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Bill Gross Warns "China Is The 'Mystery Meat' Of Emerging Markets"
"Financial systems are unstable with excessive risk-taking," warns PIMCO's now solo guru Bill Gross, telling Bloomberg TV's Stephanie Ruhle that in a "Soros reflexivity... Once you get the levered system going, it hardly knows when and where to stop." Credit, as we have noted, has been relatively more stable (though less positive on the the way up) Gross notes and "the way to get rich in the past was to borrow money and to lever [up]," but Gross explains that now, "assets are artificially priced... from this point forward, double-digit returns, getting rich on leverage, no. You better look elsewhere for – for your profits," and not Asia. China is "the mystery meat" of emerging market countries, Gross cautions, "nobody knows what's there and there's a little bit of baloney."
ERIK SCHATZKER: I think we've got to start in the most obvious of places. Why are risk assets correcting? What in your opinion is behind the sell off?
BILL GROSS: Well risk assets, financial systems are unstable with excessive risk taking on one hand and low returns on the other, which in turn encourages more risk taking. It's sort of like Soros' reflexivity. Once you get the levered system going, it hardly knows when and where to stop. And so that's what we're seeing. We have a highly levered global financial system with hedged positions that are moving back and forth based on emerging market countries and their growth rates or expected growth rates. And when those change, then positions change. And as levered positions change, you've got a lot of volatility and reflexivity, as Mr. Soros would have said.
STEPHANIE RUHLE: Why aren't we seeing that kind of volatility in the credit markets? Yesterday Hyundai did an investment grade deal and it blew out, while I look at equities in emerging markets and they're suffering. Why is everyone still piling into credit?
GROSS: Well credit is higher up on the stability hierarchy I suppose, Stephanie. It – it usually is thought of as a flight to quality, not necessarily corporate bonds or high-yield bonds but treasury bonds. And when investors want to park money in a supposedly safe haven, and we know that bonds aren't necessarily safe all the time, they weren't in 2013, but that's where money goes. Money comes back to the center so to speak of the global financial network. And the center at the moment are one, two, three developed countries. That certainly includes the United States. And so we see treasuries being bought, treasury rates coming down under the assumption that the Federal Reserve will stay put for perhaps a long, long time.
SCHATZKER: Bill, what happens next? Would you call this just a bump in the road or have markets made a detour and we're going to go down this new road for a while?
GROSS: Well I think we will for a while, Erik, meaning for a long, long time. We've talked about this with the new normal. The new normal really didn't apply to the equity market last year, did it? Thirty percent was certainly not normal. But what we see going forward is a global marketplace and a global economy where growth is slow.
And to the extent that financial asset prices like stocks and other risk assets have anticipated that growth rate, that's always a subjective judgement. And it was six to eight weeks ago. To the extent that that growth rate comes down, then risk assets become at risk and more volatility. So I think it's all dependent upon a growth rate on the global economy. And certainly in the United States we saw some bad numbers over the past few days and we wonder whether or not that 3 percent growth rate in 2014 is for real.
So look at growth and look at inflation, by the way, for an indicator in terms of where the Fed goes. Because as we know, where the Fed goes, where quantitative easing goes and tapering and ultimately the policy rate, which is critical, where that goes is dependent upon not just growth but inflation. And so the inflation target numbers that we see close to 1 percent are clearly indicative of where bonds might rest and ultimately where stocks might go as well.
SCHATZKER: Bill, is that to say that nothing else has yet gotten cheap enough to tempt you?
GROSS: Well there's no doubt that emerging markets are getting cheaper. The problem is emerging markets have problems. Take examples such as Brazil and Turkey. These are countries with widening current account deficits. These are countries which by necessity in order to stabilize their currency have to raise interest rates and put their economy at risk in terms of slower growth. So the question becomes whether a 13 percent three-year rate in Brazil relative to a 10 percent policy rate is an attractive situation. We think it's getting there.
Brazil is not going anywhere in terms of straight downhill. It's a country on the move, so to speak, and an important emerging market country, but to a certain extent it's a fair question as to whether prices have been adequately discounting the slower growth that I speak to. I think we're beginning to get there. The last wild card, Erik, in terms of emerging market space obviously is China. Is it 6 percent? Is it 7 percent? Is it 5 percent? I call China the mystery meat of emerging market countries. Nobody knows what's there and there's a little bit of baloney, so we're just going to have to wonder going forward through this year as to the potential problems in China and other emerging markets.
RUHLE: All right. Mystery meat is disgusting. I remember my high school cafeteria. Tell us what investors are doing in terms of inflows and outflows. They've gotten very spoiled in the last couple of years with all the central bank intervention. It's been very cushy. So this week your phone is ringing and what are they saying?
GROSS: Well they're saying we want safety in principal. This is a Will Rodgers idea, Stephanie, back in the '30s. Not so much concerned about the return on my money as the return of my money. What product does that represent in terms of that possibility? Something with a relatively short duration and something with relatively short credit risk or credit spreads. Unconstrained bond funds are one example at PIMCO that are garnering a lot of attention. I've been managing that recently and it's doing really well.
The total return fund is doing really well. It's up 1.5 to 2 percent for the month with some good stability and prospects for inflows. So bonds are back. They're not all the way back, and I doubt they'll get all the way back to the point of 16, 18 months ago in which interest rates in the 10-year was at 1.65. But bonds have a – have a stable position in almost all portfolios if only for diversification. So unconstrained bond funds, lower duration bond funds, diversified income, equities at some point. At PIMCO, yes, we're promoting equities as well, and so there's a place for all of them.
One last point though. I think the era of getting rich quickly is over, and I think almost that the era of getting rich slowly is over too. And so investors should simply bring down their return estimations and prepare for a little bit of volatility going forward.
RUHLE: So nobody's getting rich anymore?
GROSS: Well not many. The way to get rich in the past was to borrow money and to lever hedge funds and levered corporate situations in terms of buyouts, et cetera, et cetera, or to buy the stock market in 2013, which itself is a levered type of investment. Corporations borrow 40 to 50 percent of their balance sheet. They lever up and you can buy equities in a levered type of situation. So leverage over the past 20 to 30 years, Stephanie, has really produced this total return, high return type of investment market that investors have grown used to. Pension funds think 7, 8, 9 percent is what they should expect, which means 4 percent from bonds and 12 percent from stocks. Not going to happen because basically we've been priced into the market. Assets are artificially priced. And from this point forward, double-digit returns, getting rich on leverage, no. You better look elsewhere for – for your profits.
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The latest Snowden interview with German TV:
China is the Predator of Planet Earth. Everyone else is mystery meat.
The unconstrained bond funds are the "mystery meat". Full of derivatives and will suffer huge losses when Kyle Bass has the Japan default. High yield short duration - are you fucking nuts? Get ready.....
Yep. They cook up shit and they don't even know what's in it.
