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Samus is one of the most baddest female heroes ever. Great work on the art and I like how she's aiming her fire cannon at the viewer.


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Outdoor Writers Association of America has selected their top three potential host locations for the 2015 annual conference.
After reviewing numerous proposals, OWAA Executive Director Robin Giner and Conference Coordinator Jessica Pollett narrowed the field of potential locations to host the 2015 conference to: McAllen, Texas; Casper, Wyo.; and Reno, Nev.
During the past few years, OWAA has made an effort to move their annual conferences more systematically around the country in order to best reach their diverse and widespread membership. Having scheduled the next two conferences in the eastern U.S., the 2015 search focused on bids received from the central and western regions of the country. All of the 2015 short list locations offer a variety of unique outdoor activities and opportunities for members to explore and enjoy.
Reno has played host to a number of outdoor and conservation gatherings during the past several years, including the Safari Club and Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, offering a great combination of affordable meeting packages, ease of travel, and convenient proximity to outdoor recreation in and around the Sierra Nevada.
McAllen, a host to OWAA back in 1964, offers world-class birding, great local Texas flavor and close access to fishing and boating opportunities on the Rio Grande and in the Gulf of Mexico.
A great access point for experiencing the West, Casper also specializes in affordable conferences while offering fishing, mountain biking and hiking opportunities as well as pioneer trails, cowboy history and several western monuments and national parks.
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"Tiki" is one of those words, like taboo, taro and ti (as in ti leaves), that entered the English lexicon in a form closer to the Tahitian pronunciation than textbook Hawaiian, which calls them ki'i, kapu, kalo and ki. You can blame Capt. Cook, who encountered Tahitians first on his famed voyages and picked up some of the language before "discovering" the nation that he named the Sandwich Isles, or the missionaries, whose transcription of spoken Hawaiian resulted in standardized pronunciations that had been (or in some cases still are) more fluid.
But however you say "tiki," the most well-known of these carvings have to be those pictured below, which line this renowned destination for visitors, once a playground for royalty as well as a burial ground and temple complex. The site's other traditional function is often used as its name, so I won't give that here. What is the name of this wahi pana, where is it and what is its other function?
E-mail your responses by 3 p.m. Pacific time Dec. 28 (Monday) — bonus points for sharing your anecdotes from visits here — to firstname.lastname@example.com, along with your name and address, to be considered for a small Hawai'i-flavored prize. Correct answers and details on this historic preserve — whose boundaries expanded last year — will appear in this spot later in the week.
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Apartheid Israel seeks to expel non-Jewish Knesset member
Israel, which has continued to embrace more racist and Apartheid policies under extremist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, moved this week to expel a non-Jewish member of the Israeli Knesset for criticizing racist Israeli policies against Christians and Muslims. The Israeli Knesset is using the Apartheid "Expulsion Law" against non-Jewish, Palestinian Knesset Member Dr. Basel Ghattas (Jitas)
In a discussion today, Tuesday March 14, 2017, the Israeli Knesset Committee discussed ousting the Palestinian Knesset Member (MK) Dr. Basel Ghattas ('Tajammu/Balad) (Jitas) from the parliament.
At the end of its meeting, the committee decided to postpone the vote to Monday March 20, 2017. The vote on Monday will be the initial vote, the first among a series of required procedures as mandated by the "Expulsion Law".
Ghattas is a Christian Palestinian Israeli "citizen" from the occupied Christian city of Nazareth.
This law, enacted in 2016, allows a majority of 90 Knesset Members (MKs) to oust a serving MK for denying the existence of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state, and/or for supporting the armed struggle of an "enemy state" or a "terrorist organization" against Israel. The law was used today for the first time against MK Ghattas.
MK Basel Ghattas stated that using the law against him is part of the "tyranny of the majority against the minority". It is an attempt by the Israeli Jewish majority in the Knesset to further delegitimize and persecute the elected political representatives of the Palestinian community in Israel purely on political and ideological grounds. Further, the law enables court-martial-like proceedings against Palestinian political representatives, despite the existence of other Israeli law that allows for the suspension of MKs in cases involving criminal offenses.
"The Expulsion Law must be seen in the context of Israeli attempts to silence the Palestinian public and its political representatives, starting with attempts to disqualify Arab Members of Knesset and Arab political party lists from participating in the elections for the last 15 years. Further, moves include the government's decision to outlaw the Islamic Movement in 2015, and the Knesset's approval of a series of laws such as the "Electoral Threshold Law", the "Nakba Law", and the "Boycott Law"," MK Dr. Ghattas added.
