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English: Do-ken. ~Nanohana High School Animation Research Club~
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Final, Bruins 3-1: That's it, and that's all. The Bruins hold on, and they start the season on a winning note with a 3-1 win over Tampa Bay.
Third period, 17:30, Bruins 3-1: Tuukka Rask saved his best for last, as the Bruins goalie came up with a big-league save here late in the third period.
Brad Marchand turned the puck over in his own end thanks to some pressure from Martin St. Louis who then passed it to a streaking Ryan Malone. The forward one-timed the pass from St. Louis, but Rask came up with a huge pad save to preserve the 3-1 lead.
Third period, 15:00, Bruins 3-1: Boston has done a nice job of tightening up here in the third period, which is no surprise given that's what they like to do when they have the lead.
Tampa Bay only has five shots here in the third period.
Third period, 10:35, Bruins 3-1: The Bruins' third line has been arguably their best of the game, and they almost got on the board here in the third period.
They came into the zone with a head of steam, and Reilly Smith found Chris Kelly who quickly passed over to Jordan Caron who came flying down the left wing for the potential scoring chance. However, the play was broken up by the Tampa Bay defense.
That line hasn't scored as a unit yet — Kelly did score the shorthanded penalty-shot goal in the first — but they have certainly had their chances. Perhaps just as importantly, they look like they have some good chemistry already, which is only going to lead to more success. That is, of course, until Carl Soderberg is healthy and ready to return, but we'll cross that bridge when we get there.
Third period, 8:00, Bruins 3-1: Tuukka Rask has been good in this one, very good.
He just robbed Valtteri Filppula's attempt for a second goal after the Tampa Bay forward tried to jam home an opportunity to Rask's left. Filppula took the carom of a shot from the point that went wide and tried to quickly jam it by Rask, but the goalie went right to left to cut off the angle.
Rask has 24 saves so far.
Third period, 4:02, Bruins 3-1: The Bruins have three goals, and two of them have been shorthanded.
Patrice Bergeron just scored his first goal of the season and fittingly, it was on the penalty kill. Bergeron was able to play a puck to himself out into the neutral zone, and he was off to the race. He used a little curl to get around the D and into the slot where he beat Anders Lindback for the shorthanded goal.
Lindback should have had it, though. He made the original save, but he allowed the puck to trickle over the line for the goal.
Third period, 3:38, Bruins 2-1: The Bruins were just bailed out in a big way.
RYan Malone, who was camped out in front of the Boston goal, got tangled up with Boston defenseman Johnny Boychuk. The Bruins d-man went down, and Malone was called for interference.
Third period, 2:06, Bruins 2-1: On the ensuing faceoff, Zdeno Chara was called for interference, which means the Lightning have just under an entire two minutes of 5-on-3.
Third period, 2:03, Bruins 2-1: The Bruins' penalty kill will be relied on again.
This time, Shawn Thornton is given a two-minute penalty for slashing, and the B's are back on the kill.
Third period, 0:01, Bruins 2-1: The third period is underway, where the Bruins will try to put the finishing touches on this one.
They're 76-6-6 since the start of 2010-11 when leading after two periods.
End second period, Bruins 2-1: The Bruins came close to taking a 3-1 lead as the second period came to an end.
Chris Kelly just outworked a Lightning defenseman to get a puck in the Tampa Bay zone. The Boston center brought it to the slot and then passed it to Jordan Caron who was flying down the left wing. Caron's shot was on goal, but Anders Lindback was able to make the blocker save right before the buzzer.
Second period, 19:00, Bruins 2-1: Milan Lucic is already off to a better start than he was last season.
The Bruins power forward, who struggled out of the gates last season, just scored on a wicked shot from the slot that went up over Anders Lindback's right shoulder.
That was all thanks in large part to a nice play from David Krejci who walked the puck into the zone before making a nice little pass to the trailing Lucic who snapped it home.
Second period, 15:00, 1-1: There's really not a ton going on right now, as outside of the Jarome Iginla fight and the Tampa Bay goal, it's been pretty quiet here in the second period.
The Bruins are going to want to tighten things up at some point, as they look a little shaky defensively, which is something you're not used to saying when talking about the B's.
There are also some chemistry things playing out right in front of us. The Patrice Bergeron line was caught offside a little while ago — they were offside five times last week against Winnipeg — and the David Krejci line looks a little out of sync as well.
Second period, 10:32, 1-1: Any momentum gained from the Jarome Iginla fight was just lost.
Valterri Filppula just scored his first goal as a member of the Tampa Bay Lightning after some poor defensive breakdowns from the Bruins. The B's defensemen got caught up ice, and then Eric Brewer took over. The Tampa Bay forward stepped around a Daniel Paille hip check and then fed Filppula in front of a diving Gregory Campbell.
Tuukka Rask had no chance on that one.
Second period, 9:06, Bruins 1-0: Welcome to Boston, Jarome Iginla.
The new B's forward just went a long way in endearing himself to Boston fans with his first fight as a member of the Bruins. The future Hall of Famer dropped the gloves with Radko Gudas and had himself a spirited fight here midway through the second.
That was a long one that featured a bunch of right hands from both combatants. That was about as loud as the Garden has been all night long.
Second period, 6:23, Bruins 1-0: Still not sure why the Jordan Caron goal was waved off, but that doesn't diminish the night he's had so far.
He's getting a chance to play, thanks to Carl Soderberg's ankle injury, and Caron is taking advantage so far. He's flying all over the ice, and he's putting himself in a good position to make things happen.
Second period, 2:06, Bruins 1-0: The Bruins looked to have taken a 2-0 lead, but Jordan Caron's goal turned into a non-goal.
Caron came in, put a shot on goal and then scored on his own rebound, but the goal was waved off by the referee behind the net. It sounded like there may have been an early whistle there for some reason, and that's what takes the goal off the board.
Second period, 0:30, Bruins 1-0: Both Bruins penalties have been killed, and we're back to even strength.
Second period, 0:01, Bruins 1-0: The second period is underway.
First period reaction: Well, the Bruins have the lead, so they have to be happy about that. Other than that, though, it was a pretty unspectacular 20 minutes of hockey from the home team.
First, the good, though. Chris Kelly scored an absolutely gorgeous shorthanded penalty-shot goal for the game's lone goal so far. It was a move not unlike Shawn Thornton's against Winnipeg a couple of years back. That penalty shot was awarded after Kelly was able to break free on a shorthanded chance. It was actually the third shorthanded chance of the kill for the Bruins after semi-breakaways from Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron.
That offensive input was more than the power play could muster. The Boston power play, which has been revamped over the offseason and into the preseason, looked like a work in progress still. Boston could only get one shot off during the man-advantage, meaning they got much better chances on the penalty kill than they did on the power play. That's something we've grown accustomed to in the past few years, though.
The biggest reason the Bruins are in the lead right now, though, is probably Tuukka Rask. The Finnish goalie is picking up right where he left off with another tremendous showing in the first period. He stopped all 15 shots he faced, and he made a couple of big saves late in the period with the B's attempting to kill off a 5-on-3.
The Bruins will have to kill off 4 seconds of that 5-on-3 to open the second, and then there will be six seconds left on Gregory Campbell's penalty before we're back to even strength.
End first period, Bruins 1-0: The Bruins survived the majority of the 5-on-3, and they'll go to the dressing room after the first period with some momentum.
