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Mount Pleasant, SC
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I grew up on a farm in Hampton County, SC, graduated from Estill High School and Winthrop College in 1962.
After finishing Winthrop, I went back to Estill High to teach high school math & physics -- this is where I met my husband, Boyd, and we married in 1963.
Boyd was born in Fairfax, SC, graduated Allendale-Fairfax High School and from Clemson University in 1962. He went back to him home to work in a company in which his father had been a partner. As I said we married in 1963 just in time for school to start.
After we were married, we moved to Clemson, SC where Boyd attended graduate school. He received his Master's in Math in 1965. I taught school in Liberty, SC while Boyd was in graduate school.
Then our next step was Virginia Tech where Boyd received a Ph.D. in Statistics in 1969. During our tenure at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA, I worked at home typing a text book for a Statistics Professor. Also, both of our children were born there - one 6 weeks after we got there and one 6 weeks before we left.
Then we moved back to Clemson where Boyd was a professor in Statistics. We were there for 2 years this time and then moved to Charleston (actually Mt. Pleasant) SC in August of 1970. We are still here. Here in Charleston, Boyd was a professor in the Biometry Department at the Medical University of South Carolina.
I spent my time trying to be a house wife while the children were small and not in school. What I discovered is the God did not put me here on this earth to be a "house wife" -- I am not good at it. I would find something else to do.
I started playing tennis and got to the point of playing once or twice a day -- I would always take the children with me and they would play with other children outside the tennis courts while we mothers played.
When the youngest child started to school, I got my real estate license.
I have been a real estate broker for 32 years in the Charleston, SC marketplace. Worked for Howell & Associates for 2 years (1976-1978), then opened The Liz Loadholt Co. with my husband, Boyd. Boyd was on the faculty at the Medical University of SC --he has his Ph.D. in Statistics from Virginia Tech. 1982 we purchased the Coldwell Banker franchise for the Charleston area and grew our company from 8 agents to 150 agents within a year.
We built the #1 real estate company in the Charleston market. In 1986 Coldwell Banker purchased our company from us and we began working for corporate Coldwell Banker.
In 1992 we resigned from Coldwell Banker and opened up The AgentOwned Realty Co.--- this is a concept of Boyd's and mine --- one where the sales associate owns 100% of the dividend stock of the company (Boyd & Liz maintained the voting stock).
Today in 2009, we have 14 offices (Isle of Palms, Mt. Pleasant, West of the Ashley, Summerville - Trolley Rd, Summerville - Main Street,North Charleston,Park Circle, Goose Creek, Moncks Corner, Santee, Manning, Wyboo,Sumter, Florence & Myrtle Beach) with approx. 450 sales associates.The Florence and Myrtle Beach offices have just opened (Feb. 2009 & March 2009 respectively).
I am in process of setting up a national broker-to-broker referral network even though I believe that referral networks are on their way out. Most buyers come from the Internet these days.
I write and teach continuing education courses for real estate in SC. Courses for which I am certified to teach (which were also written by me) are:
"Top 10 Ways to be Disciplined" ( this one I did not write) "SC License Law & Contracts" "SC License Law" "Contracts" "Understanding How a Mortgage Broker Works" "The Code of Ethics - Your Promise of Professionalim" (NAR wrote this 2 hour course, but I rewrote it into a 4 hour course)
Boyd & I enjoy the state dance - the shag and we like to have a good time together.
Boyd & I have 2 children who are both involved in the real estate business with us and 3 grandchildren (20, 16, and 9) who can do no wrong.
Our daughter Liza and husband, Art. Liza is the Director of Recruiting for AgentOwned Realty.
Claude, our son, runs The AgentOwned West Ashley operation.
My philosophy is: "If one advances confidently in the direction of their dreams, and endeavors to lead a life which they have imagined, they will meet with a Success unexpected in common hours." Henry David Thoreau
I am an excellent broker ---- my agents refer to me as "Moma Liz" --- this does not mean that I am not strict ---- my agents walk the straight and narrow line --we make sure that the agents are doing the best for the public --- we also have a lot of fun. We are big supporters of the Mt. Pleasant recreation department, East Cooper Community Outreach, Habitat for Humanity, and Breast Cancer Research.
