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text: This book examines the role of Abdul Qadeer Khan, a Pakistani scientist, as one of the primary contributors to what the authors call the "second nuclear age" (the first real threat of nuclear annihilation since the end of the Cold War). Although a factual narrative, the book provides a riveting tale of Khan's evolution from a scientist seeking to protect his country to a "nuclear jihadist" providing nuclear secrets, technology, and equipment to some of the most volatile regimes in the world. The authors identify the moments at which Khan's proliferation of nuclear weapons could have been stopped by the United States and its allies, explain why Khan was not stopped in these instances, and delineate how the failure to impede Khan's progress has contributed to the threat of nuclear warfare. Sources include interviews, published and confidential government documents, and reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). It describes Khan's dealings with Libya, North Korea (DPRK), Iraq, and Iran. While the book contains acknowledgements, brief notes on each chapter, and a detailed index, the authors refer readers to the book's website for complete endnotes and detailed references, as well as other information.


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Planning and Zoning Director Tonya Richards and developer Gary Dunnegan met Monday with commissioners, discussing the status of a future subdivision planned at the county lake.
Richards said a plat for the area, to be called Saddle Creek Estates, had already been approved by the planning commission board.
Commissioners approved the plat with the exception that the road by Lakeshore Drive going into the subdivision remains private, with public access. The road previously had to be re-examined because of issues with the floodplain.
Commissioners also approved the re-zoning of the land from agricultural to residential.
"We're really happy the commissioners approved it," Dunnegan said. "There's a lot of demand for lots up there, just not many lots."
He felt development could begin within 60 days.
"Hopefully we'll have a couple of families that want homes built in there," he said.
In other business:
- After speaking with emergency manager Randy Frank, commissioners decided to rescind the burn ban that was in place in the county.
- Commissioners approved the $27,338 purchase of a 2015 F-350 1-ton truck from Hillsboro Ford for the weed department. After meeting for a five-minute executive session, commissioners allowed director Rollin Schmidt to use more than 60 hours of off time by the end of March.
- Commissioners decided to carry forward with another year of health coverage from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas for county workers.
- Park and lake superintendent Steve Hudson informed commissioners of a new heater donated by Buster Stuts of Eagle Plumbing and Heating in McPherson. He installed the new heater at no cost, which includes a timer to save energy.
- Commissioners approved a one-year salary change for treasurer office assistant Rhonda Curry from $2,669 to $2,773 monthly.


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It's another one of those silly national "holidays," but we'll use any excuse to savor our java. In honor of this very important day, here are some of our favorite coffee prep and delivery vessels.
notNeutral Cooper Hewitt LINO Coffee Mug Set of 4. These are a very special series of mugs developed by notNeutral in partnership with the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum. This inaugural series features a selection of textile patterns from the museum's iconic collection, designed by artists Josef Hoffmann and Koloman Moser during the early 1900's Wiener Werkstätte era.
Stelton AJ Coffee Serving Set. Launched in 1967, the Cylinda Line designed by Arne Jacobsen immediately attracted considerable attention for its serene and functionalist design. It' an iconic set any modernist will love for life, and hand down for generations.
iittala Tanssi Coffee Cup. A cup inspired by an opera called "The Cunning Little Vixen" — we're all in. "Tanssi" means "dance" in Finnish, and it's also the name for this exuberant new tableware collection illustrated by London-based Finnish artist Klaus Haapaniemi.
Nambe Bulbo Coffee Canister with Scoop. This sleek little canister combines sleek steel with warm acacia wood. Designed by Lou Henry, it's the perfect way to store, access and scoop high quality coffee beans.
Eva Solo Madam Solo Coffeemaker. Even the strictest minimalist won't have trouble leaving this simple porcelain coffeemaker out on the counter. It's Eva Solo's modern take on the iconic Danish coffee pot, Madam Blue. The coffee pot enables you to brew coffee in two different ways. Either the traditional way using a coffee filter, or 'al fresco', which is how coffee was originally brewed.
notNeutral Links Coffee Set. Along with the coffee, the strong graphic on these pieces will help you wake up. Inspired by the way bicycle chains fit together, the design is by Rios Clementi Hale Studios. Includes a coffee pot with lid, a creamer and sugar bowl.
Muuto Push Coffee Maker. This contemporary Nordic press fits right in on a shelf full of other favorite shapely objects. "I wanted to make a coffee press, which is both soft to look at and soft to hold. The friendly shape goes hand in hand with the warm and cozy atmosphere that a good cup of coffee provides." — designer Mette Duedahl.
Eastvold Elko Coffee Table – Bamboo. Of course, every good hot cup needs a good place to perch. This handmade coffee table is at once contemporary yet fills us with nostalgia for the mid-century modern era.
Nambe Twist Coaster Set of 6. And of course, you'll want to protect your coffee table. We love this set because it doubles as a gorgeous sculptural piece you'll admire even when the coasters aren't in use.
Whatever you do today, take a second to stop and smell the coffee.


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People Behind KDE: Reginald Stadlbauer
This week, in The People Behind KDE, Tink interviews Reginald Stadlbauer, hacker extraordinaire originally behind such things as KPresenter and KWord. "I posted to the kde lists, that I'll write a
Reginald Hanson?
Anyone else think Reggie looks like the oldest Hanson brother? Or maybe the kid on Third Rock From The Sun?
By Otter at Mon, 2000/10/30 - 6:00am
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Definitely the 3rd Rock guy, I'd swear they were long lost brothers! :)
By Chris Bordeman at Tue, 2000/10/31 - 6:00am
Not quite answered question
So who's the leader of his favorite band. Who is his favorite band? I would not care, if it weren't for the tease.
By Evan "JabberWok... at Mon, 2000/10/30 - 6:00am
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Well, if I had a guess, I'd say he talks about Kurt Cobain/Nirvana.
But who knows...
By tix64 at Tue, 2000/10/31 - 6:00am
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I don't know, Kurt Cobain at a BBQ? what a depressing thought! ( you'd have to keep pulling him off the grill and hiding the lighter fluid just in case he tried to drink it.)
I don't mean to offend anyone, it's just, if I'm not mistaken he was allways depressed and trying to kill himself.
By bender at Tue, 2000/11/07 - 6:00am
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Hey Reggie!
I probably don't live too far from you if you're located near somewhere near Troll Tech. I'm at "Frogner" in Oslo. Mail me if you'd like to have a beer sometime:-)
By Andreas Joseph Krogh at Tue, 2000/10/31 - 6:00am
Kalle Dalheimer
Does anyone here know if Kalle Dalheimer still is affiliated with the KDE team? And what is he doing right now?