Tuukka Rask just gloved a Steven Stamkos shot from the right faceoff circle — no small feat — to keep Tampa Bay off the board.
That came just a few seconds after he smothered a chance for the Lightning in front covering up a loose puck before Stamkos was able to jam it home.
First period, 18:11, Bruins 1-0: The Bruins are now down two men.
Gregory Campbell was just called for delay of game just 7 seconds into the original power play, so the Lightning will have a 5-on-3 for 1:53.
First period, 18:04, Bruins 1-0: The Bruins going to have to kill another penalty, but that's not what everyone at TD Garden is talking about right now.
Shawn Thornton just picked up his first fighting major of the season when he dropped the gloves with Pierre-Cedric Labrie. The big Tampa Bay forward may have gotten the best of Thornton in that one, though.
However, Adam McQuaid was called for cross-checking Labrie, so the Bruins are going back on the penalty kill.
First period, 12:49, Bruins 1-0: The Bruins went on to kill the penalty off on top of the Chris Kelly penalty-shot goal. The penalty shot was the first of Kelly's career.
Quick correction from earlier, as I had Nathan Horton, not Jarome Iginla, listed as the Bruins' top-line winger. Old habits die hard.
First period, 11:39, Bruins 1-0: The Bruins' first goal of the season comes … on a shorthanded penalty shot.
The third of the team's shorthanded chances on this one penalty kill came from Chris Kelly who was pulled down on the breakaway. The alternate captain undressed Anders Lindback with an amazing move to give the B's the 1-0 lead.
First period, 10:12, 0-0: Lots of nonstop action in the first half of the first period that left us without a whistle for quite some time.
Play finally just came to an end, but it's bad news for the Bruins, as they'll have to kill off a penalty for the first time this year. Reilly Smith was just called for hooking after he and the rest of the third line got caught in a very long shift in which they couldn't clear the puck.
Tampa Bay's power play, which features plenty of weapons, is about to go to work for the first time in this one.
First period, 4:40, 0-0: Not much of anything for the Bruins on their first power play with a new-look unit.
The B's only mustered one shot, and that was a weak one from the left wing off the stick of Zdeno Chara that Anders Lindback easily pushed aside.
First period, 2:32, 0-0: The Bruins are going to get the game's first power play.
Matt Carle was just called for interference, and the B's get their first man-advantage of the season.
First period, 0:01, 0-0: Let's go. The season is underway.
6:40 p.m.: The Bruins and Lightning are on the ice for the pregame skate, and it looks like Matt Batrkowski is indeed the club's seventh defeseneman, for this game at least.
The Bruins' lines are the same as listed below, which means Bartkowski is the odd man out. General manager Peter Chiarelli said Wednesday at media day that the club might use a "platoon" like baseball teams do with hitters.
Either way, Bartkowski looks to be out.
3:45 p.m.: David Krejci's back spasms won't be enough to keep him out of the season opener.
Bruins head coach Claude Julien said his first-line center is feeling good after battling some back spasms recently, and Krejci will be in the lineup when the puck drops on the new season.
Here are the projected Bruins lines based on the morning skate.
Milan Lucic — David Krejci — Jarome Iginla
Brad Marchand — Patrice Bergeron — Loui Eriksson
Jordan Caron — Chris Kelly — Reilly Smith
Daniel Paille — Gregory Campbell — Shawn Thornton
Zdeno Chara — Johnny Boychuk
Dennis Seidenberg — Dougie Hamilton
Torey Krug — Adam McQuaid
Matt Bartkowski also rotated in during line rushes on the blue line, and Julien would not say which young defenseman would sit for the season opener.
Also, Anders Lindback was the first goalie off the ice for Tampa Bay, which means he'll likely get the start. No surprises on the Bruins' side, as Tuukka Rask will get the starting nod for the Bruins.
8 a.m. ET: Ready or not, hockey is back in Boston.
The Bruins' abbreviated summer vacation is over after they came up just short during an abbreviated 2013 season. Just a little more than three months after their season ended with a loss to Chicago in the Stanley Cup Final, the B's are set to open their 2013-14 campaign Thursday night against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
While the B's are returning a good majority of their core that's been to two Stanley Cup Finals in the last three years, there will be noticeable change when they hit the TD Garden ice for the first time. There's been a shakeup in the top six, with Nathan Horton and Tyler Seguin gone through free agency and a trade, respectively. In their places will be Jarome Iginla on the first-line right wing as he begins his latest quest for a Stanley Cup, while Loui Eriksson has come aboard to skate on the second line with Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand.
There's also some changes on the blue line. The Bruins made the hard decision to move on from Andrew Ference, who is now in Edmonton serving as the Oilers' captain. The decision to let Ference walk in free agency was spurred in large part by the emergence of a trio of young defensemen. Torey Krug, Dougie Hamilton and Matt Bartkowski will continue to battle it out for the fifth and sixth defensive spots as the season begins.
Tuukka Rask is back between the pipes, of course, but he's doing so as a man who became very rich this summer. Rask signed an enormous eight-year contract extension in July, and he'll be looking to make good on that.
It all gets started Thursday at 7 p.m. from the Garden, and we'll have updates throughout the day and night right here.
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NADJ Show 2009 video 7
NADJ Show 2009 video 7 -------------- BIG THANKS TO Pioneer and KAM for the help. Kit used at the show was the Pioneer MEP-7000 along with the new firm wear,SVM-1000, DVJ-1000, KAM star cluster 3d and the KAM Vortex sound system and some roadready cases.
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What if patients could quickly and easily find a patient assistance program to see which ones might give them access to free or nearly free generic and brand-name medicines? What if they could also quickly search a database of more than 10,000 free or low-cost clinics? And what if this tool were completely free to use?
If you're curious if such a program exists, there is good news: the Partnership for Prescription Assistance, also known as PPA, serves as this support for patients in need of accessing their medicines.
An Effort to Educate and Empower Patients
PPA was founded in 2005 by America's biopharmaceutical research companies to educate and empower patients and caregivers to access prescription assistance options. PPA serves primarily as a clearinghouse for more than 475 public and private patient assistance programs.
Discover Resources and a Clinic Finder Tool
Since its founding, PPA has helped more than 10 million patients access more than 2,500 brand-name and generic prescription medicines, with more than 75,000 people visiting the site every month to search patient assistance programs and other resources. Visitors can also explore a database of nearly 10,000 free or low-cost health care clinics across the country.
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Boy-Are-My-Arms-Tired Random Ten
May 13, 2006 at 12:26 AM by Dr. Drang
A very late Friday Random Ten as I connect back up to the Internets after many weather delays flying back from Boston.
- "Last Night I Had A Dream" by Randy Newman
from Sail Away
- "Bustin' Surfboards" by The Tornadoes
from Rock Instrumental Classics Vol 5: Surf
- "Boom Boom" by The Yardbirds
from Smokestack Lightning
- "The Magnificent Seven" by The Clash
from The Essential Clash [Disc 2]
- "Baby's In Black" by The Beatles
from Beatles For Sale
- "Carol" by The Rolling Stones
from Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
- "Blue Train (Alternate Take)" by John Coltrane
from Blue Train
- "Me And My Baby" by Ten Years After
from The Essential Ten Years After Collection
- "Baby Please Don't Go" by Big Joe Williams
from The Blues - A Smithsonian Collection of Classic Blues
- "Novacane" by Beck
from Odelay
When I walked in the door, I saw the package from Amazon that heralded the arrival of my new Shure E2c earphones. They've gotten several good reviews, and I'm tired of the wind noise leaking into my Apple earphones as I ride my bike. I'll be trying out the various styles and sizes of earpiece covers and will post later on what works best.


