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Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Golden Opportunities?
In hosting the 2012 Olympic Games, it was LOCOG's vision to create a "real and lasting legacy" that would create economic, social and sporting opportunities for the UK.
Following the recent extensive media exposure of our nation's athletes and the ensuing positive public reaction, The Sports Reputation Group offers some practical advice to British athletes as regards how to take advantage of the commercial opportunities presented by this legacy.
Building a Brand
The members of Team GB have become familiar faces on our television screens and in the newspapers over the course of the summer, with relatively unknown athletes such as gold-medallist long jumper Greg Rutherford becoming a household name overnight. Many athletes have boosted their media presence further since the games ended with appearances on chat shows, celebrity reality shows and even at London Fashion Week. Whilst such experiences are no doubt enjoyable for the individuals concerned, they should also be viewed as a useful step towards building a personal brand for any athlete who wishes to generate revenue from their success and personality. An athlete's personal brand strategy may, in addition to the methods of publicity generation described above, include personal sponsorship and endorsement deals.
Every individual in the UK has the right to prevent unauthorised use of their name, likeness and other personal attributes associated with them such as their nickname and signature. These rights are collectively known as "image rights" which are protected in a slightly piecemeal manner by a number of UK laws.
To facilitate profitable exploitation of these rights, athletes can enter into contracts with sponsors whereby the athlete will promise to provide a service in return for money or money's worth (such as sporting equipment) from the sponsor. Typical services provided by sponsored athletes include appearances in advertising campaigns, product endorsement and personal appearances at sponsor events.
Athletes who find their image rights being used without consent may be entitled to bring a claim for false endorsement under the law of passing off (as occurred in a case involving Eddie Irvine) or for trade mark infringement if they have a registered trade mark which is being used unlawfully. Injunctions, damages, an account of profits and/or orders to deliver up any offending materials may also be obtained in some circumstances. Various advertising standards codes offer further protection by prohibiting references to people with a public profile without their permission and complaints of inappropriate behaviour can be made to the Advertising Standards Authority.
Handling Agents
A number of those athletes whose star is on the rise will look to appoint an agent, who will hopefully bring useful knowledge, experience and contacts to the table, to deal with their commercial agreements. Agents operate both nationally and internationally and may be sports specialists or general celebrity agents.
When negotiating representation contracts with agents, athletes should consider taking legal advice and should carefully consider the fees payable to the agent, the events that trigger payment and the length of the contract. One need only look at the case concerning Wayne Rooney to witness the effects of an overly restrictive representation agreement with an overly long term. Agents are able to enter contracts on behalf of the individuals they represent, so a relationship of trust and confidence is essential.
The activities of sports agents are regulated by UK law and the national and international regulations of various sports. The regulation of football agents is particularly detailed and complex and RFL, cricket and boxing agents are regulated in the UK by their respective National Governing Bodies. Agents must in all cases act in accordance with the terms of their appointment and a number of common law duties set out under UK law (e.g. to use due care and skill, to disclose any conflicts of interest, not to make any secret profit etc.).
The Sports Reputation Group is here to assist and advise players, agents and clubs with their reputation management and crisis management.
Revenue (which includes goods such as sports equipment and services received as value in kind) received by an athlete from their sponsors will constitute income for tax purposes. Athletes must therefore plan their finances to prepare for each year's tax bill and would be well advised to engage a suitably qualified accountant in the event they procure any significant sponsorship deals.
To avoid higher rates of income tax, some athletes choose to assign their image rights to a limited company which then licences their use to sponsors. Legal and accountancy advice should be obtained before the formation of such a company, including in relation to VAT implications.
Regulatory Issues
Special care should be taken in relation to sponsorship deals with organisation selling products considered contrary to the ethos of sport (tobacco, alcohol, fast food or gambling services). This is especially the case as regards youth sports, images of youth athletes, advertising likely to be seen by children and any sensitivities of member athletes. For example, images of individuals aged under 25 of those whose religion prohibits gambling should not feature in adverts for gambling services.
Athletes must also check the rules of any applicable national and international governing bodies, including those relating to leagues or competitions in which they participate, for further restrictions on sponsorship.
Finally, please take comfort in the fact that The Sports Reputation Group here to help you ensure that your golden opportunities are realised in the best possible way.
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The 207th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force was a unit raised for service in the First World War.
The 207th Battalion, CEF was raised in Ottawa, Ontario. The unit received drafts of men from the 43rd Regiment, Duke of Cornwall's Rifles, which resulted in the unit being perpetuated after the war by that regiment (after the war, the 43rd Regiment became The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa). The unit recruited in Military District 3 (Carleton County).1 References differ slightly on the eventual destination, but not the fate, of the unit, which was broken up for reinforcements for the Canadian Corps.2
Raised: 15 July 1916 Strength: 652 Service: Absorbed by 6th Reserve Battalion Disbanded: 15 September 1920 Perpetuated by: The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa
Battle Honours
General Order 123 of 1929 awarded "The Great War, 1914-17" to the 207th Battalion.3
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Stewart says it was absorbed by the 6th Reserve Battalion, Love says it was absorbed by the 7th.
Stewart lists several other honours:
Mount Sorrel Ancre Heights Arras, 1917, 18 Ypres, 1917 Amiens Drocourt-Quéant Valenciennes Sambre
Somme, 1916 Ancre, 1916 Vimy, 1917 Passchendaele Scarpe, 1918 Hindenburg Line Canal du Nord France and Flanders, 1916-18
Love, David W. A Call to Arms: The Organization and Administration of Canada's Military in World War One (Bunker to Bunker Books, Calgary, AB, 1999) ISBN 1894255-03-8
Stewart, Charles H. Overseas: The Lineages and Insignia of the Canadian Expeditionary Force 1914-1919 (Little & Stewart, Toronto, ON, 1970)

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To continue providing our members and their health care providers with access to a variety of safe, clinically effective medications at affordable prices, we will be making changes to our pharmacy program, effective January 1, 2012.
Who Will Be Affected?
The pharmacy program changes will apply to the following plans:
Health care providers have already been advised of these changes. Our affected members will be notified directly no later than December 1, 2011.
What Changes Will Be Made?
For January 1, 2012, we will be making important changes to:
We will also be adding a prior authorization requirement to certain medications that are available through the member's medical benefit (this applies to HMO, POS, and Access BlueSM plans only).
Medications Changing to Non-Covered StatusEffective January 1, 2012
After careful consideration and cost evaluation of each drug's covered alternatives, the following medications will no longer be covered.
