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The Body Politic
Gary Dobry
Part 1
Nabila Khashoggi, socialite and daughter of Iran-Contra arms dealer,
Adnan Khashoggi, is an aspiring Hollywood actress. One might've seen Nabila on FOX TV.
Perhaps in her role as a clerk in episode #281, Tainted Love, of Beverly
Hills 90210. Nabila's father, Adnan Khashoggi, spent over $100 million to build a
yacht that sported fifteen suites, a disco, a helipad and 296 telephones. Adnan named his
precious yacht after his precious daughter, Nabila. Adnan is alleged to have
defaulted on a personal loan which resulted in the Nabila passing hands in hoi-poloi
heirachy from Adnan to the Sultan of Brunei to Donald Trump to Prince Alwaleed.
The SEC is claiming that the clearing firm of MJK was defrauded when
millions of dollars in "marks" outstanding on Native Nations Securities
borrowed GENI shares could not be collected. The SEC alleges it was a "daisy
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Steve Emerson, a Terrorism expert, says US officials are concerned
about Hamas fund-raising activities in the U.S. and about Hamas continuing to use the U.S.
as a base to plan its attacks on Israel. In that respect, the International Coptic
Federation , a federation that states they defend coptic human rights in Egypt,
against Islamic abuse, has been critical of Khaled Elgindy. They suggest that Khaled
employs a "double standard" when attempting to "defend Islamic rights
within a foreign context". Khaled, on behalf of the Council on American-Islamic
Relations (CAIR), along with other Muslim org "voices", joined together to
petition against the US government's actions against the Holy Land Foundation. A
Muslim foundation which President Bush announced freezing the assets of for providing
financial and material support to the terrorist organization Hamas.
It is a curious thing to see George W. Bush inviting a terrorist like Sami Al-Arian to a White House briefing (June, 2001) regardless of the fact that his Secret Service advised him against it. It is also curious why Samis son, Abdullah, a member of a delegation of US Muslim community activists, was invited to the White House to discuss George Ws faith-based initiative that provides federal funds to religious organizations involved in charity and community work just days after his fathers visit.
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Mckinney losing her seat in Congress may very well have come down to
her pressing for an investigation into the Bush's Administration's links to 9-11. McKinney
wanted to know how much of a role our reliance on imported oil played in the military
policies being put forward by the Bush Administration. She wanted to know what role the
close relationship between the Bush Administration and the oil and defense industries
played in Bush administration policy decisions. Most importantly, McKinney wanted to know
why Bush's Administration remained steadfast in its opposition to an investigation into
the biggest terrorism attack upon our nation. Are we seeing shades of FBI Agent Richard
Taus? McKinney pressed for an investigation into the President's father's relationship,
through the Carlyle Group, with joint business interests with the bin Laden construction
company and many defense industry holdings, the stocks of which, soared after September
Part 2
The Clinton Administration's decision to have intervened in the
Yugoslavian Civil War, to some, was a policy decision with Taus-esque histrionic
reverberations. One can easily look at the Albanian Civil War from a perspective of
Iran-Contra. Seemingly, Clinton's administration appears to have been oblivious to Balkan
history and seemingly failed to consider the motivations of the Albanian criminal
enterprise posing as a 'freedom fighter' militia, the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA).
The Council for Peace in the Balkans consisted
of Trialateral Commission hawks that represented the worlds biggest banking
institutions and multinational corps, ie; Zbigniew Brzezinkski, Frank Carlucci, Hodding
Carter, Max Kampelman and United Nations Ambassador Jeanne Kirkpatrick ; the same Jeanne
Kirkpatrick that told the world that the US needed more Vietnams- that the US
needed to pressure all communist totalitarian nations unreceptive of change with
military force. In a paradigm where there is the existence of a US/UN/NATO
alliance aligned de facto with al Qeada terrorists fighting Serbs
history echoes Richard Taus in regards to his claims of Iran-Contra co-conspirators and
"freedom fighters" in Nicaragua
where everybody knows exactly why
it was that Jeanne Kirkpatrick once said, "we needed more Vietnams"
this paradigm - any smaller nation possessing WMD, like North Korea, can tell you exactly
why Kirkpatrick said that. They can also tell you why they possess, or are attempting to
obtain weapons of mass destruction. It may very well may be the only way for them to
protect their national autonomy from the "fourth reich", "one world"
philosophy in a paradigm where these kinds of alliances lead by example.
* Footnotes:
Shades of Taus? FBI Agent Robert Wright claims that he was prevented from pursuing
counterterrorism leads, particularly in the area of terrorism financing, that might have
prevented the Sept. 11 attacks. A story came out of Washington DC (6/13/03) over the
Associated Press newswire reporting that three senior senators were raising questions
about the FBI's decision to conduct a fourth internal investigation of Robert Wright, an
agent who aired concerns about the bureau's counterterrorism investigations.
* Notice from Amr Elgindy
* USA v Elgindy, et al. - CRIMINAL DOCKET
* Amr Elgindy Arrested While Under House Arrest - 4/19/04
Elgindy Arrested Saturday At NY Airport Using Fake ID
"Today's opinion is a victory for the government's authority to act swiftly to stop the flow of money to terrorists or others who threaten our national security. The court today found the evidence tying the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development to the terrorist organization Hamas to be 'massive,' and emphasized in the strongest terms that our Constitution provides 'no right to fund terrorism.' Freezing the assets of those who fund terrorism is an important tool in the government's quest to drain terrorists of the financial resources that fuel their terror."
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Source: Appendix To The Report Of The Ontario Bureau Of Industries 1897, Warwick Bro's & Rutter, Toronto, 1899, Royal Ontario Museum Library, FC3061.A553, The People of Adolphustown, p 27-50. Note: On page 'v' of the introduction are these words: "[The census] was kept in one book which was 'discovered' during the past year by Mr. T. W. Casey, of Napanee, among some old relics and books in the possession of the Allison family of Adolphustown. The chest containing them had been closed for many years and the existence of this record book was quite unknown or had been forgotten. .... It is printed here through the courtesy of David W. Allison, Esq, former M.P. for Lennox and Warden of the County."
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Matt Wells has been extended as Utah State's football head coach through the 2018 season, university officials announced Thursday.
"I'm very appreciative of the support shown by (USU) president Stan Albrecht and (athletic director) Scott Barnes in our staff and myself," Wells said in a statement. "We are motivated daily to continue the culture that has been set here at Utah State in the football program, and we will continue to strive toward our goals of graduating our student-athletes on time, and competing for and winning Mountain West Championships."
