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Skip to comments.Mexico drug cartels sending top agents to run crime rings deep inside U.S. territory, AP finds
Posted on 04/01/2013 2:22:23 PM PDT by Gorilla44
Mexican drug cartels whose operatives once rarely ventured beyond the U.S. border are dispatching some of their most trusted agents to live and work deep inside the United States an emboldened presence that experts believe is meant to tighten their grip on the world's most lucrative narcotics market and maximize profits.
If left unchecked, authorities say, the cartels' move into the American interior could render the syndicates harder than ever to dislodge and pave the way for them to expand into other criminal enterprises such as prostitution, kidnapping-and-extortion rackets and money laundering.
Cartel activity in the U.S. is certainly not new. Starting in the 1990s, the ruthless syndicates became the nation's No. 1 supplier of illegal drugs, using unaffiliated middlemen to smuggle cocaine, marijuana and heroin beyond the border or even to grow pot here.
But a wide-ranging Associated Press review of federal court cases and government drug-enforcement data, plus interviews with many top law enforcement officials, indicate the groups have begun deploying agents from their inner circles to the U.S. Cartel operatives are suspected of running drug-distribution networks in at least nine non-border states, often in middle-class suburbs in the Midwest, South and Northeast.
"It's probably the most serious threat the United States has faced from organized crime," said Jack Riley, head of the Drug Enforcement Administration's Chicago office.
(Excerpt) Read more at cbsnews.com ...
"I believe Los Pollos Hermanos is a front for the biggest meth distribution system across the entire southwest." /Hank, Breaking Bad
Well, they don't have to worry about being deported, or arrested, or even being called illegal.
"pave the way for them to expand into other criminal enterprises such as prostitution, kidnapping-and-extortion rackets and money laundering."
The Italian mob aren't going to like that. Some of the cities in this country are going to see an uptick in violence, without question. Obama has 'organized' this country to the brink.
They have their tentacles inside of the U.S. Border Patrol and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. A former Border Patrol agent who was a spokesman for the Border Patrol was recently convicted in Federal Court in San Diego. That was not an isolated incident.
Is it any wonder? We give drug money-laundering banks a slap on the wrist and a pesky fine. This is the place to be baby!
just doing the jobs americans wont.....
Easy as pie.
1. Find a city headed by "Holder's People".
2. Sprinkle money and you're in.
I would say that it won't be just an uptick. It's going to be Chicagotown, nationwide.
Well, our libertarian friends should like this since they're all about open borders and mass quantities of dope available to the public.
"The Italian mob arent going to like that."
This isn't going to end well for a lot of innocent people who accidentally get in the way of the 2 warring factions. And a way it'll be, soon enough.
Welcome to the jungle!...Thanks to all you democratic no borders treasonous bastards!
Give 'em citizenship and voting rights....
We're not doing anything else to make life harder for these cartels...
And the GOP plans, with the Dems , to give them Amnesty
Is AP helping them?
*****"Thanks, War on Drugs, for hyperinflating drug profits and channeling those profits into criminal hands so they can wage war on U.S. soil!"******
Ya left out ARMING THEM and then wanting to DISARM us ... ya see it's a process
Obama's crew has been arming them for the past 4 years. We've ceded a sizable chunk of Arizona to the cartels; warning signs of illegal traffiking were posted on public lands 60 miles from the border. We've had several ranchers, Border Patrol agents and a Sheriff shot by illegals. And I'm supposed to go "Boo hoo" for the idiots who won't let us defend our borders? Sorry, Chicago, New York, DC. You asked for it, you got it.
Quick Somebody tell Napolitano and Holder. They will put a stop to this shit.
Napolitano is as worthles as Tits on a Bull and Holder is just as bad.
way = war
Keep an eye open for connections to the DA murders.
"It's probably the most serious threat the United States has faced from organized crime....."
Perhaps, but only if you don't count Obama, his media, the filthy democrats and many of the GOP.
We have territory? Who knew?
So the Italian Mob is going to have to mop up the Mexican mob? How do I get Guido & Sonny to move to Phoenix?
And a rancher sued into bankruptcy because he had had the audacity to hold a batch of illegals at gunpoint for the Border Patrol. That one was particularly galling.
Oh, my wife's Brother in Law. They beat him to death with baseball bats about 100 miles north of the border. "Our Territory."
The drug cartels are also responsible for, "McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, were found shot to death in their home Saturday."
Some are saying the Aryan Brotherhood is responsible. But only because they are scared sh1tless about this tying back to Fast and Furious.
Stay tuned. This will get very interesting.
I previously posted this prior to the date below:
To: JohnPierce
Inter-American Convention Against Illicit Manufacturing of and Trafficking in Firearms (CIFTA)
January 1, 1997
If the Dems with this power confirm the CIFTA treaty it will be the 2 nd shot heard around the world. It is clearly unconstitutional on its face.
But by what power did Obozo fire the President of General Motors? They have no respect for the rule of Law.
Welcome to New Kenya (Africa U.S.A.) Where the law of the jungle has replaced the Law of the Land!
10 posted on Thu 30 Apr 2009 02:36:47 PM CDT by Texas Fossil (The last time I looked, this is still Texas where I live.)
Did you know that the rest of the Breaking Bad series has been cancelled? More here: http://tinyurl.com/ceru4fh
I hope they know that guns will soon be illegal if Zer0 gets his way. SURELY they will obey the law.
no, i don't fall for april fools' day crap.
The Brand would have no problems taking money for doing what they would do anyway. I'm not saying they did, just that it wouldn't be the first time.