Drug Class | Non-Covered Medication or Supply |
Diabetes | Prodigy test strips1 |
Diabetes Note: This change applies to BlueValue RxSM formulary only. |
Advocate Clever Easygluco Element Embrace Fifty50 Glucocard Liberty Micro Nova Max Relion Rightest Ultima Wavesense |
Inflammatory bowel | Lialda1 (mesalamine) |
Somatotropins Please refer to Medical Policy 257 for details on the criteria for Growth Hormone medications |
Genotropin Norditropin Saizen1 Tev-Tropin Omnitrope |
Quinolone Antibiotics | Avelox1 (moxifloxacin) |
Topical Testosterone | Axiron Fortesta1 |
Topical Vitamin D Analogs | Vectical1 (calcitriol) |
When medically necessary, a health care provider may request an exception to have these medications covered.
1. Also indicates a change to the BlueValue Rx formulary
Medications Changing Tier StatusEffective January 1, 2012
When we determine that a medication's clinical and financial value changes relative to alternative medications in its class, we change the medication's tier status. Depending on the indicated tier change, members may be required to pay more or less for these medications.
The medications below will be changing to the following tier levels:
Drug Class | Medication Name | Covered Tier Level as of January 1, 2012 |
Allergic reaction treatments | Twinject Auto-Injector (epinephrine) | Tier 3 |
Anti-inflammatory | Voltaren Gel (diclofenac) | Tier 3 |
Asthma | Singulair (montelukast) | Tier 3 |
Diabetes | Advocate Clever Easygluco Element Embrace Fifty50 Glucocard Liberty Micro Nova Max Relion Rightest Ultima Wavesense |
Tier 3 Note: Medications moving to non-covered within the BlueVaue Rx formulary |
Ophthalmic Prostaglandins | Travatan Travatan Z (travoprost) |
Tier 2 |
New Quality Care Dosing (QCD) Limits Effective January 1, 2012
To monitor that the quantity and dose of medication that a member receives meets Federal Drug Administration (FDA), manufacturer, and clinical recommendations, we are adding the following Quality Care Dosing limits to the medications listed:
Medication | Dosage | QCD limit |
Cymbalta (duloxetine) | 20 mg and 60 mg 30 mg |
60 per prescription 30 per prescription |
New Step Therapy PolicyEffective January 1, 2012
To assist health care providers with appropriate and affordable drug treatments, we require step therapy for the following:
Drug Class | Step Requirements for Coverage |
Topical Testosterones | Step 1: Testim (Tier 2) Step 2: Androderm (Tier 3) Step 3: Androgel, Fortesta, Axiron (Non-covered) |
Ophthalmic Prostaglandins | Step 1: latanoprost (Tier 1) Step 2: Travatan/Travatan Z (Tier 2), Lumigan (Tier 2), Xalatan (Tier 3) |
For our existing overactive bladder step therapy policy, we will be adding the non-covered medications Gelnique and Oxytrol to step 3.
Prior Authorization
For the medications Incivek and Victrelis, prior authorization by a physician will now be required before coverage will be provided. Please review medical policy for Hepatitis C Medications #344 for full detail on medical criteria.
Prior Authorization for Medications Administered Using the Medical BenefitEffective January 1, 2012
For members enrolled in our HMO, POS, and Access Blue plans, prior authorization is required under members' medical benefits for certain medications that are administered in a doctor's office, hospital outpatient setting, or by a home infusion therapy provider. This requirement will also apply to the following medications.
The prior authorization requirements may already apply when members fill their prescriptions at retail pharmacies.


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a streetlight to the trestle.
on 10th Avenue, the trestle ROW is long and wide at this point, as the
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ROW makes it's way to turn west to cross over 10th Avenue, as shown by
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the Edison Properties parking lot, the elevated viaduct curves to take
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were shot down by community activists who feared that extra truck activity
would degrade the area. If Federal Express was able to build their
complex on this property, this section of the High Line would have had
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ROUEN, France-Boise State men's tennis head coach Greg Patton guided the United States team to a world championship Sunday, at the Master'U BNP Paribas in Rouen, France. Patton coached the American team to a come-from-behind win in the finals against France to claim its second title in three years. The U.S. and France squared off in the final for the third-straight year, with the French team taking a 3-1 lead after the singles competition (two men's and two women's competitions). The Americans rallied to win all three doubles matches (one of each gender and one mixed) in straight sets and claim the international crown. This marked Patton's third-straight year coaching the American team at the Master'U Championships. He previously coached the U.S. team to the 2009 title and a runner-up finish at the 2010 event. "The 10 hour battle with the French National team was spine tingling and loaded with plot twists that would baffle the greatest mystery writer," Patton said. "We were on the brink of losing the World Championship after four hours of singles play, and then with incredible and positive courage our entire team plucked victory from the jaws of defeat 6 hours later with a come from behind singles victory in the 3rd set tiebreaker and three straight doubles victories. It was a repeat of the story line of two years ago when our doubles team swept the three doubles to clinch the Championship. There is nothing sweeter than winning a World Championship for the USA red, white, and blue." The roster was made of six American collegiate tennis players, three men and three women, selected by the USTA. Patton was joined on the coaching staff by Mark Guilbeau, head women's tennis coach at Virginia. To read more about the tournament, check out Patton's blog HERE. |
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With former Governor Mike Pence set to be sworn in as Vice President today, Indiana is getting some time in the spotlight.
Local News
Area Residents In Washington For Trump Inauguration
There will be some local representation in Washington, D.C. for Friday's presidential inauguration.
State Accepting Nominations for Governor's Century, Half Century Business Awards
The state of Indiana is currently accepting nominations for the Governor's Century and Half Century Business Awards.
Dan Harmeyer Joins RCCF Board Of Directors
The Ripley County Community Foundation, Inc. is pleased to announce that Dan Harmeyer has been named to the Ripley County Community Foundation Board of Directors.
Phone Scam Reported In Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg businesses and residents are being warned of a phone scam that is actively in progress.
Four Batesville Businesses Nominated For Employer Of The Year Award
Some of Batesville's finest businesses have been nominated for an award that emphasizes the importance of internships.
One Injured In SR 48 Crash That Led To Power Outage In Milan
One person was injured in a crash that caused a lengthy power outage in Milan over the weekend.
AUDIO: Congressman Messer Calls It "Terrible" To Skip Trump Inauguration
Southeast Indiana's congressman won't be among those skipping the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
UPDATE: Faulty Tablet That Sparked Apartment Fire Wasn't A Samsung
UPDATE: A spokesperson for Samsung says that the device that sparked an apartment fire in Vevay last month was not one of their products.
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Insight, wit and analysis as BBC correspondents, journalists and writers take a closer look at the stories behind the headlines. Presented by Kate Adie and Pascale Harter.
January 23rd, 2014
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As athletes turn up to the winter Olympic games, what might they find? The Thai fishing industry is accused of using slave labour; Syrians can only look across the border from Turkey at their old homes and hope to return one day; an Italian priest takes on militia groups in the Central African Republic to save Muslims and Christians alike; and we hear of one of Britain's worst military defeats which is still a source of great pride for Zulus. Kate Adie introduces these reports from around the world.
