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ROCKFORD (WIFR) – She's seen things many of us can only dream of and today a Rockford museum honors her memory.
Astronaut Janice Voss went on five space missions during her career at NASA. Only a handful of woman astronauts have done that. Today, the Discovery Center Museum unveiled a permanent exhibition that displays items from Janice's career. Voss was born in Indiana, but considered Rockford her hometown after attending kindergarten through sixth grade in the city. The Discovery Center hopes the new exhibition will be an inspiration to visitors.
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The Magic Pot is an enemy from Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-.
They can be found in several missions. When encountered, the Magic Pot will ask Zack to attack it with certain moves. Granting the Magic Pot's request for the first time will unlock the Magic Pot DMW image, and rare items for the second time onward.
- M2-2-6: Attack it with Blizzaga, Firaga, Thundaga, and Gravity.
- M2-5-4 and M2-5-5: Attack it with Ultima, Tri-Fire, Iron Fist, and Electrocute.
- M7-6-6: Attack it with Gil Toss, Costly Punch, 99,999 damage, and Octaslash.
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Lea Michele Posts Embarrassing Airplane Pic — What's On Her Face?
When we're on an airplane, our number one concern is figuring out how to get our hands on as many tiny pretzel bags as possible. But Glee's Lea Michele (Rachel) apparently has other things on her mind, which helps explains why her skin is always so amazing.
Proving yet again why we love her to death, Lea has posted a photo on Twitter of herself on an airplane with moisture pads under her eyes. Yes, you read that correctly — Lea has no qualms about fellow passengers getting a glimpse of her looking less-than-camera-ready. That's our girl.
"Keepin' [it] glam on the plane with @melaniemakeup :)," Lea captioned the pic, as both she and her makeup artist Melanie Inglessis are wearing the slightly embarrassing beauty product. Get it, you two.
So why exactly would Lea and Mel have these silly things on? Well, planes tend to dry out your skin until it's approximately the same texture as Birkenstocks, so the pads provide a moisture treatment that prevents eye bags and dry skin. Doesn't seem so silly now, does it?
Lea — who probably feels a bit of pressure to keep her skin glowing, given her gig as the face of L'Oreal — spent the early part of the week promoting Glee in NYC for the network upfronts. And thanks to Lea, you can now assume we'll be adding "under-eye moisture pads" to our list of flying must-haves.
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Sidney Walter Wood, age 81 former husband of Jacqueline Downey) Fleming, died peacefully on February 8th. Born in Leominster, Massachusetts, the son of the late Walter Wood and Leona (Burchstead) Wood, he was raised and educated in Leominster. Following his graduation, he joined the
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Following his discharge, he attended both Lowell Technical Institute and Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he earned a certificate in electrical engineering. He worked many years at Sylvania and retired from Raytheon where he was employed as a missile systems engineer on the development of the Patriot Missile.
An avid gardner, he liked to tinker with mechanical projects. He was a member of the Raytheon Softball team as a pitcher. Mr. Wood loved spending time with his grandchildren and was often heard saying, "Wood is Good!"
He is survived by three sons; Steven Wood of Peabody; Jeffrey Wood of Lynnfield; and Mark Wood of Pepperell; and two daughters; Patricia Paciulli and her husband Anthony of Marblehead; and Pamela Wood of Peabody. He is also survived by two step children; Dawn Rhodes and her husband Steve of South Carolina; and Linda Beaulieu of Townsend, MA; and their mother Patricia (Bealieau) Wood of Townsend..
In addition, he is also survived by two brothers; Donald Wood and his wife Inez of Lutz, Florida; and Barr Wood of Pinellas Park, Florida; four grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
WOOD -- Graveside services will be on Friday, February 15 at 2:00 PM at Winchendon National Cemetery. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours will be on Thursday evening in the Murphy Funeral Home, 85 Federal St., Salem, MA from 4PM to 8PM. Those who wish to make a memorial contribution may make it to Project Linus P.O. Box 5621, Bloomington, IL 61702-5621.
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The Enchanter Heir by Cinda Williams Chima Recommended Ages: 14+ The fourth book of the Heir Chronicles adds a new dimension to the world of magic that now orbits around Trinity, Ohio. In addition to Wizards, Sorcerers, Enchanters, Seers, and Warriors, there is now a new category of gifted that crosses the boundaries between these guilds: the Savants. Created in a disaster, or massacre, or mass poisoning, that wiped out all the adults and most ... Read More »
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Book Review: The Gray Wolf Throne by Cinda Williams Chima
The Gray Wolf Throne—buy it by Cinda Williams Chima—her website—my interview with her Recommended Ages: 14+ In The Demon King, the author of the "Heir Chronicles" introduced a marvelous fantasy country in which the powers and interests of three groups—the noble families of the lowland Valefolk, the craftsmen and warriors of the upland Clans, and the Council of Wizards descended from a race of foreign invaders—are held in a delicate balance by the line of ... Read More »
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MuggleNet thanks Cinda Chima, author of the "Heir Chronicles" and the "Seven Realms" novels, for graciously agreeing to let this star-struck reviewer interview her. For those of you tuning in late, the "Heir Chronicles" is (so far) a trilogy consisting of the books The Warrior Heir, The Wizard Heir, and The Dragon Heir. Set in a variant of our present-day world, these books dramatize the conflict between five "guilds" of magically gifted people, known as ... Read More »
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In Book Two of the "Seven Realms" quartet, the author of The Warrior Heir and its sequels continues to amaze with her ability to keep a large-scale piece of world-building interesting, convincing, and hopping with action. This installment takes us out of the Queendom of the Fells and shows us more of the seven realms, particularly the Academy of Oden's Ford—a sort of multi-disciplinary university and an island of peace on the neutral ground between ... Read More »


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Make sure everything down to the very last details are perfect for celebrating your birthday. With the 40th birthday invitations and thank yous you'll be able to make the event seem completely formal, just like a real party. After all, it is your special day so you deserve to celebrate in big fashion. No matter your personality, you're sure to find a theme you'd want to use in these sets of 40th thank yous and invitations. There are so many different themes and styles of cards that range from traditional stripes, to wild zebra prints, to humorous cards. 40 years young means that you still have a personality, so find yours and send it out to get your friends to the party and thank them for coming.
A 40th birthday should be one of the most special birthdays you ever have. You're a true adult in the middle of your life and actually have accomplishments to celebrate. All of your friends will love to come celebrate the big day with you, especially when they get these invitations in the mail and see how much effort you're putting in to having a great time.


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Visitors using wheelchairs are welcome at the Aquarium free of charge. Virtually every part of the Aquarium is open to visitors with wheelchairs or strollers.
Strollers, but not wheelchairs, are prohibited from the West Wing.
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- A lowered wheelchair-accessible ticket window to the far left of the ticket booth
- Elevators for wheelchairs and strollers in the main building to the right of the entrance
- An elevator for wheelchairs in the West Wing special exhibit area to the right of the entrance (strollers are not allowed in the West Wing)
- Accessible restrooms in the lobby of the West Wing on the 1st level and to the left of the elevator just outside of the Harbor View Café on the 2nd level
- Many exhibit tanks that either extend to the floor or feature eye-level viewing
- Ramps for strollers and wheelchairs in the fur seal exhibit
- A stroller check behind the Information Desk in the lobby
- Elevator access to the Harbor View Café on Level 2 of the Aquarium
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I'm looking for advice and ingenuity that would allow me to attach a PBSF safety light to the back a Giro Atlas II helmet. Please read further before replying.
