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This week is "Cards Week" on the Graphic 45 Blog. I love me some cards! I enjoy all aspects of papercrafting, but admit to loving card-making the most!
Here is a gift set I made using the Little Darlings papers. I tend to give gift cards for pretty much every occasion, and always like to make small items to accompany the gift cards. I find that altered photo albums are a big hit with new moms (and new grandmothers). I also like to alter jumbo clothespins. They make a great photo holder for a desk or counter.
To make this 5x5 card, just cut a bunch of squares of various sizes, then trim them in half on the diagonal. Mix and match your prints and, ta-da! I love the blues in this paper collection. It's a soft baby blue that is pretty easy to match with ribbons and other trims.
The ribbon is blue corsage ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon. I love that stuff. I have it in several colors. It sparkles just a bit! To create the button embellishments, I put a pearl brads through the button holes! Genius!
This little photo album is one of those you can get for $1 at most any discount store. I altered the covers, making it a one-of-a-kind brag book. Easy!
Last, is this jumbo clothespin. I have a big box of these. I ordered some and when they came they were discolored. I emailed the company and they sent new ones, and said keep the "bad" ones. At any rate, I ended up with a lot of jumbo clips!
I painted this one white, well it was already white, but it was one of the "bad" ones, so I painted it again. Then I added some paper, and fussy cut the little baby...so cute! I created a little gift tag to go in the clip. The recipient can replace the little card with a photo or a small scrapbook page.
Hope you enjoy Card Week at Graphic 45! Remember, the new TEAM is announced on Friday. I have a tummy ache thinking about it!!!!! I want to be on the team again so badly! I will be back later today to draw a winner for the Altered Blog Hop!
Little Darlings: Little Darlings, Bundle of Joy, Lullaby, Rock-A-Bye, New Arrival
Fiskars: Scallop edge punch
American Crafts: Coffee Cardstock
Buttons Galore: Buttons
Really Reasonable Ribbon: Light Blue Corsage Ribbon
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"Will you stop singing Jekyll and Hyde in the mall?"
Kyla looked at Steph innocently and sang, "Murder! Murder! Nothing's worse than bloody murder in the night!" She ran on ahead so Steph wouldn't have a chance to smack her.
Back in the shadows between shelves of CDs in FYE, a man in a cloak whispered to himself. "You think so? I'll have to prove you wrong..." he hissed.
"Uh, sir?" The cracking voice of the pimply kid behind the counter broke through his reverie of madness. "Pets aren't allowed in the store, sir. I'll have to ask you to..." He trailed off as the insane stare of the cloaked man bore into his heart.
"I'll leave. Come along, Maurice." The green-furred weasel scampered after his master. "I'll get you some Dippin' Dots to make up for the mean geekboy, Maurice. That's a good mutant weasel."
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I'd say LOTR sets are Oin the way out (see what I did there?) for The Hobbit, till new LOTR sets ship (huzzah!) later this year.
Nabbed the TRU set escaping from the Mirkwood elves thing. I love the set, and the drunken elf. Now, debating picking up the last couple Hobbit sets and Helms Deep... Helms Deep seems like a waste almost but I dunno. I don't like it particularly because it's comically small, to me, but I want the figures... I'm tempted to just get the figures somehow.
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I like the cover photo of a buffalo (it's not Ralphie) on this year's Colorado football media guide, commemorating 2008 as the 75th season with the American bison as the team's nickname.
I just hope that buffalo stays safe because last year there seemed to be a cover jinx of sorts going on.
Three team captains were photographed at Boulder Falls for the cover of the 2007 media guide. Linebacker Jordon Dizon was terrific, of course, getting named Big 12 defensive player of the year by the league's coaches and getting drafted by Detroit in the second round. But quarterback Bernard Jackson (academics) never played a down in 2007, and linebacker/special teams star R.J. Brown had to give up football after suffering the ninth concussion of his career in the third game, against Florida State.
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August Wilson work gets a stirring production at Cygnet Theatre
From the first, wordless filling of a bucket in a darkened parlor, to visions of a drowned man, a foundering slave ship and a soul in need of cleansing, "Gem of the Ocean" is drenched in images of water, in ways that conjure both sweet solace and an abiding sense of dread.
Even the stained-glass windows in Andrew Hull's set for the grand and melancholy Cygnet Theatre staging of August Wilson's play are swirled in shades of aquamarine.
Mind you, the setting is miles from any ocean: This is 1904 in Pittsburgh's Hill District, at 1839 Wylie Ave., home of the spiritual guide Aunt Ester (Brenda Phillips). It's a place that figures prominently in Wilson's epic "Pittsburgh Cycle" — 10 interrelated plays about the African-American experience, of which "Gem" is the first chronologically.
"Gem of the Ocean"
When: 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Thursdays; 8 p.m. Fridays; 3 and 8 p.m. Saturdays; 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays. Through Feb. 24.
Where: Cygnet Theatre, 4040 Twiggs St., Old Town
Tickets: $19-$54 (discounts available)
Phone: (619) 337-1525
Online: cygnettheatre.com
The 2004 work was among the last to be written, and it carries a deep feel of the elegiac, brought out beautifully here by director Victor Mack and a committed cast. It's as if Wilson, who died in 2005, shared with his characters an eye on eternity that brings to mind lines from a Wordsworth poem: Though inland far we be / Our souls have sight of that immortal sea ...
As the scene-setter for the rest of the cycle, "Ocean" takes in multiple narrative threads and doesn't really have a strong central character, giving the piece a diffuse feel that can make the second act in particular meander. (The production runs close to three hours, with one intermission.)
But the play's flashes of hard-won humor and stirring transition into the mystical — as well as its vivid acting — reward a patient playgoer.