The Knesset procedures against MK Dr. Ghattas today follows on from allegations against him for trying to assist Palestinian prisoners, who are prevented from communicating with the outside world, by delivering cell phones to a Palestinian political prisoner incarcerated in an Israeli prison.
Previously, in an unprecedented move, the Israeli Attorney General decided to indict MK Dr. Ghattas for the alleged offenses without first affording him a hearing, as guaranteed by law and customarily granted to public figures. On 5 January 2017, the Attorney General submitted a notice to the Speaker of the Knesset informing that he decided to indict MK Dr. Ghattas, and called on the Knesset to begin the process of revoking his parliamentary immunity for purposes of indictment. Adalah – The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, on behalf of MK Dr. Ghattas, argued that the AG's process constitutes a violation of his right to due process, and that he must withdraw his announcement and provide MK Dr. Ghattas with a hearing before deciding on whether or not to indict him, a right that was granted to Israeli public figures even in cases of alleged rape and serious finance-related charges.
MK Dr. Ghattas was also interrogated by police and arrested on 22 December 2016. He was detained for five days – over his Christmas holiday – followed by 10 days of house arrest, following the revocation of his parliamentary procedural immunity. These acts of arrest, detention, the search of his home and office, and the house arrest of a sitting MK are exceptional and unprecedented. While numerous other MKs, ministers and public figures face investigation (and eventual prosecution and punishment) in Israel, none have been treated in this severe manner and denied their right to due process.
The state used the charges against MK Ghattas for an intense campaign of delegitimization against him, as well as other Palestinian political representatives in Knesset. News of the allegations against him was leaked to the media even before he was ever called for a police interview.
Ghattas Bio:
Basel Ghattas was born in 1956 in Nazareth. He holds an MA in Business Administration from a joint program of Northwestern University and Tel-Aviv University, and a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from the Technion.
Basel Ghattas is a founder of the Masira Fund that supports persons with disabilities and the Galilee Fund in the UK to support students with scholarships. He serves as a member of the boards of directors of NGOs dealing with cultural and art, and between 2007 and 2012 he managed and published the financial journal Malakom.
Ghattas was first elected to the 19th Knesset on the National Democratic Assembly (Balad) list and is a member of the Knesset State Control Committee and acting member of the Finance Committee. In addition, Ghattas was a member of the Lobby to Promote the Employment of Arab Women Academics.
In the 20th Knesset, Ghattas was elected as a member of the Joint List (Balad Hadash Ta'al United Arab List) and is a member of the Knesset Finance Committee and Special Committee on the Discussion on the Public Broadcast Bill 2015 (Amendment) 5775-2015. He also chaired the Lobby for the Development of the Arab Economy, and is a member of the Lobby on Rare Diseases and Orphan Diseases, and the Lobby for the Advancement of Education in Arab Society.
Ghattas writes articles for Arabic and Hebrew newspapers, as well as monthly articles for Malakom. He is married and has a daughter. Ghattas resides in Kfar Rameh.
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|Member, Lobby for the Advancement of Education in the Arab Sector*
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|Joint List (Hadash, Raam, Balad, Taal)
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|– Director and publisher – Malakom economic magazine (in Arabic) 2007-2012
– Co-founder of the Maseera Foundation for support of Arabs with disabilities
– Co-founder of the Galilee Foundation in England to support Arab university students
– Board member in number of NGO`s in culture and art
|Monthly article for Malakom magazine
|Op-ed and articles in the Hebrew and Arabic media
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Ray Hanania is an award winning political columnist and author. He covered Chicago Politics and Chicago City Hall from 1976 through 1992. Hanania began writing in 1975 when he published The Middle Eastern Voice newspaper in Chicago (1975-1977). He later published "The National Arab American Times" newspaper which was distributed through 12,500 Middle East food stores in 48 American States (2004-2007).
Hanania writes weekly columns on Middle East and American Arab issues for the Arab News in Saudi Arabia at www.ArabNews.com, and for TheArabDailyNews.com, and TheDailyHookah.com.
Palestinian, American Arab and Christian, Hanania's parents originate from Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
Hanania is the recipient of four (4) Chicago Headline Club "Peter Lisagor Awards" for Column writing. In November 2006, he was named "Best Ethnic American Columnist" by the New American Media;In 2009, he received the prestigious Sigma Delta Chi Award for Writing from the Society of Professional Journalists. He is the recipient of the MT Mehdi Courage in Journalism Award. Hanania has also received two (2) Chicago Stick-o-Type awards from the Chicago Newspaper Guild, and in 1990 was nominated by the Chicago Sun-Times for a Pulitzer Prize for his four-part series on the Palestinian Intifada.