So now we know what 'Fast & Furious' was for.. Eric Holder armed the drug Cartels in Mexico for eventual cross border trips into the United States to reap havoc with their heavy weapons to cause 'outrage against guns' and to rally the American public into supporting gun bans.
I we all just gave them in-state tuition, they'd be turning their lives around. better call Saul! /sarc
Drugs were the undoing of Cosa Nostra. If the Mob is smart this time around they will simply tax the cartels and let them take the fall and rat each other out.
Not sure how true that is, but that's what I've heard.
"What a great story. I'll tell the folks in Culiacan and Bogota that story.
You know the people in Culiacan and Bogota?
Fraid so"
Vincent to Daniel the Jazzman in "Collateral"
Where would you go to undermine the competition?
You'd be shocked at how inexpensive it is to buy into the political establishment.
Mexican media types have been murdered for reporting on the cartels. They have since shut up. Bet the american media knows this.
No problem. Obamasan will give them money for their rentals, free health care and money.
As Cartels' gain a foothold in America they will no long need to payoff big city Democrats, they'll just kill them -it's cheaper.
I think it is related to child sex trafficking... his wife was a psychiatric nurse and he was going after cases related to that...
Were the deaths of DA McLelland and Hasse related to their 'exposure' of the 'good ole boy' network in Kaufman County, Texas and the child kidnapping ring being run out of Child Protective Services?
Remember what happened to the late Senator Nancy Schaefer of Georgia after exposing the CPS... Schaefer exposed the abuses of CPS and the international child sex slavery ring and was murdered along with her husband shortly afterwards.
If anything is bigger than Texas... this is it...
Like we needed AP to tell us that our gun-running executive branch of govt already helped to arm. Ask the people of Arizona how it feels to get attacked by our own federal government crime bosses for trying to fight this organized foreign criminal invasion.
For a change?
Makes me think of those movies where law enforcement is completely compromised and filled from the top down with moles who carry out the bidding of their puppet masters.
We are "the world's most lucrative narcotics market".
Thank you, Left, for our loss of moral fiber.
Hey Gorilla...This shit has been happening for 30 years now...
Maybe this should be in breaking news huh?
And let's keep them borders WIDE OPEN.
With all due respect to fire breathers...dopers....jbt boot lickers.....Lon Horuchi poster boys.....BLOATS....the latter being my crowd
I'm 55
I have heard this is soon to be the biggest crime wave....the worst drug ever....the most violent organized crime....since the 1960s
No doubt the border is open to future libtard voters
But every threat I have seen is always the worst ever
And an excuse for more govt
More intrusion into our liberty
And bigger budgets for the JBT industrial complex
And one fact wrong
The guerilla pot growers in Kali are not cartels so much as homegrown Mex gangs like surenos and nortenos and so forth
Violent yes but south of border cartels no
Why do that here...they can grow master kush on a Sinaloa or Chiapas hillside with impunity
With all due respect to fire breathers...dopers....jbt boot lickers.....Lon Horuchi poster boys.....BLOATS....the latter being my crowd
I'm 55
I have heard this is soon to be the biggest crime wave....the worst drug ever....the most violent organized crime
No doubt the border is open to future libtard voters
But every threat I have seen is always the worst ever
And an excuse for more govt
More intrusion into our liberty
And bigger budgets for the JBT industrial complex
And one fact wrong
The guerilla pot growers in Kali are not cartels so much as homegrown Mex gangs like surenos and nortenos and so forth
Violent yes but south of border cartels no
Why do that here...they can grow master kush on a Sinaloa or Chiapas hillside with impunity
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November 10 2011 02:28PM
Aaron Rome demonstrates JerkPuck.
After every inch of data began to be mined by Major League Baseball teams, an undervalued player today isn't what it was even seven years ago. It used to be that you could pick up a player who was thrown onto the scrap heap, but due to his ability to not get "out" (we're still talking baseball), was far more valuable than perceived.
A similar revolution is about to happen in hockey. Already certain teams are placing a high value on players who generate possession rather than those who possess traditional tools that a General Manager values. San Jose, Nashville, Vancouver, Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay are teams who, in some capacity, value modernized theories that emphasize possession and shooting ability rather than conventional aspects. This is apparent from the sort of players that these teams sign and trade for.
But the Vancouver Canucks have diverged even further from this "money puck" route. The addition of Maxim Lapierre, as well as the maturation of Ryan Kesler and Alex Burrows leads to a newly constructed term. It's not so much 'MoneyPuck' because we're talking about something larger than merely winning hockey games by finding undervalued players. More accurate, I'd describe it as: 'JerkPuck,' defined as a method of winning games by frustrating the opposition, trolling them, and baiting them into taking dumb penalties.
The Canucks are vilified for this. Things that opposing fans and media (if you can classify Barry Rozner and Joe Haggerty as legitimate media) despise about the Canucks include, but are not limited to: biting, diving, scratching, eye-gouging, slashing, turtling, shoving, fish-hooking, snow showering, bribing referees, mugging the family members of their opposition in parking lots, late-night prank calling, and brake-cutting.
In defense of these tactics, the Canucks win games when they throw opponents off their game. The Philadelphia Flyers and Boston Bruins of the 1970s are still celebrated for their thuggery that "set hockey back 20 years," by employing brawny, illiterate messes who took every opportunity to fight opposing star players (overlooked is that the skillful Montreal Canadiens won more Stanley Cups than those two teams combined in the 70s). But, history looks upon the tactics of the Bruins and Flyers fondly—because they won Stanley Cups.
