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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
China Conducts Missile Defence Test
In January 2007, China shocked the world by conducting anti-satellite (ASAT) test and in January 2010, they have done it again, this time, a missile defence test.
Xinhua News reported, "On January 11, 2010, China conducted a test on ground-based midcourse missile interception technology within its territory. The test has achieved the expected objective. The test is defensive in nature and is not targeted at any country." Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said the test is in tune with their defensive strategy that China has always pursued and not targeted at any country.
Chinese approach to finding techno-military solutions to geopolitical problems can be a dangerous trend.
Xinhua News also brought out the results of a web-bsed survey that the Global Times conducted and the results are: about 98.8 percent voters supported China's self-developed anti-missile system, with only 0.4 percent voting against it.
Jeffrey, in a post in ArmsControlWonk, notes that it may have been the same sort of interceptor as used in the 2007 ASAT test. Based on one particular image (file photo) on the Xinhua, several commentators agreed that it was the air defence missile, HQ-9. However, there were several other pictures (file photos) available on the Xinhua, and Jeffrey's post says that it could have been HQ-9, an HQ-12 or a DF-21C.
While China claims that they have been open about their missile defence test, unlike during the ASAT test, not much has been actually said, in terms of the purpose of the test or details of interceptors and so on.
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FoodReference.com Culinary Crossword Puzzle April 8, 2001 NOTE: PRINT page to work on puzzle. A link to the solution is below.CLICK HERE to return to Previous Page
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2. An English, snow, sugar or chick3. A slippery or viscous liquid or liquefiable substance not miscible with water4. Long bean pods always sliced into half-inch lengths; a favorite in Britain5. Galvanic edge tool6. Juniper flavored highball7. Italian omelet8. Oval reproductive body of a fowl used as food9. Whiskey10. Drunken sea dweller12. A kitchen appliance in which food can be stored at low temperatures14. Small croquette of mashed chick peas or fava beans seasoned with sesame seeds20. Coarse curly-leafed cabbage21. Many cooks with big hats23. Fermented juice24. Cooked for a short time26. Suds27. A Spanish, Kafir or Key
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Open Face Chinese Poker (OFC) is a relatively new form of poker that is sweeping the poker community around the world. The Heidelberg, which is located at 215 North Main St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109, has started offering OFC as an alternative to the usual No-limit Hold'em and RxR games.
In traditional Chinese Poker, 2 to 4 players are dealt 13 cards. Then they will set those 13 cards to make the best 5 card hand (bottom), the 2nd best 5 card hand (middle) and then the the best 3rd best 3 card hand (top). With being dealt all cards at once, it should be impossible to foul (placing your hand incorrectly forcing you to lose all points) a hand. Points are awarded for all 3 hands vs everyone else in the hand in play. Usually points are 2 for each hand and sometimes Royalties are in play based on the strength of the hands played.
For those unfamiliar with the OFC form of the game, here is a rundown on the rules and scoring used at the Berg:
- The Dealer button is in play. Play starts to the left of the dealer and works clockwise.
- Standard Chinese rules apply where the bottom hand must be stronger than the middle which must be stronger than the top hand. If you fail to keep the strength of the hands in order, you will foul the hand.
- You must have 10x the stakes to be dealt into a hand and 20x the stakes to be eligible for royalties.
- Every player is dealt 5 cards face down.
- The first player left of the button now sets their first 5 cards in any of the 3 hands working toward a strong 13-card Chinese Poker hand.
- Once a card is placed, it cannot be moved.
- After the first position sets their initial 5 cards, the second player will set theirs until all players have set their first 5 cards.
- Next, each player is dealt 1 card face down.
- Each player, in turn, now looks at the card and sets it into either the bottom, middle or top hand.
- This process will continue until everyone has placed all 13 of their cards.
Once everyone sets their hand, the following rules apply for scoring:
- The dealer will start with 1 person and compare their hands to the other players to determine who wins and pay the person off. This continues until all hands are completed.
- 2 points are awarded for each winning hand or 6 points for a 'scoop'.
- Royalties are awarded for the bottom hand: straight=x1, flush=x2, full house=x3, quads=x4, straight flush=x5, Royal flush=x10.
- Royalties are awarded for the middle hand: straight=x2, flush=x4, full house=x6, quads=x8 straight flush=x10 and royal=x20.
- Royalties for the top hand: 66=+1, 77+2 and this continues at 1 point each all the way to AAA which is +22.
Your goal is to make sure you place your hands without fouling. Fouling your hand will cost you 6 points to all players who did not foul themselves. Since you do not know what card is coming next, it's important to keep track of all cards in play so you know what is still available in the deck. Use this information to help you determine where to place your cards.
Personally, I have not played many hands of OFC Poker but it was a blast when I did. Hopefully, I can get out there and play some in the near future. You can call the Heidelberg at 734-834-ACES for more information.


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I am linking up with April at A. Liz Adventures for Spill About Your L-O-V-E
While she was away she had some guest bloggers talking about their significant others and has now opened it up for everyone to share! I am noisy, so i am loving reading about everyone's man! Link-up and join in!
{1} Describe your dating life prior to finding your fiancé.
B.B. {Before Brandon} –
In high school I didn't really date. I was involved in everything under the sun, and kind of a late bloomer in the boy department, I guess you could say (but oh did I always have a crush! Haha)
In college I dated here and there. A few boyfriends, a few first dates and I had one serious relationship sophomore through junior year. He was a great guy, but I just had a lingering feeling I was missing out on something big. Senior year was when I met Brandon!
|Our first picture together! This is still my favorite photo!
{2} Describe your fiancé in one word. How would he describe you in one word?
Brandon: passionate {When he has an interest in something he is all in, nothing will hold him back.}
Me: outgoing or talkative {ha, I don't know if most people would take this as a compliment but I would (the other answer of 'ungraceful', not so much.) Brandon is a quiet guy, so whenever we are in group settings, I always am the one talking for us, and that is how he likes it!
{3} You had a really silly fight. Embarrassing silly. What was it about?
The one that comes to mind right now is over camo! For our wedding, Brandon's dream would be to wear a camo tux! My argument is that we are not auditioning for My Big Fat Redneck Wedding and he says it's the only thing he has asked for. I like to think he is kidding, but I know deep down he would rock that camo tux if I gave-in.
{I have a secret up my sleeve that may make put a smile on his face!}
{4} In three sentences (and only three!), describe where you both hope to be in 5 years.
Brandon will be chief in the fire department (or as close as he can be), that boy takes every training offered. I will be the fitness director for one of the city's rec centers and still running Simply Style Boutique on the side or, ideally, full time with boutique, and maybe even running a little store front of our own. Hopefully we will have little ones running around too (or, since it's 5 years out, crawling around).
{5} Tell us something about your fiancé we wouldn't know from reading your blog.
He loathes pictures, taking them and even more to be in them. Lately he has started to groan a bit less when I hand him my camera to take a picture of outfit, but normally it is like I asked him to chop of his arm with a butter knife!
Heaven help me if I want a picture of the two of us. But when I can capture that smile… perfection! He is in for a long life of pictures marrying a blogger!
|This is a terrible photo of both of us! ha it was senior year of college at the end of a long night at the bars. But I love it cause this photo is the one Brandon refers to when he said he always looks dumb in photos!
|In this photo, if you look close, the easter bunny is holding down Brandon cause he kept trying to get away!
{6} What's one thing you never thought you'd do in front of your fiancé, but you did?
