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New addition to our family in February
First of all, I'm not pregnant. 40 and pregnant would not be funny especially when the boys are this close to graduating and starting their own lives. That would NOT be funny at all.
Instead, we're adding a sweet little fluffybutt to our family in February. Another Corgi girl...
We're pretty excited and can't wait to hear barking round these parts again. Its been a little over two years since sweet Mavis left us and we're finally ready for another furry friend. The countdown has begun.
BTW, local peeps: Anyone use a vet in Salem? Not sure I can go back Mavis' vet because of the memories. Might need to suck it up though because they were/are very kind, pet loving people.
I'm still alive though I don't blog much. I don't get many comments or clicks from the blog so I'm not sure anyone reads it anymore. If you want to keep up with what I'm doing daily, look me up on Twitter - theindigomuse . If you haven't already joined Indigomuse's Fiber Workshop, stop by for a visit and register today. January's online knitting workshop offerings and registration information is on the front page.
I've done a bit of spinning, loads of knitting and a bunch of designing. Here are a few of projects that have come off the needles recently...
If you click on the pictures, you'll get more details. I'm not even going to whinge about family, reminisce about the holidays and gab about much of anything self indulgent because I'd rather the energy be positively focused on the people of Haiti. The Yarn Harlot is sending up the knit signal and calling knitters to give again. Anything you can give is appreciated. Together, we can make a difference. Kiss your loved ones and tell your friends and family you love them. Today is all we have. Tomorrow is promised to no one. (((hugs)))


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I love my glittery plaque – when I put the lights on at night the glitter goes bonkers; it's like having a disco in a frame! Oh yes, in case you were wondering – she made the frame too!
If you'd like to read more about how Soo made it here's the link.
Thanks Soo!

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Wilkins Helps Rescue Drowning Manby Howard Hewitt • May 19, 2008 Share:
Mark Wieneke, a 21-year-old Lafayette man, could not have been luckier Saturday. Wabash Assistant Professor of Art Kristen Wilkins and her partner Jaysen Harris happened to be nearby at Fort Ouiatenon when Wieneke was struggling for his life in the rushing waters of the Wabash River.
But Wieneke's luck wasn't just that someone was nearby who could help, both Wilkins and Harris had swimming in their backgrounds. Wilkins was a certified lifeguard as recently as 2004. Harris was a former water polo player.
Wieneke, 21, had been fishing with a friend in the late afternoon near the historic fort. The boat broke free from its dock and the two men floated downstream. Unable to control the small boat, they jumped into the water. Wieneke's friend made it safely to shore, but he did not.
It was about that time Wilkins and Harris arrived at the park for a social outing and noticed an empty boat floating downstream. Within moments they heard cries for help prompting Harris to enter the swift moving Wabash. He got to Wieneke but had to reach down into the water to pull him up. The undercurrents were pulling him and the victim down.
"Then it appeared that Jaysen was losing his grip on the guy so I jumped in too," Wilkins explained. "I noticed there were some low tree branches and we grabbed a hold of those."
Wilkins then took the man from Harris and flipped him onto his back against her chest to keep him afloat. He was semi-conscious initially, but slowly regaining his senses.
A small crowd of spectators gathered near the shore some 12 feet away, Wilkins said. She urged them to look for rope and call police. Eventually someone found a life preserver that the couple managed to get onto Wieneke. They waited about 15 minutes in the water for emergency help to arrive.
"The river was really rushing, deep and cold," Wilkins said Monday. "It felt like there were down currents which really surprised me."
Wilkins was a high school swimmer growing up in Glendora, California, and described herself as someone who often finds herself in similar situations. "I'm one of those people who tend to crawl inside wrecked cars," she said laughing.
She had been near accidents before but never anything quite like Saturday's incident. Wilkins was later told that the river was 12 feet deep at the shore, two feet above flood stage.
A Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Deputy told the Lafayette Journal Courier that Wieneke would have drowned had it not been for the couple's efforts.


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- Prosolve Torre de EspecialidaesThe Hospital Manuel Gea Gonzalez is used to helping Mexico City's sick, but the new façade of the Torre de Especialidades is also helping the environment. A hive-like double skinned façade made of Elegant Embellishments' prosolve370e modules has been installed to help clean up the city's polluted air. The decorative façade is both functional and fashionable, helping to soak up air pollution and creating a better quality of life.1
- Prosolve Torre de EspecialidaesThe lacey façade was inspired by quasicrystal patterns, resulting in a white geometric shade that covers the front of the building.2
- Prosolve Torre de EspecialidaesSpanning almost 27,00 square feet, the cleansing screen stretches across the Avenida San Fernando arterial at the one end of the hospital.3
- Prosolve Torre de EspecialidaesMexico City is a densely populated, heavily trafficked city, with many older cars on the road which yield higher carbon emissions, making it an ideal place to reap the benefits of a cleansing façade.4
- Prosolve Torre de EspecialidaesThe ornate double skin was designed by Prosolve, and chosen for its anti-microbial and de-polluting properties that also create a beautiful statement of design.5
- Prosolve Torre de EspecialidaesProsolve tiles are coated with superfine titanium dioxide, which fights pollution when activated by ambient daylight. When installed near heavy traffic or on building facades, the tiles help to neutralize emissions and other toxins, stopping them dead in their tracks. A network of the tiles not only helps to cleanse the air entering their host buildings, but also the air in the urban setting.6
- Prosolve Torre de EspecialidaesAside from acting as an incredible urban air filter, the prosolve370e skin acts as a natural light filtration system and solar gain blocker for the interior of the Hospital Manuel Gea Gonzalez, effectively saving the hospital's energy bill for climate control and light.7


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Jabari Parker's Skill Set Reminiscent of Versatile Past Duke StarsPosted by Brad Jenkins on October 21st, 2013
Countdown to Craziness, Duke's version of Midnight Madness, was held before a packed Cameron Indoor Stadium on Friday night. The evening featured a variety of entertainment, but the feature act was the much anticipated debut of Jabari Parker in a Duke uniform in front of a real crowd. Just two days prior, the ACC media had voted Parker to the 2013-14 preseason All-ACC team along with another new Blue Devil, transfer Rodney Hood. Parker was also the near-unanimous choice as preseason ACC Rookie of the Year. At least for now, the player may match the hype. The scrimmage part of the night consisted of two highly competitive 15-minute periods of play that were called halves but were in reality two mini-games. Some players played for the White team in the first session and switched to Blue for the second. Unlike some other schools, though, Duke chose to make these open scrimmages as game-like as possible. Real NCAA officials worked the games and the result was an intense scrimmage with fouls called at an alarming rate. The official box score reflects combined stats for both sessions and it shows that Parker was the star of the scrimmage with 24 points and 12 rebounds with zero turnovers. The unquestioned highlight of the night was Parker running down an offensive rebound, spinning and going baseline for a reverse slam right over and through Josh Hairston and Marshall Plumlee.