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Route between Can Tho and Kampot, Cambodia
Route between Can Tho and Kampot, Cambodia
I'm wondering if from Can Tho it is better to go through Chau Doc, cross the border, through Takeo and then down to Kampot?
OR over to Rach Gia up the coast to Ha Tien,cross there (having my Cambodia visa already of course) to kampot
Go to Chau Doc, then to Ha Tien and then cross
Has anyone done any of these routes?
Does anyone have updates on road conditions between Chau Doc and Ha Tien or has anyone been on a bus or boat between those two towns?
In one forum from about a year ago someone said that they were making it a two lane road but that back then part of the road was only passable by motorbike.
Does anyone know about road conditions between Can Tho and Rach Gia and up the coast (the coast sounds nice)?
Any help would be much appreciated.
#1 maliamaui has been a member since 1/8/2008. Posts: 17
The road from Can Tho to Rach Gia is fine -- sealed the whole way. Can't help on onwards travel to Ha Tien etc.
If you're end destination is Kampot I'd lean towards Can Tho -> Rach Gia -> Ha Tien -> Kep -> Kampot as being the best/quickest route.
#2 somtam2000 has been a member since 21/1/2004. Location: Indonesia. Posts: 8,001
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The Ha Tien crossing to KAmpot is the way to go, still off the tourist trail and see some great countryside...
#3 steveatkins has been a member since 15/6/2007. Posts: 33
Has anyone made this trip recently? I will be doing it in May and I am looking for any updates
#4 Doniwarner has been a member since 12/2/2010. Posts: 19
I live in the area and it is all pretty straight forward. Perhaps not as smoothly organized or easy as the other routes.
Roads are fine all the way and the dirtroad that charlondon is referring to is the shortcut from Ha Tien to Kep. Only about 10km or so. The long way around on sealed road (30km) is not necessary since the shortcut will also be passable in rainy season.
Route in Vietnam is scenic (not so much between Rach Gia and Ha Tien) and I would prefer this route over the alternatives if I was travelling. For pure efficiency/comfort the other routes are better but you'll feel like cattle being herded from one place to the other with a bus full of people.
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Whether the Federal Reserve creates debt money, or the Treasury creates fiat money, its about control of who gets to create money. However, who gets to control the creation of money is a definite source of contention with potentially deadly results.
Crossfire, The Plot That Killed Kennedy by Jim Marrs, 1989, Excerpts
Another overlooked aspect of Kennedy's attempt to reform American society involves money. Kennedy apparently reasoned that by returning to the Constitution, which states that only Congress shall coin and regulate money, the soaring national debt could be reduced by not paying interest to the bankers of the Federal Reserve system, who print paper money then loan it to the government at interest.
He moved in this area on June 4, 1963, by signing Executive Order 11,110 which called for the issuance of $4,292,893,815 in United States notes through the U.S. Treasury rather than the traditional Federal Reserve System. A number of "Kennedy bills" were indeed issued but were quickly withdrawn after Kennedy's death.
Considering that the battle over U.S. monetary control by a monolithic central bank is an issue that dates back to the founding of the Republic, some assassination researchers believe Kennedy's little-noted efforts to reform the money supply and curtail the Federal Reserve System may have cost him much more than just the enmity of the all-powerful international bankers.
JFK, The Movie
I won't name names or tell you who or what I represent.
Except to say you're close.
Closer than you think.
Everything I'll say is classified top secret.
I was a soldier, Mr. Garrison. Two wars.
A secret Pentagon guy, supplying the hardware:
Planes, bullets, rifles...
...for what we call "Black Operations."
Black Ops. Assassinations. Coups d'état...
...rigging elections, propaganda, psych warfare.
In World WarIl, I was in Rumania, Greece, Yugoslavia.
I helped evacuate part of Nazi intelligence at the end of the war.
And we used those guys against the Communists.
In ltaly, '48, we stole the elections.
France '49, we broke the strikes.
Overthrew Quirino in the Philippines, Arbenz in Guatemala...
...Mossadegh in Iran. We were in Vietnam in '54...
...Indonesia, '58, Tibet, '59.
Got the Dalai Lama out. We were good.
Very good.
Then we got into the Cuban thing. Not so good.
Set up an invasion to take place in October, '62.
Khrushchev sent missiles to resist. Kennedy didn't invade.
We just had our dicks in the wind.
A lot of pissed-off people, Mr. Garrison.
I'll come to that later.
So, 1963....
I spent much of September of '63...
...working on the Kennedy plan to get all US personnel...
...out of Vietnam by the end of 1965.
One of the strongest plans issued by the Kennedy White House...
...National Security Memo 263...
...ordered home the first 1,000 troops.
But in November, a week after the murder of Vietnamese President Diem...
...and two weeks before Kennedy's assassination...
...a strange thing happened to me.
I was sent by my superior, we'll call him "Y"...
...I was sent by General Y to the South Pole...
...as military escort for a group of international VIPs.
I was on my way back, in New Zealand...
...when the President was killed.
Oswald was charged at 7:00 p.m., Dallas time...
...with Tippet's murder.
That's 2:00 p.m. the next day in New Zealand.
But already their papers had the entire history...
...of this unknown, 24-year-old Oswald.
Studio picture, detailed biography, Russian information...
...and were sure that he killed the President alone...
...although it took them four more hours to charge him with that crime in Dallas.
It felt to me as if...
...a cover story was being put out.
Like we would in a Black Op.
After I came back...
...I asked myself, why was l, the chief of Special Ops...
...sent to the South Pole to do a job...
...many others could have done?
I wondered if it could've been because...
...one of my routine duties, if I'd been in Washington...
...would've been to order additional security in Texas.
I checked it out and found that someone...
...told the 112th Military Intelligence Group at Fort Sam Houston...
...to stand down that day, over the protests of Colonel Reich.
I believe it's a mistake.
It's standard procedure, especially in a known hostile city like Dallas...
...to supplement the Secret Service.
Even if we hadn't let him ride with the bubble-top off...
...we would've put 100 to 200 agents on the sidewalk without question.
A month before, in Dallas, UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson was spit on and hit.
There had been attempts on De Gaulle's life in France.
We'd have arrived days ahead, studied the route...
...checked all the buildings.
Never would've allowed open windows overlooking Dealey. Never!
Our own snipers would've covered the area.
If a window went up, they'd have been on the radio!
We'd be watching the crowd: packages, rolled-up newspapers, coats.
Never would've let a man open an umbrella.
Never would've let the car slow down to ten miles an hour.
Or take that unusual curve at Houston and Elm.
You'd have felt an Army presence in the streets that day.
But none of this happened. It violated our most basic protection codes.
And it is the best indication of a massive plot in Dallas.
Who could have best done this?
Black Ops. People in my business.
My superior could've called Col. Reich and said:
"We have another unit coming for security. You'll stand down."
That day, some Army Intelligence people were in Dallas.
I don't know who or why.
