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America's Navy College Tour, hosted by Career Services
Wednesday, April 3, 2013, 10 am to 2 pm
Hamilton Plaza (by Hamilton Hall & Student Union)
Current Students
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America's Navy College Tour is seeking candidates from science, technology, engineering, and math.
At the April 3rd kiosk on Hamilton Plaza, Navy recruiters will share information about scholarships and careers.
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With a luxe heavy drape, asymmetric hemline and bold mix of sheer stripes, this bebe top is sure to be a stunning way to bold up your spring collection. Wear it with a bandeau or cami and a pair of skinny jeans for a casual-chic look.
- 63% rayon, 37% cotton
- Center back to hem: 25" (64 cm)
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UW-Stevens Point is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. As required by the Higher Learning Commission, the following "Mark of Affiliation" has been provided:
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recent reaffirmation of accreditation took place in 2008. The next regular
reaffirmation of accreditation visit is scheduled for 2018.
In February 2012, UW-Stevens Point completed a focused visit from
the Higher Learning Commission to
examine issues related to "assessment with a particular emphasis on the
assessment and subsequent revision of the General Education program and
General Degree Requirements." The links to the right provide additional information regarding UW-Stevens Point's accreditation. Likewise, additional information regarding the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) can be found here.Individual departments and programs within UW-Stevens Point are also accredited by:
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Finally, finally I have managed to get my hands on a beauty blender.
This pink coloured butt plug shaped sponge is supposed to help blend in anything and everything. Well, ok, foundation.
Here's what they say:
Blend your way to a flawless face! Seeing make up is the first sign of an amateur application. Beautyblender was created without edges in order to eliminate visible lines and streaks. So go ahead, experiment fearlessly with your Beautyblender and discover the many ways its unique shape will set you free!
Bounce Beautyblender against your face when applying make up. Bouncing, called stippling in the make up world, blends make up without creating changes in the texture or tone of your skin. Use Beutyblender's pointed side for hard-to-reach spots like around the nose and mouth, and under the eyes. Use the round base for foundation and blush on the larger areas of your face such as your forehead, cheeks and chin.
If you apply make up with your fingers you'll find that Beautyblender will smooth and refine your make up to provide a clean finish.
Use Beautyblender damp when applying wet/dry make up. When Beautyblender is wet it is normal for it to expand to nearly twice its original size. Wash after use and place in the Beautyblender insert pedestal to dry. Beautyblender should not come in contact with extreme heat of any kind.
If you have problem skin Beautyblender works to cover blemishes. Use the pointed end and the stipple and twist technique to work make up into depressed areas of the face. The stippling and twisting action feathers out the make up's edges, leaving a perfect finish.
I've been using it for a few days and I really like it. Yes, its just a sponge, but its got a nice firm texture, it doesn't soak up too much product and it has made blending round the nose easy. I haven't had streaky foundation for days so that must be a good thing?!
It says on the box you need to wash regularly and change the sponge every three months. In the UK a replacement sponge is £15…so its not cheap at all. Let me see if I can stretch out the usage to a 6 months!
I like this product a lot, cos I'm lazy and this makes life easier. If you are good at blending anyway you don't really need this – but it is a nice lil beauty tool.


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Gliomas are tumors that grow in various parts of the brain. Optic gliomas can affect:
- One or both of the optic nerves that carry visual information to the brain from each eye
- The optic chiasm, the area where the optic nerves cross each other in front of the hypothalamus of the brain
An optic glioma may also grow along with a
Alternative Names
Glioma - optic; Optic nerve glioma; Juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma
Optic gliomas are rare. The cause of optic gliomas is unknown. Most optic gliomas are slow-growing and noncancerous (
There is a strong association between optic glioma and neurofibromatosis Type 1 (
The symptoms are due to the tumor growing and pressing on the optic nerve and nearby structures. Symptoms may include:
- Involuntary eyeball movement
- Outward bulging of one or both eyes
- Squinting
- Vision loss in one or both eyes thatstarts with theloss of
peripheralvision and eventually leads to blindness
Thechild may show symptoms of diencephalic syndrome, which includes:
- Daytime sleeping
- Decreased memory and brain function
- Delayed growth
- Loss of appetite and body fat
Exams and Tests
A brain and nervous system (neurologic) examination reveals a loss of vision in one or both eyes. There may be changes in the optic nerve, including swelling or scarring of the nerve, or paleness and damage to the optic disc.
The tumor may extend into deeper parts of the brain. There may be signs of increased pressure in the brain (intracranial pressure). There may be signs of
The following tests may be performed:
Cerebral angiography
- Examination of tissue removed from the tumor during surgery or
CTscan-guided biopsyto confirm the tumor type Head CT scanor MRI of the head
- Visual field tests
Treatment varies with the size of the tumor and the general health of the person. The goal may be to cure the disorder, relieve symptoms, or improve vision and comfort.
Surgery to remove the tumor may cure some optic gliomas. Partial removal to reduce thesize of the tumor can be done in many cases. This will keep the tumor from damaging normal brain tissue around it.
Radiation therapy may berecommended in some cases where the tumor is larger and surgery is not possible. In some cases, radiation therapy may be delayed because the tumor is slow growing.
Corticosteroids may be prescribed to reduce swelling and inflammation during radiation therapy, or if symptoms return.
Chemotherapy may be used in some children. Chemotherapy may be especially useful when the tumor extends into the hypothalamus.
Support Groups
For organizations that provide support and additional information, see
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outlook is very different foreach patient. Early treatment improves the chance of a good outcome. Many tumors are curable with surgery, while others return.
Normally, the growth of the tumor is very slow, and the condition remains stable for long periods of time. However, in adults and some children, when the optic chiasm is involved, the tumor is more aggressive.
Possible Complications
Decreased vision Blindness
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider for any vision loss, painless bulging of the eye, or other symptoms of this condition.
Genetic counseling may be advised for people with neurofibromatosis-1. Regular eye exams may allow early diagnosis of these tumors before they cause symptoms.
Varan, A, et al. Optic Glioma in Children: A Retrospective Analysis of 101 Cases. American Journal of Clinical Oncology. 2013; 36(3):287-292.
Karcioglu ZA, Haik BG. Eye, orbit, and adnexal structures. In: Abeloff MD, Armitage JO, Niederhuber JE, Kastan MB, McKenna WG, eds. Abeloffs Clinical Oncology. 4th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 71.
Olitsky SE, Hug D, Plummer LS, Strass-Isern M. Abnormalities of the optic nerve. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 623.
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The right grip size makes a huge difference in how a racquet performs. If you're not sure of your grip size,
here are two simple ways to measure:
Holding an eastern forehand grip (the palm is placed against the same bevel as the string face), you should
be able to fit the index finger of your non-hitting hand in the space between your ring finger and palm. If there
isn't enough room for your index finger, the grip is too small. If there is space between your finger and palm,
the grip is too big. A too-small grip requires more muscle strength to keep the racquet from twisting in your
hand. Prolonged use of a grip that's too small can contribute to tennis elbow problems. A grip that's too large
inhibits wrist snap on serves, makes changing grips more difficult and also requires more muscle strength.
Prolonged use of a grip that's too big can also contribute to tennis elbow problems.