One day I discovered a great way to increase my visibility while riding. By clipping one of my Planet Bike SuperFlashes) PBSF to the bottom piece on the back of my Giro Atlas helmet, the light was mounted high enough so that almost everyone would notice. Motorists (for a change) were slowing down and giving a wide berth before they passed me. In addition, the placement of the light on my helmet was helpful at times when I needed to turn my head or dismount. I was pleased with what I had found.
When it came time to replace the helmet, I found that the current models were made differently and did not accomodate my PBSF as my previous one did. This was so for helmets made by Bell, Giro, and other companies. I ended up buying the Giro Atlas II as it fit me best, safety light or not (www.giro.com). Meanwhile, my former helmet is no longer usable.
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October 18, 2011 – The Great Lakes maritime industry today released the results of a year-long study of the economic impacts of the entire Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway navigation system. The study was commissioned by members of the marine shipping industry, in partnership with U.S. and Canadian government agencies. Martin Associates of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, a global leader in transportation economic analysis and strategic planning, was retained to conduct the study.


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And that was, inexplicably, when all heck broke loose. Smith has been as big a bust as any player this decade -- he's been an afterthought for a long time -- but he went 15 of 22 for 204 yards and three -- yes, three! -- touchdowns in a near-comeback against the Texans, who were up 21-0 at the half. All three of Smith's touchdowns were to tight end Vernon Davis(notes), who's been a model citizen since Singletary kicked him off the field in his coaching debut last year. Crabtree brought in five passes for 56 yards in a debut that saw him playing far longer than most people expected. The 49ers were driving at the end of the game when Smith threw a pick on fourth-and-10 that ended any hope of a comeback.
Still, if there's a bigger "from out of nowhere" story than Alex Smith this year, I haven't seen it. Smith hadn't thrown a pass in a regular-season game since Nov. 12, 2007, in a 24-0 loss to the Seahawks. If you combine the touchdowns he threw for in 2005 and 2007, it would equal the three he had today. The shoulder injuries thought to be the end of his 49ers career (he missed the 2008 season with a broken bone in his right shoulder) were nowhere to be found.
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General Growth Partners, one of the largest mall owners in the country and the company which still intends building The Bridges at Mint Hill, may be on the verge of exiting bankruptcy. The company was forced to file for bankruptcy last year when investments went bad. Simon Properties, the owner of South Park Mall, wants to take over General Growth with a $10 billion offer. However, General Growth is not going down without a fight. It has a partner to help get the finances back in order and has recently indicated it will get listed once more on the New York Stock Exchange. A judge recently gave the company more time to reorganize its finances. Thomas H. Nolan Jr., General Growth's president, told the New York Times after the hearing:
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Take sixteen of the best sportsbikes in the world to a circuit for three days, put them on identical tyres, add thirteen journalists from ten different countries and you have the most comprehensive test ever.
The Supertest began as an idea last year between Spanish magazines Solo Moto and el Periodico, Portuguese mag Motojornal, Italian magazine La Moto and Two Wheels Only. The idea of the test was to put all of the very best sportsbikes head-to-head on track in one huge, comprehensive test to find out which was the best according to several different criteria. In order to stop arguments, the bikes were all lap timed.
Now in its second year, the Supertest has become even more comprehensive. Every bike tested was supplied by the relevant manufacturer and came complete with a factory representative and technical support to ensure that it was performing to its absolute peak against the competition.
The original test team of just five magazines has expanded to include twelve publications from ten different countries all over the world. Riders involved include world class racers such as James Whitham and Olivier Jacque, national champions, race school instructors and journalists whose job it is to ride and rate every new bike launched each year.
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Pakistan: First Information Reports (FIRs)
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First Information Reports (FIRs) are written reports prepared by police (HRCP and CHRI May 2010, 11; CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 1) in response to the report of an event or criminal incident brought to their attention (HRCP 8 Oct. 2010). FIRs are a record of the initial information that is provided by a complainant to the police (CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 1).
According to the Centre for Peace Development Initiatives (CPDI)-Pakistan, an Islamabad-based non-governmental organization (NGO) that seeks to "promote active citizenship in all its forms" (CPDI-Pakistan n.d.b), "[a]nyone can report the commission of a cognizable offence either orally or in writing to the police. Even a telephonic message can be treated as an FIR" (ibid. n.d.a, 1). Police officers may also file FIRs on their own initiative (Lawyer 6 Oct. 2010a; CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 1).
FIRs are prepared "when police receive information about the commission of a cognizable offence" (HRCP and CHRI May 2010; CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 1), an offence for which police are not required to obtain an arrest warrant to make an arrest (HRCP and CHRI May 2010, 65; CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 1). As the CPDI-Pakistan explains, police are "authorized to start [an] investigation into a cognizable case on their own and do not require any orders from the court to do so" (ibid).
FIRs are prescribed in Section 154 of the Pakistan Code of Criminal Procedure (Lawyer 6 Oct. 2010a; CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 2), which states:
154. Information in cognizable cases. ... information relating to the commission of a cognizable offence if given orally to an officer in charge of a police-station, shall be reduced to writing by him or under his direction, and be read over to the informant, and every such information, whether given in writing or reduced to writing as aforesaid, shall be signed by the person giving it, and the substance thereof shall be entered in a book to be kept by such officer in such form as the Provincial Government may prescribe in this behalf. (Pakistan 1898)
FIRs are usually handwritten in the Urdu language (Lawyer 8 Oct. 2010; HRCP 8 Oct. 2010). In 6 October 2010 correspondence with the Research Directorate, a Lahore-based lawyer, who is also an advocate with the Lahore High Court and a frequent commentator on legal and human rights issues, explained that an FIR includes the following information:
a. Report [number];
b. Date and time of report;
c. Complainant/informant's name and residence;
d. provision of Penal Code applicable to the offence;
e. site of occurrence of offence;
f. name of the accused, if known/or suspect;
g. reason for delay in investigation of crime, if any. (6 Oct. 2010a)
A representative of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) confirmed in an 8 October 2010 telephone interview with the Research Directorate that information contained in FIRs includes the date and time of the report as well as the name and address of the complainant. The Representative added that the registering police station is also identified (HRCP 8 Oct. 2010). In a separate 8 October 2010 telephone interview with the Research Directorate, the Lawyer reiterated that the name and address of the complainant is noted in the FIR except when the FIRs are registered at the initiative of police officers. The Lawyer stated that, to the best of his knowledge, except for possible "superficial differences," the same format for FIRs is used throughout Pakistan (8 Oct. 2010).
Registration and Procedures
An FIR is lodged at a police station in the area where the crime or incident took place (HRCP 6 Oct. 2010). The HRCP Representative reported in 6 October 2010 correspondence with the Research Directorate that the police maintain a "printed and numbered register'," in which the report is written. CPDI-Pakistan states that "[i]t is a duty of police to register [the] FIR without any delay or excuses. Non-registration of [an] FIR is an offence and can be a ground for disciplinary action against the concerned police officer" (n.d.a, 1). However, according to the HRCP Representative, in practice, police may conduct an initial investigation before registering an FIR (8 Oct. 2010).