But they weren't protecting clients.
And Oswald. Army Intell had a Lee Harvey Oswald on file.
Those files have been destroyed.
Many strange things were happening.
Oswald had nothing to do with them.
The entire Cabinet was in the Far East.
A third of a combat division was returning from Germany...
...in the air above the United States, at the time of the shooting.
At 12:34 p.m., the Washington telephone system went out for an hour.
On the plane back to Washington...
...word was radioed from the Situations Room...
...to Johnson that there was only one assassin.
Sound like coincidences to you?
Not for one moment.
The Cabinet was out of the way.
Troops for riot control were in the air.
Telephones were out to stop the wrong stories from spreading.
Nothing was left to chance.
He could not be allowed to escape alive.
Things were never the same after that.
Vietnam started for real. There was an air of...
...make-believe in the Pentagon and CIA.
Those of us in Secret Ops knew the Warren Commission was fiction.
But there was something...
I knew Allen Dulles well. I often briefed him in his house.
But why was he appointed to investigate Kennedy's death? The man who fired him.
Dulles, by the way, was General Y's benefactor.
I got out in '64.
Resigned my commission.
I never realized Kennedy was so dangerous to the establishment.
Is that why?
That's the real question, isn't it? Why?
The how and the who is just scenery for the public.
Oswald, Ruby, Cuba, the Mafia...
...keeps them guessing, like a game.
Prevents them from asking the most important question: why?
Why was Kennedy killed? Who benefited?
Who has the power to cover it up? Who?
In 1961...
...right after the Bay of Pigs, very few people know this...
...I participated in drawing up National Security Action Memos 55, 56, 57.
These are documents classified top secret.
In them, Kennedy told Gen. Lemnitzer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs...
...that from here on, the Joint Chiefs would be wholly responsible...
...for all covert paramilitary action in peacetime.
This ended the reign of the CIA.
Splintered it into 1,000 pieces, as JFK promised he would.
And now he was ordering the military...
...to help him do it. Unprecedented!
I can't tell you the shock waves this sent along the corridors of power.
This and the firing of Allen Dulles...
...Richard Bissell and Gen. Charles Cabell.
All were sacred cows in Intell since World War II.
They got some very upset people.
Kennedy's directives weren't implemented because of...
...bureaucratic resistance.
But one of the results was...
...the Cuban operation was turned over to my department...
...as Operation Mongoose.
Mongoose was pure Black Ops.
It was secretly based at Miami University...
...which has the largest domestic CIA station...
...budgeted annually for hundreds of millions of dollars.
Three hundred agents, 7,000 select Cubans.
Fifty fake business fronts to launder money.
They waged a non-stop war against Castro.
Industrial sabotage, crop burning, etc.
All under the control of General Y.
He took the rules of covert warfare he'd used abroad...
...and brought them to this country.
Now he had the people, the equipment, the bases...
...and the motivation.
Don't underestimate the budget cuts that Kennedy called for in March of 1963.
Nearly 52 military installations in 25 states.
Twenty-one overseas bases.
Big money.
You know how many helicopters have been lost in Vietnam?
Nearly 3,000 so far.
Who makes them? Bell Helicopter. Who owns Bell?
Bell was nearly bankrupt when First National Bank of Boston asked the CIA...
...to use the helicopter in Indochina. How about the F-111 fighter?
General Dynamics of Fort Worth, Texas. Who owns that?
Find out the defense budget since the war began. $75 going on $100 billion.
Nearly $200 billion will be spent before it's over.
In 1949, it was $10 billion.
No war...no money.
The organizing principle of any society, Mr. Garrison...
...is for war.
The authority of the state over its people resides in its war powers.
Kennedy wanted to end the Cold War in his second term.
He wanted to call off the moon race and cooperate with the Soviets.
He signed a treaty to ban nuclear testing.
He refused to invade Cuba in 1962.
He set out to withdraw from Vietnam.
But all that ended on the 22nd of November, 1963.
Since 1961, they knew Kennedy was not going to war in Southeast Asia.
Like Caesar, he is surrounded by enemies.
Something's underway, but it has no face. Yet, everybody in the loop knows.
Forget about combat troops.
He told McNamara he would pull out the goddamn advisors!
He fucked us in Laos and now he will fuck us in Vietnam!
He can't afford to implement it before the election.
I hear the NSC meeting was a real barn burner.
I wouldn't have missed it for the world. Heads will roll. Hear about Lemnitzer?
Kennedy rubbed Lem's nose in shit.
Said if we didn't go into Cuba, which was so close...
...why go into Vietnam which is so far away?
There he goes again.
Got his hand on the chicken switch.
Lem said that the Chiefs still think we should go into Cuba.
Money's at stake.
Big money. $100 billion.
Kennedy bred voting districts for defense dollars.
He gave TFX fighter contracts only to those counties that will matter in '64.
The people in the loop fight back. Their way.
We have to control the intelligence from Saigon.
We just don't let McNamara stick his nose in this thing!
Every time he goes over to Saigon for a fact-finding mission...
...he comes back and scares the shit out of Kennedy!
Now I want Max Taylor on him night and day...
...like a fly on shit.
You control McNamara, you control Kennedy.
I think it started like that.
In the wind.
Defense contractors, oil bankers. Just conversation.
A call is made. Maybe to someone like my superior officer General Y.
We're going. We need your help.
In the fall. Probably in the South.
-We want you to come up with a plan. -I can do that.
Everything is cellularized.
No one said, "He must die." No vote. Nothing's on paper.
There's no one to blame.
It's as old as the crucifixion.
Or the military firing squad.
Five bullets, one blank. No one's guilty.
Everybody in the power structure...
...has a plausible deniability.
No compromising connections except at the most secret point.
But it must succeed.
No matter how many die or how much it costs...
...the perpetrators must be on the winning side...
...and never subject to prosecution for anything by anyone.
That is a coup d'état.
Kennedy announces the Texas trip in September.
At that moment, second Oswalds pop up all over Dallas...
...where they have the mayor and the cops in their pocket.
General Y flies in the assassins.
Maybe from the special camp we keep near Athens, Greece.
They'd be locals, Cubans, Mafia hire. Separate teams.
Does it matter who shot...
...from what rooftop?
Part of the scenery.
I keep thinking about that Tuesday...
...the 26th of November.
The day after they buried Kennedy.
Gentlemen, I am not going to let Vietnam go like China did.
I'm committed...
...not to take our soldiers out of there till they know we mean business in Asia.
Lyndon Johnson signs National Security Memo 273...
...which reverses Kennedy's withdrawal policy...
...and approves covert action against North Vietnam...
...provoking the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
Just get me elected, I'll give you the damn war.
In that document...
...lay the Vietnam War.
I can't believe they killed him because he wanted to change things.
-ln our time, in our country! -They've done it throughout history.
Kings are killed. Politics is power, nothing more!
Don't take my word for it. Do your own thinking.
The size of this is...
...beyond me.
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Andy Butler insists Doncaster Rovers will learn from their end of season slump as they look to make an impact in League One next season.
After securing promotion, Rovers lost their final four matches which cost them the opportunity to win the League Two title.
Club captain Butler says there are lessons to be learned from the poor conclusion to the campaign, particularly if Rovers are to have success in the division above next season.
"If you take away these last four games it's been a brilliant season," he told The Star.