Cry. I know that seems like a silly answer, but I am really not a crier (ask Brandon this week, and he may say differently. Stupid 'time of the month'). It is just that growing up, my family wasn't very affectionate or emotional, not in a bad way though. I mean, we knew my parent's loved us, and they loved each other, they just never got emotional, and we weren't huggers!
But there is something about Brandon that makes me feel so safe and comfortable that I can just be.
Oh and my movie crying is out of control now! Growing up I would always leave the room around my family if I thought a movie was gonna make me cry. I got more comfortable in college around my roommate and friends, at least when it came to Grey's Anatomy (Every week they got me!). But with Brandon, it is no holds bar. I am talking big ugly crying. Have you ever seen "Cinderella Man", when they came and took his kids away I lost it. Every time we watch a sad movie Brandon will look at me and jokingly say "oh man, are you crying already" and I will lie and sniffle back the tears and say "no" then he'll laugh at me and cuddle up to me. Man, I love that guy!
|From my brother's wedding. I had some tall heels on!
|From our engagement session!


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We have not had a working oven since Thursday night. The lock mechanism (operated by computer) got stuck shut. We've used the lock since Claire began crawling to keep her from climbing in or pulling the oven down on top of herself. Two people had to come out Friday (the first one wasn't fluent in English and his manager came out after him to work on it); a part needs to be ordered. We do have a stove that works, however. It's a new stove, installed March 2007. Bummer. We rent, though, so we won't pay for the repair.
Claire came down with a little cold on Sunday. Today was the worst of it, I think. Another tooth has also been emerging, so she's been a wet, snotty, drooly mess, poor kid. We've been staying mostly home which gives us cabin fever.
Tomorrow she and I will go get our flu shots. Whee!
My energy has ebbed in accord with hormonal fluctuations. There must be something about the body's preparation for conception that draws all the energy inward. Once my period starts all the energy comes rushing back. I expect to be perkier by the end of next week (and I dearly hope sooner). The earlier sunsets don't help with this low energy.
Tomorrow a young woman will come to assist me for a couple hours and get to know Claire and our routine. She will be a regular babysitter, probably every Wednesday for a couple of hours, plus an occasional evening for Husband and me. The fee is extremely reasonable at $10 an hour. It still seems like an extravagance for me, but I remind myself that I rarely indulge in manicures, lattes, clothes, etc. And we pay about the same amount of money every month for cable television which I rarely watch, so I guess $20 a week for sanity is affordable. It's cheaper than therapy, even if I were to hire her twice a week!Explore posts in the same categories: Community, Journal, Motherhood, Nature


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Precision Golf was established in 2004 by James Davey & Simon Cooper with the aim of helping golfers identify and build their optimal golf clubs in the most efficient way within an ever more daunting equipment industry.
Despite the increasingly diverse range of clubs on the market, there remain only limited opportunities for golfers to receive truly objective advice from highly-trained experts with access to the latest clubfitting equipment.
At Precision Golf, our experience in both instruction, swing analysis and clubfitting, together with our technology, combine to deliver a unique service geared exclusively to providing golfers with the most appropriate equipment for their game, built and fine-tuned to the most exacting standards and specifications.
However, we appreciate that it not may not be possible for clients to visit Precision Golf. Discerning golfers might already knows their spec or have always played equipment set up the same way but still wants equipment hand assembled to the very tighest tolerances. In this instance please visit our Sister company, Your Spec Golf, established in 2013 to fulfil enquiries of this nature.
Our mission is to offer a personalised approach to selecting and building golf equipment tailored to each player's individual swing and personal requirements to maximise both performance and enjoyment of the game.
Our aim is to enable our customers to achieve outstanding success in their game of golf through a blend of unique experts and the latest technological breakthroughs. We are committed to offering an unparalleled service that will improve the flow of equipment fundamentals and subsequently lead to a lower handicap.
The exceptional talent, expertise and enthusiasm of our employees are key to Precision Golf's success and value.
Our Surrey based studio is located in a 4,000 ft², state-of-the-art facility in easy reach of the M3 and A3 intersections of the M25.
The complex combines an indoor fitting suite housing the acclaimed TrackMan launch monitor systems, and a custom-designed workshop equipped with the latest cutting-edge, club building technology designed and engineered by Cool Clubs, Scottsdale, AZ. We also have access to the new generation of interchangeable head/shaft systems which have transformed the speed and efficiency of the fitting process, as well as to the latest mechanical and digital machines for both static and dynamic assessment of golf clubs and components.
This includes the revolutionary shaft 'Pureing' technology patented by the SST PURE Company for whom Precision Golf is one of the very few European licensees.
James has been a member of the Professional Clubmakers Society since 2003, with a background in Design & Technology that dates back to his school and university days.
Clubmaking was clearly James' destiny, with his early passion for the game inspired by his great grandfather, a professional golfer and contemporary of the legendary J.H.Taylor, a five-time Open champion.
"The constant advancements in golf club design - and especially shaft technology - present fascinating new challenges for cutting-edge clubmaking," says James. "I thrive ondeveloping innovative and efficient techniques both to pioneer and incorporate the latest thinking, and always strive to make each of our clients' golf equipment not only technically precise in terms of specification, but also as individually personal as their signature."
"Seeing the satisfaction on their faces when they collect their new bespoke equipment reminds me of the day I built my own very first set of clubs for myself," he adds.
A former junior champion at Stoke Poges and West Hill GC, Simon played to a handicap of +1 in such established amateur events as the Brabazon Trophy, English Amateur, Berkshire Trophy, Tillman Trophy, and the Royal St George's Grand Challenge Cup.
As a professional he played on the EuroPro Tour and Challenge Tour in 2004, while also progressing to Final Open Qualifying in 2003 and 2006. Simon has a Distinction in Golf Management from Merrist Wood College and gained valuable early experience organising corporate golf days for prestigious clients, including Jaguar, Bentley and Mercedes-Benz on behalf of a leading Event Management company.
"Bespoke club fitting is all about being sympathetic to the player and ensuring their golf clubs complement both their swing and their approach to the game," says Simon. "It involves far more than just looking at clubhead speed and handicap and prescribing a Stiff or a Regular shaft."
"The challenge for the fitter is to assess each individual's swing profile and shot patterns in the context of their physical requirements and personal preferences; and, with a detailed knowledge of club design and technology, succinctly advise on the ideal clubs to suit both their performance potential and aesthetics," he explains.
"From my experience of fitting clients, and also playing with my amateur and professional contemporaries, I have developed an appreciation of the different ways the game can be played. It has taught me that it is inappropriate just to tell someone what equipment to use, given how the ideal solution is ultimately a complex equation involving careful interpretation of objective data and highly subjective individual preferences. [Indeed, I always stress that a truly 'fitted set of clubs requires considerable amount of input from the golfer themselves. This, in time, helps clients better understand their own game, allowing them to build on their strengths and minimise their weaknesses.]"
"It is a fascinating challenge to find a truly personalised solution for every client."
Mark Woodward brings over 25 years of experience in the golf industry with expertise in the fields of club building, fitting as well golf retail management. Having previously worked at Callaway Golf as one of their main repair technicians, Mark has handled a huge variety of work from across the whole of Europe.
Mark has also held a Category 1 handicap for over 30 years, with the majority of that time as a squad member for the Surrey 'A' Team. Along the way he has held two course records, won eight club championships and been a county medal winner. Mark has an unrivalled passion for the game and relishes the challenge of helping others to improve their game and achieve their golfing goals.