His wife and son are Jewish and he performs standup comedy lampooning Arab-Jewish relations, advocating for peace based on non-violence, mutual recognition and Two-States.
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An opening or aperture; any external opening in the body of an animal.
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Word origin: Middle English, from Old French, from Late Latin orificium, compound of os, mouth + -ficium.
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Bands may elect to stay for the entire game, or depart after halftime. Dinner is on your own - our Student Union has limited selections open on weekends. There are also concession areas within the stadium during the game selling typical game day fare. For more information, contact Dr. Clay Redfield by email or by calling the band office at (916) 278-7571.


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Hard Not to Like managed to top her own performance in the sales pavilion from just one year ago, selling for $2.2 million to Tom Ryan's Dattt Stables during Monday's opening session of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock sale.
The six-year-old daughter of Hard Spun sold to Speedway Stables for $1.5 million to Speedway Stables at last year's Keeneland November sale and went on to provide that partnership of Peter Fluor and K. C. Weiner their first top-level victories as owners this season.
Hard Not to Like won the Grade I Gamely Stakes at Santa Anita Park on May 25 and defeated a field that included eventual Breeders' Cup Mile winner Tepin and Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf victor Stephanie's Kitten in the Grade I Diana Stakes at Saratoga on July 25.
"It was obviously great fun with her this year," Fluor said of selling Hard Not to Like. "I grew up in Arcadia and I used to go to Santa Anita Park with my father when I was 6 or 7 years old. So when she won the Gamely, I kind of flashed back about 60 years earlier and said 'What are the chances I'd be sitting here' as she came into the winner's circle. It was very exciting for her and she's in great shape."
Consigned by Taylor Made Farm, Hard Not to Like is out of the stakes winning Tactical Cat mare Like a Gem. Gary Bush, who signed the ticket as agent for Dattt Stables, said there is a chance the gray mare could race once more this year, likely in the Grade I Matriarch at Del Mar on November 29.
"We're glad to have her, we're looking for a nice filly to add to the broodmare band," Bush said. "She may race one more time, we'll see how it goes. The top mares are still top, you still have a pay a lot of money for those. No one wants to pay that (price) but that's where it is at the top and that's where we're shopping."
Hard Not to Like has won eight of 21 starts including three Grade I wins and has earnings of $1,261,921.


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Chávez, Donaire score Alamodome victories
Updated 1:02 am, Sunday, February 5, 2012
In the face of adversity, Julio César Chávez Jr. responded Saturday night with a unanimous decision over Marco Antonio Rubio to retain his WBC middleweight title.
A crowd of more than 14,000 fans at the Alamodome watched as Chávez (45-0-1) controlled the action for most of the fight, then withstood a Rubio rally at the end.
With Rubio (53-6-1) on the attack in the last two rounds, Chávez responded with a furious assault of his own.
"He wasn't as tough as I thought he would be," Chávez said. "I felt good about myself the whole fight."
Judge Glen Crocker scored it 118-110 for the most lopsided verdict on the official scorecard. Duane Ford had it 116-112 and Jack Woodburn 115-113.
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In the co-main event, Nonito Donaire shook off a broken left hand to score a split decision over Wilfredo Vasquez Jr. for the WBO junior featherweight title.
Donaire (28-1) started fast and piled up the points, then knocked down Vasquez (21-2-1) in the ninth round of the scheduled 12-rounder en route to his 27th straight victory.
Unwelcome news hit the Chávez camp earlier in the day. A report surfaced that the champion faces a drunk driving charge in California.
A court hearing is scheduled for March 16 in Los Angeles, according to Ring Magazine.
The magazine's website reported that Chávez was arrested in Los Angeles at 4:38 a.m. PST on Jan. 22.
Chávez, who trains in Los Angeles, wasn't immediately available for comment on the report. An official at Top Rank said he was unaware of details.
A crowd of 14,120 turned out for the first big boxing match of the year in the United States.
It represented the third-biggest boxing draw in the dome's 19-year history, not quite surpassing a 2007 Manny Pacquiao-Jorge Solis headliner, which attracted 14,793 fans.
The dome's biggest boxing crowd came in 1993 when more than 60,000 poured through the turnstiles for Julio César Chávez Sr.-Pernell Whitaker and two other title bouts.
Rubio said he couldn't handle Chávez leaning on him for much of the night.
"He was too heavy for me," said Rubio, a resident of Ciudad Acuña, Mexico. "I couldn't handle his weight when he was body to body with me. He was too much to handle."
In the co-main event, Donaire jumped on Vazquez early and piled up enough points to win on two of the three cards.