Boris is one time travel in China. Food is get very very boring and more is grotesque. One day, restaurant is serve very delicious meat dish. Boris is ask waiter what is inside, but Boris is forget dictionary at hotel in room, so just nod head. Other dinner guest is also enjoy, so we are order more and more until so stuffing cannot move from table. So sit and talk, sit and talk, very laughter, gregarious moment. After hour or so, Boris is once again hungry and is remembering delicious meat dish, so is put on full plate and start eat again. Big mistake! Now is cool off, as Boris is take bite, is realization meat is not meat, but is deep fry testicle sack!
No, no, Boris just kidding! Actually, is deep fry pork fat. But is grotesque and now Boris is can never again to eat China epicurean.
Boris, you could ask for your money back from The People's Bank of China. Take "deep fry testicle sack" to owner (Central bank PBC ) and convert back into Yen.
Wahoo: Exactly like America where GMO want to remove labeling so people do not know if product is GM or not. Nobody would know what organism they are eating.It could be genetically modified/engineered chicken fetus pate and the labeling wouldn't say so. It might be sold as "Chicken Spread".
What is in "cooked up" in financial product is no different.
Bill is fighting to keep assets as Pimco implodes.......Most work he has done in years.
macholatte: You need to look more closely at who owns the country or governs it. This is usually a central bank.
In modern times, governments and countries are not souvereign instead they are privatised/owned by their respective central banks that dictate to the governments what they want to happen. Policy and so forth. The word 'China' or the word 'America' are owned by a private central bank. One day, country names will be removed to avoid the confusing people like yourself. For instance, America will be called simply 'FED'. Another example is Greece, where instead of telling someone (In order to impress) that you are going to the greek islands for a holiday, you would say, i am going to the JP Morgan islands :-)
EDIT: Oops..MIstake. China would be called, The People's Bank of China, so people going on holdiays there would say "Hey!..I am going to The People's Bank of China, or, PBC for a holiday!
From Wikipedia:
"The People's Bank of China (PBC or PBOC) is the central bank of the People's Republic of China with the power to control monetary policy and regulate financial institutions in mainland China. The People's Bank of China has the most financial assets of any single public finance institution in history.[2]"
PBOC would be the term of choice, "The People's Bank of China" would require too much effort. This will not end lol.
Superdude: It is easy for you due to your super strength, so i agree PBOC would reuire less effort/strength. :-)
You might agree then that it vastly beyond the capacity/strength of 99.99% of people to understand how to get their country back. Even really simple concepts like this quote from Ellen Brown.
"The difference is that a publicly-owned bank returns the interest to the government and the community, while a privately-owned bank siphons it into private accounts, progressively drawing money out of the productive economy. (pg 204)"
Most get extremely frightened by the concept if they are gold bugs that i have observed in my hobbyist capacity as a economic climate psychiatrist. All the more if, horror of horrors, it is suggested to them that the public credit currency would not need to be backed by gold. (that self same gold that the privately owned banks stole using publicly funded QE and various other means.)
It is a bit like Stockholm Syndrome. The battered gold bug is captured, held hostage by the central banks who own most of the gold. The reason for this is that they seem to know instinctively that if they do not help to defend the majority owner of the gold, being the privately owned central banks, then their own gold would cease to have as much value. It is a very complex issue i know, but in my spare time i still like to think about this very observation. I am sure someday, modern forensic economic psychiatric science will do justice to the current financial hostage situation the central banks have created.
I guess ultimately my sentiment for gold has been negatively impacted. Even so, i still have compassion for the gold vigilante/bug while the remaining gold is confiscated via privately owned fiat currency/debt debt instruments at ever increasing rates, which might explain the extremely low inventories.
William Blacks Book, "The Best Way To Rob A Bank Is To Own One"
Some me further analysis by Ellen Brown and a link to the article.
By understanding that money is simply credit, we unleash it as a powerful tool for our communities.
By Ellen Brown
Global Research, October 29, 2010
webofdebt.com 29 October 2010
"The concept of money-as-a-commodity can be traced back to the use of precious metal coins. Gold is widely claimed to be the oldest and most stable currency known, but this is not actually true. Money did not begin with gold coins and evolve into a sophisticated accounting system. It began as an accounting system and evolved into the use of precious metal coins. Money as a "unit of account" (a tally of sums paid and owed) predated money as a "store of value" (a commodity or thing) by two millennia; the Sumerian and Egyptian civilizations using these accounting-entry payment systems lasted not just hundreds of years (as with some civilizations using gold) but thousands of years. Their bank-like ancient payment systems were public systems—operated by the government the way that courts, libraries, and post offices are operated as public services today."
"Stockholm syndrome, or capture–bonding, is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending them. These feelings are generally considered irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the victims, who essentially mistake a lack of abuse from their captors for an act of kindness.[1][2] The FBI's Hostage Barricade Database System shows that roughly 8% of victims show evidence of Stockholm syndrome.[3]
Stockholm syndrome can be seen as a form of traumatic bonding, which does not necessarily require a hostage scenario, but which describes "strong emotional ties that develop between two persons where one person intermittently harasses, beats, threatens, abuses, or intimidates the other."[4] One commonly used hypothesis to explain the effect of Stockholm syndrome is based on Freudian theory. It suggests that the bonding is the individual's response to trauma in becoming a victim. Identifying with the aggressor is one way that the ego defends itself. When a victim believes the same values as the aggressor, they cease to be a threat.[5]
China has been blowing up for forever and a day. Yet it keeps chugging on. I'm not holding my breath. Doomsday will happen when the sun starts burning hydrogen in another 10 billion years. Until then, we should be OK,
Skip to 11:30. Something weird about this guy.
Its his hair-cut. The Left side goes well over his ear, but the right side is very short.
With his money, you would think he could afford a decent hair-cut.
I'm not sure what you're referring to, but it's been reported in the media that he takes medicine for epilepsy.
"Whether it's provided I can't speak to until it's been reported because it would be classified and I prefer that journalists make the distinctions and the decisions about what is public interest and what should be published" (Source).
"I don't want to pre-empt the editorial decisions of journalists but what I will say is there's no question that the US is engaged in economic spying" (Source).
"However, as I've said before I prefer for journalists to make those decisions in advance, review the material themselves and decide whether or not the public value of this information outweighs the sort of reputational cost to the officials that ordered the surveillance" (Source).
ides of march. my father was 7th armour. my father inlaw 1st and 6th marine.i thank god for edward.i would rather be poor and free than live like a slave
The more time passes, the more likely it seems that Christopher Walken and Bill Gross were actually separated at birth...
more cowbell
Fast growth tends to mask flaws and weakness within a system, and China has been growing like a weed for years. To make things worse many of the investment decisions were driven by politics. This has created massive overcapacity. Money has been poorly allocated and often shoveled into deep holes like ghost cities and bridges to nowhere.