By Mats Eriksson at Tue, 2000/10/31 - 6:00am
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By reihal at Tue, 2000/10/31 - 6:00am
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I just want to say thanks, Reggie, for KWord and KPresenter. KOffice has got to be the boldest part of KDE. It's quite impressive to know that you agreed to set aside work on KPresenter to fill the need for KWord, and did such an incredible job with it. Despite some small nit-picks, it's unbelievably full-featured and well thought out. Definitely the cornerstone of KOffice.
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Evening Report: June 18
Manchester United winger Luis Nani claims he is too good to return to Portuguese football.
The Portugal international admits he could leave Old Trafford this summer, but is not looking to move back home.
Roman Abramovich has been hailed as a 'pioneer' of football by former Chelsea sporting director Frank Arnesen.
Abramovich is celebrating 10 years as Chelsea owner, and the club have won three league titles, one Champions League and four FA Cups during his time at Stamford Bridge.
Arsenal have been shortened to odds-on favourites to complete the signing of Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Julio Cesar before the transfer deadline.
Cesar seems set to leave Loftus Road after QPR were relegated, and the Emirates Stadium is the most likely destination for the Brazil international.
Tottenham are reportedly confident Andre Villas-Boas will stay with the club, amid interest in the Portuguese manager from Paris Saint-Germain.
PSG have identified Villas-Boas as a potential replacement for Carlo Ancelotti, but Tottenham believe he will remain at White Hart Lane.
Manchester City are reported to be waiting for Bayern Munich striker Mario Gomez to make a decision on his future.
City are interested in the Germany international, although he looks likely to secure a transfer to Napoli.
Pep Guardiola will find it difficult to exceed the achievements of Jupp Heynckes as Bayern Munich manager, according to former Barcelona defender Abelardo.
Guardiola takes charge of the treble winners later this month, with Heynckes having retired at the end of the season.News Now - Sport News


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The Miami Dolphins enter Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts with a chance to jump into a tie for first place in the AFC East at 5-3. They should have the keys to their passing game available.
NFL.com and NFL Network's Albert Breer reports that Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill, who is recovering from a knee and quadriceps injury, will start. Breer also reports that Tannehill's top wide receiver, Brian Hartline, also is active.
We'll be tracking all the injury news throughout Sunday morning right here, so refresh often. Here's the other injury news:
1. Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson will start Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals after missing last week's game with a sore hamstring.
2. Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He could be limited. Lions safety Louis Delmas (knee) is out.
3. Colts linebacker Robert Mathis (knee) told Breer that he will play against the Dolphins. Huge news for a so-so Colts defense.
4. The Colts also downgraded running back Donald Brown to questionable Saturday because of his knee problems. Brown is active, but he might not play his usual big role. Tight end Coby Fleener is out for Indianapolis.
5. NFL.com and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant is a true game-time decision because of a bothersome hip, according to a source who has spoken with the player. Bryant is pushing hard to play, but the Cowboys are trying to be cautious. Byrant told Rapoport on Thursday that his hip "hurts." The Cowboys play the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night.
6. The Philadelphia Eagles activated Mike Patterson off the non-football injury list in anticipation of him playing on Monday night. The defensive tackle had a scary medical issue involving a congenital tangle of blood vessels in his brain that required surgery.
7. The New York Giants activated tight end Travis Beckum off the physically unable to perform list. He's returning from an anterior cruciate ligament tear suffered in Super Bowl XLVI.
8. Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata (knee) is active. It's possible his snaps against the Cleveland Browns could be limited.
9. Houston Texans backup running back Ben Tate (hamstring) is out against the Buffalo Bills.
10. Titans quarterback Jake Locker (left shoulder) is inactive once again, as expected. Matt Hasselbeck will start against the Chicago Bears.
11. Aldrick Robinson will start at wide receiver over Leonard Hankerson in the Washington Redskins' game against the Carolina Panthers. Pierre Garcon (foot) is out again for the Redskins and could be done for the season.
12. Panthers wide receiver Brandon LaFell (head) is inactive against the Redskins, as expected.
13. Cincinnati Bengals rookie cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick is active for the first time all season. The first-round draft pick injured his left knee during the summer, but he dressed against the Denver Broncos.
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Reintroducing Identity Exposure Index (IEI)
I first introduced the concept of an Identity Exposure Index (IEI) back in April of 2009. With all of the security breaches in the news over the past few months, I am presenting it again.
On a scale of 0 to 5 (0 being nearly invisible, 5 being at risk), how much of your identity is exposed on the Internet? If you're wondering, there are some tests you can try that will give you a good idea of you Identity Exposure index (iEi). Here are the tests I performed and some calculations you can use. I chose these tests because they could give an identity thief enough information to impersonate you under the right circumstances. For example, knowing your mother's maiden name and a former address might be enough to get past a security question or two. Heaven forbid your Social Security number shows up anywhere on line!
Keep in mind that this isn't absolute by any means; it's more of a quick-and-dirty estimate. But what you find might surprise you.
Use any top search engine. I used Google. My test results are shown in parentheses.
1. Search your name in the form you commonly use; e.g., Ken Harthun, not Kenny, Ken G. or other variants. Count the number of accurate hits on the first page. (9)
2. Search your full legal name as it appears on your birth certificate. Count the number of accurate hits on the first page. (3)
3. Search your mother's married name, with and without her middle name and middle initial. If her maiden name shows up anywhere on the first page, count 10; if not, count 1. (10)
4. Search the last six digits of your Social Security number, including the dash. If your name shows up anywhere on the first page, count 10; if not, count 1. (1)
5. Search your home phone number with area code. If your current address is shown, count 10; any former address, count 5; else, count 1. (5)
Now, add all the scores. Maximum score is 50. Divide by 10 to get your iEi. It's your choice whether or not to round off.
As you can see, my score was 28, so my iEi is 2.8, which is above the median. For comparison purposes, I also did the tests using my wife's information and her iEi is 0.7. That makes sense because she does almost nothing on the web, save for checking her one Yahoo! mail account.


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Every baby has tender, sensitive skin that is still developing and is more susceptible to the effects of bacteria and external irritants. When it comes to diaper rashes, your baby may seem to suffer more so than usual, causing you to wonder the reasons why do baby wipes cause diaper rash.
You may have tried several topical creams and natural rash ointments without seeing much healing. One thing many parents do not think about when trying to soothe and heal diaper rash is the box of baby wipes they are using at every diaper change.
It's All About the Preservatives
Every parent enjoys the convenience of baby wipes, especially during road trips or shopping at the mall all day. However, if your baby seems to have a great deal of trouble with rashes, you may be making them worse by using baby wipes. Most brands of wipes contain chemicals that used for preserving the wipes, protecting against the growth of mold and bacteria due to moisture content. Two common preservatives used in most brands of baby wipes are methylisothiazolinone (MIT) and methylchloroisothiazolinone (MCI). Both of these preservatives have been found to increase skin irritation, even more so in babies with extremely sensitive skin.