In addition to the extension, the university announced Wells and his assistants will also receive raises. Wells could receive more than $800,000 annually with incentives.
Wells took over as the Aggie head coach after Gary Andersen left for Wisconsin after the 2012 season. Wells led USU to a 9-5 record and a win in the Poinsettia Bowl in his first season with the Aggies.
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The big news from yesterday's practice in Boston pertained to the health of two of Ottawa's centers. After lengthy period of time in which there were very few and relevant updates on the Peter Regin, the Senators organization revealed that the Danish center underwent a successful surgical procedure on his left shoulder that will keep him out of action for the next four to six months. Barring some miraculous postseason run, it's likely that Regin's ailing shoulder has ended his season for the second consecutive year.
It's the latest in a series of disappointments that have plagued him since he broke into the league as a promising rookie during the 2009-10 campaign. While injuries and opportunity have contributed to some inconsistent and modest offensive production, Regin has always been a responsible two-way center who posted some impressive puck possession metrics throughout his career. According to the advanced statistical metrics at Behind the Net, in 2009-10, Regin's relative Corsi of 18.9 led Senators players and he followed that up by posting an 8.4 in 2010-11. (Note: Per Behind the Net's FAQ, Corsi measures puck possession by using a simple plus/minus-like rating of the total number of shots on goal, missed shots and blocked shots directed at the opposing net while a player is on the ice at even strength. Relative Corsi refers to the difference in Corsi between a player's on-ice performance and his team's performance when he's on the bench. The higher a player's rating, the better.)
Having entered this season as the Senators' second line center, Regin now finds himself on the sidelines and without a contract for next season. As an impending RFA, there are whispers that Regin may not even be tendered a qualifying offer by the organization so that he would remain under team control. With the addition and production of Kyle Turris and an influx of prospects like Jakub Silfverberg, Mark Stone and Mika Zibanejad expected to be in competition for top nine jobs next fall, he could be cut loose.
Per article 10.2 (a) (ii) (C) of the NHL's CBA, since Regin's NHL Salary is equal to or greater than $1,000,000 for this season (it's $1.050M), his qualifying offer must be at least 100-percent of this season's salary so that his rights are retained. Working under the assumption that Regin is offered a qualifying offer, if he accepts, he has the opportunity to determine whether he receives a one or two year contract.
Although I think it's far too early to start throwing around the phrase career threatening injury, for the cost of one million dollars per annum, it seems like paltry sum to risk losing a player who can either help the current roster or could be packaged in a trade. (Note: with impending UFA centers like Konopka and Winchester and Zibanejad profiling as more of a winger, Ottawa may need more depth at center this summer.)
Speaking of Winchester, he's the other center who I was alluding to in the first paragraph of this post. Yesterday, he was skating at practice for the first time since suffering a concussion after being hit from behind by Paul Gaustad.
Nikita Filatov Goes Back to Junior:
According to Pavel Lysenkov of Sovietsky Sport, CSKA has demoted Nikita Filatov from their KHL team to their junior team. Shit, and I thought Peter Regin was having a rough season. This, kids, is why you stay in school. As easy as it would be to pile on here and criticize the player for listening to the advice being given out by Paul MacLean or Bryan Murray, this latest event is the exact reason why Filatov made the right decision to chase the money and go back to Russia. Given Ottawa's depth in their pipeline, it was only matter of time before Filatov was passed in the depth chart by a number of other forward prospects anyways. Assuming that he didn't sign a two-way KHL contract, at least he maximized his earnings – which is exactly what the player wanted.


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The policies pursued by the elected representatives of the Jewish labor party, Bund, representing the Jewish working class in the municipal civic and communal institutions, were outlined at a conference called by the party.
One hundred and six delegates attended the conference, the majority being members of the city governments, labor benefit kassas and delegates to the Kehillah councils and Kehillah executive committees.
Henryk Ehrich, one of the leaders of the party, stated that it was the policy of the party members who are elected to the city governments to be in opposition to the majority if it consists of middle class and bourgeois representatives. The Bund delegates support the city governments in such cities where the majority in the councils is composed of socialist delegats. In such cases the Bund representatives make their support conditional upon an agreement of the Polish Socialists to support the economic and national cultural demands of the Jewish population.
The policies pursued by the Bund representatives who are members of the various kehillah institutions was described by Mr. Wilner. The aim of the labor party Bund in sending delegates to the Kehillah is to convert the Kehillah into a secular institution, to rid it of its religious character and through participation in the work, further the "fight against the Jewish clericalism."


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Beer and Pregnancy—Is Tasting in Moderation Ok?
Well, this topic sure caught my eye. A study published in the October 2010 Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health had much to say about new research on "low-dose" drinking during pregnancy.
Inspired by the study, numerous media outlets reported the news, including this item from Discovery News: Light Drinking Said OK for Pregnant Women.
From Discovery News: The study, which found no evidence of harm from having a couple drinks a week during pregnancy, was so well done and its findings so conclusive that it ought to become the final word in the field, said Fred Bookstein, an applied statistician who studies fetal alcohol spectrum disorders at both the University of Washington, Seattle, and the University of Vienna. "It is no longer valid to argue that we don't know enough about low-dose drinking during pregnancy or that the known effects of binge drinking may penetrate to low-dose drinkers somehow," he added. "There is no detectable risk associated with light or moderate drinking during pregnancy."
Wow. Mr. Brookstein certainly believes in this research, but does that mean it's valid? With two young children, the question of beer and pregnancy is something I've pondered personally. I chose not to drink beer during my pregnancies, but did desire to do so. One statistic I saw online said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates 15 percent of U.S. women do drink alcohol while pregnant.
Reports on the study go as far to say that children from mothers who were light appreciators (one to two drinks a week) while pregnant had slightly higher cognitive test scores than children whose mothers refrained from any alcohol during their pregnancy.
As reported on Discovery News, the study also indicates: "children born to heavy binge drinkers do worst on developmental tests, because excessive exposure to alcohol in the womb kills nerve cells and causes brain damage. I feel this is important to state wherever the topic is discussed. Additionally, a statement from the US Department of Health and Human Services in 2005 warned pregnant women and women who may become pregnant to abstain from alcohol consumption in order to eliminate the chance of giving birth to a baby with any of the harmful effects of the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)."
More than 11,500 moms participated in the U.K. based study and were surveyed when their babies were 9 months old and again when they were older. They were asked to report their alcohol consumption patterns while pregnant and other information about their lifestyle, including smoking. The study conclusion, according to MedicineNet.com was: "Pregnant women who have up to two alcoholic drinks per week do not harm their children."