Judges Levi Martinez and Don Trella scored it for Donaire, with each card at 117-110. Rafael Ramos gave it to Vazquez 115-112.
The Express-News had Donaire winning 117-111.
"Vazquez was tougher than I expected," said Donaire, fighting at 122 pounds for the first time in his career. "I couldn't find my rhythm."
Donaire said he broke his hand in the third round, which limited his effectiveness.
"There were some things that (my trainer) asked me to do that I couldn't do," Donaire said. "So I'll have to go back to the drawing board."
After limited effectiveness in the middle rounds, Donaire rocked his opponent with a left upper cut and a left hook in the ninth, putting Vazquez on the canvas.
"He's real quick," Vazquez said. "He caught me with some good punches. He's a great fighter."
It was the second loss in three fights for Vazquez, a former world champion.


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NBA Rumors: Latest Buzz Heading into the 2012-2013 Regular SeasonOctober 20, 2012
From Dwight Howard's first appearance as a Los Angeles Laker to solving some of the starting lineup dilemmas across the league, there's plenty of buzz on the rumor mill with less than two weeks to go before the 2012-13 NBA season kicks off.
For the first time since Howard was traded from the Orlando Magic, it seems we are devoid of trade rumors in the league right now.
That's not necessarily a bad thing, as the Howard saga muddied up the unbelievably hectic, lockout-shortened 2011-12 campaign. Howard was joining the Brooklyn Nets every other week, and rumors were starting to get old.
For now, we'll get back to rumors that speculate lineup changes, coaching moves and the ever-unpopular injury reports. Here's a look at some of the latest player buzz across the league.
Player News
According to numerous reports, Dwight Howard will be joining his "Fab Five" teammates on the court on Sunday at home against the Sacramento Kings. This CBS Sports report seems to confirm it, but we'll have to wait and see if Howard is ready to go after offseason back surgery has kept him off the court since last April.
Howard is the centrifugal piece to this Laker puzzle, and he'll be asked to stay healthy for 82 games after the team made Andrew Bynum available. There isn't much depth behind Howard, so medical personnel will have to be 100 percent sure this is the right time for D12 to don the purple and gold.
ESPN's Marc Stein does a great job in outlining some of the potential free agents from the 2009 draft class. Blake Griffin is already locked up, but big names like James Harden, Taj Gibson and DeMar DeRozan could be on the move due to salary issues with their current teams.
Gibson was quoted as saying he wants to retire a Bull earlier this week, while Harden is apparently garnering interest from franchises like Dallas, Houston and other dark-horse teams certainly going to be in the mix if he reaches free agency.
Sources note that Oklahoma City would be paying more than double the $60 million in salary cap (including luxury tax), were they to sign Harden to a max deal. We'll keep an eye on this, and other developing contract issues, as we inch towards the season opener.
It's unlikely a deal for any of these players gets done during the season, unless that player is having an MVP-type season, so the next 10 days will be crucial in seeing what teams are truly committed to these youngsters.
Injury Notes
Dallas Mavericks star power forward Dirk Nowitzki underwent arthroscopic right knee surgery, as TNT's David Aldridge helped report early Friday.
Boom: Mavs announce Dirk Nowitzki out six weeks following arthroscopic knee surgery.Surgery performed by team surgeon T.O. Souryal.— David Aldridge (@daldridgetnt) October 19, 2012
With Nowitzki out, the slack was supposed to fall on new center Chris Kaman, but as ESPN's Tim MacMahon is reporting, Kaman might find himself on the bench next to Dirk after an apparent Achilles injury will keep him out of the team's next game against the Atlanta Hawks.
More bad news for Mavs: Chris Kaman has a strained Achilles and won't make the trip to Atlanta for Saturday's preseason game.— Tim MacMahon (@espn_macmahon) October 19, 2012
Paul Pierce is dealing with an ankle injury he suffered Thursday night.
Paul Pierce of Boston Celtics exits with apparent ankle injury dlvr.it/2LPL2R— ESPN New York (@ESPNNewYork) October 19, 2012
Pierce would return to the game, but it's something to monitor in the Boston locker room with all the age and veteran contributors on the team.
Minnesota Timberwolves star Kevin Love is expected to miss six to eight weeks with his broken right hand, but he doesn't anticipate surgery in his future. His teammate, Ricky Rubio, seems likely to return from an ACL injury at about the same time, but will it be enough to make Minnesota playoff contenders?
Starting Lineup Shuffle
Bradley Beal entered the starting lineup this week for the first time in Washington, but that doesn't mean he'll get the nod come the start of the regular season.
