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He has built up an enviable reputation in music circles over the past few years as a talented songwriter, recording artiste and performer.
Dancehall/reggae artiste Bugle has culled his years of hard work into what will be his debut album, which is due for release on May 6.
Titled Anointed, the album is being released by Daseca Productions and Zojak World Wide LLC.
In a release to the media, Bugle spoke about the 16-track album and what fans can expect.
"Anointed is a concept album, deep and positive with social commentary at its best, of course. For me to be putting out an album is already an accomplishment, as long as the fans accept my work and enjoy it as much as I do, then I will be excited. So it's just for people to have a hard copy of my work on another level, because this is growth in whichever way you want to look at it," said Bugle.
Describing the process of putting together the album as a long but rewarding one, Bugle said he is happy with the finished product.
"Months of hard work, night and day, writing, recording and mixing. It was a long process, but I am happy with the outcome," Bugle confided.
A number of high-powered producers contributed their talents to Anointed. Among the artistes who collaborated with Bugle on the album are Alaine, Lady Saw, Julian Marley, Popcaan, Tarrus Riley, and I-Octane.
The official launch will take place on Thursday, May 8 at Hope Gardens, Kingston. Anointed is already off to a good start thanks to two number-one singles, Nuh Compatible, which topped the local charts for multiple weeks last year; and Infidelity, which features Lady Saw.
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Because of Congress' late decision on a "fiscal cliff" resolution, the Internal Revenue Service is scrambling to catch up. As a result, more than 30 tax forms are delayed.
If you use popular forms such as education credit, depreciation and amortization or residential energy credits, you're stuck. You can't file until the IRS completes the forms and approves them for filing, which isn't expected until late February or early March.
For a complete list of forms that are delayed for tax year 2012, click here.
And if you're due a refund, the later you file, the later you'll receive your check from Uncle Sam.
The IRS just began accepting simple 1040s on Wednesday, several weeks later than normal. But that delay won't affect as many people because 1099 and W-2 forms sometimes don't roll in until the end of January.
Speaking of W-2s, you'll see something new this year on yours if you're part of an employee health insurance plan. Box 12 will show the code "DD" and the amount of your health insurance benefits.
Not to worry — you won't be taxed on that amount. It's there to prepare for the new health insurance laws, which formally go into effect on Jan. 1, 2014.
Barbara Anderson, the assistant director at Spring Lake District Library, said the library is devoid of many tax forms it would normally have this time of year, including 1040 instruction books. She said they usually arrive by the end of December.
"People have been calling to see if we have them," Anderson said. "We had people that go south for the winter come in around Christmastime for their forms, but they just weren't available."
West Olive resident Cindy Thies said she visited three libraries in search of forms, and still couldn't find what she was looking for.
"It's frustrating," she said. "I was going to try to get my taxes done."
Jesse Peterson of Nunica also searched for tax forms at Spring Lake District Library on Friday. His bottom line was more positive.
"I found pretty much everything I needed," he said. "Except they don't have the booklets for 1040-EZ or 1040."
Rick Meads, a tax preparer for Taylor & Associates in Grand Haven, said the IRS hasn't set dates for having forms ready.
"The IRS had to rejigger their software to comply with the last-minute tax bill that got passed the first of the year," he said. "Some laws for 2012 got reworked as far as different exemption amounts and that sort of thing. The IRS wasn't sure what was going to happen with that tax bill, so they couldn't do anything."
Meads said his firm is proceeding to prepare clients' tax returns, but holding off on filing if a return needs the tardy forms.
To read more of this story, see Saturday's print or e-edition of the Grand Haven Tribune.


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Prep Basketball: Newnan Cougars roll past Douglas CountyBy DOUG GORMAN
If the Newnan Cougars were looking for some kind of of signature win, it might just have come Tuesday night inside the Max Bass Athletic Complex.
Needing a win to keep pace in the Region 3-AAAAAA standings, the Cougars got it thanks to a 78-68 victory over visiting Douglas County.
Newnan placed four players in double figures as Darrell Morrow tossed in 19 and Doniel Dean 18. Immanuel Griggs scored just two points in the first half, but ended the night with 16 points for the Cougars. Newnan's Kaceon Person also added 10.
"We just really feel like everybody is coming together at the right time," Griggs said.
Justin Bridges finished as the hight scorer for the Tigers, ending the game with a game-high 24 points. Douglas County's Jalen Thornton added 16.
The victory improved the Cougars' record to 11-6 overall and 2-1 in region play.
Newnan, Tri-Cities, Douglas County and Westlake all have 2-1 records in Region 3-AAAAAA.
"We know it is going to be a wide-open region from here on out," Newnan head coach Rod Ladd said. "Everybody knows how good Westlake always is, and Douglas beat Westlake, so we are feeling pretty good about things."
In a game where momentum changed hands throughout the night, Newnan built on a 58-54 lead heading into the last quarter thanks to a perfect 6 for 6 performance at the free throw line in the waning moments of the game.
Thornton's 3-point shot late in the final period cut the Cougars' lead to 66-62, but Newnan outscored the Tigers 12-6 down the stretch.
The Cougars used an offensive explosion in the first quarter to build some momentum. Using five 3-point shots in the first eight minutes of the game, the Cougars jumped out front to a 30-25 lead. Morrow had the hot hand early for the Cougars drilling three treys in the period. His last long-range bomb gave Newan a 19-13 lead. Person and Dean also added 3-point shots in the period.