As much as we like to make player comparisons within top programs, Duke hasn't had anyone exactly like Parker — especially as a freshman — in a long time. Probably the closest match might be a mixture of the talents of Grant Hill and Luol Deng. Like Hill, Parker handles the ball like a guard and sees the court well, but he doesn't quite have the two-time national champion's outstanding athleticism. An area to watch with Parker's offense will be shot selection; he missed all three of his attempts from deep and two of those were forced step-back jumpers that were not close. It was exactly 10 years ago that Deng arrived at Duke with the size and versatility to play both inside or out, and Parker already shows that same type of wing flexibility. Given Duke's current roster, look for Parker to primarily be a post defender. He spent almost the entire scrimmage guarding 6'11" Marshall Plumlee, the only true post man that Duke has this year. When he did guard the wing he moved his feet well and made himself tough to beat. He already appears to have a good grasp of Duke's help team defense, but that aggressiveness also exposed a possible crucial concern of foul trouble. Parker was whistled for four fouls in the first stanza, and after some adjustments in the second session, he committed only one more foul on the night. But it is definitely something to keep an eye on.


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Long-awaited return to hill 'all good' for Danks
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Before John Danks took the mound for his Cactus League debut Monday, before he gave up a long first-inning home run to Joaquin Arias on a 1-2 hanging changeup, Jake Peavy presented the media with the only postgame question that should be brought to the left-hander's attention.
"How do you feel?" said a smiling Peavy. "That's the most important question, really the only question that I could imagine being asked."
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Before John Danks took the mound for his Cactus League debut Monday, before he gave up a long first-inning home run to Joaquin Arias on a 1-2 hanging changeup, Jake Peavy presented the media with the only postgame question that should be brought to the left-hander's attention.
"How do you feel?" said a smiling Peavy. "That's the most important question, really the only question that I could imagine being asked."
Danks made his first trip to the mound since a four-inning rehab start for Triple-A Charlotte on June 12 in Columbus, Ohio. It was his first appearance against Major League hitters since he hurled 6 1/3 scoreless innings on May 19 at Wrigley Field.
And it was his official test drive after Aug. 6 arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder. In between, there was extensive rehab work and three live batting-practice sessions and two bullpen sessions once he arrived in Arizona.
Aside from Arias' homer, Danks gave up Kensuke Tanaka's single to lead off the third as the culmination of an eight-pitch at-bat. He didn't strike out or walk anyone, throwing 27 of his 35 pitches for strikes over two-plus innings and hitting between 85 to 89 mph.
But let's get to the most important inquiry of the afternoon: How did Danks feel?
"All good," Danks said with a broad smile. "The test will be tomorrow and the next day. So far, so good.
"You know, I mean, as I was going back out there for the second and third innings, I didn't feel like I was losing anything. If anything, it was starting to come to me a little bit. It has been a positive day."
Monday's focus was fastball and changeup command, with Danks throwing only a handful of offspeed pitches. He threw three changeups to Arias in that first at-bat and joked that if he would have offered up the changeup to Arias he threw in the next at-bat to Cole Gillespie, he might have emerged unscathed from this outing.
Again, the results weren't nearly as crucial as the process for Danks, who really took his most significant step in the recovery. The next goal to achieve, according to Danks, will come long before his first projected big league start.
"This is the first hurdle," Danks said. "Obviously the couple of weeks leading up to this was important. But the first game, get that out of the way and we really start focusing on the pitching side of things. Just excited to get back out there and see what kind of improvements I can make from now.
"I was very happy with my control, the fact that I was able to throw strikes and make them put the ball in play. I kind of lucked out a little bit, for the most part they were swinging. But in the deeper counts, I was able to stay aggressive and make them hit my pitch."
Brandon Belt stood as the Giants' only everyday player in the lineup at Camelback Ranch. Arias, Brett Pill and Hector Sanchez are bench options who got the call.
Facing the Giants was the easy part for the 27-year-old hurler, who was limited to nine starts in 2012. On Monday, as Tom Petty once sang, the waiting was the hardest part.
"I'll tell you what, the clock stopped at 11 [a.m.]," said Danks, drawing a laugh from the media. "I felt like I kept looking at the clock, waiting for the game to start. But you know I was glad to get back out there.
"Once I got on the field and started warming up, it felt a little more in my comfort zone. Certainly before the game some butterflies, and like I said just anxiety really to get the game started."
Gordon Beckham offered up Danks a little on-field encouragement before throwing his first pitch to Gary Brown, a tradition the two have followed during the regular season in which Beckham is the last word prior to Danks pitching. Beckham basically told Danks that the team had his back and that the pitcher should be himself.
If Danks is in fact closer to the successful version of himself, where he won at least 12 games, threw at least 195 innings and made at least 32 starts every season from 2008-2010, then the White Sox chances to contend receive a major boost. Peavy, who traveled his own road back after 2010 season-ending surgery to reattach a lat muscle, also warned there could be setbacks along the way.
"We understand in here that it's not the end of the world if something was to happen," Peavy said. "It's just a tiny roadblock in getting back to doing what he did.
"It's amazing that John has had smooth sailing. It has been amazing in watching how good he looks this spring. He's my catch partner and watching the ball come out of his hand on a daily basis has been fun for me. I'm excited for the opportunity that we have in getting him back."
Next up for Danks is a Saturday start at Salt River Fields against Arizona. The main question on that afternoon still would be how Danks feels. It might take another two starts before asking if he's ready for the regular season.
"Obviously it's going to take some time for his mechanics and his arm to come back the way it was," Peavy said. "We all understand that five, six starts down the road in Spring Training he'll be a whole lot better to go out and mix and match his pitches and get outs."
"My main focus was throwing strikes, and I was able to do that," Danks said. "I couldn't have really asked for more."
Scott Merkin is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Merk's Works, and follow him on Twitter @scottmerkin.


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Ronald W. Duncan "Daddy-OH" of Cuba, Mo. passed from this world Thursday, December 13, 2012. He was 75 years, 8 months and 27 days of age.
Ronald Duncan was born in Franklin County on March 6, 1937 to the late William J. and Ethel (Coon) Duncan.
Ronald is survived by his son: Robin Hinson and wife Susan of Rolla, Missouri; two brothers: Neal Duncan of Lonedell, Mo.; Ward Duncan and wife Kathy of Washington, Mo.; two sisters: Maxine Becker of Sedalia and Della Nie and husband Paul of Potosi, Mo.; five granddaughters; one grandson; and eight great-grandchildren. "Daddy-Oh" will be greatly missed by a host of friends and family. All who knew "Daddy-Oh", their lives will be changed by the positive impact he left with us.
Preceding Ronald Duncan in death is his parents: William J. and Ethel (Coon) Duncan; two brothers: Jack and Dennis Duncan.
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Transitioned from Interim to Permanent: July 17, 2014.
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45 CFR 164 Subpart E - Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information
1. Purpose
1.1. East Carolina University's Health Care Components ("ECU Health Care Components") that create or maintain Psychotherapy Notes have a legal duty to maintain and release Psychotherapy Notes in the manner permitted by federal and state laws and regulations. The purpose of this regulation is to define Psychotherapy Notes and describe the manner in which they will be maintained and disclosed, including uses and disclosures between an ECU Health Care Component and other areas of ECU that may receive the disclosed Psychotherapy Notes.