Coupling Baby Wipe Chemicals with Diaper Irritants
Using baby wipes on a regular basis can cause your little one to become sensitized to the preservatives used in them. When your baby becomes sensitized to an irritant, the risk of immune reactions becomes greater, the result being skin rashes. If your baby is experiencing diaper rash due to this type of immune reaction to the preservatives in baby wipes, imagine the increased irritation caused by the chemicals in some disposable diapers. Diapers contain chemicals for providing wicking benefits that help keep moisture away from the skin. While this can be a great benefit, it may not be the case for a baby with super sensitive skin and heightened allergies to irritants.
How to Avoid Diaper Rashes Caused by Baby Wipes
Using warm water and a block of mild soap to clean up your baby's bottom during diaper changes can help a lot to reduce the occurrence of rash. If you must travel or take your baby with you shopping, making up a plastic sealed bag of soft, moistened cloths (one bag with clothes containing mild soap and one made with clean, pure water for rinsing after cloths containing soap) for diaper changes is best to avoid using disposable wipes. However, be sure to use a diaper rash ointment during every diaper change to help prevent the skin drying out due to using any type of mild soap.
Controlling your baby's diaper rash is important for the promotion of his or her good health and comfort. The most comfortable, healthy baby is also the one that is happiest. When your baby is content and happy, you feel happier and more content as well. Always take the time to learn more about any type of skin rash your baby may be experiencing. When asking the question 'Do baby wipes cause diaper rash?', remember that chemicals used in them can be harsh.
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North Lenoir's Cedric Summers is prepared for his senior season.
LA GRANGE -- A previously injured Cedric Summers has one last season to blow the Hawks away.
The North Lenoir running back is entering his senior year and says he's in the best shape ever.
"I'm feeling good," Summers said. "I'm ready to go. All I can think about is that first snap -- that's all I can think about."
The Hawks open their season Friday against Eastern Wayne, where several of Summers' relatives play.
"I know their skillset," he said of the Hawks' Week 1 opponent. "They've got a lot of good skill, but they don't have the linemen base that they normally would, so it's going to be a good game."
Summers is from La Grange and began playing as a youngster, following the footsteps of his older brother Billy, who attends North Carolina A&T State University.
"I can't describe it, I just love (football)," said Summers, who also runs track in the spring.
After his senior season, he hopes to attend UNC Pembroke to play football, but for now, he wants to focus on winning more games than last year. The Hawks finished 2-8 in 2012 and lost 20 seniors from that team. Many sophomores will have to play big this season.
"I'm just trying to get all the younger boys on the same page," Summers said. "Last year, we won three games and got one taken back. We just want to try to win some more games this year."
Under the newly-aligned Eastern Carolina 2A, Summers said the Hawks may have a shot at doing better in the conference. He hopes to be in the playoff running at the end of the season.
"I expect him to step up and be a leader, not only because he'll be a senior this year, but because he's been in the system �," said North Lenoir coach Calvin Sutton. "He's been one of the forerunners, and I've seen him develop real well."
Summers said he worked out during the offseason to prepare for his last year, where he plans on leaving a message.
"I want to change the way people look at North Lenoir," he said. "Doing better than last year, that's my main goal."
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O'Reilly on roll; Avalanche hold off Panthersby Alain Poupart
SUNRISE, Fla. -- Ryan O'Reilly continued his strong offensive play for the Colorado Avalanche, who had to hold off a Florida Panthers comeback to escape with a 3-2 victory Friday.
O'Reilly had a goal and an assist at BB&T Center, giving the forward five goals and two assists in the past six games.
"He's been outstanding," said Avalanche forward Jamie McGinn, who scored off an O'Reilly assist in the second period for a 3-0 lead. "He's been consistent every game. He works hard, on and off the ice, and it's paying off."
The Avalanche are 20-1-1 when leading after one period and 27-0-2 when leading after two, but they were holding on in the third. Colorado was outshot 20-6 and 15-0 over the final 13:13.
"We were outstanding in the first two periods; unfortunately the third was not as good, and this is something we have to be better at," Avalanche coach Patrick Roy said. "I thought that was a great test for us in some ways because we were up by three goals, we knew they were going to put pressure on us, and I thought it was a good opportunity to play a strong third period in our own end. That wasn't the case.
"We didn't move our feet as much in the third as we did in the first two. Our decisions weren't as good. We need to learn to win those games, like 4-1 and 5-1, and bear down on our chances. But, you know what, a win is a win, and this is a very important two points for us."
Paul Stastny scored for Colorado, which won for the sixth time in eight games (6-1-1). Matt Duchene had two assists. Alex Tanguay, back in the lineup after missing 36 games because of knee and hip injuries, had an assist on Stastny's goal.
"I was very happy with him," Roy said of Tanguay. "He moved the puck well. He's a difference-maker. You know the difference when he's out there."
Goalie Semyon Varlamov bounced back after being pulled in his previous start by making 34 saves. Varlamov, who was replaced early in the second period of a 5-2 loss Tuesday against the Toronto Maple Leafs after allowing three goals on 10 shots, made some big stops early in the second period but saved his best for last. He made three saves in a 10-second span after Florida got within 3-2 late in the third period.
Colorado began a three-game road trip that continues Saturday against the Tampa Bay Lightning and ends Tuesday against the Dallas Stars.
Scottie Upshall scored twice, including his 100th NHL goal, but the Panthers had a two-game winning streak end.
Tim Thomas, making his 10th start in the Panthers' past 11 games, stopped 22 shots. Two of his saves came on breakaways when he denied O'Reilly in the first period and Nathan MacKinnon, the first pick in the 2013 NHL Draft, in the second.
A second matchup between the top two picks in last year's draft didn't materialize because a lower-body injury kept Panthers center Aleksander Barkov out of the lineup.
MacKinnon and Barkov played Nov. 16 when Florida won 4-1 at Colorado. The Avalanche won here for the first time in four tries.
Veteran Scott Gomez replaced Barkov in the lineup, making his first appearance since Dec. 28. Gomez had four shots on goal and won 10 of his 13 faceoffs.
"He was enthusiastic in the room and on the bench," Panthers interim coach Peter Horachek said. "He wanted to win and he wanted to get back into the game. He gave a good effort for being out for that long."
The Panthers went 0-for-2 on the power play, extending their franchise-record streak of games without a power-play goal to 12. They've failed on their past 38 power-play attempts, breaking the team record of 37 set in 2010-11.
The biggest problem for Florida, however, was the slow start.
"We didn't have our legs in the first period," Upshall said. "They got some lucky bounces, got some goals, they're a good team. Varlamov played really well in the first couple of periods and made us work extremely hard in the third to come back."
Florida was playing at home for the only time in an eight-game stretch. The Panthers went 2-1-0 on a three-game road trip that ended Tuesday with a 4-3 victory against the Buffalo Sabres and will play their next four on the road, starting Sunday against the Detroit Red Wings.