Whatever it takes to win. Sunday night in Chicago, the Canucks drew three post-whistle penalties on Patrick Kane, Bryan Bickell and Dan Carcillo, and scored each time. These penalty were drawn by the Canucks being generally tough to play against, and by their avoidance of post-whistle retaliatory nonsense. Henrik Sedin snowed Chicago goalie Corey Crawford at every opportunity, and kept being assaulted for it by Blackhawk players. Eventually, one was called for it, and the Canucks took a powerplay.
"But I felt they were kind of doing that to me, so I didn't really expect to be called on that one, to be honest with you. Guys like [Ryan] Kesler are following you around the ice slashing you and cross-checking you for about a minute, and I get a penalty for that. So that was a little disappointing.
"At the end of the day, I have to keep my composure a little bit and make sure you don't take those penalties, especially at the end of periods."
Damn straight, Patrick. There was a moment when the Hawks snowed Luongo, but, rather than make a fuss at the scene, Andrew Alberts and Chris Higgins simply stood in between the Blackhawk player and their goaltender, not giving an inch or the extra shove.
Every team employs pests to some degree, but what the Canucks truly need to do is embrace their role as the villain, not lose their composure, and keep their methods inside the rulebook. You can have your pest fight Jarome Iginla, like Nick Johnson did the other night, but what you also need to take into consideration is that once you've forced Iginla to drop the gloves, you've already taken him off the ice for five minutes. How much pain you inflict doesn't matter at that point. If you head-butt him, you put the Flames on the powerplay.
It's all about restraint, and understanding how valuable these powerplays are. The Canucks have two players: Daniel and Henrik Sedin, who were designed to play with a little more open space. Their ability on the powerplay is phenomenal, and the Canucks need to do whatever it takes to maximize their offensive availability in these situations. Whether the tactics they choose to use are against the conventional, unwritten and arbitrary code, so long as they aren't against the NHL rulebook, these tactics will give the team an advantage.
Canuck fans are learning to Embrace the Hate this season. The team may as well.
November 10 2011, 02:52PM
I have not noticed a Canuck "fishhooking". That's Duncan Keith. Its what he does when his hair gets pulled.
Great article Cam. Embrace The Hate indeed.
November 10 2011, 02:41PM
But Kesler slashing and cross-checking IS outside the rules!
So your assesment is not to play with skill, but play more like the guy who desrves a beating, then complains about it, in an attempt to draw penalties so they can "then" use their skill?
That's gonna hurt when you go up against a really big team that hits well without taking penalties like the Kings.
Dustin Brown draws more penalties than most any player in the league, and he doesn't do it by playing like a "jerk" he drives the net, and forces the other team to haul him down, or make a play that appears that way.
He brings more power plays to his team, by playing a clean game, and hits like a truck.
November 10 2011, 03:20PM
Whoa whoa, Dustin Brown noted diver and occasional cheap shot artist doesn't play like a jerk? I admire the way he plays the game, but that's hilarious.
Ah, Drance, you beat me to it.
Great article, Cam.
November 10 2011, 04:00PM
So when Canuck management complain about not getting calls, the team are viewed as whiners. What is it called when Patrick Kane (or others) complain? Expressing understandable frustration I suppose.
November 10 2011, 04:02PM
@Scott McKenzie
What about when Brad Marchand or Dan Carcillo does it?


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i take 50mg slow release in am and pm, it doesnt help a great deal with the pain and i am always fully aware that my mind does wonder and my thinking process is slow now, i really wish i had never started taking morphine as i am now scared to stop the tablets due to withdrawel effects, i also take alot of vitimns and have them dossetted for me as i am now so forgetful, i am going to slowly stop taking morphine and take something else for the pain, horrid drug and not good for long term use.
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I am on both extended release and immediate release Morphine. Both 30 Mgs each. It has been my Godsend medication because I have no desire to have my head or thinking compromised. Morphine does not compromise your ability to think and do the things you desire to do, actually it is quiet the opposite. I am able to do many of the activities I was unable to do due to the extreme pain as a result in every effort at doing anything like moving, sleeping, getting in and out of bed, taking a shower or bath, getting dressed, activities others may take for granted have been a reality once again if I take my Morphine as prescribed. I have no desire to increase my dosage either. I just discuss tolerance with my PM Doctor and we tweak the meds, always working at keeping the lowest dose possible so we have room to continue to grow and help my pain levels. I am never pain free, however, Morphine has made my life liveable and as close to being free of pain I think I am going to get. I would recommend
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and yet the raikiri is ranked as S-rank and the chidori as A-rank, so there must be some difference, you cant tell me that they are the same and yet their ranking is different or the fact that their colors is different.
and yet the raikiri is ranked as S-rank and the chidori as A-rank, so there must be some difference, you cant tell me that they are the same and yet their ranking is different or the fact that their colors is different.
...their color isn't different, where do you get this information ? The only time that Chidori had a different color was at the time of Naruto's and Sasuke's final clash at the VotE, where it was heavily boosted with natural energy and Sasuke's heightened spiritual powers.
It would be better if you have provided some pages from the Databook representing their different rank, although I still think it was more to show that Kakashi's is just stronger, just for the sake of later improving Sasuke. Especially that even after the chunin exam, Sasuke was still working on his Chidori, suggesting that he hasn't fully mastered it at that point.
Pretty sure I saw that on a naruto wikia not too long ago.
Basic difference is that raikiri was basically a refined chidori making it more powerful in the process.