Relocation Director for AgentOwned Realty in SC.
Opening new offices for AgentOwned Realty in SC
Monitoring Sales --
Monitoring Listings
Monitoring Inventory in the 4 different MLS markets
Monitoring the Estate Plan for AgentOwned Realty
AgentOwned Realty is covering South Carolina real estate one town at a time. Whether you are selling, or buying our Realtors are the one. Also, we have a great home for you Realtors.


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It's JUST possible, but Apple MIGHT not make an iWatch in 2013
And if it did, it just might be Rather Dull
What's better than smartphone that is not strapped to your wrist? A smartphone that IS strapped to your wrist.
In what is a strange rumour even by the standards of supply chain rumours - Chinese manufacturing news site iPhone.TGBUS says that Apple is planning to release a watch in 2013, and the story has been widely circulated.
Citing supply chain manufacturers, the site says that the iPad-makers have commissioned parts for a 1.5-inch OLED screen watch with bluetooth, an Intel chip, a SIM card, apps and Siri control. The putative iWatch would be able to interact with a coupled iPhone and will be out in the next six months, claims the site.
Going by that feature list - if Apple did go ahead with this product, it would be doing little more than adding a SIM card and a strap to its watch-sized iPod Nano. We hope they'll be aiming higher than that in 2013.
It's already possible to buy armbands and watchbands for iPhone and iPods.
Wearable computing will could conceivably be a big trend next year but here on the Reg vapourware desk we're hoping for graphene T-shirts and augmented-reality hats rather than wrist-phones. ®

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Living on Long Caye is existing on a private island where you are an integral part of the eco-system. You are part of how the island and the community stays healthy. The Community on Long Caye (the development itself) is designed to promote and sustain the health of the surrounding tropical reef and jungle environment. Residents and businesses, understand that by honoring the Eco-guidelines we can "have our cake and eat it, too" by respecting the natural assets. Your parcel and home is a part of the overall design of all-encompassing, unsurpassed access to an extraordinary ecological system while ACTIVELY preserving the the Caye and its surrounds. We have designed the community with a long term vision.
All of Long Caye is essentially a preserve. Stewardship of the surrounding environment is a core value for us. We take a long term, holistic approach to building community on Long Caye, through the mindful, yet aggressive, adoption of leading edge environmentally friendly technologies. We seek to demonstrate to the world the achievements possible when people, passion and technology team up with nature to create an extraordinary living and visiting experience. Our Conservation Ethos is enacted in perpetuity by the Eco-Guidelines – and they ensure that Long Caye will be here for future generations. As stewards of the atoll, we will not sacrifice our ecological standards or compromise our principals.
We hope to bridge the gap between the enjoyment of access and conscientious preservation of the natural environment – to prove that environmental assets can be preserved, protected AND enjoyed in a fashion that actually promotes the long term health of such assets for the greater good. Community and Conservation priorities are fulfilled with a deep and abiding respect for the Local Culture that has preceded us for centuries in the Lighthouse Reef atoll. We are friends, supporters and business partners to the fishers that have responsibly used the Lighthouse Reef for their livelihood for generations. We understand and promote sustainable business in the Atoll and on the Caye.