If you don't have a racquet handy, you can also measure your grip size using a ruler. With your hand open
and fingers extended close together, align the ruler with the bottom lateral crease of your palm and measure
to the tip of your ring finger.
Keep in mind, it's easier to increase handle size on most racquets. In fact, the majority of today's lightweight
racquets' handles cannot be reduced in size. If you're between grip sizes, go with the smaller size and add an
overgrip to arrive at the ideal fit. A typical overgrip will increase a grip by 1/16 inch. You can also increase grip
size using a heat-shrink sleeve. One heat shrink sleeve will increase grip size by 1/8 inch. Both methods will
increase overall racquet weight slightly (7-16 grams) but the benefits of a correct grip size far "outweigh" the
disadvantages of this added mass.
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BlackBerry Storm, G1, iPhone and Instinct Top Revenue Drivers for Carriers, Says comScore
comScore, has been keep score on wireless handsets, plans and e-commerce, called e-commerce dashboard. Flagship phones generated revenue while discounts, free phones and other offers fueled volume sales noted the report. Substantial numbers of phones sold on carriers websites where free phones with 75% of AT&T's phones sold were gratis.
Revenue was generated by the big-guns, the "flagship" phones. Three of the four flagship phones (Apple iPhone, T- Mobile HTC G1, and BlackBerry Storm) ranked as the top revenue driver on their respective sites, while being ranked just inside the top ten models in terms of unit volume.
Meanwhile, Sprint's flagship phone, the Samsung Instinct, ranked lower than the others - #7 in terms of revenue and #15 by unit sales.


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Discount supermarket offers not-so-cheap netbook
How much?
Top marks to supermarket chain Lidl for missing the 'cheap' in 'Small, Cheap Computer'. It wants a whopping £390 for a bog-standard 10in netbook.
The irony is that Lidl is a discount chain and was apparently given Which?'s Best Value for Money Retailer award this year.
The Targa Netbook Traveller 1016 that Lidl wants the best part of four hundred notes for packs a typical SCC spec: 1.6GHz Intel Atom, 1GB of DDR 2 memory, 1.3-megapixel webcam, three USB ports etc.
It has a 160GB hard drive, which is above par, and 802.11n Wi-Fi rather than the more commonplace 802.11b/g, but nothing else in the hardware to justify the premium - you can buy a largely comparable Advent 4211 for £270 online. Go for an netbook with an 8.9in screen and a small solid-state drive and you get one for half the price of the Traveller.
Here's the reason: according to Lidl's website, the Traveller comes with "Genuine Microsoft Windows Vista Home Edition". Vista on a 1024 x 600 10in display, anyone?
Lidl warns that the Traveller 1016 is available at £390 "only while stocks last". Would anyone care to forecast how big the rush will be for this 'bargain'?
Thanks to reader Thomas for the tips.
More 10in Netbooks...
MSI Wind
Asus Eee PC S101
Advent 4213
Asus Eee PC 1000


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The UCA represents over 5,000 cattle ranches, feedlots, and other beef operations within the state producing 400,000 head of cattle annually.
Officers of the UCA are also members of the Utah Beef Council that oversees the development and marketing of beef products for consumer use.
Keyes joins the ranks of Al Scorup and Heidi Redd who have served as officers in the state cattlemen's association from San Juan County.


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So what do you do when you have a lot of dupes? See what they look like over other polishes, that's what.
Shown above is Essence Choose Me over a black polish - China Glaze Black Diamond, I believe. The darker base allows this the foil surface to really shine and gives your nails a dark, brooding look. Super sassy!
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Director's Corner
8 February 2007
Report from Beijing: The ILC Reference Design Report
The GDE's first major goal was to define the basic parameters and layout for the ILC and document them in a Baseline Configuration Document (BCD). We achieved this at the first GDE meeting held at INFN, Frascati, Italy, in December 2005. During the next 14 months, the BCD was used as the basis for the detailed design work and value estimate, culminating in the completion of the second major milestone, the publication of the draft ILC Reference Design Report. We also accomplished this goal and presented the RDR this week in Beijing first at a joint session of the ACFA / GDE meeting and then to the International Linear Collider Steering Committee (ILCSC) and the International Committee for Future Accelerators (ICFA).
Dr. Hesheng Chen, Director of IHEP, greeting the participants and describing the high-energy physics programme of IHEP
The ILC design has been developed to achieve the physics performance goals, summarised in an ILCSC parameters report and established by international consensus through workshops. We have developed our technical requirements directly from these science goals and they have guided our design. The technical design for the ILC is strongly based on nearly two decades of world-wide Linear Collider R&D, beginning with the construction and operation of the SLAC Linear Collider (SLC). A very strong result of the reference design is that we have produced a concept that is feasible and can meet the technical requirements and physics goals.
We have produced a Reference Design Report that describes all the major technical systems in the ILC. It also covers all areas where considerable optimisation of cost to performance has been carried out over the past six months. I have discussed many of those studies in previous columns and reported how our design has evolved.
As part of the Reference Design Report, the Global Design Effort produced a preliminary value estimate of the cost for the ILC in its present design and at the present level of engineering and industrialisation. The estimate contains three elements:
- 1.78 Billion (ILC Units) for site-dependent costs, such as the costs for tunnelling in a specific region;,
- 4.87 Billion (ILC Units) for shared value of the high technology and conventional components;
- 13,000 person-years for the required supporting manpower (= 22 million person-hours)
Nan Phinney, smiling RDR chief editor upon completing her task.
Wilhelm Bialowons, GDE European Cost Engineer, presenting the Value Estimates for the Reference Design
For this value estimate: 1 ILC Unit = 1 US Dollar (2007) = .83 Euro = 117 Yen
This estimate is comparable to the cost for the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN when costs for pre-existing facilities are included.
The value cost estimate will provide guidance for optimisation of both the design and the R&D to be done during the engineering phase, which will start in the fall of 2007, after the final Reference Design Report is presented to ICFA. Based on what has been learned so far, the GDE is confident that the value can be maintained at this level, as the design is optimised during the engineering design phase.Many very talented physicists and engineers did a tremendous amount of dedicated work in producing the reference design and report. They should all feel very proud of this important accomplishment, and I want to thank my colleagues for a job very well done!
-- Barry Barish


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A two color circular lace wrap
Finished measurements:
Width after blocking: 17" / 43 cm
Length after blocking: 64 ¼" / 163 cm
Yarn: 1 skein each of Kitchen Sink Dyeworks Seacell Merino Fine (390 yds / 356 m per 4 ¼ oz / 120 g skein; 70% Superwash Merino, 30% Seacell Seaweed Fiber) in Poppi (MC) and Valencia (CC)
Needles & Notions: Size 7 US / 4.5 mm circular needle, 32" / 80 cm long
Size D-3 US / 3.25 mm crochet hook, stitch marker, tapestry needle, blocking wires (optional) and pins
Gauge: 12 sts and 21 rows = 4" / 10cm in Zig Zag Lace Pattern after blocking
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Can Anyone Save Barnes & Noble?
Barnes and Noble's CEO has stepped down amid Nook losses. Will this story end like a fairy tale or in heartbreak? Miriam Gottfried joins MoneyBeat. Photo: AP.
