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It seems that Taylor Swift and One Direction's Harry Styles are on the road to romance (or maybe they're already there).
On Monday, Haylor was photographed hand-in-hand arriving at Swift's hotel around 4 a.m. after a long night out in New York City. Swift partied and sang karaoke alongside her rumored boy-band beau and the rest of One Direction following their sold-out headlining show at Madison Square Garden. This is the second time Swift and Styles have been seen in public together, with the two previously strolling through Central Park on Sunday, igniting those long-standing rumors that they were an item.
Fans, not surprisingly, have come up with their own opinions of this new couple, and MTV News wanted to find out their thoughts. We asked some of the biggest Directioners who were attending One Direction's Madison Square Garden concert to weigh in on the Haylor romance.
"I really like Taylor Swift as a person and Harry Styles as a person, but I don't really like them together," Ana Worthingston said. "If Harry's really happy with Taylor then bravo, congratulations, whatever floats your boat."
Another Directioner weighed in, "I truly don't like it because I feel like she's not good enough for him, he can do a lot better, but that's just my opinion."
So who, in their opinion, would be the perfect match for Harry? Well, they would be.
"I'm marrying Harry," Anna Gardner stated.
"I love Taylor Swift, I love Harry," Alana Pettus said. "But he's mine, sorry."
And while we did find one supporter who gave her seal of approval for Haylor saying, "I think they're a cute couple," fans are a little worried that the Styles/Swift love story might end up on her next album.
"I just wouldn't like if she wrote a song about him," Julissa Tejedn said.
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PADRES: New look, same result for Padres
SAN DIEGO -- The Padres' roster had a new look Friday night, but the end result was the same as it has been most of the season.
Hours after they requested an unconditional release for center fielder Jim Edmonds and recalled outfielder Jody Gerut from Triple-A Portland, the Padres turned in another clunker as their bats went dormant in key situations during a 4-2 loss to the Colorado Rockies in front of 31,057 at Petco Park.
It was the Padres' 18th loss in their past 22 games and kept them 11 games behind National League West-leading Arizona.
"If we would have been 10 or 11 games over .500 we might have been able to ride this thing out a little bit longer and wait for (Edmonds) to hopefully better his numbers," Padres general manager Kevin Towers said before Friday's game. "We felt it was time. … It certainly doesn't mean we've conceded the season by any means. Right now we're about as at the bottom of the gutter as you want to call it. … We just need to find ways to start winning series."
The decision to release Edmonds comes on the heels of the Padres' 2-7 road trip. At 12-24, the Padres have the worst record in baseball. The move also signaled the Padres' admission of a mistake that Edmonds could fill the void created by the free-agent departure of Mike Cameron.
Believing that Edmonds, 37, an eight-time Gold Glove winner, could capably handle the center-field duties and give them a solid left-handed presence in the lineup, the Padres acquired the veteran from St. Louis for minor-leaguer David Freese on Dec. 15 and took on three-quarters of his $8 million salary.
At the time, Towers and manager Bud Black were excited about the prospect that Edmonds, who had been limited by injuries in the previous two seasons, would rebound after a strong offseason.
But on March 6, Edmonds suffered a right calf strain that kept him out of action for the rest of the spring. Toward the end of March, Edmonds started playing in minor league games. He was activated from the disabled list on April 5.
Once he returned, however, Edmonds never got untracked. He looked like he lost a step or two in the outfield and constantly missed fastballs he used to pulverize.
Edmonds finished his 90 at-bat stint with the Padres hitting .178 with one home run and six RBIs.
"Obviously it's been a massive struggle for him," said Paul Cohen, Edmonds' agent. "He feels good, but the production is not there. He's really sad because he wanted it to work out. He feels like he could have a good year. … I think in light of the fact the Padres are a number of games back behind a number of teams, and Jimmy wasn't playing as he's capable, the thought might be they need to get younger."
Edmonds was not available for comment.
The Padres, with Gerut starting in center field Friday, made little headway against Colorado's Aaron Cook (6-1). Though they worked Cook for four walks and hit the ball hard at times, the Padres couldn't produce in the clutch, finishing 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position.
Kevin Kouzmanoff, who had a solo home run in the ninth inning, grounded into an inning-ending double play in the first with two on, and another in the sixth with two on and no outs. The team's hottest hitter, first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, also struck out with a man on third base and only one out in the third inning before Kouzmanoff grounded out.


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All Teen Ass brings you some fine nubile booty, but that's not all that the site gives you. It also delivers a healthy helping of corporal punishment that's sure to excite fans of spanking and discipline.
Some spanking websites punish your wallet by charging you an arm and a leg to enjoy their content, but AllTeenAss lets you off easy. The membership is very affordable and it'll leave you with plenty of money left over to buy belts and paddles that you can use on the bare bottoms of the lovely ladies in your life.
With the price being as low as it is, you might be worried that the website gives you poor-quality material. Well, rest assured that that isn't the case. There are currently 35 videos and each offers great-quality playback. You can save them all as clips that come in Windows Media format and a few of them are also available in their full-lengths.
The films are divided into four sections: teen, amateur, school girl and explicit. This division makes finding movies that will appeal to you all the easier. By the way, some of the flicks are scripted and others have a much more candid feel to them.
Regardless of how the scenes play out, though, you can bet that you'll get to see some quality butt-smacking action. Sometimes it's guys providing the punishment and other times it's women. In some cases, a scene will have both men and women spanking bare bottoms.
Each flick comes with a set of pictures, but in most cases you get vid caps rather than photographs. There are only two sets of photos and it's too bad there aren't more because the ones that are available contain some gorgeous, high-res images. You can flip through them online or download them in Zip files.
There are no dates posted alongside any of the content, so it's impossible to determine just how often the site is updating right now. I'll give it the benefit of the doubt and assume weekly. It would be a shame if it was updating less frequently or not all, but given the price, you can't complain too much.
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I am researching 2nd choice units for the upcoming Wyoming antelope draw. I am looking at units 43 and 46, but understand most of these units is private land or patchwork layout.
Both units have 2 HMAs present. A person can get late season unlimited access to 'one or the other' for each unit.
Does anybody have any experience in the following HMAs that can share some detailed information with regards to population? Trophy Quality? HMA hunting pressure? Road Access? Terrain style.
Diamond Lake HMA, Laramie River HMA, Medicine Bow River HMA or Simpson Ridge HMA?
I believe you will need to do the special draw for both of those to have a chance at a 2nd choice tag. I haven't spent much time in 46, but I have in 43. Populations in 43 are generally average to low. Bigger bucks are rare to nonexistant. Hunting pressure is high during the unlimited season. By the end, goats are tough to find and stalk. Road access is relatively limited. One of the blocks only allows travel on designated roads. The terrain is open prairie to sage draws and river bottom. I'm not sure why this area has been so popular with nonresidents. If you look at resident odds you will see that most residents hunt elsewhere. If you're just looking for a buck and are willing to spend the special price for the experience, then with a little persitence you should be able to kill a buck.