Currently a 6.6 trillion dollar spending spree used as stimulus to combat global economic slowdown is coming back to haunt China. This has greatly expanded credit and created huge overcapacity during the past five years. A massive debt crisis now looms in the offing as companies struggle to repay loans taken on newly built factories that sit idle because of weak demand. More on this subject below,
It's hard to envision collapse in China with their huge share of the market for nearly every manufactured item. Go to any country and simply view the assortment and quantity of products made in China. Mismanagement and inefficiency on one hand but huge productive output on the other. On top of that the information coming out of China is not believable and very few know what's going on within.
it's their proclivity to save (and in terms of PMs, evidently) that has carried them. They understand the value of savings, whereas Western nations are about borrowing and consuming.
China is the "mystery meat." Battered, deep fried, General Tso's "Chicken."
Did it go "Woof! Woof!" "Eeek! Eeek! Or "Meow!"
Translation: I'm on the wrong side of this and out of ideas.
I have a word for you to consider Bill.... Retirement.
How much mystery meat is in Bill's bond fund that yields 2.75%? Anyone even care to guess?
high yield = extended quality = goat meat
Just checked and the yield is 2.47%. Oops.
I think if you're a bank you can become more than rich restructuring debt and getting those mines, factories and energy plays moving.
I agree it won't be easy though.
Asset prices are all out of whack (no questions about California real estate in this interview?) and it's really hard for me to see how we get from "here" to "there" in the sense of being something other than a speculator.
A lot of risk on the table.
Some of the losses over the past six months have been truly spectacular.
And the leverage these clowns are playing around with...
well, what other asset is left as far as capital appreciation goes here?
A drop in yields to one half of one percent on the thirty year would make quite a statement.
China is the country of the future
and always will be.
The future ain't what it used to be. Yogi
Kinda makes me wonder why Faber is suggesting the 10yr for safe-haven, the bond markets could be in for trouble, if Asia starts implicating capital controls to stop their currencies collapsing and outflows, despite this "slowdown"
Philippines: 0402 GMT [Dow Jones] Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas will raise overnight interest rates by 50 bps in the second half of 2014, according to most of 11 economists in a poll by The Wall Street Journal.
Faber is rather consistent, stay with KING DOLLAR while he is king, ... problem is the exit, ... I suspect that FABER knows that the the US-Treasury is very liquid.
IMHO I follow the school to keep your $$$ in HKD which is 100% tied to UNCLE-SAM's nut-sack, but should the USD implode, HKD will become RMB ( tied to YUAN nut-sack ) over-night, ... that's the only safe bet.
I think that FABER wants to keep it safe.
Lastly, if FABER was to tell MORONS to NOT put their money into the US-TREASURY debt he would NOT be on USA MSM TV. FABER obviously get's great pleasure from being an expert/guru on TV, but the actions, that he is allowed to give the viewers are essentially KEEP YOUR MONEY IN THE USA.
On the other hand, privately him and Rogers say to 'diversify' your CASH.
Only 3 'AAA' currency, ... SGD, CHF, and NOK/CNY? Right?
Interesting. But in relation to Gross's fears and general fears that Asia is ready blow, or implode, taking the whole EM complex down with it. I would 100% watch capital controls on EM/Asian outflows, this will have an impact on the so-called liquid bond markets for safe havens. Remember Japan bond and stock meltdown June 2013? This could happen in America and could destroy billions in seconds. We are living in very dangerous time for markets. The 80 on the DXY is drawn by the Fed, they know a USD crisis is stone throw away. All and all this whole market could blow up spectacularly for ALL save havens, except physical gold, being the only haven.
Only 3 'AAA' currency, ... SGD, CHF, and NOK/ (CNY?) Right?
It's a great narrative that all currency will collapse and everything is fucked just like the USA, but that's not how history show's it,...
When hyper-inflation comes money just moves.
Like Faber's great toilet bowl sloshing money from one bowl to the next India to UK, to USA, ....
You have to diversify, and there is NO reason that those with 'AAA' will take the hit. It's a great narrative that when the USD fails that everything else fails, but I don't buy it and history say's other wise, ...
We all wait and pray ... for when the USD/USA goes tit's up, sadly it may not happen in our lifetime.
King DOllar is backed by the most homocidal armed MOFU in all of human history, and he's not going to shut up or go away silently.
I don't buy a black-swan, just like its been since the 1970's, just more loss of USD buying power, and the USA descends into a FEUDAL nation, and keeps funding the FSA to keep the convicts in their homes.
Japan has pulled it off for 30 years now,... certainly the USA will do the same. FIAT to INFINITY in secret, and Tapered in PUBLIC.
Those 'banking' on a black-swan collapse of the USA will be dissapointed, ... a CIVIL-WAR, yes but that is just because the USA is desperate for a RESET, and now with the lack of conscription you can't even send them off to die in foriegn wars anymore.
The USA will just get more Orwellian and harder to leave.
Most likely MILLIONS will be sent to FEMA-CAMPS in HILLARY-2016 and ZH will not even report it as news,.... that's how conditioned you will all be to in seeing frogs boiled alive.
Smart Red-Necks are already putting their "HILLARY 2016 Bumper Sticker's on their F100's"
Fire - FIRE - LOOK over there ..
It seems that every fucking guru and/or expert is saying "LOOK OVER THERE",... when you see or hear an orchestra look for a conductor. Me thinks there is something at home they don't want you to see.
It's fairly clear that in ASIA markets are dropping cuz folks are getting out of the stock market, ... in the meantime the USA market goes up, cuz the FED just keeps buying more stock, ... I suspect this is to make it appear that the USA is as safe as fucking an HIV whore with a condom.
When I search the news the #1 story I see is not "CHINA IS FALLING", ... but here on ZH, they certainly want you to think so...
How is GROSS doing for his customers? Anybody as big as him is sucking AIPAC cock and you know it. Why the fuck has he not retired to Tel-Aviv and enjoying his short life?
One last argument for DEAR LEADER GROSS, cuz it PISSES me off, the way folks got rich from 1950 to 1990, aka BUFFET-BITCH, and GROSS-BITCH. The way fortunes in the USA were made was to BUY companys rob the pension fund cash, and replace with IOU's. Rinse and repeat and today all pensions in private sector are gone.
Gross is a world class asshole and criminal, to attempt to tell morons that GREAT FORTUNES were made by INVESTING they were not, all great fortunes in the past 40 years were made by THEFT.
About 10% of the CONTENT of the GROSS interview was on "CHINA", but ZH put CHINA on the post title enough said, ... its all what we call 'blogger fodder' to send commenters to their keyboard death,...
Goldman-Sachs/AIPAC has a hardon for CHINA, this we know,... Telling that GOLDMAN-SACHS sold all their interest last MAY in ICBC, ... then and only then did they go full retard to give it a bad name, but all the 'toxic' mystery meat in question here came from the Goldman-Sach NUT-SACK.
Steve Keen on private debt and Australia and BitCoin as an enduring platform"
"Published on Jan 22, 2014
"Steve Keen is a well-known economist who is considered one of the leading critics of mainstream economics' treatment of debt and money. He considers himself a post-Keynesian in that he adheres to John Maynard Keynes' idea that demand matters in the long as well as the short run. But his focus is debt , and specifically how Hyman Minsky's "financial instability hypothesis" is reflected in highly indebted economies.