Newnan's Tae Parks gave the Cougars their first double-digit lead of the contest at 23-13, and his basket later in the quarter helped the push the squad to its largest lead of the night at 30-17.
Douglas County didn't stay down long as Justin Bridges stepped up big, hitting two treys in the first quarter. His play late in the period cut into the Cougars' lead, trimming the margin to 30-25 at the end of the quarter.
"The way Douglas County shoots the basketball, we knew they were going to make a run," Ladd said.
The momentum quickly changed in the second quarter as the Tigers outscored the Cougars 20-15 in the quarter to build a 45-43 lead. Three-point shots by Bridges and Chris Wright helped the Tigers grab control of the game and build their two-point lead at the half.
Newnan regained control of the contest in the third quarter as Griggs took over. Thanks to 10 points in the period, including two on massive dunks, Newnan regained the lead at 58-54.
Douglas County 78, Newnan 63 (girls): Newnan senior LaKil Derring left it all on the court Tuesday night in the Lady Cougars' Region 3-AAAAAA game with Douglas County.
Still her 35-point effort wasn't enough as the Cougars fell to their guest at home by 15.
Newnan junior Chaycie Goggins turned in a solid effort from the offensive end, finishing with 14 points.
The Lady Tigers spread their offensive wealth with four of its players finishing in double figures. Maya Benham led Douglas County with 24 points, Amira Atwater added 12, Santasia Faust 11 and Amadi Brooks 10.
It was Douglas County's 12th win in a row. Newnan fell to 1-13 overall and 1-2 in region play. Douglas County improved to 12-2 and 3-0.
For a time it appeared Newnan was primed for an upset taking control of the game in the first quarter and building a small 8-7 lead in the first quarter.
The Lady Cougars' built a six-point lead early in the second quarter behind the play of Caycie Goggins. Her final basket of the quarter gave the Lady Cougars their largest lead of the night at 19-13.
Santasia Faust connected on three baskets right before the break to give Douglas County a 30-24 lead at the half.
Douglas County put the game out of reach in the third quarter as it built a 60-41 lead.
However Derring was just warming up for the Lady Cougars with a 25-point second half. Derring tried to bring the Lady Cougars back on her own with an explosive fourth quarter that including three 3-point shots and an old fashion three-pointer, but it was not enough.


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The Comptroller's official 2 year revenue estimate contains collections driven by a rebounding Texas economy, which means a healthy budget surplus.
"When you add the numbers, the general revenue available for certification in 2014-15 is $101.4 billion."
When you factor federal funds and other revenue sources, Combs says the total funds available for the next budget come in at over $200 billion dollars.
"The outlook that I'm releasing for both state revenue and the economic picture is for continuing expansion, as the fast growth period of an economic recovery gives way for a moderate sustained growth."
Of the new revenue, $3.6 billion dollars will be transferred to the state's Rainy Day Fund, which Combs predicted will grow to $11.8 billion.
Dick Lavine is with Austin-based Center for Public Policy Priorities.
"The first thing they have to do is pay the Medicaid bill for the rest of current budget, and the Rainy Day Fund is exactly for that purpose. It's to maintain services when you have economic troubles, and two years ago when they were writing the budget, they short-changed Medicaid because of the troubles. Even the Senate Finance committee voted to use the Rainy Day Fund. They should carry through that commitment and .do that right away."
That bill is due by March. Lavine says luckily there will be a lot of money in the Rainy Day Fund.
"If the Legislature's willing to use that for its stated purpose, which is to keep services going even though we're having some economic difficulties, we might be able to start getting back some of the money for instance, that was taken away from public education, that led to overcrowded classrooms and teachers and other staff being laid off."
Chuck Robinson is with the Congress for Houston Teachers. He says they're optimistic that lawmakers will restore money cut from public education.
"We lost $5.4 billion in the last biennium budget, and the state also for the first time since the whole inception of the school funding in the 1940's, did not include any kind of revenue for increased enrollment throughout the state. So, schools have really taken a hit over this in the last two years, and we're certainly hoping that they're gonna rectify that deficiency."
The announcement comes as good news for lawmakers beginning the legislative session. They're expected to commit several billion dollars to pay off bills left unpaid from the last session, including that $5 billion Medicaid bill.


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Currants are one of the most versatile fruits, used in a wide range of foods and drinks. The edible fruits appear without the need of a pollination partner. These deciduous shrubs, traditionally grown in the kitchen garden or allotment, are tolerant of partial shade but more productive in full sun. They thrive in most soils, but prefer a well-drained plot which has been enriched with composted organic matter or wellrotted manure. Once you have planted them, apply a mulch of well-rotted manure every spring, as well as a nitrogen and potassium fertiliser. Water in dry weather and net the bushes to protect the fruit from birds.
Blackcurrant 'Ben Sarek' (AGM)
This easy to grow, compact shrub is tolerant of frost and will reliably produce a heavy crop of large juicy fruits, which form in clusters on the previous year's stems. Rich in vitamin C and ready to harvest in midsummer, any excess fruit freezes well. Grows to 1.2m (4ft).
Redcurrant 'Laxton's Number One'
Trusses of medium size currants appear on the fruiting spurs and ripen in midsummer. A long-standing favourite, this reliable cultivar is renowned for producing a plentiful harvest. Use to make jams, summer puddings, pies and wines. Grows to 1.2m (4ft).
Whitecurrant 'Versailles Blanche'
Large, pale yellow fruits with a semi-sweet, grapelike flavour appear in long racemes, and can be picked and eaten straight from the plant in early July, or used in a wide range of recipes. Grows to 1.5m (5ft).