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Daily Archives: December 28, 2012
Check out these great events that are coming up soon in Key West…
January is shaping up to be a busy month here in Key West, with a number of exciting events that historically draw huge numbers of visitors from across the world!
We're especially excited for these:
Jan. 4-5: Ragnar Relay Florida Keys Race. This 199-mile race takes runners throughout the Florida Keys to the southernmost island in the continental U.S. on a route beginning in Miami and ending in Key West. Visit www.ragnarrelay.com/race/floridakeys for more details. Many Ragner runners choose to stay at our Key West hotel after the race every year. We think our quiet resort is the perfect place to cool your heels after such a grueling run!
Jan. 19: Florida Keys Seafood Festival. This family-oriented feast features fresh local Keys seafood, drinks, marine-related crafts, youth activities and live music. The free-admission annual event is held at Bayview Park, just a short cab or bike ride away from Parrot Key! Visit www.fkcfa.org/Pages/SeafoodFestival.aspx or call 305-872-9026.
Jan. 20: Key West Half Marathon. In its 15th year, this run attracts more than 1,000 annual participants and has been recognized by Runners World magazine as one of the 10 great half-marathons of the winter season. The 13.1-mile course through Old Town Key West passes Key West landmarks and includes the scenic waterfront. Visit www.keywesthalfmarathon.com or call 305-240-0727.
Jan. 20-25: Key West Race Week 2013. Key West. Elite racing yachts and crews from around the world compete for class championships in one of the most prestigious regattas on the international sailing circuit. Visit www.premiere-racing.com or call 781-639-9545.
Jan. 24-27: Key West Food and Wine Festival. Key West. Top chefs and restaurateurs showcase their culinary creativity and the Keys' indigenous cuisine in a tasty schedule of events for food lovers. Attendees also can participate in food-related adventures during the savory celebration. Visit www.keywestfoodandwinefestival.com or call 800-474-4319.
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Last test shown that I'm most probably allergic to rice. As to confirm it I run a no-rice-for-at-least-a-month diet. Gosh! I love rice!
Back to the point. While bentos I usually prepare for myself are ~250calories (5 meals a day diet), the lack of rice is not a problem. But the day after tomorrow I'm going on a journey and I'll eat my main meal on a train. I've raided a fridge and pantry and found:
-pasta, buckwheat
-veggies like tomato (normal and cherry ones), carrot, cucumber, lettuce, red radish -> fresh veggies are still quite expensive in here
-eggs, milk, mini mozarella balls
-cheese, ham
After last JustBento entry I thought about some salad paste but I'm not fond of cold pasta and on train I won't have a chance to warm it up.
Could you help me to build about 500-600calories bento with what I have in store? :)
I could only think of pasta salad...
How about frittata (sp?) with using pasta?
Just combine some cooked pasta with semi-cooked chopped veggies and beaten eggs, season and pan-fry them like normal frittatas, then to the oven. You could add cheese, but make sure you reduce the amount of seasoning because the cheese is quite salty. I've made this with instant noodles and weiners, and they taste good. It is also one of my sister's easy and no-fuss lunchbox menu. She has no access to microwaves, but this is her favourite ;) It would taste definitely taste good when warm..
I think that you may be able to just use buckwheat as a rice replacement.
But from what you listed, the thing that immediately comes to mind is a carbonara. When ever I am low on ingredients I make some for my husband's bento, with or without meat (which he loves). As far as the calories a small portion would probably be okay, depending on the pasta you use, with some vegetables on the side.
I'm not sure if "pasta, buckwheat" means you have pasta and buckwheat, or if it means you have buckwheat pasta! If it means you have buckwheat AND pasta, you could make something like this: http://www.thebirkettmills.com/recipes/pilaftomatoes_2003.htm (kasha is whole buckwheat I believe) using whatever veges you have. Or this: http://www.thebirkettmills.com/recipes/tabboulli_2003.htm sounds as though it would use a few of your available ingredients. And you could add a hard boiled egg and some cheese cubes and ham.
Or you could make a baked pasta thing with cheese and egg and tomatoes in it; it doesn't sound like nice bento food, but whenever I've made macaroni cheese I always end up picking at the leftovers in the fridge afterwards! Some cupcake sized pasta and cheese baked things (perhaps with ham layered in?) with some salad would be OK.
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Going off of what you have in stock, but using things that you should be able to get easily:
- a potato based bento, such as oyaki, or potato salad plus something, Spanish tortilla and so on. I'm guessing potatoes are always available in Poland...
- anything bread based, from sandwiches and beyond
- make your own muffins?
- anything beany (though rice + beans is supposed to be better than straight beans)
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Bread and potatoes imediatley spring to mind. Sandwiches, bagels, pitta bread and wraps can all taste good with a variety of fillings. Potato salad, potato cakes, and spanish omletes are also good choices. Couscous salad is also a good one, if your local shop sells couscous (then again if your not keen on cold pasta, mabye not).
I think i'm late but here it goes anyway!
Try this cold pasta salad: fusilli + fresh cheese + some fruit (i guess carrots or tomatoes will go too). I also add some cashews and it's so tasty!!!
You can eat it cold and it's yummy too. I usually make the dressing this way: 1 part of olive oil, 1/2 part of vinegar, a pinch of salt, half teaspoon of dijon mustard and black pepper to taste.
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Thank all of you :)
I'm just back from the trip and it was the best weekend ever!
Despite everything I've ended with kind of pasta salad + a bit of caprese and it turned to be yummy decision :)
But as my rice-free diet continues I'll certainly use your advice :)
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The right dress + the right star + the Cannes red carpet = red-hot fashion sales. Luke Leitch checks the Croisette accounts.
BY Luke Leitch | 18 May 2012
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You can tell just how important - and commercial - the Cannes red carpet has become by how rigorously it is organised. Like lollipop men, but dressed in tuxedos, there is a team whose sole job is to steer starlets through what has become the world's biggest fashion photo-opportunity - one that is almost as vital to oiling the wheels of Cannes as the films are.
IN PICTURES: Cannes Film Festival 2012: What they wore on day one
This year, their work began at the opening ceremony of the 65th Film Festival on Wednesday. At 6.40pm, the celebrity traffic was light: they waved the Virginie Ledoyen straight through. Wearing an excellent, elegant Elie Saab dark green strapless gown, Ledoyen took five minutes to walk 20 yards, stopping every few feet to swivel, steady herself, tilt her head then pose for the bellowing, four-deep photographer-phalanxes.
Suddenly, a traffic jam: Jane Fonda, Lana Del Rey, Eva Herzigova, Freida Pinto, Jessica Chastain, Eva Longoria, Fan Bing Bing and many more all either sat on the sweltering Croisette in their cars (where, according to one red-carpet stylist, they would have had tissue wadded in their armpits to prevent staining their dress) or waiting in a holding area at the bottom of the carpet.
At 90-second intervals, the lollipop men gestured them forward for their slow, lurking progress up the carpet. Pinto (in split, peplummed Michael Angel dress) and Fonda (in a shimmering, mirrored Atelier Versace gown), were particularly excellent posers; Fonda jiggled, wiggled, grabbed Alec Baldwin in a bearhug and seemed delighted to be there, while Pinto's beaming grin seemed spontaneous, too. The excitable Frenchman commentating for the thousands of rubberneckers played a Del Rey song as the singer started her walk: within minutes, Italian designer Alberta Ferretti pressed "Send" on an email to thousands, announcing itself as the designer of the singer's dress.