Right now, Dr. Keen is working on an ambitious mathematical model of financial instability called simply, 'Minsky'.
Erin Ade spoke with Dr. Keen about debt generally and private debt specifically as well as the Australian economy.
Also, Erin Ade and Edward Harrison discuss how Bitcoin purchases at casino hotels will be processed through BitPay, a service that streamlines transactions using tablet and mobile interfaces. Could BitCoin itself crash and burn but the platform and application endure anyway?"
Bill Gross plays Fallout 3. Who knew?
Note to the Federal Reserve:
Dear Janet; February 4th, 2014
If I may be so forward, I felt compelled to pass on a quick note from a most concerned permanent resident of the United States of America.
Purposely degrading this Nation's hard earned reserve currency status, that was so honorably delivered to you by previous generations who built this great country from the ground up through their virtuous and industrious blood, sweat and tears, only to then implement a disgracefully lamentable monetary policy which deliberately steals from future unborn generations in order to facilitate living standards beyond our means, so as to maintain an unearned, undeserved and unprincipled culture of grotesque mass over-consumption, can only be characterized as a deplorable unconscionable abomination of Biblical proportion.......
Respectfully yours,
Le Baron Bruno Camille Soucanye de Landevoisn
A really good point:
GROSS: Well not many. The way to get rich in the past was to borrow money and to lever hedge funds and levered corporate situations in terms of buyouts, et cetera, et cetera, or to buy the stock market in 2013, which itself is a levered type of investment. Corporations borrow 40 to 50 percent of their balance sheet. They lever up and you can buy equities in a levered type of situation. So leverage over the past 20 to 30 years, Stephanie, has really produced this total return, high return type of investment market that investors have grown used to. Pension funds think 7, 8, 9 percent is what they should expect, which means 4 percent from bonds and 12 percent from stocks. Not going to happen because basically we've been priced into the market. Assets are artificially priced. And from this point forward, double-digit returns, getting rich on leverage, no. You better look elsewhere for – for your profits
Leverage up and buy a sh*tload of lottery tickets, better chance?
If China is so unimportant, then why is Bill Gross talking about it?
Why not talk about Eritrea or Seychelles or Benin instead? They are very important to the global economic conditions.......Gross must invest there, if he does not like or understand China.
did he say anything new? should find a ne barber.


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Orlando Marriage Therapist on 3 Steps to Overcome A Sexless Marriage
Are you asking what happened to the passion that you once had in your marriage? You might be asking how did it change? Are we growing apart? Is there something wrong with me? Let's first consider statistics that define a sexless marriage: About 15 percent of marriages in America haven't had sex for "at least"

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2009 Country Reports on Terrorism - Saudi Arabia
|United States Department of State
|Publication Date
|5 August 2010
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|United States Department of State, 2009 Country Reports on Terrorism - Saudi Arabia, 5 August 2010, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/4c63b625c.html [accessed 26 May 2016]
|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
The Saudi government continued to build its counterterrorism capacity and strengthened efforts to counter extremist ideology. Over the course of the year, Saudi authorities arrested numerous suspected al-Qa'ida (AQ) militants, uncovered several AQ arms caches, continued to develop its new facilities security force, implemented improved border security measures, and tightened laws aimed at combating terrorist financing. In addition, prominent officials and religious leaders publicly criticized extremist ideology. Although Saudi Arabia's capacity to deal with internal threats remained strong, continued instability in Yemen gave al-Qa'ida in the Arabia Peninsula (AQAP) a base to continue targeting Saudi Arabia.
The country suffered a high profile attack on August 27 – the first since 2005 – when the Deputy Minister of the Interior for Security Affairs, Prince Mohammed bin Nayif, survived an assassination attempt. The prince, who spearheads the Kingdom's counterterrorism operations, invited AQAP member Abdullah al-Asiri to his palace to personally accept his surrender. As a show of good faith, Prince Mohammed asked that al-Asiri be excluded from the usual security screening. Approximately 40 minutes after his arrival at the palace, al-Asiri detonated explosives hidden on his person. The prince suffered minor injuries and the would-be assassin was killed in the explosion. There were no other casualties. Following the attack, Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Prince Nayif bin Abdulaziz and other officials publicly re-affirmed the Kingdom's commitment to its counterterrorism strategy.
Saudi authorities focused public attention on a list of key extremists located outside the Kingdom and made several terrorism-related arrests. On February 2, the Saudi Ministry of Interior (MOI) issued a list of the 85 most wanted suspects located outside of the Kingdom, 83 Saudi nationals and two Yemenis, including AQAP senior leaders and others tied to AQ across the Middle East and South Asia. On August 19, the MOI announced the arrests of 44 AQ suspects throughout the country and the discovery of large weapon caches. On October 13, police shot and killed two Saudis with links to AQ at a checkpoint in Jizan. The men entered the country disguised in women's clothing and, according to police reports, the vehicle was loaded with weapons and explosives. A third man in the car was also arrested. On November 1, the MOI announced the discovery of another large weapons cache that was located using the information they obtained from interviews with the AQ-linked suspects arrested in August.
Saudi citizens were also arrested on terrorism charges in neighboring Yemen. In February, Yemeni police arrested seven Saudi citizens with AQ links on suspicion of planning attacks against Saudi Arabia. Also in February, Saudi citizen Mohammed al-Harbi, a former Guantanamo detainee and terrorist rehabilitation program graduate who later appeared in AQAP propaganda videos, surrendered to Yemeni authorities and was returned to Saudi Arabia.
Trials continued for more than 900 militants arrested from 2000-2008 on charges of terrorism. In July, the Ministry of Justice announced that 270 of these suspects were convicted, with sentences ranging from a few months incarceration to death.[2]
The Saudi government focused on combating extremist ideology as a key part of its counterterrorism strategy. The Ministry of Islamic Affairs (MoIA) continued its extensive media campaign to educate young Saudis on teachings of Islam in order to prevent them from becoming drawn to extremist doctrines. The campaign included messages incorporated into Friday sermons at mosques, distribution of literature and tapes, and postings on the Internet. In 2007, the Kingdom issued identification cards to imams and religious leaders to curb instances of unauthorized persons delivering Friday sermons. In 2009, the government continued to monitor these licensed imams and identify instances of "illegal sermons." On March 25, the MoIA announced that in the past five years they have dismissed 3,200 clerics for preaching intolerance.
Prominent Saudi officials and religious leaders also spoke out against extremism. For example:
In a Friday sermon in Riyadh following the MoI's announcement of 44 AQ related arrests in August, the Grand Mufti strongly attacked the "deviant group" responsible for past extremist operations in the Kingdom and expressed surprise that highly-educated individuals would join such a network.