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MINNETONKA, Minn., June 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- MedNet Solutions, a global life sciences technology company specializing in clinical study management systems, is pleased to announce that Advance Research Associates (ARA), a CRO dedicated to delivering high quality data management and biostatistical services, has selected iMedNet EDC as its preferred eClinical solution. As the latest member of MedNet's growing iMedNet Partner Program, ARA will benefit from a wide range of wrap-around services designed to help ARA maximize their iMedNet EDC return on investment.
"ARA is excited to offer the iMedNet solution," remarked Michelle Stoddard, Senior Director of Operations at ARA. "Their software as a service (SaaS) model combined with the wide ranging functionalities offered within iMedNet make this solution an ideal combination of configurability and value for a wide range of clinical study types and durations."
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Apple has finally launched iTunes 11 after a notable absence at its most recent product conference in October.
After a month-long delay, the latest version of iTunes gives users the ability to stream entertainment directly from the internet via iCloud.
Other features include a redesign which aims to make better use of the space on screen, offer easier exploration of the iTunes Store content and make personal recommendations based on what music fans already have.
There's also improved search functionality, a shrunken down mini-player and an 'UP Next' button, which allows listeners to organise play orders.
The new iCloud Play feature means that iTunes music, movie and TV purchases will appear automatically in the iCloud and users' local library, providing the option to download media or play it directly from the Cloud.
A playback sync feature mans that iCloud is now also able to remember where a user is in a film or TV show regardless of device switching.
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Try this Manhattan (Red) Clam Chowder recipe, or contribute your own. "Texas" and "Morning" are two tags used to describe Manhattan (Red) Clam Chowder.
In a large saucepan combine the chicken broth, potatoes, carrots, celery, onion, garlic, thyme, oregano, and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and cover and cook about 20 minutes until the vegetables are tender. Stir in the undrained clams, tomatoes, and tomato sauce. Heat until bubble. Stir in the parsley and serve. Recipe from Stealth Health by Evelyn Tribole and aired on Tuesday, January 12, 1999. Makes 6 servings (1 1/2 cups each) GMT RECIPES WFAA-TV, Inc A subsidiary of A.H. Belo Corporation MC formatted using NTS & MC Buster on 01/15/99 Recipe by: Stealth Health by Evelyn Tribole
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As I've gotten older and heavier, I've cared a lot less about how well "the girls" are supported and a heck of a lot more about not having straps digging into my shoulders and making them ache. Whenever I can get away with it, I wear camisoles instead of bras. (Whenever it won't look obscene.) When I absolutely have to wear a bra, I use the Hanes ones of cotton jersey. The elastic is completely covered by cotton. They are like sports bras, but they have the two separate straps in the back, too. (The T-back are uncomfortable to me.) They cost less than $10 at K-Mart.
I can't believe the clothes I wore in my teens and 20's! I had a shape, and I flaunted it. Push up bras. 4 inch heels. Not for work or anything, but for a Saturday night out. Two pregnancies and 50 years later, those clothes sound like torture.
Those new all stretch bras and panties are a little more comfortable than the usual ones. I have found that the bottom band on the bras and the waists on the panties do roll up. But I have a bulging midriff. I'm a true apple shape.
Let us know if you find something that works for you.
P.S. There is an older thread on this subject way back there somewhere. Surprise! We all like different things--as usual.View Thread
I thought I was a strong woman. I thought I had done my very best to tame my own personal fibro dragon.
And then I tried to give up sugar and white flour--and all the wonderful foods that contain them.
And I failed. Utterly. Completely.
I was able to go off oxycontin. Ditto for the Duragesic (fentanyl) patches. But I cannot live without my sugar.
Debbie Brooks, you are one courageous woman. I hope you realize this and understand how big a deal, it is. Anyone who can voluntarily shut off her supply of sugar in this world so jam-packed with Twinkies, ice cream, chocolate cake, apple pie, and, yes, even jam, is someone to look up to. Now go look yourself in the mirror and say, "I can do anything!" Because you can.
Bette (who just can't--at least not yet)View Thread
Of course there are many treatments that are not from the pharmacy. I love aquatic therapy.
The problem comes when a practicioner does not have enough experience with fibromyalgia and/or chronic fatigue. Just the initial assessment from a physical therapist is too much for many of us. They have no way of knowing because we do not usually feel too bad that day. It's the next day--or even the second day--that brings on the major flare. The first time I went for physical therapy I was still in my thirties. The PT gave me a normal full-body assessment. I had a horrible flare beginning the next day and lasting for 6 very long weeks.
Several years later, I was again sent to PT. I told the therapist about my previous bout. She did a much-abreviated assessment for me. I hurt the next day, but did not go into a major flare. She sent me to aquatic therapy where I did my stretches and exercises in a warm water pool.
For the next 10 years, I arranged my teaching schedule around the days I would be in the pool. And that is how I was able to keep teaching long enough to be vested in my retirement plan. Without my pool time, I would have had to go on disability way too soon and with about half of my current retirement income. I cannot recommend aquatic therapy highly enough. It is a way to keep moving without painful consequences.
Many of us have special braces that support portions of our bodies and help us to function. Others sleep better thanks to our CPAC machines. Almost all of us swear by a heating pad. Massage is a godsend for many of us. Some use acupuncture.
None of these modalities involves medication. All of them help at least some of us. But many of us still need a little help from pain, sleep, or arthritis medications. Almost all of us use supplements.