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How to create a BIRT report that shows operations' constraints by type (Pre-Condition, Body, Post-Condition)
Technote (FAQ)
How can you show the operations constraints grouped by type (Pre-Condition, Body, Post-Condition) using BIRT in IBM Rational Software Architect?
The type of an operation constraint is shown in the user interface in a drop-down list with the possible values: Pre-Condition, Body, Post-Condition.
However, there is no Type attribute of the uml:Constraint
The uml:Operation
metaclass contains three lists called: precondition
, bodyCondition
, postcondition
Each of these lists contains the uniform resource identifiers of the constraints of given type.
- Create a new BIRT Report
- Add a data source of type UML Model
- Add a Data Set called Operations with Row Query Expression:
and Row Query Typeuml:Operation
- Add the following Column Mapping with
, andString
in the first Column Query row anduri
, andString
in the second Column Query row:
- Add a new data set called OperationsWithPre
- Add a Query Parameter called:
- Add a Row Mapping by browsing to Operation >Precondition (This will add the Row Query Expression:
), changing it to:resolveURI($opuri)/precondition
and selecting the Row Mapping Type:uml:Constraint
- Add a Column Mapping with
, andString
in the first row of the Column Query
- Repeat Steps 5-8 to create similar data sets called OperationsWithBody for the
listand OperationsWithPost for thepostcondition
- Add a new list to display the information on the report
- Add a label with the text Operations in the Header of the list
- Bind the list to the Data Set > Operations. In the first row of the Data Column Binding, theName will be
Column Binding
, Display Name will beuri
, the Data Type will beString
, and the Expression will bedataSetRow["uri"]
. TheColumn Binding (uri)
will be used to determine the value of the parameteropuri
in the nested table bound to theData Set > OperationsWithPost. Add a new table inside the List Detail section. The table should have one Column and one Detail.
- Bind the table to the Data Set > OperationsWithPre
- Click on Data Set Parameter Binding...
- Bring the parameter
to theColumn Binding
from the Data Set > Operations, as follows:
- Select the parameter, then click on the Edit button. This opens the Edit data set parameter binding dialog below:
- Click on the f x button. This opens the Expression Builder, from which you can make selections:
- Add a label in the Table Header with the text Preconditions
- Drop the name column of the Data Set > OperationsWithPre into the Table Detail
- Repeat the Steps 13-18 and create two tables, one for OperationsWithBody and one forOperationsWithPost. It may be easier to use the Outline view to arrange the tables inside the list:
The Report layout will look as follows:
The Report preview will look as follows:
An sample model and report are attached to this document. They were created using IBM Rational Software Architect 8.5:
Related information
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
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OBAMA: "Take the money we're no longer spending at war, use half of it to pay down our debt, and use the rest to do some nation-building right here at home."
The money we spent on war was borrowed from China, so there's no money saved by not going to war, there's only less debt. You can't pay down debt by going deeper into debt.Worser, and worser
Gasoline Demand for 4-week period Down 6.4% YOY
Diesel, and Jet Fuel down 2.0%Rufus: Gasoline Demand for 4-week period Down 6.4% YOY
Gosh, I wonder why.
The fuel price averages for California and the U.S. are far above the records for January that were set just last year.What is a conservative?
Neither of the premier Republican contenders.
Not the President.
In a country that polls say the majority are self-described conservatives, there are none to choose from in the coming national election.
Neither of the major parties dare to trot a conservative out.
Ruled by the adolescents.
Wonder why?.
"Right now, American oil production is the highest that it's been in eight years. That's right — eight years. Not only that — last year, we relied less on foreign oil than in any of the past sixteen years."
The first statement is a great statistic but not especially noteworthy because there has not been much change in the annual barrels produced in the United States since 2003; it essentially has been steady though it is slightly higher now than in previous years, according to the Energy Information Administration. Production is projected to increase in coming years.
The second claim made it into Obama's first campaign ad, and as we have noted, it is lacking context. The Energy Department cited a host of reasons why foreign oil imports have declined, noting the main reason was "a significant contraction in consumption" because of the poor economy and changes in efficiency that began "two years before the 2008 crisis" — ie, before Obama took office...
Fact Checker on SOTU
From WAPO,
"Take the money we're no longer spending at war, use half of it to pay down our debt, and use the rest to do some nation-building right here at home."
This is fanciful budget math. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were funded with borrowed money, so what Obama is really asking for is an increase in domestic spending relative to the Pentagon. The United States is still running huge deficits, so none of this imagined savings would "pay down the debt" until the United States once again began running surpluses. Instead, his proposal would continue to add to the debt...
It never hurts to keep reminding ourselves that none of the 'reductions' these guys keep talking about affect the baseline. They are merely reductions in the amount of future increases that are budgeted.
.We've brought about 1.5 Million Barrels of Ethanol online since 2007, globally.
There is No More of That to bring online for several more years (maybe forever, if the Pubs have their way.)
Also, understand that every year a higher percentage of the oil we refine is heavier, and more sour, than the oil we refined the year before.
And, the crappier the oil, the less gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel it produces.Though revenue to the Federals is at 2005 levels, the GOP thinks it is breaking radical ground, to advocate returning to 2008 spending levels.
When there would still be extensively borrowing, at 2005 spending levels.
Smoke, mirrors and disingenuous lies, from both camps on the Potomac.
43% cuts, across the board, to the actual, current, spending levels, would be required to balance the Federal budget.
Little wonder, then, that there are so few carrying that banner towards the battle.
Instead, we get two sides of the same coin. Made of neither silver nor gold, but the tin of a sheriff's badge...Like Rat once said, "no one wants their own ox gored."
You can be a conservative and still not want your stuff jacked with.
There are enough 3000 dollar toilets and 2000 dollar hammers in the budgets to not have to jack with many of the tax deductions out there.
Let's get rid of the silly stuff first.
Tax dollars to build bicycle laneson public roads? That's the kind of shit that drives me crazy.Rufus: Just ask the next "self-described Conservative" you meet if he/she is in favor of the "Homeowners Interest Deduction."
You allow deductions for what you want (solar, home ownership), and you tax what you don't want (cigarettes, imported fuel).
Liberalism: Protect animals, trees, government programs, terrorists, dictators and murderers while killing babies, seniors, and jobs..
On NSA rules for travel,
So you've got to "report the following," we're told. That includes:
* "Close and continuing association with non-U.S. citizens;
* "Contact with an employee or representative of a foreign government . . .
* "Sexual contact with a non-U.S. citizen."
Not clear who you should report this last one to — your spouse or your control officer. We suggest that the latter, since he likely already monitored it, probably would be safer.
Some might suggest such contact is not going to be a significant problem for the NSA. As our colleague Dana Priest noted in her book "Top Secret America: The Rise of the New American Security State," the running joke amongst spooks at other agencies is: "How can you tell the extrovert at NSA?"
Answer: "He's the one looking at someone else's shoes."