In opening remarks delivered on behalf of King Abdullah at the Muslim World League conference held in Jeddah in November, Mecca Governor Prince Khaled al-Faisal urged Muslim scholars to "stand firm in the face of extremist ideology to prevent it from corrupting Muslim youth."
In September, Prince Khalid bin Sultan, Assistant Minister of Defense, told the media that there would be no compromise with extremist groups who work under the pretext of following religious principles. He also stated that extremism surrounded Saudi Arabia, and required Saudis to be on maximum alert.
Saudi Arabia continued to operate a government-run rehabilitation center for extremists. Since its inception, the program has worked to reintegrate between 200 and 300 extremists, including former Guantanamo detainees, into Saudi society. In January, two of the program's graduates, Said Ali al-Shihri and Muhammad al-Harbi, appeared in a propaganda video announcing the formation of AQAP in Yemen. Both men were former Guantanamo detainees. Al-Harbi later surrendered to Yemeni authorities and was remanded to Saudi Arabia. The MoI estimates recidivism rates for former Guantanamo detainees to be 25% and for all other program participants to be less than 10%.
In addition to its rehabilitation effort, the MoI continued a program of counter-radicalization within the prison system aimed at exposing the violence that extremist ideology entails. The MoI worked with specialists, clerics, and teachers to stop extremist groups from being able to find recruits in the prison system. Since its inception, 3,200 detainees have participated in 5,000 counter-radicalization meetings.
The Government of Saudi Arabia continued to take measures to strengthen its physical borders and improve its security screening processes. The Ministry of the Interior worked to increase the overall safety and security of its land, sea, and air borders by upgrading infrastructure and tightening procedures. The MOI also instituted biometric screening at airports.
Saudi Arabia continued to make progress in combating money laundering and terrorist finance. Banks must report suspicious transactions to the Financial Investigations Unit (FIU), which is part of the Ministry of Interior, and provide the Saudi Arabia Monetary Agency's Department of Banking Inspection and the Anti-Money Laundering Unit with a copy of the report. In May, the FIU was accepted into the Egmont Group, an international group of financial intelligence units, which should improve its ability to cooperate and share information with FIUs around the world.
Also in May, the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency hosted the sixth annual Gulf-European Symposium on Combating Terrorism Financing. Several government bodies, including the Ministries of Social Affairs, Interior, Islamic Affairs, and the central bank continued to advise Saudis to be cautious when selecting charity groups to which they contribute. The government has also banned cash contributions to charities, required charities to seek Ministry of Interior permission before opening a bank account, and required that charities' bank accounts be in the name of the organization. Terrorist finance facilitators were among those convicted of supporting terrorism in June. Although Saudi Arabia took important steps to address hawala remittances, further vigilance is required. The United States urged the Government of Saudi Arabia to pursue and prosecute terrorist financiers vigorously.
[2] The convicted suspects are in custody and serving jail terms, but U.S. Embassy Riyadh was not aware of any executions carried out.


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Jennifer Hudson Gets Four Grammy NominationsDecember 6, 2008 02:00:48 by Paulene Hinds
Singer and actress Jennifer Hudson has something to smile about this week. After the tragic murders of her mother, brother and nephew she finally received happy news Wednesdaywhen she receivedfour Grammy nominations for her self-titled debut album.
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SURVIVOR Versus VH1 STUD In The Ring At "Reality Rumble II"September 2, 2008 05:00:33 by Paulene Hinds
On October 5, 2008, Reality TV meets Pro Wrestling at "REALITY RUMBLE II," SURVIVOR versus VH1 STUD in the ring. It is a Charity Fundraiser for Special Needs Students at Spotswood High in Penn Laird, Virginia.
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Bravo Expands Kitchen LineupJune 11, 2008 04:27:00 by Lisa Stauber
Bravo, the home of the top rated Top Chef, has announced plans for two new cooking shows.
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Celebrity Rehab 2 with Dr. Drew, VH1′s offering to helping wayward stars and almost-stars get straight, has started filming with an all new line-up of famous addicts.
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Brody Jenner Looking for Bromance?June 10, 2008 11:25:36 by Lisa Stauber
The Hills costar Brody Jenner will star in a new reality series on MTV this fall, another in a line of Hills related spin-offs. Ryan Seacrest will be producing Jenner's new show, "Bromance".
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Greatest American Dog Final DozenJune 9, 2008 03:48:07 by Lisa Stauber
CBS has just announced the lineup of their latest reality show, Greatest American Dog. Twelve extraordinary teams of dogs and owners from across the nation will compete for the title of Greatest American Dog.
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I Know A Reality Star – Press ReleaseMarch 4, 2005 12:01:00 by Joe Blackmon
Jason Dinant, the self proclaimed D-list reality star (due to Kathy Griffin and her D-list status), of Mtv's FEAR has signed on with OrwellProject.com to write a new column series entitled, I Know a Reality Star. The column will feature interviews Dinant has conducted with reality stars he knows from such shows as Big Brother, Real World, Mtv's FEAR, Apprentice and more.
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Title: The Role of the Licensed Nurse as Trainer or Consultant for the Department of Public Health Medication Administration Program
(formerly Nursing Practice Related to Medication Administration)
Advisory Ruling Number: 9401
Authority: The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing issues this Advisory Ruling on Nursing practice pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws (MGL) chapter 30A, section 8 and chapter 112, section 80B.
Date Issued: February 16, 1994
Date Revised: May 14, 1997, November 12, 1997, July 10, 2002, July 14, 2010, September 11, 2013
Scope of Practice: Registered Nurse, Licensed Practical Nurse
Purpose: To guide the practice of the Registered Nurse who is employed specifically to provide training and consultation within the context of the MA Department of Public Health (DPH) Medication Administration Program (MAP). To guide the practice of the Licensed Practical Nurse who is employed to provide training in accordance with approved MAP policies and procedures.
Established at 105 CMR 700.003(F) and under the oversight of the DPH Drug Control Program, the MAP is a direct authorization, non-nurse delegation model of service delivery in a DPH-registered "Community Program". For the purposes of this Advisory Ruling, "Community Program" refers to any residential or day program that is registered with the Department of Public Health Drug Control Program and funded, operated or licensed by the MA Department of Mental Health (DMH), Department of Developmental Services (DDS) or Department of Children and Families (DCF) with the exception of programs funded under Title XIX of the Social Security Act. This advisory ruling is not applicable to programs that are not funded, operated or licensed by DMH, DCF and/or DDS.