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text: Space | 17. May 2010 TanDEM-X makes progress We are now in the second week of our TanDEM-X launch campaign here in Baikonur. The satellite has been installed on its test rig and a quick check shows that the instrument and spacecraft are in good health. Meanwhile, the propulsion and cold gas systems have been pressurised to check that they are leak tight. On Saturday evening, everyone was pleased with the successful work done so far. The team had been working hard through the week and was looking forward to a free and lazy Sunday. Relaxing at the hotel's pool or taking a sightseeing tour in downtown Baikonur were the means available to recharge our batteries. And on Sunday evening, everyone was back again to join the team dinner – with fresh motivation for the following week's challenges. Hydrazine fuelling is up next – a dangerous job that will be carried out by specialists from Astrium. For this, the spacecraft has to go back into its transport container again, for a short journey by truck to the appropriate fuelling station at the Cosmodrome's Test Site 31. This will be the next hurdle to overcome. But we know that the launcher allocated by the Russian authorities for TanDEM-X has already been placed in the silo, and this is further motivation for us. Update, 18 May: Fuelling will start on Thursday, 20 May. TanDEM-X in the Test Site 31 cleanroom at the Cosmodrome The team at the Gagarin memorial in Baikonur City The team visit the Soyuz monument in Baikonur City


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I WANT TO TELL YOU ALL A STORY Harper Valley P.T.A. Tom T. Hall I want to tell you all a story 'bout A Harper Valley widowed wife Who had a teenage daughter Who attended Harper Valley Junior High Well her daughter came home one afternoon And didn't even stop to play She said, "Mom, I got a note here From the Harper Valley P.T.A." The note said, "Mrs. Johnson, You're wearing your dresses way too high It's reported you've been drinking And a-running 'round with men and going wild And we don't believe you ought to Be bringing up your little girl this way" It was signed by the secretary, Harper Valley P.T.A. Well, it happened that the P.T.A. Was gonna meet that very afternoon They were sure surprised when Mrs. Johnson Wore her mini-skirt into the room And as she walked up to the blackboard, I still recall the words she had to say She said, "I'd like to address this meeting Of the Harper Valley P.T.A." Well, there's Bobby Taylor sittin' there And seven times he's asked me for a date Mrs. Taylor sure seems to use A lot of ice whenever he's away And Mr. Baker, can you tell us why Your secretary had to leave this town? And shouldn't widow Jones be told to keep Her window shades all pulled completely down? Well, Mr. Harper couldn't be here 'cause He stayed too long at Kelly's Bar again And if you smell Shirley Thompson's breath, You'll find she's had a little nip of gin Then you have the nerve to tell me You think that as a mother I'm not fit Well, this is just a little Peyton Place And you're all Harper Valley hypocrites No I wouldn't put you on because It really did, it happened just this way The day my Mama socked it to The Harper Valley P.T.A. The day my Mama socked it to The Harper Valley P.T.A.


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Homes sold in the last 12 months | 184 | 526 | 213 | 836 |
Average house prices | £131,860 | £263,084 | £407,227 | £205,806 |
Coventry is landlocked, a 2-hour drive from London, and not generally perceived as being one of the "must-visit" cities in the Midlands. But the truth is, it has a great deal to offer, particularly when it comes to available properties to buy or rent, and commercial properties, too. There is property in Coventry to suit singles, couples and families. All budgets can be catered for. Semis and detached houses, one-bed flats, luxury two or three-bedroom apartments,1920s-built detached dwellings situated in stunning secluded grounds... And on the outskirts, pretty thatched cottages.
Coventry is further from the coast than almost any other city in Britain, yet is still easily accessible by car, coach and train. Main motorway links to the city are through the M1 and M6. Trains leave London Euston every hour for Coventry Station. Bus services from Coventry and Birmingham Airports are frequent.
There is something for everyone to enjoy in the city: the whole family could watch Coventry City football club at the Ricoh Arena, or Mum and Dad could enjoy a relaxing afternoon in Memorial Park before taking in a play at the Belgrade Theatre. And the kids could have a ball iceskating at Planet Ice. Places to go for a hearty yet budget-friendly family dinner will be easy to find. And for a relaxing drink, there are pubs and bars that range from the "oak beamed and roaring fire traditional" to "cool, sophisticated and sumptuous ultra-modern". Take your pick.
Coventry University is known for offering first-class degrees. Adult education classes (for mature students looking for afternoon or night classes) abound at local colleges (City College Coventry is excellent). Meanwhile, for younger learners, there are over 100 state primary and secondary schools. In Coventry, the entire accommodation spectrum is covered. And if you also include excursions to neighbouring towns and villages (Kenilworth, Leamington Spa, Nuneaton, Rugby, Stratford-upon-Avon...) in your property hunt, the choice will naturally become wider still. Your only problem then will be making your final decision!
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Date and Raisin chutney! This exotic sweet and sour chutney is mildly spiced, this will compliment any meal. This recipe is quick and easy to make.
Serve 6.