Fibromyalgia is a many-faceted condition. There are many ways to treat it. Nothing works 100% of the time. Nothing takes away 100% of the pain. We just have to find what works for us today and do the best we can--knowing full well that next week or next year we will need a different approach.
BetteView Thread
Thank you so much for this clarification. I know that I was hospitalized for 6 days with the C-dif and that there were several different medications. I went home from the hospital with an anti-fungal and an antibiotic. It must have been both.
My doctor has told me since that the best treatment for diarrhea is a liquid diet with no sugars. It has worked on those times when I have used it.
Gosh it is great to have so many knowledgeable people here. Someone always has an answer.
Thanks again.
BetteView Thread
When I was hospitalized for C-Dif, I was put on I.V. antifungals AND a clear liquid, sugar free diet. You're right about all kinds of infectious agents just loving our high sugar/high white flour (easily converted to sugar) diet. Thank you for the reminder. I get these sore spots under the boobs and in the groin that are pure fungal. Now I have one more impetus to kick the habit.
BetteView Thread
Gosh it's great that you have been able to drop sugar and white flour. It's even greater that this change has made such a positive effect on your pain level.
I KNOW I should follow your example. How do I know? The very idea of going without sugar makes me break out in a cold sweat. (Remember, my dad was a baker. We grew up with sweets for breakfast every day. I have the missing teeth to prove it.)
How did you do this? Did you go cold turkey, or did you wean yourself gradually? What was it like while your body was adjusting?
One of the many diets I've been on over the years cut down on all sugar but required 5 servings of fruit a day. (I did well, but--as usual--gained back huge amounts on the first week of "maintenance" where you gradually add back other foods. That first bowl of oatmeal is always worth 5 lbs.!)
Congratulations on your success. Please keep us all posted on how things continue on your journey without all the foods I hold near and dear.
Bette (Ms. 5' 3 1/2" and 168 pounds)View Thread
Your uncle's gel sounds like it was just what he needed. This may be true for many of us here, too. I know that the arthritis-like pain I get in my knees, wrists, and fingers is much better when I use my Lidoderm gel. If I forget to use it at night, my pain is much worse in the morning.
Unfortunately, there is no ONE answer for all of us here. We all have different responses to the same medications. Many of us have had horrible side effects to EVERY medication we have tried.
For those who are interested, many doctors are willing to work with their patients and prescribe a gel. One benefit to topical treatments is that they bypass the stomach. This makes those awful queasy stomach side effects much less apt to come into play.
Thank you for the suggestion, An. Just be aware that even the best treatment isn't for everyone.
BetteView Thread
I'm with Mary, no migrane should last for 6 months. I sincerely hope you mean that you've had migranes coming and going for the last 6 months.
You're not the only one of us who cannot wear a bra. Have you found some nice camisoles? Many of us here like the Cudl Duds. I always liked them, but lately I've been having trouble with any kind of trim (lace, embroidery, etc.) being just another irritant.
Please be sure to let your Neurologist know just how much this has impacted your life. Too often, we make the major effort to doll ourselves up when we go in for our appointments. Be clean and neat, but don't go all out with the makeup, heels, and other "I'm going out" type of effort. Be your normal self. This is especially true if you are in the middle of a flare up. (And, unfortunately, many of us overdue getting ready for the holidays resulting in post-Christmas flares.)
I used to make myself look good for the 100 mile trip in to see my neurologist. Then one day, I called to ask for an appointment during a major flare. I was clean and neat. I wore stretchy pants and a comfortable top. My hair was squeaky clean but unstyled. My face had no makeup. The doctor was stunned by the effect that a fibro flare had on me. I was his first patient of the day AND the last patient of the day. In between, I spent the day getting CT's, MRI's, and multiple blood and urine tests. I walked out of the hospital that day with prescriptions that broke the flare up and started me on the road to a better life.
I hope that YOUR neurologist can help you as much as mine did me. Sometimes we feel as if doctors don't believe we're really sick. Sometimes we're right. And then a caring, thorough doctor will take the time to find a way to really help. Mine told me that day, "Bette, I promise you will never be in this much pain from your fibromyalgia again." That was in 1990. So far, he's been right.
Hang in there. There is help.
BetteView Thread
The good news is that 99% of the time you will not be at that level 9 or 10 pain. With proper treatment and a lot of pacing on your part, you will probably spend 80% of the time with your pain level around 3 or 4. You will be able to distract yourself from this pain with a little bit of ingenuity. But there WILL be some times when the pain level scoots up and invades your life.
Your job is to find out what works. Find out while the pain level is manageable. You won't have the energy on a really bad day. Stock up on pain management techniques that work for you. Ask your doctor for a "rescue" medication to have on hand for emergency use. Sometimes, somehow just having this medication takes the fear out of your equation. You know that you will not have to face the worst possible pain unless you yourself decide to tough it out.
Please check out the Tips to your right here. Some of them will seem weird to you. Skip them. Give some of the others a try. Do try warm water exercises. They are a lifesaver.
Keep as active as possible. You will be building up reserves that will be there for you next time you need them.
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Why Washington's War on Terror Failed: The Underrated Saudi Connection
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By Patrick Cockburn, TomDispatch
This piece first appeared at TomDispatch. Read Tom Engelhardt's introduction here.
[This essay is excerpted from the first chapter of Patrick Cockburn's new book, The Jihadis Return: ISIS and the New Sunni Uprising, with special thanks to his publisher, OR Books. The first section is a new introduction written for TomDispatch.]