Joe joined the PG Team after 8 successful years at Ryder Cup venue The Celtic Manor Resort, where he held numerous positions including Head PGA Professional and Golf Academy Manager. Joe brings with him comprehensive fitting experience have headed up the operation of the Taylormade Performance Lab and the Titleist National Fitting Centre at Celtic Manor. Joe turned professional after a successful amateur career during which he was involved in England squads at every level from boy's through to Men's and achieved a handicap of +4. Subsequently, Joe has successfully competed within PGA tournaments having accumulated over 20 individual professional victories. A self confessed "golf geek", Joe is really looking forward to adding to his knowledge and bringing his skill set to Precision Golf Studio.
Pete has a wealth of experience both in his knowledge of the game and his own professional and amateur playing achievements throughout the years. Pete joined us from The European Tour where he was responsible for the 'day to day' activities of the European Tour longest marathon 'Qualifying School' spanning the past 5 years.
Living and breathing the world of golf for many years within the circles of the European, Challenge and the Senior Tour's top players, Pete has seen first-hand what it takes to reach the top of ladder.
Pete is passionate about golf and has now transfered his knowledge and expertise into helping educate others in to achieve maximum results from their equipment and develop their connection with the game. Pete is pure geek when it come to the golf, so he fits right in!
Nuno joins the team in the PG Workshop bringing with him over 10 years experience in the custom club-building world.
Having built tens of thousands of clubs over the years and overseeing quality control at Callaway Golf Europe Nuno is no stranger to ensuring perfection. So much so Joe Miller, the current World Long Drive Champion, insisted that his 50" long drivers were built by Nuno.
Stuart qualified as a chiropractor at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in the United Kingdom. He is also a graduate of the University of St Andrews where he studied Human Biology.
Stuart is a very keen golfer and was awarded a golf bursary by The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews whilst he studied at St Andrews. He also enjoys cycling and has run two marathons, the second of which allowed him to raise funds for Myeloma UK. When he gets the opportunity he also loves to ski.
As well as using joint manipulation / mobilization Stuart utilises dry needling (Western acupuncture) and tailored exercise programmes to help rehabilitate patients with muscle and joint problems.
Stuart has been in golf since 1993 having started to learn his trade at World of Golf in New Malden. In the late 90s he became a full-time tournament professional playing on both the Challenge Tour and PGA Tour of Australasia. His experience in Australia allowed him to work with the Paul Chek Institute to develop his passion for the anatomical aspects of golf such as strength and condition and performance programmes.
Stuart has worked with a number of European Tour players including Steve Webster, as well as European Seniors Tour Professional, Mark Davis. Stuart is currently Nick Dougherty's full time coach and caddie.
Kate is a Level 3 Advanced Personal Trainer and Level 2 Gym Instructor. Kate will be contributing to our monthly blog with videos featuring golf specific exercise for strengthening, conditioning and core stability. She will also be offering individual Golf specific Personal Training sessions in our first floor studio with the ability to tailor programs to your exact needs.
But be warned Kate is no stranger when it comes to achieving ultimate goals having completed Ironman Lanzarote, the toughest of it's kind, finishing in the Top 100 Ladies. Kate has also as competed in numerous Triathlons and 'Tough Guy' events, finally winning the Tough Guy Triathlon in 2012, and has also coached teams and individuals to County Division 1 level.
George brings experience in customer service as-well-as his knowledge of the game. Working in one of the most exclusive golf clubs in the country, he has been involved in golf for the last few years and is very motivated in improving his game and reaching his goals. Having played many sports and having trials for counties in cricket, he found golf at a later stage in life than he wanted, but through determination and patience his game moves ever closer to his target of a low figure handicap.
As an avid golfer since the age of eleven Dan lives and breathes all things golf. With a current handicap of eleven he gets out and plays as often as his work life (and girlfriend) allows. Dan confesses to still being like a kid at Christmas when it comes to seeing the latest golf equipment. Having served as GolfPunk's Deputy Editor, and resident golf geek for the past 13 years and working for golf's oldest brand, John Letters. Dan has recently taken over as Editor at Golf Retailing, European golfs number one trade publication but MOST importantly will be regularly contributing as Editor of the monthly PG Blog.
Sharon has known James and Simon since they first opened the PG doors back in 2005. Having helped run several SMEs Sharon know what it takes to run a business from behind the scenes and puts as much effort into the PG accounts as customers bear witness to during studio fittings. The unsung hero of the PG Team!
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Ahmadiyya in Israel
Ahmadiyya in Israel (Arabic: أحمدية في إسرائيل) is a small Islamic community in Israel. The Community was first established in the region in the 1920s, in what was then the British Mandate of Palestine. Israel is the only country in the Middle East, where Ahmadi Muslims can openly practice their Islamic faith.[citation needed] As such, Kababir, a neighbourhood on Mount Carmel in Haifa, Israel, acts as the Middle East headquarters of the Community.[1][2] It is unknown how many Israeli Ahmadis there are, although it is estimated there are about 2,200 Ahmadis in Kababir alone.[3]
The history of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Israel begins with a tour of the Middle East in 1924 made by the second caliph of the Community Mirza Basheer-ud-Din Mahmood Ahmad and a number of missionaries. However, the Community was first established in the region in 1928, in what was then the British Mandate of Palestine. The first converts to the movement belonged to the Odeh tribe on Carmel Mount (tribe originated from Ni'lin a small village near Jerusalem). In the 1950s, they settled in Kababir, formerly a village which was later absorbed by the city of Haifa.[4] The neighbourhood's first mosque was built in 1931, and a larger Mahmood Mosque in the 1980s.
In 1987, the Israeli Ahmadiyya Muslim Community translated the Quran into Yiddish, a language among the 100 languages chosen by the then caliph of the Community, Mirza Tahir Ahmad.[5]
Modern community[edit]
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is present in most districts of Israel, but is generally concentrated in Israel's third largest city, Haifa.
Although there are many Ahmadis in other parts of Israel, the neighbourhood of Kababir in Haifa is the only established community in Israel.[3] Kababir is a mixed neighbourhood, with an Ahmadiyya majority, a significant minority of Jews, some Christians and a few Druze. The community includes a small number of Palestinian immigrants who sought shelter in Haifa, after they were excommunicated by their larger families in the West Bank.[6] Haifa city officials view it as a model of coexistence. Yona Yahav, the Mayor of Haifa has described the local Ahmadis as "Reform Arabs."[5] Multiple politicians have visited the local Community, including the then President of Israel, Shimon Peres on invitation for an Iftar dinner during the month of Ramadhan.[7]
The local Ahmadi community is an active contributor in the life of the city, such as participation in interfaith activities, for instance in the Haifa Forum for Interfaith Cooperation.[8] Ahmadi Muslims organize an annual neighbours day to in order to promote good relations with its neighbours and to introduce the Ahmadiyya Community.[9] The Community also plays a significant role in the Holiday of Holidays, a local festival attended by tens of thousands of people. Ahmadi leaders and members participate in all the symbolic and official ceremonies and gatherings, together with other religious and political leaders with whom it maintains serene and active relations.[7]
In 2009, as part of the official delegation of renowned Israeli religious leaders, the president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Israel met Pope Benedict XVI, to deliver a direct message composed by the fifth Caliph of the Community, Mirza Masroor Ahmad. The Pope was also given a copy of the Quran in this occasion.[10] In 2011, the local Ahmadi community hosted a tour of the city and the local mosque for the 27th annual International Mayors Conference, an event sponsored by the American Council for World Jewry in cooperation with the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.[7][11]
As the regional headquarters of the Community, in the only country in the Middle East that permits Ahmadi Muslims to practice their faith freely, the Haifa community hosts an annual conference for Ahmadi religious leaders from various parts of the world, particularly Middle Eastern countries, such as Jordan, Egypt and the Palestine.[12] The Haifa community is also a host to a number of television programmes for its Arabic viewers in the Middle East and North Africa, through its Arabic television channel MTA 3, which is part of the MTA International global television network.[3]
Rest of Israel[edit]
Ahmadis have a presence in the Southern District, the Central District, the Northern District and the Jerusalem District in Israel.[3] However, there is no established community in any of these regions.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Kababir and Central Carmel – Multiculturalism on the Carmel". Retrieved February 17, 2015.