- 1 cup pitted dates
- 1/4 cup raisins
- 2 tablespoons tamarind pulp
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1/4 inch Ginger sliced
- 1/2 teaspoon salt adjust to taste
- 1 teaspoon cumin seed roasted powder
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon red chili powder adjust to taste
- 2 black cardamom
- Approx. 3/4 cup water
- Soak the raisins for about half an hour.
- Slice the dates in 8 pieces.
- Remove the shell from cardamom and crush the seeds.
- In a sauce pan combine the water with tamarind, sugar, salt, black pepper, red chili powder, cumin powder, and cardamom Bbring to boil and let it simmer on low heat for about 2 minutes.
- Add dates, raisins, and ginger, bring to boil and turn off the heat.
- Let it sit for about an hour before serving.
- Chutney is served at room temperature and can be refrigerated for a month.


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The day before the Wallace Cup, Zoey shows up at Lake Valor for the competition. She says hi to Dawn and meets May for the first time; while she's there, she also admits to Ash that Coordinators can still learn from regular Trainers, too. Not far away, Jessie is shocked to learn that she won the Solaceon Ribbon all by herself, without the use of any secret plans or cheats. Then it's on to the Wallace Cup and a dramatic entrance from Wallace himself—he'll even be one of the judges in the appeals performance round!
May and her Wartortle take the stage first and put on a great performance. In contrast, Jessie and Wobbuffet's appeals round performance doesn't actually seem to have much appeal for the judges. Then Zoey's new Finneon makes its dazzling Contest debut, which ratchets up the pressure on Dawn. It doesn't help Dawn's nerves when Ash and Buizel have a terrific performance, either; afraid of failing again, she's almost ready to quit before she starts.
Piplup responds to Dawn's anxiety with a well-timed attack that snaps Dawn back into reality. She tries to relax as she heads onstage with Ambipom, and indeed, Ambipom puts on a performance that showcases its best qualities without relying on too much flash. With the first round over, it's up to the judges to decide which Coordinators are moving on the second round. Jessie is in for a disappointment, but Dawn is relieved to know she'll be battling in the second round along with Ash, Zoey, and May!


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The summer of 2012 has seen the largest sporting events ever held within the United Kingdom. Britain has, and is being, captivated by gold medal success and sporting achievement during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The phenomenal success of British athletes has generated intense discussion and debate within government, the media and all areas of society, and has raised many important questions. How can the Games form a legacy for Britain? How do we attract and support the next generation of athletes? How do we continue to invest to realise sporting success?
You might wonder how this relates to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), but such an analogy is timely. This week, at the University of Birmingham, almost 300 participants gathered for the concluding conference of the National HE STEM Programme. The Programme formed a three–year initiative that commenced in 2009, and aimed to enhance the way universities recruit students and deliver programmes of study within the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines.
A range of initiatives, established during the previous government, have collectively contributed to the enormous growth witnessed within the STEM disciplines today. Comparing the period 2005/06 to 2009/10, overall full–time student enrolments within higher education increased by over 11%, but growth in the STEM disciplines has, on the whole, greatly exceeded this. Mathematics increased by over 26%, physical sciences by 16%, and engineering and technology by 18%. Growth hasn't only been restricted to higher education; participation in STEM A–levels continues to increase year on year, and the STEM disciplines feature significantly in the top 10 most popular A–levels.
Much as is the case with Team GB, we can celebrate success within STEM, but the approach now must be pro–active and sustained. While STEM remains strategically important, some of the STEM disciplines are perhaps no longer vulnerable, but this does not mean we should withdraw additional support. Richard Noble, leader of the exciting Bloodhound initiative, which also has a major educational component, first introduced me to what he calls the 'Apollo effect': a year on year increase in Physics PhD conferments within the United States during the Apollo Moon Programme, but a sharp and sudden decline once it concluded. If we are not careful, there is a risk this may happen within STEM; ongoing investment is therefore essential if we are to avoid a return to the decline witnessed previously, particularly in a changed economic and educational landscape.