2. Definitions
2.1. Access means an individual's right to inspect and obtain a copy of their PHI.
2.2. Psychotherapy Notes means notes recorded (in any medium) by a health care provider who is a mental health professional documenting or analyzing the contents of conversation during a private counseling session or a group, joint, or family counseling session and that are separated from the rest of the individual's medical record.
2.2.1. Psychotherapy Notes does not include:
220.127.116.11. Medication prescription and monitoring;
188.8.131.52. Counseling session start and stop times;
126.96.36.199. The modalities and frequencies of treatment furnished;
22.214.171.124. Results of clinical tests; and
22.214.171.124. Any summary of the following items: diagnosis, functional status, the treatment plan, symptoms, prognosis, and progress to date.
3. Policy
3.1. ECU Health Care Components will comply with all Federal and State laws and regulations regarding the use and disclosure of Psychotherapy Notes. Psychotherapy Notes are not considered part of the designated record set and are kept separate from the individual's official record. They are not available for patient Access except by the authority of the individual who created the note. Psychotherapy notes will not be disclosed to anyone without a valid authorization and the concurrence of the author of the note.
4. Exceptions to Obtaining an Authorization
4.1. The following circumstances do not require an authorization:
4.1.1. To carry out the following treatment, payment, or health care operations:
188.8.131.52. Use by the originator of the Psychotherapy Notes for treatment
18.104.22.168. Use or disclosure by an ECU Health Care Component for its own training programs in which students, trainees, or practitioners in mental health learn under supervision to practice or improve their skills in group, joint, family, or individual counseling; or
184.108.40.206. Use or disclosure by an ECU Health Care Component to defend itself in a legal action or other proceeding brought by the individual
4.1.2. A use or disclosure to the Department of Health and Human Services to investigate and determine compliance with the privacy rule
4.1.3. A use or disclosure that is required by law and the use or disclosure complies with and is limited to the relevant requirements of such law.
184.108.40.206. An ECU Health Care Component must meet the requirements for uses or disclosures required by law in the following circumstances:
220.127.116.11.1. Disclosures about victims of abuse, neglect or domestic violence;
18.104.22.168.2. Disclosures for judicial and administrative proceedings; or
18.104.22.168.3. Disclosures for law enforcement purposes.
4.1.4. A use or disclosure to a health oversight agency with respect to the oversight of the originator of the Psychotherapy Notes.
4.1.5. A use or disclosure to a coroner or medical examiner for the purpose of identifying a deceased person, determining a cause of death, or other duties as authorized by law
4.1.6. A use or disclosure, consistent with applicable law and standards of ethical conduct, if an ECU Health Care Component, in good faith, believes the use or disclosure:
220.127.116.11. Is necessary to prevent or lessen a serious and imminent threat to the health or safety of a person or the public; and
184.108.40.206. Is to a person or persons reasonably able to prevent or lessen the threat, including the target of the threat.
5. Procedure
5.1. Individual Request for Use or Disclosure of Psychotherapy Notes.
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Allow us to return, for a fleeting moment, to a more genteel era: When mustachioed butlers were burned at the stake of public ridicule (Emily Post Part I). When the color of a footman's livery was not generally described as "cirrhosis" (Emily Post Part II). When one minded one's Ps and Qs rather than burped them. Yes, dear gentlefolk, it is time once more to allow Mrs. Emily Post to conduct us to that bygone era via her 1942 Blue Book of etiquette. In this chapter, we learn how to attempt domestication of the most elusive, feral servant breed of all – the savage chauffeur.
First off, how can the chauffeur be discerned from other servant species? Mrs. Post helpfully distinguishes their behavioral tendencies, "The position of the chauffeur differs from that of the other servants in two respects. The first is that he has no regular days out."
(This accounts for the particularly dour, loathing, hostile tendencies of chauffeurs throughout the world. The real mark of a great lady of the house is channeling this burning, homicidal rage into efficient, obsessive car polishing.)
The chauffeur's habitat also sets the breed apart: "Second, he usually finds (and pays for) his own board and lodging."
(This accounts for all those fellows with signs standing outside Wal-Mart advertising their requests rather than walking inside said department store to procure a job application. Having already procured a position, they must at least pretend they do not chug Jim Beam and slumber in their masters' cars while off duty.)
As to the chauffeur's eating habits: "Sometimes a single man eats with the servants in the kitchen, but this is not usual."
This is not usual, as chauffeurs are social creatures who gather for communal readings of Motor Trend magazine and feast in large packs on the flesh of puppies and virgins. If maintained singly in captivity, the chauffeur should be confined to the outdoors and held in check by chains applied to the hands and feet, taking care that the chains coordinate with the livery of the outside footmen.
Though with that said, let it never be uttered that Mrs. Post is heartless: "Sometimes, too, there may be a room over the garage or perhaps a whole apartment – especially above a garage that has been converted from a stable – in which he and his family may live."
We say "especially above a garage that has been converted from a stable" since it reminds the chauffeur and his genetic derivatives of the level of esteem in which they are held by the lady and gentleman of the house. Specifically, it is the level of esteem that is shared only with the dung of the master's and mistress's late horses. Remember the golden rule of the well-appointed house: An ounce of bourgeoisie suppression is worth a pound of proletariat uprising.
(There is presently a spirited disagreement among the well-to-do as to whether the chauffer should be taught to read. On the one hand, it will not do for a menial servant to start getting ideas in his little head – ideas like "minimum wage" and "women's suffrage." But on the other hand, while there is little difference between a Rolls Royce and the U.S.S. Monitor, it's considered poor form to batter one's way through a four-way stop because the chauffer hasn't the foggiest idea what the red hexagon is trying to convey.)
Mrs. Post continues, "His duties are irregular, sometimes extremely so. In a large family, particularly where there are half-grown or grown daughters, a chauffeur's life can be inhumanly strenuous."
The footman bet the butler five bucks that the chauffeur is one late night pick-up of the grown daughter from parking that Rolls on her foot.
Of course, "certain humane as well as very rich employers have two chauffeurs who drive in alternate shifts."
But the majority of good society knows that this practice is very silly indeed, as it implies chauffeurs are real people. Though, perhaps there is some value to it in the ability to take one chauffeur out back and humanely dispose of him should his performance not be up to par. For example, if he forgets the following:
"No chauffer ever carries a robe on his arm as a footman does when waiting at the door for his employer. Properly, the lap robe is laid in deep full-length folds on the far side of the seat. As soon as the occupants have taken their places the chauffeur reaches across and, holding the edge of the fold, draws it toward him across their laps."
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Friday, April 07, 2006
A bit of colour: stuffed peppers
The amount of mushrooms and spinach is approximate and depends on how large are your peppers and how stuffed you like your stuffed peppers:)
A very easy, healthy and tasty recipe - feel free to use more chilli for an extra kick.
Pointed red peppers stuffed with spinach & mushrooms
(Täidetud paprikad seentega)
Serves 2
2 large pointed red peppers (Romano peppers)
olive oil
1 garlic clove, chopped
a pinch of chilli flakes
100-200 grams mushrooms, sliced
100-200 grams fresh spinach, washed, drained and roughly chopped
150-200 ml single cream
Cut an indention into the peppers and remove the seeds carefully.