In addition to a serial number (Lawyer 8 Oct. 2010), each FIR is assigned a sequential number to indicate the number of FIRs registered by the police station as well as the year in which they are registered (ibid. 6 Oct. 2010a; HRCP 8 Oct. 2010). In an 8 October 2010 telephone interview with the Research Directorate, the Lawyer noted that the serial number printed on each FIR prevents other FIRs from using the same "book/register number" (8 Oct. 2010). No further information on the logging, serializing and storage of FIRs could be found among the sources consulted by the Research Directorate.
The Lawyer stated that in practice police may not always register FIRs (8 Oct. 2010). According to the HRCP Representative, police officers may try to avoid registering FIRs because the number of registered FIRs provides an indication of the crime rate; police officers are pressured politically and by their superiors to keep the number of registered FIRs low and make the crime rate seem lower than it is (8 Oct. 2010). The HRCP Representative stated that a complainant may have to resort to bribery to ensure the FIR is registered while the accused may also attempt to use bribery to try to stop an FIR from being registered (HRCP 8 Oct. 2010). The Representative also indicated that, in order to replace lost or stolen documentation, such as a passport or identity card, an FIR must be registered to demonstrate that police are aware of the loss or theft; bribery may be needed to ensure the FIR is registered (ibid.). Corroborating information could not be found among the sources consulted by the Research Directorate.
CPDI-Pakistan provides the following information on steps an individual can take if police do not register an FIR:
1. You can meet the District Police Officer (DPO) or Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) or other higher officers like Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of police and Provincial Police Officer (PPO) and bring your complaint to their notice.
2. You can send your complaint in writing and by post to the DPO, CCPO, DIG or PPO concerned. If the DPO, CCPO, DIG or PPO is satisfied with your complaint, he shall order the registration of FIR.
3. You can file a complaint to the District Public Safety and Police Complaints Authority in your district.
4. You can file a private complaint before the court having jurisdiction. (n.d.a, 3)
The HRCP Representative also stated that, if the police are not cooperating, it is possible to obtain a court order to register an FIR but that it is time-consuming and costly to do so (HRCP 8 Oct. 2010).
Access to copies
The HRCP Representative explained that carbon copies are made of each FIR (ibid.) and that "a copy of [the] FIR is retained at the police station. One copy is sent to [the] Inspector General's office and one is sent to the prosecutor's office" (ibid. 6 Oct. 2010). Sources consulted agree that the individual asking for the FIR to be registered has the right to receive a copy of the FIR (HRCP 8 Oct. 2010; Lawyer 8 Oct. 2010; CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 2). The HRCP Representative and the Lawyer both stated that the accused is also entitled to a copy (HRCP 8 Oct. 2010; Lawyer 8 Oct. 2010), as are third parties who are involved in a case (ibid.). The Lawyer added that FIRs are legally required to be publicly accessible (ibid.).
However, the Lawyer and HRCP Representative both indicated that, because of corruption, it can be difficult to obtain copies of FIRs without resorting to bribery (Lawyer 8 Oct. 2010; HRCP 8 Oct. 2010). The Lawyer added that police inefficiency is also an obstacle to obtaining copies (8 Oct. 2010). The HRCP Representative said that obtaining official copies is more difficult than trying to obtain unofficial copies (HRCP 8 Oct. 2010). The Lawyer also reported that, even with bribery, it is easier to obtain unofficial copies than certified copies (8 Oct. 2010). Information on the formal procedure to obtain copies of FIRs from abroad could not be found among the sources consulted by the Research Directorate.
Sources consulted explain that the registration of an FIR is meant to initiate the investigation process and may lead to court-ordered arrests and formal charges (Lawyer 6 Oct. 2010a; CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 1; HRCP 8 Oct. 2010).
CPDI-Pakistan states that even if an FIR is filed, police may not investigate a complaint if one or more of the following is found:
1. The case is not serious in nature;
2. The police feel that there is not enough ground to investigate;
3. The police resources are already over-committed in investigating more serious offences. (n.d.a, 1-2)
If the police decide against investigating the complaint, they must document the reasons for their decision and inform the person who registered the FIR (CPDI-Pakistan n.d.a, 2).
Validity of FIRs throughout the country
According to the HRCP Representative, FIRs are valid throughout all of Pakistan (6 Oct. 2010). However, the Representative stated that, while police in one area of Pakistan can become aware of an FIR against someone in another area of the country, they generally do not unless the police in the original jurisdiction call attention to a particular FIR as, for example, in a case that is particularly serious, politicized, or subject to public attention or that requires police to more actively search for a suspect (HRCP 8 Oct. 2010).
In additional correspondence of 6 October 2010, the Lawyer provided the following details on how FIRs are used throughout the country:
[T]here is no national system to track FIRs, and there is no systematic coordination between various police organisations at inter-provincial level or inter-organisation level. Police officers in one district will not be able to know about the FIRs registered elsewhere unless a circular is issued intimating them of offence and suspects. So, unless police is really after the accused, and get orders to search and seize in other districts or provinces the accused may remain at large. (6 Oct. 2010b)
The Lawyer added the following information regarding cases connected to terrorism:
[I]n many terrorism cases (suicide bomb attacks etc.) news of the incident spreads like fire in the jungle. Concerned police often releases sketches of the suspects. Further, in many terrorism cases if FIR is registered against certain recognisable/named person(s) that information should travel beyond the originating district but the police are not efficient, or well resourced. So there can be many lapses even in serious cases.
[T]errorism cases are treated more seriously, so to say. And I believe information on terrorism suspects is circulated in other districts of the same province or other provinces more often and quickly. But this does not necessarily mean this is done diligently and efficiently in every case. (Lawyer 6 Oct. 2010b)
According to the Lawyer, it is generally the police that file FIRs in cases involving terrorism (Lawyer 8 Oct. 2010).
Effect of an FIR on acquisition of a passport
The HRCP Representative explained that, since the registration of FIRs by police is a provincial responsibility and passports are issued by the national government, even a person that was the accused in multiple FIRs would not be barred from obtaining a passport unless the central government had specifically ordered that a passport not be issued to him or her (6 Oct. 2010). The Lawyer likewise stated that, if the accused remains "at large," an FIR should not be an obstacle to acquiring a passport since "[s]omeone accused of a bailable offence can get a protective bail before arrest" and, if the case against them is not strong, can seek bail from High Court (Lawyer 6 Oct. 2010a). However, the HRCP Representative pointed out that there is an "Exit Controlled List" that prevents someone from leaving the country "even if one has valid documents" (6 Oct. 2010).
This Response was prepared after researching publicly accessible information currently available to the Research Directorate within time constraints. This Response is not, and does not purport to be, conclusive as to the merit of any particular claim for refugee protection. Please find below the list of sources consulted in researching this Information Request.
Centre for Peace Development Initiatives Pakistan (CPDI-Pakistan). N.d.a. "First Information Report (FIR): (A Guide for Citizens)."
_____N.d.b. "About CPDI." <http://www.cpdi-pakistan.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=62&Itemid=93> [Accessed 12 Oct.2010]
Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP). 8 October 2010. Telephone Interview with a senior representative.
_____. 6 October 2010. Correspondence with a senior representative.
Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) and Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI). May 2010. Asad Jamal. Police Organisations in Pakistan.
Lawyer and High Court Advocate, Lahore. 8 October 2010. Telephone Interview.