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The U. S. Small Business Administration announced that due to a steady decrease of activity, the NJ Recovery Centers located in Bergen, Essex, Hudson and Union counties will cease operations on Feb. 11.
The Centers located in Atlantic, Monmouth and Ocean counties will remain open until further notice. However, in observance of Presidents' Day, the Centers located in Atlantic and Ocean counties will be closed on Friday, Feb. 12 and Monday, Feb. 15; the Monmouth County Center will be closed on Feb. 15 for the holiday. (See attached press release)
This decision to close some Centers does not keep businesses and residents from applying. SBA's Electronic Loan Application can be accessed from any computer. It is a fast and efficient way to apply. Anyone may apply online using the Electronic Loan Application (ELA) via SBA's secure website at https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela.
Additionally, business counselors at the NJ Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) can assist business owners by preparing the financial statements and help them to submit their SBA disaster loan application. For the locations of the nearest SBDC, visit http://www.njsbdc.com/
Businesses and individuals may also obtain disaster loan information and application forms by calling the SBA's Customer Service Center at 800-659-2955 (800-877-8339 for the deaf and hard-of-hearing) or by sending an email to email@example.com.
Loan applications can be downloaded from www.sba.gov/disaster. Completed applications can be returned to a center or mailed to: U.S. Small Business Administration, Processing and Disbursement Center, 14925 Kingsport Road, Fort Worth, TX 76155.
Thank you for supporting SBA's programs. Please consider posting this information on your website and sharing it with your contacts and media outlets. (SBA flyers on the Hurricane Sandy disaster declaration are also attached. We have the flyers in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese and Italian if wanted.)
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ATLANTA – On Dec. 2, 2015, the U.S. Small Business Administration announced that federal disaster loans are again available as a result of Hurricane Sandy. These low-interest loans are available to small businesses, most private nonprofit organizations, homeowners and renters located in New Jersey, regardless if they applied during the initial Hurricane Sandy disaster declaration or not. To date, SBA has approved 131 loans totaling $5,099,500.
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Representatives From Various State Departments And Federal Agencies Will Be On Hand In South River
Trenton, NJ – The Christie Administration announced today that state officials will host a Sandy Recovery Mobile Cabinet Tuesday, November 12th, in Middlesex County to offer assistance to Sandy-affected residents and businesses as they continue their recovery and rebuilding efforts. State representatives from the Governor's Office of Constituent Relations; the Department of Community Affairs (DCA); the Economic Development Authority (EDA); the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP); the Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI); the Department of Treasury; the Business Action Center (BAC) at the Department of State; the Department of Human Services (DHS); and the Department of Children and Families (DCF); as well as federal officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), will be on hand in South River to meet with affected residents and answer questions on a variety of topics including homeowner and rental program status updates and business grant and loan status updates. Homeowners and business owners interested in attending can expedite the process by bringing relevant documentation related to the issue they are facing.
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Christie Administration Announces $57 Million Sandy Housing And Rental Assistance Program
New Working Families Living Expenses Voucher Program Provides Up To
$15,000 For Certain Housing Costs
For Immediate Release
Contact: Michael Drewniak
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
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Trenton, NJ - Governor Christie today announced a new $57 million Sandy Housing and Rental Assistance Program, the Working Families Living Expenses Voucher Program. The program will provide housing stability for individuals and families still recovering financially from Superstorm Sandy by helping to offset living expenses. The funding will be distributed through county Boards of Social Services as well as other designated agencies in the form of direct payments to billing agencies or vouchers to select vendors for eligible Sandy-impacted residents.
"We've come a long way over the last year helping rebuild and recover from Sandy, but we also know that there are still folks out there who need help,"
said Governor Christie. "People are financially strained from the impact of Superstorm Sandy and this program is designed to give those who need it a helping hand and some much needed breathing room by offsetting living expenses."
The new program provides temporary relief to households by offering support to fund costs related to: maintaining temporary housing while their primary residence is repaired/rebuilt; maintaining a primary residence for the household to return to when repairs and reconstruction are completed; and ensuring that affected households can obtain certain essential items for their primary residence. The funding is being made available through a federal Social Services Block Grant (SSBG) to the New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS).
"As the one year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy approaches, many families working to recover and rebuild remain saddled with expenses that have continued to escalate," said DHS Commissioner Jennifer Velez.
"This funding will provide much needed relief to help get residents back home and manage financial challenges."
The program is expected to help homeowners who have been paying rent for temporary housing as well as a mortgage on their damaged property, possibly putting them in arrears and at risk for foreclosure. There are also resources for homeowners and renters who need to replace essential household items that were not covered by their insurance or other available assistance programs. Residents who have returned to their rebuilt home but lack essential items such as a refrigerator or bed may also be eligible for assistance under this program. In addition, Sandy-impacted homeowners and renters who are under- or unemployed due to the storm and in need of additional help to stabilize their finances may also benefit.
The Working Families Living Expenses Voucher Program provides up to six months of housing and related assistance and is capped at $15,000 in direct payments or vouchers per household. It is available for eligible individuals or families experiencing financial distress directly related to housing needs as a result of Superstorm Sandy.
To further help children and families impacted by Superstorm Sandy, Governor Christie also announced the official opening of the new Meadowlands Family Success Center (FSC) in Little Ferry. This marks the 14th new FSC established during the Christie Administration, bringing the total number of FSCs statewide to 51.
"Family Success Centers have been a vital community resource for New Jersey's most vulnerable children and families," said Governor Christie.
"Now, through the establishment of additional and expanded FSCs, even more individuals - including those who may never have used social services - will have access to the programs, resources and support offered by their local FSC."
New Jersey Department of Children and Families Commissioner Allison Blake, whose department funds the FSCs, expanded on Governor Christie's comments, adding, "FSCs are community-based, family-centered neighborhood gathering places where community residents can go for family support, information, referrals and access to services at no cost. FSCs are a 'one-stop' site that provides wrap-around resources and support for families before they find themselves in crisis."
Some of the free services provided by FSCs include: supportive counseling for parents raising children; classes and support groups for families, single parents and teens; parent-child activities; and a variety of workshops on topics such as stress reduction, financial literacy, leadership/empowerment, education, employment, domestic violence, nutritional awareness, healthcare resources, and financial assistance.
Families and individuals interested in applying for The Working Families Living Expenses Voucher can go to www.NJ211.org <http://www.nj211.org/> or call 211 to find out where to apply within each county. A Provider List is attached.