O'Reilly opened the scoring 1:34 into the game when he set a career high with his 19th goal of the season. After Duchene skated around the net and his backhand drifted to the front, O'Reilly fired a shot that was deflected and went wide. He picked up the loose puck behind the net and quickly brought it back and put it home before Thomas could get back into position.
Stastny extended the lead to 2-0 at 16:13 after Gabriel Landeskog intercepted a clearing attempt at the half boards. Landeskog fed Stastny, who was standing alone in front of Thomas and spun around before sliding a backhand into the open net.
"They came out hard at us and we had a hard time controlling them there in the first period," Thomas said. "They really put on the forecheck on us, basically did what we would have liked to have done to them. From there, we're battling back to get into the game. In the third period there, we made quite a push, but ultimately couldn't get the three goals we were down back."
McGinn padded the lead with seven minutes left in the second period after Thomas got his stick on O'Reilly's pass from behind the net. McGinn outmaneuvered defenseman Erik Gudbranson for the loose puck and put a quick shot past Thomas.
Upshall got Florida on the board at 5:18 of the third period with his second goal in his past 21 games. He made it 3-2 with 1:43 left when Tom Gilbert's slap shot from the point went off his leg.
Colorado secured the victory by holding Florida without a shot in the final minute with Thomas on the bench for an extra attacker.
"We started great," O'Reilly said. "We skated well, played real well, took some chances. We probably could have given ourselves a 4-0 lead at times. We started good and that start won it for us. At the end, they had chance after chance. We have to be a little bit better and make sure we don't give up opportunities like that, especially late in the game. It was a good win for us, we got the points."


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GOP Senate push targets blue states
In 2012, Democrats snagged Senate seats from Republicans in states where the GOP should have prevailed with relative ease.
In 2014, Republicans want to show they can play that game, too.
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The GOP could conceivably capture the Senate by winning in seven states currently represented by Democrats but that Mitt Romney carried. But running the table in those states is a very tall task, party strategists freely acknowledge, so they're working to expand the map of competitive races to states like Iowa, Michigan, Colorado and several others.
( Also on POLITICO: Good news for GOP in 2014 midterms)
If Republicans can mount strong campaigns in purple and even some blue states, it could allow them to capitalize on an anti-Obamacare electoral wave if one forms — or, short of that, force Democrats to spend precious dollars they'd rather devote to the true battleground races.
Here's a look at seven states carried by Barack Obama where national Republicans have the best hopes of an upset, ranked in order from most to least likely. Democrats control 55 seats to Republicans' 45, so the GOP needs a net pickup of six seats.
Michigan: Settling on Land
Operatives at the National Republican Senatorial Committee are most hopeful about capitalizing on the retirement of Sen. Carl Levin. The field quickly cleared for Democratic Rep. Gary Peters, who represents the Detroit suburbs and narrowly lost a 2002 race for attorney general.
GOP leaders have begun rallying behind former Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land after a handful of House members, including Mike Rogers and Dave Camp, passed. Thirteen senators co-hosted a fundraiser for her last week. She raised $1 million last quarter and put in another $1 million of her own money.
( Also on POLITICO: Land-ing pad for Senate Republicans in Michigan)
Part of the hope is that Gov. Rick Snyder, up for reelection, could be strong at the top of the ticket and Land might ride his coattails.
Land is still finding her sea legs as a candidate. She took heat for somewhat contradictory comments on repealing Obamacare last week and has not done many public events. The president carried Romney's home state by 9 percentage points last year.
Iowa: A GOP Free-for-All
The Hawkeye State seemed like a natural pickup opportunity when Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin announced his retirement early this year. But the strongest potential Republican candidates, such as Reps. Steve King and Tom Latham, passed while Democrats quickly coalesced behind Rep. Bruce Braley.
Whoever emerges from a crowded GOP field will most likely not be tied to Washington the way Braley is. That could allow the GOP standard-bearer to run as an outsider in a state Obama carried by 6 points.
The concern among Republicans is that if no candidate breaks 35 percent in a crowded primary, the nominee will be picked by activists at a summer convention. Conventions have a history of selecting more-conservative nominees — sometimes too conservative for general election voters.
The governor, Terry Branstad, is officially neutral but is thought to favor state Sen. Joni Ernst, a close friend of Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds. With the help of consultant Todd Harris, she has become a stronger candidate since the spring but has never faced scrutiny outside her solid-red legislative district.
( Also on POLITICO: Tea party unscathed in early GOP civil war)
Former energy executive Mark Jacobs has the ability to self-fund, but he's also a first-time candidate. The field includes some conservative dark horses. Democrats say that whoever emerges will have run too far to the right to shore up the base and won't be well-known statewide.
New Hampshire: Waiting for Brown
Scott Brown, the former Massachusetts senator who lost to Elizabeth Warren in 2012, continues to flirt with challenging freshman Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, who won with only 52 percent in 2008.
The Obamacare rollout and internal polling showing the incumbent with an approval rating below 50 percent have caused Brown in recent weeks to more seriously consider jumping in. NRSC leaders are providing plenty of encouragement.
He is already well-known in the Granite State because the majority of residents get their news from the Boston media market. He would be able to raise lots of money, and his moderate brand could play better in the purple state than next door in the deep-blue Bay State. Notably, Brown just sold his house in Massachusetts and has been spending a lot more time in New Hampshire.


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9-21-08 PNC Park, Astros @ Pirates
Today was the last home game of the season, and likely my last Major League Baseball game of 2008. Since it was a Sunday afternoon game, there was no batting practice. The only chance I had at a ball was to get one thrown to me. When the pitchers came out, I elected to go on the Astros' side, because there were too many Pirates fans crowded behind the Pirates' pitchers. I donned my Astros gear hoping it would increase my chances of getting a ball.
I had purchased tickets from Stubhub behind the Pirates dugout, because last year, the players tossed all of their hats into the crowd after the game. I was sitting in section 121 row A, but the ushers wouldn't let anyone down into the lower 6 rows, so I got shut out. Hats can only be thrown/tossed so far.
After the game, I hat came from behind me. I thought that some fan had thrown it. So I didn't really bother to go after it, even though it landed in the seat directly in front of me. I looked back and a girl from the Bucco brigade had a big bag and was tossing out hats. She was in the aisle between the dugout boxes and the infield boxes. Since fans aren't allowed down into the dugout boxes, I guess they tried to satisfy them by doing the hat thing this way. I thought it was stupid. I would rather have something from a player.
After a few minutes, John Grabow and Ian Snell came out and started tossing signed MLB baseballs and hats into the crowd. I was lucky enough to grab one of Ian Snell's autographed batting practice hats. It was fitted, brand new, and still had the stickers on it ($27.99 price tag too!).