Such practice must be in compliance M.G.L. c. 112, s. 80B, M.G.L. c. 94C; 104 CMR 28.00: Licensing and Operational Standards for Community Programs; 105 CMR 700.000: Implementation of M.G.L. c. 94C; 115 CMR 5.00: Standards to Promote Dignity; 244 CMR 3.02 Responsibilities and Functions – Registered Nurse; 244 CMR 3.04 Responsibilities and Functions – Practical Nurse; 244 CMR 9.03(5) Adherence to Standards of Nursing Practice; 244 CMR 9.03(9) Responsibility and Accountability; 244 CMR 9.03 (10) Acts within the Scope of Practice; 244 CMR 9.03 (11) Performance of Techniques and Procedures; 244 CMR 9.03 (12) Competency; 244 CMR 9.03 (14) Asepsis and Infection Control; 244 CMR 9.03(35) Security of Controlled Substances; 244 CMR 9.03(38) Administration of Drugs; 244 CMR 9.03(39) Documentation of Controlled Substances; and 244 CMR 9.03(44) Documentation.
Advisory: The nurse licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing (Board) is expected to engage in the practice of nursing in accordance with accepted standards of practice. The nurse must only assume those duties and responsibilities within the scope of practice for which necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities have been acquired and maintained.
It is the Board's current position that the licensed nurse, when providing training and consultation within the MAP:
- Meets applicable requirements for a trainer established jointly by the DPH and the DMH, DDS or DCF in order to instruct the didactic and practice components of the standardized curriculum leading to MAP certification;
- May provide or arrange for technical assistance and advice when questions arise regarding appropriate administration practices or the effects of medications, including, but not limited to, transcribing, ordering, procuring documenting, destroying and storing of medications pursuant to established policies and procedures;
- Must direct or refer clinical inquiries from community program staff related to an unanticipated change in medical condition or change to medication order to the appropriate duly authorized prescriber in accordance with approved DPH policies;
- May recommend action consistent with approved DPH policies such as a physician, clinic, or emergency room visit, or other intervention associated with an occurrence involving medication administration that is inconsistent with a duly authorized prescriber's prescription or anticipated outcome. It is not within the scope of practice of the Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse to order implementation of such recommendations (e.g., order lab work, order hospitalization, change a medication order); and
- Does not bear responsibility and accountability for the outcome of the medication administration practice of the MAP-Certified unlicensed community program staff that the licensed nurse has taught. The licensed nurse is responsible and accountable for his or her nursing judgments, actions, and competence related to teaching unlicensed staff.
This information is provided by the Division of Health Professions Licensure within the Department of Public Health.


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Criminal Law
Criminal Law Questions? Ask a Criminal Lawyer.
A deposition is basically your statement about what happened regarding the incident. You do not have to sign any deposition, but that may not result in the charges being dropped. It just makes the prosecutor work a little harder in presenting the case.
What most people don't realize is that once a criminal complaint is filed, it is the prosecutor who decides whether or not to pursue pressing criminal charges against the defendant. The victim is simply a witness that can be called to testify about the incident in support of the prosecution but has no power to "drop the charges" since it is the state that is the prosecutor.
Although you are under no obligation to assist the prosecutor, they can still continue with the criminal case. They would then have to rely on any police testimony, witnesses, pictures and police reports to make their case.
They may try to threaten you with filing a false report if you don't assist, but if you simply remain silent, there is not much they can do to you.
Yes they can still use the report.
You would simply refuse to cooperate and remain silent.
But they would still be able to use the report as evidence even if they threatened you with filing a false report. They would then have to decide whether they have enough evidence without your testimony to pursue the case.
After conferring with one of our other Experts, one other thing that the DA may do is subpoena you to come to court. You would have to appear or face the possibility of being held in contempt of court. You wouldn't have to testify as you can not be forced to do so, but they can make you come to court.
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hello forum folks:
when i ride my 1970s huffy sportsman (lightweight cruiser) with no hands, the bike pulls to the left. my concern is not so much that i want to ride around town with no hands all the time... the pull is strong enough that i can feel it when i have my hands on the bars. plus, i'd like to have a bike that rides straight and true.
any thoughts out there in forum land as to why this is happening? thanks in advance for your help.


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Gereon Wetzel was born in Bonn, Germany, and earned an M.A. in Archeology from Heidelberg University. He worked as a language teacher and an archeologist in Spain before completing the documentary filmmaking program at the University for Film and Television (HFF Muechen) in Munich, where he currently lives and works as a freelance author and filmmaker.
His other documentary credits include HOW TO MAKE A BOOK WITH STEIDL (2010), about the German publisher Gerhard Steidl; DIE REPRODUKTIONSKRISE (2008); CASTELLS (2006); and the short SPRECHPROBEN (2004).


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Academic Development Program offer courses for the young and motivated groups and individuals, who wants to practice their dreams and strive to contribute in the processes of social change through his/her direct or indirect involvement. The courses are mainly spaces of reflection, sharing, listening, demonstrating and arguing on different matters/issues which affect our lives in one way or another. The courses strive to uncover the mysterious and dependent model of development ,learning and livelihood which is being imposed by a certain part of world on all the people. These are residential courses help the learners to improve their concepts, analytical and practical skills to translate their dreams into concrete actions.
Beyond the long term theory and practice courses, the Program also conducts short course for various groups of the civil society which includes, Political activists, Journalists, social entrepreneurs, local youth and communities.
The program conducts synthesizing and applied researches around the various themes of development, education, culture and livelihood.
The program also publish the Quarterly Journal Urdu- Aksul-Amal which is distributed in the larger audience of learners and other relevant subscribers.
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Milk money blues
Last week a young woman of my acquaintance-let's call her "Amanda"-posted a Facebook status about picking up her free birth control at the local pharmacy:
"Thanks President Obama!"
I've known Amanda for a long time. She was raised by Christian parents, was homeschooled until her early teens, graduated from a conservative college, and is now the happy mom of a little boy who's almost a year old. Both she and her long-term boyfriend work at jobs that pay well enough. I don't know what kind of birth control she's using (but Obama knows!), but I'm pretty sure she could pay for it. We all set priorities and make choices-except when a high-profile executive-department decision signals that money an individual sets aside for one need can go to something else.
This young woman isn't stupid. She knows that her birth control wasn't really "free" and that somebody else paid for it. What makes my heart sink is that she's fine with that. Then I remembered that at her age I was fine with accepting vouchers for milk and cheese from the WIC (Women Infants and Children) program. Relatives told me about it: "It really helps," they said. We "qualified"-at many times in our lives we would have qualified for food stamps, too, but we drew the line at the feds buying our groceries.
Accepting milk money didn't seem too bad, especially since the cash we would have spent went to stimulate the economy somewhere else, like buying Happy Meals at McDonald's. Still, I see now, that was one little choice we allowed the government to make for us. They decided our children needed milk, cheese, juice, and certain approved cereals. We let them make that decision, and provide those commodities, and take away just a little of our responsibility for our own family.
It may not be a straight shot from WIC to federally funded (even mandated) birth control, but it's definitely a meandering path. It's a tangle of overlapping federal agencies determining, in its chaotic brain, what people need. Not just for emergency situations, but for years of choice-suspension and responsibility-easement. We never used to see citizens living their whole lives on the dole. Now we do.