"I think that's what we've got to take away.
"We've been all over the country and put in great performances.
"We have to learn from our mistakes in the last few games but we will do because we are a leaning team.
"There's young players, good players in this team that will do well for us next year.
"And the older players as well because you need some experience."
Butler said the players were incredibly disappointed on Saturday after defeat at Hartlepool United when a win would have seen them win the title.
He said: "You win and you win the league – that's the disappointing thing.
"The dressing room is disappointed, which it should be, because we didn't deserve to finish third I believe.
"We have to learn from this and go again."
Rovers yesterday completed the signing of Niall Mason on a permanent deal from Aston Villa.
Mason made 42 appearances on loan from Villa this season and, after he reached the end of his contract at Villa Park, Rovers snapped him up on a two-year deal.


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Whoah, whoah, whoah. How did we get into the second half of the year already? What the hell is going on? Depressingly that means we only have a few weeks left of sporadic summer days and then the nights are going to draw in. Sorry guys.
But with the colder days comes the saving grace of the autumn, the races. But which ones should you sign up for? Don't worry, we've already done the hard work for you. Here's our pick of the races to sign up for in the second half of the year. You know, to give you something to look forward to.
Ealing Half Marathon
We've done every single one of these so far and we've never been disappointed. One of London's most popular half marathon events that get's better every year. A great route, brilliant organisation, massively supportive crowds and a damn nice medal at the end.
Where: Ealing
When: September 25th
Distance: Half Marathon
How Much: £38 (£36 affiliated)
Richmond RUNFEST Marathon
This is the first year RUNFEST is upping the distances to include a full marathon. To say we're excited is an understatement. Starting in Kew Gardens, the route takes you round some amazing scenery in one of London's nicest areas. There's even a big festival at the end. Could well be a great alternative for all those people who don't get into London.
Where: Richmond
When: September 18th
Distance: Half Marathon
How Much: £45.50 (43.50 affiliated)
Lincoln Half Marathon
We're a bit biassed as this is are home town, but even so this is set to be a pretty damn good addition to the race calendar. Up until now Lincoln has only hosted the massively popular 10k that takes place in April every year. We have very high hopes for it, not just because it means we can get a home-cooked roast afterwards.
Where: Lincoln
When: October 2nd
Distance: Half Marathon
How Much: £32 (£30 affiliated)
English Half Marathon
We've heard good things about this northern addition to the list. Not least because the latest medal looks like an absolute beast (it's got a spinny bit on it). Taking in the various landmarks around the area and containing some pretty heavy inclines, it's unlikely you're going to get bored.
Where: Warrington, Cheshire
When: September 18th
Distance: Half Marathon
How Much: £32 (£30 affiliated)
New Forest Marathon
It's a marathon in one of England's most beautiful locations, not much more we need to say about it really. Aside from the inevitable horses ambling around as they please, you'll need to be prepared for a multi-terrain course. Afterwards you can nip over to one of the amazing pubs dotted around the area. Actually just go and do that even if you don't like running.
Where: The New Forest
When: September 11th
Distance: Marathon
How Much: £47 (£45 affiliated)
Urban Rush
A new Central London race that takes you from Stratford all the way to Putney. Which is a damn nice route if ever we've heard one. The 15 mile distance makes this perfect for anyone stepping up from half marathon distance. You can also run as a team and save a bit of money. Putney has some great restaurants and bars as well. If you're into that sort of thing.
Where: London
When: October 2nd
Distance: 15 miles
How Much: £30 (£100 team of 4) + sponsorship
Leicester Marathon
We've added this marathon for two reasons. Firstly it's in a pretty good location to get to from a lot of places in the UK, so you can head there without too much hassle. Secondly it's a massively under promoted event. We only know about it because we have family that live there.
Where: Leicester
When: October 23rd
Distance: Marathon
How Much: £28
Manchester Half Marathon
Yeah okay, it'll probably be raining, but some of us like running in the rain. It's also ridiculously flat, so great for any of you PB-lords out there. It starts and finishes around Old Trafford, which is kind of cool to look at whist you're running.
Where: Manchester
When: October 16th
Distance: Half Marathon
How Much: £33 (price will increase nearer to date)
RunThrough Wimbledon Half Marathon
As London races go RunThrough are damn good value for money. They're also really good at organising races that have a sort of friendly camaraderie. Great for beginners who are a bit nervous about taking part in their first race as well as veterans. Amazing medals as well. Seriously they're next level.
Where: Wimbledon Common
When: October 16th
Distance: Half Marathon
How Much: £24 (£22 affiliated)
Windsor Half Marathon
Just look at that scenery. Who wouldn't want to be looking at that as they puff and pant their way to the end of 13.1 miles? That's Windsor for you, ruddy lovely place. Probably one of our favourite castles in fact. And we have a lot of favourite castles.
Where: Windsor
When: September 25th
Distance: Half Marathon
How Much: Price: £30.50 (£28.50 affiliated)
Yeah we know there are loads more. If you think we've missed anything important then let us know by sending us an email or a tweet.
All prices correct and entries available at time of publishing (10th July 2016)
Picture Credits: Ealing Half Marathon, OSB Events, English Half Marathon, New Forest Marathon, Shelter, Leicester Marathon, Manchester Half Marathon, Windsor Half Marathon


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It was Saturday. Her money, all but two dollars, had been expended in
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Would it not be well for Christians to "test" where they cannot
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The past 2 or 3 years I have given Delancey Desserts Russian coffee cake.
Everyone is always thrilled with the gift.
I am tempted to give this year Wm. Greenberg's chocolate babka. I haven't had it but I've had enough of WG's stuff to know he is an ace.
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Recently, Pepsi Max launched a campaign in Australia called 'Top Mates,' and now the Pepsi Max 'Bromitment' campaign has begun, a manvertising tactic to get the attention of men living in New Zealand.
Created by Colenso BBDO, Auckland, the Pepsi Max Bromitment campaign wants men to pledge to their male friends that they will always be there and to "to participate in any and all shenanigans that may go down."
To 'bromit' to your best buds, you just have to visit the brand's dedicated Facebook page to accept the bromitment. From there, you'll be taken to the official Pepsi Max 'Bromitment' web site, where you can enter codes from bottles of Pepsi or Pepsi Max to test your bromitment. You will also get to register yourself and three of your best friends to be entered in a draw for $500 cash prizes and bigger prizes such as a skydive in Argentina, a road trip down Route 66 or the opportunity to run with bulls in Pamplona.
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That title is maybe an oversimplification, or not. Either way, Sugru sounds like a great product. It comes in a sealed bag and when first exposed to air, is the consistency of playdough or silly putty. As time goes by and it cures at room temperature into a tough flexible silicone using the moisture in the air. Working time = 30 mins. Cure time = 24hrs (3-5mm deep). It's designed to "stick to as many other materials as possible. It forms a strong bond to aluminium, steel, ceramics, glass and other materials including plastics like perspex."
[It's] resistant from -60°C to + 180°C. It gets hot and cold but it won't get softer or harder or melt.It is is silicone, so it's completely waterproof and durable outdoors. It's easy to clean with soap and water, oh and It's fine with sea water too! When sugru cures, it's flexible rather than rigid. Which means that you can repair things that need to be able to move like textiles, cables, or shoes. And once it's cured, sugru is pretty much like other silicones – durable in the harsh soapy conditions of your washing machine and dishwasher.