Sandy Living Expenses Voucher Program Delivers Relief To New Jersey's Working Families
Christie Administration Announces Assistance Program For Homeowners And Renters
The Christie Administration today announced a new $57 million Sandy Housing and Rental Assistance Program, "The Working Families Living Expenses Voucher Program." The program will provide housing stability for individuals and families impacted by Superstorm Sandy by ensuring that affected households have items essential for health and safety when they return to their home.
This voucher program provides temporary relief by offering support to working families who are financially strained due to the costs associated with recovery from Superstorm Sandy.
- Maintaining temporary housing while their primary residence is repaired/rebuilt;
- Maintaining a primary residence for the household to return to when repairs and reconstruction are completed; and
- Homeowners and renters who are under or unemployed due to the storm and in need of additional help to stabilize their finances may also benefit.
Funding for this program is being distributed to all of New Jersey's 21 counties for qualifying Sandy-impacted families and individuals through a federal Social Services Block Grant to the state Department of Human Services (DHS).
Funds will be distributed through the county Boards of Social Services or other agencies in the form of direct payments to billing agencies or vouchers to select vendors for eligible residents. Capped at $15,000 in direct payments or vouchers per household, the program provides up to six months of housing and related assistance.
Allowable expenses include:
- Retroactive and Current rent/mortgage payments
- Retroactive and Current utility payments
- Beds and Cribs
- Bed Linens and Towels
- Dressers
- Dining furniture
- Washing machines and dryers
- Refrigerators
- Couches
- Dinnerware
- Lighting
- Stoves
- Microwaves
- Air Conditioners
- Pots and Pans
- Hot Water heaters
In order to prevent fraud and maintain the integrity of the program, residents may be asked to bring any of the following items for review:
- FEMA/DCA Registration
- Mortgage statement/lease agreement
- State issued driver's license
- Utility bills
- Bank Account statement
- Income Tax Return
- Birth certificate/Voter ID/Legal Permanent Resident Card
- Guardianship papers, if applicable
People interested in applying for the program can visit www.NJ211.org or call 211 to find out where to apply.
To further help children and families impacted by Superstorm Sandy, Governor Christie also announced the official opening of the new Meadowlands Family Success Center (FSC) in Little Ferry. This marks the 14th new Family Success Center established during the Christie Administration, bringing the total number of FSCs statewide to 51.
Some of the free services provided by Family Success Centers include:
- Supportive counseling for parents raising children;
- Classes and support groups for families, single parents and teens;
- Parent-child activities; and
- Workshops on topics such as stress reduction, financial literacy, leadership/empowerment, education, employment, domestic violence, nutritional awareness, healthcare resources, and financial assistance.
The fiscal year 2014 budget reaffirms the Governor's commitment to our Family Success Centers with $9.7 million in state funds along with $2.5 million in federal funds. Additional funding has been awarded to nine FSCs in Atlantic (two sites), Cape May, Cumberland, Hudson, Middlesex, Union and Essex (two sites) counties to provide expanded hours and programs to those families impacted by Sandy.
To learn more about the Family Success Centers located throughout New Jersey, visit www.nj.gov/dcf and click the "Families" tab on the home page.
Sandy Recovery Money Available to Fill Vacant Apartments
If you have vacant units, one of the federally funded Superstorm Sandy recovery programs can provide you with a steady revenue stream for two years for an apartment leased at fair market value.
Launched by the Christie Administration to encourage property owners to fill their vacant apartments, the Landlord Incentive Program allocates $40 million in grants to provide rental property owners with approximately the difference between 30 percent of the tenant's monthly income and the fair market rents each month during the two year period of the program administered by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA).
For example, a landlord in Monmouth County would receive the fair market rent for a two bedroom apartment at $1,410 a month (about $820 paid by tenant with an incentive of about $590 paid by the State). Each individual incentive varies based on county, the property's number of bedrooms, and the tenant's income.
The fair market value varies in the nine Sandy-impacted counties. For a two-bedroom apartment, participating landlords would receive a total of $1,173 a month in Atlantic;
$1,450 in Bergen; $1,019 in Cape May; $1,202 in Essex; $1,322 in Hudson; $1,420 in
Middlesex; $1,410 in Monmouth; $1,410 in Ocean; and $1,202 in Union.
Large multi-family property owners with hundreds of units and smaller landlords with only one empty apartment to rent are equally eligible.
The program offers landlords the unique opportunity to use the federal funding coming to our state to fill vacancies at their existing properties while helping to provide sufficient affordable housing to remove the pressures on the housing supply created by Superstorm Sandy.
This is a win-win program for landlords and tenants as the Christie Administration works to restore our communities following the unprecedented damage caused by the worst natural disaster in New Jersey history. DCA is projecting the program will provide safe, suitable and affordable housing for at least 1,000 families.
The program covers existing market rate units that are currently vacant or will become vacant within the next 90 days. Under the program, 75 percent of the funds will be
allocated to units located in the nine Sandy-impacted counties. The remaining 25 percent of the funds can be utilized statewide.
Rental property owners who own existing, vacant market-rate units can apply by visiting the DCA's online grant management system at https://njdcasage.state.nj.us/Portal.asp. Prior to applying, all potential applicants must attend a mandatory technical assistance workshop about the program. The next workshop will be held at 10 a.m. on October 10th at the Middlesex County Fire Academy, 1001 Fire Academy Drive, Sayreville, NJ 08872, Classroom 2B. Landlords should RSVP by October 9th to Lisa Downes: email@example.com.
$100 Million Home Elevation Program Launched To Protect Homeowners From Future Flood And Storm Damage
Eligible Homeowners Can Apply for Up to $30,000 Reimbursement Grants
The Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) Elevation Program is a reimbursement grant program designed to help homeowners with the elevation of their primary single-family residences to meet the requirements of the flood insurance risk maps in flood-prone communities. The program is limited to the Sandy-impacted communities of Atlantic, Bergen, Cape May, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean and Union. There are no income requirements for the program and FEMA registration is not required in order to apply. Eligible applicants can receive reimbursement of up to $30,000 for elevations on existing single-family homes.
As part of the 'reNew Jersey Stronger' housing initiative, an application can be made to both the Homeowner Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation and Mitigation (RREM) Program and the HMGP Elevation Program, but homeowners may receive a grant award from only one of the programs. Homes targeted for buyout under the state's HMGP acquisition program are not eligible to participate. Additionally, federal regulations restrict homeowners who have already begun elevation work from applying.