Heat the olive oil, add the garlic and chilli flakes and fry gently for a minute or two.
Add the mushrooms and fry for 2-3 minutes, until mushrooms get some colour.
Throw in the chopped spinach and heat until spinach wilts.
Stir in the cream.
Spoon the filling into the peppers.
Bake at 200˚C for 25-30 minutes, until the pepper is softened to your liking.
Serve with green salad and possibly also some crusty bread.
10 comments:
- Antti said...
Yummy looking - I've been thinking about growing my own chiles, especially for jalapeno poppers. But mushrooms sound wonderful too! Perhaps cheese AND mushrooms...
- 12:55 am, April 07, 2006
- bea at La Tartine Gourmande said...
Lovely recipe Pille. I love this red colour indeed. Calling for summer now!
- 1:22 am, April 07, 2006
- Jasmine said...
They look great! It combines some of my favrourite ingredients :)
- 5:35 am, April 07, 2006
- ilva said...
Pille-that looks delicious! I have been planning to post some stuffed peppers soon too!
- 11:02 am, April 07, 2006
- Alanna said...
Gorgeous color, could dip into that creaminess right now, too!
BTW do try poblanos if you haven't, they're more smoky than hot. I love 'em!
- 4:08 pm, April 07, 2006
- chanit said...
Your stuffed peppers make me hungry ..! thank you ;)
- 10:30 pm, April 07, 2006
- Thredahlia said...
Nii läheb ju kõht tühjaks :P, pealegi meeldivad mulle väga igasugused täidetud piprad, sibulad, rullkõrvitsad... Peab kindlasti proovima.
- 8:47 pm, April 08, 2006
- paz said...
What a nice sounding recipe. I love the way it looks. So nice and colorful! My kind of recipe!
- 2:25 am, April 10, 2006
- Pille said...
Antti - growing your own chillis sounds fun! Re: mushrooms - I think what I like about this fungi-spinach filling that it's a bit different from the more popular mince meat filling. Healthier, too:)
Bea - so I'm not the only one craving for summer? It's nice and sunny here in Edinburgh, but so freezing cold:(
J - glad you like them. I guess I like anything with mushrooms..
Ilva - looking forward to reading about your stuffed peppers - and mouthwatering pictures!
Alanna - I would try poblanos, but haven't seen them fresh here in Scotland. I had them quite a few times in Mexico in September, and you're right, their heat is quite mellow, though still clearly recognisable.
Chanit - I guess that's one of the joyous vices of foodblogs - getting nice ideas and getting hungry:)
Thredalia - täidetud suvikõrvitsatest (väikeseid ümaraid suvikõrvitsalisi ei saa ma kohe kuidagi ju rullkõrvitsaks kutsuda) ja sibulatest olen juba bloginud, nüüd siis paprikad ka kirjas:)
Paz - I thought the bright colours would appeal to you:)
- 1:40 pm, April 11, 2006
- paz said...
LOL, Pille! ;-)
- 9:55 am, April 13, 2006


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The world will have to live with surprise asteroid attacks on the scale of Friday's Russian fireball, at least for a while.
The meteor that exploded over the Russian city of Chelyabinsk without warning Friday (Feb. 15), damaging hundreds of buildings and wounding more than 1,000 people, was caused by a space rock about 50 feet (15 meters) wide, researchers said.
Asteroids of this size are both difficult to detect and incredibly numerous, so it will take a long time for astronomers to find and map out the orbits of all the potentially dangerous ones. Besides, researchers have bigger fish to fry.
"Defending the Earth against tiny asteroids such as the one that passed over Siberia and impacted there is a challenging issue that is something that is not currently our goal," Paul Chodas, a scientist with the Near Earth Object Program Office at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., told reporters Friday (Feb. 15). [Meteor Blast Over Russia Feb. 15: Complete Coverage]
"We are focusing on the larger asteroids first," Chodas added. "They are the ones that are the most hazardous."
Millions of asteroids
In 1998, Congress directed NASA to find all of the near-Earth asteroids at least 0.6 miles (1 kilometer) wide that could pose an impact risk to Earth. Such large space rocks have the potential to end human civilization if they hit us.
NASA met that challenge several years ago, and its scientists have now identified 95 percent of the 980 such mountain-size asteroids thought to be cruising through Earth's neighborhood. Happily, none of the known behemoths pose any threat to our planet for the foreseeable future.
But the outlook isn't so rosy for smaller asteroids.
Observations by NASA's WISE space telescope, for example, suggest that about 4,700 asteroids at least 330 feet (100 m) wide come uncomfortably close to our planet at some point in their orbits. To date, astronomers have detected less than 30 percent of these objects, which could destroy an area the size of a state if they slammed into Earth.
And researchers have spotted less than 1 percent of asteroids at least 130 feet (40 m) wide, according to officials with the B612 Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to predicting and preventing catastrophic asteroid strikes.
Space rocks of this size can cause severe damage on a local scale, as the 1908 "Tunguska Event" shows. That year, a 130-foot-wide object exploded over Siberia's Podkamennaya Tunguska River, flattening roughly 825 square miles (2,137 square km) of forest.
A space rock in this size class gave Earth a close shave Friday. The 150-foot-wide (45 m) asteroid 2012 DA14 — which was just discovered in February 2012 — cruised within 17,200 miles (27,000 km) of our planet, marking the closest approach of such a big space rock that was ever predicted in advance.
Overall, scientists think 1 million or more near-Earth asteroids are lurking out there, and just 9,600 have been identified to date.
Improving the search
Searching near-Earth space in infrared wavelengths is a good way to find potentially hazardous asteroids, Chodas said, and many other scientists agree.
The B612 Foundation, in fact, plans to launch an infrared space telescope called Sentinel to a Venus-like orbit in 2018. From there, the instrument would peer out toward Earth's neighborhood without having to contend with the sun's overwhelming glare.
In less than six years of operation, Sentinel should spot 500,000 near-Earth asteroids, including the few remaining undetected mountain-size space rocks and more than 50 percent of the 130-footers, B612 officials have said. The goal is to find big, dangerous objects several decades before they may hit us, giving humanity enough lead time to mount a deflection mission.
But even if Sentinel lives up to its billing, many thousands of 130-foot asteroids would remain undetected, as would even more objects the size of the Russian fireball's parent body. So we're likely to be caught off guard again, as the people of Chelyabinsk were Friday.
"NASA has recognized that asteroids and meteoroids and orbital debris pose a bigger problem than anybody anticipated decades ago," said Bill Cooke, head of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.
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I agree Grinning Cat - good graphic
The Earth supports life so rare in the universe that it may be the only place so endowed with the elements necessary for human flourishing. If there are other life sustaining planets, we have not found them yet. Looking at the moon and Mars, it is easy to see they have been plummeted over and over again; the reason we know is because they don't have water and vegetation to conceal impacts. Earth surely has as many scars as moon and Mars; as many explosions with the capacity to change life as we know it.