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Chanthaburi City Gem Market
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Erawan Waterfall
Hat Yai Thailand
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Angkor Wat walk through
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Koh Kong at night
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Mindanao Travel
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Maria Christina & Tigano Waterfalls
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Davao at night
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Philippine Beaches
Samal Island
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Jade Museum Kuala Lumpur
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South China Sea
Deep Sea Creatures
South Sea Islands
Golden South Sea Pearls
Myanmar Burmese Living
Buddha Statues
Phitsanulok North Thailand
Doi Mae Salong Thailand
Buddhist Stupa and Shrine
Buddhist Temples
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Thai Tattoo in Phuket
Reisen in Thailand
Mount Popa
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Burma and the British
Thai Girlfriend
Bogyoke Market Puppets Marionettes
Hua Hin on the Beach
Ko Tarutao
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Chin State Myanmar
Kyaiktiyo Pagoda
Soi Crocodile
Soi Sea Dragon
Bagan Hotels
Umphang Rafting
Jalan P Ramlee
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Reggae Bar in KL Chinatown
Travel to Mecca Umrah Hajj
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KL Sentral
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Myanmar Buddhism
Yangon Burmese nightlife girls
Phowintaung Cave Pagoda
Pyu of Srikshetra in Myanmar
North Myanmar Kachin State
Thailand caving adventure
Soi Freedom
Sukhumvit Road Bangkok Shopping
Tigano Waterfall
Flower Market in Yangon (Rangoon)
Tropical Plants in southeast Asia
Exotic flower market in Yangon Myanmar
This flower and
street market
on Anawhratha Street in the Center of Yangon.
It's a fresh market and starts in the afternoon, no ice involved so it needs to be very fresh which frankly I have my doubt's, anyway I am here to make some pictures and not to eat. Since this also is according to the traffic one of the dirtiest street in the city it needs a good wash.
Selling tropical plants.
There are countless street markets in the city along Anawrahta Road a interesting is the tropical flower market in front of the old Methodist Church 38th street.
Not only have they tropical plants there are also plenty of "temperate climate" flowers from Shan State. Since the whole area in the northeast around Inle Lake is above thousand meters all plants known in Europe also grow here.
Myanmar is blessed with different climate zones that are perfect for growing any flowers, from the glaciers of the 6000 meter high mountains in the north to the temperate level in Shan State at about 1000 meter height to the tropical flatland elsewhere.
An ideal environment to grow many different flowers among them are marvelous orchid flowers.
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Teufel is known for delivering stunning high-end speaker systems at inexplicably low prices, but it's always interesting to hear what the German company can do when it really lets its mullet down. So when we were asked to check out this £3k 5.1-channel system we simply couldn't resist, particularly when we remembered how much we enjoyed listening to another of Teufel's mega-pricey packages, the even more costly System 9 THX Ultra 2.
This system uses Teufel's discontinued LT 7 system as its template, retaining the same front, centre and rears, but eschews the wireless rear speakers and digital subwoofer included in that much pricier package in favour of a regular sub and wired rears.
The fronts and rears in question are the M 720 FR, a column-style speaker that stands 1.4m tall and is mounted on a dark speckled grey granite base. The build quality of these things is phenomenal, thanks mainly to the use of 4mm thick aluminium, which gives them overwhelming strength and stability.
Although they'll stand the test of time and completely justify the expense, we doubt they'll be to everyone's taste aesthetically. The brushed metal finish with screws dotted all the way down the sides makes them seem rather cold and industrial, lacking the elegance of wooden cabinets. But if your living space calls for a starker, modern speaker then these certainly fit the bill, and the black or maple piano gloss panel running down the back adds a bit of character.
Remove the speaker baffle and you'll spot two 130mm woofers with carbon fibre reinforced sandwich cones (tasty!) that handle frequencies from 80 to 350Hz, and they're joined by an 80mm cone driver for midrange sounds up to 1.8kHz and a 25mm fabric tweeter for high frequencies, both of which are placed in their own enclosure.


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Jesus said to them, `Come away with me. Let us go alone to a quiet place and rest for a while.' (Mark 6:31)
This principle of going away to a quiet place, for prayerful rest and reflection, plays a vital role in our spiritual nourishment. It's particularly valuable to make such a retreat in the key seasons of Advent and Lent.
Quest South East is organising a retreat to the St Cuthman's retreat centre in the Arundel and Brighton diocese.
Retreat director will be Fr Paul
Dates 2nd to 4th December.
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Did you know that the Borough of Haddon Heights has over 67 acres of park and recreational areas within its borders? This represents 6.6% of the total area of our town and gives us more park and recreation space than most towns in our area. Come explore our leafy environment just outside your front door.
Here are the Borough's Parks and Recreational zones and plans:
Devon Avenue Zone: This area of 19.3 acres contains athletic fields, tennis courts, parking, wooded area and open space. The south side of Devon Avenue has been recently upgraded to support increased sport use, town events and casual play. Three fields on this side host High School and youth soccer, fall football and cheerleading, spring flag football and summer adult soccer. Haddon Glen Swim Club sits on the southern boundary while the east side of the zone features a 4 acre wooded area designated the Little Timber Creek Nature Trail. The North side of Devon Avenue has 5 tennis courts, a new basketball court and practice goal, and a large area of wooded and open land. This area is currently undergoing environmental review at the state level for possible reclamation. We have an engineering proposal in hand to add two additional all purpose fields and parking spaces; funding is under review.
Barr Complex Zone: Our most centrally located zone, this diverse 17.4 acre site stretches from 8th and High Streets, down W. Atlantic Avenue to our 295 boarder and supports a wide variety of use by the community and the Junior and Senior High School teams, HHYA baseball and softball, American Legion teams, HH Field Hockey and adult teams. This zone features quiet park land and shady woods, 6 different diamonds, multiple use outfields, Hoff's beloved playground and picnic area, and small buildings housing concessions, rest rooms and storage. A town icon, the former Boy Scout cabin, holds center spot in this zone and is headquarters for our Summer Recreation program. Newly renovated, the cabin has its original, restored stone fireplace and a large meeting or party room. It also features a rest room and kitchenette. Our town Community Center is across the street and includes our Senior Center, a large meeting or event room and a full size kitchen. An extensive schedule of adult and youth recreational and educational classes and activities, regular senior activities and special events are held in this newly renovated facility. The Community Center and Cabin are available to rent. Please call the Borough Hall at 856-547-7164 for more information.
The Borough has planned a host of projects that have been or will soon be completed including removal of dead trees and trimming of dangerous ones, fence repair, shed painting, backstop replacement, monthly safety checks of the playground, mulching under the play equipment and a massive cleanup of the woods. New features include the clearing of an enhanced nature trail/ walking path (using wood chips harvested from the tree project), the planting of willow trees and 30 parking spaces near the Cabin. A basketball practice goal and new concrete area will add another recreation option.
Haddon Lake Park Zone: While the turn of the century lake was drained decades ago, this natural bowl area contains a walking /jogging path and grassy areas along the creek, the Norcross Dell for shows, a playground, a baseball field and quiet areas for relaxing.
Camden County owns and maintains the park, equipment and facilities. A project to eliminate flooding between the playground and Kings Highway was completed in 2008. Haddon Lake Park extends from Station Avenue at 10th to Kings Highway.