Snell autographed it along the side of the sticker.
I came close to a couple of the baseballs, but it was pretty packed, and Ian and John were basically hand picking the people they were tossing to. There was no randomly tossing the balls up in the air.
It was a great day to close out the season. I managed to get 1 ball on a non-BP day, and I got an awesome BP hat. If you're wondering if I plan on wearing the hat, I definately am. I've already removed the tags and have worn it once already. It fits great! I probably won't wear it to BP's because I don't want it getting sweaty and ruined.
Below is a picture of the ball I snagged today:
Game: 1 ball
Season: 128 balls
Career: 166 balls
Hit List: 166 hits ties me with BRUCE AVEN for #3,931 on the all time hit list. Aven was a one time Pittsburgh Pirate in 2000 and had a short career (obviously, with only 166 hits).
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"Don't let anyone tell you that the only choice is the old politics", Nick Clegg, April 2010
Over recent weeks, I've been watching the leaflets fall through the door. Labour do a nice line in photos of Hilly Fields; every single thing that Steve Bullock has done has apparently been because of the Greens (rumour has it that the mayoral knight can't tie his own shoelaces without Darren Johnson having "campaigned hard" for it first); and if there are Tory leaflets, well, they must be too big for my letter box.
All the usual electoral fare. But, as we all know, what is different this time round is the rise of the Lib Dems. Sweeping all before them they promise change, honesty and a fresh, new politics.
So, why is their election material in Lewisham so negative - and their arguments resting on dodgy ground? Tamora Langley, the Lib Dem parliamentary candidate, berates Labour for having done nothing on violent crime. This is nothing more than low grade populism. Reported violent crime may have increased, but it's a big jump from there to saying that violent crime is up. As the British Crime Survey demonstrates, there are enough grey areas to make it almost impossible to say "violent crime is going up. Indeed, the Tories got caught out when they tried just this.
But Tam Langley ignores these nuances to make a blatant and sweeping partisan point that is helpful to no one and nothing but Liberal Democrat election prospects. As further evidence of her opportunism, she puts the blame on Labour. Last time I looked the Mayor of London was responsible for the Metropolitan Police, and if memory serves me correctly, he's a Tory.
Still, don't let something as inconvenient as the facts get in the way of a populist rant. This is an election after all, although I thought the Liberals were offering a "new politics".
It's also very hard to take their claims to be a new broom seriously when they draw so many of their candidates from the Westminster Village. Indeed, Ms Langley is a lobbyist with Weber Shandwick.
Now, some of my best friends are lobbyists, and it would be childish to write off Tam Langley simply because of her job. However, I'm afraid she makes that very easy for us to do when we see that she is blogging about her campaign for . . . er, lobbyists Weber Shandwick.
If the Liberals really want to offer us a new politics then they should stop publicly using their campaign experiences for the benefit of the private lobbyist companies who employ them.


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Updated at 5:50pmET: A rapidly-approaching conclusion loomed over the 2012 election on Saturday, as President Barack Obama, Republican nominee Mitt Romney, their running mates and surrogates swarmed a series of battleground states to make their closing messages.
Obama and Romney each employed a mixture of uplifting, forward-looking rhetoric with attacks on the other during a whirlwind tour of battleground states set to decide the election on Tuesday.
Slideshow: On the campaign trail
Looking for a catalyzing moment to push past Obama in those swing states, Romney opted to play up the president's comments Friday at a rally, at which he urged supporters to vote as a means of seeking "revenge" against Republicans.
"Yesterday the president said something you may have heard by now that I think surprised a lot of people. Speaking to an audience, he said you know voting is the best 'revenge,'" Romney said. "He told his supporters, voting for revenge. Vote for revenge? Let me tell you what I'd like to tell you: Vote for love of country."
At a campaign stop in Newington, N.H., GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney stressed his support of entrepreneurs if he is elected president.
The Obama campaign, in response Saturday afternoon, called the line of attack "very small."
"I think it's interesting that that's the closing argument that the Romney campaign is making," said Obama spokesman Ben LaBolt.
Related: Obama aide explains 'voting is best revenge' comment
The remarks were consistent with Romney's effort to project momentum heading into the campaign's final weekend, riding high after drawing the largest crowd of its campaign at a Friday night rally in Ohio. The Republican ticket has essentially tried to co-opt the themes of "change" from Obama's 2008 campaign as its closing argument now against the president.
Speaking in Mentor, Ohio, President Barack Obama speaks about his Administration's accomplishments of the last four years.
But the Romney campaign's outward optimism clashed with new polls giving Obama an ever-so-slight edge in pivotal swing states. New NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls showed Romney trailing Obama by six points among likely voters in Ohio, and by two points in Florida.
Related: Polls: Obama stays ahead in Ohio, deadlocked with Romney in Fla.
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan's trip Saturday afternoon to Pennsylvania, a state which the GOP has only contended in the final days of the campaign, was emblematic of the campaigns' dueling perspectives toward the campaign. The Romney campaign argued it was a sign of surging momentum while the Obama campaign cast the trip as an act of desperation — a Hail Mary effort driven by foreclosed opportunities in other battleground states. (Romney will stop in Pennsylvania on Sunday.)
While the outcome on Election Day is far from assured, a certain wistfulness set in as Obama looked back at his four years in office. He argued his experience as president showed he was someone whom voters could trust, meaning to imply as well that Romney wasn't.
"When you elect a president, you don't know what kinds of emergencies may happen. You don't know what problems he or she may deal with," he said. "But you want to be able to trust your president."
In this composite photo: President Barack Obama points while speaking at a campaign event at Mentor High School in Ohio, and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney speaks at a campaign rally in Dubuque, Iowa November 3, 2012.
And amid the late-breaking attack by Romney meant to cast Obama as embittered, the president told a crowd in Mentor, Ohio: "I don't feel cynical. I feel hopeful."
There were signs that awareness of the campaign's approaching horizon had set in among the Romney campaign as well.
"It was very emotional when I gave my last address by myself, because I hear the voices and the passion of the people out there that are really hurting, and they are etched in my mind and my heart, as they are with Mitt," Ann Romney told the press corps traveling with her husband. "It's been an extraordinary experience."
Recommended: Ryan travels to Pennsylvania, trying to put state in play
The full range of reflection would have to wait, though, until Wednesday. Obama and Romney — along with their running mates, Vice President Joe Biden and Ryan — each have a long list of stops ahead of them during the remainder of Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Their efforts are met by hoards of Democratic and Republican surrogates, who fanned out across the country as part of a frenzied effort in hopes of adding a few more swing states to their candidate's column on Tuesday.


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Monday, October 24, 2011
Happy Housefuls
These four have had a lot of fun over the years. A lot. We're excellent multi-taskers. We can talk, laugh, eat, cry, validate each other, and make inappropriate jokes all at the same time.
