S. consulting division,
KPMG Consulting Inc., through an initial public offering in 2001, and PricewaterhouseCoopers sold its consultancy business to IBM in 2002. Those decisions to split the firms, in retrospect, were viewed by many in the industry as having been very problematic.
When Jim became U.S. Managing Partner of Deloitte in March, 2003, the firm had spent 18 months preparing to separate its consulting and audit divisions into two companies. The team at Deloitte continued to observe the extensive organizational integration taking place among its clients. Then Deloitte and its top leaders began to reconsider their options."We are a partnership," Jim said emphatically, "and our
values and attitudes are shared."
The Deloitte team decided together to walk away from dividing the firm and "to pursue the road less traveled," Jim said. At that point he repeated from memory several lines of the Robert Frost poem: "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; . . . Two roads diverged in a wood, and
I—I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference."
The big decision "was taken by the Board," Jim said, "as it should be." He supported the decision. Shortly thereafter he stepped into the role of Global CEO.
That fateful decision ended up creating a concrete competitive advantage for Deloitte.
So how did Deloitte reconfigure its firm to meet the new challenges, after the decision was made? Jim said, "We chose to segment the market and not segment the firm." The next task was his to lead over 18 months--"integrating the firm and segmenting the market."
Deloitte divided its clients into two groups—one for which the firm provided audit and other services, and one for which the firm provided a range of services, but not audit. He said, "If you don't audit, say, 80% of the world, then you can provide those clients with a full range of services. With an audit client, nine kinds of services are expressly prohibited by Sarbanes-Oxley, so you must exclude those services."
"We needed to demonstrate to our clients that we could deliver superior results," Jim said. "The tactic we adopted was to have one multidisciplinary team that approached each firm, with a full array of the services we could provide them." The strategy worked beautifully, and Deloitte moved aheadof its competitors. Jim Quigley is viewed by experts in the field as having done a masterful job of leading the process--carefully and skillfully reintegrating the two halves of the company, including realigning the technology tools, for a winning customer-centric approach.
"Our goal was clear, undisputed leadership in professional services," he said, and Deloitte achieved that. "We became an integrated, multidisciplinary firm . . . and that has made all the difference."
Deloitte spends a lot of time training its 182,000 employees in ethics. It has a Chief Ethics Officer and a Hotline to monitor ethics issues.
In addition, Deloitte is regarded as having created a culture that effectively recruits, fosters, promotes, and retains women. Its "Women's Initiative" program, WIN, was started in 1993 and really was championed "by Mike Cook, one of my predecessors," Jim said. For women on the partner track, the program includes personal coaching, mentoring, individualized development, and a degree of flexibility for family needs—for taking time off when a child is born, for example.
Mr. Quigley's first job, at age 10, was rolling hay bales toward the hay stack, in Kanosh, Utah. He moved a lot of sprinkler pipe, too. "Let's just say, I know a lot about irrigation," he commented wryly. "I acquired a strong set of values and a strong work ethic through my upbringing. That kind of foundation built in rural America can stand anyone in good stead," he concluded.


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No. 1 Loyola Cruises Past No. 9 IPFW
Ramblers outhit Mastodons .408 to .094 in three-set sweep
Men's Volleyball Profiled As One Of "Chicago's Very Own"
Ramblers off to undefeated start as they try to defend national championship
Jeff Jendryk Named Off the Block National Freshman of the Week
Wheaton, Ill. native steps into lineup, helps Ramblers to pair of wins
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Cody Caldwell named Most Outstanding Player as Ramblers take crown
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2014: Appeared in 29 contests...Recorded a season-high 14 kills against Lewis in the MIVA Championship final...Recorded a career-high six blocks against Erskine (1/17), Sacred Heart (1/24) and Ball State (3/27)...Ranked second on the team in blocks (76) and fifth in kills (178)...Named to MIVA Academic All-Conference Team.