Not only does Earth have life, it has life so abundant and so diverse, we only begin to understand time and space dimensions and life forms. We begin to learn of other dimensions we can't even imagine. The pure joy of seeing those lovely birds with colors too beautiful to describe and behaviors too complex to imitate, and we take it all for granted.
Sun or clouds, warm or cold, exciting or ordinary, each moment counts. Each breath offers a gift far beyond our ability to create. Every sight gives evidence of wonders far greater than anything we can produce. All sounds of hummingbirds and birds provide affirmation of forces in nature that bring pleasure. Awaken all senses to the miracle of being and the capacity to participate in community with others to use these gifts for the flourishing of all. May we use our power to bring justice and peace to the planet.
The question of just how common life is in the universe is one of the most interesting ones science hasn't answered yet.
We know only that we haven't picked up signals from an extraterrestrial intelligence BUT that really doesn't say much; we could detect such signals only from "nearby" in our galaxy (which means most of our own galaxy could be teeming with intelligent life and we'd never know it), and of course our galaxy is one of ten billion or so (an estimate that seems to keep going up) in the observable universe.
With numbers like that I'd find it hard to believe we are unique. I'd find it even harder to believe that life in general--not just intelligent life--is unique.
But we might be effectively unique (as an intelligence) if the other intelligence is far enough away that we can't contact it.
How common is life in general? Even single celled organisms? The answer to that will no doubt hinge on how the life we know about began; if it's a ridiculously easy process (given time), then it's common--if not, then it isn't. Right now we don't know how it happened (except that goddidn'tdoit), and some of the scientists looking into it are deliberately NOT ruling out unlikely chains of events... figuring that an unlikely chain would just mean life is rare in the universe.
But as yet they don't have even one of those.
I hope I live long enough to see answers!
Goddidn'tdoit! That is for sure. With all of evolutionary evidence to examine, we have no reason to be bored with life. Curiosity and inquisitiveness keeps our minds rolling on, even as my body is weary. With quantum physics coming onto the scene, I am grateful to be in on that new adventure.
Right Joan - god didn't do it - but watch the preachers come out and say god is punishing someone for something ... you know the drill. After every disaster the religious folk come out and say that god is punishing someone.
very good questions SteveInCO
"Amen," Joan. Beautiful.
There's an orange dwarf star called Gliese 710 that will pass close to the Sun in about a million years. Not that it would hit anything itself, but it's likely to pass through the Oort Cloud and stir it up, causing comets to collide with the earth and maybe do a lot of damage.
The Russians are already accusing "warmongers" in the U.S. of being the real cause of the damage, by the way. They have their own conspiracy theorists ...
Luara, I wonder how many people believe USA caused the meteor damage? I hope people are joining the "reasoning" club and getting all the benefits of sorting out fact from fiction.
I don't know, that's apparently some of the talk on the street, from an article I read about it.
I wonder how we and the Russian govt do know what it was? I suppose satellites watch the atmosphere?
Kind of scary to think that a meteor strike might make people mad(der) at the U.S.!
I have an emailpal who's a physics grad student in Siberia, I mentioned once we have alot of conspiracy-theory stuff in the U.S. and it makes me wonder how our democracy can work with so many people thinking things like that ... He said there's a lot of 9/11 conspiracy stuff etc. etc. there too. I'm not sure what the main focus is, if it's the govt there or the U.S. govt or what.
Clearly they have readymade demons over there, too.
Good points Luara - I never even thought about conspiracy theories about the meteor.
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1. My kids are getting on my nerves so badly that I wish I could open my closet and escape to Narnia.
2. Some days, the greatest sign of my love for my family is that I refrain from strangling them.
3. I bought my 9-month-old a pair of yoga pants. Apparently neither one of us plans on ever joining polite society again.
4. I eat ice cream out of coffee mugs so that the kids won't notice and I won't have to share.
5. Saw a loaf of bread sold at nearly $6 today, and I suddenly felt really really inspired to learn how to bake my own bread at home. And then I laughed and laughed and laughed like a crazy woman, right there in the bread aisle.
6. My 1-year-old was licking something sticky off the floor. Instead of stopping her, I let her continue because lunch wasn't quite finished and it was keeping her occupied.
7. Why, yes, I did just cuss at my 6-month-old, but he started it by getting up at 4 a.m. for the morning.
8. My son likes to show his toys to his penis. I think it's his best friend. I found myself thinking this morning, "I wish I had that kind of relationship with my vagina." I think I need a hobby.
9. I think I got carpal tunnel from Candy Crush.
10. I pretend to feel bad when my toddler prefers daddy. But secretly, I'm relieved. I like the break.
11. Currently covered in pee. About to give myself a baby wipe bath. Oh the joys of motherhood.
12. My kids all sleep in their underwear because no pajamas means that much less laundry for me to wash and fold.
13. I knew I needed a break when my 2-year-old son threw an empty 5-gallon water jug at me and I could so easily envision myself picking up the jug and chucking it back at him as hard as I could!
14. Inspector Gadget would be super impressed with how far my boobs stretch. If only I could use them to fight crime.
15. I mentally tell my 13-year-old to go fuck herself at least 20 times a day.
16. To hell with tea or coffee, I can't start the day without my vibrator.
17. I can ruin an entire week of exercising and eating well with one day of PMS and access to chocolate.
18. Nothing makes me happier than a $4 bottle of Pinot Grigio.
19. I sucked breast milk from my own nipple. Just wanted to see what all the fuss was about.
20. The dog pees to mark and claim his territory. I use Cajun spices and hot sauce to mark and claim mine.
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By Andrew Osegi '13
Welcome to 2013, Bobcat Nation! On behalf of the university, I hope all students, new and returning, enjoyed the winter holiday.
As we ring in the new year with the spring semester, now is the best time to thaw that lackadaisical frame of mind we've embraced over the break and set our eyes on the future.
In addition to the resolutions you may have set for yourself this year, here are five more every Texas State student should consider:
- Pass all classes. This resolution is a no-brainer; however, you will definitely need to use your brain to accomplish it. The primary reason for enrolling at a higher education institution is to gain an education that will propel you through life. Although it's questionable whether or not grades accurately gauge learning capability, the effort you put in is reflected in your grades. Future employers, future schools and parents alike will look at your transcript to determine your success in the classroom. Hit the books hard this semester so you wont have to make excuses for any embarrassing grades in the future.
- Meet new people/network. The start of the new semester also signifies the start of new relationships. With students back in study mode, the energy on campus beckons person-to-person engagement. Get out there and meet new people! Yes, be cheery and make new friends, but keep your future in mind as you meet new professionals as well. Professors and work authorities can prove to be a powerful asset when it comes to references and letters of recommendation. Network in person and online if possible. Consider professionalizing your LinkedIn, Twitter and other social media accounts.
- Start thinking ahead. Texas State is an outstanding university known for its beauty and passionate community, but what comes after graduation? Remember in high school when teachers asked you "Where will you be in five years?" I implore you, no matter what your classification, give some thought to the future. Will you take time off from school and start working immediately? Will you apply for graduate school? Or will you explore other options? No matter what your answer, planning ahead will transform your goals into reality. Career Services on the 5th floor of LBJ offers advisors to help with your post-graduation journey.