Homeowners can use any elevation contractor registered in New Jersey that is qualified to do the work. Once all necessary documents are received and the home elevation is completed, the homeowner will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses.
The HMGP Elevation Program application period is now open and closes on September 15, 2013.
Eligible homeowners can apply for elevation grant assistance at http://www.renewjerseystronger.org/hmgp/, by calling 1-855-SANDYHM (1-855-726-3946), or by visiting one of the Housing Recovery Centers open in each of the nine most-impacted counties. << PDF Link >>
Attention South Amboy Property Owners
If your property is located in a flood area, you are eligible to apply to the "blue acres" program for a buyout.
If you have applied for the "blue acres" buyout or think you may be interested in applying, please contact Stacey Kennedy, business
Administrator at 732.525.5933 or via email at email@example.com
Volunteers from WORLD RENEW will be in Middlesex County beginning July 10 to do LONG TERM RECOVERY ASSESSMENTS WITH Middlesex County residents affected by SUPERSTORM SANDY. This is your chance to request help for recovery needs. Please expect a phone call, E-Mail or visit from WORLD RENEW TEAMS. You'll know them by their GREEN SHIRTS (which is what we call them).
PLEASE CALL THE RECOVERY CENTER AT 732 390- 7074 FOR DATES & TIMES IN YOUR AREA Or, VISIT US IN PERSON AT THESE LOCATIONS:
CARTERET July 10 & July 11 - 11:00AM to 7:00PM - Carteret Library, 100 Cook Avenue
PERTH AMBOY July 12 - 11:00AM to 7:00pm - Perth Amboy YMCA, 357 New Brunswick Avenue
SAYREVILLE July 15 & July 16 - 11:00AM to 7:00PM - Sayreville Senior Center 3rd Floor, 423 Main Street
SOUTH RIVER July 15 - 1:00PM to 6:00PM
July 16 - 1:00 PM to 7:00PM - South River Library, 55 Appleby Avenue
SOUTH AMBOY July 17 - 11:00AM to 4:30PM
July 18 - 11:00AM to 7:30PM - Sadie Pope Dowell Library, 100 Harold Hoffman
WOODBRIDGE July 19 & July 22 - 11:00AM to 7:00PM - Woodbridge Community Center, 100 Main Street
OLD BRIDGE July 23 - 1:00PM to 8:00PM - Old Bridge Library Laurence Harbor Branch, 277 Shore land Circle
Christie Administration Announces Launch of "reNew Jersey Stronger" Housing Assistance Initiative
$780 Million Available for Homeowners Impacted by Superstorm Sandy
For Immediate Release Contact: Michael Drewniak
Friday, May 24, 2013 Colin Reed
Trenton, NJ – Marking a major step forward in the recovery from Superstorm Sandy, the Christie Administration today launched the reNew Jersey Stronger housing assistance initiative to assist homeowners impacted by the storm. Beginning today, eligible homeowners can apply for grant assistance at www.renewjerseystronger.org or by calling 1-855-SANDYHM (1-855-726-3946).
The grants are designed to encourage homeowners to resettle in their primary residences and help them reconstruct, rehabilitate, elevate and mitigate their homes.
"We are working incredibly hard to get money out to Sandy-impacted individuals as quickly as possible, and today's announcement demonstrates our commitment to this mission," said Governor Chris Christie. "Sandy may have damaged homes in New Jersey, but it did not destroy New Jerseyans' spirits. With the help of initiatives such as reNew Jersey Stronger housing grants, we will be back, stronger than ever."
Today's launch of the housing assistance programs comes less than a month after the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) approved New Jersey's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Disaster Recovery Action Plan. The Action Plan details how the State will utilize $1,829,520,000 in federal funding to help homeowners, renters, businesses and communities impacted by Superstorm Sandy. The reNew Jersey Stronger housing assistance initiative will utilize $780 million of the allocation.
"While homeowners can apply online and by phone today, they will also be able to apply in-person on June 8 at Sandy Housing Assistance Centers which will be located in those counties most impacted by the storm. Housing counselors both at the centers and over the phone can help applicants navigate the entire process by providing support and clear guidance," said Richard E. Constable, III, Commissioner of the NJ Department of Community Affairs (DCA), which will administer the distribution of CDBG Disaster Recovery funds for New Jersey. "Our reNew Jersey Stronger housing assistance programs will help thousands of Sandy-impacted individuals."
Under the reNew Jersey Stronger housing initiative, homeowners whose primary residences were damaged by the storm in the nine most-impacted counties (Atlantic, Bergen, Cape May, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, and Union) may apply for two grant programs. Vacation homes, second homes and recreational vehicles or trailers are not eligible for the programs based on federal restrictions on the use of the funds.
· Homeowner Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation and Mitigation (RREM) Program: This $600 million program will provide eligible homeowners up to $150,000 in grant funds to aid the reconstruction, rehabilitation, elevation and mitigation of damaged primary homes. The program is intended to fill the gap between the costs needed to repair the home and other sources of funds the homeowner has received to repair their home such as insurance payments or assistance from FEMA or the U.S. Small Business Administration. Additionally, the program will help homeowners with the construction process by developing repair specifications, identifying qualified builders to do the construction work, and ensuring the quality of the work completed. Seventy percent of the funds will be reserved for low-to-moderate-income households in accordance with federal requirements.
All applicants under the RREM Program must have registered for assistance with FEMA and must have a household adjusted gross annual income of less than $250,000. Priority will be given to homes that are deemed "substantially damaged" (damages exceed 50% of a home's assessed value) as a result of Sandy.
· Homeowner Resettlement Program: This $180 million program is aimed at encouraging Sandy-impacted homeowners to remain in the nine counties that were most seriously affected by the storm. This program will provide $10,000 grants to eligible homeowners to encourage them to resettle in their existing home or resettle in the same county and in so doing will help to restore home values and stabilize many devastated communities. Homeowners must agree to remain in the county of their damaged residence for three consecutive years following the grant award. Sixty percent of the funds will be reserved for low-to-moderate-income households in accordance with federal requirements.
All applicants under the Resettlement Program must have registered for assistance with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and must have sustained at least $8,000 in damages or more than one foot of flooding on the first floor as a result of Sandy.