With A.J. Price and Jordan Crawford the penciled-in starters, coach Randy Wittman hasn't had time to make a final decision. He's got turmoil in the frontcourt with Emeka Okafor's illness, so this is a situation to monitor right up until the first game begins.
In San Francisco, the Golden State Warriors also have some controversy brewing over a rookie starting. Coach Mark Jackson is reportedly deciding between rookie Harrison Barnes and Brandon Rush, though this CSNBayAreaSports.com report suggests Rush's defense gives the veteran the upper hand.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are also looking more likely to start a rookie in their lineup, as reports from the city have guard Dion Waiters and swingman C.J. Miles the two most impressive candidates toward the shooting guard and small forward spots.
Elsewhere, the injury bug has affected what other teams are looking to do in their starting lineup. Dallas is now looking at a lineup with Elton Brand as the starting center, though coach Rick Carlisle is a noted user of obscure lineups.
Minnesota could slide Andrei Kirilenko over to the four in Love's absence and also has Derrick Williams primed to make strides in his second NBA season.
Scott Souza notes that Jared Sullinger could also be in line for a more expanded role with the Celtics, maybe even one that includes him in the starting lineup at some point.
Simply put, there's a lot of roster turmoil heading into these final few days of NBA training camp. Keep it tuned into Bleacher Report for up-to-the-minute updates on NBA rumors, news and notes as we get back to a full 82-game slate.


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ulldozer is a two-year-old Sulcata Tortoise. He may be little right now but when he is full grown he will be over 150 pounds ... then he will be a true bulldozer.
I bought Bulldozer and his sister Puzzles (who is no longer with us, God rest her soul) when they were just a week old from a reptile store. For the first year of his life he lived inside a glass terrarium but now he lives in a big tub outside. He doesn't need a UV bulb since he gets natural sun but he loves his heat bulb. Bulldozer spends his time in his cage digging in the sand, eating his pellets, and soaking in his water dish. I made a special pen which I call a turnout and I put him outside when the weather is nice. In his turnout he can really stretch out those cute little legs and run to his heart's content... okay maybe not run but you get the idea.
Out in his turnout I like to feed him all sorts of yummy things. He eats all kinds of fruits and vegetables, though he only gets fruit once a week because it's high in sugar. Bulldozer also eats different kinds of plants such as Hibiscus leaves, rose petals, California Poppies (don't tell anyone; you're not supposed to pick them but I figure it's for a good cause), clover, and Dandelions.
When Bulldozer hears me coming he starts walking towards me because he knows he is going to either get a treat or some one on one attention. Bulldozer is a great little tortoise and I can't wait until he's all grown up!
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Written on the Body
by Jeanette Winterson
In Brief
Written on the body is a secret code only visible in certain lights: the accumulations of a lifetime gather there.
Our unreliable and ungendered narrator is having an affair with the beautiful, flame-haired Louise, and they are very much in love. Louise has cancer, and her scientist husband is the only one who can get her the treatment she needs - but only if our narrator agrees never to see her again.
Why you should read itAn unusual take on the classic love story, this is a poignant and poetic book that will make the reader constantly re-evaluate their conceptions of both the characters and of love itself.


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Cautle History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Early Origins of the Cautle family
Renfrewshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Rinn Friù), a historic county of Scotland, today encompassing the Council Areas of Renfrew, East Renfrewshire, and Iverclyde, in the Strathclyde region of southwestern Scotland, at the Caldwell Tower, a mansion and old estate that dates back to 1294. The current Caldwell Tower stands on a mound, and is a small, free-standing tower that was probably built in the 16th century. It was fully restored in 2011 with the addition of a small extension. Caldwell is also a village and civil parish in the Richmondshire district of North Yorkshire. The Caudle variant may be related to a thickened and sweetened alcoholic hot drink so named. It was popular in the Middle Ages for its supposed medicinal properties and dates back to at least 1297.
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Scotland. Sound, rather than any set of rules, was the basis for spellings, so one name was often spelled different ways even within a single document. Spelling variations are thus an extremely common occurrence in Medieval Scottish names. Cautle has been spelled Caldwell, Coldwell, Caldwill, Cauldwell, Cauldwill, Cawldwell, Guildwell, Calewell, Caldewell and many more.
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Such hard times forced many to leave their homeland in search of opportunity across the Atlantic. Many of these families settled along the east coast of North America in communities that would become the backbones of the young nations of the United States and Canada. The ancestors of many of these families have rediscovered their roots in the 20th century through the establishment of Clan societies and other patriotic Scottish organizations. Among them: Archibald Caldwel, a Scottish prisoner sent to America in 1685; John Caldwell, a bonded passenger, who came to America in 1693; Charles Caldwell, who arrived in New England in 1718.