To make reservations for use of any County Park for weddings or parties, please call 856-795-PARK.


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Australia's Aid and Development Program Should Prioritise Promotion and Protection of Human Rights/
In late 2010, the Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd commissioned an independent review on the 'future direction of Australia's aid program', estimated to be an $8 billion to $9 billion program, 0.5% of GDP, by 2015-16. The panel is due to report by April 2011. This review should recommend that the promotion and protection of human rights be prioritised as the key aim and instrument of Australian foreign policy generally and the Australian aid and development program specifically.
Just last year, the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade report on Australia's role in the Asia-Pacific recommended that AusAID 'adopt a human rights-based approach to the planning and implementation of development projects'. This recommendation was underpinned by evidence that development and human rights are interdependent and mutually reinforcing, and that a human rights-based approach can enhance program effectiveness and efficiency. Both the Overseas Development Institute and the OECD Development Co-operation Directorate have identified that the integration of human rights in all aspects of aid programming can deliver more effective, sustainable and value-for-money development outcomes. The entrenchment of human rights as a key aim and instrument of Australia's aid and development program would be consistent with the Government's commitment to strengthen the efficiency and effectiveness of that program.
However, apart from enhancing aid effectiveness, there are at least three reasons why the review should recommend that the promotion and protection of human rights be central to Australia's aid and development program.
First, aid and development is one of the ways in which Australia transmits its values – such as fairness, justice, equality, respect and the rule of law – to the world. As British Foreign Secretary William Hague recently stated in a speech on 'Britain's Values in a Networked World', 'as a democratic country we must have a foreign policy based on values, as an extension of our identity as a society. Our notions of fairness, of dignity, liberty and justice are part of the rich endowment of our history.'
Australia has much to gain from a human rights-based approach to aid and development and to foreign policy more broadly.
Externally, such an approach would contribute to the strengthening of democracy and the rule of law, more stable and predictable political and economic environments, and enhanced international credibility and diplomatic capital. Domestically, defining ourselves as human rights promoters and protectors could build and mobilse constructive and unifying national values; appealing to the best of us.
The second reason why Australia should make human rights the key aim and instrument of aid and development is that we are a member of a region confronting significant human rights and development challenges. As the Joint Standing Committee identified, the Asia-Pacific is a 'diverse and complex region with a mosaic of human rights challenges'. It found that there is a 'clear need to enhance mechanisms to protect human rights and to redress human rights violations' and that Australia has a 'significant role to play' in the region. This finding was echoed by the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture following his 2010 country mission to Papua New Guinea, a key recipient of Australian aid, where he expressed serious concern about widespread and grave human rights violations and recommended that the 'international donor community considers the protection of human rights' as 'the highest priority' in engaging with PNG. The aid review presents a significant opportunity for Australia not only to demonstrate leadership on human rights in the Asia-Pacific but also to contribute to the realisation of human rights in the region in practical and effective ways.
Third, making human rights a core part of our aid and development program would constitute a concrete advancement of the Government's April 2010 commitment to 'improve the protection and promotion of human rights within our region and around the world'. It would also give substance to the Government's pledge, in the context of our UN Security Council candidacy for 2013-14, to act as a 'principled advocate of human rights for all'.
In her recent book, Global Good Samaritans: Human Rights as Foreign Policy, Alison Brysk asks, why do a small number of countries sacrifice their national interest to promote human rights and help strangers? Her simple answer is – they don't. Instead, she explains, countries such as Sweden, Canada and the Netherlands have nurtured national identities that have a deep commitment to human rights at their centre. Global good Samaritans, Brysk posits, see the 'blood, treasure, and political capital they contribute to human rights as an investment, not a loss'. Both at the local and international levels, they have learned to see themselves, she says, 'as interconnected members of a community that works best for everyone when human rights are respected'.
Through the aid review, Australia should commit to becoming a principled, persistent, fearless and forceful human rights champion in the region and on the international stage.
We have much to gain from pursuing the human rights agenda and much to lose in failing to do so.
Phil Lynch is Executive Director of the Human Rights Law Resource Centre.


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Welcome 2010 and to my newly designed blog. How exciting for me to have this fun new design that reflects the "real me." A big thanks to Shauna of SMD Web & Blog Design for designing the perfect blog . This has been fun & I hope that you will enjoy this blog & that you will visit […]
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I have never posted my blogiversary post on time. Like ever. This year I got just a tad confused. I swore up and down that my blogiversary was the 24th of November. But it wasn't. It was the 23rd. I was ready to post this yesterday, but I was so dejected that I had gotten my dates confused that I didn't even post it. So here I am two days late. On the 25th. Oops. But I suppose it will all go on regardless.
Three years ago on this not so exact date I whimsically decided to start a blog. Literally. I thought to myself, "Wow a blog would be fun," and here I am. Like everyone says, I had no idea in the slightest that I would still be doing this gig years later. To be honest, I'm not really sure how to appropriately celebrate all of it.
As I begin the descent into college next year, I wonder how this will all change. I have contemplated changing blogs next year to signify a new season of my life that will be taking place in August, but ahh the headache that would be. Just the thought of moving my old posts over/a new name/new design/new URL makes my head spin and my stomach squirm in stress. But I have time to procrastinate and mull over this I suppose.
Back to the matter at hand though. THREE YEARS. That's a lot of years if you ask me. Longer than 77% of Hollywood marriages (a statistic I made up, but am probably close to being right). I began this blog at the beginning of my freshman year, and to think that I have this online journal of all my years in high school brings me a strange, sentimental warmth; I cannot thank my 15 year old self enough for starting this little old place.
To celebrate, I am linking back to old posts and favorite pictures. Yes, I am just that unoriginal. I am actually pretty positive I did this exact same thing last year for my blogiversary. BUT some of you are new, and I love a good look back at the past. Also, I run this place so therefore I make all executive decisions.
(I did try to be selective with the number of pictures I included, but I found SO MANY that I simply loved and couldn't cut. Sorry. But also not sorry.)
I went through a spell where I loved black and white pictures and only black and white pictures. Although this post is from two years ago, I still adore it. I am falling back in love with monochromatic pictures (isn't it funny how life seems to work in cycles?), so I certainly felt this was worth re-sharing. Monochrome (original post date: April 7, 2013).
Excuse My Impulsive Writing (original post date: October 7, 2013). This post. I love it so much even today. I always thought I'd look back at my writing in a year or two and realize it sucked, but when I find rare gems like the post above, I see writing that I would be proud of even today. Not all of my posts are still beautiful and good, but that one certainly is.
I love the photography in this next post. I'm not going to say much because it mostly speaks for itself. Dreary Back Roads (original post date: September 27, 2015).
Here's a great post on a great topic that I post a lot about (because it's so great): women! Women Women Women (original post date: March 8, 2015). Also, if you're feeling adventurous you can read the other posts I did that month for Women's History Month here, here, and here.
I am linking this post simply because of the recent events in Paris. I haven't had the chance to discuss my thoughts about said event on this blog partly because of time partly because I am still not sure I have my thoughts and opinions on all this in a coherent fashion just yet. Maybe I will post about it. Maybe I won't. But the following blog posts still holds my sentiment. There are Good People (original post date: April 23, 2013).