_____. 6 October 2010a. Correspondence.
_____. 6 October 2010b. Correspondence.
Pakistan. 1898 (amended 1997). Code of Criminal Procedure (Act V Of 1898). (United Nations [UN] Refworld)
Additional Sources Consulted
Publications: A Legal Research Guide to Pakistan; Police & Law Enforcement Reform in Pakistan: Crucial for Counterinsurgency and Counterterrorism Success; Political Dimensions of Police Reform in Pakistan
Oral Sources: Representatives of the Canadian High Commission in Islamabad and the Pakistan Consulate in Toronto did not provide information within the times constraints of this Response. Attempts to contact a former official of the government of Pakistan, three Pakistan-based lawyers, a representative of the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) and a representative of the Embassy of Pakistan in Ottawa were unsuccessful.
Internet sites, including: Amnesty International (AI), Asia Society, Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development, Australia - Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT), Daily Times [Lahore], Dawn.com, Diplomatic Mission of Pakistan in Canada, Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Washington, DC, European Country of Origin Information Network (ecoi.net), Guide to Law Online: Pakistan, Human Rights Watch, Institute for Social Policy and Understanding (ISPU), Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan, Pakistan College of Law, Pakistan Daily, Pakistan Lawyers, South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre (SAHRDC), Transparency International (TI), World Law Guide.


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Listen up Hollywood knucklehead. When it comes to presenting action scenes in video game-adapted-to-live action film, you suck donkey balls. Pay closer attention to the fans for a lesson on getting it right. The indie stunt team Thousand Pounds Action Company has debuted Street Fighter X Tekken: The Devil Within, a short fan film based on the recently launched Street Fighter x Tekken with substantially less budget than a typical studio film, yet these guys easily put them to shame (I'm looking at you, Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li!) while remaining true to the source material . It just goes to show that the best production value in the world is no substitution for real athletic talents being demonstrated onscreen in full display without any BS.
Both hide in the depths of one's soul and are unrelenting powers that plague the heroes of the Tekken and Street fighter universes respectively. "Is the quest for power just when the cost is your own humanity?" When these two powers discover the existence of one another, it changes the fate of many warriors from both worlds.You'll find the short film embedded below.
When the renowned world warrior Ryu, (from Street Fighter lore) begins to struggle with the darkness inside (The "Satsui no hadou") it attracts the attention of a man who has come to fully accept his own darkness, Kazuya Mishima (Tekken series regular). With the Devil Gene howling inside Ryu's mind, Kazuya attacks, catching him off guard and taking advantage of his battle within. Who will win when these worlds collide?
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LINCOLN - The state's Tax Modernization Committee continues to meet across the state, taking a comprehensive look at how Nebraska funds government services. Governor Dave Heineman tells us he is hearing about positive conversations taking place with the committee. Heineman says any tax plan needs to include two things: property tax relief and income tax relief. Heineman says a business-friendly tax structure would help create more middle-class jobs – those that pay between $60,000 and $100,000 a year. The Tax Modernization Committee will meet in Norfolk Thursday afternoon, September 26th, in the Lifelong Learning Center at Northeast Community College. Citizens are urged to share their thoughts on tax policy with committee members at that time.
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The Washington State Department of Transportation plans to close it for three to four weeks. Crews will stabilize a bridge that engineers say could collapse.
This is only a temporary fix that will cost $350,000. WSDOT wants to replace the bridge, but that would take $42 million.
The bridge sees 4,500 cars a day. Drivers aren't looking forward to the shutdown.
"It's going to add more time, you're going to have to leave earlier, it's just going to be horrible, but it needs to be done, I guess," said Melissa Alvarez, who uses the bridge every day.
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Planning for the Future
The Affordable Care Act, passed several years ago by Congress and upheld this year by the Supreme Court, has had a dramatic impact on the health care landscape. Discussions about insurance coverage, Medicare, Medicaid and reimbursement rates are now everyday occurrences. At Aurora, while these discussions are important, our job continues to be centered on patient care. Our goal is to ensure that current and future patients receive care that is high-quality, affordable and personal.
The Aurora Difference
Aurora's integrated delivery system is unique in that it includes primary care physicians, specialists, lab services, inpatient and hospital services, pharmacies and home health services that are linked together through an electronic health record and provide a complete picture of a patient's treatment plan. Regardless of where our patients access our services, they can count on a consistent approach to their care.
In 2012, we developed the Aurora Accountable Care Network. Aurora has demonstrated that health costs can be lowered by coordinating care in a fully integrated medical network committed to continuous clinical improvement. The new Aurora Accountable Care Network is a way for all employers to benefit from Aurora's experience and share in the savings realized from an integrated delivery system and clinical best-practice initiatives. Through partnerships with Anthem and Aetna, three employers signed on by the end of the year.
Accountable Care Pilot
Redesigning and redefining how care is provided is helpful given how much health care is changing. In 2012, the concept of Accountable Care pilots was introduced. With the health care reform ramping up, redesign needed to become more formal and more measured in order to see what worked and what didn't. Aurora participated in several pilots including a Medicare Shared Savings Program that looked at whether savings could be achieved through care coordination. Another pilot measured how a team-based approach to care, or a medical home, can help improve patient care. These and other pilots in the areas of behavioral health, nursing home care coordination and an online personal health care chart will help pave the way for health care in the future.S


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Inevitably though, something will happen to remind me of a great story lying in limbo and I'll think, "Damn, I should've written about that! That's a GREAT story, why didn't I write about that?" Smack self in forehead. My linear mind wants to write them all down one by one, as they happen. Pretty little food stories all in a row. But my real mind jumps around. I remember certain things, forget others - only to remember again in a flash much later when I'm lying awake at 3am. Or doing laundry. Or listening to the radio. Which I guess is what a blog does, jump around, offer some insight into how a person's mind can work.
In any case, something happened this week which reminded me of a great food story that happened TWO YEARS AGO. I hadn't even THOUGHT about it until now. It took Jay Thomas on his Sirius/XM radio show to remind me of it. It was just one statement, but the minute he said it, my mind reeled, flashing back to a sunny day on London's Portobello Road. Jay said, "Chuck Norris wants to become President of the United Republic of Texas!"
And there it was. The United Republic of Texas. That statement sent my head Wayne's World reeling, complete with flapping hands and Doodle-do noises, flashing back to an image of two scruffy, grizzled, elderly gentlemen in dirty suits, one brown, the other gray. They wore brogues on their feet, fedoras atop their heads. Sitting outside a pub on Portobello Road on worn wooden chairs. The table in front of them has been gouged with pocket knife carvings and is covered in pint glass water rings. One is strumming a guitar, the other it is humming and playing drums with the tabletop. Both are drunk, guzzling Guinness like it is water. Guinness for strength! It was like a scene out of Ironweed.
Hubby and I had headed out that afternoon to meet friends. Telling them to meet us at the corner pub, we grabbed the only two chairs left on a busy happy hour Tuesday. Two chairs immediately adjacent to said grizzled guys. Humming, strumming, drinking along without a care in the world. Waving to anyone who looks and generally being genial in a "I'm drunk and cannot really harm you," kind of way. Most people would've maybe chosen a seat inside, but I figured, what the hell. We're traveling. Let's make some friends.