What's worse, we see college-educated people like Amanda, who should be moving into the middle class with a husband and a mortgage, not only leaning on President Obama but also thanking him for taking another decision off her hands. It's disheartening. But then, I let the government buy my milk for a few years. If we allow faceless agencies to feed our families, it's no surprise they'll offer to limit our families. It is only a few small steps from the kitchen to the bedroom.


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Have Legal Questions? Ask a Lawyer Now.
Thank you for your follow-up, Jeremy. Please allow me give you the information that you are seeking.There are only a few reasons under Wisconsin law that can grant you an annulment. Those reasons are 'lack of capacity' to consent to the marriage (due to age, mental illness,substantial fraud to the cause of marriage, force or duress [think 'shotgun wedding'], or being under the influence of alcohol or drugs). In the case of being under the influence, once the influence was removed (ie, the person sobers up), if they remain in the marriage the ground is waived, since a condition of an annulment is to file for the petition right away after the condition is removed. In case of fraud, the fraud must go to the heart and spirit of the marriage, such as one person intentionally misleading the other that they were fertile and could have kids when they could not and th other person expressly wanted children. Other grounds can include impotency and inability to consummate the marriage. This has to not be known ahead of the marriage, and the marriage cannot be solemnized for this ground to exist.Another factor is 'minority', that is, if the parties (or one of the parties) is under 18 and did not have parental permission to enter the marriage, the marriage could be deemed voidable and could be annulled.Finally, any reason that bars marriage from taking place would also be grounds for an annulment. If someone is married already, as a second spouse cannot be obtained (it would be bigamy), the marriage is void. Based on your facts I do not see you qualify although there may be a basis if you haven't listed it. Here is the statute below to the law so you can review it for yourself:
(1) Grounds; when suit may be brought. A court may annul a marriage upon any of the following grounds:
(a) A party lacked capacity to consent to the marriage at the time the marriage was solemnized, either because of age, because of mental incapacity or infirmity or because of the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other incapacitating substances, or a party was induced to enter into a marriage by force or duress, or by fraud involving the essentials of marriage. Suit may be brought by either party, or by the legal representative of a party lacking the capacity to consent, no later than one year after the petitioner obtained knowledge of the described condition.
(b) A party lacks the physical capacity to consummate the marriage by sexual intercourse, and at the time the marriage was solemnized the other party did not know of the incapacity. Suit may be brought by either party no later than one year after the petitioner obtained knowledge of the incapacity.
(c) A party was 16 or 17 years of age and did not have the consent of his or her parent or guardian or judicial approval, or a party was under 16 years of age. Suit may be brought by the underaged party or a parent or guardian at any time prior to the party's attaining the age of 18 years, but a parent or guardian must bring suit within one year of obtaining knowledge of the marriage.
(d) The marriage is prohibited by the laws of this state. Suit may be brought by either party within 10 years of the marriage, except that the 10-year limitation shall not apply where the marriage is prohibited because either party has another spouse living at the time of the marriage and the impediment has not been removed under s. 765.24.
(2) Judicial proceeding required; no annulment after death. A judicial proceeding is required to annul a marriage. A marriage may not be annulled after the death of a party to the marriage.
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Images: Bouncing back from adversity [Image 1 of 2]
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Spc. Ryan Whitt, a multiple launch rocket system crewmember from Battery B, 1st Battalion, 21st Field Artillery Regiment, 41st Fires Brigade, puts up the rock and roll sign as he recovers in Scott and White hospital in Temple, Texas, after a motorcycle accident that nearly ended his military career, May 2011.
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Nine Functions of Learning Exchanges
The nine identified functions of the Learning Exchanges are identified below:
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Illinois workNet Centers are an equal opportunity employer/program. At Illinois workNet Centers, auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. All voice telephone numbers on this website may be reached by persons using TTY/TDD equipment by calling TTY (800) 785-6055 or 711.


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The Basics
forward to Gasfier Experimenters Kit
Through gasification, we can convert nearly any solid waste biomass into a clean burning, carbon neutral, gaseous fuel. Whether starting with wood chips or coffee grounds, municipal trash or agricultrual waste, the end product is a flexible gaseous fuel you can burn in your internal combustion engine, cooking stove, heating furnace and/or flamethrower. Upmigration to liquid fuels is also possible with some additional effort and common catalysts.
Sound impossible?
Well, over one million vehicles in Europe ran onboard gasifiers during WWII to make fuel from wood and charcoal, as gasoline and diesel were rationed and/or unavailable. Long before there was biodiesel and ethanol, we actually succeeded in a large-scale, alternative fuels redeployment-- and one which curiously used only cellulosic biomass, not the oil and sugar based biofuel sources which famously compete with food.
This redeployment was made possible by the gasification of waste biomass, using simple gasifiers about as complex as a traditional wood stove. These small-scale gasifiers are easily reproduced (and improved) today by DIY enthusiasts using simple hammer and wrench technology. The same principles are applied at much larger scale and complexity to recover a wide variety of municipal, agricultural, construction, forestry and industrial waste to energy, soil amendments and other useful end products.
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General Pamphlet Collection, Part 6: Case-Cities
The Special Collections Research Center contains several pamphlet collections. These consist of published and unpublished materials usually received by the SCRC along with donated manuscript collections. The SCRC as a general policy retains only those pamphlets dealing with Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware.
The General Pamphlet Collection contains approximately 10,000 items filed in document boxes and assigned a box/item location number. The inventory below is arranged by title. Separate indices by author and subject are available only in the SCRC reading room.
See also the General Pamphlet Collection, Additions and the Free Library of Philadelphia Pamphlet Collection.