We spent the weekend together at our place with all of our kids (for a grand total of nine) and today the house feels strangely empty without them here. Usually when they come to visit, they accidentally leave an article of clothing. I was really jonesing for Becky to accidentally leave that gorgeous orange coat, but I can't find it anywhere.
We had a great time riding roller coasters, eating deep fried everything, watching movies, roasting marshmallows, and staying up too late. In other words, we had lots of fun. Lots of multi-tasking fun.
When I was young, I thought I'd have a bunch of kids just like my mom. Turns out, I only had two kids but a bunch of visitors, which means that I have a bustling houseful of people...on occasion. It suits me well, I think. It's a nice balance.
3 comments:
- Christy said...
That really is a great shot of the 4 of you. Sounds like ya'll had a blast!
- October 25, 2011 at 6:15 PM
- Becky said...
That's a whole lot of orange I'm wearing.... We ARE so good at what we do aren't we? I can't even stand how much we are missing you guys today! Thanks for a wonderful time- you are such a great hostess. It totally suits you. :)
- October 25, 2011 at 8:55 PM
- Mia said...
Visitors are absolutely the best!
- November 17, 2011 at 6:19 PM
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For many people, starting an exercise program for the first time is quite safe. But depending on your age and whether you have certain cardiovascular risk factors, you may need to see your doctor before starting a program of vigorous (as opposed to moderate) aerobic activity. The American Council on Exercise offers the following advice to help you determine if you need a doctor's okay before starting an exercise program.
If you are planning to participate in vigorous activities and are a man over 45 or a woman over 55, you should have a medical exam first. The same is true if you have two or more
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Ask yourself the following questions to help determine if you need an exercise program approved by a doctor. If you answer "yes" to any one of the following questions, you should talk with your doctor before you start an exercise program.
If you answered "no" to all of these questions and you have no cardiovascular risk factors, a moderate physical activity program should be safe for you. But again, if you are a man over 45 or a woman over 55 and want to exercise more vigorously, you should check with your doctor before getting started.
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Any integer n can be written in the form
$ n = p_1^{k_1}p_2^{k_2} ... p_r^{k_r} $,
where the powers $ k_1, k_2, ...,k_r $ are integers and $ p_1, p_2, ..., p_r$ are primes.
Now I am interested in whether there are quicker methods for finding the powers, other than trial and error? For example, if I wanted to write a large number such as 567 788 in the above form, and it looked something like this:
$567 788 = p_1^{k_1}p_2^{k_2}p_3^{k_3} $
what methods could could be applied, to determine the relevant prime factors $ p$, and by what power $k$ to raise each prime $p$?


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Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Strong Opening Drive for Team Weis
William Dailey, attorney for doctors Charles Ferguson and Richard Hodin, countered that Weis' internal bleeding was not unusual for this type of surgery. Hodin said Weis was briefed about the dangers of the surgery, in which five to 10% of patients have serious complications and one out of 100 dies. Dailey said Weis was so desperate to lose weight that he once took the dangerous and now-banned diet drug Phen-fen.
Weis' surgery was on a Friday, and Jennifer Wilson, below, Weis' weekend nurse while he was in intensive care, was called to testify. Wilson said she suspected Weis was bleeding internally on Saturday morning, in part because of the amount of blood coming out of a tube that was draining his stomach. At Wilson's urging, doctors performed a barium swallow test on Sunday. Radiologists were able to detect from that test that the surgical staples were not tight enough to prevent leaks, and Hodin operated immediately to repair the leak on the already severely ill Weis. Weis was finally released from the hospital on July 5, 2002.
To break down the medical end of the Weis trial, we would like to bring in our expert, Gary Gaffney, M.D., University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. He is currently Associate Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Iowa College of Medicine. He also operates Steroid Nation, a weblog that examines the use of anabolic steroids and performance enhancing drugs in sports, youth and society.
"One of the sutures leaked. As pointed out in the accounts, that's not good. Bleeding and infection resulted. Could the doctors have determined there was a leak? ... The medical records will be introduced as evidence. It would be interesting to see what Weis' parameters were during those days. ... A key here will be the interpretation of the medical records and the nurse's notes."
Gary has also provided a medical perspective on obesity:
"Although not a surgeon, I spent my medical school time, while on surgery, in the gastric surgery service of Dr. Ed Mason at the University of Iowa. Dr. Mason was a pioneer in surgical treatments of obesity. Our team spent a great deal of time in surgery performing these 'gastroplasty' procedures, as Dr. Mason referred to them, or taking care of post-operative patients, and patients with past surgical procedures who experienced complications.
"The surgical treatment of obesity was developed as physicians looked at the terrible consequences of obesity. Complications include conditions like diabetes, hypertension, stroke, heart disease and many others. Morbid obesity looms as a significant and costly source of morbidity and mortality today.
"Obesity was defined as weight for a particular height, however now is defined as a BMI (Body Mass Index) over 30. The BMI is person's body weight in kilograms divided by the square of his height in meters (i.e., wt/ht) The BMI is more highly correlated with body fat than any other indicator of height and weight.
"Generally to qualify for surgery, a patient's BMI is either:
1.) Above 40 (which is at least 100 pounds overweight) or
2.) 35 with serious complication of obesity. Such serious life-threatening complications include diabetes, heart disease, sleep apnea.
"Coach Weis was at least 340 pounds at the time of his surgery. His father suffered two heart attacks, at 49 and 56, the second causing his death.
"Clearly, at age 50, over 340 pounds, with a highly significant family history of cardiac diseases, and cardiac death, Weis faced extremely serious medical consequences if he didn't take action. This statement can be made, even without knowledge of the coach's blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, and other medical clues for potential disaster."
Our thanks to Gary and to Hester Graphics, who helped design our Weis trial logo.
Previous: Legal Perspective on Weis Trial.
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Much debate about this trial. First is the 1 anastomosis v. 2 anastomosis theory. The diagram in the courtroom presents one anastomosis (small bowel hookup to the stomach). I believe there were 2 anatomosis (or is that anastomosi??). That would mean a surgeon on the grassy knoll. Thus more bleeding and undetected bleeding.
It's a conspiracy. Maybe Tom Brady saw the surgeon with the umbrella on the knoll?
So how did the surgery fail other than Weis didn't obviously didn't follow his post surgery instructions and diet. It appers to me that he is just a big as he was before the surgery. From someone who had Gastric Bypass surgery 13 months ago I can tell you it's no magic operation. You still need to work very hard at keeping the weight off. If you go back to your old habits the weight comes right back. Seems to me that if I had suffered the complications that Weis has you can damn well bet that I would not allow myself to be in the shape he is now in. I am happy and proud to say that I have lost over 128 lbs and have managed to keep it off by exercise and proper diet.
So UP YOURS CHARLIE WEIS why don't you try puting a little work into it and you to could be in shape and living well.