2013: Sat out season as a redshirt...earned MIVA Academic All-Conference honors.
High School: Named 2012 Ohio Volleyball's Player of the Year...named to Volleyball Magazine's "Fab 50" seniors for the 2012 class...helped St. Edward High School to 2011 Ohio State Championship... selected First-Team All-State 2010-12 and Second-Team All-American in 2011 and 2012...named MVP of high school team 2010-12, becoming the all-time kills leader...captain of the Elite VBC club team 2011-12...selected as Army Reserve Student Athlete of the Year in 2012...member of the National Honor Society.
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Bobbi Brown Pastel Shadow Option Palette
Purple is trending for Spring at the moment, again, but if you're more a softer, pastel type for the season, check out the Bobbi Brown Pastel Shadow Option Palette premiering on QVC.
The palette is filled with shades of pastels in shimmering and matte formulas. Ideal for daytime looks I'd say!
- Bobbi Brown Sparkle Eye Shadow in Silver Moon
- Bobbi Brown Sparkle Eye Shadow in Iced Blue
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- Bobbi Brown Sparkle Eye Shadow in Ballet Pink
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- Dual-Ended Eye Shadow/Eye Liner Brush
Some of the shades you may recognize from the Blushed Pink Collection, one of my favorite releases, so if you missed out on any of the shades in that collection you can snap them up in this palette. In particular Ballet Pink stands out as one of my very favorite Bobbi Brown Shadows of all time, I'm wearing it in this photo.
The palette is $60 and available now from www.qvc.com
2/3/11 10:19 fwtw:
pretty palette but omg I do wish BB would occasionally produce a palette without the ivory/caviar shades every single time. honestly we can handle bases and liners on our own can't we???
2/3/11 10:52 rose:
yeah, I understand (now) that it's supposed to be used as a base to get a smooth canvas for colors, but honestly, she can just release a primer no? if she wants it to be an ivory primer np, but those of us who use a regular primer don't need the ivory base in every look. I guess bobbi "brown" feels brown is the ideal contour/liner but I'd really like to see palettes using a soft black or navy alternative.
that said, as far as brown matte shadows go if I want one, caviar is supersmooth & pigmented & handy for brows. I just don't need it those two to be 1/3 of every palette.
2/10/11 16:20 Rose:
oh I meant the ivory cream you've mentioned as a primer hee I added it to my wishlist as ivory does make a good shade as a base. I'm also hoping someone offers an iridescent glowy sheer one (think UD moonshine highlighter)
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Reunion opens with reverence for Old South
ANDERSON - A line of Confederate soldier re-enactors stood in uniform and a single bagpipe skirled through the Anderson Civic Center. A huge Confederate flag faced the assemblage and many flags of the South's past hung in the room where hundreds had gathered to honor their heritage.
The Sons of Confederate Veterans were beginning their national reunion.
The group, whose members are descendants of soldiers of the Confederacy, is in Anderson through Saturday at the Anderson Civic Center. It is the largest convention in Anderson County's history.
Anderson Mayor Terence Roberts opened the reunion to a standing ovation when he presented a proclamation to Ron Wilson, commander of the Manse Jolly Camp No. 6 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, the host of the convention.
In the proclamation, Roberts said "our country is a nation of people united by a common history of individual heritage, diverse cultures …" He said it was important to reflect on the nation's history and gain insight from its mistakes and successes.
South Carolina's Attorney General Henry McMaster said those who would besmirch the history and heritage of the South should be stopped.
"We need to understand the history in our state and what our heritage is and we need to be proud of it," McMaster said. "Our ancestors stood tall believing in what they thought was right and they did so with great sacrifice."
Chuck McMichael, the commander-in-chief of the national organization, said this year marks the 150th anniversary of those sacrifices.
"What must our ancestors have been talking about on their back porches, and after church?" he said. "They were talking about what was going on in their country, and the dismay in their hearts of the course the nation was in, the encroachment of the federal government of the rights that belonged to the states. … It was a storm and a change that they did not believe in."