This inventory has been divided into forty-seven parts:
Part 6: Case - Cities
THE CASE AGAINST THE SCHOOL BOARD. Teachers Union of Philadelphia. 1955. 131 pp. [440-7]
THE CASE FOR A DEEPER DELAWARE. Primer on a great seaport. Greater Philadelphia - Delaware - South Jersey Council. 1955. 30 pp. [517-6]
THE CASE FOR FEDERAL HOUSING. Article in Progress , 1949. United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, District Council 6 (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania). 4 pp. [425-15]
THE CASE FOR RENT CONTROL IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. Progressive Party of Philadelphia. 1953. 4 pp. [245-1]
CASE STUDY OF A RIOT: the Philadelphia story, by Lenora E. Berson. 1966. 71 pp. [401-8]
CASE STUDY OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. Joseph A. Herd. 1957. 68 pp. [601-15]
A CASEWORKER LOOKS AT THE EXCHANGE, by Beatrice R. Simcox. Philadelphia Camden Social Service Exchange. Bulletin #36. 1949. 5 pp. [583-7]
A CATALOG OF LOCAL HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAMS IN PENNSYLVANIA. Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs. 1976. 70 pp. [589-15]
CATALOGUE OF CIVIC AGENCY PROJECTS. Prepared for the Philadelphia Partnership by Pennsylvania Economy League. 1975. Revised edition. var paged. [475-7]
CATHOLICS AND HOUSING, by Dennis Clark. Article in Ave Maria . August 1, 1959. 3 pp. [162-9]
CAUSE AND CURE OF HARD TIMES, by R.J. Wright. Social Science Association of Philadelphia Papers of 1878. 20 pp. [656-12]
CAVEAT NEWSPAPER READER; memorandum on the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965. Philadelphia Housing Association. 1 p. [284-11]
CEDAR PARK DEMONSTRATION HOUSE. nd. Variously paged. West Philadelphia Corporation. [492-4] [444-7]
THE CENSUS OF INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT, WAGES AND SOCIAL CONDITION, IN PHILADELPHIA, IN 1870, by Lorin Blodget. Social Science Association of Philadelphia Papers of 1872. 35 pp. [656-18]
CENSUS TRACT DATA USED IN URBAN RENEWAL STUDIES IN PHILADELPHIA. Paper by William L. Rafsky, Housing Coordinator, Philadelphia. 1955. 13 pp. [55-34]
CENSUS TRACT 22 EE. Housing and Neighborhood Conditions, Opinions and Attitudes of the Residents. Department of Public Health of Philadelphia. 1956. 57 pp. [188-5]
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, 1859-1959. Zoological Society of Philadelphia. 16 pp. [270-5]
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Friday nights' game between Independence and the host South Meck Sabres took a while to get action going on either side of the ball. Both teams went scoreless in the first quarter. It was not seconds into the second quarter when, Patriots QB Jason Connella connected with his favorite wide out, Dequan Barnes for an 18 yard touchdown catch. Indy went up first, seven to zero at 11:09 left in the second quarter. About three minutes later, Connella kept the ball and ran it 16 yards for the second score of the night for Indy. The extra point was good, and the Patriots were up 14-0 with 8:08 minutes left in the first half.
Defense makes big plays
Senior Jack Tocho made some big plays in the next possession of the ball by South. Tocho made an open field tackle that prevented the Sabres from scoring and also intercepted a pass in the end zone to stop South as they marched down the field into Indy territory.
Getting looks
Barnes would get one more look from Conella before the end of the half. This time, he caught a five yard TD pass with 19 seconds to go before the half. The extra point was no good but Indy led 20-0 at halftime. It would take Independence almost five minutes before they were able to score in the third quarter. Connella looked Barnes' way again and threw him a 65-yard TD pass. The score is: Indy 27, South Meck 0. Almost four minutes later the Connella-Barnes duo connected again, this time with 29-yard TD pass in the third quarter. The Patriot defense had two more big plays during the next two possessions of the ball by South. Defensive back Deion Washington saved an open field TD run by bringing down the Sabre ball carrier, stopping him on the Independence 14 yard line. Senior LB Chris Turpin put an end to the Sabre drive when he intercepted a pass.
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This play helped set up the next score from Barnes as he caught his fifth TD pass of the night. This time it was a 12-yard pass from Connella.
"I was running my routes precise and making plays for the O. I told Nella 'I want the ball,'" said Barnes, of his career-high five TD catches in one game. It's hard to believe that Barnes feels he started off shaky, but he gave credit to Connella for being able to read the coverages from the South defense.
Tocho made one more big play when he intercepted a pass with a little over four minutes in the fourth quarter. He ran it back 86 yards for the score. The extra point was no good, but Indy now had a 47-0 lead. Sabre QB Nakyree Stephens took a hand off, bounced outside for a 44- yard run and made the only score for South during the whole game. Any positive feelings from the Sabre score were quickly dashed as Stephens went down in the end zone after his score. He suffered a neck injury but was able to leave the field on his own. Junior RB Isiah Robinson scored his lone TD of the night not while on offense, but on special teams. He took a kick from South Meck and ran it back 94 yards for the score with almost seven minutes to go in the fourth quarter. The game would end with a final score of Indy 54, South Meck 7.
Doing more than you need to
Indy coach Bill Geiler has said the same thing all season: "Winning is good but if you do not play mistake-free football, it does not really matter." Geiler wants his players to always play hard and do more than they need to.
"It is always one thing each time," says Geiler, that prevents the Patriots from playing mistake free football. Geiler warned his Patriots that "they are entering the rough part of their schedule." The last three games feature neighboring Rocky River, upset-minded Myers Park, and rival Butler.
This weeks game
Independence (7-1, 4-0 in SW4A) at Rocky River (6-2, 3-1 SW4A) Kickoff 7pm
The Patriots will travel to "The Rock" stadium about a mile away as they square off against the Rocky River Ravens. Both teams know each other quite well. Some of the RR players were once wearing Indy green. The players even eat their pre-game meals at the same restaurant in Mint Hill every Friday. Independence will need to have Robinson score more points when he is offense rather than special teams against the Ravens. Connella will look to Barnes first in the air attack, but will be happy to have 6'3 WR Workpeh Kofa back in the lineup. The defense is led by the secondary unit and will need to be flying around the field making big plays and tackles. Ravens QB Andre Rice will look to his favorite target, Senior WR Brandon Harris. Junior Deron Davis will carry the ball on the ground for the Ravens. The Raven defense will be led by two returning all-Conference DB's in Sidney Lawson and Lamar Hood.
Tale of the tape
Indy is averaging 43.2 points on offense and giving up 11.7 points per game on defense through eight games. Rocky River offense is averaging 26.3 points per game and giving up 14.3 points on defense. Indy
QB Connella has thrown for 1,127 yards, 14 touchdowns, and three interceptions this year. Rice has seven interceptions, 987 yards, and 11 touchdowns this year for Rocky River. Robinson has run for 901 yards, nine touchdowns and is averaging 7.5 yards per carry, for the Big 'I'. Raven RB Davis has four touchdowns, averages 5.5 yards per carry and has run for 457 yards on the ground. Indy's receivers are led by Barnes and Kofa who each have seven TDs. Raven WR Harris has seven TDs as well this season. Senior Patriot LB Josh Walker leads Indy with five sacks. The Ravens are led in sacks by Senior OLB Patrick Farragher with 3.5 on the year. Lamar Hood has three interceptions this year for the Ravens, and Jack Tocho has four for the Patriots this season. Leading each team in tackles is Josh Walker for Independence (40 tackles so far and averages 9.4 per game) and Lamar Hood (41 tackles on the year and averages 8.8 tackles per game).


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Earlier this month, Game compared his upcoming album Jesus Piece with one of Dr. Dre's releases. Recently, he was asked to clarify what he meant by those statements in an interview with Hot 97. In the interview, Game explained that he meant no disrespect to Dr. Dre.
"I said, 'It got monumental features like that album. Everybody you want to hear in Hip Hop is on the Jesus Piece album, but in the right place.' That was the comparison."
He went further to share his admiration for the Dr. Dre release.
"Chronic 2001 is a dope album, not to be misconstrued with something that ain't dope but Jesus Piece is nice."
In the interview, Game also said he was helping people in New York get to voting booths. He explained that he's given people money for transportation as well.
"California cares," he added.
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