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The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.
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New 'Peacekeeper' Military Strategy Raises Republican Ire
Jonathan S. Landay, writer of The Christian Science Monitor, The Christian Science Monitor
IT used to be so simple: The US military's goal was to ward off the Soviet threat. But since the end of the cold war, US armed forces have been toting water for Rwandan refugees, "restoring democracy" in Haiti, and even aiding the decommissioning of Soviet missiles -- all in the name of peacekeeping.
But only last week, in its National Military Strategy statement, did the Pentagon formally add "peace engagement" to the principal missions of the US armed forces. By doing so it sharpened the debate over post-cold-war military and foreign policy and raised the ire of some Republicans in Congress.
Outlining the Pentagon's view of the threats facing the US, the Joint Chiefs point to a range of rising dangers including regional conflicts and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and conclude that the strategy of a shrinking US military must be one of "selective and flexible engagement."
While the Pentagon's top priorities are still nuclear deterrence and the ability to fight and win two near-simultaneous regional conflicts, the Joint Chiefs say, American forces must also be able to cope with "a broad range of potential challenges."
Activities designed to address such challenges by enhancing "regional stability" include: peacekeeping; humanitarian missions, such as carrying food to Sarajevo; military-to-military contacts, such as joint maneuvers with former Warsaw Pact nations; and other noncombat activities.
The new document appears to reflect what is already reality: the Clinton administration's use around the world of US troops in peacekeeping and other noncombat operations. "It seems ... that we are in a period now where we are able to use military power in ways that we could not in the cold-war era," says a senior military official.
That conclusion will not sit well with congressional Republicans, who are pushing bills to restrict or terminate US participation in UN peacekeeping operations. The House of Representatives passed one version of the legislation last month, and Senate majority leader Bob Dole (R) of Kansas is sponsoring a measure with some similar provisions. …


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You know, empty and load the dishwasher, fold the laundry if it's all over the couch (which it usually is), tidy up the toys when the baby goes down for a nap. I'm lucky to have a great babysitter I trust with my kids, and she does all those things for me. Last week I came home to find my daughter's bed made, all nice and neat, and I almost swooned with gratitude.
So why do I always feel like such an idiot when I leave a mess in the kitchen when she shows up in the morning? Why do I rush around and hide the pan I made nachos in at 9 p.m. the night before, and was too tired to clean before bed? Why do I feel like she goes home and tells her roommates that she works for a big fat piggy? A piggy who lets her kids eat lollipops at 9 a.m.?
Turns out I'm not alone. Plenty of mums feel like their sitters look askance at the dirty dishes in the sink, not to mention their parenting practices. Just what is it about these lovely caregivers that makes us feel us feel so defensive?
"I think, as women, we all judge each other, and if I walked into someone's nasty house twice a week, I'd be looking for another job," says Andrea Rizk, a mum of two. "My twice-a-month sitter is an epidemiologist. She babysits to pay off her student loans. I mean, she has more degrees than I do, and she deals with germs for a living. How the heck can she look around my house at the dust and the dirt and not judge me?"
Rizk, who admits that she has a touch of obsessive-compulsive disorder, adds that "deep down, we know we are being judged." But in her case, responding to that implied judgment by cleaning up for her sitter, company and even her cleaning woman makes her feel better.
"Even with two young kids, a business to run, and a house to manage, I find the time to make sure that my house looks semi-clean," she says. "If not, I apologise to them like I just ran over their dog. And, I am not a bit sorry for this. It makes me feel good -- makes me feel like I did something to make someone's day better."
It wasn't so long ago that I was a nanny myself. In college, I earned spending money as a part-time nanny for a family with five kids, ages 2 through 11. Half the time, the mum was in the house when I was working; she needed as many extra hands on deck as possible.
This was a wealthy family, with a tony Boston brownstone -- and every surface of that home was covered in laundry, dirt and spilled milk. I cleaned up plenty of messes and witnessed lots of mummy-meltdowns, and never once did I judge that poor, harried woman. Maybe we need to give our trusted babysitters a little more credit. They love our kids, they save our sanity, and while we may feel like they are judging us, maybe we are really judging ourselves.
Do you feel like your babysitter judges your housekeeping and parenting skills?
Housekeeping was never my strong suit, and with two kids and working from home, the house is one handful of Cheerios away from being condemned by the public health department. That's why I expect my babysitter to do some light housekeeping.
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- Head out of the elevator and make your way over to the ladder on the left.