READ: Cannes Film Festival 2012: Who will emulate Marilyn Monroe's stylish legacy?
Even off the record, no fashion house will admit to paying actresses or models to wear their their clothes on the Cannes red carpet. They will, however, gleefully whisper suggestions that all their rivals do. The truth is somewhere in between: some actresses take money to wear dresses, others have more hazy ties that dictate their choice. One French fashion VIP wrangler said yesterday: "We never pay people to wear our designs. Many do, though, and you can't blame the actresses. Ten thousand euros or more just to wear a dress for the night? I'd do it, wouldn't you?"
One of the most significant sprinklers of stardust in Cannes is not a designer but a jeweller. Knockout pieces by Chopard - which has been a part of the festival for 15 years - glittered on Del Rey, Berenice Bejo, Ledoyen, Fonda, Pinto, Bing Bing and Dolores Chaplin. Herzigova, an old friend of Chopard's co-president, Caroline Scheufele, wore a particularly amazing, lace-intricate, white-gold and diamond necklace designed by Scheufele for the company's exhibition of 25 unseen Marilyn Monroe photographs that opened here this week.
READ: Cannes Film Festival 2012: Carine Roitfeld to stage fashion show
Speaking at Chopard's penthouse pavilion in the Martinez hotel, Scheufele said: "Apart from being exposed the next second all over the world because you have 5,000 journalists, and I don't know how many TV stations, I would say that when you put the the most beautiful necklace in the most beautiful location - say, Place Vendôme - it's nice. But the minute you put it on a celebrity, a beautiful woman and she moves around with it, it becomes alive: this is the difference." She has known customers to arrive at Chopard boutiques with cut-out Cannes red-carpet pictures of Sharon Stone in a pair of earrings, who order them immediately. "It is very useful," she said. "A nice side- effect. But remember it is not just about wearing a dress from Dolce Gabbana or Versace, it is about looking their best, too. For the actresses, the red carpet is a one-off moment and they want to get it right."
The phenomenon of fashion house-led red-carpet style began in 1995, when Barbara Tfank (Michelle Obama's favourite designer, btfank.com ) dressed Uma Thurman in a Tfank-refashioned Prada dress for the Oscars. From LA, Tfank said: "Modern films (excluding period films and TV) have become so 'real', perhaps people long for some aspirational fantasy? The red carpet harkens back to the glamour that Hollywood once embraced via its iconic stars and talented costume designers: think of Carole Lombard, Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly. Now, the carpet has become the only outlet for stars where full-on glamour is expected and accepted."
So perhaps the film industry has missed a trick by sacrificing its on-screen glamour - and the fashion houses have just filled the gap. As costume designer Edith Head wrote in the 1970s: "We don't make glamorous movies today. Everything now is very realistic, artistic - and depressing. When is the last time you you saw a wonderful musical or a fabulous fantasy?" The answer is on Wednesday night, when those tuxedoed lollipop men choreographed the Cannes red carpet.
The insider speaks: Eva Herzigova on how she handles the flashbulbs of the Croisette
"In an editorial shoot there is only one picture being taken, and you can control the angle. But on the red carpet, you can't control anything: there are 360 degrees of photographers. So all you can do is walk, walk through, and when they call your name look over and say "Hallo!", smile, and move on.
A wrong dress, or high heels - they can make it difficult. But it's about how you feel really. You can be in a sh---- dress and still feel great: you just don't care and it's fine. It's really about confidence. Do some meditation just before you get out there: this is it, you can't change what you look like, you've done that hair, that make-up - so just go with it.
If you think that you have the worldwide press there, who will instantly send the image around the world, that will make it nerve-wracking. You have to think: 'I'm just going to see a movie.'
Normally I turn up, pick a dress at the last minute, and go to Caroline (of Chopard) and we would pick jewellery that would go with the dress. This is the first year that the necklace was the focal point - it's the Marilyn necklace, made especially. So it was quite a challenge: the look started off from the choice of jewellery."
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"Nikita"returns after a long hiatus Friday, and although the episode titled "Wrath" has plenty of action, it also allows stars Maggie Q and Shane West to show just how much their characters care for each.
"The next episode is pretty emotional for both Michael and Nikita," Shane West said during the April 14 "Nikita" panel at the Chicago Comic and Entetainment Expo, answering a fan's question about what scene has been the most trying emotionally for him.
In "Wrath," Nikita tries to come to terms with her past and the person she became at Divison thanks to Amanda and Percy. Amanda and Ari are on the run after Team Nikita prevented them from taking over Zetrov. Nikita believes her mission is over and after Madeline closes down Division, she and Michael can walk away with their presidential pardons.
She doesn't realize that Percy is back in charge at Division, and he's once again gunning for her.
"Percy wants to take Michael or someone else that Nikita cares about, because that is his only way to hurt her," creator/executive producer Craig Silverstein said during the panel, which I moderated.
Below you can find more comments the guys made about "Wrath" and what's coming the rest of the season. (These were live-tweets on my account made by Carla Day.) Above you'll find three videos from the press room, where Carla (@carladay), Melissa (@thetelevixen) and I asked the guys more questions. The first video contains the best highlights; the other two are the full interviews with each gentleman.
"Wrath" airs at 7 p.m. April 20 on CW.
Highlights from the panel
- Craig: Percy has some moves coming up. He has a big end of season plan coming. Seems to be going in 1 direction but goes another. See if you can figure out what Percy's real plan will be. Never is what is seems.
- Shane: Michael has a cool fight in ep 21. Hand-to-hand battle.
- Craig: Alex's love life takes a turn in episode 21. She is getting to a better place.
- Craig: Amanda won't be back until finale. She is out and about with Ari.
- Craig: Cassandra and Max will NOT be coming back.
- Shane: The goodbye to Max and Cassandra was also emotionally taxing. (and very cold to film)
- Craig: Nikita in S1 was a loner. In S2 she leads "Team Nikita." Upcoming, Ryan and Michael turn on her.
- Craig: Will be pitching S3 to execs in coming weeks. Then find out if renewed. Would have new set up/shift like frm S1 to S2.
Other panel Q&As
- Q: What happened to Jada? A: Craig-She died in S1 finale. Q: But this is TV. A: #Nikita isn't the #VampireDiaries.
- Q: Do you get sore from fight scenes? A: Shane - Sometimes for days. We are padded up well. Though, not women because sexy clothes.
- Q: Will Nathan be back? A: Most likely not. He was supposed to be her Daniel, but he was too awesome. But he is still alive.
- Q: Will there ever be a Baby Nikita? A: Craig - Would be difficult for an action show. Shane - Maybe a puppy?
- Q: Can you teach Birkhoff how to shoot? A: Craig - Two more episodes.
- Q: Will Roan ever die? A: Craig - Do you want him to die? He was originally supposed to die in S1, but then it became a thing.
- Q: Will Owen be back? A: Craig - Not in S2 due to economic reason. Never said Devon Sawa won't be back. Could be back if renewed.
- Q: Any mishaps on set? A; Shane - Yes, I did kick a guy once in the face.