The coalition government has continued to invest, quite rightly, in existing successful STEM initiatives, such as STEMNET and Science and Engineering Week. Yet a clearer, and more integrated vision and strategy for the future of STEM education and skills within the UK is now required, particularly with many organisations and initiatives coming to the end of their activities. Changes to university funding have forced universities to reflect upon, and indeed better articulate their efforts to increase and widen participation, but there is a need to think carefully about the broader approach. The skills required within business and industry for growth will not be realised by more new graduates of traditional age alone; there is a need to focus upon those already in the workplace. Additionally, we need to think carefully following the recent review of STEM subjects within higher education by the House of Lords which highlighted particular concerns and matters requiring attention by universities; this is especially true as we enter an era where a greater proportion of the costs of higher education are placed upon the individual student.
There are positive opportunities on the horizon. The announcement by Michael Gove to reform A–levels is much needed. For too long, and through no fault of the students themselves or their teachers, many students have been arriving to study the STEM disciplines at university inadequately prepared. This is a great chance for the education and employer sectors to work together. But for the reforms to stand any chance of yielding success, revisions must be undertaken in an inclusive manner with participation not restricted only to certain sectors or universities.
So where is the National HE STEM Programme in relation to these issues, and what have we learned? Since the Programme commenced its activities in 2009 there has been great change: a new government and a somewhat less clear STEM agenda, economic and financial concerns across the UK as a whole, the introduction of increased student fees and, as a consequence, an increased emphasis upon widening access. Despite these challenges, the statistics of the Programme are impressive: almost 90 higher education institutions actively participating in the Programme through a framework that allowed them to address their individual needs and priorities, and over 300 projects established, many of which are collaborative in nature. The programme was particularly tasked with ensuring sustainability of its activities, and as such adopted an approach which has yielded visible results.
The National HE STEM Programme has been one of a national series of activities that have contributed to success in STEM. There are many worthy of mention, but in particular the National STEM Centre and its associated Science Learning Centres have been critical in enhancing the teaching of STEM within schools and co–ordinating a vast range of STEM initiatives to great effect. A particular success is how the Programme has worked with existing STEM initiatives and organisations to bring added value. Working with STEMNET has seen a range of innovative activities established: universities 'adopting' STEMNET STEM clubs to enable delivery of sustained activities with local schools, and STEM students designing and delivering outreach activities to aid their own skills development are just two examples.
Perhaps however, the most significant success of the Programme is that the conference that took place in Birmingham this week does not mark the conclusion of its activities. While it marks the conclusion of the public funding that initiated it, its work and legacy will continue within those organisations who have participated. The Programme has sought to bring together the higher education STEM community, much in the way the National STEM Centre has with the school and college sectors. It is therefore a great success that the University of Birmingham will be continuing to work with the National STEM Centre to the benefit of the higher education sector through its recently established STEM Education Centre. This is just the start of a series of collaborations that the University will lead that will further ensure a legacy for the work of the Programme.
This week, there has been a real buzz around Birmingham as all aspects of teaching, learning, recruitment, progression and skills are discussed and debated. Ideas have been shared and collaborations developed; STEM has received the attention it rightly deserves. It may not quite be on the scale of the Olympics, but it is equally important. The question now is how can government not only sustain the success and maintain momentum, but also ensure we remain a world leader for our STEM skills? Much like the debate as our sportsmen and women prepare for Rio 2016.
Michael Grove
Director of the National HE STEM Programme
University of Birmingham
From the 4–6 September 2012, the National HE STEM Programme, a 21 million, 3–year initiative established by the Higher Education Funding Councils for England and Wales, held a major conference at the University of Birmingham, showcasing and disseminating the learning from its work within England and Wales.


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All afternoon, the defense tried to convince the jury that one of the prosecution's key witnesses, Gilberto Abascal, cannot be trusted. Attorney Arturo Hernández needs to impeach Abascal's credibility, because his testimony against Luis Posada Carriles is devastating.
This morning, Abascal testified that the Santrina arrived in Miami at 10:30 a.m. one day in March 2005 from Isla Mujeres, Mexico, with Luis Posada Carriles aboard. He said that Posada did not leave the boat until it reached its final destination in Miami, where Abascal personally saw him get off the yacht and board a speedboat to traverse the Miami River, which crosses the city from west to east.