- ^ "Visit Haifa". Retrieved February 17, 2015.
- ^ a b c d "Kababir". Israel and You. Archived from the original on January 30, 2015. Retrieved February 17, 2015.
- ^ Emanuela C. Del Re (March 3, 2014). "Approaching conflict the Ahmadiyya way: The alternative way to conflict resolution of the Ahmadiyya community in Haifa, Israel". Springer: 116.
- ^ a b "Muslim sect celebrates 25 years since Koran translated into Yiddish". Haaretz. Retrieved February 17, 2015.
- ^ "Ahmadi Muslim leader condemns terrorism against Israel". Israel News. Retrieved February 17, 2015.
- ^ a b c Emanuela C. Del Re (March 3, 2014). "Approaching conflict the Ahmadiyya way: The alternative way to conflict resolution of the Ahmadiyya community in Haifa, Israel". Springer: 127.
- ^ Emanuela C. Del Re (March 3, 2014). "Approaching conflict the Ahmadiyya way: The alternative way to conflict resolution of the Ahmadiyya community in Haifa, Israel". Springer: 123.
- ^ "כתבה ראשיתיום השכנות הטובה של העדה האחמדית – כולם מוזמנים". Retrieved March 19, 2015.
- ^ "World should judge religions on their true teachings". Retrieved March 19, 2015.
- ^ "Mayors from 26 countries convene in Israel". Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Retrieved February 25, 2015.
- ^ "כנס בינלאומי לדת האחמדים - איסלאמים פציפיסטיים". Haaretz. Retrieved March 19, 2015.


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BP Tries to Move On, but Does It Know Where It's Heading?
BP's annual general meeting Thursday may have been a curious juxtaposition of protest theatre and corporate big day out, but while the fury of protesters and some shareholders garnered the headlines, Chief Executive Bob Dudley and his fellow board members are unlikely to have been too ruffled.
A year after the devastating Gulf Of Mexico oil spill, which happened on the watch of his predecessor, Tony Hayward, it was always likely that Thursday's meeting with investors would be marred by angry scenes, as shareholders finally got the opportunity to vent their anger at perceived management failures and the dimunition of their stock's value.
However, the lifeline that Rosneft threw BP by agreeing to extend their deal deadline for a month to give the U.K. energy giant more time to reach a settlement with its partners in the TNK-BP joint venture will have surely cheered Mr. Dudley. For all the brickbrats thrown his way, at least he now knows he is still in with a chance.
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TWO-TRY Alex Mellor believes his Huddersfield Giants side may have "under-estimated" Salford Red Devils having wasted a perfect chance to rack up back-to-back wins.
The 22-year-old, playing his first home match for the West Yorkshire club since joining from Bradford Bulls last month, saw both his efforts in vain as they fell 30-20 on Thursday.
Mellor's impressive double had seen Huddersfield recover from 16-4 down early in the second period to trail just 22-20 at one point.
With Danny Brough pulling the strings, they seemed set to complete the recovery only to make a raft of errors and defensive mistakes to give Salford a reprieve.
Huddersfield have the chance to quickly atone, however, with Wakefield Trinity arriving on Friday and Mellor says it is imperative they do.
"It's massively important," he told The Yorkshire Post.
"I think we've just got to not under-estimate anyone.
"We might have been a little bit guilty of that tonight thinking we had a good performance in round one (a win at Widnes) and could just come here and roll these.
"Every game is a tough game in this league and we have to take a mentality into next week to know we need to perform the best we can to beat whoever that team is.
"I thought when we came back in the second half against Salford we had a great chance of winning the game.
"We missed a couple of chances, there was a couple of defensive errors and a few from myself that I'm not too happy with.
"But they are things we can put right and performances we can make better to put games away like that."
Halifax-born Mellor is ordinarily a back-row but can comfortably fill in at centre as he did with some success on Thursday
Admittedly, he was at fault for one of Gareth O'Brien's brace of tries but scored two himself – his first in Super League – and looked a strong presence. Mellor linked well with Brough, too, and admitted: "Broughy's class. He makes my job a lot easier.
"Some of the stuff he does I can't even predict what he's going to do. It's great.
"It's great playing outside Fergie (Dale Ferguson), too.
"I've known him a long time and I think we have a good bond; Fergie makes me look a better player."
Back-row Ferguson is one of five players to have joined from Bradford for 2017, two of whom – Mellor and hooker Adam O'Brien – only joined after the Bulls were liquidated last month.
As one of their most talented young players, Mellor was always likely to attract suitors and he is glad his future now sorted after months of fear and uncertainty.
"Obviously, I was devastated about what happened at Bradford," said the tall player, who made more than 50 appearances for the Bulls having progressed through their academy and debuted in Super League as early as 2013.
"A lot of my mates were out of a job and uncertain about things.
"I got lucky but it's been a great move for me and I'm really enjoying my time at Huddersfield.
"I'm here for three years so am really happy about that and looking to see what I can do this season."
It remains to be seen where head coach Rick Stone will chiefly play him but what is the Yorkshireman's favoured position?
"I'd be happy with either," insisted Mellor, who slotted in at centre with Lee Gaskell utilised at full-back.
"I like back-row and I'm starting to like centre as I become more knowledgeable.
"There's a few defensive decisions I have to work on and a little bit of knowledge about playing that position I need to learn."
Stone's verdict on a defeat to open the home campaign was measured.
"Any time you lose, it's disappointing," he said. "I thought our effort in the second half was great.
"We had some momentum to win the game but probably didn't stay as composed as we needed to be. Sometimes when you're chasing points, there's a bit of panic and I think there was a bit of that.
"We tried hard and kept coming back but the opposition kept firing bullets, too. It was a decent contest. We just got beat by a hungrier team, to be honest.
"Full credit goes to the opposition, they deserved to win."


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A short time ago one of my close relatives came for a visit with me and some of the rest of my family. A woman I looked up to my whole life but unfortunately did not see too often. And though I was somewhat sick, we still talked as we usually did about religion, life, meaning and all those fun things.
As I mentioned I was unfortunately sick for the few days she was there. Throughout the time she smiled and said her 'God-Bless-You's' – an unnoticeable habit that I regularly do myself. So when she asked, "What do Humanists say when you sneeze?" I took it as an interesting question for possibly an equally interesting conversation.
"Well there are a couple answers to that," I said.
What Should Humanists Say Instead?
First, I explained that it actually doesn't matter that much to me. I say 'God-Bless-You', or the short and more frequently derived 'Bless-You'. It is a habit that has come to mean something different than the original explicit, denotative meaning of the sentence. I believe, as most Christians similarly do to some degree, that it is a religiously inspired cultural relic that expresses ones personal concern and wishes for that person's health.