As the first state to secede, South Carolina holds a special place in the Confederacy, not only because of its secession, but also because it sent more men to the cause of the Confederacy, while not providing a single organized group to the Union.
McMichael said that as soon as Abraham Lincoln was elected president, a parish in Louisiana seceded from the Union and declared war on the North. South Carolina was to follow in December of 1860.
McMichael said an anti-secessionist attorney, James L Petigru, was reported to have said that "South Carolina is too small to be a republic and too large to be a lunatic asylum."
"If that's the case," McMichael said. "Then for this weekend, I'm proud to be an inmate."
There were also a number of short speeches by city and county officials including former Anderson County administrator Joey Preston, Anderson County Council members Ron Wilson, Tommy Dunn and Tom Allen, interim Anderson County administrator Rusty Burns and state Rep. Dan Cooper of Piedmont.
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Democratic House lawmakers have again sent a letter to House Speaker John Boehner urging that he allow a briefing on his court defense of Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).
In a letter dated Sept. 26, Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), the sponsor of DOMA repeal legislation, and Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) as well as gay Reps. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.), Jared Polis (D-Colo.) and David Ciciiline (D-R.I.) seek a meeting to address concerns about defending DOMA.
"As Members who believe that DOMA is unconstitutional and support the President's decision to stop defending it, we believe that the law is not factually or legally justifiable and were interested in hearing what arguments might possibly be made in its defense," the lawmakers write.
The letter states all interested House members should be able to attend the briefing and that it could be conducted by outside counsel undertaking defense of DOMA on behalf of the House.
Democratic lawmakers previously sent two letters to Boehner asking that he detail the cost of defending the constitutionally suspect Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act.
Lawmakers are particularly concerned about recent filings made on behalf of the Bipartisan House Legal Advisory Group (BLAG)that are using false anti-gay rhetoric — that, for instance, it has been shown same-sex couples cannot raise children as well as heterosexual couples — to try and prop up the law.
More on that from The Advocate:
Now several Democrats — Tammy Baldwin, David Cicilline, John Conyers, Barney Frank, Jerrold Nadler, and Jared Polis — say Clement doesn't represent them or even the scientists he cites in his legal arguments.
"It is incumbent upon all lawyers — especially those paid for by taxpayers and responsible for representing a branch of our government — to undertake representation in an objective manner that is factually and legally supportable," they wrote to Boehner. "Unfortunately, the outside counsel that you have retained have filed pleadings containing arguments and assertions that are troubling and appear to fall short of this standard."
Lawmakers cite that BLAG lawyers were most recently called out by researcher Lisa Diamond for distorting and indeed misrepresenting her findings in order to support their legal arguments in a New York case where DOMA's constitutionality is being questioned. You can read more on that here.
Boehner has not responded to this letter.
BLAG took up defense of Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act earlier this year after the Obama Administration was forced to review that aspect of the law and found it to be unconstitutional — as such the administration announced in February that it would not defend this aspect of the law. Contrary to some reports, the administration continues and will continue to enforce Section 3 — as is required by law — until DOMA is repealed by Congress or struck down by the courts. The administration has, however, filled against DOMA in several court cases.
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We don't have money to defend animals on the verge of extinction.
We don't have money to educate our children adequately.
We don't have money to feed the poor or give them needed medical treatment.
We don't have money to take care of the elderly.
We don't have money to take care of those who have fought to defend us
There's no money for national parks.
There IS money to defend a law that is not only unconstitutional, but is a hate crime.
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Thanks for the article.
Gallups most recent poll finds that 53 percent of Americans support marriage equality, while 45 percent remain opposed; the results of the same survey last years were almost exactly reversed: forty-four percent of Americans supported marriage equality in 2010, while 53 were opposed. (When Gallup first polled on this issue in 1996, only 27 percent of Americans supported full marital rights for same-sex couples.)