Irritated with Arturo Hernández's brutal cross-examination, Abascal told Posada's attorney, "You know that I'm telling the truth", emphasizing with his voice, "YOU DO KNOW IT." Hernández´ face flushed, upon hearing this unexpected emotional retort from Abascal. I don't know whether he blushed from anger or embarrassment.
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Abascal's testimony today buttressed his previous declarations. He was allowed to go into areas that, for legal reasons, the judge had disallowed yesterday. For example, Abascal testified that upon the Santrina's arrival at Isla Mujeres, the boat's owner, Santiago Álvarez, called the entire crew together in the boat's dining room and told them: "Now I can tell you why we came to Isla Mujeres. We came to pick up Posada Carriles."
"I was angry with Santiago Álvarez, when I heard that, because he'd deceived me," said Abascal. The prosecutor who questioned Abascal asked him who had been on the Santrina when the boat arrived in Miami. Abascal didn't hesitate. "Santiago Álvarez, Osvaldo Mitat, Rubén López Castro, Pepín Pujol, Luis Posada Carriles and me."
The weather was very bad between Isla Mujeres and Miami. Posada Carriles became seasick, said Abascal. With a pen in hand, the witness drew on a map for the jury the route the Santrina took from Isla Mujeres to Miami. While listening to Abascal, the jury looked at him attentively, hypnotized by his narrative. Seated on his chair, Posada Carriles picked up a pen and began to write in a notebook.
They heard Abascal describe in detail how the Santrina navigated into the Miami River with Posada Carriles aboard. Santiago Álvarez "gave the order to Rubén López Castro to take Posada in a speedboat to one of the restaurants on the river," said the witness. He explained that "Álvarez's son, Santiaguito, would be there waiting for him. Then I saw Luis Posada Carriles get into a speedboat with Rubén López Castro and head for a restaurant."
Some in the audience laughed when they heard Abascal state that Rubén López Castro returned to the Santrina shortly thereafter and said, "Oh my god, the chief of police was there in the restaurant, eating!" The situation is ironic. An international fugitive with 73 murder charges pending against him for the explosion of a passenger airliner, the mastermind of a terrorist campaign against Cuba, sneaks into the United States illegally and immediately finds himself in a restaurant with the city's police chief . . . and yet nothing happens! Miami is surreal.
Collision with the truth
During his opening presentation to the jury the first day of the trial, Arturo Hernández promised he would put on evidence that Posada Carriles had never boarded the Santrina, although he did meet with the crew in Isla Mujeres in March of 2005. Hernández´ theory of the case is that Santiago Álvarez went on the sea voyage to Mexico to hand Posada Carriles $10,000, so that he could hire a coyote that would help him cross the Rio Grande illegally into the United States, near the Mexican border town of Matamoros.
Hernández told the jury two weeks ago that after getting the 10 grand from Santiago Alvarez in Isla Mujeres, "Posada returned to Guatemala with Ernesto Abreu. There he hired a coyote who brought him to the United States in a pickup truck."
But Attorney Hernández's novella collided with the truth this morning. "Santiago Álvarez told those of us who'd traveled on the Santrina that if the FBI or the government asked, we should say that we went to Isla Mujeres to deliver $10,000 to Posada Carriles and that we had left him there and that he had returned to Guatemala to hire a coyote," Abascal testified today.
During several interviews with Immigration officials, Posada Carriles also repeated the fanciful tale about his road trip from Guatemala to Houston. Last week we listened to the recordings in which Posada said that in Houston he took a Greyhound bus to Miami. He also identified a ticket from the Houston-Miami bus dated March 26, 2005, and said that it had cost him approximately $100.
But today Abascal testified that it was Santiago Álvarez who had the idea to buy a Greyhound ticket in Houston. "Álvarez told us that he had sent López Castro to Houston to buy a Greyhound ticket in order to produce it later and say that it was Posada who'd purchased it and used it for his trip to Miami." They evidently had everything prepared and thought that the compromising clues would disappear with the story concocted by Santiago Álvarez.