Humanists and atheists can say it with no worries of contradicting their own worldviews because they mean what they are actually saying – a polite and culturally appropriate, even expected, phrase. Humanists, like 90% of the remaining people that utter the phrase, are expressing acknowledgement and concern that is embedded in our shared cultural consciousness.
Second, I wanted to carry it further and get at what she really may have been asking. To be honest, though true, the above is a little bit of a cop-out.
So what if you are among individuals that do take it literally? Or what if you would just personally like to be more consistent? Well again there are several possibilities I think are really interesting.
Most obviously, you can simply use "Bless You".
"Humanism is about Humans", I told her, "It means more coming from you than an entity we both are perfectly aware I believe is fictitious. I'd rather have your blessing and personal hopes and wishes."
What a humanist cares about are human relations and the meaning humans give to things. It's all well and good if you believe God exists and you're doing something nice by invoking his blessing. I appreciate it. Some might not, but I do.
However, what I really care more about is the 'YOU caring' part of that.
Third, you can simply substitute GBY for another possible phrase. There are already different alternatives practiced by many around the world. The most obvious and easiest substitute, in my eyes, is simply wishing someone good health. Most people sneeze when they are sick or have some kind of allergies that are bothering them.
Gesundheit! Salud!
Word already in our vocabulary. What can be more appropriate whether you believe in a God or not? In fact where these kinds of phrases are practiced (including the US) they are used by the religious and non-religious alike.
A brief survey of responses to sneezing actually makes me think references to health instead of God's protection are much more common.
What Do You Mean by 'God Bless You"?
If only the story stopped there. My sneezing continued as my cold failed to subside. What also not only failed to subside but instead increased was the redundant echoing God-Bless-You's. Though we discussed the ideas I mentioned above a little bit, I eventually learned that the goal of bringing up the conversation in the first place wasn't to learn what I believed and why.
I did not notice the increase myself, actually. My girlfriend, instead, noted the increase in number and volume of her GBY's. The childishness seeped in though, and as the sole black sheep living with a family of devout theists I have learned to shy away from such discussions. A lesson I'm only very slowly learning, though. And yes, I do usually take the bait still and often do a little instigating myself. However, for this particular discussion I simply let my mind wander on with the topic by itself. Save it for, say, a WordPress post.
So off on my own i began asking myself, "So what do you even mean by the phrase?"
The reasonableness of my response (my whole approach to life?) was in question. One classic tactic is to show the alternative makes less sense and consistency. That their views are at least no better. So I started thinking about what GBY could mean.
I could go on and expand the above, but this is already getting to be a long post.
First, where did the phrase come from? Well no one really knows, but it is really, really old.
Like most phrases we continue to say by reflex, however, it usually comes from a more consciously chosen practice. People actually mean what they say before it becomes an unconscious matter of habit. Some theories (citations in the link) include the Pope in AD 590 using actual blessings to ward off the bubonic plague which some thought was spread by sneezing or that life leaves the body during a sneeze and God's blessing ensured it returned or that sneezing opened a window for evil spirits to enter but God's blessing could shield you. It is possible all of these are right.
Whatever the origin of this phrase's use in response to sneezing, it is very likely a literal response and very likely one ignorant of what sneezing actually is. If there is no bubonic plague, windows for demonic possessions or momentary deaths then why do you use the phrase?
Obviously to both of us it is a common practice you just don't think about. And when you do, you are wishing the omnipotence you believe actually exists to bless me by keeping me in health.
So far I don't think this is very controversial
Second, taking this latter understanding of it, it still doesn't make too much sense, assuming God is out there.
Why would he change his course of action based on your usually unconscious culturally determined wishes? If He was planning either to or not to bless me, does your timely invocation really have sway over His plans and actions? or is He sitting ready to cure me or not conditional on you? simply waiting on your cue?
It seems you either believe that god has a plan which you can influence to some degree or He has no plan and His actions are contingent on your earthly rituals.
There are a host of problems if you choose either path. But whether God will change his plan or is waiting on your actions, His blessings are outside of his direct control. If He maintains His control over who He blesses and doesn't, your wishes that He bless me won't sway His mind.
Some amalgam of the options like "God chooses to bless those that get a certain number or quality prayers" simply falls into both of the problems above.
This seems all the more strange if you believe God will work his magic (I'm sorry… I meant miracles) on someone who believes He cannot, namely because of His lack of existing. I could understand the "Faith has made you well" theme Jesus so often repeats. But that your cookie cutter incantation can affect the health of others or influence/change/direct who God blesses baffles me.
If you're utterance in any way has an effect on God's blessing and my health then my health is in part contingent on the amount of friends and family that petition the correct God. This seems immoral. Please leave some explanation in the comments below if you have an answer, but I cannot understand how God blessing an individual or not can be in part influenced by a third party's reaction to an uncontrollable event (my sneezing).
If you believe, however, that the phrase isn't involved in God actually blessing someone or not or of the subsequent improvement or deterioration of the sickness causing their sneezing, then we are both exactly on the same page.
By saying GBY, you are just showing me you personally care. It really has nothing to do with God, His blessings and your invocation of them. We therefore agree His role is placed back in the cultural past. A relic of ignorant beliefs about what sneezing really is.


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Call for Entries in Plein Air Art Show
Registrations to submit works are now being accepted for a Plein Air Art Show depicting aspects of colonial heroine Mary Draper Ingles' life through area landmarks.
The show will run June 12 through August 3 at Glencoe Mansion, Museum and Gallery, which is co-sponsoring the event with The Long Way Home, Inc., as part of Radford City's Mary Draper Ingles Weekend celebration in late July.
This non-juried event of two-dimensional works will feature 15 to 25 artists with the number of submissions allowed dependent on the total registrants. Entry fee is $20 with a deadline of March 23 or until all spots are filled.
The capture of Ingles in 1755 by Shawnees during the French and Indian War and her epic journey back home to the New River Valley is a story that has become widely known over the past couple of centuries through a host of books, films and reenactments. Locally her ordeal has been recounted through two outdoor dramas, including "The Long Way Home," which ran for almost three decades at the historic Ingles homestead in Radford. A new play, "Walk to Freedom: The Mary Draper Ingles Story," premiered last year at Nesselrod Bed and Breakfast and will be performed again this year.
During the month of April, Plein Air registrants will visit and paint at the following Radford locations—Ingles Farm and the Cultural and Heritage Park, home to Mary's bronze statue. The third location is the Ingles Tavern and ferry site on the banks of the New River in Pulaski County. Specific painting dates will be determined for the farm and tavern sites (access restricted) and included in the information packets given to registrants.
Drop off for finished works will be June 5 and 6 at Glencoe Mansion. An opening reception will be held Friday, June 12.
To register, contact Ruth Lefko, art show coordinator, at (540) 449-1328 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Done Deals
Examples of Businesses Sold by The CBI+Team of Tulsa:
Turf/Land Equipment (TLE) has transferred ownership according to Roy Still, Managing Partner of the CBI+Team Tulsa office. TLE is located in Claremore, Oklahoma, just a few miles outside of Tulsa and has been serving the area with quality equipment sales and service since 1979. New owner Alan Aberle is excited to begin this new chapter in TLE's history. He remains dedicated to the same standards of high-quality equipment and professional service Turf Land's customers have come to expect.
Floorhaus Design Center in Bixby, Oklahoma has new owners according to Roy Still Managing Partner of the CBI+Team Tulsa office. Floorhaus has been doing business in Tulsa for 35 years and has developed a reputation for excellent service in flooring sales, installation, and interior design. The new owners Clay and Hank Bird are looking forward to continuing the tradition of quality service and products.