- Craig: Biggest on set injury- once a hand injury to Maggie, but that wasn't a fight scene. Made changes due to finger injury
- Shane: Filmed a body slam in Ep 17, looks like he broke the guys back. But, it unfortunately got cut from episode.
- Shane: Maggie's always smiling and always happy. Not like Nikita. "It's a wonderful quality."
- Craig: Season is about Nikita trying to take down what she is responsible for while has kinship with ppl b/c she is one of them.
- Craig: More interested in story arcs than standalone stories.
- Craig: Romance between Michael and Nikita happened quicker than expected. They will have some challenges.


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Podcast: Girls advocate for girls' education and gender equality
Linh, Marcela and Hakima, Plan International young delegates for the 57th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women, are passionate about promoting girls rights.
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By Chris Niles
NEW YORK, United States of America, 18 March 2013 Three young women from quite different parts of the world, but with very similar goals, met at UNICEF House recently to talk about their passion for promoting girls rights.
Linh, 20, from Viet Nam, Marcela, 17, from El Salvador and Hakima, 13, from Uganda were in New York as Plan International young delegates for the 57th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women, held at United Nations Headquarters.
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The young women are each involved in work in their own countries to advocate for girls education and gender equality. They want to remove the logistical, financial and cultural barriers that prevent girls from getting a quality education and enjoying their full rights.
Linh says high school fees and the lack of facilities for girls make it difficult for many to go to school, and these issues must be addressed if true change is to occur.
I feel angry. Why cant they go to school? They have the right to do that, she says.
Marcela is part of a project called Cultura de Paz, which trains young people to raise awareness around social issues. She says gender-based violence, child marriage and early pregnancy are among the challenges facing her community, just outside San Salvador.
I began to demand my rights and tell others that no one can remove them. With my leadership, I try to encourage others to also be agents of change, she says.
Hakima is joined by (left to right) Linh, 20, and Marcela, 17. All three girls advocate for education and gender equality. They visited New York as Plan International young delegates for the 57th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women.
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Chinese researchers reported, for the first time, clinical evidence of oseltamivir (Tamiflu) resistance in patients infected with the novel avian H7N9 flu.
In a small case series of 14 patients, treatment with antiviral medications led to a lowering of viral load on throat swabs in all but three, according to Zhenghong Yuang, PhD, Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University in China, and colleagues.
Those three developed severe illness that required extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), and two died. A viral mutation associated with drug resistance was isolated from two of them, but not from others, Yuang and colleagues reported online in The Lancet.
Worryingly, Yuang and colleagues reported, the mutation -- which confers resistance to the neuraminidase inhibitors -- appeared to arise in one ECMO patient as a result of treatment.
The emergence of the mutation -- which leads to a lysine for arginine switch in the neuraminidase protein -- was "temporally associated with a rebound of virus load, treatment failure, and a poor clinical outcome," the authors reported.
And, they wrote, "the apparent ease with which antiviral resistance emerges ... is concerning; it needs to be closely monitored and considered in future pandemic response plans."
Yuang and colleagues studied 14 patients admitted to the Shanghai Public Health Clinical Centre between April 4, and April 20, 2013, who had been given antiviral treatment for less than 2 days before admission.
All were treated with oseltamivir and some were also treated with the investigational neuraminidase inhibitor peramivir.
All 14 developed pneumonia, seven developed acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and needed mechanical ventilation, and three of those continued to progress despite antivirals and ventilation, and were placed on ECMO.
Yuang and colleagues analyzed samples taken serially, using polymerase chain reaction methods to quantify over time viral loads in the throat, stool, serum, and urine samples.
In addition, they sequenced viral RNA from the samples to look for mutations associated with resistance.
The arginine-to-lysine switch had been seen in one other H7N9 isolate, they reported, but its clinical significance had not been clear.
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AN ACT relating to an electronic health network and declaring an emergency.
Create new sections of KRS Chapter 11 to declare findings of the General Assembly related to electronic health information; define terms; establish the responsibilities of the board in studying the feasibility of developing a Kentucky e-Health Network using federal and voluntarily contributed funds; require the board to establish certain committees and an advisory group to ensure input into the feasibility study; require the feasibility study to include a business case for various models, including a model with the capability of integrating an electronic Medicaid management information system; authorize the board to oversee the implementation of a model if deemed feasible and the General Assembly concurs; require any model selected to comply with the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act; require the board to submit the results of the feasibility study to the Legislative Research Commission upon completion; require the board to oversee the implementation of any feasible model selected by the board; require the board to oversee the development of the network of providers and payors and adopt standards for computer systems communicating with the central part of the network; authorize the board to promulgate administrative regulations; require the board to assume the responsibilities of the Telehealth Board under KRS 11.550; require an annual report to the Governor, Cabinet for Health Services, Office for the New Economy, Interim Joint Committee on Health and Welfare, and the Interim Joint Committee on Banking and Insurance; establish a "Ke-HN and Telehealth Fund"; amend KRS 11.550 to reorganize the Telehealth Board as the Kentucky e-Health and Telehealth Board attached to the Governor's Office for Technology; establish the membership of the board; amend KRS 164.6015, 164.6021, 164.6029, 164.6037, and 154.12-274 to encourage the research, development, and funding of an electronic health network; amend KRS 154.12-788 to expand the duties of the Office of the Commissioner for the New Economy to include promoting the development and securing funds for the Kentucky e-Health Network; retain current members of the Telehealth Board as members of the Kentucky e-Health and Telehealth Board; transfer telehealth funds to the new board; EMERGENCY.