Why did Posada Carriles lie? Why did he say that he crossed the border with a coyote, instead of telling the truth; that he entered on the Santrina with Santiago Álvarez, Osvaldo Mitat, Pepín Pujol, Rubén López Castro and Gilberto Abascal? What difference did it make? A lot.
It's illegal to help a person enter the United States without a visa, however the penalties are enhanced if the human contraband is a terrorist. Posada Carriles´friends on the Santrina could get as much as 30 years in prison for secreting him into the country. That's why he Posada lied. He wanted to protect his friends, and that's why Santiago Álvarez and the rest of the crew conspired to cover-up the real details of the Santrina trip.
Posada's only concern
Gilberto Abascal's statements show that the only real worry aboard the Santrina in March 2005 was the interview that Posada had given Ann Louise Bardach not how to deceive Immigration. They had planned that very well. Their true concerns had to do with the interview that he had given Ann Louise Bardach, a journalist from The New York Times, in June 1998. Posada bragged to her that he was the mastermind of the bombings in Havana. One of the bombs killed Fabio di Celmo, a young Italian, in the Copacabana Hotel on September 4, 1997. Abascal told the jury today, "I heard Santiago Alvarez tell Posada: 'what's going to hurt you is what you told the journalist'."
Grateful to his friends who had smuggled him into Miami, Posada gave each of them one of his paintings, said Abascal. "I lent mine to the girlfriend I had at the time, and "she later told me that she threw it away. I could never get it back."
Posada's Strategy
Posada's defense strategy consists of discrediting Abascal, showing the jury that he's a liar, mentally ill and a spy. The cross-examination was fierce. Hernández asked him about the false statements that he had previously made on his federal tax returns, and the false statements about his income in connection with his divorce. Abascal admitted having made mistakes, but he firmly insisted that he's telling the truth about how Luis Posada Carriles entered the United States.
His testimony was coherent and firm. He even scolded Hernández on several occasions: "Ask me questions, but don't try to confuse me," he told him. "Please lower the tone of your voice. I'm not being disrespectful to you."
The jury's impatience
The jury began to grow impatient. Hernández, for instance, took the whole afternoon to establish that Abascal had sworn to tell the truth about his income yet made false declarations. The prosecutor interrupted the cross-examination several times in order to consult with Judge Cardone privately. Some members of the jury expressed their annoyance. They looked at one another, some raised their eyes toward the ceiling, others consulted their wristwatches impatiently, and one of the seven women on the panel sighed loudly.
The jury will decide this case, not the judge. These jurors have jobs, families and commitments. They don't like the idea of spending several weeks stuck in court, especially if they think that the lawyers don't respect their time. Too many delays and interruptions in a trial militate against an impartial decision.
Tomorrow we'll continue at 8:30 in the morning. Hernández will summarize his cross-examination and will probably concentrate on the accusation that he made a few days ago: that Abascal is a "spy for the Cuban government." We shall see.
José Pertierra practices law in Washington, DC. He represents the government of Venezuela in the case to extradite Luis Posada Carriles.
Translated by Manuel Talens and Machetera. They are members of Tlaxcala, the international network of translators for linguistic diversity.
Source: http://www.cubadebate.cu/autores/jose-pertierra/2011/01/26/diario-el-paso-abascal-creible-desmantela-linea-defensa/


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On this date in 1645, Archbishop William Laud was beheaded on Tower Hill for treason.
Portrait of William Laud by Anthony Van Dyck. For this image's subsequent life in popular circulation (and its contribution to its subject's beheading) see Mercurius Politicus.
This diminutive "martinet" made himself odious to the rising Puritan party through his rigorous (some would say narrow-minded) enforcement of so-called "High Church" dogma and decor. It was a time when believers were prepared to rend the fabric of the church over a literal fabric, the surplice worn by the clergy — among other innumerable points of doctrinal rectitude.
Laud's run as Archbishop of Canterbury also happened to coincide with Charles I's 11-year personal rule, sans parliament. The overweening divine's influence on secular as well as religious policy would do his sovereign no favors in the public mind.
Roughly enforcing an unpopular minority position, Laud got the woodblock blogosphere in a tizzy with heavy-handed stunts like having dissenters' ears cut off.