The CBI+Team first contacted Floorhaus regarding a TAP (www.tapbiz.biz) buyer who was interested in the flooring industry. While that buyer would go on to purchase a different business, Roy Still built a great relationship with Virgil and Beth Klaus. Roy continued to work with Virgil and Beth over the next several months and the business was listed for sale in December of 2016.
A&J Markings of Tulsa, Oklahoma, a 21-year-old industrial printing business, was sold to US Sign, owned by Wayne Pyle. Mr. Angelo Huerta, the seller, is planning to retire after assisting in training.
The transaction was facilitated by Roy Still of Confidential Business Intermediaries/The CBI Team.
Roy Still, Managing Partner for the CBI+Team in Tulsa, Oklahoma met the Seller of Coweta Lumber & Hardware, William Gilstrap. Shortly afterward, William signed an engagement for the CBI+Team to represent him in the sale of his business. Using CBI+Team's strategic marketing efforts, Roy was able to find a large amount of interest for Coweta Lumber & Hardware in a short period of time. The best match for the business, however, came when he reached out to another CBI+Team member, Dan Evans.
Dan Evans, intermediary for the CBI+Team in The River Valley region of Arkansas/Oklahoma, received an inquiry from Darryl DeMoss about another business he had listed for sale. After Dan provided Darryl additional materials about that business, Darryl determined that it didn't quite fit his needs. However, during a weekly CBI+Team conference call, Dan learned several details about Coweta Lumber & Hardware that he believed would intrigue his buyer. Dan presented his buyer, Darryl, with the opportunity and set up a time for both of them to meet with Roy Still and the Seller.
During the meeting, the Seller and Buyer spoke at length about the details of Coweta Lumber and Hardware. Much like CBI+Team members, the Buyer and Seller formed a great relationship and a perfect match was made.
Indian Springs Tag Agency in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma transferred ownership from Diane Williamson to Crystal Smith thanks to the hard work of CBI+Team's Roy Still. Several hurdles appeared before the deal was finalized, but Roy Still and the CBI Management Team was prepared and overcame the obstacles as they arose.
This was a rare opportunity because Tag Agencies are limited by the State of Oklahoma and the only way to own one is to buy an existing location. Since these businesses rarely become available, hundreds of buyers immediately showed interest. Roy Still handled every buyer and did his research to make sure that each met both the buyer's and the state's requirements to purchase the business. After sifting through each buyer, Roy found that Crystal Smith met all requirements and made a perfect match for this opportunity.
Partial List of Businesses Sold by CBI+Team Offices:
- New Smiles Family Dentistry
- SportShop
- Dental Solutions
- Luigi's Pizza & Pasta
- Barker Family Dentistry
- HodgePodge
- Mix N Pack
- Texas Best Organic Rices
- Bobby's Country Cookin'
- Pinnacle North
- Sunshine Dental
- Jerry Sparrow DDS
- Old Mill Bread Company
- 40th Street Towing & Repair
- Arkansas Orthodontics (Multiple Locations)
- GQ Inspection Service
- Christian Publisher's Outlet
- Wilson Industrial Tires
- Brown Telephone Company
- Allstate Insurance Agency
- Marsh Racing Tires
- REB Quarry
- A&B Accessories
- ServPro (Multiple Locations)
- Fantastic Sam's Group
- Golf Cars of Arkansas
- Sport Clips (Multiple Locations)
- Daylight Donuts (Multiple Locations)
- South's Health Food Store
- Northwest Arkansas Pool & Spa
- Midas
- Dairy Queen
- Midland Bowl
- Datakeepers Technology
- Home Town Flea Market
- Central Fastening Systems
- ServiceMaster
- Auntie Anne's & Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
- Hidden House Products
- NWA Attention to Detail (Twice)
- Willy D's
- Guido's Pizza
- Beebe Heat & Air
- A to Z Vending
- Boar's Nest
- Libertas Software
- Altitude Trampoline
- Pennington Floor Store
- And hundreds more in Arkansas, Missouri & Oklahoma


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Field Pattern Series
A new series of encaustics. These are 12" x 12" on panel. I've been working on a series of plein air paintings done on the back of Bicycle playing cards for a few years now. The delicate pattern on the back of the cards has become an integral element of that work. This new series is pushing that idea further.
The delicate details of the background patterns play against the broad movements and geometric compositions of this series. The medium of encaustic lends itself well to this layering process. You can see the complete series at www.angelasaxon.com


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Guiding you to complete health and happiness for body and soul!
Taken from Healthy Home Cookin' Vol. 5
A very versatile gluten free cheese, a good vegan substitute for chedder or cheder cheese. To watch this on video for FREE click here.
1 1/2 cups water
1/2 cup boiling water
1 cup raw cashews
2 tsp sea salt
1/4 cup nutritional yeast flakes
2 Tbsp lemon juice, fresh is best
1/4 tsp garlic powder (or 1 small clove)
1 tsp onion powder
3 Tbsp Vegetarian Jel
1/2 cup roasted red peppers (or chopped pimento)
1/4 cup tomatoes with chillies (like Rotelle), optional!
1/4 cup canola oil, optional but very creamy.
Dissolve Jel in boiling water (unless using oats or corn starch, see Variation). Rinse cashews well, place in blender and cover with water (out of the 1 1/2cups). Blend on high until smooth. Add remaining ingredients, including remaining water, and blend until very smooth. Pour into a mold and let set several hours.
Variation: Omit Jel and use ¼ cup oats or cornstarch. Rinse cashews well, place in blender and cover with water. Blend on high until smooth. Add remaining ingredients and blend until very smooth. Cook in a saucepan until thick and bubbly. Use over pasta, etc. Good for dipping (may need to add water) or spreading. For lasagna skip the cooking step and pour on before baking.
Serves 8
Ready in: 10 minutes
Tips 'n' Techniques
Can use all or half almonds in place of cashews for a different flavor. Good to have variety, and almonds are especially good for you.
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Had a great time playing Blind Alley with five other great people at Muninn's Post pub. Many thanks to Immanuel, Steven, Shane, Danni and Jason for helping me test this game. It's the first time I've had six people playing it.
Category Archives: Blind Ally
You'll never see it coming!
Blind Alley is a great game of strategy. Simple at first, then it's so easy to lose track of what the other guy is doing. Rave reviews so far say this one is going to be a hit!


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By Dark Politricks
The last two weeks worth of severe cold weather in the UK has brought to light yet again what an appalling mess our national railway system is since privatisation.
I have never agreed with privatising state assets just for ideology's sake as some things should be run for the benefit of everyone in the country rather than for the profit of a few such as hospitals and other health services.
Our national railway system is a perfect case in point as it shows the problems that are associated with believing that free markets will always drive prices down and that customers will always benefit from improved services due to increased competition between service providers.
For one thing it is impossible to have true competition on a railway as there is only one track that is shared by all trains and you physically cannot have two or more different trains running on the same track at the same time. Unless each train company was allowed to build it's own infrastructure including stations, hundreds of miles of track linking major towns and branch lines and own it's own rolling stock which would cost billions, take years to set-up and would never happen in this crowded country in a million years then the idea should have never been allowed to fly in the first place.
Since privatisation the cost of buying a ticket has gone up year by year and not downwards as free marketeers would have liked. This is not because of a lack in demand of the service either as no matter how bad our railway system gets there will always be millions of paying customers who are stuck in having to use them.