- Take advantage of opportunities. Now is the time to act! The Texas State campus is loaded with departments and student organizations dedicated to enhancing the student experience. Look into Texas State's Study Abroad program or its 27 different sport clubs. Apply to join student-run media like the University Star or KTSW. Internships and student jobs are updated on a daily basis on Jobs4Cats, not to mention the various job fairs that come to campus every semester. Don't miss out on the limitless opportunities Texas State offers its students.
- Work hard, play hard. It's undeniable that the average student will be presented with challenges, big and small, throughout his or her time on campus, and success is never a sure thing. That's why it is important for all students to put forth their best effort in everything they do. Studying, job hunting, résumé editing, achieving your goals and following your dreams require 100 percent of your effort and dedication. Yes, celebrate your achievements, but never lose sight of how far a concentrated work ethic can take you.
I hope these resolutions can help my fellow Bobcats, or any other college student, on their journey to graduation and beyond.


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Students at Thomas Marks Elementary School in Wilson have been busy collecting nonperishable food items to donate to the Care and Share Food Pantry.
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Some of today's softball games have been canceled due to cold temperatures.Bokoshe's season-opening softball game at Cameron was postponed Monday due to not only cold weather but poor field conditions. Cameron coach Roy Butler said he was going to try to reschedule the game.Today's three-game festival with Wister and Talihina at Pocola has been canceled due to cold weather. The games have not be rescheduled.This afternoon's Heavener softball games have been canceled.The host team for today's action, Sallisaw-Central, had to back out due to a funeral.The other team involved, Roland, did not want to play. Heavener coach Rodale Sanders said his team may try to play Roland on Friday.


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Read about how to control costs during an FCPA internal investigation in this article's online exclusive.
In 1977, President Carter signed the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) into law to outlaw the bribery of foreign government officials by the private sector. And then … nothing happened. Not for a while, anyway. The government brought cases here and there, but the statute effectively lay dormant for years. After three-and-a-half decades and several expansions, that of course has changed.
In the past decade, the government's enforcement of the FCPA has ballooned. The regime is substantial and aggressive enough that now U.S. companies doing any sort of business overseas—and even foreign companies with ties to U.S. securities markets and foreign government officials themselves—are well aware of the risks they face if a company executive or employee is found to have bribed a foreign official. And as the U.S. government has fought corruption, it has raised awareness of the FCPA in other countries, many of which have enacted and now enforce their own anti-bribery laws and have signed on to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD) Anti-Bribery Convention to indicate their commitment to implementing and enforcing anti-bribery laws and regulations.
"Our partners around the world are doing so much more than ever before, and I like to think it's because of the leadership the U.S. has shown, but … if regulators and prosecutors get involved in complementary regulatory regimes in different countries, it is in fact going to be even more affirming for each of the respective countries—they'll help one another," says Lanny Breuer, who stepped down as head of the Department of Justice's (DOJ) Criminal Division on March 1 and rejoined his former law firm, Covington & Burling. (At press time the division's next assistant attorney general had not yet been appointed.) Eight of the 10 largest FCPA penalties in history were doled out on Breuer's watch. Although some critics may grumble that his division's approach to FCPA enforcement was either too lenient or overbroad, the uptick during his tenure in enforcement and awareness of anti-bribery provisions in the U.S. and abroad is undeniable.
Breuer's not just patting himself on the back on the U.S. leadership front: An October 2011 article by Sarah Kaczmarek and Abraham Newman in the journal "International Organization" asserted a strong statistical connection between U.S. prosecutors employing the extraterritorial reach of the FCPA to other countries and those countries going on to implement and enforce their own national policies. Last year, the general counsel of Siemens AG—the German company that paid $800 million, still the record, to settle FCPA charges in 2008—told the New York Times that the case "woke up a lot of people in Europe."
A Helpful Handbook
Along with his division's contributions to raising awareness, Breuer is most proud of the November 2012 joint DOJ-Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) FCPA guidance document, written with input from the State and Commerce Departments.
"I'm very proud of it. We dedicated a year to providing the guidance," he says. "I don't think the department has ever taken on that kind of an obligation before."
The guidance is a 130-page compendium of the government's take on applying the FCPA and handling its enforcement. It offers advice on a broad number of FCPA-related topics: What's a foreign official? What kind of gifts and entertainment expenses are considered proper? How does successor liability work in the M&A context?
The guidance includes some insight into the government's view of what constitutes a robust compliance program for purposes of government credit. As numerous government officials have stated, the government's goal is to create a "culture of compliance" amongst companies, not just to encourage a written program.
Without naming the company, the guidance cites the example of Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. Former Morgan Stanley Managing Director Garth Peterson was charged with FCPA violations, but after an investigation, the government declined to prosecute the company because of its "robust compliance program and good faith enforcement of it." The compliance program included extensive FCPA training, and extensive due diligence on transactions and parties with which it carried them out. Morgan Stanley also cooperated with the investigation and, notably, self-reported the violation once it was discovered.
"Many people are wondering how they can obtain the benefit of a compliance program," says William Sullivan, former assistant U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia. Sullivan now is partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman. "[There's the] understanding that while it doesn't operate as an affirmative defense, a good compliance program is certainly a mitigator. … The issue is, can you really only get the benefit of a robust compliance defense through a voluntary disclosure?"
The debate is part of an ongoing discussion in the legal and business communities about how companies can best evaluate their options when it comes to deferred prosecution agreements (DPAs) and nonprosecution agreements (NPAs), deals in which authorities give companies credit for self-reporting, cooperation in investigations and self-remediation.
Self-Reporting and the SEC
When a company uncovers a potential FCPA violation, the decision of whether to self-report can be fraught. Many decide that self-reporting is the best way to mitigate any damage, but in recent years, the pendulum has swung the other way. Many companies are unsure of whether they would get credit sufficient enough to report a potential violation that authorities might never discover on their own. And then there is the issue of the SEC.
The vast majority of the FCPA-related DOJ enforcement actions are resolved with NPAs and DPAs. In contrast, the SEC entered into its first-ever FCPA-related NPA in a deal with Ralph Lauren Corp. announced April 22. The SEC's enforcement arm gained the authority to enter into such agreements in 2010 and has entered into only one DPA, in a May 2011 deal.
"The DOJ has been giving nonprosecution agreements for a while, but given the DOJ and SEC's dual enforcement powers, you would sometimes see people self-reporting to the DOJ and then the SEC coming in and deciding not to do a nonprosecution agreement and instead bringing charges," says Stephen Miller, a member of Cozen O'Connor and former federal prosecutor in the Southern District of New York (SDNY) and the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
This first-time NPA from the SEC is "a signal to the business community that there really is a benefit to self-reporting," he says.