There are extraordinary elements in the present U.S. policy in Iraq and Syria that are attracting surprisingly little attention. In Iraq, the U.S. is carrying out air strikes and sending in advisers and trainers to help beat back the advance of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (better known as ISIS) on the Kurdish capital, Erbil. The U.S. would presumably do the same if ISIS surrounds or attacks Baghdad. But in Syria, Washington's policy is the exact opposite: there the main opponent of ISIS is the Syrian government and the Syrian Kurds in their northern enclaves. Both are under attack from ISIS, which has taken about a third of the country, including most of its oil and gas production facilities.
But U.S., Western European, Saudi, and Arab Gulf policy is to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad, which happens to be the policy of ISIS and other jihadis in Syria. If Assad goes, then ISIS will be the beneficiary, since it is either defeating or absorbing the rest of the Syrian armed opposition. There is a pretense in Washington and elsewhere that there exists a "moderate" Syrian opposition being helped by the U.S., Qatar, Turkey, and the Saudis. It is, however, weak and getting more so by the day. Soon the new caliphate may stretch from the Iranian border to the Mediterranean and the only force that can possibly stop this from happening is the Syrian army.
The reality of U.S. policy is to support the government of Iraq, but not Syria, against ISIS. But one reason that group has been able to grow so strong in Iraq is that it can draw on its resources and fighters in Syria. Not everything that went wrong in Iraq was the fault of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, as has now become the political and media consensus in the West. Iraqi politicians have been telling me for the last two years that foreign backing for the Sunni revolt in Syria would inevitably destabilize their country as well. This has now happened.
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By continuing these contradictory policies in two countries, the U.S. has ensured that ISIS can reinforce its fighters in Iraq from Syria and vice versa. So far, Washington has been successful in escaping blame for the rise of ISIS by putting all the blame on the Iraqi government. In fact, it has created a situation in which ISIS can survive and may well flourish.
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The sharp increase in the strength and reach of jihadist organizations in Syria and Iraq has generally been unacknowledged until recently by politicians and media in the West. A primary reason for this is that Western governments and their security forces narrowly define the jihadist threat as those forces directly controlled by al-Qa'ida central or "core" al-Qa'ida. This enables them to present a much more cheerful picture of their successes in the so-called war on terror than the situation on the ground warrants.
In fact, the idea that the only jihadis to be worried about are those with the official blessing of al-Qa'ida is naïve and self-deceiving. It ignores the fact, for instance, that ISIS has been criticized by the al-Qa'ida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri for its excessive violence and sectarianism. After talking to a range of Syrian jihadi rebels not directly affiliated with al-Qa'ida in southeast Turkey earlier this year, a source told me that "without exception they all expressed enthusiasm for the 9/11 attacks and hoped the same thing would happen in Europe as well as the U.S."
Jihadi groups ideologically close to al-Qa'ida have been relabeled as moderate if their actions are deemed supportive of U.S. policy aims. In Syria, the Americans backed a plan by Saudi Arabia to build up a "Southern Front" based in Jordan that would be hostile to the Assad government in Damascus, and simultaneously hostile to al-Qa'ida-type rebels in the north and east. The powerful but supposedly moderate Yarmouk Brigade, reportedly the planned recipient of anti-aircraft missiles from Saudi Arabia, was intended to be the leading element in this new formation. But numerous videos show that the Yarmouk Brigade has frequently fought in collaboration with JAN, the official al-Qa'ida affiliate. Since it was likely that, in the midst of battle, these two groups would share their munitions, Washington was effectively allowing advanced weaponry to be handed over to its deadliest enemy. Iraqi officials confirm that they have captured sophisticated arms from ISIS fighters in Iraq that were originally supplied by outside powers to forces considered to be anti-al-Qa'ida in Syria.
The name al-Qa'ida has always been applied flexibly when identifying an enemy. In 2003 and 2004 in Iraq, as armed Iraqi opposition to the American and British-led occupation mounted, U.S. officials attributed most attacks to al-Qa'ida, though many were carried out by nationalist and Baathist groups. Propaganda like this helped to persuade nearly 60% of U.S. voters prior to the Iraq invasion that there was a connection between Saddam Hussein and those responsible for 9/11, despite the absence of any evidence for this. In Iraq itself, indeed throughout the entire Muslim world, these accusations have benefited al-Qa'ida by exaggerating its role in the resistance to the U.S. and British occupation.
Precisely the opposite PR tactics were employed by Western governments in 2011 in Libya, where any similarity between al-Qa'ida and the NATO-backed rebels fighting to overthrow the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, was played down. Only those jihadis who had a direct operational link to the al-Qa'ida "core" of Osama bin Laden were deemed to be dangerous. The falsity of the pretense that the anti-Gaddafi jihadis in Libya were less threatening than those in direct contact with al-Qa'ida was forcefully, if tragically, exposed when U.S. ambassador Chris Stevens was killed by jihadi fighters in Benghazi in September 2012. These were the same fighters lauded by Western governments and media for their role in the anti-Gaddafi uprising.
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Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- The Manhattan duplex owned by Brooke Astor, the late philanthropist and socialite, sold for $21 million, less than half of its original asking price.
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After going 1-1 over the weekend in the UW-Milwaukee Panther Classic, the Wisconsin mens soccer team (4-1-1) opens Big Ten Conference play in a nationally-televised matchup with Indiana on Sunday in Bloomington, Ind.