So we sit. Offer the gentlemen a Guinness which they gladly accept. Small talk is exchanged. And that's when it happens. The older gentleman of the two, his face covered in gray frazzled beard, his eyes just on the verge of rheumy, but jolly all the same, his teeth yellowing, reaches into his jacket and offers me his card.
A business card. Handmade. Like something a child who was just learning computer software would create. The edges were dirty, like he had fingered its edges many times, offering it to people to look at, but never keep. The words were typed in mismatched fonts, the map below was badly pixelated and some of the words were misspelled. It said, in all caps:
With a colorful map of the Republic underneath. Mr. Grizzled then began a long diatribe about how he came to be a proud citizen of this Republic, and in his American accent (getting slurrier by the minute) talked about what brought him to that stretch of London on that particular afternoon. Or day. Or month. Or year. It kinda didn't matter. Mr. Grizzled Two just sat and strummed his guitar and grinned. Grinned like he'd heard this speech many times before. Too many times to count, so why not just strum the day away. Playing nothing in particular.
I think I may have actually whipped around to make sure that 1) I wasn't dreaming and 2) ol' John Singer wasn't about to come walking around the corner because right then I was sure I had somehow dropped right into a Carson McCullers novel.
But no, Mr. Grizzled was real. And he was passionate about his cause. He talked and talked about why this Republic needed to happen. And why it needed to happen NOW. I wanted to ask if he was so passionate about it, then why was he sitting on a London streetcorner instead of protesting down the Main Street in Dallas, but he kinda wouldn't let me get in a word edgewise. It's as if the card was attached to an invisible string which led to his sternum, and once it was pulled, he would talk until that string rode back up inside him. However many hours that took.
Our friends arrived a while later and so we left these gentlemen. One strummed, and one talked. Even as we stood to leave, Mr. Republic of Texas just smiled, waved, and kept spewing his passion all over Portobello Road. Later on that week we saw them both, one strumming, the other just sipping, this time seated at the front of a different pub on a different street in the same neighborhood. I caught the eye of Mr. Texas and he just smiled. Pointed his index finger at me like it was a gun and with a wink of his eye pulled the trigger. But in a genial way. Like we had shared a secret joke.
So is this travel story accurate? For the most part. But like all stories you file away in a drawer for a year or two, it is probably the victim of embellishment. Maybe forgetting for a while makes it better? Maybe not. Nevertheless, it definitely makes it mine... Tweet


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Dungeon Keeper has always felt important to me, and I've rarely analysed why, for the same reason I don't question why I like cheddar cheese or very tall buildings. For my young sensibilities, it was the right game the right time, and as such it feels like it's almost always been there: "I like Dungeon Keeper" is simply something I've always been able to say. Unfortunately, this also means I recognise when a game isn't Dungeon Keeper, and it's very hard to draw a distinct dividing line between adroitly noticing that something feels off and a deep-set resistance to any aspect of it changing even slightly.
That was my disclaimer of sorts: please keep it in mind for the rest of this piece. War For The Overworld is an unofficial sequel to the late-90s Dungeon Keeper games, although perhaps that's going too far. It might be more accurate to say it's a remake of Dungeon Keeper II, tweaked to have a less rigid structure, a mild graphics boost and with every unit and building replaced with a close analogue that should keep Dungeon Keeper keepers EA at bay.
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Gift of Life ... And Time
January 29, 2008 - Phyllis Sigal
Well, I tried.
For years I've shuddered at the idea of giving blood, even though I knew that my O negative blood is a much sought-after type. My fear was based on the fact that I had passed out in an elevator at the hospital years and years ago after having had blood drawn from my arm.
But this year I decided that I would support the Media Day Blood Drive at WesBanco. Being a chicken is just not a good enough reason anymore. I need to be more mature, I decided.
So, around 3 p.m. on Monday, my husband and I signed in, along with hundreds of other potential donors. And, about an hour and 45 minutes later, we discovered that neither one of us was eligible.
Our recent trip to the Riviera Maya in Mexico put us out of the running due to possible exposure to malaria. And my red blood cell count was slightly lower than the required number. So, off we went, back to work, with our T-shirts in hand. Dejected. Rejected.
But we tried. I do feel good about that.
What a great cause the Media Day Blood Drive is. I remember when the very first Media Day Blood Drive was held ... way back when Billy Blood Drop was a brand new heart throb. Back in those days I couldn't donate because I didn't weigh enough. I've grown out of that excuse.
It really does the heart good to see so many people out for a good cause. However, a few words of advice to the Red Cross. Please find a way to move people in and out more quickly. I know people who gave up about four or five hours of their day to give blood. Next time, they may not come back because they might not have that many hours to spare. I saw many people leave because they didn't want to wait. And that's a shame. They wanted to help. But the long wait made it impossible for some.
The Greater Alleghenies Blood Region of the Red Cross collected 630 pints of blood on Monday. About 849 tried to donate. Just think how many more pints over the 500-pint goal could've been collected had things been flowing a bit better.
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It's About the Destination!By Posted: Feb 18, 2011
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL's Steffy was offscreen for months, while Jacqueline MacInnes Wood was off filming the fifth Final Destination movie, which is slated to hit theaters in August. The actress talks to Weekly about the journey, and why she's glad to be back home in L.A.!
Soap Opera Weekly: Do you feel like Steffy had her time away, and you were having a similar experience — in terms of being away for a while and then coming back?
Jacqueline MacInnes Wood: Oh, for sure, because I was gone. And it feels good to be back on B&B. We do shoot so much, so that's the only thing. I'm like, "Oh, God, that's 80 pages a day!" I'm not ready for that [laughs], but I love everything else. Just being with everybody and figuring out where the storyline goes...because you're not sure; it's like you're doing the show all over again! Usually, before, I had some sort of a direction of where Steffy is going. This time, it was like I had no idea what I was diving into, but I'm really excited for the stuff coming up. I haven't been this excited for a while!
Weekly: We're also excited to see you on the big screen, when the movie comes out later this year. I was joking around with several of your castmates about whether we'll see you die a grisly death. You can't tell us, can you?
Wood: I can't tell you, but it is definitely going to be a badass movie. I'm really stoked; I'm really excited to see the seed come into fruition and to see how it turns out. It was a great experience. I got to do a lot of my own stunts, and it definitely kicked my butt in that part. [laughs] You'll have to wait and see! I can say there's something that's pretty awesome that happens...and that's all I can give you! I got nothing!
Weekly: Okay, okay. But it seems you got to work some different muscles, literally!
Wood: Oh yeah. I lost so much weight from [filming the movie], and everyone's like, "What the hell happened to you?" It was very physically challenging, for sure. For B&B, of course, it's crazy [in a different way]: We do like 80 pages a day on a soap! And then you do a movie, and you're like, "I have 110 pages for four months? This is great!" You're challenged in both ways, so it's good to be back at B&B, and be put on my toes. It's fun to know that every week, you get to find out what's next for your character — which is always a surprise. It's a blast for me right now!


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North Dakotans and rural Minnesotans will finally be able to purchase and use the iPhone sometime during the next year thanks to a transaction in which AT&T acquired the wireless assets of Verizon Wireless that formerly belonged to Alltel.
Blah, blah, blah, blah ….. The point is, we can now get iPhones!!!!!!