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ok, http://mangahelpers.com/forum/showth...hidori-Raikiri, link that shows that they are ranked differently according to the databook.
its kinda hard to proof it by posting a picture of the color since the pages are black and white, but if you check the anime you'll see the difference in color and narutopedia backs it up as well.
The different ranks are probably because of the different strengths between the two users. Even on the Sasuke page it says "When Kakashi uses it, "Chidori" is known as "Raikiri". Which sure sounds like it is the same thing.
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but thats just it, if it is the exact same jutsu then they must per definition also be ranked equally or it simply isnt the same jutsu. im not argueing against it being the same jutsu, its just weird that if it is the same jutsu, then why is being ranked differently, i know that raikiri is the stronger jutsu, also if raikiri is the stronger jutsu, then how can they be the same, which refers me to my point about odama rasengan and rasengan being the same also then.
Konohamaru most certainly has the potential for developing and manipulating rasengan past the 4th homage level. Simply, there is great difference between creating and learning. Konahamaru was taught rasengan, his relationship and understanding of the jutsu will be fundamentally different initially. Sarutobi is no less impressive than senju, uchiha, uzumaki, or hyuuga so using that to speculate potential is wasted effort since he can perform the jutsu at such a young age in the first place. Yondaime lacked the time to further develop not only rasengan but also many other things due to such a young death. His capabilities would have undoubtedly improved as he seasoned with age and that counts for things like guts anid raw ability as well. IMO konohamaru could develop an impressive variation or evolution of rasengan that would fly in face of kakashi's words explaining the difficulties and level of shinobi required to perform it. The kid is simply shaping up to be such a shinobi and it helps he is far more intelligent than naruto, his mentor.
Chidori was explained by Gai to be simply a nickname for raikiri on account of the sound it makes. The differences are initially there not so much as kakashi and sasuke versions but when first created, the jutsu was indeed raikiri but had no attached function with the sharingan. A deadly jutsu without sharingan ( raikage had his variation) but sharingan takes it to a whole new level. Kakashi taught sasuke the complete jutsu as he had understood it.


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How Art Changed My Life
How Art Changed My Life is a new series which explores how art can enrich the lives of everyday people from around Australia. Real people, real stories...
From Charmaine Green, a local Yamatji woman in Geraldton, who is using her installations to highlight the agenda of mining companies that sponsor indigenous artists, to well known fashion designer/painter Prue Acton who now expresses her life through painting and pastels on a remote coastal bush property near Bega.
Melbourne's Bindi Cole started taking photos when her mum gave her a camera but stopped when her mother, who had struggled with heroin addiction, died of cancer and it wasn't until she found herself in prison that Bindi decided to turn her life around though her art.
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Spatial scientist Sarah Andrews spent years confused and unsure of what she wanted in life. After a year travelling the world, a horrific yacht accident and time stranded in Mexico, she returned to her home town of Geraldton with a new lease on life.
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Twenty years ago David Giles reconsidered his whole life after a near-drowning experience helped him realise he hadnt been doing what he really wanted. He got out of tourism and is now a successful painter, with his own gallery and art school.
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Her destiny of becoming an architect in Malaysia was on the brink of fulfilment when Jacky Cheng undertook a trip to the Kimberley.
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After a life abusing illegal drugs Bryan had lost his family, his home and his mental health, but art offered him a chance to turn everything around. Integral to his journey beyond his former lifestyle, Bryan's developing art practice has furnished him with a new direction.
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Yamatji woman Charmaine Green uses art to voice her concerns about the mining of Indigenous country in Mid West WA. She harnesses the power of visual art and poetry as emotional healing and as a way to get people talking about the impacts of mining in Australia.
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Prue Acton is known as a fashion designer with a remarkable story from 1960s Carnaby Street to the creation of Australia's boutique fashion industry. Less well-known is that she later gave up the business to return to the art studies she left as a teenager and immerse herself in it. She now pursues her art of painting and pastels on a remote coastal bush property and can't imagine a life not expressed through art.
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Comments (20)
shadowmason (Bill Hendricks) :
15 Oct 2013 3:26:38am
Thanks to everyone for sharing. I'm sixty years old and was so lucky to stumble onto the arts at a very young age. Being gay and going to a Catholic school with divorced parents, art gave me confidence in myself and my future, as well as, keeping me whole. I have a blog Art Change Lives.com... That I have kept running for several years Thanks again... to everyone.
Stefan :
25 Jan 2013 8:37:06pm
Thanks to all those who shared their insight, and especially those who could explain in a simple way, why.
I am about to embark on my own little voyage of creative discovery, I've paused my choir participation for this year and have enrolled in some art classes. I have been a keen photographer for years and have played with oils, pastels, sculpting etc.
I find the colours and the incredible textures in the Australian landscape viewed in Google Earth absolutely riveting. I know deep down, somehow, some way I have to try to turn this energy I sense into perhaps something remarkable to do it justice. Should be fun.
The interviews here are inspirational. Thanks ABC
AnnaLiza :
24 Jan 2013 8:34:22am
Sounds like the word "art" is being used in two different ways:
(1) becoming a successful professional artist takes talent, commitment, education and enough savvy to negotiate a way through the difficult terrain of art dealers.
(2) any human being can express him or herself though any chosen medium and experience a sense of increased self-awareness and "inner peace"; the has personal value but is not necessarily any commercial value.
The two streams are not necessarily mutually exclusive.
Stefan :
20 Jan 2013 8:07:46pm
Bored to death you have me intrigued.