Ralph Lauren discovered bribes that a subsidiary paid to government officials in Argentina in the course of an internal review and reported the activity to the SEC within two weeks. In addition to self-reporting, the SEC credits the company with "extensive, thorough, and real-time cooperation … [that] saved the agency substantial time and resources." The SEC also gave credit to Ralph Lauren for its "significant remedial measures," such as establishing a comprehensive new compliance program throughout its operations. And significantly, Ralph Lauren ceased its operations in Argentina. As part of the NPA, it will disgorge more than $700,000 in illicit profits and interest connected to the bribes, and in a parallel DOJ NPA, it will pay a penalty of more than $800,000.
"The NPA in this matter makes clear that we will confer substantial and tangible benefits on companies that respond appropriately to violations and cooperate fully with the SEC," George Canellos said in the SEC release announcing the deal. Canellos and Andrew Ceresney were named co-directors of the SEC's Division of Enforcement the day the Ralph Lauren NPA became public, and the SEC's new chairman, Mary Jo White, was sworn in April 10. Statements surrounding the Ralph Lauren action suggest the new regime plans to make use of its relatively new enforcement tools.
"The SEC had to put in place and vet a procedure that would allow them to pursue this middle ground," says Robertson Park, a partner in Murphy & McGonigle and 20-year veteran of the DOJ Criminal Division's Fraud Section. "Now that it's in place, I suspect we'll see more regular, routine use of nonprosecution and deferred prosecution agreements with the SEC's joint resolutions going forward."
The debate over self-reporting remains unsettled. Although Ralph Lauren got the benefit of the NPA, it still was required to investigate all 95 of its subsidiaries for a problem that arose from one or two rogue actors in a single subsidiary.
"They might have done just as well by handling it internally—taking care of it, revamping their compliance program, firing the wrongdoers and moving on," Sullivan says. "It's an open topic of discussion today."
An Individual Focus
Although Morgan Stanley escaped prosecution due to its compliance program, its former managing director was sentenced in August 2012 to nine months in prison—one victory in the government's stated intention to bring more FCPA cases against individuals, not just the companies for which they work. Around 2007 to 2008, there was a sharp increase in the number of FCPA cases the DOJ and SEC brought against individuals.
"From the government's perspective, there's no question that over the past four years there was a focus on prosecuting not just companies but individuals … I'm quite confident that will continue," says Breuer. Under his leadership, the DOJ convicted a record three dozen individuals for FCPA-related offenses.
Park sees the focus on individuals as the next step in a natural progression: First, authorities made FCPA criminal enforcement a central priority, and the increased effort to go after individuals is "part of the maturing of the whole FCPA enterprise," he says.
Why? Cases against individuals are clearly the best deterrent to bribery.
"Nobody in the corporate world likes to pay a big fine, but it almost becomes a cost of doing business. But you throw a couple of executives in jail in the U.S.—that's going to catch people's attention in a much more significant way than a $100 million fine," says David Raskin, a partner at Clifford Chance and a former assistant U.S. attorney in the SDNY. One of Raskin's last acts as an assistant U.S. attorney was heading the investigation that led to the December 2011 indictment of several Siemens executives.
However, bringing cases against individuals is much harder for the government for one main reason: The individuals fight back. "The DOJ wanted to bring these cases, but it wasn't up for it. They didn't have the guns to carry out what are very, very difficult cases against individuals who are fighting for their lives," one former prosecutor says. Then when the government did start to ramp up its focus on individuals, it faced a string of notable failures. "It was one disaster after another," as one lawyer describes it. In the so-called Africa Sting, which ensnared 22 people for FCPA violations, a judge dismissed most of the case before a jury handed out acquittals on the remaining charges. The DOJ touted the convictions it won against Lindsey Manufacturing Co.'s president and CFO—but a judge later threw them out for government misconduct in the investigation and trial, and the DOJ went on to drop its appeal in the case.
The government has also seen success, "certainly in convincing individuals to plead guilty, and there are some notable cases set for or approaching trial," says Hogan Lovells Partner Peter Spivack, a former federal prosecutor in the Central District of California.
In one FCPA case against an individual executive, his defense lawyers are aiming for a judgment in federal appeals court that could revamp the government's treatment of the statute. (It's worth noting that because cases against individuals are far more likely to go to trial and lead to a judgment, they provide more opportunities for outcomes leading to precedent negative to the government.)
A Debated Definition
Joel Esquenazi is the former president of Terra Telecommunications Corp. He was convicted along with another former Terra executive of FCPA violations stemming from payments from Terra to Haiti Teleco, which Haiti's national bank owned shares in and for which the Haitian government appointed board members and directors. In October 2011, Esquenazi received a 15-year sentence, the longest a court has ever given an individual in a case involving FCPA violations. The other executive, Carlos Rodriguez, received a seven-year sentence, and seven other individuals charged in the case pleaded guilty. Esquenazi and Rodriguez are challenging the way the government defined a foreign official in their cases in appeals currently pending before the 11th Circuit, which recently delayed oral arguments in the appeals until this summer.
Esquenazi's appeal argues that the statute is unconstitutionally vague. The theory marks the first-ever constitutional challenge to the FCPA, according to one of Esquenazi's lawyers in the appeal, Markus Funk, who is a partner at Perkins Coie and former federal prosecutor in Chicago.
Who constitutes a "foreign official" for FCPA purposes is a central question in the appeal as well as for companies grappling with FCPA compliance. "The government's view is that everybody is," Spivack says.
In past cases, companies have faced enforcement actions for payments to executives of state-owned oil companies, officials of state-owned and -controlled oil companies, and doctors who are part of state-controlled health systems.
A major defense theory in the Lindsey Manufacturing case was that the bribed officials "acted like, talked like, thought like, smelled like private-sector individuals," Spivack says, and thus shouldn't have been considered representatives of a state-owned entity. There are plenty of examples of entities that have state investment but act like private-sector entities.
Business groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have lobbied to amend the FCPA for clarity.
"There's never been a definitive and helpful definition," Spivack says. "Instead, the government's view has always been that you have to look at many factors and make a determination."
The FCPA resource guide provides a list of factors the DOJ and SEC consider in determining whether a given individual falls under the "foreign official" definition, which the statute outlines as "any officer or employee of a foreign government or any department, agency, or instrumentality thereof, or of a public international organization," or any person "acting in an official capacity" for or on behalf of such an organization or any public international organization.
Esquenazi's appeal tries to pick apart the flaws in the government's definition of an "instrumentality of a foreign government." The central argument of his brief to the 11th Circuit declares that "the government's untethered definition of 'instrumentality' cannot stand."
"The claim that a government owning shares in a company like Haiti Teleco, without more, somehow converts a company into an 'instrumentality' of a foreign government stretches the English language beyond its breaking point," Funk says. "The term 'instrumentality' should at a minimum mean that the company or organization is doing something for or at the direction of the government."
Breuer, of course, disagrees. He was head of the DOJ's Criminal Division when Esquenazi was indicted in 2009, and in the government's reply brief in the Esquenazi and Rodriguez appeals, he helped shape the government's vigorous defense of the statute's constitutionality and of the government's interpretation—which leads back to the FCPA guidance document.
"In any statute, there will be questions as to whether something is vague, but I don't agree with lawyers who think there is a constitutional infirmity with respect to the statute," Breuer says. "In general, it's pretty clear what a foreign official is, and in the guidance the department goes to great pains in discussing some of those factors."