Additional Details:
The federal funding for these grant programs is limited and it is anticipated that absent an additional allocation from HUD, up to 6,000 households will receive a RREM grant and up to 18,000 households will receive a Resettlement grant. Therefore, while there is no formal deadline for accepting applications, there will be an initial application period that will run from May 24, 2013 to June 30, 2013. All completed RREM and Resettlement applications received by June 30 will then be in the first group to be processed. Once the application period closes, selection will prioritize those homeowners with the most damage (i.e., substantial, severe and major), whose homes are in the most impacted counties (i.e., Atlantic, Monmouth and Ocean), and who are of low- to moderate-income.
Whether individuals applied online, over the phone, or in person at a Sandy Housing Assistance Center, the State will ensure that all applicants have an equal chance to be selected through the process identified above. To accomplish this, the order in which applicants will be selected for processing following the end of the initial application period will be determined by an electronic random ordering process. In early July, applicants will be notified of their place on the list and whether they will receive an award out of HUD's initial allocation of funding. Anyone who is not successful in getting an award will be placed on a waiting list pending a future allocation from HUD. An announcement on future allocations is expected in September.
Applications will continue to be accepted after June 30, 2013, but these applicants will be processed only after all the most impacted homeowners from the first group have been served.
For more information on the reNew Jersey Stronger housing assistance initiative, including details about the application process, determination of eligibility, and award calculation, visit www.renewjerseystronger.org or call the hotline number 1-855-SANDYHM (1-855-726-3946). Locations and directions to the Sandy Housing Assistance Centers that are opening June 8 will be posted at www.renewjerseystronger.org as the information becomes available.
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Now is the Time to Prepare for the 2013 Hurricane Season
LINCROFT, N.J. -- With the 2013 hurricane season less than a month away, now is the time to update or make a disaster preparedness plan for yourself and your family. The Federal Emergency Management Agency urges all New Jerseyans to assemble a disaster preparedness kit, make a plan and be informed of the risks before the start of the hurricane season.
The Atlantic hurricane season lasts from June to November, with the peak season from mid-August to late October.
"Every family should have supplies ready to shelter in place for 72 hours following a hurricane, or any other disaster," Federal Coordinating Officer Gracia Szczech said. "We are asking everyone to check their kits, or make a kit, before the start of the 2013 hurricane season."
New Jerseyans can find information on how to build a preparedness kit at Ready.gov. The kit should include water, food, a flashlight with extra batteries and a first aid kit among other supplies.
Having an updated and accurate Family Emergency Plan is a key component to planning for hurricane season. The unique needs of family members, such as the elderly, infants, those with access and functional needs and any pets should be considered. Also, you should inquire about what plans are in place at work and schools in case of emergency. After all of the information is collected, gather your family to discuss how the plan works. Practice your plan at least twice a year and update it according to any issues that arise.
Being informed of the risks associated with hurricane season is an important part of preparedness. You should identify the hazards that are unique to your area. Local emergency management offices can help pinpoint the hazards in your area and outline the local plans and recommendations for each, which may include evacuations. Familiarize yourself with evacuation routes and how to secure your property in the event of a hurricane.
Visit www.Ready.gov, www.FEMA.gov or www.FloodSmart.gov for a detailed list of emergency supplies, as well as information on how to prepare for hurricanes and other disasters.
FEMA's mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain, and improve our capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards.
FEMA Website: http://www.fema.gov/news-release/2013/05/20/now-time-prepare-2013-hurricane-season
TRENTON, N.J. — Repairing or rebuilding your home following Superstorm Sandy can be a complicated and expensive process, but having your home thoroughly inspected and making all necessary repairs are critical components of the recovery process.
While much of the damage from a storm such as Sandy is visible to the naked eye, hidden damage may exist that can pose a safety hazard to residents and/or compromise the integrity of the structure.
If you are living in your home while you are repairing it, are preparing to move back in and are about to begin repairs, be sure to follow these guidelines to protect your family:
Look for any external damage
Examine the foundation, roof and chimney of the structure for cracks or other damage. The presence of cracks does not necessarily mean an unsafe structure and may be unrelated to the storm. If necessary, contact a building design professional to evaluate your building and make a determination. If you have reason to believe that your home is not safe to occupy, the local building inspector could perform an inspection.
Thoroughly check your electrical system
Floodwater contaminants can create serious fire hazards if electrical wiring and equipment have been submerged in water. Even with professional cleaning and drying, sediments and toxins are difficult to remove. It is not always necessary to replace all of the wiring, but it is recommended that you have a qualified electrical contractor evaluate the condition of:
- Circuit breakers and fuses
- All electrical wiring systems
- Light switches, thermostats, outlets, light fixtures, electric heaters and ceiling fans
- Furnace burner and blower motors, ignition transformers, elements and relays for furnaces
- Hot water tanks
- Washing machines, dryers, furnaces, heat pumps, freezers, refrigerators, dehumidifiers, vacuums, power tools, exercise equipment and similar pieces
- Electronic equipment, including computers and home entertainment systems
Keep generators outside
If your building is without power and you plan to install a backup system, use generators or other fuel-powered machines outdoors only. Such machines emit deadly carbon monoxide fumes which are odorless and can quickly overwhelm you if they are used indoors.
Conduct a thorough inspection for mold
Flooding causes dampness where mold, mildew and various organisms thrive. It can grow unnoticed in hidden areas such as above ceilings, behind walls, in attics and basements or crawl spaces.
Exposure to mold can pose a health risk, particularly for infants, the elderly and those with pre-existing conditions such as allergies or asthma.
Because mold feeds on cellulose, which is a component of many building materials, it can break down studs and joists, causing extensive property damage.
Wear gloves and a mask to protect yourself from mold spores that may be released while you are cleaning, and be sure to follow directions when using cleaning products.
The New Jersey Department of Health has released Mold Guidelines for New Jersey Residents recovering from Superstorm Sandy. To receive a copy of Mold Guidelines for New Jersey Residents, call (609) 826-4950 or download a copy online at nj.gov/health/er/hurricane_recovery_resources.shtml.
Avoid Scam Artists
As you plan long-term repair and rebuilding projects, be aware that natural disasters can bring out criminals who prey on disaster victims by offering fraudulent services. The state Division of Consumer Affairs in the Attorney General's Office licenses home improvement contractors, which is intended to provide protection for homeowners. For assistance filing a complaint, or to check on the complaint history of a business, call the DCA Consumer Service Center at (973) 504-6200.
FEMA's mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain, and improve our capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards.
Follow FEMA online at www.fema.gov/blog, www.twitter.com/fema, www.facebook.com/fema,
and www.youtube.com/fema. Also, follow Administrator Craig Fugate's activities at www.twitter.com/craigatfema.