You sound like you have direct experience of art dealers and what some might get up to. Please feel free to share insight on their tactics so the naive among us will be better placed to deal with them.
I do think the act of making art is a separate activity from selling art, and these interviews talk just about the transformation power of making art, -- I think all those here saying positive things are just expressing that thought, and staying well away from the commercial side. The commercial side that has obviously shattered your illusions and shaken your expectations about honest dealing.
I guess for some silly reason we think art might be immune from all the crassness of the commercial world, and in some ways, perhaps it might even be worse since so much is subjective and affected by what is in vogue.
Jasmine :
11 Dec 2012 10:38:59am
I really loved all these videos, I know both of the Geraldton women. These small snippets into these amazing people's lives are just great! Looking forward to seeing more :)
Inspired by life :
09 Dec 2012 7:48:05pm
It is quite shocking how practically anyone can get hold of a keyboard and they become a critic. Their lives are instantly transformed and have cynicism and sometimes even a mean spirited dribble follows.
In the meantime, serious art criticism does not exist. Amazing times of complete critical confusion and chaos. The perfect murky waters for all kinds of arrogant people and confused wannabees. The Great Critic Idiocy continues!
Where is art criticism :
10 Dec 2012 1:42:41pm
A very Australian, lazy, moronic and recycled comment. Of course "inspired"...lol...typical.
Inspired by life :
12 Dec 2012 5:35:46pm
What a shame I'm not fishing today...would have caught a big one.
Bored to death :
08 Dec 2012 9:37:04am
It is quite shocking, how practically anyone can walk into a shop, purchase a brush or a camera, and become an "artist"...
Their lives are instantly "transformed" "have meaning" and sometimes even a nonsensical media dribble generously follows.
In the mean time, the serious art criticism does not exist and in it's current pathetic version is totally irrelevant.
Amazing times of complete artistic confusion and chaos. The perfect murky waters for all kinds of "professional crooks, and confused "wannabes". The Great Art Idiocy continues !
Elisabeth Meehan :
09 Dec 2012 3:07:28pm
This series is about the way that becoming absorbed in the act of creating art has helped people to overcome limitations in themselves, being courageous and finding meaning, self expression and joy in their lives and work.
I found the series very inspiring and uplifting. It goes far beyond evaluating the work itself, it is about engaging with people and how they find joy in life.
Happy :
09 Dec 2012 4:37:30pm
Jealousy dressed up as intellectual pretension is no less ugly or corrosive - no wonder you are Bored to Death!
Bored to Death :
10 Dec 2012 10:39:10am
Well well someone is "happy"...Lol...What a dribble !
I am not jealous but totally pissed off that there are no any standards in art anymore, no professional art criticism (anyone would pay attention to) and the so called art world is infested by incompetent crooks and naive "wannabies".
I have no idea what your happiness is based on but I have a solid education and a very impressive experience as an artist painter. I had solo exhibitions at the "best" art galleries in Australia ( my work was exhibited also at the Sulman in Sydney) and I sold quite a few works. At the same time I know for a fact, that the vast majority of art dealers and art apparatchik are cynical, ignorant, poorly educated and unscrupulous manipulators, totally not accountable to anyone.Nobody needs any qualifications to become an art dealer!...Hahaha... The artists are not important in this game and even if they are very capable it is not that important at all. The most important are art manipulators. You may cultivate your illusions as much as you like but it is a pure nonsense. You must be not only happy but also very silly...
Inspired by life :
12 Dec 2012 5:59:45pm
When was there ever any accountability in art? People produce it, people buy it. Such bitterness from you. These programmes show how people have developed and enhanced their lives through art and all you can do is snipe. What a shame.
Happy :
12 Dec 2012 10:25:53pm
Craig Cameron says on the series: I am at pure, total peace, with art.
What else is there to want in life?
Bored to Death :
10 Dec 2012 10:45:32am
Instead of happy gaga perhaps you could give some examples of serious, professional accountability or art criticism in the media ?...Lol...
If a painting ( a copy of an Italian landscape) can be a "winner" of a prize for Australian landscape ( given by one of the most important art institutions in Australia !) ...where is any accountability ?...You must be living on the Moon !
Louise Rowlands :
12 Apr 2013 7:08:21pm
Very sad that you are bored to death. Cowardly that you cannot put your name to your words.
Bronwyn Bain :
11 Dec 2012 11:27:06am
In Bali there is no word for artist as everyone is an artist through music, dance, wood carving, painting and other methods.
Art was never meant to be elitist. Art is the therapy of the soul. It heals and helps one find their true place in the world.
Art has been stolen from its true purpose, to become a commodity to be bargained and invested in.
We are all meant to "walk into a shop, purchase a brush or a camera, and become an "artist"..."
Beneath or inside the life we lead every day is another life. The life of our soul, our integrity, our own truth. Art leads us there through the joys and the mysteries of life itself.
Elisabeth Meehan :
12 Dec 2012 10:13:58pm
Thank you Bronwyn Bain. Beautifully expressed. For most of human history art, whether painting, music, dance or story telling, was not about the artist as an individual. Art was not signed, stories were told and re-told without attribution, music and dance were for the sheer joy of it.
What a great deal has been lost by the advent of comparison and criticism, not to mention the marketplace.
It's wonderful, to see the intrinsic value of art, the value to the human spirit, celebrated as it is in this series.
Susan :
24 Dec 2012 10:43:05pm
I agree that we are all artists, beyond the business of buying, selling and acquiring reputations. These clips are encouraging to anyone lacking confidence to experiment and explore with different media. Thank you for sharing these artists' experiences.