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The start of a new year can bring a lot of change in a person's life, but for one local, a new chapter will begin as January 1 rolls around. After sixteen years, six months and 25 days, Patricia Broadwell--better known as "Treet"--will leave her varied post at the Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) to enter a new stage in life: retirement.Her Present RolesConcurrently, Broadwell has served the SPD as the Administrative Assistant, the Terminal Agency Coordinator (TAC) and SubAgency Coordinator for the State as Associate Trainer (SAGY), the Custodian of the Records, the Certified Public Information Officer and holds a Master Certification for Telecommunication Operator.Broadwell is a graduate of Sul Ross University, having obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in Social Sciences. However, several of her roles at the police department required her to continue training to keep her at the top of her respective fields.As Telecommunication Operator, Broadwell initially had to undergo 40 hours of training with recertification taking place every two years. Her Associate Training position also required her to be recertified on a two-year basis.As a non-civil service employee of the police department, Broadwell also had to complete 40 hours of continuing education each year. In addition, her position as TAC/SAGY gave her an opportunity to attend an annual conference along with attending the Criminal Justice Information System conference for continued education in Texas Incident Base System Reporting.But on top of the continuing education, Broadwell still had a slew of responsibilities to meet within the local police department. She would review officers' reports and submit Public Information Act requests and briefs to the Attorney General for opinions. Once the opinion was reviewed by the Opinion Committee, she would prepare a response to the requesters.Additionally, she would provide military background requests, record requests for insurance companies, and as Custodian of Records she would conduct research and respond to subpoenas.Broadwell also recertified police officer and telecommunication operators for their TLETS (Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunication System) and their TCIC (Texas Crime Information Center)/NCIC (National Crime Information Center) certifications. She would validate entries for the Law Enforcement Support Division - Crime Records Service in Austin for all the records entered into the TCIC and NCIC, as well as prepare the agency for CJIS (Criminal Justice Information Services) and TCIC/NCIC audits.Furthermore, Broadwell would occasionally fill in as the Telecommunication Officer, prepare requested statistics for the Chief and/or the Lieutenant, and would complete any other duties which were assigned or requested.Her Past RecollectionsNot only did Broadwell take part in a lot of duties, but she saw several changes in her sixteen years of service. As most professionals, she had to take part in technology updates in computers and software, a new filing system and changes in responsibilities, duties and personnel.From a personal standpoint, Broadwell recalled some memories. She wanted to understand what a suspect endures when an officer has to use a certain degree of force, in which she volunteered to be "tased"--an incident she calls her "personal 'worst' memory."But the most memorable event in her career occurred around eighteen months ago, when a four-year-old boy was thrown out of a car and left for dead onto a cactus field on the side of the interstate by his own father, on June 28, 2011."Upon this little boy being found and brought to the Police Department," Broadwell recollected, "Telecommunications Operator Cory Stroman and I offered the little boy a piece of gum if he would tell us his name, and he said 'Angel'."She remembered the little boy as being "bewildered," and Broadwell picked him up and held him in her lap to check little Angel's body. She noticed cactus spines on his body, and after being taken to the hospital by the local EMS, she would learn that he had over 500 cactus spines which were surgically removed."I will never forget Angel and the courage he displayed," she said. "I was able to visit him after the removal of those cactus spines in the hospital, and it was amazing to see his precious smile.""It was my honor and privilege, along with other employees of the Police Department, EMS, and hospital staff to have had the opportunity to offer him some comfort," stated Broadwell.But before she leaves, she offers her thanks to retired Sweetwater Police Chief Jim Kelley for hiring her and for being good to her and her family. Broadwell is also thankful to Lieutenant Randy Hanes for having an open door and for his continued prayers."There are no words to express my appreciation to both of these men for the encouragement, knowledge, and support they provided over the years, as well as the rest of my 'PD Family'," she said. Part of that family includes Lester Cavitt, who she thanks for offering continued prayers for her as well.She also hopes to leave a positive impact within the police department and the community, where she was "a good employee with a good work ethic...courteous, dependable, followed procedures as presented by law and requirement to the best of my ability, forgiving, professional, responsible, and a team player."Her Plans for RetirementWhile she's learned a lot on a professional level, Broadwell has acquired some traits that she will take with her in this new chapter. Among them are confidence, courage, empathy, friendship, loyalty, patience, trust and understanding--along with a thankfulness for the life which God has blessed her.As she stares retirement in the face, Broadwell's thoughts on this new journey offer a sense of relief. She is eager to break free from the "daily grind" to take part in a "life of leisure" where she can "enjoy family and life.""I can engage in my work of choice, look after my health, and spend time with my family and grandchildren," she explained.Broadwell's family includes her parents, Charlie Broadwell and the late R.E. Broadwell; her siblings Connie Jamison, Debbie Veal and the late Richard Broadwell; and her siblings-in-law Vicki Broadwell and David Veal.She will also get to spend time with her daughter Tracee Smith and her husband Mitch from San Angelo and her three grandchildren, Chase, Kenzee and Kaimee.Other family members include her nephew Brant Broadwell and his wife Staci from Keller, Texas, and their sons Connor and Matthew; along with her other nephew Casey Broadwell, his wife Toni, and their son Cason from Albuquerque, New Mexico.She might be leaving her work in law enforcement, but Broadwell will never forget the sacrifices they make. She asks everyone to pray for all law enforcement personnel and first responders and to show their appreciation to them."When you see a person in an armed service uniform, reach out your hand and thank them for their service. You will never know how much it means to them."


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A Radical Re-envisioning of America's Military Policy
Washington's military and foreign policy are in shambles. We are currently involved in multiple costly regional wars of uncertain value to America's safety and defense. Most of these wars are against regimes that Washington had formerly supported, financed, and empowered, and most were triggered by an intelligence failure that allowed four commercial airliners to be hijacked by 19 terrorists and used as flying bombs to destroy the World Trade Center towers and part of the Pentagon. Things are so bad that the Department of Defense could not even defend its own headquarters. This was preceded by eight years of severe over-deployment of military forces overseas during the Clinton Administration. And despite a general consensus in America that we need change, the Obama Administration shows no signs at all of affecting any real change. What we need is a radical re-envisioning of our entire military and foreign policy-- and it can't come a moment too soon.
The Proper Role of a Military in a Civil Society
To begin, we have to determine the role and function of a military in a civil society. That role is the defense of its citizens and sovereign borders from foreign aggression. Remember that the purpose of a government is to establish the necessary precondition of human flourishing, which is a peaceful society, that is-- a society in which people live free from aggression. Therefore, the government can be justified in its use of force only to defend, which means only in response to the initiation of force by an aggressor. When government initiates force itself, it becomes an aggressor itself and does the very thing that it exists to prevent, breaching its own purpose and moral charter. So a military must be used only in its nation's defense.
The National Defense Threats America Faces
Having defined the purpose and role of a military as the defense of its nation's citizens, we must now determine and create an exhaustive list of the threats to a civil society's peaceful existence. These are: 1) Invasion or attack by a foreign military, 2) Internal civil war, 3) Acts of terrorism, and 4) Acts of piracy or other violence on international waters. The justification for having a large, standing army as we have in America today is to counter the threat of the first two possibilities, which are both extremely unlikely to happen today.
As Benjamin Friedman of the Cato Institute notes:
[America's] explosion in [defense] spending comes despite a historically benign threat environment. Invasion and civil war, which traditionally justified militaries, are unthinkable here. North Korea and Iran trouble their citizens and neighbors, but with decaying economies, shoddy militaries, and aversion to suicidal behavior, they pose little threat to the United States. Russia and China are incapable of territorial expansion that should worry Americans, unless we put our troops on their frontiers. And unlike us, they are out of the revolution export business. Terrorism is chiefly an intelligence problem arising from a Muslim civil war. Our military has little to do with it.
Disproportionately High Military Spending
It is truly inconceivable at this time in history that any foreign country would invade America, or that the United States would face a second civil war, so why the unprecedented level of military spending?
In the same article, Friedman notes that:
Non-war or base defense spending will be more than $515 billion in fiscal year 2009. Adjusting for inflation, that's 40 percent higher than the defense budget when George W. Bush took office. Add the wars, nuclear weapons research, veterans, and homeland security, and you get about $750 billion. That is more than six times what China spends, 10 times what Russia spends and 70 times what Iran, North Korea and Syria spend combined.
The Threat of Terrorism
In December 1998, nearly three years before the September 11 attacks, Dr. Ivan Eland of the Cato Institute published a foreign policy briefing entitled "Does U.S. Intervention Overseas Breed Terrorism?" The study catalogs numerous empirical examples of the correlation between American military involvement overseas and terrorist attacks on the United States, strongly supporting its thesis as outlined in the paper's executive summary:
According to the Pentagon's Defense Science Board, a strong correlation exists between US involvement in international situations and an increase in terrorist attacks against the United States... The numerous incidents cataloged suggest that the United States could reduce the chances of such devastating--and potentially catastrophic--terrorist attacks by adopting a policy of military restraint overseas.