Getting a train into town during rush hour is a hellish experience in the UK. I used to commute to London every day and I have done this journey both by train and by car. Even though sitting on the M3 at 6.30 in the morning crawling along at 5mph is not much fun either at least you are in the warm, listening to the radio and have your own choice of route and journey time.
Getting the train means getting a bus, lift or walking for 40 minutes to the main train station and then standing on a cold open air platform until a train arrives. Even though my town is on the mainline to Waterloo only 3 or 4 trains come past each hour and only 1 will be a fast, non stopping train that goes straight there. The others will never break the 70mph speed limit and will have to stop at every village station on the way which adds an extra 15 minutes to a 40 minute journey.
The trains are always over crowded and you would be lucky to get a seat unless you get a really early or much later train. Therefore the train will always be full by the time it arrives at your station which means standing up for the best part of an hour rocking and swaying and trying not to fall into someone who's lucky enough to be sat downs lap whilst trying to occupy yourself by reading the Metro one handed.
One return journey to London during rush hour gives little change out of £20 ($30) and it's no wonder people would rather resort to driving even if it means parking up just outside the congestion charge zone and getting on a tube. If the government really wants to introduce a "green" agenda then they should be trying to make public transport as cheap, easy and as comfortable as possible so that people are tempted to leave their car at home and use it.
A one year super saver ticket to get to London and back each day including tube journey's will be over £2500 and for that you could buy a cheap car for £500, insure it for £300 and use the rest for petrol. It's no choice really unless you haven't got that sort of money or don't have a driving licence.
The recent weather brought up an interesting reminder of why privatisation was totally wrong for our railway service as the majority of services in the South East were constantly cancelled because of too much snow. Apparently when British Rail was still alive there was a big fleet of snow ploughs that were regularly tested every year to ensure that if bad weather was a problem it could be solved very quickly and without causing too many delays for passengers.
However in the run up to privatisation to save money and to make the company profitable all these snow ploughs were sold without a second thought. As am ex British Rail worker who called into the Wright Stuff on Channel 5 last week said: when a company is run for profit and the amount of money lost from cancelled services is less than the amount taken to buy, maintain and test these snow ploughs they chose the former because profit comes above all other factors in a private company.
Short sighted? Most definitely. However because the railways basically have a captive customer base with no real competition to turn to apart from the car the "for profit" rail companies can put customer service at the bottom of their priority list and continue to offer appalling bad and costly services that seem to stop at the slightest hint of bad weather.
Now I know that British Rail was not perfect and money was surely wasted like most public bodies that don't know how to manage themselves efficiently but at least the railway was a national service that was owned by the people for the people. I know some people may think this sounds like socialism but if it works then so what. Not everything in life should be about money and when there is no possibility of having a real free market anyway there seems little point in giving away such an important state asset as Thatcher did with British Rail.
I am not against privatisation and it has worked well in other areas in driving costs to the consumer down and improving services but the railway has always been one of those nationalised assets that should have remained on the governments books and run for the good of the country and not for profit at the expense of good service.


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Basically I have been suffering from depression and anxiety for a long as I remember, i was properly diagnosed with depression at 15 (I am 18 now) and was referred to do Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and I completed about 4 sessions but the therapist made me feel REALLY uncomfortable and didn't feel that he was taking me seriously so I quit. Then i went back to my GP who referred me to a counsellor who was no help whatsoever. Then had a break from treatment and used self harm to get me through (self harmed since 13). I plucked up the courage to go back to my GP again who referred me to CBT again and prescribed me citalopram 20mg (at 17) which didn't help either. In recent months I've been experiencing the most terrible mood swings and sometimes feel like a different person, suicidal thoughts are always on my mind and I feel like this could be a personality disorder or bipolar but my doctors wont listen and have recently told me there is nothing more that they can do for me..I feel utterly hopeless and need to know i theres anymore help out there for me? (Sorry for the long post)
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If Kuzmin was an ordinary Ukrainian, his poor English and lack of diplomacy in the letter could be understood. However, if the White House receives complaints from the First Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine who publicly asks for help in solving the murder that happened 16 years ago, the U.S. is surprised by this step. This was said in an interview to Radio Liberty by criminal and immigration attorney Myroslav Smorodskyi, reports Censor.NET.
"A member of the government writes to the President of the United States, jumping all the procedures, skipping the Department of State, the Ministry of Justice. This is not illegal but I hope that President Obama will take the letter and transfer it to the State Department or the Department of Justice, and let them handle it," he said.
Taras Kuzio, professor, senior researcher at the Department of International Relations at John Hopkins calls the letter a shame for Ukrainian diplomacy. In his opinion, these letters concerning criminal investigations should be translated without mistakes and sent via secret mail.
Kuzio connects the publicity of the prosecutor's letter to the case of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko. "Mr. Kuzmin is looking for information to condemn Tymoshenko even more," says the professor.
He noted that in Ukraine there is no rule of law, and does not exclude that the U.S. already has a list of people who will not be allowed into the country. However, Kuzio is optimistic in regard to the economic sanctions against Ukraine.
"I do not think the West will implement sanctions against Ukraine. But the fact that the black list of senior Ukrainian officials who can no longer come to Western Europe or the United States and Canada is a reality," said Kuzio.
The reason for the refusal of a visa to Kuzmin are his constant violations of human rights, says a senior researcher at Peterson Institute of Economics, an expert on Ukraine in Washington Anders Aslund. He directly linked Kuzmin's letter to Tymoshenko case .
Political analyst on the Ukrainian matters in the U.S. Andrii Dobrianskyi is of the same opinion.
The real reason for Kuzmin's attempts are to catch the eye of the U.S. government officials - trying to get an unofficial OK from the West on the prosecution of Yulia Tymoshenko's involvement in the murder of Yevhen Shcherban. In addition, according to Dobrianskyy, Kuzmin sent a letter to the U.S. president to once again advertise himself in the Western media. However, political scientist is certain that Western journalists are hard to trick.
"He looks like a person who wants the public to know him, he pushes himself to the West, he wants the press to hear him, and he tells lies. He speaks of such reality that most of the West does not even understand where it comes," said Dobrianskyi.


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Making my Last Playlist was as hard as I thought it would be, which was: very. It was also interesting how the format of 80 minutes limited me. Had it been limited by song number instead of overall length, this list would look different because I would have chosen several longer songs. For example, I really wanted "Echoes" or "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", but both were so long that they got cut.
Notable omissions from this list, for me, are John Prine and Vangelis. I nearly put several different songs by each of them on the list at multiple times, but they ended up just barely not making it. If I redo this list in a year, it might be slightly different, but this is a pretty good start.
My Last Song (the last one I'd ever give up) is Hallelujah.
Last Playlist
1. Hallelujah – Rufus Wainwright
All I've ever learned from love was how to shoot at someone who outdrew you
2. Country Feedback – R.E.M.
Crazy, what you could have had; I need this, I need this
3. Hide & Seek 2 – Imogen Heap
what you say? that it's all for the best? well of course it is
4. Anthem – Leonard Cohen
There is a crack in everything; that's how the light gets in
5. Dogsong – The Be Good Tanyas
No regrets, they're out the window, frozen on the silver pane
6. Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing – Sufjan Stevens
I'm not really sure why I love this song (this specific version) so much, but I do.