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Metal Blade Records is proud to announce the worldwide, multi-album signing of Norwegian death metallers Execration! Stay tuned for more information coming soon!Read More
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To give fans a preview of the album, a new 90 second audio clip is now available at metalblade.com/dennershermann - where the first single, 'Angel's Blood', can also be streamed, and various pre-order bundles are available now!Read More
Great is Our Sin is slated for a July 22nd release date via Metal Blade Records. The first song from the album, entitled 'Communion', is available for streaming starting today.Read More
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In anticipation of the release of their debut full-length, 'Songs from the Garage', Jim Breuer and The Loud and Rowdy have made the album available for pre-streaming via Pandora.Read More
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After recently completing a European tour with Suffocation and Abiotic, Cattle Decapitation has returned home to release their new video for 'Clandestine Ways (Krokodil Rot)', from their latest album, 'The Anthropocene Extinction'.Read More
If These Trees Could Talk
On June 3rd, If These Trees Could Talk will release 'The Bones of a Dying World'. For a preview of the quintet's signature instrumental post-rock, head over to MetalSucks.net now where the new track, 'Berlin', is streaming.Read More
On June 24th, Whitechapel will release their sixth full-length, 'Mark of the Blade', worldwide via Metal Blade Records. For a preview of the album, the new single, 'The Void', is now streaming via Loudwire.comRead More
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New York City's self-described 'pop cock rock' band Mother Feather has premiered a new video for the track 'Mirror,' from the group's self-titled album out today via Metal Blade Records.Read More
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The Ahl-i-Batin are a group of mages operating throughout the middle-east. Sacred geometry, mathematics and mental magic are their specialities.
One of the greatest accomplishments of the Batini was the creation of the Web of Faith.
The Batini were once members of the Nine Traditions but abandoned that group following disagreements.
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Frovatriptan Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Warnings
Frovatriptan is also known as: Frova
Frovatriptan Pregnancy Warnings
Frovatriptan has been assigned to pregnancy category C by the FDA. When pregnant rats were administered frovatriptan during the period of oganogenesis at oral doses equivalent to 130 to 1,300 times the maximum recommended human dose (based on a mg/m2 dosage regimen), there was a dose related increased incidence of litters and total numbers of fetuses with dilated ureters, unilateral and bilateral pelvic cavitation, hydronephrosis, and hydroureters. When pregnant rabbits were dosed throughout organogenesis at doses up to 210 times the maximum recommended human dose (based on a mg/m2 dosage regimen), no effects on fetal development were observed. There are no controlled data in human pregnancy. Frovatriptan is only recommended for use during pregnancy when benefit outweighs risk.
Frovatriptan Breastfeeding Warnings
Frovatriptan and/or its metabolites are excreted in the milk of lactating rats with the maximum concentration being four-fold higher than that seen in blood.
There are no data on the excretion of frovatriptan into human milk. The manufacturer recommends exercising caution when administering frovatriptan to nursing mothers.
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"It's a dream come true," Sims said then, "which sounds like a horrible cliché. But it is." (Issue of Jan. 22, 2003)
Now: Stacy Sims' dreams are still coming true. Pilates -- the combination of yoga, stretching and weight training -- has since become a household word and Sims' clientele has grown exponentially.
"It's just continued to be remarkably abundant," Sims says, her voice bubbling. "The Oakley studio has been fantastic. In October, we moved (our first studio) into a larger space downtown." Sims ticks off other signs of growth: The studios offer classes seven days a week in both locations, they've had 30 new clients sign up for sessions in the past 45 days and she now has a business partner, Lou Buschle, to help guide her through the business side.
In addition to her success with pilates and entrepreneurship, Sims is about to become a published author. Her first novel, Swimming Naked, will be published by Viking March 29. She'll then tour the Midwest to promote the book, beginning with an appearance here at Joseph-Beth Booksell-ers. As if that isn't enough, the novel is being shopped to Hollywood directors, with the hope that it'll be picked up and turned into a feature film.
"Life is good," Sims says. "I'm just so grateful that I had the opportunity to reexamine it." She reflects for a moment. "It just keeps working, so I just keep trying."
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Romantic wedding cake toppers
The cake toppers are a crucial element of your wedding. They define the whole wedding cake and they have to be in a harmonious match with the cake. First of all a cake topper has to match the wedding theme. So for example if you choose a season theme the cake toppers have to be a defining symbol for the season. You can use monograms, flowers, birds, symbols or shapes as a cake topper.
If you are a romantic person you can always choose a romantic wedding cake and therefore a romantic cake topper. You have a lot of options and colors for romantic wedding cake toppers and you can definitely choose one. So here are some great ideas you can use for a romantic wedding cake topper.
Monogram cake toppers
Monograms are really great idea for a cake topper. These cake toppers are really romantic and look exquisite. You can use simple steel monograms or incrusted with crystals. It is a quite marvelous idea that you can try. The monograms can represent your names, initials or romantic messages such as "Love"; "Forever" or "Be mine". These monogram messages are some really unique cake toppers that you might like.
For a romantic cake topper a pair of magnificent birds looks amazing. Try white ones because they symbolize purity and innocence. A pair of lovebirds, swans or doves are a really romantic choice. Frosting or fondant ones are quite interesting and look great on your wedding cake.
A marvelous idea you can definitely try is a pair of lovebirds sitting on a heart. Choose a white and red combination because it looks quite elegant and romantic. Two frosting swans sitting on a fondant water lily is the perfect option for a romantic wedding. Try it!
Flowers are a really amazing and romantic cake topper that you can use at your wedding. Choose what colors you like because they look astonishing. Pink, white, red, purple or blue flowers are fascinating. Roses are very popular and are considered the most romantic flowers. Use fresh ones because they look magical.
Calla lilies, hydrangea, narcissus or daisies are other great flowers that you can use as a cake topper. Try a colorful bouquet of flowers and you will have a really special cake. Spring and summer floral arrangements are quite spectacular and you can definitely try them.
Autumn and winter also have some splendid flowers and colors that make a great cake topper. Choose colors like red, yellow, orange because they look splendid.
Shapes and symbols
The most popular symbol used as a cake topper is the heart. Fondant, frosting, steel or encrusted with crystals are some choices for you. Red and white are the most popular ones that couples choose but you can also try other colors. You can try two united hearts encrusted with white Swarovski crystals. It looks really romantic and elegant. Hearts with angel wings are other popular wedding cake toppers that couples love. Angels also look romantic as a cake topper and you can try them. Try white fondant ones because they look and taste really great.
Bride and groom figurine
Although you may think that this figurine is a traditional one, there are some that are modern and quite extravagant. Also you should know that this figurine is a very romantic one and it is just perfect for a cake topper. For example a bride and groom kissing, holding hands, a groom carrying his bride or dancing are just some of the romantic figurines that you can try.
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Former Test captain Brad Fittler has indicated 2004 could be his swansong after re-signing with the Sydney Roosters for another year.
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In a perilous mission on July 18, 1944, Lt. C. D. Lester downed three German aircraft in less than six minutes. He earned the nickname "Lucky" because he survived this and other dangerous missions without as much as a scratch or bullet hole in his aircraft.
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OMAHA, Nebraska, June 27. WITH two-time defending champion Katie Hoff not swimming the event, and struggling in other events due to food poisoning, the door is wide open for new names to make the field in the women's 200 IM at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials.