Big Ten Network will broadcast Sundays match live, with game time set for 2 p.m., as the Badgers head to Bloomington seeking their first win over the Hoosiers since 1995, the same year the UW went on to claim the NCAA championship.
Wisconsin (4-1-1, 0-0-0 Big Ten) at No. 14 Indiana (3-1-2, 0-0-0 Big Ten)Sunday, Sept. 21 | Bill Armstrong Stadium | Bloomington, Ind.
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NOTEWORTHYSundays loss to Binghamton halted the Badgers unbeaten streak to begin the season at five, but the team is still in the midst of its hottest start in six years. The last time a UW team had just one loss through its first six matches was 2002, when the Badgers opened the season 5-1-0. This is the sixth time since 2000 that the Badgers have tallied at least four wins in their first six games of a season.
Binghamton held the Badgers without a score in Sundays match, marking the first time the UW had been shut out since a scoreless tie with then-No. 10 Indiana in the teams regular-season finale last season (Nov. 4).
Senior athid=5211&deptid=122"> --> Victor Diaz , who has led the UW in scoring each of his first three seasons, tallied his first point of the year by notching the Badgers first goal in Fridays 2-0 win over Cal State Northridge.
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The Badgers have tallied 10 goals so far this season, with eight different players contributing to the scoring. After scoring 23 goals in 19 games last season, the Badgers are on pace to score just over 31 goals this year.
The Badgers are getting more looks at the net this season than in the 2007 campaign, logging an average of 6.0 shots-on-goal per game. The UW averaged 5.2 per game last season.
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SCOUTING INDIANAAfter a slow start, the Hoosiers (3-1-2) moved above the .500 mark for the season with a pair of wins over the weekend, including a 3-0 road victory over No. 24 UCLA on Friday . Indiana averages 16.3 shots per game but has scored just seven goals in six matches, with freshman Will Bruin leading the way with a pair of scores. Senior goalkeeper Chay Cain has played every minute for the Hoosiers in goal and owns a 0.93 goals-against average. Cain was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week on Monday.
ABOUT THE SERIESIn the teams last meeting, the Badgers held the No. 10 Hoosiers to a scoreless draw to close out the 2007 regular season (Nov. 4). The tie snapped a streak of 14 consecutive wins in the series by Indiana.
The Hoosiers hold a 29-3-4 lead in the teams all-time series. The Badgers last win over Indiana was a 2-0 triumph on Oct. 13, 1995 in Madison.
The Badgers only win over the Hoosiers in Bloomington was a 1-0 victory in the 1993 Big Ten Tournament (Nov. 21). The UW has never defeated Indiana on its home field in a regular-season game and is 1-16-2 all-time against the Hoosiers in Bloomington (including Big Ten tournament and NCAA tournament games).
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee appointed member of the Order of Merit
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee FRS, Professor of Computer Science in the University of Southampton's School of Electronics and Computer Science, has been appointed a member of the Order of Merit (OM) by Her Majesty the Queen.
Strength of the 'biological pump' overestimated
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A traditional method of estimating how life in the oceans removes carbon from the atmosphere has been overturned.
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The prestigious Russian Academy of Sciences has elected Professor David Payne, Director of the University of Southampton's Optoelectronics Research Centre, as one of its foreign members.


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Help more than 100 children with disabilities stay in the care of their own family, improve their psychological and emotional conditions, extend their social contacts and prevent the risk of being placed into residential care.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
Finding themselves in a crisis situation parents often find it challenging to care for and raise children with disabilities by themselves. Single mothers who have more than one child are especially vulnerable and are in strong need of help. In St-Petersburg there are 13 600 children with disabilities and at least 2 000 are acutely in need of respite care. Our SHORT BREAKS (respite care) program is currently helping 103 children stay in their families and have proper care.
How will this project solve this problem?
By helping families who have children with disabilities our specially trained and supported host families provide essential free time and psychological relief. Host families take care of children with special needs for short periods, undertake rehabilitation exercises with them, play with them and teach them new skills. This significantly decreases the risk of placing children with special needs in residential care and improves the quality of life of the child and the family as a whole.
Potential Long Term Impact
Children with special needs will stay in their families and achieve maximum possible physical, intellectual and emotional development to successfully integrate in society. Parents will get essential psychological relief and resources to raise and develop their children. In the long term many fewer children with disabilities will end up in residential care.
Funding Information
Total Funding Received to Date: $10,000
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Re: life-extension technology in Star Trek (or lack thereof)
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Forget it, Timo,
If he's not even willing to stop judging all humans by his subjective cultural standards and accept diversity in our own species...
Begging your pardon, but
not the one arguing with a straight face that a few hundred years ago every human being in on planet Earth enjoyed the exact same living conditions and the exact same seasonal climate conditions in sufficient uniformity to make this a global norm.
Obviously the Gideonites deserve to die, because they don't share his prudish class privileged American Christian values when it comes to sex.
The Gideonites deserve to die because they refuse to take any responsibility whatsoever for the condition of their species, even when the condition is impossible to ignore. They refuse to expand into space, they refuse to exercise birth control, and in the end they even refuse to exercise personal restraint of any kind by simply abstaining from sex. Just keep poppin em out until your planet is covered in a sea of people who can't even spit without hitting two other people.
IOW, they deserve to die because they don't seem overly interested in staying alive. Meanwhile, there are planets in the galaxy that occasionally suffer food and resource shortages, and if the Gideonites are THAT prolific, we might as well put them to good use.