7. Mrs. Potter's Lullaby – Counting Crows
Well I woke up in mid-afternoon cause that's when it all hurts the most
8. Trophy Sixty-One – England in 1819
Is this your wasted encore, pictured for days in your mind?
9. Soave sia il vento – Kiri Te Kanawa
I think I first heard this in the movie Closer. For some reason it reminds me of Christmas.
10. Goodbye Lenin – Yann Tiersen
I love how it builds and builds. When listening to it in the right mood, I feel more and more tense, until the end, when it breaks.
11. 16, Maybe Less – Iron & Wine / Calexico
Call it predictable, yesterday my dream was of you
12. Lilac Wine – Jeff Buckley
Lilac wine, I feel unsteady; Lilac wine, I feel unready for my love
13. The Wanderer – Johnny Cash
I went out walking with a Bible and a gun; the word of God lay heavy on my heart, I was sure I was the one
14. Kyrie Eleison – The Oxford Choir
This version was used in the movie Ever After and it is absolutely beautiful.
15. Kid – Cry Cry Cry
Me in a song. I'm the kid who has this habit of dreaming: sometimes gets me in trouble too. But the truth is I could no more stop dreaming than I could make them all come true.
16. Swan Lake, Act IV, No. 29: Scene Finale Andante – Tchaikovsky performed by David Lloyd-Jones and The New London Orchestra


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The first pair is knitted from "Sorted into Slytherin" from Dharmafey's Cosmic Fibers. Once again, these are the softer side of the house colors, and will blend perfectly into Muggle society. I don't know how Carrie manages to dye those beautiful silver tones into a yarn, but she does a great job of it!
The next pair is the "Sorted into Hufflepuff," also from Dharmafey Cosmic Fibers. I love the rich gold and greyish black of this yarn. It makes a striking pair of socks. (That little ball of yarn at the top is my leftover yarn. Whew!) Both pair of these are toe-ups on size 0 DPNs; 64 stitches on the foot, 72 for the feather-and-fan leg.
So, now for the tallies to date:
Here are the three pair that qualify for Summer of Socks.
And here here are my completed socks for the Summer of Magical Socks. There is one pair from each Hogwarts house plus the Heir of Slytherin. Hmmm. Maybe it's a good thing that I have a pair of phoenix socks on my needles right now. . .


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Evidence shows mature HIE use and well-aligned federal incentives could save Medicare $3.12 billion on average each year.
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- A new study by researchers at the University of Notre Dame found health information exchanges (HIEs) could save Medicare billions, reducing healthcare spending by more than $3 billion a year.
The study by Idris Adjerid, Julia Adler-Milstein, PhD, and Corey Angst showed significant cost savings in healthcare markets with established, operational HIEs averaging savings of $139 per Medicare beneficiary a year—a 1.4 percent decrease in spending per individual.
"This equals a $3.12 billion annual reduction in spending if HIEs were to be implemented nationally in 2015," said Adjerid.
Researchers used data from the seven year period between 2003 and 2009 to compare average Medicare spending per beneficiary in healthcare markets using HIEs compared to markets without an operational HIE. Researchers also adjusted average Medicare spending for regional variations in age, race, and gender.
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"Not all health care markets see the same amount of reduced spending from HIEs," he says. "We find that spending reductions are greater in health care markets where providers have financial incentives to use an HIE in ways that reduce spending. We also find that more mature HIEs—those that have been around longer—are more effective at reducing costs."
The push to implement EHR technology from federal organizations such as ONC and CMS has been blamed for contributing to increased rates of physician burnout. This new research confirming the meaningful effects of health data exchange enabled through HIEs could substantiate legislative efforts to encourage EHR use, health IT adoption, and information exchange.
"We realize the HIE model is not static—new vendor-driven models are emerging as market dynamics change," said Angst. "What we show is that the ability to electronically exchange medical data can result in savings in the overall health system, which should encourage new models of exchange."
Evidence of the potential effectiveness of HIE use could also spur efforts by policymakers to ensure provider incentive payments are more closely aligned with clinical improvements.
"Our results focusing on the interplay between HIE value and financial incentives in health care are highly relevant to an active debate on how to best design payment models to incentivize high-quality and cost-effective care," stated Adjerid.
"This research is also important because it highlights the conditions under which HIEs can have the largest impact," he continued. "Policymakers and health care entities need to ensure that financial incentives align with the goals of HIEs and give them sufficient time to mature before expecting promised value."
Recently, healthcare leaders Beth Israel Deaconess CIO John Halamka, MD and Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative CEO Mickey Tripathi, PhD debated the effectiveness of the HITECH Act of 2009 and its forceful legislation surrounding health IT adoption and EHR use. The duo claimed the prescriptive nature of federal requirements have overwhelmed providers and deterred efficiency.
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — When Tiger Woods dropped his eighth birdie at the short par-4 12th on Saturday at the Players Championship, his round suddenly had that freight-train feel so many of his career-low rounds have had throughout his career. It had been awhile since we saw Woods in the proverbial "zone" he was in during a second-round 61 at Firestone in 2013, or during his final-round 62 at the Honda in 2012, and there were reasonable doubts we'd ever witness it again.
But it's exactly what the massive gallery on hand was witnessing in the third round, and when Woods' tee shot at the 13th came to rest about 13 feet from the cup, you could sense it was going to be one of those special days. Even after his putt just missed for birdie, the momentum was still on his side. Then he got to the par-4 14th.
It's a hole that's plagued him so much over the years at the Players, most notably in the final round in 2013, when Woods made double bogey after hitting his drive in the water but still pulled out a two-shot victory for his second win in the event. Woods' drive there on Saturday stayed dry this time, but he caught an awful break when it hung up in the right rough, leaving him an impossible stance and lie from which to get to the green. He chunked it out short of the green, chipped it short and two-putted for his only bogey of the day. While there was time to get that shot back, it felt like the air had been let out of the balloon.
At 15, Woods found the right fairway bunker, and still gave himself a good look at birdie that tracked the whole way but just slid by. A lip-out birdie at 16, a mediocre tee shot at 17 that led to a par and another par at 18 added up to 65, which he said was "as high as I could have shot." For once, that didn't sound outlandish.
"I mean to be eight-under there through 12, realistically I probably could have got a couple more out of it and got to 10 for the day," said Woods. "That wasn't that bad a tee shot there at 14 and I ended up in a spot where I had to really, I didn't have much of a shot. I don't make birdie at 16. Seventeen's a sand wedge in there, but I'll take it."
He'll take it, but it likely won't be enough to seriously contend on Sunday, barring a catastrophic afternoon from the leaders, which he's not counting on.
"These guys are going to go low today again," he said. "I think that some of the guys will probably shoot better scores than I did out there today. It's definitely gettable. I know there's a lot of pressure coming down the back nine here, but I think these guys, the way they have set up the golf course today, it's set up for these guys to go low."
Woods' 65 is his career-low round at TPC Sawgrass, and his lowest since a third-round 66 in 2001. Despite his recent struggles, including his first 36 holes this week, the 14-time major champion knew a low number was coming sooner or later.
"Eventually I was going to put all the pieces together and today for the most part I did that. I hit a lot of good quality shots, I hit a lot of — well I hit some shots in the correct spots, which was nice.
"As I've told you guys this week, I got my playing feels back and it's just a matter of playing and executing and putting the shots together. It was nice, I made some putts today, that was basically the difference."
While he walks away wondering what could have been, it was still an electrifying move that vaulted Woods to the first page of the leader board, giving everybody their money's worth an hour before the leaders even teed off on Saturday at the Players.