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I had just sat down with Gov. Jeb Bush in his wood-paneled office when I remarked that, following our interview, Id like to check out the digital picture frame I heard he has on his desk. Without a moments hesitation, the governor jumped up and beckoned me to follow him to his "real office." I trailed him into a small anteroom off the official digs, filled with family pictures, dozens of toys (including 10 stuffed manatees) and stacks of budget documents.
Sitting atop the Florida governors L-shaped desk is an IBM ThinkPad, a sleek, 19-inch flatscreen LCD monitor and a Cieva digital picture frame that he uses to exchange digital photos with his famous parents and other friends and relatives. The first picture in todays slide show is of his mom.
The governor - just "Jeb" to friends and political foes alike - has for years used technology extensively in his daily life. He regularly gives out his private e-mail address, meaning anyone listening to him on a radio call-in show has about the same electronic access to him as his brother and father, our current and former presidents.
In Florida, Bush is without question the main driver and cheerleader of the states electronic government program. A top aide admitted that because the governor knows more about technology than all but two or three of his senior staff, he occasionally has to tutor them on technology subjects, such as the virtues of enterprise resource planning.
Although Bush has his critics, no one disputes his commitment to overhauling state government. "He looks at government like a big dysfunctional business," said a longtime aide. "Some people incorrectly interpret his zeal to reform government as animus toward government."
Bush is a policy wonk extraordinaire, reading think tank studies and policy books like other people read murder mysteries and romance novels. After reading something particularly enlightening, he often assigns it to his senior staff - and has been known to give pop quizzes. He once sent a special technology issue of Forbes magazine to all his senior staffers with a note: "Are we using technology as well as we can? Can you think of ways you can use technology better to improve your operations?"
Soon after coming into office, Bush laid out a series of what he calls "BHAGs;" or "Big Hairy Audacious Goals." In just two and half years as governor, Bush has revamped affirmative action, pushed through far-ranging education reforms, cut taxes by over $1 billion, taken on civil service reform, reduced the state workforce by about 5 percent and changed the way the state acquires and manages technology - and he says hes just getting started.
His upcoming race for re-election - certain to be one of the more closely watched races next year - will determine whether Florida citizens are ready to let Bush continue the relentless pace of change.
Government Technology: Youve been using e-mail since the early 1990s, when few politicians even knew what e-mail was. To what do you attribute this interest?
Bush: Its been a personal productivity tool for me. I have a sense of urgency about changing things, and Ive found that, as technology advances, Ive been increasingly productive along with it. I give out my e-mail address to people; its not the government e-mail address, although thats easier now too with myflorida.com. I give out my private e-mail in speeches - I tell people to write to me.
GT: And you dont have another private e-mail account?
Bush: No, thats it. Since 2:00, Ive received 48 e-mails and I probably get 300 a day. I read them. I dont write novels back to people, but its a way to stay connected, a way to listen, a way to manage.


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Sorry if this has already been posted. Pretty impressive dunk.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRR3To5j8ZA"]YouTube - Chris Allen dunk against Northwestern[/ame]
Or how about this one when he was in high school!
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2USASnAzbnk]YouTube - Chris Allen with the drive and dunk[/ame]
Dude...He has some ups...
I think we are going to be able to bring in some serious guys over the next few years. Now we just got to make sure we can play with them.
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Dude...He has some ups...
I think we are going to be able to bring in some serious guys over the next few years. Now we just got to make sure we can play with them.
I think he's going to be a good player, but one great dunk and everyone goes nuts. Watch all the good teams and dunks like this happen 2-3 times every game. We still talk about Rashon's dunk against Virginia. Can't wait until all we talk about is wins, not about a dunk that happened years ago.
Did anyone read the you tube comments.....Made me want to throw up..
Here is the one I am talking about..
4th best Spartan dunk Ever
1. Bell to Richardson behind the back alley hoop vs Arizona 2001
2. Cleaves to Peterson 2000 vs Iowa State
3. Summers on Robinson, just cuz it was such a momentum builder
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mailbox.log gets rotated every night. you can open the log check timestamps of each log line. usually if you have just finished testing, the current log is the one named "mailbox.log" without timestamp in the filename.
mailbox.log gets rotated every night. you can open the log check timestamps of each log line. usually if you have just finished testing, the current log is the one named "mailbox.log" without timestamp in the filename.
I had moved the mails from inbox / other folders to locally created folders on Zimbra desktop quite a few weeks back. Now, they are gone from yahoo web server and exist only in Zimbra local folders. Even if the folders are set to sync, they do not get uploaded to the yahoo web server. From this information, how do I identify as to which mailbox.log file should I attach with the bug.
On another note, I also tried one more thing which might be of help to you. I created a local folder in Zimbra desktop and this time I set it to sync before I moved any mails to same. I waited for few minutes and once I saw the folder existed in Yahoo web mail, I moved ONLY ONE mail from one of the folders to the newly created folder. I found that the mail did get uploaded to yahoo web server few minutes later when it was sycn'ed. However, when I moved all the other mails in bulk by selecting all of them and moving them to the newly created folder, now they refuse to upload to the yahoo web server. Only one mail which was initially uploaded is available on Yahoo web server from the folder whereas all the others are not. It might be possible for you to repeat this on your end and see if it leads to identifying the problem.
I can also send you the mailbox.log file if I can pinpoint as to which one you want through bugzilla as private attachment.
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In the bug posted, it has been changed to target milestone as Franklin.
Is it the name of the next release ? Any update on the release date, if available will be appreciated.
we have not yet confirmed that there's a bug. the milesone is a placeholder.
Ezu and jjzhuang
Ive been having similar issues with a yahoo plus account and can replicate the error.
I know you have bug 31450 written up in Bugzilla and on 9/11 jjzhuang wasnt sure if the issue was an error or not. I have enabled debug trace if a log would help.
It's in the queue so you'll be notified.
I've also still got this problem too. If you need any extra log files let me know.
It is highly disappointing that yahoo has chosen to come out with such a crapy product which is nothing but a bug in itself. Why not yahoo try out the product initially within their office and then release the beta version world wide? Also it looks funny that a company of your stature still struggling with this IMAP thing when companies which started off yesterday have gone far ahead in this. It looks like yahoo wants to beat someone to the finish line......is it Microsoft or Google?
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However, I am slightly surprised to see that the same set of information that has been posted both in this forum earlier in this thread and also available in earlier bugzilla comments while posting the bug is being requested.
Am I missing something or is it that the information available in this thread or bugzilla has been overlooked due to whatever reason ?