Joy :
23 Dec 2012 11:44:35pm
I'm sad for you bored to death that your life as an artist has left you feeling so despairing and angry..such a contrast to the joy and passion I felt from these artists. You must have had great disappointment in your life to react in this way.


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"I wasn't worried, I wasn't pressing for a hit," Gose said. "Just keep the ball on the barrel and the hits will come."
The Blue Jays' No. 2 prospect came through with a three-run double to send the New Hampshire Fisher Cats on their way to a 7-5 victory over Richmond Flying Squirrels that evened the Eastern League Championship Series at 1-1.
"We're headed on the road and this win meant a great deal for the team to make it even," Gose said. "We can head out there fresh."
The double was the lone hit for the 21-year-old center fielder, who stole a pair of bases. Acquired from the Astros for Brett Wallace in July 2010, he batted .253 with 16 homers, 59 RBIs and a league-leading 70 steals during the regular season.
Fisher Cats starter Nestor Molina (1-1) allowed one run on three hits and struck out eight over five innings. The 22-year-old right-hander went 2-0 with a 0.41 ERA in five regular-season starts for New Hampshire after spending most of the year with Class A Advanced Dunedin.
"Nestor's been unbelievable for us all year, not just tonight. He's been a real dominant force for us. Him and Drew Hutchison are two young guys who've been our crutch, holding us strong," Gose said, referring to the Jays' No. 9 prospect. "They've given us great chances to win."
Rehabbing Major Leaguer Colby Rasmus had two hits and scored twice for the Fisher Cats, while Kevin Howard went 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles and two RBIs.
New Hampshire took a four-run lead into the ninth, then survived a Richmond rally. The Flying Squirrels plated two runs before sending Juan Perez, the potential tying run, to the plate with two outs. But Bobby Korecky got Perez to ground out to third to end the game.
The best-of-5 series resumes Friday, with the remaining games being played in Richmond. Although the Fisher Cats have to take two of three on the road, Gose said they like their chances.
"We're playing well as team," he said. "Today, we came up with the big hits and got guys on base. If we continue to play the baseball that we have all year long, we definitely have a good chance to walk away with two of three in Richmond."
Francisco Peguero and Charlie Culberson had three hits apiece and Johnny Monell drove in two runs for the Flying Squirrels. Richmond starter Daryl Maday (1-1) was reached for four runs on eight hits over five innings.
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Westfield State University board of trustee members took action early Thursday morning in response to allegations that school president Evan Dobelle spent lavishly on business expenses in the past few years.
"The board unanimously voted to place president Evan Dobelle on administrative leave with pay," said Jack Flynn, the board's chair.
Flynn says that leave is pending the outcome of a new investigation.
After more than 10 hours of a closed door meeting, Flynn made the announcement to a lingering group of union representatives, faculty and about a dozen students.
The board has hired a Boston law firm to investigate issues raised by the state inspector general. The investigation will cover Dobelle's spending, employment and also leadership concerns at the university and its foundation. The firm Fish & Richardson will report its findings to the board no later than November 25th.
Dobelle left the building without speaking publicly. His attorney, Ross Garber, says they are disappointed by the board's decision, and that Dobelle is still considering legal action against Westfield State.
"Given the limited amount of information the board had, given the the unfair process, and given the enormous amount of political pressure, I'm not surprised by this result," Garber says. "I hope and expect and will insist that over the next several weeks that the board and the public get a fuller story."
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GDB8: Roli to take on the Bruins
Jason Gregor
October 27 2008 01:33PM
Dwayne Roloson will get his second start of the season tonight. What does this mean?
This is more about Coach MacTavish being frustrated with Mathieu Garon, than it is the Oilers showcasing Roloson. Garon didn't look good in Vancouver, and he let in a soft third goal in Colorado. The Oilers need him to be better if he's to be their everyday #1 goalie.
Starting Roloson also is a sign that the coach doesn't have confidence in young Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers just yet. If he did, tonight would be an ideal time to start the 24-year-old.
This is a huge game for the Oilers. A win puts them two games over .500 before their longest road trip of the season. Then all they would have to do is go 2-4-1 on the road trip and return home .500 after 15 games. If the Oilers are .500 or better after 15 games, with 12 of them on the road they will be ecstatic.
If Roloson plays well, this will muddy the goaltending picture even more, and it will also push Garon to be better. When asked what has been the difference in the last three losses compared to the first four games MacTavish was quick with a response, "Goaltending and special teams, plain and simple."
That sounds like a coach who is expecting more out of his goalies, and his decision to start Roloson proves that.
Pisani back in
After missing two games with a sore back, Fernando Pisani draws back in centering Ethan Moreau and Eric Cole. Pisani tweaked his back on a snapshot in the morning skate in Chicago, and has been getting treatment for the past four days. He says he feels fine and it shouldn't be a reoccurring problem.
It looks like Zack Stortini will sit out tonight, as he was the last player on the ice at practice this morning. And Jason Strudwick won't play due to a sore shoulder.
October and November games matter
After 20 games last season, only one western team that wasn't in the playoffs at that time (Anaheim) was able to make it in. The Oilers need to be in the playoff race come the first 20 games, or it will be much harder to make up ground. The Oilers schedule could make it easier to make up ground, but they have to be close after 20 games.
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October 27 2008, 01:51PM
Gregor, good news that goggles is back in the line up tonight. I'm still waiting for Gatorade to release the Pisani formula that tastes exactly like meat balls. Tonight could be the night that finally convinces them.