The social media links provided are for reference only. FEMA does not endorse any non-government websites, companies or applications.
Distributing The Resources New Jersey Needs For The Rebuilding Process
What New Jersey Residents Need To Know About The Christie Administration's Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Action Plan
The Christie Administration has received approval from the Obama Administration to move forward with the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Disaster Recovery Action Plan. This plan outlines how we will utilize the first phase of the emergency supplemental passed by Congress in January. The first $1,829,520,000 in CDBG funds provided to New Jersey by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will focus primarily on helping homeowners, renters, businesses and communities impacted by Super Storm Sandy.
What To Know About Where And How:
Next Steps For New Jersey Homeowners, Renters And Small Business Owners:
Helping New Jersey Homeowners and Protecting Shore Communities:
Helping New Jersey's Working And Low Income Families:
Governor Christie is committed to helping low-to-moderate income families as well as vulnerable populations recover from Sandy. The Christie Administration is proposing a range of rental housing activities designed to replenish rental housing stock lost to Sandy, rehabilitate affordable rental units left uninhabitable by Sandy, and provide affordable housing for special needs populations.
Supporting Economic Recovery and Revitalization:
Economic recovery and revitalization is also a top priority of the Action Plan to restore communities and promote job growth. Businesses in the 113 municipalities most impacted by Super Storm Sandy incurred commercial property losses in excess of $380 million and business interruption losses in excess of $63 million. To help New Jersey businesses, the Christie Administration is setting aside $460 million in funding for the New Jersey Economic Development Authority to administer the following activities:
It is estimated the Action Plan's rental development and rehabilitation programs will create 3,000 jobs and $500 million in economic activity.
Providing Real Assistance To Local Governments And Property Taxpayers:
While the housing and economic sectors are the central focus of this first allocation of CDBG Disaster Recovery funding, the Christie Administration is also going to help local governments provide essential services. Since there were unanticipated expenses caused by the storm that are not reimbursed by FEMA, the Action Plan proposes to allocate $116 million in funds as follows:


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ElectroniCast Consultants, a leading market/technology consultancy, today announced the report release of their market forecast of the global consumption of Planar Lightwave Circuit (PLC) splitters used in Fiber Optic Communication Networks.
This ElectroniCast study report details of last years consumption and forecasts to the year 2017 of PLC splitters by product-level (level of fabrication), in selected optical communication applications. There are actually three (3) separate market forecasts:
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According to ElectroniCast, the PON, FTTx, and Telecommunication network applications dominate the worldwide PLC splitter compact device consumption value in 2012 with 77% in relative market share; followed by the cable TV segment, the PLC splitters used in Test/Measurement applications and then Harsh Environment (Military/Aerospace, Industrial) and finally Private Enterprise Networks.
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Our health care professionals address the complex, individual needs of people with interacting substance use and mental health disorders through an intensive outpatient program.
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Because each person's situation is unique, our program is divided into stages based on an individual's capacities and needs, followed by an after-care plan.
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Part of the mission of our program is to advance treatment and care of individuals with co-occurring disorders. With clients' permission, information on their health status may be used for research purposes. Participation in research is entirely voluntary and does not affect a person's care. Areas under study include attachment, dissociation, cognitive factors, ADHD, childhood maltreatment, symptoms of post-traumatic stress and personality variables.


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Dr Dirk Lindebaum from the University of Liverpool's Management School, together with his co-author Professor Peter Jordan, found that the commonly-held assumption that positivity in the workplace produces positive outcomes, while negative emotions lead to negative outcomes, may be in need for reconsideration.
This is partly due to this assumption failing to take into account the differences in work contexts which effect outcomes. For instance, anger does not always lead to negative outcomes and can be used as a force for good through acting upon injustices.
In some cases, anger can be considered a force for good if motivated by perceived violations of moral standards.
An employee, for example, could express anger constructively after a manager has treated a fellow worker unfairly.
In such cases, anger can be useful to prevent these acts of injustice from repeating themselves in the future.
Likewise, being too positive in the workplace, rather than resulting in greater well-being and greater productivity, can lead to complacency and superficiality.
The research also found that, within team situations, negativity can have a good affect, leading to less consensus and therefore greater discussion amongst workers which enhances team effectiveness.
Researchers also found people derive satisfaction from doing 'good' in the context of helplines by providing support to people in times of emotional distress.
However, they are negatively affected by their line of work due to people shunning them in social situations. The study was published in the journal Human Relations.


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I want to sell my audiobook on my website. does anyone know the best way to do this?
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EURASIAN PYGMY OWL (Glaucidium passerinum)
Chevêchette d'Europe
The main breeding range of the Pygmy owl is in boreal forests from Norway across Russia and Siberia to the Pacific coast of the Eurasian continent. In the Alps and the Jura mountains of Switzerland occur a small population of what is thought to be a relict of the last ice-age, they hung on here when the ice retreated. They are found in the western Jura, pre-Alps and Alps in forests between 1000m - 2000m.
This is an unusual owl because it is diurnal - active during the day. In fact its ability to see in the dark is said to be comparable to that of humans (Voous and Cameron 1988). And it lives up (or down !) to its name "pygmy" as it is barely the size of a starling, and hunts small birds like tits (mésange), and small mammals like voles along the forest edge. But being so small it is vulnerable to larger predators itself and takes great care to use its cryptic coloration to blend in with the background and so can be very difficult to see.
Despite its size it is a ferocious hunter and will take prey opportunistically, hiding excess prey items in "larders" - store places in the crown of tall conifers where it will return and retrieve the food when needed. This helps it through periods of scarcity and is presumably one of the strategies that helps it survive the harsh winters of its breeding range. Like many owls it is a hole nester but this little guy uses holes made by woodpeckers, usually Great Spotted or Three-toed Woodpeckers.
Its voice is a very distinctive but monotonous series of "poop" notes all at one frequency:
Despite being a soft note it carries for quite some distance, I was about 300m from that last recording when it was made. Closer up it is really quite powerful:
In the first recording the calls came at intervals of 2.05 secs, in the second recording the two bouts were at intervals of one call every 1.7 secs. The first recording also had calls at a frequency of 1.32 Khz and the second was a bit higher at 1.41 Khz. The literature (Voous and Cameron 2008; Cramp et al) tells me that females call at a slightly higher pitch and more rapidly than males, but whether the differences in my recordings are of sufficient difference I cannot say and needs more investigation. Cramp et al state that the pitch difference can be up to a third higher which is much more than I recorded. So maybe my difference is simply a reflection of excitement level?