Two swimmers who already booked their tickets to London in the 400 IM led the way in the shorter medley this morning. California's Caitlin Leverenz paced the preliminary qualifiers with a 2:12.38, but has a lot left in the tank after charting a third-ranked 2:09.71 earlier in the year. Leverenz is looking to fill the gap left by Katie Hoff and Natalie Coughlin, the top two finishers in 2008, after taking fourth in the meet that year.
Elizabeth Beisel, who won the women's 400 IM on night one, is looking to add a second event to her Olympic schedule with a 2:13.26 to qualify second this morning. Ariana Kukors, the world-record holder with a 2:06.15 at the height of the techsuit era at the 2009 World Championships, is back with a third-seeded time of 2:13.58. She finished a hard-luck third to Hoff and Coughlin in 2008, losing to Coughlin for second by just .08 seconds, 2:10.32 to 2:10.40, and is looking to change that finish this year.
Elizabeth Pelton of T2, who scratched the women's 100 back finals to focus on the 200 IM today, qualified fourth with a 2:13.89, while Maya Dirado raced to fifth in 2:14.19. Whitney Burnett, formerly Myers, remained way under the radar since finishing eighth in the 100 fly in 2008, but bounced back with a big swim this morning to qualify sixth in 2:14.55. Jana Mangimelli (2:14.58) and Celina Li (2:14.74) claimed seventh and eighth. Notre Dame's Emma Reaney had one of the top pre-circle seeded swims of the meet thus far, jumping from a 42nd seed into ninth in qualifying with a swift 2:14.79.
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Elizabeth Beisel — 2:13.26
Ariana Kukors — 2:13.58
Elizabeth Pelton — 2:13.89
Maya Dirado — 2:14.19
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Celina Li — 2:14.74 (lifetime best)
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Andrea Kropp — 2:14.91
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Tell us about your car:
It was a workhorse and it was dependable. But it had seen better days. It had close to 130K, it was on its third transmission and a couple of deer had left dents in the hood. But it got me where I wanted to go. It was great for hauling the dogs around. I've got two Newfoundlands and they fit really well in the back. They loved the Blazer.
Why I donated:
I needed a newer vehicle and a friend was selling a 2001 Mercedes 320 so I bought that. I listen to NPR so I thought why not donate to help a good cause. But honestly, I miss the Blazer. I'm 6' 8" and I fit better in the Blazer. I have to try on cars like other people try on clothes. I've driven cars in the past where I'd have to have the sunroof open to fit in it.
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Biggest surprise about the donation process:
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A 2001 Mercedes 320.
Once the deer "mark" this car, can we tow it away for you, too?
Sure, once it becomes as gorgeous and sleek as the Blazer, it's all yours, guys. I tend to hold onto things until they are dead. But I would donate a car again. Just, hopefully, not anytime soon!
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On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I offer my sincerest congratulations to the people of Vanuatu as you celebrate the 33rd anniversary of your nation's independence on July 30.
The partnership between our nations is built on a foundation of shared values and mutual interests. The United States looks forward to further developing this relationship through cooperation on a wide range of issues, including international security, economic development, human rights, and environmental protection.
As you celebrate your independence day, the United States remains enthusiastic about a future of continued cooperation and partnership with Vanuatu.
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Taliban Attacks Shatter Relative Calm in Kabul
KABUL—A spate of insurgent attacks in the past month, including Wednesday's bombing that killed at least two people, have shattered the relative calm that Afghanistan's capital had seen since the summer.
Early last year, the Taliban and the affiliated Haqqani network launched spectacular attacks on government buildings, hotels and guest houses inhabited by foreigners in Kabul.
Since then, however, the U.S.-led coalition and Afghan forces had been cracking down on Kabul-based insurgent cells. No serious attack occurred in the city for months—until the latest spate started in late December.
Coalition officials stress that Kabul is still secure, and that insurgent activity in the capital remains minor when compared with rural areas in much of the country, and in cities such as Kandahar or Ghazni.
In recent months, the Afghan government has forced international organizations, embassies and Western contractors to tear down many of the concrete blast walls that had mushroomed across the city, saying the fortifications disrupted civilian traffic and are unnecessary because Kabul has become safe.
That is a perception that the Taliban is determined to challenge. "We are paying more attention to Kabul," Zabiullah Mujahid, a spokesman for the Taliban, said Wednesday. "Kabul is most important for us as it's the heart of the government and foreign troops. We can easily hit our targets in Kabul."
The recent pickup in Taliban activity in the capital started soon after Haji Lala, a former bodyguard of the Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar, was appointed as the insurgent group's shadow governor for Kabul late last year, Western officials say. The Taliban spokesman, Mr. Mujahid, said another insurgent commander oversees Kabul.
Haji Lala could have more leeway in getting various insurgent groups to cooperate in attacks within Kabul, a coalition intelligence official explained. "They can say, Hey, he's Mullah Omar's bodyguard, he's his boy... and you need to start listening to him," the intelligence official said.
The Taliban have also changed their tactics in Kabul, moving away from attacks on coalition forces and foreigners, and hitting "softer" Afghan security and government targets instead, the intelligence official said.
Kabul is the only part of the country where Afghan forces have taken over security responsibilities from the coalition. The Taliban's stepped-up attacks here underscore the fragile nature of the coalition's plans to start handing over other areas to Afghan troops. Afghan forces are supposed to assume control of the entire country by the end of 2014, allowing the bulk of the U.S.-led coalition troops to return home.
The latest Taliban attack in Kabul, on Wednesday, killed at least two and wounded about 30 when a suicide bomber detonated his explosives next to a minibus transporting employees of the National Directorate of Security, Afghanistan's intelligence agency.
"I saw dozens of bodies on the ground after the explosion and everybody was crying and shouting," said Hakim Khan, a 40-year-old owner of a shop near the explosion site, in the city's Alawuddin square.
Mr. Khan, who helped move the wounded into an ambulance, said many were badly mangled and charred by the blast.
The recent surge in attacks began Dec. 19, when insurgents ambushed an Afghan army truck in the city, killing five soldiers and wounding scores more. Last week, a bomb in central Kabul killed a policeman and wounded bystanders.
NDS, the intelligence agency, says it thwarted in recent weeks a bombing at the presidential palace and an assassination attempt on the country's first vice president.
At a United Nations meeting in Kabul four weeks ago, the organization's security officials asked U.N. employees to be more vigilant in Kabul because of Haji Lala's appointment as shadow governor, according to staffers present there.
Kieran Dwyer, chief spokesman for the U.N.'s mission in Afghanistan, declined to discuss that meeting. But, he said, the U.N.'s "general concern is that insurgents are trying to have a more spectacular impact"—by launching urban attacks of the kind that occurred Wednesday.
Elsewhere in Afghanistan on Wednesday, NATO said four of its troops were killed in eastern Afghanistan, three of them by a roadside bomb and one in an insurgent attack. Another was killed by a bomb in the south, the alliance said, bringing the total number of international forces killed so far this year to 16.
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The boy with the cart
Legend says that St. Cuthman was a poor shepherd, who was forced to beg from door to door when his father died.
As his mother was paralysed, he built a one-wheel cart to bring her with him. He set off to the east and eventually, the rope he used to pull the cart broke.
He built a church on that spot. Nowadays the church is known as St. Andrew's and St. Cuthman and can be found in Steyning (that's in West Sussex, England), where my sister lives.
Not much of the original church, dating back to the 8th century, survives.
But you can get a sense of the history and workmanship
From the arches – each one has a unique pattern on it.