October 27 2008, 02:08PM
"man, who saw this coming?"
I dunno meatball flavored gatorade has always made sense to me.
Do you know if the Oil are looking to change the defensive pairings at all? Will Smid play alongside Staios when he draws into the lineup?
October 27 2008, 02:31PM
Both of you know you'd drink it. Let's not kid ourselves.
October 27 2008, 02:32PM
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October 27 2008, 03:29PM
Smid will play with Staios. I don't see the other pairings being split up any time soon.
October 27 2008, 03:35PM
I think Mac T is giving Roli a chance because he spent a lot of $$$$ for the Fuhr replica pads. Might as well let the guy wear them at least on before he is traded.
With Deslaures at 1-0. Don't you think he should get another shot at starting? I do. But I'm not there at practice so I dunno.
October 27 2008, 03:36PM
And Big Mac is in and Stortini is out. Mac T is starting to show his preference. I like it.
Hopefully Cole ties down tonight and Grebs limits the shitanusly® bad giveaways.
October 27 2008, 04:24PM
As one of Wayne's new hired Goons, I am obliged to tell you, you now owe Wayne 25¢ for use of the"S"® word.
Pay up or Dr. Randy Greggggg and I will personally taunt you from the street...oh and what a taunting it will be.
October 27 2008, 04:38PM
It's a little scary that goaltending would be considered a problem right now.
Roli going into this game seems like a worse bet than Garon. He's morphed into a Conklin style goalie. Good positionally but horrible side to side and has a slow glove.
Is Mac sending him a message?
I think Mac T is giving Roli a chance because he spent a lot of $$$$ for the Fuhr replica pads. Might as well let the guy wear them at least on before he is traded.
It make you wonder what the eff is going on when Roli (your back-up # 3?) is starting one of the most important games of the young season.
Classic MacT - hopefully that's gut feeling isn't an ulcer acting up.
Roli better show up tonight, or I think we might have a bigger goalie problem than us minnions want to think.
October 27 2008, 04:55PM
Lest we forget that while the Oilers played possibly their worst game of the season in Chicago, Roloson didn't play THAT bad. He had a lot of rubber fired at him and virtually no one to help him out. So I'd like to think that if at least 4 dmen show up tonight, then we might not be bad off with him between the pipes.
October 27 2008, 05:29PM
Well Smid is in, Gagne is on the first line Power Play unit and Old man Roli is tending the pipes. HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
I can only think of one more thing that can be done and that is applying the OilersNinja personal guarantee the Oil win tonight. This carries more clout then any "lock of the week" or "shoe in"
Oilers win 6-2 Gagne with 3 points
I also predict SmacIntyre delivering one of his famous beat downs on Mr. Thorton
October 27 2008, 05:33PM
Dear God,
Please protect Milan Lucic tonight. Don't let him score any goals and get any helpers, but don't allow him to do something stupid like putting his face in front of Smac's fists. I would like to continue to watch him put Leafs through the glass for years to come.
Big ups.
October 27 2008, 05:47PM
Anyone who is giving bigups to God one hour and fourteen minutes before gametime is on the side of victory.
I want everyone to relax, the Oilers WILL WIN TONIGHT. I know this because i am NOT getting the PPV, and the last time I didn't get a PPV the Oil won in a shootout in St. Louis.
It will be tough not to watch, but it is for the good of the team...go Oilers!!!
we are notorious for not doing well when the game is on PPV. And i think we lost to boston the last two times we played them. Nevertheless, go oil.
October 27 2008, 06:51PM
I'm going to watch the game at my brothers house. So, me not paying for the game is like it isn't a PPV right? That's the way I am approaching this.
October 27 2008, 07:01PM
Oh great the PPV telecast just started and it has no sound.
I better get a $0.02 refund
October 27 2008, 07:02PM
May the October 27th Justice League Rise
October 27 2008, 07:05PM
I have no sound either Wanye. For once in my life I actually want to hear what Gene is saying.
So this is what Helen Keller half feels like
October 27 2008, 07:05PM
Is anyone else's PPV broadcast from NESN...the Bahstin people?
October 27 2008, 07:05PM
Why am I ALWAYS disapointed with the PPV? Can they EVER GET ONE RIGHT????
October 27 2008, 07:06PM
Oh, and TB...Present and armed.
rage consumes me... where is the sound?
October 27 2008, 07:16PM
Q: Who is taller Chara or Shaq?
A: Shaq
Q: Who is better from the freethrow line?
A: Chara
Q: Who is a better rapper Chara or Shaq?
A: Chara
Q: Who dons the icy hot patch better?
A: Shaq
October 27 2008, 07:18PM
Come on Gagner I predicted three points for you!
October 27 2008, 07:19PM
Q: Who looks better in a Genie costume?
A: Neither
October 27 2008, 07:20PM
hahahahah chara
October 27 2008, 07:21PM
I disagree Shaq as a genie looks quite fetching
October 27 2008, 07:21PM
October 27 2008, 07:22PM
While you guys are watching my beloved Gene Principe, I'm watching an internet streaming version of the game that is in Russian. Contrary to my prior beliefs I don't understand as much Russian as I thought.
October 27 2008, 07:22PM
What are they saying about the goat?...in russian..
October 27 2008, 07:22PM
I am tired of everyone talking about Hemsky...he doesnt shot, he shoots to much, He is missing a tooth..
stop it
October 27 2008, 07:23PM
i know
bah bah niet sminoff goat karl marx
October 27 2008, 07:23PM
he got stabbed in the neck with a broken bottle...