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text: The swim at this year's DITR was notable because it actually took place (unlike last year). The water was warm and choppy, and I heard someone say they needed to place some interim buoys on the course which I agree with. It would make it easier to navigate in the waves. The only buoys on race day were on the corners. The bike course in this race is the reason to do it. Some tough early climbs, but lots of high-speed pavement as well. One problem: I got caught up in car traffic in the town and couldn't pass them even though the cars were going pretty slow. The climb out of the town can be a challenge but it's manageable with correct gearing and hill training. The DITR run course is through some neighborhoods and has shady parts, very enjoyable.


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Trivia Contest (UPDATE: WINNER)
We're going to start having weekly trivia contests here on BlueClaws Blog and in the process give away some Opening Day tickets and other prizes…Without further adieu, and with the BCS Championship football game coming up on Thursday night…
Who is the only 2009 BlueClaw who played at one of the schools represented in Thursday's BCS Championship Game between Alabama and Texas? Name the player and the school.
Answer in the comments section please. First correct answer will win four Opening Day tickets (April 16th). The answer is somewhere on BlueClaws.com.
UPDATE: A bunch of correct answers, but John was the first to answer Austin Hyatta, Alabama. He wins the tickets. We'll have another one of these next week.


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Louisville, Ky.- Despite winning six of 13 events, the Nebraska swimming and diving tem fell to the University of Louisville Saturday afternoon 124-114 at Crawford Pool in Louisville.
Two Huskers each won a pair of events, senior Yasmin Saad and sophomore Jerilyn Drummond.
Saad, a senior from Omaha, took home titles in both the 100- (55.71) and 200-yard (2:00.95) freestyle events.
Drummond swept both the one- (119.5) and the three-meter (133.05) springboard events.
Freshman Diana Torres also came up victorious for NU, taking the 200-yard butterfly in 2:09.83, nearly 20 seconds ahead of Louisville's Brooke Morgan who finished second in 2:29.72. Torres also finished second in the 400-yard individual medley with a time of 4:48.61.
Junior Laura Landgreen added an individual title in the 200-yard breaststroke, touching the wall in 2:34.70.
Nebraska returns to the Bob Devaney Sports Center to wrap-up the regular season with a dual against Iowa State on Friday, Feb. 1 at 4 p.m.