No matter the outcome of the Esquenazi appeal, all signs suggest that robust FCPA enforcement in the U.S. and abroad is here to stay. As Breuer puts it, authorities will continue to let the facts take them where the facts will take them.
"The notion of fighting corruption and not allowing private entities to bribe officials has become a core principle for the administration and for the [DOJ], and we'll continue to see in the coming years rigorous enforcement of that," Breuer says.


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SAN JOSE — The Sharks acquired forward Tye McGinn from the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday for a third-round selection in the 2015 NHL Draft.
"Tye is a hard working player who plays an honest game," Sharks general manager Doug Wilson said in a statement. "We're excited to add him to our group of young forwards."
The 23-year-old McGinn had 35 points, including 20 goals, and 62 penalty minutes in 54 games with Adirondack of the AHL last season. McGinn, the brother for former Sharks forward Jamie McGinn, also had four goals and one assist in 18 games with the Philadelphia Flyers in 2013-14.
McGinn, who is 6-foot-2 and 210-pounds, is a restricted free agent and was given a qualifying offer by the Flyers earlier this week. He has seven goals and three assists in 36 career NHL games, all with the Flyers.
For more on the Sharks, see David Pollak's Working the Corners blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/sharks. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/PollakOnSharks.


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I took a chicken Burrito bowl to go from Moe's Warsaw for dinner and after few hours i started experiencing pain in my stomach. Kind off gas formation and had diarrhea and to vomit all of it. Sickness continued the next day with the same stomach pain and diarrhea. Wish i shouldn't have picked the food from here..
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Friday, November 30th at 5:15pm, I ordered at Beef Salad Bowl with Guacamole Black Olives, Corn, Lettuce, and their special Ranch Sauce; I ate in. I kept tast some hard plastic in my food and would spit it out, but never saw anything. I drove home, which only took 15mins and immediately had diarrhea and painful cramping. The diarrhea stopped Friday night, but the cramping lasted all weekend. So Sunday I drank some Milk of Magnesia for a smooth release of the poisoning and felt better Monday for work.
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Report Type: Food Poisoning
Went to this new Moe's location on 11/26 with my two sisters, I got a burrito and they each got bowls and we all had similar toppings. On the night of the 27th, we all got sick very suddenly and we were throwing up and we had diarrhea at the same time. It was a nightmare to say the least. This went on for about 7 hours into the early morning of the 28th. We are almost positive we got the Norovirus from this location.
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Moe's Southwest Grill, Gunbarrel Road, Chattanooga, TN, USA
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Report Type: Food Poisoning
My husband and I both ordered the homewrecker jr with chicken rice black beans guacamole cheese sour cream black olives and corn salsa. Ate Sunday night and both woke up Sunday morning with vomiting and diarrhea. My husband had a fever and we were both out of work for 2 days.
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i ate a burrito and I felt sick almost right after. My best friend is also sick. It took 20 minutes to kick in
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Moe's Southwest Grill, Abercorn Street, Savannah, GA, USA
Report Type: Food Poisoning
I had a chicken bowl and my husband had a burrito. We ate chips and queso as well as salsa. We both had constant diarrhea and had to go to the bathroom frequently. Don't eat here unless you want diarrhea.
Aug 1 2018 12:07pm
Moe's Southwest Grill, New Jersey 23, Pompton Plains, NJ, USA
Symptoms: Diarrhea
Report Type: Food Poisoning
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City turns Internet speeds into jobs
While cities across the nation struggle to create jobs, officials in Chattanooga, Tenn., have a plan to grow its economy at the speed of light.
"We're constantly trying to get folks to move into our urban neighborhoods here in Chattanooga," Abby Garrison, from the Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise, said.
The city is home to most advanced smart grid in the nation, customers are enjoying Internet speeds that are almost 100 times faster than the national average. Most Internet users in the U.S. have access to about 4.5 megabits of Internet speed. Yet the 600 square mile fiber optic grid under Chattanooga offers residents and businesses a blazing 50 megabits. Business leaders are capitalizing on the fast Internet speeds by launching two initiatives to attract bright minds to the city, create jobs and stimulate the economy.
GeekMove and the GigTank:
You might call them "Geeks" but Chattanooga civic and business leaders see this new crop of Internet wizards, software developers and computer programmers as future residents. They are hoping their new incentive program called, "GeekMove" will attract tech 'geeks.' It's an offer loaded with paid relocation expenses and mortgage assistance.
"The thought behind the 'GeekMove' is -- we have this gig fiber here – why wouldn't people who need that gig fiber want to come take advantage of it every day," Garrison said. "[It's] so rewarding when we do get those folks who are on board with us -- they want to be here in Chattanooga, and they want to come be a part of what's going on here."
It is a 'geeky' way to get boost business in a city known mostly for its natural scenery. The relocation offers are granted after a committee reviews potential applicants and decides who meets pre-determined criteria. It's available to people applying for tech-related jobs and those who might be interested in launching their own business in the city.
"So far we've had about 100 applications, and interest has been high," Garrison said. "We've had applications from all over the world."
Business leaders also hold summer-long competitions every year called the GigTank. Teams, made up of recent college grads and established entrepreneurs, receive $15,000 to participate in a 100-day program to develop new computer applications and improve business plans for existing companies. Past "GigTankers" created data sharing websites for scientists and language translating applications that could be used by businesses.
Jack Studer a partner at Lampost Group, a conglomerate of upstart tech-related businesses, is also one of the organizers of Gig Tank.
"It's an effort to bring entrepreneurs and students to Chattanooga -- to live in an environment with this fiber optic network and sort of explore the possibility of – what do we do with this stuff," Studer said.
Brian Trautschold also participates in the GigTank. He is the co-founder of Fireplug, a business which personalizes news headlines through a Smartphone application. The fast Internet speeds in Chattanooga has allowed him to move a lot of data at one time.
"You can deal with a lot of data very quickly, you can analyze a lot of data quickly-- so we don't have some of the same of restrictions as companies that are based in Silicon Valley or New York and the cost is much cheaper for us to use that big data," Trautschold said. "The number one thing when you're starting a company is you have to reel in the costs. You want to do as much as cheaply as possible."
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Wabash College's Music Department invites you to a concert given by Wamidan World Music Ensemble and the Jazz Improv as they present their first concert of the season at 8 p.m. Wednesday, November 29 in Salter Concert Hall in the Fine Arts Center.
Some of the featured performances for Wamidan will be Mwana wa Mberi (drum virtuoso) from Kenya; Siyahamba Song from South Africa; Loipenye, an Acholi folk song; Nyiba, a Kenya/Ghana/Senegal/Zimbabwe song performed on the tambien (flute); and Isicathulo, a Gumboot dance from South Africa. Wamidan is under the direction of David Akombo, visiting assistant professor of music.
The Jazz Improv is under the direction of Stephen Robinett. The Jazz group will perform Lazy Bird by John Coltrane; All Blues by Miles Davis; House of Jade by Wayne Shorter; Solar by Miles Davis; and What Is This Thing Called Love by Cole Porter
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