.No project is more synonymous with waste and fraud than the "Big Dig", the not-so-affectionate nickname given to the rerouting of Boston's chief highway (Interstate 93) into a 3.5 mile tunnel beneath the city. Originally estimated to cost $2.5 billion in 1985, the project devolved into the most expensive highway project in U.S. history, costing some $14.6 billion in state and federal tax dollars by 2006. Countless contractor changes and environmental obstacles later, Boston.com lamented in 2008 that the Big Dig's crushing debt had "engulfed the state", ballooning to $22 billion that will not be paid off in full until 2038 – at the earliest. This assumes no more hurdles for a project whose oversights have already killed a motorist and led a Massachusetts attorney general to demand $100 million in refunds to taxpayers as a result of "shoddy work." (This last comment might qualify as the understatement of the century.)
ReplyDeleteIn terms of sheer excitement and anticipation, the superconducting super collider beats out everything on this list. In essence, the project was a tunnel inside which scientists would rev up beams of subatomic particles to breakneck speed and crash them into each other. Foreseen as a way to simulate the conditions of the Big Bang and thereby "allow scientists to gain new insights into the very nature of matter", the ambitious project was unable to get out of its own way, skyrocketing in allotted budget from $5 billion to over $12 billion on the basis of little more than speculation on what other uses (cancer and HIV cures among them) it might serve once it was actually built. After stalled progress, however, 1993′s blitz of budget cuts pulled the plug on the tunnel before it was even one third of the way built. After that, Neatorama reports that it was "used to store Styrofoam cups" before being sold to a private concern for "pennies on the dollar."
ReplyDeleteMany assume the government has extremely strict procedures for tracking the money entrusted to it by taxpayers. Believers in this view received a rude awakening in 2003, however, when it was reported that nearly $25 billion in government spending was totally unaccounted for. In typical fashion the mysterious disappearance of this mind-blowing sum was not publicly addressed. Rather,the only apparent record of the incident appears to be buried deep within the Treasury Department's Financial Report of the United States Government of 2003, in a tiny section innocently entitled "Unreconciled Transactions Affecting the Change in Net Position." (Perhaps more outrage would have ensued if the section were more bluntly titled "Spending Unaccounted For.") Put in perspective, $25 billion is enough to fund the Department of Justice for a full calendar year.
ReplyDeleteLike so many grand and visionary government projects, "Railhead" – an online terrorist database meant to disseminate information to counter terrorism analysts – was done in by cost overruns and mismanagement. Recalling comments from Representative Brad Miller, chairman of the House Science and Technology Committee's Investigations and Oversight Subcommittee, CNet.com notes ""Potentially hundreds of millions of dollars have been wasted, delivery schedules have slipped, contractor employees have been laid off." Miller further stated that the net result was a database that "had been crippled by technical flaws", replaced by "a new system that if actually deployed will leave our country more vulnerable than the existing yet flawed system in operation today." While technical flaws have recieved the brunt of the blame for Railhead's demise, contractor fraud played no small part. ZD Net, for example, reports that $500 million originally earmarked for Railhead actually went toward rennovating one of Boeing's own buildings!
ReplyDeleteMuch government waste comes not from specific failed projects, but the very way in which programs are designed. In reviewing "just a sample" of the federal budget during one year, the White House concluded that at least $90 billion was being burned on the altar of "programs that were deemed either ineffective, marginally adequate, or operating under a flawed purpose or design." Unfortunately, just as few of us clean the rental car, it looks as though the opportunity to recover enough wasted money to fund three Justice Departments was largely ignored except for being mentioned in a few abstruse memos that the general public did not read
ReplyDeleteNo recollection of outrageous government waste would be complete without mention of the U.S. Defense Department's embarrassing credit card abuse. According to Fox News, some 36,000 DOD employees "had defaulted on $623 million in official travel expenses charged to the government cards" as of November 2001, and bad debts which had to be written off by banks were reported to have been "growing at the rate of $1 million per month." Discovery of the eye-popping credit card abuse at the Defense Department triggered a flurry of Congressional hearings, especially amidst allegations that high-ranking officials were turning a blind eye to egrigious charges by personal associates and friends.
ReplyDeleteGag Reflex: No project is more synonymous with waste and fraud than the "Big Dig", the not-so-affectionate nickname given to the rerouting of Boston's chief highway (Interstate 93) into a 3.5 mile tunnel beneath the city.
Now it's Seattle's turn, routing Highway 99 under the ground for (they promise) $3 billion dollars. The big controversy is that Seattle knows there's going to be overruns and they don't want to shell out for them, but pawn them off on the State instead.All of the items listed above, however, would pale in comparison to the cost of a month's war in the Persian Gulf.
Republicans (and, oil-state Democrats) thought that $150 Billion/Yr for War in Iraq was Hunky-Dory,
but screamed bloody murder at the BCAP (Biomass Crop Assistance Program) that would have cost 1/3 of 1% of that.No Gag, I'm a "fait accompli" kind of cyclist who thinks it silly and dangerous for bicycle riders to think they should act like cars on the road. The law of Gross Tonnage rules.
I don't get to ride about the city much these days as I'm the family chauffeur but riding is a great way to get about the big city - you move through traffic faster then the cars (at least during rush hour(s)) and you get a bit of exercise doing it. Unfortunately I can't get to a golf course on my bike and the clubs would be awkward to carry.
Still, what have you got against bike lanes? I presume you think only automobiles should be subsidized?.
From the NYT:
U.S. Military Frees 2 Western Hostages From Somali Pirates
KHARTOUM, Sudan — American commandos raced into Somalia early Wednesday and rescued two aid workers, an American woman and a Danish man, after a shootout with Somali pirates who had been holding them captive for months.
The American forces — drawn from the same Navy commando unit that killed Osama bin Laden — swooped in and killed nine pirates before spiriting away the hostages, who were not harmed, American officials said...
.I would think the "next step", Q, is to stay the course. Squeeze 'em tighter, through their elections, until the IAEA gets to fully inspect the underground facilities that are newly operational.
Plus whatever other locations are on the "to be inspected" list.
Then, ease off, so the Chinese can resume buying Iranian crude at discount, without US ostracizing any Chinese commercial banks.The US, ash, sanctions the "banks", not the countries.
So, if Charlie has a bank that does not do business in the US, well, that bank could process all the Iranian deals, and then be sanctioned, by US.
Significantly, foreign financial institutions will, after 29 February 2012, be restricted or prohibited from maintaining correspondent or pay-through accounts in the United States if they have "knowingly conducted or facilitated any significant financial transaction with the Central Bank of Iran. . . ."
To no real effect on financial institutions that do not do business, in the US.
Of which there are many.Rat, I think you are reading the legislation mistakenly. The legislation is not simply targeting financial institutions doing business IN the US but rather financial institutions doing business WITH the US.
"A correspondent account is an account (often called a nostro or vostro account) established by a large banking institution to receive deposits from, make payments on behalf of, or handle other financial transactions for smaller financial institutions."