- Wooderson said...
Hey Anonymous (#2), you fat fuck, why don't you read the facts of the case before you pass any judgements. You're no better than Charlie for going to get the surgery, so don't try and make yourself feel better by tryign to put down someone who garners far mroe respect in this world than you do, regardless of size.
Charlie never made it out of the hospital, they found him having complications while he was still under their care. That means he was still being fed according to the doctors' orders, and he hadn't even been taken off the machines yet. Check your facts before you pontificate, tubbo.
And I call you that as someone who lost 100lbs without the need for surgery, unlike your lazy ass. Glass houses, son.
doesn't that doctor look like Jerry Springer...or is it just me?
One thing to consider is that the insurance company is willing to take the matter to trial. As such, I believe the insurance company strongly believes it will win. Based on the "standard of care" review, I do not think the doctors were negligent. The ONLY way Weis will tin is if the jury disagrees with the doctor taking off for vacation the next day (which was OK) and expects the doctor to act beyond the "standard of care" (even though the legal standard is just that). If the jury wants to throw Weis a bone, they will, but that is the ONLY way he'll win. As it stands right now, the only contention really is whether 30 hours between the first and second surgery made any difference...but the doctors had a reason to wait. No telling the outcome would have been better (or worse) had he had the second surgery 10 hours after the first.... Weis will lose... and the fact that he has not followed up with what he should be doing and has gained back a lot of weight will make him look bad.
I also thought of Jerry Springer when I saw the photo of Charlie's attorney. I figured that can mean only one thing - before this trial is over there's gonna be strippers and catfights.


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The Costumes And Make-up: Who had the best look for DWTS 15 Week 5?
The Dancing With The Stars Make-up Team has released some behind the scenes photos of the cast getting ready for the shows this past week. Above is Shawn Johnson, Karina Smirnoff, and Peta Murgatroyd. To see more pics of the cast, see Dancing With The Stars Make-up's official facebook page. I always enjoy the close-up of their EYES and how they do their make-up.
As for the costumes, who did you think had the prettiest or coolest costumes this week? I think I loved Kirstie's long black flowing dress the most. But, what about Shawn and Derek? They looked stunning. I also liked Kelly's 80's vibe black corset dress and jewelry. I loved Karina's red dress as well. She talked of how she designed it at Instyle.
"When I designed the costume, I wanted it to look like a silk nightgown," Smirnoff told InStyle.com. "I wanted to match the dress, the hair and the makeup to what the song and dance make you feel—fun and sexy with some funk and sass! It was such a great, soft and seductive look—I loved it!"
It was perfect and I liked the red with Apolo's leopard shirt. Let us know what you think in comments.


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|Statement by Ambassador CHENG Jingye, Head of the Chinese Delegation, at the 2006 Substantive Session of United Nations Disarmament Commission
First of all, please allow me to congratulate you on your assumption of the Chairmanship of this Session of the UN Disarmament Commission (UNDC). We are pleased that after a deadlock for two years, the UNDC has restarted its new circle of deliberation. This offers an important opportunity for all countries to earnestly explore on how to further promote nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and confidence-building measures in the field of conventional weapons. I am confident that, with your experience and capability, you will steer this session to positive results. The Chinese Delegation is looking forward to carrying out full cooperation with you and other delegations.
Mr. Chairman,
Since the last 3-year review circle of the UNDC, the international security situation has undergone significant changes, with both good news and bad news. The developments indicate that, no matter in resolving traditional security issues or in tackling non-traditional threats, it calls for exhaustive, concerted cooperation of the international community, and demands full effective role of the UN and other multilateral mechanisms.
Nuclear disarmament is an important agenda item of this UNDC session. In recent years, there has been little progress in this area, and there have emerged some tendencies that aroused concerns and worries. The Chinese Delegation believes that, in order to promote nuclear disarmament, the international community should strengthen its efforts in the following aspects:
Firstly, maintaining global strategic balance and stability. Global strategic stability is the basis of nuclear disarmament. Relevant countries should stop research, development and deployment of missile defense systems that are disruptive to global strategic stability, and refrain from introducing weapons into outer space.
Secondly, the two countries with the largest nuclear arsenals should further reduce their arsenals in a verifiable and irreversible manner so as to create conditions for comprehensive and complete nuclear disarmament.
Thirdly, nuclear weapon states may consider taking appropriate intermediate steps in nuclear disarmament on the basis of the principles of "maintaining global strategic balance and stability" and "undiminished security for all".
Fourthly, relevant countries should sign and ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) as soon as possible so that the treaty will enter into force at an early date. Before its entry-into-force, it is essential that moratoria on nuclear testing be observed.
Fifthly, the Conference on Disarmament (CD) in Geneva should reach agreement on a programme of work as soon as possible and conduct substantive work on nuclear disarmament, security assurances for non-nuclear-weapon states, fissile material cut-off treaty and prevention of an arms race in outer space.
Sixthly, nuclear weapon states should conclude an international legal instrument on complete prohibition and thorough destruction of nuclear weapons as early as possible. Pending achievement of this objective, nuclear weapon states should, as a first step, renounce the first use of nuclear weapons and undertake not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear weapons states or nuclear weapon-free zones.
China has consistently advocated complete prohibition and thorough destruction of nuclear weapons and exercised utmost restraint in the size and development of nuclear weapons. China has never been a part of any nuclear arms race, and always pursues a policy undertaking not to be the first to use nuclear weapons at any time and in any circumstance, and unconditionally undertaking not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear weapon states or nuclear weapon-free zones. China acts in strict observance of its commitment of a moratorium on nuclear testing pending the entry-into-force of the CTBT. China has signed all relevant protocols to nuclear weapon free zone treaties open to signature, and actively supported efforts of relevant regions in establishing nuclear weapon-free zones.
Mr. Chairman,
China firmly opposes proliferation of nuclear weapons in any form. Nuclear weapon proliferation has complex root causes and should be addressed comprehensively. In this connection, we propose that the following measures should be taken:
Firstly, countries should pursue a new security concept based on mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality and cooperation. We should give up Cold War mentality, improve international relations, respect each other's security interests, and work to create an international and regional security environment favorable to nuclear non-proliferation and solution of the proliferation issues concerned.
Secondly, it is important to earnestly safeguard and strengthen the international non-proliferation regime. The NPT, as the corner stone of nuclear non-proliferation, should have its integrity and authority maintained and its effectiveness and universality strengthened. Both the nuclear weapon states parties and the non-nuclear weapon states parties should observe their respective NPT obligations in good faith.
Thirdly, countries should be committed to nuclear non-proliferation by political and diplomatic means within the framework of international law. Relevant measures should be conducive to maintaining international and regional peace and stability. Proper solutions should be sought through cooperation and dialogue rather than confrontation or coercion.