The other five national polls on this issue reveal remarkably similar results. A Public Religion Research Institute poll shows 51 percent supporting marriage equality; an ABC News/Washington Post poll shows 53 percent supporting marriage equality; an AP/Roper poll shows 52 percent support marriage equality; and two CNN/Opinion Research polls show that 51 percent and 52 percent support marriage equality.
Indeed, most Americans do in fact "get that."
sorry i lied, but i really wanted to comment on this comment;
Gerry C
DOMA was overwhelmingly passed by Congress and signed by President Clinton."
so do you support all passed legislation, or just that which suits your ideals?
let me finish with this;
heres an interesting read. I posted that last 2 paragraphs;
There appeared to be many marriages taking place without witness or ceremony in the 1500's. The Council of Trent was so disturbed by this, that they decreed in 1563 that marriages should be celebrated in the presence of a priest and at least two witnesses. Marriage took on a new role of saving men and women from being sinful, and of procreation. Love wasn't a necessary ingredient for marriage during this era.
Years later, the Puritans viewed marriage as a very blessed relationship that gave marital partners an opportunity to not only love, but also to forgive.
Many people hold the view that regardless of how people enter into matrimony, marriage is a bond between two people that involves responsibility and legalities, as well as commitment and challenge. That concept of marriage hasn't changed through the ages.
(well not at least until now)
Notice how it says bond between; '"two people' not a bond between "one" man & "one" woman but... a """bond between two people""".
but wait, there's more;
In the time of the Roman Empire (17 B.C.- A.D. 476) the lower classes who became Christians later had common law or free marriages. The father would deliver the bride and the agreement of the two was called a consensus to wed. Then eventually as Christianity spread the church interpreted a "free" marriage as a conscience marriage. This agreement meant that each partner was to keep the marriage vows and the marriage intact.
There were Romans who were very wealthy who would sign documents consisting of listing property rights and letting all know that they wanted this union to be legalized and not to be thought of as a common law marriage. Thus this began the official recording of marriages as we do today. Roman men could dissolve the marriage any time as it was a male privilege, not one accorded to females.
unless one believes that the Roman Empire began at the dawn of time...
i'm not finished yet:
Gerry C
Marriage is between a man and a woman. It has been since the dawn of time. Most Americans get that.
actually, at the dawn of time there was no such thing as marriage. sure there were men and women joining. There were arrangements between chieftains and certain women of child bearing years in the village so the chieftains would be certain if produced heirs belonged to them.
Gerry C
DOMA was overwhelmingly passed by Congress and signed by President Clinton."
so you support denying a certain % of citizens civil rights simply because you disapprove of their lifestyle. oh i'm sure you'll toss in something about Jesus, the bible (wout providing the book or verse), or god to support your phobia. what gives you the 'right' to dictate how others must live their lives. you don't want to marry some one of the same gender, fine, don't. no one is forcing you to do so. you, otoh, want to deny others their civil rights to marry someone of the opposite sex. do you get it? what are you afraid of? that your mate might run off with someone of the same gender if same-sex marriage is legalized?
or am i tossing my pearls before the swine.
DOMA was overwhelmingly passed by Congress and signed by President Clinton. Obama should defend the law. In countless states, traditional marriage laws have continued to receive wide electoral victories. Marriage is between a man and a woman. It has been since the dawn of time. Most Americans get that.
Marriage, and other social issues, are always important...whether in good economic times or bad. Obama must think so too, after pushing his issues of gays in the military and abortion.
There is no legitimate defence for the Disease of Marriage Act, a filthy fraud perpetrated by the administration of Komrad Wilhelm Klinton the ACORN fraud pseudo president. DOMA should not only be destroyed, but the Dummycrats and extremist Rrepulsivans involved in perpetrating this unconstitutional piece of garbage should be stripped of funds to pay damages to the citizens hurt by DOMA. Homophobia should be a crime and homophobic (or any other phobia-based) violence should be a capital offence.
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