"A correspondent payable through a nested account is an arrangement used by some to move money between financial institutions in foreign country and financial institutions in the United States. The correspondent part refers to an entity that is paid on behalf of the bank in the foreign country (or in the United States on behalf of a foreign financial institute) to move assets across borders.
U.S. Pay Through Chequing Account
U.S. Pay Through is designed for business customers issuing cheques destined for the United States. U.S. Dollar Pay Through facilitates the clearing of cheques drawn on your U.S. Dollar business account (domiciled at a Canadian branch of TD Canada Trust) through the U.S. Federal Reserve Cheque Clearing System. This helps make timely, trouble-free cheque negotiation to your U.S. suppliers.
http://www.tdcommercialbanking.com/international/usbbs_checking.jspWe got bike paths all over here. Fortunately, many of them are away from the roads entirely, like the one going down Paradise Creek. And, there are wonderful bike paths up north, off the highways.
Concerning the bikers themselves, do they really think those silly little helmets are going to save their brains in a collision?What banks would currently qualify? Yes, they could charter one I suppose. Have they starting doing that?
In the past, rat, you were opining about the lack of effective sanctions. The current ones seem to have more teeth don't they? Enough teeth that we may require a larger footprint in the region if Iran getdesperatete enough to lash out by closing the Straits.The sanctions regime could succeed, without violence.
If further inspections are what's needed, called for.
They are entitled to refining capacity, by the NPT.
The Iranians do need the isotopes for the medical equipment. It was an issue of the negotiations attempted by Turkey, years ago.
The Iranian elections are just weeks away.
"Spring Time" in Persia
So, it depends upon what "success" is defined as. I think success will be claimed with an enhanced inspection regime by the IAEA, but...
I'm not the President.
He has the say, with regards the US participation in the economic sanctioning program and deciding when we "win".Now you are "getting" it, ash.
They turn on their nuclear electric production, build a couple more reactors.
All under the watchful eye of the IAEA.
The enhanced sanctions can ease, before they are even implemented, in Jun/July.
Just the "threat" of the enhanced program is moving things along.
Each side rattles their sabres.
While Obama works the balance beam.
Stay the Course!
;-)Obama cannot be seen to be "soft" on Iran.
He will not be.
All of the professional Israel-First team has been singing Mr Obama's praises, after the Adler Advocates Assassination Affair.
It's all balance beam work, until November.
Mr Obama holds the leash on the "Big Dog", he's not lettin' go, again. I think he learned his lesson, in Afpakistan. From both General McChrystal and then, the helicopter failure at the Osama compound.
The "Brass" cannot be trusted ...
and the equipment is not as good as the marketing ...
From Desert One ...
...through Blackhawk Down.
On to a bird down in Abbottabad
Then in August the Chinook was lost in Afghanistan, with 38 aboard.
Sanctions and sabotage have yet to begin, let alone run their course.
Stay the Course!
Now, more than ever before.
;-)That was the most telling part of the speech, when Mr Obama described the operation in Abbottobad.
Describing the helicopter going down.
It is the part of the story that has stayed with him, that he is telling US about. The part we know he watched on the satellite feed and it put his heart in his throat. Watching what could have been turning into a disaster unfold before his eyes.
More of a formative moment than popping Osama in the bedroom at the top of the stairs."It is the part of the story that has stayed with him, that he is telling US about. The part we know he watched on the satellite feed and it put his heart in his throat. Watching what could have been turning into a disaster unfold before his eyes."
You don't really believe that crap, do you, Rat? Although he really wants you to believe it. He is watching the ratings as we speak. Already working on his next speech. Reviewing the tapes, working his expressions, his posture, all to make it more believable, next time. I'm surprised he didnt get teary eyed.
He should try lightly biting his lower lip, like effing Clinton used to. That really got the minions going..
Just the "threat" of the enhanced program is moving things along.
I am far less sanguine than you rat.
Iran wants the bomb for a number of reasons. People here have argued about what those reasons are. But those who push for regime change to stop Iran from getting the bomb are kidding themselves since the idea is also popular among the opposition there.
I believe, and people have been making the argument for months, that Iran will keep stalling until they have all the components needed to construct a bomb(s). What happens after that is the question. One of the answers to that question as posited in the link I put up from the NYT could be that like Japan they would get to the point of being able to construct a bomb overnight but will hold off doing it. At that point, they will be able to work out some way of 'meeting' the IAEA requirements and will get the sanctions lifted while still having the capability of quickly putting together a nuke.
Not an optimal solution by any means but probably the best we can expect.
The alternative to the sanctions is military action and unless Iran does something really really stupid that is unlikely to happen.
.Oh, I'm real.
He was sitting there, in the big chair, watching the big screen.
The copter losing lift and smashing to the ground, that is the image that stayed with him. The learning moment that exemplifies "Shit Happens", that military operations, even with the "Best of the Best" easily go wrong.
I do believe that if he had any doubts as to the efficiency of the US military, those doubts were reinforced by the realities he witnessed, via satellite, on the ground in Abbottabad.
The politics of the Generals, personified in McChrystal.
These truths will lead him away from the "military option" regarding Iran in 2012.
Plus all of the other cost/benefits that led Mr Bush away from the military option regarding Iran, tambien..
It is the part of the story that has stayed with him, that he is telling US about. The part we know he watched on the satellite feed and it put his heart in his throat. Watching what could have been turning into a disaster unfold before his eyes...
It surely may have put his heart in his throat. The consequences, not least of all political, had things gone south would have been enormous. But let's not forget the other side.
People credit him with making a difficult military and political decision. Was it really, at least from the political standpoint? What would the political damage have been if it were eventually found out (as we know it would be) that he knew were OBL was but didn't go after him?
Bush is still suffering from Tora Bora. This would have been much worse.
Or perhaps, I am too cynical.
.The sanctions, moving thing along, towards inspections and the lifting of the sanctions.
Best case scenario, the inspections occur prior to the implementation of the full sanctions regime.
Which impacts the Europeons more than the Asians and Indians.
Will the Saudis come to Greece's and the rest of the Europeon Mediterranean financial rescue?
I think that is an intricate part of the political formula.
If the Saudi do not, the embargo will falter, then fail..
He has painted himself into a corner by making the closing of the Straits a "red line". It deprives him of the choice to go to war should Iran cross that "red line".
You talked about countries''interests' yesterday. There are few here advocating for military actions against Iran; however, at some point, a countries national interest' demand that the 'red line' be set.
If in fact there is a trigger point, much better that everyone know what it is. You are less likely to go to war over a miscalculation.
.Not really, ash.
The US Navy has kept the Strait "open" before.
It did not lead to a war with Iran.
We have shot down one of their commercial airliners.
It did not lead to war with Iran.
"We" have funded insurgents in Iran, amongst the Kurds. There have been assassinations of Iranian scientists.
It did not lead to war with Iran.
Not yet, anyway.