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This week the NYPD was denied in it's lawsuit against Times-Up! requesting an injunction against cyclists participating in the monthly Critical Mass. In his ruling, the judge brought up some very favorable arguments for both CM participants, and cyclists at large in the NYC area.
Times-up!, the environmental direct action group is celebrating with a very bike-friendly dance party at their space on 49E Houston, between Mott and Mullberry. 9pm.
The proceeds will serve to keep the space on Houston, and help pay for the fees and legal team that have promoted and fought for cyclists rights in the courts. Even if you aren't a supporter of the CM rides, realize that the court ruling has reverberations for future cases involving the most basic of rights--including the right to assemble, free speech, and of course, to ride your bike in the city streets.
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During 2010, infrastructure remained a popular theme for investors as the massive global economic stimulus plans took hold. Then the music stopped in 2011, when the extra economic benefit ended. The money stopped flowing and like most of the equities markets, the heavy construction sector fell over the course of the year. However, despite the fact that nearly $3 trillion has already spent on global infrastructure construction during 2009 and 2010, analysts calculate there is still more work to be done. (For related reading, see Build Your Portfolio With Infrastructure Investments.)
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After 2011's recent pause, the new year could again see the construction stocks seeing large gains. The latest jobs package from the Obama administration included $30 billion for modernizing public schools, $27 billion for the highway system, $9 billion for rail systems and $15 billion for the rehabilitation of homes, businesses and communities. The jobs package also creates a $10 billion National Infrastructure Bank that would provide funding for infrastructure projects. While the overall jobs bill is destined for the trash pile, both Republicans and Democrats have expressed concerns towards rebuilding the United State's infrastructure and could salvage that component from the bill.
In addition, China's $410 billion Sovereign Wealth fund (CIC) now plans to invest in the infrastructure of developed countries, starting with the United Kingdom. The CIC is eye-balling toll-road, bridge and alternative energy improvements in the United States. Elsewhere, the rest of the world continues to expand its efforts across the infrastructure arena. The World Bank's Private Participation In Infrastructure Database reports more than 4,300 different projects currently underway in low-to middle-income nations across the globe.
For forward thinking investors, the recent downturn in construction related equities could signal an interesting buying opportunity for 2012. Here are some stocks to watch and consider for the new year.
Slowing Nuclear Ambitions
As Japan suffered the double disaster of earthquake and tsunami, the nuclear power industry took a huge hit this past March. The resulting meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant resulted in a variety of developed nations reevaluating their power portfolios. However, nuclear energy continues to gain acceptance across a variety of emerging nations. Both Fluor (NYSE:FLR) and Shaw Group (NYSE:SHAW) as the two leading contractors in the space, suffered in the face of the disaster. But, the two could be a great buy as the emerging world ramps up its plans. Fluor and Shaw trade for forward P/E's of about 13 and 9, respectively. (To learn more, read P/E Ratio: What Is It?)
Natural Gas Grows
The abundance of natural gas drilling in the United States is certainly propelling infrastructure investment in the area forward. According to a study by ICF International, more than $8.2 billion per year of midstream natural gas investment will need to be spent by the United States and Canada until 2035. Construction company MasTec's (NYSE:MTZ) purchase of Fabcor gives it more exposure to pipeline construction services and customers like gas producers such as EnCana (NYSE:ECA). Similarly, investors can look at pipeline specialist Willbros Group (NYSE:WG) and Foster Wheeler (Nasdaq:FWLT), who recently began construction on the 35 billion-cubic-foot Ryckman Creek natural gas capacity storage facility in Wyoming.
Boosting the Grid
Many of our nation's best renewable energy resources are considered location constrained. These resources pertain to certain climatic, geologic or topographic features that are not near major concentrations of electricity consumers. In order to tap into those resources, vast improvements to our aging transmission network are needed. Analysts estimate that total transmission spending will be around $240 billion to $320 billion by 2030. As one of leading firms dedicated to the grid, Quanta Services (NYSE:PWR) recently won a major project for the construction of transmission infrastructure for Edison International (NYSE:EIX). Similarly, MYR Group (Nasdaq:MYRG) offers an interesting transmission play as well.
The Bottom Line
With 2011 bringing the withdrawal of economic stimulus for infrastructure, the heavy construction sector saw its fortunes fade. However as more dollars are spent globally on infrastructure, the sector could see outperformance once again. For long-term investors, there is still plenty to like in the sector. (For related reading, see Add Income To Your Portfolio With Infrastructure.)
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Sniper's Log | Monday 2011-09-05 — I made it back to New York just in time to catch the annual West Indian Day parade, in my old hometown, Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Usually attracting over 2 million spectators/participants, its the biggest parade held in NYC and ties directly into my original roots — as a condensed version of the Carnivals hosted in Trinidad and Tobago; Grenada; Barbados and other islands in the Caribbean.
I usually spend hours back and forth between Sniping at the parade and weaving through the neighborhood streets to catch up with folks from the past — but made an early exit after my wife and I were nearly stampeded by panicked crowds fleeing from nearby gunshots.
This year's event was unfortunately marred by an unusually high number of shootings throughout the city — before, during and following the festivals. Its pretty much expected at least one person will die during the event, but a weekend total of 67 shootings with 10 fatal — a bit ridiculous. Anyhow, these are some of the shots I managed to fire myself before making an exit.
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December 8, 2011 – Today is the 31st anniversary of John Lennon's death, and it seems fitting to discuss a new book that explores his past lives . The Lennon-Bronte Connection, by Jewelle St. James, (St. James Publishing, 2011) investigates clues that former Beatle John Lennon was the reincarnation of tragic poet Branwell Bronte. This is the sequel to her first book, All You Need is Love, in which Jewelle discovers—and documents--her own past-life romance with Lennon in 17th century England; his name was John Baron and hers was Katherine St. James . (Read about All You Need Is Love here)
The connection to Bronte is mentioned in her first book, but merely in passing; now The Lennon-Bronte Connection follows the burgeoning trail of clues to unearth more evidence behind it, along with the emotional upheaval that Jewelle experienced when agreeing to write this book in the first place. The foreword of the book, written by Judy Hall (author of SoulMate Myth and other books) highlights the theme of unbreakable bonds of love that exist throughout centuries, whether we like it or not, until we resolve the pain and rescind the agreement. In fact Jewelle says right up front that accepting John Baron (and therefore Lennon and Bronte) in her life and embracing "the path that nature intended for her", is a "torment" she has no power to ignore.
Early on in the story Jewelle discovers that not only was Lennon the reincarnation of Bronte, she was Bronte's sister Emily (author of the classic Wuthering Heights); but Emily barely features in the book. One might say that "this time around" Branwell is the one up front and center stage, thanks to the fame of his reincarnation, John Lennon. Unfortunately, as Lennon's spirit tells Jewelle in the book, "Branwell was my unsuccessful side." While his sisters were the prolific authors of the family, Branwell's talent was shrouded by his alcoholism and drug abuse as well as grief over a failed relationship--all of which killed him at a very young age. Quickly forgotten, his short legacy was buried along with him by his sisters' fame. His sister Charlotte was the author of Jane Eyre and Villette.
The Lennon-Bronte Connection takes the reader on the author's journey of discovery, her doubts, and the twists and turns of her life. I am reminded of The Celestine Prophecy as the author follows all the signs in his search for the "secret manuscript;" Jewelle eventually makes the pilgrimage to the Bronte Parsonage in England where she "knows the kitchen is wrong." (She finds out it has indeed been renovated.) There is information from different psychics and seers over a period of years, a plethora of synchronicity, and dreams, until the evidence is overwhelmingly obvious. (author's note: to make matters even more interesting, my daughter, having no knowledge of the John Baron story, named her puppy BARON last year. Coincidence? Or another tidbit of synchronicity?)
While the concept of Branwell and his history is a constant thread in the background, we find that it's John Baron and John Lennon making their presence known throughout the book as spiritual guides. They are leaving her hints in all kinds of ways: in the form of painted messages on the sides of train cars, in the titles of books and credits of films. The symbol of the ancient Baron family, the white rose, makes unscheduled appearances, something that does not go unoticed by the author.
Unfathomable twists of fate bring her closer to the Bronte story, making it clear there are "no accidents" in life. (What are the chances that her new employers had lived in the tiny village in England where John Baron was from?) There is even a (ghostly?) bus driver who shows up on the road in the outskirts of Sussex, England--out of the blue, off schedule, to take her on a free ride into town—to the exact place she absolutely needs to go at that very moment.
Throughout the majority of the book Jewelle's biggest challenge is to fully accept the existence of spiritual guidance from the soul that was John Lennon, and leave her doubts behind. When she receives the message that she should try channeling John herself, she balks. Then a dream about John Lennon---and dying roses---suddenly causes an emotional awakening that will change her life. Realizing that she should not let a "beautiful love die", she opens her heart and declares her readiness to accept him.
It's only at this point, three-quarters through the book, that Part II is introduced. This strange placement at this spot in the book are significant, as it simply hails the author's rebirth, the spiritual awakening, that she and her guides have been waiting for.
While I wish the book had more photos of her travels to England---the Salisbury Plain, the countryside of Mere, the churches and gravestones, perhaps more at the Bronte Parsonage, and Bronte's "drinking chair" at the Black Bull Pub where she actually encountered his spirit face to face---there are some goodies. There is a downright stunning comparison of Bronte's self portrait to Lennon that shows the striking resemblance. There is also a detailed list of parallels between Lennon and Bronte's lives that suggest the retention of various aspects of our personas from lifetime to lifetime.
Bronte's beautiful poem Remember Me is flanked by his silhouette at the closing of the book. It says it all. This tortured artist who died too young in obscurity is finally getting some press—and surely through the efforts of this story, he is no longer a forgotten English poet.
Jewelle St. James is also the author of her 2006 book Jude—My Reincarnation From Auschwitz, another past-life story about the death camps of the Holocaust. Her website is here, appropriately titled Past Life With John Lennon.