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News roundup: yokul, Log.io, hook.io, Why JavaScript haters should learn JavaScript
Listen to this week's news podcast (June 11, 2011)
Tons of new stuff and new conferences up!
By the way, don't forget to take advantage of O'Reilly's 50% discount deal on JavaScript books during the next few days. (EDIT: the discount applies to ebooks only)
yokul is an attempt at using the Google Charts API locally using canvas. It's still in the early stages, but the creator seems optimistic that the API can be replicated with just Canvas. The nice thing is that browsers without Canvas can simply fall back to using the actual Charts API via a network request, using the same API.
This is nice in a few ways: it reduces the application's dependence on the network (which is nice for devices that aren't always connected to the network). It also reduces a burden on the servers hosting the API, which costs money! It's easier and cheaper to scale something if the cost of computation is shifted to the client.
log.io (on GitHub) is a real-time log monitoring library built in node.js. It has the ability to grab the changes to logfiles across multiple systems and aggregate them into one server that sends out updates to subscriber's dashboards using socket.io. In real-time!
hook.io is an input/output framework written in node.js that can spawn separate node.js processes and provides a Messaging API to help them talk to each other.
Why JavaScript haters should learn JavaScript
Why a JavaScript hater thinks everyone needs to learn JavaScript in the next year is an article written by Mike Loukides. He goes over a couple of key points, talking about the rise of Node.js, the importance of JavaScript in HTML5, and JavaScript's influence over the world of NoSQL databases such as CouchDB.
Somewhat in a similar vein of thought, Joyent's Chief Architect James Duncan was interviewed on the rise in popularity of JavaScript. He explains that part of the reason for its success is that it's so widespread on client's machines. He also explains the shift away from viewing JavaScript as a toy language, which started when Google Maps was implemented and offered a very nice implementation compared to its competitors (Mike Loukides also touches on Google Maps in his article).
Upcoming Events
TXJS (June 11, 2011 in Austin, Texas)
An Event Apart Atlanta (June 13–15, 2011, Atlanta)
High Performance JavaScript with Nicholas Zakas (Web Performance SF) (June 23, 2011 in San Francisco, CA)
GothamJS (July 9, 2011 in New York City)
Open Web Camp III (July 16, 2011 in Palo Alto, CA)
SoCal Node.js Meetup (August 4, 2011 in Los Angeles, CA)
NodeConf Summercamp (September 5-7, 2011 in Walker Creek Ranch, CA)
dojoconf (September 16, 2011 in Arlington, VA)
CapitolJS (September 18, 2011 in Washington DC)
onGameStart (September 22-23, 2011 in Warsaw, Poland)
Node.js Conference Italy (September 24, 2011 in Brescia, Italy)
Libraries / Frameworks
StronglyTyped is a JavaScript library by Lea Verou that attempts to tame the loosely-typed nature of JavaScript
Mibbu is a JavaScript game framework
node-google-voice is an API for Google Voice built for node.js (via @derek)
Chop is like pastebin for commenting on code
Client Performance Monitoring with Boomerang and CouchDB
James Padolsey has written up a blog of some JavaScript interview questions, and Nathan Smith has posted up a reply with even more questions to study!
WURFL (mobile detection catalog) has now gone commercial, and is now owned by ScientiaMobile
link elements block DOM parsing too (not just script tags!)
CSS Panic is a game made WITHOUT JavaScript (only HTML/CSS!)
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Today was dedicated to the new house, and now, the only house :D
Daniel and I visited Ikea and got crazy busy as soon as we returned. I can't wait to finish up a few things so I can post The Grand Tour!
Anyways, I wanted to share a few tidbits I have around the house that I absolutely adore.
Vintage owl teaset.
This amazing Craigslist find :D
Espresso tea cups.
Very cozy couch.
Owl-tastic cabinet knobs + fave color EVAH.
And lastly, my "office" desk [which has changed a bit since this photograph...]. Can you tell which television show I am watching?? Rhymes with...Lexter. haha
[wow! if you click the photo you can see the netflix, and stuff in my craft bins! ha!]
Goodnight! Have a better Monday than I'm in for! EEee!!
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REDEMPTION's sixth album, 'The Art of Loss', has been completed and will be released early in 2016 by Metal Blade Records.Read More
On October 30th, Whitechapel will unleash their new feature length video release, 'The Brotherhood of the Blade', which follows the sextet on tour and at home, and dives deep into the hearts and minds of one of metal's brightest acts.Read More
Six Feet Under
American Death Metal legends SIX FEET UNDER return to mainland Europe early December for the 'X-Mas in Hell Tour 2015'!Read More
Twitching Tongues
Southern California's rising underground metal/hardcore band Twitching Tongues has unveiled a new song called 'Sacrifice Me' today at NPR.org.Read More
Mother Feather
Mother Feather has released the title track from their full length debut, 'Mother Feather'! The song is available now on iTunes, and the video is streaming at metalblade.com/motherfeather.Read More
The Black Dahlia Murder
The Black Dahlia Murder debut at #45 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart and at #66 on the official German album charts! See below for all first week charting specifics.Read More
Denner / Shermann
Denner / Shermann EP 'Satan's Tomb' will be released on October 2nd via Metal Blade Records. The title track has been finally released and is streaming online now at metalblade.com/dennershermannRead More
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To begin 2015, Metal Blade will re-issue both 'Above the Earth, Below the Sky' and 'Red Forest' on CD - both of which are currently out of print! They are both available to order HERE.Read More
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Garden Lights, Holiday Nights
Wendell ScottGeorgia native Wendell Scott is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a degree in Digital/Broadcast Journalism. Wendell's love for adventure with a local flair has taken him from performing at Stone Mountain Park to working in various media outlets around Georgia. Recently, he completed hosting and producing the nation's first college daytime talk show, The Wendell Show (www.youtube.com/TheWendellShow1) for three years. He loves horror films, sour gummi worms and anything James Franco. Follow him on Twitter: @TheWendellShow. Or if you want to chat, shoot him an email at email@example.com.