First World Feminism (original post date: February 28, 2015). Yes. Just yes.
Here is the link to last years blogiversary post. Might I add I am not as late posting this as I was last year. Two Years (original post date: December 6, 2014 (yes I was nearly two weeks last...oops)). This is also a post of a mash-up of old blog posts. What can I say, I'm as unoriginal as they get.
Things Only Children are Tired of Hearing (original post date: February 19, 2015). This is my most viewed post from 2015. Re-reading it I realize I sound like kind of a bitch, but I guess it worked out somehow because a lot of people saw it? Not sure. Either way, enjoy.
This next one is my most viewed post ever by a long shot. And I have absolutely no idea why because it has no pictures and is extremely short. It actually has like no topic whatsoever. I am very confused right now actually because how did this even happen? Regardless, here it is. Long Time, No Blog Post (original post date: August 8, 2013).
Hello (original post date: June 24, 2014). This post is one that makes me so grateful to have my blog; I love how I occasionally treated this place as a journal and how I can go back and look at things from monumental places in my life (despite how sad they might have been). Also, it was a moment where I was eternally thankful to have this community here to let me know they were there for me.
And on that note, I will end this shindig of a post. Thank you all for sticking around whether you started following three years ago or three days ago. It's been a great ride, and I'm more than ready for many more years of blog posts and sharing.
I cannot thank you all enough.
For the 212th time, have a fabulous day.


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There have been some epic baseball pennant race swoons in my lifetime. The 1978 Red Sox and 1969 Cubs blew double digit leads in August. The 1995 Angels lost eight in a row in September and then lost a one game playoff to Seattle. Still, nobody choked harder than the 1964 Phillies. Holding a six and a half game lead with 12 to play, Phils manager Gene Mauch panicked, alternating Jim Bunning and Chris Short on two days rest down the stretch, blowing the pennant to the Cardinals.
The 2006 Cardinals seem to be trying to restage the Phils epic collapse. Holding a seven game lead with 13 to play, St Louis has dropped eight out of nine, while the surging Astros have won nine straight. The Cardinals lead has been whittled down to half a game in just about ten days time.
Jeff Weaver takes the mound tonight with his 5.79 ERA to try and stem the tide against Chris Capuano and the Brewers. The Cardinals were crushed by Milwaukee 9-4 yesterday. Brewer starting pitcher Doug Davis yielded
eight walks
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This is Jenna Jameson, age 32. If you're curious to see what mange may do to human beings, please click on picture.
Let this be a lesson to those of you who are aspiring porn stars.
Awesome. Now that I've provided my monthly public service announcement, I'll write the post I originally came here to write before being distracted by Old Yeller...
Um. Books. Had to do with books...Old books? Yellow books? Shit.
Old books that give excellent head?
Wait, hang on...REVIEWING books! Yeah, I'll be reviewing a couple of books in the near future. Been a while. Too long of a while.
I've turned down quite a few books during the past year due to my inability to concentrate on any text other than my weekly grocery list. The last time I promised a review, I read maybe 1/4 of the book, then gave up like the heathen I am. Guilt ensued. Terrible guilt that haunted my dreams and made me feel even more incapable than usual. So I thought it best to stop accepting books until I felt I could make good on my promises. It's only right.
First book up for review will be "Mommy Millionaire" by Kim Lavine. Received it yesterday from St. Martin's Press, flipped through it, and liked the easy-to-follow format and friendly tone. So, gawd willing, that'll be posted sometime before my firstborn is married. I kid. Maybe.
The second book is one that I've been dying to read for ages now -- Ellen Meister's "Secret Confessions of the Applewood PTA." This is the first book I've ordered off of Amazon (or purchased anywhere, for that matter) in centuries. Was supposed to be ordering some book that my shrink suggested I read, but upon perusing the descriptions and sample pages, became turned off by the "goodness gracious, you are special, and are in fact god-like for becoming overwhelmed by lights, noises and smells that normal folks don't notice at all! Yes, it's true, Special Person, your discomfort with humans and inability to swing with the status quo is fantabulously fabulous! You, Special God-Like and Better Than Everyone Else Person, are not a freak, but a special god-like being who, although shunned and misunderstood by the general population, is special! And did we mention god-like? " ca-ca feel I got.
Okay, I'm embellishing a bit here, but the fact is, I hate goopy "feel-good" self-help books that do not address issues, but merely skirt them with tulle and tie it all up in silk ribbon. Screw that, man. I know I'm weird, I know what my problems are, I know that my brain is wired differently than most, and to believe for even one second that the difficulties I face on a daily basis are anything other than distressing and embarrassing, not to mention incurable, would be delusional. I refuse to waste twenty-five smackenheimers on fluff and circumstance.
So I ordered Ms. Meister's book instead.
And then I ate a large ham sandwich with swiss, mayo, mustard, lettuce and tomato. It was a good day.


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Training is a high priority issue within TURSAB's activites, as it is directly related to the quality of services received by public from the travel agencies.
TURSAB set up a self supporting foundation in Istanbul titled, "TURSAV" in order to support training and educational requirements of its members as detailed below.
TURSAV (The Tourism and Travel Agencies Foundation)
TURSAV was established in 1991 with the purpose of supporting training and educational requirements of the travel agencies' personnel.
TURSAV also carries out activities in collaboration with Universities and Turkish Airlines (THY) and other concerned institutions to fulfill the educational needs of the sector.
The educational programmes and training courses conducted by TURSAV;
1. Certificate Programmes
- International tour leadership
- Professional tour operation (fundamental)
- Professional tour operation (advanced)
- Congress & Conference organization techniques
- Travel Managament certificate program
- After Sales passenger support certificate program
- Ticketing courses for the employees of travel agencies
2. Continuous Training Programmes
- Marketing & Sales in travel agency
- Advertising & Public Relations in travel agency
- Human Resource Management in travel agency
- Yachting tourism
- Congress organization techniques
- Annual budget preparation in travel agency
- Ideal tour sales staff
- Quotation techniques
- Training courses for travel agencies information officers
- Training courses for tourist coach drivers
- Training courses for travel agencies accountants
- Training courses for hotel guides and transfer staff
TURSAV also organizes seminars for the senior and middle management executives of TÜRSAB's member agencies.
TURSAV set up two commercial firms in order to supply the financial sources required to meet the professional training needs of its members.
One of these firms (TURSER) works for meeting the insurance needs of TURSAB's members. The other area of activity (TURPRESS) is the organisation of press and consultancy services.
TURSAV is one of the leading founders of the operating company of Istanbul Convention & Exhibition Centre (UKTAS), the first congress centre of Istanbul and Fairs Management and Investment Inc. company (ANFAS), operating Antalya Congress Centre and Tourism Development Foundation of İzmir.


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We all tend to give away candy for Halloween and as I was searching for some cute unique ways to give out candy this year, I came across these frugalicious ideas that are cute and inexpensive. So I wanted to share them with you.
Ice cream cones fill with M & M chocolates.
Empty vegetable cans wrapped around with gauze and hot glue, funny eyes and with a permanent marker they made the mouth.
Pumpkin paper faces, M & M's and chocolate mini balls made into Jack O Lantern men.
Blow pops wrapped in a piece of white, orange or black trash bags and then tighten with pipe cleaners to make ghosts, pumpkins and spiders.