October 27 2008, 07:24PM
As far as I can tell his favorite kind of ice cream is cookie dough and he has a rash that resembles continental Australia.
October 27 2008, 07:24PM
Anyone here who is watching this on the PPV that can give an honest assessment of how they're playing after the 1st period would be much appreciated. You never really know with Rod.
October 27 2008, 07:27PM
he also once walked his dog as if it was a vacuum cleaner ...............
There's an oilers symbol on Roli's mask... weird.
October 27 2008, 07:27PM
I told you not to bother me when I'm cleaning my room.
no sound on the ppv..yikes
October 27 2008, 07:27PM
Here is a recap
Chara Big
Souray pretty
October 27 2008, 07:29PM
I hope Cole remembered to tie his jersey done.
nice eye
October 27 2008, 07:30PM
Kessel's one nut gives him an unfair advantage in the aerodynamics department.
October 27 2008, 07:31PM
arrrgghhhhh Gagner. >:\
October 27 2008, 07:31PM
Gagner..I said 3 points...burry that shizzzzzz


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The Emery High Theat re Department presented the wild and wacky musical SPAMALOT on November 21, 22, 23. SPAMALOT is the musical play version of the Monte Python Movie - Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The book and lyrics are by Eric Idle, one of the original members of the comedy troop Monty Python, and the music is by John Du Prez and Eric Idle. The original movie was produced by the Monty Python group in 1975 and starred Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Michael Palin, and Eric Idle. The movie was a takeoff on their popular BBC television series Monty Python's Flying Circus. The play was recently released from Broadway and professional productions and made available for school and amateur production. Emery High is one of the first schools in the State of Utah to produce this musical comedy.
SPAMALOT is the story, put to music, of King Arthur gathering up knights to sit at Camelot around his famous round table. The knights are then given a quest, by God, to find the Holy Grail, the cup Jesus used at the last supper. The Grail is found and all is well. However, it's not as easy as it sounds. On the search for the grail the intrepid knights meet the Lady of the Lake, the Knights Who Say Ni, Not Dead Fred, the Black Night, Tim the Enchanter and many others. King Arthur also has to find a shrubbery and put on a Broadway musical. In the end, the message gleaned from the many adventures is "Always Look On The Bright Side of Life."
The play involved 32 Emery High students, many in multiple roles. Spencer Fauver as Arthur, King of the Britons. Tanner Petersen as the Lady of the Lake; Madelyn Carter as Patsy; Savannah Woolsey as the Wench of the Water; Mark DeBry played Dennis and Galahad; Melece Pulli as the Lady of the Grail; and Zac Clifford as Not Dead Fred. Hunter Potter, McKade Hansen, Reece Behling, Charlie Turner, Levi Jensen, Jax Gardner, Colton Timothy and Kaden Oakeson were all knights, as well as a few other roles. The Laker Girls, who accompany the Lady of the Lake, included Hailey Johnson, Aspen Bloomer, Brittany Fortner, and Kaitlyn Saling. Shantel Sitterud, Mariah Behling, Whitney Murdoch, and Sarah Roberts were the Knights Who Say Ni, the Reude French Tauntiers, the Minstrels, and the Flagellants. Chyanne Carter was the Historian and Concorde as Ryleigh Winn. The cast was rounded out with Jasmine Frederick, Jamie Gilbert, Randi Mecham, and Shelby Smith appearing as villagers and in many other roles.
Though the movie was a bit risqué in places, the play, with permission from the production company, is well edited for high school performance and is very suitable for the whole family. The comedy is fast and furious and the music is fun. SPAMALOT features "the Fish Schlaping Song," "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life," "The Song That Goes Like This," "Camelot," "I'm All Alone," and many others. The play was under the direction of Neal Peacock, his 166th directed play, with musical direction by Marilee Cox, choreographed by McKette Sitterud, and scenic design by the Emery High Stage Crew and the theatre classes. Mark DeBry, a junior at Emery High, was our artist and he did an outstanding job on the scenery and decorations.


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Janet RedmanAssociate Fellow, Climate Policy Program
Oscar ReyesAssociate Fellow, Climate Policy Program
Adil E. ShamooAssociate Fellow, Foreign Policy In Focus
Emira WoodsAssociate Fellow, Foreign Policy In Focus
Daphne WyshamAssociate Fellow, Sustainable Energy and Economy Network
Board of Trustees
Sarah AndersonSecretary
Institute for Policy Studies
Harry BelafonteSinger, Actor, Producer, Activist
Robert L. BorosagePresident
Institute for America's Future
John CavanaghDirector
Institute for Policy Studies
James EarlyDirector of Cultural Heritage Policy
Smithsonian Institution
Barbara EhrenreichVice Chair
Award-winning author, social critic
Noura ErakatLaw professor
Temple University and Georgetown University
Jodie EvansCo-Founder
CODEPINK: Women for Peace
Tope FolarinSpecial Assistant
Sarita GuptaNational Director
Jobs with Justice
Lawrence JanssFilmmaker, Los Angeles entrepreneur
Kathleen MaloyHealth & Economic Equity Activist
E. Ethelbert MillerChair
Howard University
Marcus RaskinDistinguished Fellow
Institute for Policy Studies
Andy ShallalArtist, Owner
Busboys & Poets
Burke StansburyTreasurer
Center for Community Change
Lewis SteelGeneral Counsel Civil rights attorney
Outten & Golden, LLP
Marvin StenderAttorney
Katrina vanden HeuvelEditor and Publisher
The Nation