- Secret Collectible: Before going up the ladder, crash through the boards on the left, then use your slingshot to knock down a box in the upper left corner. Inside is a collectible medal of honor that belongs to The Rat.
- Head up the ladder, then go left into the room for a first aid kit.
- Secret Collectible: Jump on to the box at the left end of the room and crouch walk into a secret shrine with a box on the floor. Examine the box to find a polaroid of The Rat's kid.
- Head out of the room now and activate the generator to the right. Get a good running start and leap to the platform you just raised.
- Continue making your way to the right until you reach a box.
- Pull the box away from the wall.
- Secret Collectible:There is a secret collectible behind the box, next to the wall.
- Pull the box on to the elevator and then shoot the switch above to raise it.
- Move the box all the way to the left then jump on top of it and leap to the upright bridge to the left.
- Activate the generator to lower the bridge and pull the box over.
- Use the box to jump on to the high ledge to the left, hop over to the other side, and then hit the generator to open the door.
- Pull the box over again and position it right over the cage below.
- Secret Collectible: Crash through the boards to the left and jump the gap to reach a hidden room. Inside is a collectible illustration of Dante's Divine Comedy.
- Head back to where the box is waiting and climb the ladder to reach the switch above it. Flip the switch to drop the box, revealing an elevator that you can use to reach the next level.
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RX: *laughs* "Hey, Tam, did you know Teddy Roosevelt nuked Japan?"
Me: "No, but it would have saved a lot of trouble down the road if he would have. It's a little-known fact that the Great White Fleet carried nuclear-tipped cruise missiles."
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That's why I come here, I learn something new every day!! And I do love history!
I'll bet the U.S.S. Maine had cruise missiles, too!
- 9:46 AM, September 03, 2011
And the screening nuclear-powered submarines had ICBMs, too!!
cap'n chumbucket
- 10:17 AM, September 03, 2011
Now it's the Great Green Fleet.
What's that old line about history repeating, as tragedy first, then as farce?
- 11:37 AM, September 03, 2011
Thanks for starting my day with such a good laugh! The only thing missing was adding "Don't start a war if you can't take a joke!" and the Clown Mushroom Cloud jpeg.
WV: nogeni - No genie will ever be able to put this one back in the bottle.
- 11:42 AM, September 03, 2011
- Robert said...
Well, to be fair I don't think that the commenter was suggesting that. Tis funny though.
- 12:49 PM, September 03, 2011
- Tam said...
Oh, I know; it's just that the way it was phrased was funny.
- 1:17 PM, September 03, 2011
Sure he did. I believe it happened on the 8th of October, and I'm pretty sure it had something to do with the Smoot-Hawley tariff.
Of course the Germans declared war and bombed Pearl harbor shortly thereafter.
- 1:19 PM, September 03, 2011
- Charles Pergiel said...
A very little known-fact. I, for instance, did not know it. Once again I am glad to have that obvious hole in my knowledge filled in.
- 2:19 PM, September 03, 2011
- Kristopher said...
TR did not nuke Japan, although he wanted to.
He did put down the Sasquatch revolt while using nuclear powered cybernetic enhancements.
- 5:11 PM, September 03, 2011
I've never been able to forget how annoyed I once was at the ranking, by some chinless wonder ensconced in one of the universities that Obama would doubtless favor, of TR as being a second-rater as a President, due to his not having been a wartime President.
There is a very good reason this country didn't fight a war while TR was President--no other world leader wanted to find out what would happen if they started something.
Which is pretty close to being the geometric opposite of our current predicament.
Mike James
- 12:52 AM, September 04, 2011
I've always loved Frank's site, his style of humor is...different.
"In unrelated news, another reporter was found dead, an apparent victim of the "Rumsfeld Strangler". This time the strangler left a new calling card, a Polaroid of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld strangling the victim with the message, "Here's me, Donald Rumsfeld, strangling this guy," written on it. Police profilers say the culprit is probably a nineteen-year-old Latino woman. D.C. police said they will not investigate, though, because "murderers are scary."
- 12:40 PM, September 04, 2011
- Lergnom said...
I toured the Olympia a couple times, didn't see cruise missile launchers. Did they take them out before they gave her to Philadelphia? That would have really disappointed former mayor Rizzo, who wanted federal troops during the Bicentennial.
stay safe
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Career Services Promotes the 30-Second Pitch
Posted: February 4, 2010 at 1:02 am, Last Updated: February 4, 2010 at 9:27 am
By Lesley Perez, Communications Specialist, University Career Services
Career fairs are a great opportunity for students to meet employers in person, but at these events, time is not on their side. That's why the focus in Career Services this semester is on a 30-second pitch.