Doubt that US actions will include going to war with Iran, not while Mr Obama is President.
Mr Adler does not believe that Mr Obama will take US to war with Iran, either.I am not vouching for Mr Obama's veracity, gag.
I am saying that he realizes, from the Abbottabad experience, the real whirled dangers of military operations.
Even "limited" operations, using the "Best of the Best" do not go as planned.
That is the Lesson Learned, by the President, I do believe.
The rest of the story, part of the act, but the close brush with failure, stays embedded in his political/military decision making, now..
Will the Saudis come to Greece's and the rest of the Europeon Mediterranean financial rescue?
I think that is an intricate part of the political formula.
The Saudis have said they would up production to try to offset the Iranian crude shortfall. But the Saudis did the same with Libya and it didn't work out so good.
The Saudis indicated they would step up to replace the Libyan crude that was taken off the market. They tried. They reformulated the sour crude they produce to make it more like the light crude out of Libya. I don't know what the reason (price differential, required more processing, etc?), but people didn't want it. The Saudis quickly pulled it from the market.
.The thing is Quirk, the red line has been laid out and the new sanctions regime, if fully implemented, could push Iran over the red line (i.e. they feel the bite of sanctions to the extent they are existentially threatened).
If they should choose to attack shipping in the Straits Rat do you think the US could keep it open using the naval fleet alone? I am sceptical that is possible if Iran is determined especially if Insurance companies choose not to insure ships under that kind of threat which would effectively close the Straits.Depends, ash, on the unknowables.
The charted course is not risk free, just low risk.
Especially when compared to airstrikes on underground bunkers.
But it is, admittedly, of higher risk than standing by and watching from afar.
That does not seem to be a viable option, politically, for US to take. Especially if the Congress is truly representing the "Will of the People" at its 15% approval rating.And Obama, O Christ!, has po' ol' Rufus completely buffaloed.
State Of Union Registers At 8th Grade Reading LevelThere are dangers, all around.
Sanctions and Sabotage, ash, better than armed intervention.
Providing an opportunity, at each of the small steps, to step away.
Multiple decision points.
What is the better option for staying on the balance beam?
We do not have and are not building the infrastructure required to dismount..
...if fully implemented, could push Iran over the red line (i.e. they feel the bite of sanctions to the extent they are existentially threatened).
We have been over this before Ash. You talk about existentially threated, yet to shut down the Strait, Iran would have to be willing to commit virtual suicide. Sure they would hurt those depending on the Straits but one of those most dependant upon the straits for food, medicine, many of their supplies coming in and for badly needed funds from oil going out is Iran.
They would in effect be cutting off the nose to spite their face.
Then there is Israel. Here is a possibility - Israel attacks Iran so Iran retaliates and attacks ships in the Strait.
Things then become more complicated but the end result with regard to Iran shutting down the Strait remains the same. Countries will protect their vital interests.
Iran would need to determine what is in their vital interest. From my viewpoint, it doesn't make sense to commit suicide to make a point. The Iranians? Who knows.
Quirk, that is what nations do when they feel existentially threatened - whatever is necessary.
There has to be some point to trying to make a point. You have to make a choice between a very bad situation and a disasterous situation. What has it been, 50 years that Cuba has been suffering under US sanctions?
.and Cuba has little power to resist. You say it would be suicide for Iran to close the Straits? Why? Who would suffer more - the Iranians or US? On the one hand you, we, have our calculations over the costs of the Straits being closed and the Iranians have theirs. If they are sufficiently 'sanctioned' from the rest of the world, their Rial in free fall, their young people uprising, the regime on the verge of collapse and that regime could very well figure that closing the Strait would better suit their interests than falling from power.
ReplyDeleteLook at it from the Iranian point of view: They close the Straits, oil prices spike, they engage in holy war with the Evil Empire (look how many young lads of Iran died ill armed against the Iraqis - helped by US) and they see who will collapse first. How long can the West last in its indebted state paying loads for that sweet nectar, that black gold?
Saw an article in the local paper last week about San Pedro Sula, Honduras now called the most dangerous city in the Americas. People are more afraid of the police than they are of the gangs.
Honduras is part of the Northern Triangle (Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala). Because of pressure in Mexico and Columbia, the drug cartels have migrated to the Northern Triangle where they find easy pickings by pouring in millions and buying off all levels of government and law enforcement.
Unlike in some countries where the cartels recruit local gangs and the unemployed, in Honduras it appears entire units of the national police work for the crime organizations.
IMO, I think pot use should be legalized here. It would cut the profits of many of the cartels at least in half and provide revenue for our government. Legalizing pot would be a first step to verify it had positive results. If it didn't, the decision could be reversed. If it did, other aspects of the War on Drugs could be looked at.
I say this in spite of the fact that tomorrow I will be attending a funeral for a nineteen year old kid that OD'd on drugs.
Newt's Super Pac is now better funded than Mitt's. +$3 million
Romney could more than offset that himself if the reports on his net worth and income are true. Of course, with the current rules he might have to admit to the spots.
He supposedly has given 40% of his income to charity according to Rush (I know, I know) but still he has the money if he wants to use it.
.Sheldon Adelson, the man funding the Newt surge, is an interesting story.
He is a newspaper tabloid publisher, in Israel, where he gives the papers away.
A strategic strategy I have used, myself. A good free paper will get readership, which is what makes the advertising work.
Mr Murdoch may see a kindred soul, in Sheldon Adelson.
Murdoch does not like Wall Street, has come out and said that "Carried Interest" is a 'racket'.
Timothy Geithner said he's "pretty confident" he won't be asked to continue serving as treasury secretary if President Obama wins re-election.
Geithner, in an interview with Bloomberg Television, said he plans on doing "something else."
"He's not going to ask me to stay on, I'm pretty confident," Geithner said. "I'm confident he'll be president. But I'm also confident he's going to have the privilege of having another secretary of the Treasury."
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/01/25/geithner-pretty-confident-hell-be-gone-as-treasury-secretary-if-obamas-re/#ixzz1kVihW200A strategic strategy is a strategy with a lot of strategy to it.
Then there are tactical strategies that have no strategy at all. Or is that strategic tactics....I'm confused.
Adelson is Jewesh as rat knows, in the top 10 in wealth in the USA, and owns a bunch of stuff in Las Vegas, and sucks off the weakness of the people, just as all the gentile owners do as well.
If I had my way I'd probably shoot all the casino owners just on general principles, regardless of background.
I haven't figured out why he is giving Newt money, except maybe he is easy mark to influence.Santorum Giving Up on Florida?
By Katrina Trinko
January 25, 2012
From NBC News:
Failing to show early signs of momentum in the Sunshine State, presidential hopeful Rick Santorum on Wednesday signaled he may be cutting out of Florida before the state's Jan. 31 primary.