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Eat, Pray, Love
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With Sandra Bullock usurping her spot as favorite female vanguard (and top tabloid queen), Julia Roberts is ready to reclaim some of that lost lady love. Here's hoping she can do something viable with Elizabeth Gilbert's seemingly omnipresent mash letter to herself. She should have called it How a White Woman Got Her Slightly Out of Sync Groove Back and be done with it. Still, for an under-served audience who spends way too much time complaining about the lack of entertainment geared toward them, we get this "journey of self discovery". Why they insist we discover it as well remains to be seen.
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Save us, Edgar Wright… SAVE US! In a Summer that seems more recycled that revelatory, the brilliant British director, responsible for the classics Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz (as well as the TV cult creation, Spaced), is like Obi-Wan Kenobi. He may just be our only hope. Taking on the beloved graphic novel series about a young man who must defeat his new girlfriend's seven evil exs in order to win her heart sounds slightly surreal, but with its retro Batman cartoon bubbles and stylized action approach, this looks to be amazing. Sure, Wright could be ripe for a stumble, but we're betting on the UK god to pull this off.
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Very much enjoyed the Catan episode, so much so that it makes me want to play the game with some folks now. I thought Wil was much more relaxed in this episode, and didn't seem to feel the need to crack a joke every single minute like he was doing with the Small World episode. The guests were good choices this time around as well, and I liked that "Fargo" at least had some previous experience with the game.
Tabletop is going on my very small list of Youtube/Blog stuff I follow regularly.
Are any of the digital/electronic versions of Catan any good? What about as single player games, does the AI make it interesting?
The Xbox 360 version is great and you can still regularly find people to play online, which is pretty amazing considering the game was released half a decade ago. The single player AI isn't too shabby and each AI player has a different play style.
Haven't tried the PC versions.
Not sure if it's just the beard, but it looks like he's put on some weight...
Good show...something to watch in between Dice Tower reviews. Tom Vassal & family are too charming and he does a great job summarizing rules and explaining the games he reviews. I also like those wacky Brit videos featured on RPS Cardboard Children (forgot the name of the show).
Thankfully Wil has eased up with his role. After this episode I've played 3/5 games.
I really like Sit Down and Shut Up. Quinns (I think that's his name) wrote for RPS, and that and Eurogamer are pretty much the only gaming websites I go to, so I knew I'd like the show. And I like that there reviews are less about components and rules and all about the flow of the game, the interplay it creates and just how damn cool games can be. It's by far the best boardgame video show out there. But... They're so English. So politely English. It rankles against my primitive Irish brain. It shouldn't, because I really like it, and I think they'd be great to game with. I don't get it with RPS event though it's very much the same style. But 800 years of bloody war and oppression and now them feckin' English are being funny in their campy, polite, crazy way and it's like someone scraping a fork on a plate. Stupid bloody inbuilt Irish cultural inadaquecy feelings.
Still, I have all the season 2 episodes to go. In fact I might go watch one now. But I'll have to get drunk and chase a leprechaun afterwards.
I liked the most recent episode of Tabletop but the episodes that focus on a single game are more interesting to me.
I've tried watching Sit Down and Shut Up but don't quite get it. It may be the intended humor falls flat for me or something like that.
I was more of a PC Zone/Charlie Brooker kind of guy. At least until I started using forums around the turn of the millenium and realised the PC Zone was rubbish, and a few years later I found the PC Gamer forums.
Edit: Got the name of the eighties magazine from a guy who remembers that era better than I do. It was Amiga Power.
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Surprised no one has metioned it, but the new episode from last Friday is Ticket to Ride. Maybe I'm wrong but I have a feeling Wheaton's wife was one of the players because someone else bailed on them right before filming.
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I almost choked on my lunch laughing at that incident.
I had the same initial reaction they did. Sort of shocked, sucking in a breath... then I exhaled and laughed once my brain reminded me that I was not actually playing and wouldn't be required to try to set the board back up.
That was the first episode I'd watched. Wil's reaction was pretty great.
His wife is stupidly hot and much more fun than he is. Now I hate him even more.
Amy is pretty. Wheaton...still annoying. That thing he does with his hands at the end of the intro...grrrr.


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I sometimes travel to be inspired, sometimes in the hope that I might find myself, sometimes to escape. It was escape I had on my mind when in my early twenties I sat in a doctor's office receiving news that the strange masses in my chest were likely cancerous and surgery would be necessary. The day I went under the knife, my last thought was of a white-sand beach because it's a quiet stretch of ocean and sand that suits me best when I crave relaxation -- and never did I need it more than I did then.
In my travels I've met many women going through treatment, celebrating having just completed treatment or marking a cancer-free milestone. Most of these encounters have been in a tropical place proving I'm not alone in my preference.
October is the month so many years ago that I discovered a strange mass which would turn out to be benign, and it's the month people everywhere dedicate to National Breast Cancer Awareness. In honor of that and along with all those who participate in FriFotos today, I'm thinking pink. On a quiet stretch of beach in Barbados, I'm taking a few quiet moments to count my blessings and to send out hope to women everywhere still battling this thing we call breast cancer.
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Five Fabulous Reasons To Eat More Eggs
Recently, the Huffington Post published an article identifying five reasons people should eat more eggs. True, for a long time eggs owned the reputation as being too high in cholesterol, but many more recent studies have shown that eggs are quite good for us.
In fact, many reasons exist on why we should eat more eggs, but let's take a look at the five the Huffington Post discussed.
1) Eggs and Healthy Babies
One of the most important benefits of eating eggs is that eggs have a surfeit of the B vitamin choline, which growing babies need to develop healthy brains. As the Huff Post article says, they have also been linked to lower risks of mental disorders, Down syndrome, and dementia. Everyone wants a healthy baby, and eggs help that to happen.
In addition to the brain development of babies, researchers have found that for adults a diet rich in choline is also associated with happiness. That's enough of a reason for me!
2) Eggs Help Control Unnecessary Snacking
In the words of the Huffington Post article, "The high quality protein in eggs helped create greater satiety in individuals, which lasted all day long. So if you're trying to lose a few pounds and just can't shake your cravings for chips or sweets after 7 p.m., eggs may be something you'll want to consider earlier in the day." Because protein helps to keep our blood sugar level as well, this may also help to curb snacking.
3) Eggs Help Improve Reflexes
Eggs have a significant amount of the amino acid tyrosine, which in a recent study was found to help improve reflex reactions, specifically the instant decision-making reactions.
4) Eggs May Help Reduce Cancer and Heart Disease Risks
Antioxidants have been linked to preventing and reducing risks of cancer, and eggs have lots of antioxidants. Eggs have so many, in fact, that when cooked, the antioxidants are reduced by half, which still leaves eggs with just as many as apples. The more forms of antioxidants we can get, the better our chances of reducing risks of cancer and heart disease.
5) Eggs May Help Lower Blood Pressure
Eggs are high in protein, and recent studies have shown that the protein in eggs may act in similar ways that angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors do. As the Huff Post identifies, lowered blood pressure means lower risks of heart disease.
All of these benefits naturally come in moderation. Too much of any food is not healthy, so just make sure to eat on average an egg a day. And we do not have to limit that egg a day to just breakfast time. Boiled eggs are a fun and easy way to incorporate eggs into our diets at any meal. Plus, they sure are tasty that way.
Like with anything, eggs are good for us along with a healthy, balanced diet of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and proteins from plants. The reason why proteins in eggs are so beneficial is that the body easily absorbs and uses all of the protein found in eggs. This is why eggs are called the "gold standard" in protein.
Let's end this blog with some fun facts about eggs, thanks to the Huffington Post article:
- Young chickens (about age 28 weeks) and old chickens (about age 97 weeks) produce eggs with low solids contents. This means that young and old chickens make the best table egg production while middle-aged birds make good liquid egg production.
- Though the brightness of an egg yolk makes most people happy, it is not indicative of the healthfulness of the egg yolk directly. More specifically, the color more accurately reflects the diversity of the chicken's diet thereby better measuring the chicken's health.
- Ever wondered why one egg white will be cloudy while another will be clear? Well, it's a measure of the egg's age. Older eggs have clearer whites, and younger eggs have milky whites.
- There's no difference between a brown egg and white egg. One is not necessarily healthier than another. Shell color really depends on the breed of the chicken not whether the egg is healthy or not.
- An egg's shelf life may actually be for as long as three months, and that's naturally!
I have said this before, and will say it again, but I love eggs (see here and here for previous blogs about this.). I love eggs in all their forms and at every meal. Hopefully, all this information will help others to love the egg, too.
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Arnold Has An Idea That Doesn't Involve Shooting Johnny Knoxville In New THE LAST STAND Teaser
Arnold has a gun. Luis has a sword. Johnny has a silly hat. And it all adds up to lots of firearms discharge, crashing cars and Forest Whitaker looking concerned in the latest one minute long teaser for Schwarzenegger's Kim Jee-woon directed comeback vehicle The Last Stand.
While I don't expect for a moment that Kim will have been given free rein on this one the action looks typically slick for the Korean auteur and while I keep hoping that Arnold will put a bullet in Knoxville the rest of the cast is pretty damn solid, especially considering that they haven't shown off Eduardo Noriega at all yet. The Last Stand opens on US screens January 18th.The leader of a drug cartel busts out of a courthouse and speeds to the Mexican border, where the only thing in his path is a sheriff and his inexperienced staff.
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James Bruce Grant, 80, of Utica, Ohio, died Friday, July 15, 2005, at OSU East Hospital after an extended illness.
He was born April 2, 1925, in Swain County to the late Perry Grant and Katie Meadows Grant. He was a retired construction worker. He enjoyed his gardening and playing with his great-grandchildren. He was also preceded in death by a grandson, Toby T.J. Hale; and a brother, Kenneth Grant.
He is survived by his wife, Nellie Walker Grant; a daughter, Linda Hale of Newark, Ohio; a son, James R. Grant of Newark, Ohio; three grandchildren, Buffy Carter, Nicolas Grant and Angela Grant; five great-grandchildren; three brothers, Terrell Grant of Hendersonville and Max Grant and Bob Grant of Horse Shoe; and four sisters, Edwina Grant and Catherine Greene of Horse Shoe, Doris Gibson of Bryson City and Martha Hamlin of Warner Robins, Ga.
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In Response to Re: Game Thread - Celtics vs. 76ers - April 5, 2011 : You started it...You're a breath of fresh air for this board, keep it up; to paraphrase from another iconic group, "what a long strange trip it's been" with plenty more to come through June hopefully.
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I try, and it's always a pleasure to read your stuff too!
Long strange trip for sure... Love that song and was actually listening to the Dead this afternoon! A trip into late June would be very nice indeed!