How To Reform American Foreign and Military Policy
In George Orwell's prophetic dystopian novel, 1984, the government was always at war in order to justify the endless sacrifice of its citizens and their freedoms. Though it was always at war, its war department was named The Ministry of Peace. Is it unfair to draw a parallel to our Department of Defense and its never-ending series of offensive wars and deployments? Imagine a military policy by which our Department of Defense lived up to its name and its proper role rather than bear that name to obscure its real purpose and the true nature of its activities.
The following is a list of proposals that would reform American military policy to best insure its defense from all four threats listed above and minimize monetary waste and unnecessary costs to American taxpayers. This is a blueprint for a slimmed-down, super-efficient, highly-effective American military machine that is modernized and makes sense in a post-9-11, 21st century world:
- Make major, across-the-board reductions in military spending and activity. These would include:
- The abolition of the Dept. of Homeland Security. Creating another cabinet level department to make national defense simpler and more efficient was a laughable absurdity. Keeping our homeland secure is what the Department of Defense exists to do.
- Reduce the budget for the Department of Defense to pre-Bush levels, as well as matching reductions in target recruitment levels and present employment levels of both military and civilian personnel.
- Remove all military personnel from foreign territory, including the dismantling and removal of all foreign military bases.
- Formally declare neutrality in all armed conflicts (sorry folks, that includes Israel) and proclaim a new era of American peace, harmony, and "liberal intercourse with all nations" as George Washington recommended in his farewell address, taking heed of his admonition to "to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world."
- Focus the DOD's competencies to center on counter-terrorism and continue to grow and improve our network of human intelligence. Our DOD should end up looking more like a national version of the NYPD's counter-terrorism unit. We do not need a large, standing army because we do not face the threat of foreign invasion or internal civil war. We should redesign a DOD that is streamlined and equipped to counter the two threats we do face: terrorism and piracy.
- Secure our nation's borders and ports of entry! While our nation and the world will benefit most from a policy allowing the free flow of people, goods, capital, and information across our borders, there is no reason why our DOD shouldn't be able to patrol and defend our borders. Why are we more worried about the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan than we are about or own borders?
- Restore freedom and respect for basic human rights by ending the CIA's practice of renditions, repealing the Patriot Act, and abolishing the Selective Service System along with any possibility of ever reinstituting a draft.
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Obama's Re-Election: Perspective from Asia
WSJ Beijing Bureau Chief Andrew Browne joins the News Hub to discuss Asian reaction to the U.S. presidential election. Photo: Getty Images.
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... the ... silky also want to get some perspective out of Asia from Wall Street rules ensure Brown debasing bureau chief ... Andrew ... good morning thanks for gyration sake of evening things for joining us ... that evening so you've got your own piggy I it's it's a big ... election coming on the election ... excuse me ... the leadership change coming in China ... shortly I I should say the next couple weeks ... it does ... what what can we expect ... from the reaction from the Chinese from others in Asia to Obama is re-election ... well look you in China ... that Doraemon and reaction is one of relief that the campaign is over ... and with it or that China bashing that's gone on ... our from both candidates ... which has greeted omen of twelve months and months and months of the just happy ... that the whole thing is over I they have ... as we said ... that you know Romy was probably the most enthusiastic of the China ... China actions ... of between the two ... you know and that may have made ... by China somewhat favor of Obama in the end ... okay you mention of course ... Mitt Romney ... did did did did was was trying to score some points ... saying on day one he would label China a currency manipulator should the Chinese ... didn't take too kindly ... to that a ... mentor who let's let's move away from the U S election for a minute and talk again about ... I've China itself in the leadership change to contents ... really ongoing at this point can happen next couple weeks ... can we expect is Americans he ... didn't have any change in China policy over the next four years ... how how will that ... what what can we expect to be differently ... you know one of the interesting things that is the way that the Chinese have been having still fascinated ... are by the American elect Whirlpool's that's ... comparing and contrasting what the political process here in China which of course is conducted almost entirely behind closed doors ... um nobody really knows at all what the outcome of the eighteenth Communist Party Congress is ... we have a pretty good idea who the next leader of China is going to be ... Xi Jinping we have an idea for the number two is gonna be ... Italy coach John Fox ... optimal ... broadly the line up all the next generation of Chinese leaders ... is a mystery ... to most Chinese people so there's been enormous fascination with the openness ... aam you know all of the American system ... Andy and we know that the Chinese economy has been cooling off as substantially on ... one of the way you look at the numbers which are slightly suspect ... does Apple pressure on representative government in ancient China opted to hold that the one thing all that that the big because people are going to be dissatisfied with the lack of growth ... absolutely the social contract which has existed now premier's ... is more or less from a communist opposite point of view ... we will provide ... the growth ... and from the point of view of ordinary Chinese ... don't question of politics now ... that social contract made may start to fray and indeed it is


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Seth MacFarlane may have sung about Oscar's losers, but he wasn't among them. Sunday's movie awards ceremony produced its best ratings in years.
An average of 40.3 million viewers tuned in to the Oscar telecast on ABC, according to Nielsen. The ceremony was hosted by MacFarlane, the creator of TV's "Family Guy" and director of the movie comedy "Ted."
The ratings were the best for Oscar since 2010 and were up a modest 2% over last year's show hosted by Billy Crystal.
FULL COVERAGE: Oscars 2013 | Nominee list | Red carpet | Highlights | Quotes | Best & Worst
The choice of MacFarlane represented an effort by Oscar officials to connect with younger viewers, and the strategy appears to have worked. Ratings were up 11% among viewers ages 18 to 49, the demographic most important to advertisers.


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For the first time since 1415, we are going to have a conclave or papal election with no Pope to bury beforehand. But the procedures for the election are not affected by this 'novelty.' Dan Brown might seem an unlikely source for information on a Papal election but the detailed description in Angels and Demons was apparently taken from a book by a Jesuit scholar and is quite accurate.
When the See of Rome is declared vacant – normally when a Pope dies – most of the senior prelates who were the Pope's 'ministers' resign. Power is entrusted to a cardinal called the Camerlengo, in this case Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, who under normal circumstances would bury the Pope.
The last papal election took 48 hours, but such speed wasn't always the case. In the 13th century the papacy was vacant for a year-and-a-half and an election was forced by the people of Rome who locked up the cardinals until a pope was elected. In another case, the people not only locked up the cardinals, they tore off the roof of the building and put the cardinals on a diet of bread and water.
Now, with Benedict's resignation the cardinals are essentially being given a 'month's notice' and can plan their trip to Rome and think about what they want in the new pope. In a sense, because of the pre-planning that can be brought to bear on this election, there is potentially a lot of time to consider who should be the next leader of the world's 1 billion catholics.
The cardinals will stay in a specially constructed 5 storey residence inside the Vatican walls, Santa Marta. and will be conveyed by coach to the Sistine Chapel for morning and afternoon sessions there. The process of election must begin no more than 20 days after the see is vacant. Only cardinals under the age of 80 can enter the conclave – the word means 'with a key' in Latin, referring to the fact that the Cardinals are locked into the election hall.