Here is a sonogram of the second recording, from it you can see that each note lasts for about 0.3 secs and is accompanied by a harmonic at twice the frequency (= 2.8 Khz):
This species also has a set of notes on a rising scale, the so-called "scale-song", this is used mostly at the height of territorial disputes but I have yet to experience this.
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Idris Elba was pretty good in Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim", even if 90% of the stuff they had him saying made me cringe. Then again, whenever someone opened their mouth in that movie, I cringed, but whatever. Point is, Elba still managed to be pretty good in it, and if he can polish that turd of a character, you can expect he'll slay in a movie about something as important as Nelson Mandela's life.
Yes, I know, it's obviously Oscar bait. But from the looks of this trailer, it's deservedly so, and I think there's something to be said about that.
MANDELA: LONG WALK TO FREEDOM is based on South African President Nelson Mandela's autobiography of the same name, which chronicles his early life, coming of age, education and 27 years in prison before becoming President and working to rebuild the country's once segregated society.
Starring Idris Elba, Naomie Harris, Terry Pheto, Robert Hobbs, Grant Swanby, Mark Elderkin, Garth Breytenbach, Theo Landey, Gys De Villiers, Sivuyile Ngesi, Armand Aucamp, Richard Lothian, Nomfusi Gotyana, and Rohil Aniruth.
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The state Attorney General's Office is asking dozens of questions about the proposed sale of St. Mary's Hospital in Passaic to a California-based for-profit hospital company as part of the review required when charitable institutions are converted to for-profit status. State authorities want to know how Prime Healthcare Services, which operates 21 hospitals and wants to expand into the Northeast, came to bid on St. Mary's, and how the proposals submitted by Prime and other bidders were evaluated. "Why are the trustees willing to accept a commitment from [Prime Healthcare] to maintain the hospital as an acute-care facility for only five years?" asks one of the 50 questions.


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All in all, this storm wasn't too bad as the snowfall totals were concerned. The wind and cold temperatures are a different story. When it gets this cold it seems to suck the life force out of you. Quick, bring me a picture of Wells Beach in the summer! This morning, when it came time to go clear the driveway I found one of my missing gloves. As it turned out it was the unfortunate victim of a snow blower pass. It's a bit tattered but still useable and will be welcomed back home. How's that for a happy ending! Watch out for the extreme cold forecast for tonight. Keep your pipes dripping a bit so they don't freeze on you too!


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FrontPage Magazine 12 December 2011
By Ben Shapiro
This week, the Obama Administration made an announcement regarding the attack on Fort Hood in 2009. In that incident, youll recall, gentle Muslim psychiatrist Maj. Nidal Hasan? who had apparently been taking Islamic training from gentle Muslim terrorist preacher Anwar al-Awlaki picked up a handgun and proceeded to murder 12 soldiers (one pregnant) and one Army civilian employee; another 29 were injured. None of the soldiers were armed. Finally, a civilian police sergeant put Hasan down with five shots, paralyzing the gentle Muslim from the chest down.
Two years later, President Obamas Defense Department? called this incident "workplace violence. You know, like when you punch a guy at the water cooler for sleeping with your wife. Except youre a Muslim and there are forty co-workers, none of whom have slept with your wife, and youre trying to shoot them to death while shouting "Allahu Akhbar!
There is a legitimate debate to be had regarding the terminology we use to describe Muslim terrorists. Are they Muslims or are they Islamists? Are they radical Muslims, or are they just normal Muslims? Robert Spencer and Andrew McCarthy have had this debate for several weeks, most prominently at the Freedom Center Restoration Weekend. I come down on the side that says we have no business making a distinction between Muslims and so-called Islamists, since Muslims make no such distinction themselves. Osama Bin Laden knows more about Islam than I do. Ill take his word for it.
But regardless of where you come down on the question of Muslim semantics, there is no doubt that Islam must come into play when we discuss the threat of terrorism. Labeling Fort Hood "workplace violence is like labeling September 11 a "building collapse. Its not just misleading, its sick.
What would drive the Obama Administration to place this absurd Orwellian label on a Muslim terrorist attack? There are two rationales: fear and hope.
First, fear. The Defense Department is deathly afraid of funding cuts and with good reason, since it is clear that Democrats are far less interested in cutting Grannys Medicare than in cutting missile defense (a position that no doubt has Vladimir Putin? grinning in his sleep). So the military must please the left. Theyve done that by turning the military into a social experimentation center where male sexuality is injected into barracks. Now theyre doing it by upholding the diversity meme. As General George Casey?, the armys top officer, said in the aftermath of the Fort Hood massacre, Our diversity, not only in our Army, but in our country, is a strength. And as horrific as this tragedy was, if our diversity becomes a casualty, I think thats worse.
Now, Im fairly certain that the murder of pregnant women is worse than people accurately labeling Nidal Hasan a Muslim terrorist. And Im fairly certain that General Casey? knows that. But General Casey also knows where his bread is buttered, and so does the entire Defense Department.
Fear is the order of the day in the Defense Department, then.
And then theres hope. The Obama Administration hopes that by calling the Fort Hood massacre workplace violence, we will all accept Nidal Hasans presence as a member of the workplace. Hes just the same as Sgt. Bill or Lt. Jane he just happens to hate America and all that it stands for. Tomayto, tomahto.
Whats the point of this little fiction? By including Hasan in the workplace, the Obama Administration hopes to convince Muslims around the world that we want them as part of our global workplace. For the love of Allah, if they can see that well accept even their most militant members into our military, wont they be able to see that we can all live together in peace?
And thus, the Obama Administrations idiotic hope combines with the militarys deathly fear to rewrite history. Those who were killed at Fort Hood become random victims of violence rather than martyrs in the clash of civilizations (whereas for Muslims, Hasan is already a martyr in the clash of civilizations). Hasans Allahu Akhbar becomes a delightfully exotic version of going postal, or another incident of a disturbed soldier going Rambo.
While we play pattycake with the terminology of Islamic murder, Muslims around the world have no such qualms. In fact, they label everything we do Western imperialism. Protecting Muslims from the Taliban? Western imperialism. Saving Kuwait from Saddam Hussein? Western imperialism. Lady Gaga? Western imperialism.
So, whos destined to win this fight the side that insists that Muslim murder is workplace violence, or the side that insists that soldierly workplace violence in defense of Muslims is murder of Muslims? Its a pretty safe bet that the side that sees Allahu Akhbar as a call to diversity training will end up on the wrong side of history.


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