The heavy wooden door looks ancient too.
Outside, graves that are hundreds of years old
Are now resting places for tree roots and branches —
And there is always time for contemplation of what life is all about
Between the vitality of youth
And the wisdom of the old.
(Still in England, so may not be able to visit you all.)
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67 responses
what a beautiful old church
September 9, 2013 at 15:41
What an amazing structure! And history! Those arches are breath-taking! And that photo of your son reading that ancient tombstone…….simply beautiful, Fiona.
September 9, 2013 at 16:05
A beautiful edifice indeed!
September 9, 2013 at 16:13
Some amazing shots here!.
Wonderful history of the church.
Incredible arches!
Enjoy the rest of your time in "merry ol' England"
September 9, 2013 at 16:37
What a beautiful church and I LOVE that wooden door!
September 9, 2013 at 17:07
That is truly magnificent! It would be amazing to see all that detailed work in person.
September 9, 2013 at 17:50
Hello Fiona!
Great photos and a beautiful old story.
England is impressive. I was, I saw.
September 9, 2013 at 17:54
wow what a place eh…even in your pics there is a sense of history for sure…would love to visit…and what a cool story behind it all as well eh?
September 9, 2013 at 18:05
Beautiful place! Thanks for the interesting story.
September 9, 2013 at 18:17
A story of devotion – the old church you photographed shows the beauty of age. I love old cemeteries.
September 9, 2013 at 19:37
The architecture is so wonderful!
September 9, 2013 at 19:49
Texture! History! Really rich post. And your final shot of old and new dialoging is superb.
September 9, 2013 at 20:29
September 9, 2013 at 21:06
Very beautiful Church. I also love your shot on the our world home page this week.
September 9, 2013 at 21:13
Wonderful shots of church. Great to know history of the church.
September 9, 2013 at 21:25
Impressive!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
September 9, 2013 at 21:27
Beautiful church and history…. The history especially is VERY interesting…. I always love checking out old cemeteries too….. Thanks for sharing..
September 9, 2013 at 21:37
Gorgeous photos of a beautiful old church!
September 9, 2013 at 22:19
Beautiful church and yes, the churchyard certainly leads one to contemplation.
September 9, 2013 at 22:21
What an incredible story, and stunning church. And I love the old cemeteries. They are often very beautiful, and somehow humbling reminders of our temporary nature.
September 9, 2013 at 22:54
What a lovely old church and cemetery. The history is interesting, thanks for sharing. Lovely photos. Have a happy week!
September 9, 2013 at 23:29
Thanks for sharing this window on history. I am constantly in awe of the craftsmanship and ingenuity of builders in the 1800s and earlier – the results of their work without the tools and equipment available to their modern counterparts, leaves me breathless.
September 9, 2013 at 23:41
Lovely old church, enjoy your trip.
September 9, 2013 at 23:55
Fascinating! I love old churches much to my husband's dismay LOL!
September 10, 2013 at 01:46
It may not much of original church, but the current existence owes much to the lofty minds who worked hard on preservation at any passage of the history of this church. I'm glad to be able to see this organic church.
September 10, 2013 at 05:34
What a beautiful church! I would love to wander around there…especially that cemetery:)
September 10, 2013 at 06:05
This is great.
September 10, 2013 at 07:56
Sååå läckra bilder av den vackra kyrkan.
Spännande historia dessutom!
September 10, 2013 at 08:44
A cool story and a cool church!
September 10, 2013 at 14:22
Great captures and angles disclosing the marvel of the church! Interesting story
September 10, 2013 at 14:22
Great perspective! I adore these old churches and abbeys!
September 10, 2013 at 14:26
What a wonderful story behind this place. Lovely shots.
September 10, 2013 at 14:46
Beautiful shots…. England really does have some truly ancient treasures
September 10, 2013 at 19:39
Very nice looking church – I believe that they are Norman arches.
I'll be back in the UK for a while in 2014 – excitement is building here!
Cheers – Stewart M – Melbourne
September 11, 2013 at 11:07
Incredible photos. Just so beautiful, I would love to spend some quiet time there contemplating life
September 11, 2013 at 15:02
Yes, some nice pictures! I like that beautiful church!
September 11, 2013 at 16:12
Amazing place, fantastic photos:) Greetings
September 11, 2013 at 17:44
What an interesting story and fascinating church!
September 11, 2013 at 20:50
What a sense of history here.
September 12, 2013 at 02:05
I hope you're having fun in England!
September 12, 2013 at 03:29
My daughter and I recently spent a day almost exactly like this. We toured Stanford University in California and their church is epically beautiful, like this one. I could just stay in there and soak up the beauty and sacredness. My goal is to go back and attend a service there. Then we left and went on to have dinner in a cemetery. There is an epic one in South San Francisco called Cypress Green and many of the state's famous are buried there. It is SO beautiful and peaceful. We sat on the bench provided by the family of someone we had never heard of named Charles Carr. He died in 1919 so probably hasn't had a lot of visitors of late. We thanked him for his hospitality and enjoyed our time almost absolutely alone amid the beauty. Strange? Probably. Still….lovely. Glad you are having a marvelous, beautiful, and meaningful holiday, Fi.
September 12, 2013 at 10:39
«Louis» is always fascinated with church architecture, all the more so with ancient churches such as this one. Great post!
September 13, 2013 at 12:49
Enjoyed the history behind this wonderful church shown so beautifully here Fiona. England in Autumn, how fab!
September 13, 2013 at 15:01
Fantastic set of shots! I'm in awe at the roots embracing the tombstone.
September 15, 2013 at 14:14
There is nothing like this in my entire country! It is amazing…
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Just to let everyone know, we'll be selling this fancy international custom issue totally official BAMACROSS series stickers in Anniston. $3.00 in hard cash, and you could be taking one of these home.
Imagine the status treatment you'll receive with one of these on your ride?
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I'd like to get some input on the value of my Cannondale CAAD 3 frame. Where should I post a thread?
Hi -
I'd like to get some input on the value of my Cannondale CAAD 3 frame. Where should I post a thread?
Ohh kay... Did I ask a stupid question? I ran through the list of forum's and apart from the sub-forum in vintage and classics I really don't see where I would go with this. Should I just post it in the road biking forum? I don't see any other posts in there asking for opinions of value of bikes. I'd genuinely like to know what the frame I have is worth on the market (Craigs List value). I'm not proposing to sell it.
Would someone set me straight?
Road might be a place to start, or even C&V, depending on the age.
. He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.- Fredrick Nietzsche
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." - Immanuel Kant
a sub.. sub catagory called... etc. etc. vintage appraisals
Great. Thank you.
Thanks for the suggestion Old and New, but unfortunately it didn' work too well. I posted a question about the likely value of the frame in the classic and vintage appraisals forum, and despite many viewings, did not get a single response. It left me with the impression I somehow comitted some sort of blunder.
Perhaps nobody has a point of view (I'd be surprised, given the amount of experience in that forum). Perhaps the bike is not considered a classic (though the forum seemed to affirm that there is a bias toward giving people lattitude on that point). Perhaps some misgivings about the stereotype of the inexperienced Boston cyclist? Perhaps some ambivalence to the Cannondales or the CAAD 3?
In any case I'm left with the impresssion that I asked a foolish question and don't know why. Wouldn't be the first time. Oh well...


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