There are 119 eligible to vote, 67 of whom were appointed by Benedict and the rest by JPII. Cardinals who are excommunicated can actually attend but not those who have resigned. A cardinal who resigned and joined Napolean Bonaparte attempted to enter the conclave in 1800 but was refused.
On the morning of the conclave the cardinals con-celebrate Mass in St Peter's Basilica. In the afternoon they gather in the Pauline Chapel in the Apostolic Palace and solemnly process in full red and white regalia with red hats and enter the Sistine chapel, with the doors locked behind them. All telephones, cell phones, radios, televisions and internet connections are removed from use whether in the chapel or in the residence. They cannot leave except in the case of grave illness. Also permitted in the conclave are two medical doctors, a nurse for very ill cardinals, and religious priests who can hear confessions in various languages. These have to swear absolute and perpetual secrecy.
The cardinals swear an oath of secrecy not to discuss the elections outside the Chapel and everyone else is ordered out in the Latin words "Extra omnes," "Everybody out." The doors of the Sistine Chapel and the Residence of the Cardinals are closed.
Inside, a meditation is given concerning the grave duty of the cardinals and they are exhorted to "only have God before your eyes." The rest of the time is spent for prayer and voting in silence, there are no campaign speeches. Negotiations and arguments have to take place outside.
In the Chapel, which dates from the 15th Century, and under the ceiling adorned with Michelangelo's Last Judgement, the cardinals can cast their vote. There will be four ballots daily until a clear majority is found for one candidate.
It is severely frowned upon to seek the office of Pope and canvassing for it is severely prohibited, especially prior to a Pope dying. It is an office bestowed upon a person rather than their contesting for it. However an outsider could be elected pope and in theory it could be a lay person willing to be ordained a priest and bishop but the weight of tradition suggests it will be one of the cardinals gathered in the Sistine chapel. The last non cardinal was Pope Urban in 1378.
However, discussions prior to a ballot among cardinals do occur privately but public campaigning would be counter productive. Dinners are good vehicles for discussions. However, the best known cardinals tend to be the ones that work in the Vatican and meet other bishops, and cardinals when they come on business to Rome.
The ballot is secret and Pope John Paul II abolished two methods of election: by compromise or by common consent. Since 1179, a new Pope requires a two thirds majority. Now, after 33 ballots, a simple majority is enough. If there is no progress in choosing a candidate, a day of prayer is set aside. However, not since 1831 has an election lasted more than four days.
The ballot papers themselves are rectangular with "I elect as supreme pontiff" printed at the top and each cardinal prints or writes a name in a way that disguises his handwriting. One at a time they approach the altar with the folded ballot held up, he kneels and prays and then places the ballot in a silver and gilded bronze urn, much like a wok with a lid. Cardinals called 'scrutineers' count the ballots. After the ballots are read aloud they are placed on a thread and placed in another urn. They are then burnt.
Since 1903, white smoke from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel has signalled the election of a pope; black smoke signals another vote.
When a pope is finally elected, the cardinal dean asks him, "Do you accept your canonical election as supreme pontiff?" Rarely does anyone say no. St Philip Benize was offered it in 1271 and fled and hid until another candidate was chosen.
Sacristy of Tears
After the 'yes', he is led into the 'Sacristy of Tears' or commonly called 'Room of Tears,' a small room off the Sistine Chapel. It is here that the enormity of what has just happened hits the new Pope, though the tears may be of sorrow or joy. Traditionally they were said to be tears of humility as a Pope was following in the footsteps of St Peter; others would contend the tears were because essentially the Pope becomes a 'prisoner' of the Vatican and would be bowed down by the weight of the office.
The new Pope picks one of three sizes of Papal garments – presumably small, medium or large – and return to the High Altar to receive the homage of the cardinals. Meanwhile, the ballots are burnt in a stove with a chemical which turns the smoke white, telling the world of the newly elected Pontiff.
A Cardinal is then sent to the Loggia of the Benedictions on the façade of St Peter's where he says: "Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum. I announce to you a great joy! Habemus Papam. We have a Pope!" He then announces the name of the cardinal and the name he has chosen to use as Pope.
The new Pope steps onto the balcony and therefore onto the stage of world and church history. He may grant his first blessing to the world.
Some days later, the new Pope will go down into the foundations of St Peter's to the tomb of Peter, the first Pope and first bishop of Rome, and pray. Then with all the cardinals, he will process into St Peter's Square to begin his first public Mass and receive the main symbols of his office: the fisherman's ring and the pallium.


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On a tour to promote their first collaboration, Crossing The Imaginary Divide, Bela Fleck and the Marcus Roberts Trio stopped by the KPLU Seattle studios for a live performance and interview, hosted by Mary McCann. If you're looking for music that will lift your heart, this is the session for you!
Bela Fleck is a genre-defying banjo player and the Marcus Roberts Trio is one of the most progressive piano trios in jazz. Put them together and you get a whole lot of remarkable music that is full of joy and impossible to classify.


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October 11, 2018 | Woodbury, NJ | Friend
Age 96
GRIFFINThomas "Tom". Beloved husband for 60 years of the late Esther Brooks (nee Jones) Griffin. Dear father of John (Vicki) Griffin & Gary (Eliz) Griffin. Loving grandfather Liza & Andrew Griffin. Step-grandfather of Daniel & Katelyn Reigel. Great-grandfather of Carson...Read More
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November 09, 2016 | Indianapolis, IN
I was honored to meet Tom Griffin at our 101st Airborne Division reunion in Lexington, Kentucky. An inspiration to us all. God Bless !! - Stephen Wiehe, Author, G-Day, Rendezvous with Eagles.
Stephen Wiehe
October 08, 2015 | Austin, TX
Another hero has fallen. I only just today learned of Major Griffin's passing.
Thank you for your service, Major.
June 24, 2013 | Seattle, WA
May the god of comfort be a source of strength for your family at this difficult time. 2Corn 1:3, 4. Deepest Sympathy, Sue, Concord, NC
May 17, 2013
You were a real inspiration when my grandson,daughter and I met you at a DAR-SAR Meeting. We had our photo made with you. It was one of the greatest moments of my life! May you rest in Peace. Thanks for your Great Service to our Country.
Minnie Doyle
March 11, 2013 | Flemingsburg, KY
Our family's deepest condolences - my dad - Gene Herr - has been waiting 4 years to the month to start remembering college days,fishing trips to Michigan and lots of years of friendship. He truly loved your dad, as did we all who got to know him.
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Nancy Wallace
March 10, 2013 | Oak Lawn, IL
I met Tom Griffin in early 1970 at the time I did not realize what a hero he was
but what a smart business man he was.When
the payroll got to much for me at Hader
Hardware we called upon Tom. I worked
with Tom closely several years. He taught
me what I did not know about accounting.
Not only my National Hero but also Business Hero. God Bless
Pat Segbers-Cincinnati,Ohio
March 09, 2013
Dear Griffin Family,
We have just learned of the passing of your dear Thomas Griffin. We are saddened each time we hear that another great Kriegy patriot and hero is gone. We so appreciate their service and sacrifices on behalf of our nation. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May you be strengthened and sustained by wonderful memories.
The Oflag 64 Family
March 09, 2013


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