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Gallatin County's annual fireworks show is set to light up the Bozeman sky.
Workers put the finishing touches on the show midday Friday at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds.
More than 1,000 individual blasts will make up the 17-minute display, put together by Big Sky Fireworks in Helena.
Bozeman pyrotechnician Phillip Walker says this year's show should be a blast-filled event.
Walker said, "You can hear the crowd in the background screaming and clapping. And you can hear them 'ooh-ing' and 'ahh-ing' throughout the show. And just to hear that, that's pretty cool."


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Santa Cruz, Patagonia
Awesome Argentina and Mendoza
The town is located on the east coast of Argentina and sits on an estuary of the Rio del Santa Cruz. It is like no other town we have visited. No one locks anything, everyone is friendly and knows everyone else. They all say hi to all the visitors. One 83 yr old Indian invited us in his home and posed with his arrowheads and animal skins.
There are no road signs. The houses are mostly what we consider very poor but they say they are all middle class and no one is rich nor poor. We are always greeted with a warm handshake and for Jean, with a side kiss like the French but only one side.
Our motel is a trip! Very new and you can tell they try hard to please. The towels are twisted into swans with flowers in them. The toothpaste holder has real flowers and greens. There are chocolates and candies everywhere, along with a kitchen and food. There is a "disinfected" tape across the toilet.
The town is very flat, arid and reminds us of New Mexico (it is a desert). There is no stress here. People sleep late, eat late and take their time. However, everyone is employed and most work more than one job. There few no stores as we know them—businesses are inside homes.


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MUMBAI: Growth in liquor sales in India slowed to 2% in the fiscal ended March, but the premium and semi-premium segments bucked the trend with a robust performance, data show.
Liquor sales in India generally increase before elections. However, strict monitoring by the Election Commission this time round has kept sales of regular brands low. On the other hand, reducing price gap between regular and semi-premium brands has seen more consumers opt for the latter, which grew by at least 15%.