Before students attend the Internship and Job Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 24, and Thursday, Feb. 25, faculty members can help ensure that students have a 30-second introduction ready to share with employers they are interested in approaching.
A good pitch should do the following:
- Highlight the type of position or experience the student is seeking
- Cover educational background and related strengths
- Contain an example of an accomplishment illustrating relevant skills
- Ask the employer for information (i.e., jobs, internships, hiring)
- End with a follow-up plan
For examples of strong pitches visit the Prepare for the Fair page.
You can also help students stand out by encouraging them to research employers who will be attending this semester's fair. Employers have stated that students who have researched them make a significantly stronger impact than those who do not.
In addition, Career Services offers workshops and a Resume Clinic to inform students about what to expect at the fair and how to deliver a solid resume.
This spring's fair will be held in the Johnson Center Dewberry Hall from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days.
After the fair, Career Services is ready to help students follow up on their job or internship search. Visit University Career Services for more information and resources.
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Saint Bartholomews Church
325 Park Avenue, New York, NY, USA
(212) 378-0222
Saint Bartholomews Church New York Reviews
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St. Bartholomew's Church in the New York City Sep 12, 2013
St. Bartholomew's Church is a New York City landmark hidden between many much high buildings in the mid Manhattan. Church is filled with great art pieces and beautiful golden mosaic. Church is pretty dark inside but you can still see that builders did not spare any expense to build super lavish interior. Outside church has a bit of the orthodox Byzantine look, but I think that it is actually Episcopal church. Very detailed stained glass windows are all over. I wish that I could get closer and study them a bit. Whole altar area glows golden. Church has really nice pipe organ that I would like to hear play. There was only few people inside when I passed by, and it is well worth seeing it.
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BWWMH Auxiliary
The purpose of the Bryan W. Whitfield Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Program is to provide a professional and caring support network that helps the patient and family adjust to the hospital environment and treatment process. Every effort shall be made to make the hospital experience for inpatients and outpatients more humane and personalized. Auxiliary members take pride in creating a positive and inspirational environment at BWWMH. Auxiliary members stand by the philosophy that Bryan W. Whitfield Memorial Hospital "cares as well as cures".
If you are interested in volunteering with BWWMH Auxiliary, we would love for you to join our volunteer family. It is a fun group of ladies and gentlemen and it is very rewarding. You can do as much or as little as you would like. Please join us in making BWWMH a great experience.For Information on volunteering contact our President
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hip-hop The Best B.G. Albums of All Time
List Rules This list includes studio albums only, so if you add an album make sure it's a proper studio release.
List of the best B.G. albums, including pictures of the album covers when available. This B.G. discography is ranked from best to worst, so the top B.G. albums can be found at the top of the list. To make it easy for you, we haven't included B.G. singles, EPs, or compilations, so everything you see here should only be studio albums. If you think the greatest B.G. album isn't high enough on the list, then be sure to vote for it so it receives the credit it deserves. Make sure you don't just vote for critically acclaimed albums; if you have a favorite B.G. album, then vote it up, even if it's not necessarily the most popular.
If you want to know, "What is the Best B.G. album of all time?" or "What are the top B.G. albums?" then this list will answer your questions. This list below has a variety of albums in it, from Chopper City to Livin' Legend.This list of popular B.G. CDs has been voted on by music fans around the world, so the order of this list isn't just one person's opinion. You may want to copy this factual list to build your own just like it, re-rank it to fit your opinions, then publish it to share it on Facebook, Twitter or any other social sites you frequent.


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text: Light Rail Most Port Authority Pay Stations Faring Well, PublicSource Survey Finds By Emily DeMarco | PublicSource • Oct 2, 2013 Emily DeMarco / PublicSource Allegheny County's 59 new pay stations at light-rail platforms and bus stops have been performing well, with the exception of some along the East Busway. PublicSource recently tested 54 of the pay stations operated by the Port Authority of Allegheny County and found few problems with the machines along the West Busway and light-rail lines. But nine of the 14 machines along the East Busway had one or more deficiencies. Half of the East Busway's machines could not print receipts. One didn't accept coins. Four of the machines' robotic voices were broken. Finding Pittsburgh's Light Rail By Heather McClain • May 1, 2013 Emily DeMarco / PublicSource Listen Listening... / 16:29 Roughly 28,000 people ride the Pittsburgh area's light-rail system every day. But many more could be using and funding the system if the stops were easier to access. Inspired by a study from the Center for Transit-Oriented Development, PublicSource reporter, Emily DeMarco embarked on a tour of the Port Authority's 52 T-stops. She took photos, gathered audio and asked commuters what they think of the light-rail system.