Speaking to reporters here, the former Pennsylvania senator said was unsure if he would be in Florida the night of the primary, committing only to campaigning in the state over the next two days. On Saturday, he'll head home to Virginia for fundraisers and to prepare his tax records which he plans to soon make public.
A Quinnipiac poll released this morning showed Santorum at 13 percent, more than 20 points behind both Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney.
Santorum should quit now. In fact he shouldn't have begun. Isn't Florida a winner take all state? If so, since he hasn't got a chance, he might as well go to the beach.Prior to Mr Adelson injecting $10 million USD into Newt's campaign, I had never heard of him, and don't know why I would have cared who he was.
He has put himself in the spotlight, with his participation in the Presidential selection process.
I wondered if Mr Adleson had any connections to Mr Murdoch. None are immediately apparent, in a 3 page Google search. Other than both are described as neo-cons on a couple of web sites.
Both are on Bibi's "Best of the Best" list of probable foreign contributors.
And both are tabloid newspaper publishers.
Giving the paper away for free, is not tactical, it is a strategic decision. Once you give it away, you can NEVER successfully move to paid distribution.
Unless changing the production and printing format, like going from tabloid paper to glossy slick magazine.
But then it's not the same book.
Strategic decisions, both print formatting and the distribution model.Florida is winner take all.
It is also closed to those that are not registered as Republicans.
Four or five different television markets in the State.
$3 to $5 million just to begin to play with the money boys. Money better spent anywhere else, for Paul and Santorum.
Doctor Paul skipped, moving on to the caucus States instead. Santorum could follow suit but should drop out.This tree fell down in my backyard, and lays diagonally on my land, and didn't hit my house nor the fence nor the neighbor's land, thus proving that God exists.
ReplyDeleteFor example, at more than $2.5 million, the cost of providing security during 2010 to Las Vegas Sands' CEO Sheldon Adelson and his family is more expensive than at any other company in the Russell 3000
Sheldon, the old crook
I am surprised you hadn't heard of him till now, he has been around a while.I had never been that interested in that whole Israel/Palestine, Jewish/Muslim conflict in the Levant and the impact on US politics, b.
Never cared, at all, prior to 11SEP01. Just kinda "went along" with the crowd. Leon Uris, Paul Newman and Kirk Douglas, Casting a Giant Shadow.
Never cared until I was called a NAZI for expressing an interest in the subject.
By questioning a few things that everyone "knew", well, the entertainment value of the bombastic response was compounded.
Then, after a number of years, they finally were able to convince me that what the Israel lobby advocates for is almost totally disconnected from US interests.But $10 million to finance Newt and the attempted destruction of Mitt Romney, slicing and dicing the DC elites of the GOP, makes Mr Adleson a "Person of Interest".
Much like Lester Crown, participation in financing the life of the political candidate draws the interest, not their creed.
Then, with little research one discovers Mr Crown was CEO of General Dynamic, and then "things", like cancelling the F22, fall into place.I listen to these things so you don't have to
Heh, my wife turned it off in the first couple of minutes, I lasted somewhat longer, but didn't make the ending.
First off, the speech was obviously very well rehearsed down to the last vocal inflection and raised eyebrow..in fact. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if there were theatrical directions emanating from TOTUS tonight.
BullShit Analyzed Here
Texas+Rose Today 04:08 PM
The Hollow Man spoke but I fear a great number of Hollow Men (& Women) were listening. How anybody with an above room temperature IQ can believe a single word out of Obama's mouth these days is beyond me. My personal BS meter just explodes every time he speaks. The Republican candidates have to STOP STOP STOP carping on each other. They are just providing great ammunition for the Democrats and diminishing each other in the eyes of the voting public. They should be hammering on Obama's record - the ghastly economic stats, the crippled energy industry, the chaotic foreign policy. Obama CANNOT run on his record but he doesn't have to if the Republican candidates continue in this circular firing squad mode!!!
You can't fool people from Texas but Mississippi is another matter.desert rat said...
I had never been that interested in that whole Israel/Palestine, Jewish/Muslim conflict in the Levant and the impact on US politics, b.
Dont really KNOW rat's pov about jews and Israel prior to the EB.
However after thousands and thousands of anti-israel, anti-jewish, blood libel, anti-zionist posts his bias is clear.
he is a jew hater, a genocide of israel supporter.
he takes offense at the title nazi?
how about nazi supporter, brown shirt or just violent jew hater.
he brings the subject up almost on every thread.
regardless if those that support Israel right not to be murder post or not.
leave him to his own devises? He will weave some Lester Crown, Jewish Kabbal nonsense into every thread.
dont waste time arguing with him it is a waste of energy.A federal jury has awarded $22 million to a New Mexico man who was kept in solitary confinement for two years and forced to pull his own tooth after being arrested for drunken driving in Dona Ana County.
Important thing to take away from this story: If you drink, don't drive.To cheers and applause in an area that has suffered major job losses since the cancellation of the space shuttle, Gingrich said, "By the end of my second term, we will have the first permanent base on the moon and it will be American.
"We will have commercial near-Earth activities that include science, tourism, and manufacturing, and are designed to create a robust industry precisely on the model of the development of the airlines of the 1930s, because it is in our interest to acquire so much experience in space that we clearly have a capacity that the Chinese and the Russians will never come anywhere close to matching."…
Responding to rival Mitt Romney's criticism of his proposal for a lunar settlement, Gingrich said, "When we have 13,000 Americans living on the moon, they can petition to become a state. And here's the difference between romantics and so-called practical people. I wanted every young American to say to themselves, 'I could be one of those 13,000. I could be a pioneer. I need to study science and math and engineering. I need to learn how to be a technician. I can be a part of building a bigger, better future.'"
By the daughter of Jupiter and Latona, Diana, heavenly, divine, the goddess of the hunt and moon and birthing, she of the wild animals and woodland, she having the power to talk to the animals, I have found my candidate.
Newt, far seer, culture bringer, far darting defender of American and all its allies, large and small, he the thinker of the many large thoughts, historian, legislator, slimmy lobbyist, its you, Newt!
Gingrich 2012!!
When we have 13,000 Americans living on the moon, they can petition to become a state
By God Yes!
YES!!!The more I think on it the more I love that idea.
The moon as an American state.
This is a continuation of the old LBJ tradition - "I don't want to go to bed by the light of a communist moon."
I imagine myself out in northern Nevada, early night, the moon, huge, rising slowly, crawling up a ridge line of mountains.
That's my moon I think to myself. A slight tune, a melody of desire, and remembrance, comes to my mind, and I think, how the pioneers that came to this waste place, northern Nevada, land of snow capped mountains, this wasn't enough for them, their descendents are now aloft, up there, on the American Moon.
I unpack my telescope, I am going to wave.....when I focus on my countrymen."Mitt's firm belief in unlimited corporate campaign donations is what first got me really excited," said 48-year-old pipe fitter David Flores, adding that another reason he joined "Romney Nation" was because he found it "pretty cool" that Romney pays a lower income tax rate than he does. "Money is speech—that's what the First Amendment is all about. Finally, there's a candidate who speaks directly to me."