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Sex is an activity that most people enjoy and seek out on a regular basis. In fact, sex often works as the best motivator of all. Sex sells. Sex motivates. Sex is, well, sexy. But what do we really know about sex? In a recent article on Guyism.com, readers learn 21 interesting facts about sex. Here is the list from that article:
Fact 1: 12 weeks of yoga can improve arousal, orgasm, and overall sexual satisfaction.
Fact 2: A female chimpanzee in a fit of passion has the strength of six men.
Fact 3: The person on top is likely to have the better orgasm.
Fact 4: Agalmatophilia is a sexual attraction to statues or mannequins.
Fact 5: The female ferret will die if she does not have sex for a year.
Fact 6: 73 percent of women admit having at least one one-night stand.
Fact 7: The average vagina is three to four inches long but can expand by 200 percent when sexually aroused.
Fact 8: The average speed of ejaculation during a male orgasm is 28 miles per hour.
Fact 9: 46-year-old Kim Ramsey experiences 100 orgasms a day.
Fact 10: 87 percent of Greeks say they have sex once a week.
Fact 11: The proteins in sperm give it anti-wrinkle properties when rubbed into the skin.
Fact 12: The most common cause of penile rupture is vigorous masturbation.
Fact 13: Before sex, the lower part of a woman's vagina narrows for a better grip on his penis.
Fact 14: In Australia, 22 percent of women have had sex with someone out of sympathy.
Fact 15: You burn 200 calories during 30 minutes of sex.
Fact 16: Only 15 percent of men have a penis longer than 7 inches.
Fact 17: After fingers and vibrators, candles are the phallic objects used most often by female masturbators.
Fact 18: Premature ejaculation is the most common form of sexual dysfunction in younger men.
Fact 19: 12 percent of women use their cell phones after sex.
Fact 20: The average female orgasm lasts 20 seconds.
Fact 21: About 1 percent of females are able to achieve orgasm solely through breast stimulation.
So, is your mind blown? Some of this stuff is sex info that we hear about often. For instance, Facts 12, 15, 18, and 20 seem to those that we know at least generally if not specifically. Fact 20 interests men and women alike. Men wonder at the duration of the orgasm while women revel in the enjoyment. Other facts seem just weird like Facts 4, 9, and 10, yet their info still grabs the reader's attention.
Some of the more interesting facts are Facts 2 and 5. The sex facts about the female ferret and female chimp showed that it is not just humans who find sex inspiring. Other interesting facts are Facts 1, 3, and 21. Knowing just how to make an orgasm more enjoyable through position or yoga is something that most people will want to know more about.
All in all, these 21 facts about sex certainly pack a punch. Not only are they interesting, but they are also informative. Of course, the researcher in me wants to know the science behind each of these facts, but the interested reader thinks that this is just a fun read. In either case, Guyism certainly knows how to catch a reader's attention.
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Rebuilding confidence to return to work
BY Kate Southam body+soul
Feeling anxious about heading back to work after maternity leave? There are a few ways to make a confident return.
For many women, not knowing how to cope with juggling a career and being a mum is intimidating. And it happens to most of us, including celebrities.
Seven's Morning Show host Kylie Gillies feared the best days of her career were behind her when she became a mum. But following the birth of her sons, Gus, 9, and Archie, 7, she's entered a new confident chapter.
"I think my best working years have come after children, funnily enough," Gillies says.
"Having children gave me a new belief in myself. I thought, if I can give birth, be totally responsible for another human life and survive on four hours' sleep a day, I can pretty much do anything," she says.
Yes, you can do it
Feeling anxious about putting the work hat back on, no matter how long your break, is normal, says Emma Walsh, Trainer and consultant of mums@work.
"[Many mums] say, 'will I remember how to do it? Will I be energised enough to do everything I need to do at work and at home?'"
"I ask mothers, 'how confident were you going into motherhood for the first time?' Most say, 'I had no idea what I was doing.'
"Yet they survived and did a good job despite the fact there is no degree in motherhood, no job description and they had no previous experience."
She says mums need to remember they're already doing the bigger job.
"Work is far easier than becoming a mother. Most women have done it before and there is a job description," she notes.
Finding the balance
To start off Gilles and Walsh recommend re-creating career goals that work with the demands of your growing family.
"I think that women look at career versus children as a black-and-white issue, but in reality it's a whole lot of grey," Gillies says.
"By the way, that's the colour your washing will end up too, because who's got time to Napi-san anything when you're a working Mum?"
Three steps to rebuilding your confidence
Start to take action
Identify what is undermining your confidence and use that to take action.
"Feeling nervous without taking any action doesn't help," Walsh says. "By isolating the issues you can set about getting the information and knowledge you need to quell those fears."
For example, are you anxious about updating your software skills? That can be soothed by topping up your knowledge with a quick refresher course.
Form a network
Speaking with colleagues in your same position as you is a comforting way to counter back-to-work nerves, Walsh says. It also identifies the people you can go to for advice as you find your feet in the workplace.
Gillies says having a close-knit network at work was a great support.
"I draw a lot of strength from other working mums including [Sunrise hosts] Melissa Doyle, Nat Barr as we all have two children roughly the same age."
"It's nice to be able to share stories about coping with career and kids. Other mums are allies and should be treasured," she says.
Discuss your options
Be open with your boss about your role and if necessary make a few suggestions yourself.
Walsh says many mums feel nervous about returning to work since it involves so many unknowns. Before you go back she suggests meeting with your manager to discuss your role and what you'll be required to do.
"I can't believe how much effort people put into booking child care and arranging how many days they will work but go back to work without any idea about what they will be doing on a day-to-day basis," she says.
And if you're still feeling nervy, ask your manager if the company will pay for a return-to-work course, which start from $200. Find more information about the mum@work course here.
Workplace writer Kate Southam was the editor of CareerOne.com.au and newspaper columnist. She currently writes for news.com.au, The Punch and comments on TV and radio. For more information visit www.katesoutham.com


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An Impressive list of Hillary Clinton for president, quotes, for sure. The sooner the better in my opinion, as in 2012. Please check out their forum and respond to the Obama concern trolls.
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Daily PUMA supports a Moderate Liberal Democrat position,
just like Hillary Clinton would have if the democratic party had not sabotaged her 2008 campaign.
Please Check Your BookMark, is it set to www.dailypuma.blogspot.com ?
"Why is MoveOn profiteering off of Hillary Clinton when you totally screwed her over in 2008 by supporting Obama so early in the race, well before it was decided which democratic candidate voters wanted."
I seem to recall MoveOn "under appreciating" Hillary Clinton in 2008 when they put their full support behind Barack Obama very early in the democratic nomination race.
Morosely ironic considering that MoveOn was started to protect democrats against Republican attack specifically because of what happened to Bill Clinton when he was president.
Actually using a group that was started because of Bill Clinton, to push his own wife out of a chance to be president. wow.