A common Scott Family tradition after Thanksgiving dinner summed up in three steps:
- Clean up the kitchen while still chomping on a turkey leg
- Fall asleep on the couch while watching home videos
- Enjoy the rest of the night being dazzled by holiday lights at Lake Lanier
Okay, maybe the first two were just part of my own tradition, but still! One thing I will always cherish each year is seeing those sparkling holiday lights while sipping on a cup of lukewarm apple cider. And this year, I think we've found a new place!
The Atlanta Botanical Gardens is being transformed into a colorful wonderland with Garden Lights, Holiday Nights. It starts November 17th and runs through January 15th, so you've got plenty of time to see these amazing lights.
Now this is only the second year that the celebration has taken place at the Botanical Gardens, but they promise to shine, sparkle, and most of all–impress. There are over 1 million lights–either LED bulbs or low-energy consumption products. They've got more than lights though. Expect to see some very vibrant characters along the way that will surely make your night a little more magical. Can't you smell the holiday season?
Tickets are on sale now. If you'd to purchase or find out more information, check out: http://www.atlantabotanicalgarden.org/
Okay, I promise when I go to this I won't have a turkey leg in hand.
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Northwest National Park Family Day Brings the Parks to the People in Seattle
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|Sean Smith, NPCA: 206-818-4041
Northwest National Park Family Day Brings the Parks to the People in Seattle
Free community event makes visiting the parks easier for local families
Seattle, Washington- This Saturday, June 25th, Seattle families can experience our national parks right in their own back yard. The second annual Northwest National Park Family Day will bring families to the Mountaineers Program Center at Magnuson Park for a day full of education, entertainment, and hands-on fun.
"Our national parks are living classrooms that provide a space where families can spend time together and our children can learn things that cannot be read in textbooks," said Sean Smith, Northwest Policy Director for the National Parks Conservation Association. "Our children will be the stewards of our parks as the National Park Service enters into its second century in 2016. For this reason it is important now more than ever that we teach and expose our children to our national parks."
Seattle area residents who attend the event will hear from park rangers about the national and cultural history of our national parks, meet some of the wildlife that live in our northwest parks, hear from a Native American storyteller, play plant jeopardy, and see a nature puppet show. Kids will also have the opportunity to take Rock Climbing 101 and the first 250 kids to complete the Junior Ranger Program will receive a free packet of collectible animal-shaped Silly Bandz!
The second annual Northwest National Park Family Day will be hosted by the National Parks Conservation Association and the National Park Service. This year's sponsors are Puget Sound Energy, Slalom Consulting, REI, The Mountaineers, KCTS 9, NWCN, the Olympic Park Institute, and 103.7 The Mountain.


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Chile Forum in English for Gringos, Expatriates, and Travelers to Exchange Ideas and Information about Chile, South America
ColoColoUSA wrote:In the area where I live in the States, we fear the police with their outrageous attempts to arrest as many citizens as they can to meet budget deficits. I've never been the victim of a crime here unless I go out looking for trouble. Is it the same for Chile? If you go out looking for trouble, will you find it or will it just come to you? That is my concern.
I was also attracted to Chile because I hear the Carabineros are an excellent police force that shy away from corruption. To me Chile seems like a place where there is less corruption than in Latin America due to the laws already skewered in favor of the rich to where they do not need to mimic the fake democracies of the rest of the continent which express one thing but act in another fashion. I see it more like Singapore or Dubai, a well oiled yet strict country.
Also, while the dictatorship has vanished, I hear that Pinochet's shadow still lives on in the government of Chile. Is this true? Is it still hard for people to express their views concerning inequality and social injustice? Not that I would be out there protesting or anything like that but in terms of expressing my opinion.
patagoniax wrote:ColoColoUSA wrote:I support the student movement.
Qu'est-ce que c'est "student movement"?
Pinochetism is alive and well, it all depends on who your friends are
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National 2
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English and Communication: National 2
Why English and Communication?
This course is suitable for anyone with an interest in English and communication. You will find this course suitable if you want to either progress to higher levels of study, or are working towards a qualification in English for the first time.
On completing this course, you will have developed skills in reading, writing, listening and talking, in understanding and using language. You will improve your skills in communicating your ideas, thoughts and feelings through a variety of texts.
Entry to the Course
The school or college will decide on the entry requirements for the course.
Course Outline
The course aims to develop English and communication skills with a focus on: reading and responding to simple texts; listening and responding to simple spoken communication; and writing and talking to communicate ideas, opinions and information.
The course has three compulsory units.
Understanding Language (6 SCQF credit points)
In this unit you will:
Creating Texts (6 SCQF credit points)
Listening and Talking (6 SCQF credit points)
You will be given practical work and other tasks to do when your teacher thinks you are ready. Your finished work should be kept in a folder. This is the record you keep of what you have done and how well you are doing.
If you do not pass a task first time you will be able to try again after more practice and help or advice from your teacher.
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