That's the sort of thing that'll give a guy an image problem. The king's fool, Archibald Armstrong, is supposed to have tweaked our high and mighty subject (and warned the king against his influence*) with the punny aphorism,
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So when Charles ran out of money and finally had to call parliament in 1640, that august representative of the nation had some business with Laud. Ironically — since the prelate was always sensitive about his height — it would involve shortening him.
Laud was impeached as early as December 1640 and soon tossed in the Tower, where his neck awaited the unfolding radicalization of the pent-up Puritans and the onset of armed hostilities in their contest with the obdurate king. (While his hands blessed the allies who preceded him to the block.)
Wenceslas Hollar's etching of William Laud's trial.
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* If a warning, it apparently was not heard. This 19th-century publication of Armstrong's jests cites a 1637 royal order to the effect that
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- 1917: Marguerite Francillard, seamstress and spy - 2018
- 1870: John Gregson, drunk and disorderly - 2017
- 1946: Laszlo Bardossy, former Prime Minister - 2016
- 1430: Ten men beheaded, and an eleventh man married - 2015
- 2013: Zhang Yongming, cannibal corpse - 2014
- 1879: Benjamin Hunter, in the Hunter-Armstrong Tragedy - 2013
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Cameron Diaz is no stranger to lavish treatment from studio heads—she is, after all, one of the few stars who can actually entice audiences into movie theaters. So it's no surprise that during last summer's worldwide press tour for Shrek the Third, DreamWorks cofounder Jeffrey Katzenberg booked a private jet for her and arranged for such extracurricular delights as a personal tour of the Musée d'Orsay in Paris and a three-day jaunt to Bali. What is a shock, though, is that her hairstylist and makeup artist received exactly the same treatment. "There are a lot of benefits to my job," admits Diaz's longtime makeup artist, Robin Fredriksz, who has worked with Diaz since 2002's The Sweetest Thing and also regularly tends to Diaz's best friend, Drew Barrymore. "They're endless."
"Hair and makeup people get all the perks," laments one producer. "If the star is flying on the jet, they go with them. If the star is staying at the Four Seasons while the rest of the crew is at the W, these people stay at the Four Seasons." And the money isn't bad, either. "I get paid more than someone who is heading a film's entire [hair and makeup] department," admits Brad Pitt's personal groomer of 18 years, Jean Black. "I find it to be a little bit of a travesty."
The steep fees that personal makeup artists and hairstylists charge—upwards of $5,000 day rates for promotional appearances, and union-dictated hourly pay that can soar north of $2,000 per day on film sets—are among the perks that A-list stars have come to expect the studios to cover, along with private plane rides, personal trainers and hotel suites. "We are being extorted," says one studio publicist. "It got out of control one day and never went back."
But if the top hairstylists and makeup artists are treated as well as their movie star clients, it may be because their talents are just as valuable. "They are artists in their own right and are wildly skilled," says Dede Gardner, president of Plan B, the production company cofounded by Pitt. Take hair and makeup wizard Morag Ross, who last year transformed Cate Blanchett into Queen Elizabeth I ("There were 16 wigs," recalls Ross) and then, two weeks after that shoot, turned her into Bob Dylan. Similarly, Toni Garavaglia alternates between working with such stars as Angelina Jolie (in A Mighty Heart) and Charlize Theron (in Monster) and doing highly complicated special-effects makeup for films like Planet of the Apes.
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But when Fredriksz's son was born in 2006, Diaz and Barrymore flew directly from the wraps of their respective films to be with her in the hospital. The four women are now so close that they take vacations together. And that helps explain why personal hair and makeup experts end up with such a crucial—and lucrative—role on movie sets, one that goes far beyond ensuring hairstyle continuity in scenes shot two months apart.
"They are the first people that the actor sees in the morning and the last people she sees at the end of the day," says producer Jonathan Glickman (27 Dresses). "They set the tone for the day." They can also do an actor's dirty work (insisting that a driver be fired, for instance) or serve as a diplomatic go-between in sticky situations. It's that kind of intuitive understanding that makes Julianne Moore so attached to her makeup artist, Susan Reilly-Lehane. "She acts as a buffer," Moore says. "She can sense when I don't want to talk."
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