RomneyMania Sweeps America
Well, really, do you like the sound of "Corporations are people, my friends." or Newt's "The moon can be the 51st state!"
The choice is clear.Well expresed -
Isabela2 Yesterday 11:07 PM
I always will vote, for the candidate who will be the best for the country. But this election is not like the others. I was in 2008, a democrat. The reason, I change my party, from democrat to Independent. I don't want no party to think and choose for me.. I knew in 2008, that 0bama will be a disaster for all of us, because I study and searched his past. i didn't trust him from the minute I saw him. So, i voted for McCain. I knew he will loose. I don't know why he wanted to be president when, even his own shadow scared him. Same thing is happening with Romney. I just don't have any confidence that he will be the " people's" president and not the RINO'S. I will vote for Gingrich. I know 0bama will play as dirty as he ever did in his life. I know also, that Gingrich will use the same tactics, without be frighten by him. The situation our Country is, We need somebody like Gingrich, he won't be afraid to stand up against 0bama. I'm sure of that.
:)At that point Barak leaned forward and said with the utmost solemnity: "And if a nuclear Iran covets and occupies some gulf state, who will liberate it? The bottom line is that we must deal with the problem now."
"The Iranian regime will be several times more dangerous if it has a nuclear device in its hands," he went on. "One that it could bring into the United States. It is not for nothing that it is establishing bases for itself in Latin America and creating links with drug dealers on the U.S.-Mexican border. This is happening in order to smuggle ordnance into the United States for the carrying out of terror attacks. Imagine this regime getting nuclear weapons to the U.S.-Mexico border and managing to smuggle it into Texas, for example. This is not a far-fetched scenario."
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The Boston Bruins take on the San Jose Sharks Thursday night in the first of two games between the teams and San Jose's lone visit to TD Garden.
The Bruins (6-2) will be taking on a Sharks team that's shown no shortage of offense through nine games, leading the league with a ridiculous 40 goals (six more than runner up Toronto) en route to the league's best record (8-0-1).
For their part, Boston has won its last three games – all on the road, most recently having run over the Buffalo Sabres 5-2 Wednesday night. The win came at a cost however, as winger Loui Eriksson suffered a concussion on a blind shot in the third period by Sabres henchman John Scott. Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli issued a statement Thursday stating that Eriksson has been diagnosed with a concussion and will be out indefinitely. Eriksson had stayed behind in Buffalo for medical evaluation Wednesday night but returned to Boston on Thursday. Through eight games, the 28-year-old has posted a plus/minus of 3, with two goals and an assist.
With Eriksson out of the lineup, look for Jordan Caron to see his first action since the B's took on the Florida Panthers October 17.
The shot on Eriksson came with the Bruins up 4-2, before defenseman Dougie Hamilton sealed the deal with his second goal of the season. Hamilton takes on his brother Freddie tonight, as the elder Hamilton was recalled by the Sharks earlier in the week. The 21-year-old center made his NHL debut on October 21 in Detroit.


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The pilot of an ill-fated helicopter had just refueled and was taking off from Corona Municipal Airport when the accident happened, federal crash investigators say.
James Bechler died at the scene of the fiery 11:08 p.m. wreck Nov. 25 at the airportâs fuel pumps.
This 61-year-old Long Beach resident was the owner of the four-seat Robinson R-44. He held a commercial helicopter rating.
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âWitnesses reported hearing the helicopter engine running, then a bang followed by an explosion,â according to the National Transportation Safety Boardâs preliminary report. âFueling records indicated that the pilot added 40.6 gallons of 100 (octane) aviation fuel about 15 minutes before the accident.
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Beer here. The Rubber City Beer Fest, the third annual beer tasting organized by the Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) homebrewing club, will be from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Lock 3 in downtown Akron. There will be more than 30 Ohio breweries and meaderies. Some of the breweries and meaderies participating include Aqueduct, Brew Kettle, Butcher and the Brewer, Canton, Crafted Artisan, Great Lakes, Hansa, HiHO, Hoppin' Frog, Maize Valley, R. Shea and Thirsty Dog. There will also be food trucks and live music. Tickets are $33. For more details or to buy tickets, go to: tinyurl.com/zg4asr8.


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Sunday, December 21, 2008
Posted by joey at 7:04 AM
Labels: Gardener's prayer, Solstice - Hubbard Lake, winter solstice photo
12 comments:
- Karen - An Artist's Garden said...
Joey, A lovely prayer.
Solstice blessings
K - Sunday, December 21, 2008
- perennialgardener said...
Cool picture Joey! How did you do that?
- Sunday, December 21, 2008
- Muddy Boot Dreams said...
Maybe it is all the snow, maybe it is the bitter cold. But this is a hard winter for us gardeners....
I love that prayer!
Jen - Sunday, December 21, 2008
- Ann said...
Hey Joey,
Last night I DID break out the vodka, put another log on the fire and enjoyed your Snow Storm Martini. MMMMMMM Good and Cozy!!
Here is a gift for you to cozy up to:
Snow Angel
Rim two martini glasses with coarse sugar
Fill shaker halfway with ice and add 2 ozs. each of chocolate vodka, white creme de cacao, Irish liqueur and l oz orange liqueur. Shake well, strain into prepared glasses and top with chocolate curls. Enjoy!
Stay warm;)
Ann - Sunday, December 21, 2008
- marmee said...
hope live within the sun, very nice quote. i need my share of sunshine for sure. love your image.
dear joey have yourself a merry little christmas! - Sunday, December 21, 2008
- Thanks For 2 Day said...
hey joey...HOW, praytell, did you do this?????????????? jan
- Sunday, December 21, 2008
- Patsi said...
Good reminder !
Might have seeds to plant.
No sunshine here....just rain.
Enjoy the season. - Sunday, December 21, 2008
- Rose said...
Joey, I usually think of this quote from Shelley around February, but with the fierce winter weather we have had so far this December, I think we need to remember it now!
Love all your photos; Michigan does indeed look like a picture postcard. We have had more ice than snow lately. I wouldn't mind a little snow for Christmas, but most of all I hope everyone can travel to their destinations for Christmas. - Sunday, December 21, 2008
- Naturegirl said...
Beautiful haunting image of old man winter and today he is officially here!Man did he leave a blast here!
- Sunday, December 21, 2008
- Linda Lunda said...
I hope you will have a ....
Linda - Monday, December 22, 2008
- Marysol said...
I'm completely enthralled by this picture, or rather, art.
Best wishes for a very Happy Christmas, my friend. - Monday, December 22, 2008
- Catherine said...
Love the Shelley quote! And love the photo~fantastic Joey!
Cat - Saturday, December 27, 2008


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I don't use storyboards, I just listen to the music.
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I usually use about 3 or 4 songs per movie, all from different sources. This one has 6.
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