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Leader of the Arellano-Felix Organization Sentenced in San Diego for Racketeering and Money Laundering Offenses
$100 Million Ordered Forfeited to the U.S.
|U.S. Attorney's Office April 02, 2012
SAN DIEGO—Benjamin Arellano-Felix, the former leader of the Tijuana Cartel/Arellano-Felix Organization (AFO), was sentenced today in U.S. District Court in San Diego by the Honorable Larry A. Burns to serve 25 years in federal prison, announced U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California Laura E. Duffy. Judge Burns also ordered Arellano-Felix to forfeit $100 million in criminal proceeds. The sentence followed Arellano-Felix's conviction for racketeering and conspiring to launder monetary instruments.
"The Tijuana Cartel was one of the world's most brutal drug trafficking networks, but has now met its demise with leader Benjamin Arellano-Felix's sentencing today," said Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Administrator Michele M. Leonhart. "It is a major victory for DEA and Mexico's Calderon Administration. Together, we will continue our pressure on the Mexican Cartels whose leaders, members, and facilitators will be prosecuted and face the justice they fear."
"Today's prison sentence virtually ensures that Arellano-Felix will spend the remainder of his life in custody. Following this sentence, he will be deported to Mexico to finish a 22-year sentence. This is a fitting end for a person who has caused so much suffering and destruction," said U.S. Attorney Duffy.
Duffy heralded the sentence as a landmark achievement in the United States and Mexico's joint effort to dismantle drug cartels operating on both sides of the border and stated, "Attorney General Eric Holder and Mexican Attorney General Marisela Morales are pleased with today's result and that this defendant has finally been held accountable for his crimes. Today's sentence, together with what remains of his sentence in Mexico, will go a long way in ensuring that Arellano Felix spends his remaining years in prison."
Long-reputed to be one of the most notorious multi-national drug trafficking organizations to ever exist, the AFO controlled the flow of cocaine, marijuana, and other drugs through the Mexican border cities of Tijuana and Mexicali into the United States. Its operations also extended into southern Mexico and Colombia. Arellano-Felix was taken into custody by Mexican authorities on March 9, 2002. A final order of extradition to the United States was granted in 2007, and after years of unsuccessful appeals, Arellano-Felix arrived in the U.S. on April 29, 2011 to face charges in the Southern District of California for narcotics trafficking, money laundering, and organized crime-related offenses. On January 4, 2012, he entered his guilty pleas before Judge Burns.
San Diego FBI Acting Special Agent in Charge Eric Birnbaum said, "Today's sentencing marks the end of Mr. Arellano-Felix's reign as the leader of one of the most dangerous drug and organized crime organizations our agencies have ever investigated. While there is still much work to do, it is particularly noteworthy that this culmination would not have been possible without the cumulative efforts of law enforcement on both sides of the border. We are pleased to stand united against the violence brought forth by the AFO and see this individual brought to justice."
"The money laundering investigation conducted by IRS special agents contributed to the dismantling of one of the most notorious and violent drug cartels in Mexico," said Leslie P. DeMarco, Special Agent in Charge of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Criminal Investigation (CI) Los Angeles Field Office. "Today's sentencing is further evidence of the successful partnership that IRS Criminal Investigation has with other law enforcement agencies by using our financial expertise to unravel the money laundering component of this multi-national drug-trafficking organization."
According to court records and the defendant's admissions, Arellano-Felix was the leader of the AFO from approximately 1986 until his arrest on March 9, 2002. During that time, Arellano-Felix served as the ultimate decision-maker for the AFO. Arellano-Felix issued directives to other members of the AFO, including his brothers, Ramon, Eduardo, and Francisco Javier Arellano-Felix, as well as his top lieutenants and drug trafficking partners.
Arellano-Felix and other AFO members conspired to import and distribute within the United States hundreds of tons of cocaine and marijuana, for which the AFO obtained hundreds of millions in U.S. dollars in profits. At Arellano-Felix's direction, members of the AFO kidnapped, physically restrained, and murdered numerous persons in furtherance of the AFO's illegal activities. Also at Arellano-Felix's direction, members of the AFO bribed law enforcement and military personnel murdered informants and potential witnesses in order to obstruct or impede the official investigation of their activities. Arellano-Felix conspired with other members of the AFO to launder proceeds of the above drug trafficking activities by directing other members to transport, transmit, and transfer hundreds of millions in U.S. dollars from the United States to Mexico.
This case was investigated by agents from the DEA, FBI, and IRS-CI and prosecuted in the Southern District of California by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Joseph Green, James Melendres, and Daniel Zipp. The Criminal Division's Office of International Affairs provided significant assistance in the extradition. The investigation was coordinated by an Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF). The OCDETF program was created to consolidate and coordinate all law enforcement resources in this country's battle against major drug trafficking rings, drug kingpins, and money launderers.


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It's common knowledge that turning any task into a game a) makes it fun and b) gets it done. So when relatively unknown robotics startup, Anki, debuted its new racecar game at the Worldwide Developers Conference, it was clear they'd managed to make the coolest new entertainment product from the most complex combination of consumer artificial intelligence and robotics yet.
Deceptively sleek, the AnkiDrive system looks like a simple toy racing game, albeit one controlled from a mobile iOS. But the $200 product, available to consumers this fall, is packed with optical sensors, wireless chips, motors and microcontrollers—and is one of the most sophisticated answers to a serious roadblock in robotics.
Mobile devices, unsurprisingly, move and for an autonomous robot that can move anywhere, that poses the overwhelming issue of unpredictable, changing environments. Military and industrial robotics, with millions of dollars in backing, have produced results, but Anki has translated the highest level of robotics and AI technology into a consumer-friendly product at (comparatively) consumer-friendly prices.
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Pickled veggies give this burger low-cal crunch and sweet-and-sour zing.
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I made these as a surprise dinner for my sister tonight. Based on other comments about the burgers being bland, I added a bit of grated ginger root, a dash of soy sauce and about a tablespoon of cilantro to the burger mixture. Despite the multiple components of this recipe, it was very easy to prepare. We skipped the buns, and served the burgers with the mushrooms, pickled veggies and bean sprouts. They were light and healthy yet full of complex flavors- a great combination of flavor and texture. The tofu didn't impart any discernible taste but made the burgers very tender. I would definitely make them again!
My husband made this burger last night and we LOVED it! No, it isn't traditional Banh Mi but it is a wonderful recipe. I was skeptical about the tofu and the mushrooms, but it all worked. Don't be afraid of the tofu, it adds moisture and tenderness to the patty but no flavor. We decided to saute the patties in a non-stick skillet rather than bake them plus we added a sriracha mayo made with Kraft olive oil mayo. The flavors married very well, and the textures all worked together. This will be a go to recipe for us.
It's not Banh Mi w/o jalapenos
Well, considering that this is a 3-part recipe; make pickles, make patties, saute mushrooms, it is a bit too much work for too little flavor. The chicken patties truly have no need for tofu but they could use something a bit more than just scallions to give them some flavor. for the pickles I used radishes, carrots and thinly sliced jalopeno pepper. The mushrooms simply stood on their own and did not really lend any great 'aha' moment to the dish. naybe this dish was trying to emulate Vietnamese flavors, but I think that the food from that culture must be more interesting than this dish.
I don't eat tofu either, but in my experience tofu is more a texture than a flavor. In this recipe, at least, I would just leave it out.
This looks delicious, but, I hate tofu. Any idea of what I can substitute it with?
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I'd suggest looking at sendmail or writing your own with Java.
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You'll take a full credit load of 14-16 US semester hours of credit, which translates to eight units at the University of Queensland. Special courses are available for pre-med students. Other special opportunities include: an Art Internship and Independent Research; Sport Science; and Olympic Movement and Society.
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The Arcadia University Australia Centre requires that you enroll in only one 100-level type course for the semester. To enroll in additional 100-level courses, you must appeal your timetable with the Associate Director of Queensland during orientation.
It is your responsibility to make sure that you are registered for a full academic load according to your home school. Please review your course choices with your academic or study abroad advisor, and submit the online course registration form to The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University.
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The New York Post's Page Six gossip column reports that the makers of the controversial 9/11 conspiracy theory documentary "Loose Change" are in talks with Magnolia Pictures about releasing the movie on home video, with actor Charlie Sheen as a new narrator of the movie. The column reports that company owner Mark Cuban confirmed the talks in an email message, adding, "We are also looking for productions with an opposing viewpoint. We like controversial subjects, but we are agnostic to which side the controversy comes from."
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