Fourthly, the relationship between non-proliferation and peaceful use of nuclear energy should be addressed in a balanced and harmonious manner. States' legitimate rights for peaceful use of nuclear energy should be fully respected while ensuring the goal of non-proliferation. Double-standard will not be conducive to international non-proliferation efforts.
Fifthly, it is essential to observe multilateralism, give full play to the role of the UN and other international organizations and pursue democratic decision-making on the basis of full participation by all parties, so as to ensure the just, reasonable and non-discriminatory nature of nuclear non-proliferation.
Mr. Chairman,
Confidence-building measures (CBMs) in the field of conventional arms is conducive to international and regional security and stability. We believe CBMs in the field of conventional arms should go in line with the following principles:
Firstly, the precondition of any CBMs should be undiminished security for all countries. Only in such precondition and on the basis of promoting universal security for all countries can relevant initiatives receive universal support and participation.
Secondly, different measures should be adopted in line with different regions and situations, and countries should seek common ground while shelving differences. The inherent complexity of conventional disarmament, along with regional disparity around the world, determines that there is no fixed formula in this regard. Regional confidence-building experience and measures could provide reference. However, they should neither be copied mechanically nor be imposed upon others.
Thirdly, CBMs should be developed in a step-by-step manner. In the current situation, discussions should focus on issues of principle, such as pursuance of defensive military policy, keeping armaments at reasonable levels, and security cooperation not targeted to a third country. This will help promote consensus and provide a basis for discussions on specific confidence-building measures.
China pursues a national defense policy that is defensive in nature. Over the past two decades, China has downsized its military personnel by nearly 2 million. Such wide scope and magnitude of unilateral disarmament are rarely seen in the history of international arms control and disarmament.
China pursues a good-neighborly and friendly policy aimed at building friendship and partnership with neighboring countries. China attaches great importance to and actively promotes cooperation on regional disarmament and CBMs, and has reached a series of agreements and consensus with its neighboring countries. China is also exploring new ways of CBMs with relevant countries in such frameworks as Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF), and Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA).
Mr. Chairman,
As the only multilateral disarmament deliberation body, the status and role of UNDC are irreplaceable. The improvement of UNDC's working method should be based on full consultation. Relevant measures should be conducive to strengthening, rather than weakening the status and role of UNDC. The Chinese Delegation hopes that we will further explore the potentiality of the UNDC through extensive discussions, with a view to facilitating the UNDC to continue its contributions to multilateral arms control.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.


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Bruxie, Gourmet Waffle Sandwiches Orange, CA
Last weekend, one of my favorite friends Amanda of Kevin and Amanda came to visit me in CA for a jam packed foodie weekend. We had so much fun and ate until we couldn't eat anymore 🙂
One of my favorite stops of our weekend was by far Bruxie Gourmet Waffle Sandwiches in Orange, CA. There is little I can say that can tell you how amazing the food was, you literally have to try it yourself. If you visit Southern California, PLEASE make time to visit Bruxie. You'll thank me later.
It's located in Old Towne Orange that is completely charming and full of fun antique shops and restaurants.
There are dozens and dozens of menu options but Amanda and I chose to share the 4 that sounded best to us including this mouthwatering oozing S'mores Waffle Sandwich. Sinful!
There were so many things we would have tried if we had the room in our stomachs, lol. The shakes looked to die for not to mention the fun soda's.
You walk right up to the counter and order your food. See the cute t-shirts? I should have bought one 🙂
This creme brulee waffle sandwich was life changing. It had a thin layer of actual creme brulee with the crispy sugar topping and perfect strawberries. This is a must order.
I had to have one savory waffle in our mix and this Eggs and Hash sandwich was incredible. I would order this again in a heartbeat.
This peanut butter and jelly waffle sandwich was simply delicious. Lathered with all natural peanut butter and strawberry jam. My boys would absolutely love this one. Tasted like the perfect toasted peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
My mouth is watering just thinking about this s'mores waffle. It was warm, chocolate-y, marshmallow-y with a touch of graham cracker. In a nutshell, perfect!
Here's our fun table of waffle sammy's 🙂 About a dozen outside tables available to sit at. We even sat by a heater to keep us warm.
Keep in mind there will most likely be a line when you visit Bruxie. There was a steady line the entire time Amanda and I were there. I would say we stood in line for 10 minutes and got our food within 10 minutes. Not too bad at all. Amanda and I both agreed that everyone was so nice too. They kept asking how we liked the food and made sure we didn't need anything. They were great. Make sure you visit Bruxie if you get the chance!!
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292 North Glassell Street
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714 633-3900
Hours: Sunday-Wednesday 9am-9pm
Thursday-Saturday 9am-10pm
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Oh my goodness that looks amazing! That s'more waffle has me drooling all over myself. Wish I lived closer so I could check them out. Putting it on my list for the next time I'm in the area.
You make me wanna get in the car and drive an hour north just for pancakes and waffles…wow. Looks fabulous and when I saw your Instagram feed and Amanda's too, I was so happy that the two of you were out having a blast and enjoying so much good food and time together 🙂
I must remember this for when I'm in California in the summer, definitely worth making a trip for!!
For those of us who do not live in CA, please develop a waffle sandwhich recipe
Thank you for the review … I have seen Bruxie and never stopped … next time I'm in Orange, I will make sure that I go!
WUUUUHWHOOOOOOO!!!! Our family is headed to Anaheim next week and it's nice to see this Bruxie place is only 11 minutes away!!! We are checkin it out Monday when we get into town!!
My mouth watered reading and looking at this whole blog post!!!
Thank you for sharing….
BTW I'm gonna need to get a hoodie from there! heheh
Ohhh I love Bruxie! We've been a few times now when we've driven south for Disneyland. I have a friend that lives in Orange so she makes sure we get local food rather than just Disney fare. I love their creme brulee waffle. And their waffle fries? Incredible! Their milk shakes are also delicious. Great photos and review of the place!
The S'mores Waffle & PB&J Waffle look amazing!! 🙂
Hey, my neck of the woods! I live about 2 minutes from Old Towne, yet somehow I haven't tried Bruxie yet (the long line deters me :/). It's at the top of my list now, though!
Oh girl, I am still dreaming about Bruxie!! We totally have to go back ASAP. Absolutely loved our fun California weekend!! xoxo
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my sister works at Wonderland Cupcakes they are the best! I would highly recommend to anyone in orange county to check them out in Newport, CA
There is also one in downtown HB on 5th street (near main)…they are growing fast it seems, I think they have 5 or 6 locations in SoCal now!
[…] There's a new Bruxie opened in Huntington Beach. My sister and I shared the Bacon, Cheddar and Egg Waffle Sandwich. If you haven't tried Bruxie, make sure you check it out when visiting Southern California. See my full review of some of their best waffle sandwiches HERE. […]


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