At the start, Citizen Barlow (Laurence Brown, simmering with a nervous fervency) comes pounding on Ester's door, begging her to help wash away his sins. It seems he's responsible for another man's death, and he feels "like I got a hole inside of me."
At the house, he encounters Ester's circle of devotees and friends: The fellow ex-slave Solly Two Kings (funny and affecting Antonio "T.J." Johnson, doing some of his most memorable recent work in what's been a sublime career); Ester's housemate and protector Eli (Grandison M. Phelps III, steadfast but good with a wry line); and "Black" Mary (Melva Graham), who cooks, keeps house and seems to be developing as Ester's protégé. (Graham not only brings a welcome edge to the part but chops some mean vegetables besides.)
Mary's brother, Caesar, soon barges in, a local lawman who's like some caustic combination of Uncle Tom, Judas and Inspector Javert. Mujahid Abdul-Rashid plays him with a booming voice and the kind of stage command that can make you wonder why we haven't seen him before (he lives in the Bay Area.)
Ron Choularton steps nicely into smaller role of the sympathetic white peddler Selig (although he feels a bit underused). And Phillips plays Ester with a spellbinding blend of gravity and serenity.
The meaning of freedom becomes a major theme — this is 1904, and while blacks have long since been emancipated, they're still subject to blatant injustices of pay and prejudice at the local mill and elsewhere.
That's partly what has led Barlow to his predicament, and in his quest for redemption, he journeys to the mystical City of Bones, in the process reliving the suffering of long-ago slaves.
Cygnet, which gets excellent contributions here from sound designer Kevin Anthenill, lighting designer Chris Rynne and costumer Shelly Williams, has a luminous history with Wilson, through strong past productions of "Fences" and "The Piano Lesson."
Thornier to stage but still eminently worthy, "Gem" brings more luster to that legacy.
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Wow, I can hardly believe it.
It has just gone so fast and I am just so amazed to still be here!
I have the BEST customers, the BEST and most loving Design team, an INCREDIBLE bunch of illustrators and the most FABULOUS FRIENDS!
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How about a Make it Crafty
To celebrate Make it Crafty we want you to bring out all your Make it Crafty digi's rubber and laser cut chippies and show us what you got!!
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My incredible team have teamed up with Quixotic Paperie's incredible team and we are OOOZING with lots of inspiration for you!!
Here is the card I made to share with you!
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The bond market saw such sharp swings today that one notable group is having a hard time explaining all of it: bond traders and strategists. First yields rose on today's better-than-expected April jobs gains. Then yields faded as a deeper read of the component data didn't live up to the headline numbers. Then yields really fell. That may or may not have been due to the Ukraine. It also might have been caused by some technical trading patterns within the Treasury market due to some heavy short positioning. In any case a surprising number of savvy bond-market watchers, who can usually explain pretty much anything, today had trouble putting their finger on exactly what was happening and why yields remained so persistently low.
On that note, here are Bank of America Merrill Lynch rates strategists Priya Misra and Shyam Rajan with about as good an attempted explanation as anyone has today:
The payroll report was strong overall but price action in the rates market continues to be frustrating. We attribute some of the muted reaction in rates to a tepid stock market reaction and short positioning in rates. Other factors such as lower supply dynamics in agencies and the reserve growth in China may be helping longer term yields. Unfortunately, we have no concrete evidence of the factors driving the bid.
Given the extent of the surprise in the payroll report (70K relative to consensus) and the decline in rates over the last two weeks, should have caused a greater reaction in rates. In fact since 2011, only three payroll reports surprised median consensus expectations by greater than 70K (in the initial release). The average 10y yield move on these three days was about 10bp in 10y rates and 6.5bp in 5y rates.
BofA says the apparent confusion in equity markets about how to interpret better data and the possibility of higher short-term rates is supporting the longer end of the Treasury curve, but today stocks were barely changed likely resulting in a muted reaction in rates. BofA also cites a shortage of agency mortgage bonds, as well as significant short positioning in the rates market:
We have emphasized repeatedly that one of the biggest risks to our bearish duration view is consensus short positioning in the rates market. Both SMR and CFTC continue to indicate that short positioning is relatively high. This is likely to moderate any large move higher in rates while accelerating any move lower.
And as we enter May, BofA also points out that May is historically the second-most volatile month of the year for the Treasury market (just remember what happened last May), trailing only December, and that the start of May typically coincides with a jump in Treasury volatility.


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What mom or girl wouldn't love a shopping spree at Watsons?
Last week, a bunch of us bloggers and writers were invited to experience Watsons new revamped look at Greenbelt 1, Makati.
The revamp includes a modified Watsons logo, store interiors, brand visuals, uniforms, and a new store front.
I was given a bunch of gift cards and a shopping assistant (below) to carry my loot 🙂
Then I was free to look for anything I fancied, starting with the candies for the boys.
Bumped into fellow bloggers Mike Lim
Divine Lee
Kim Palanca and Shen Gee
Here's the new staff uniforms
And enhanced, new pharmacy
The revamp will be seen across the region in over 3,200 outlets in 12 Asian and European markets.
"Loyal customers say they love Watsons because they enjoy browsing and discovering new products and new experiences," said Robert U. Sun, Watsons Philippines General Manager.
Well count me in. Here are some of the products I love or caught my eye:
Disposable panties I use when traveling, in the hospital, or having some surgery 🙂
I prefer these to bringing dirty underwear home.
Cute hair coloring. I don't use these, but they look so cool and Japanice
I love discovering new kinds of toothpaste as a break from Colgate white
These are for the kids
Wet tissues are a must in my bag. Better if they're Hello Kitty
I'm a sucker for variety packs. But I don't know this brand, so I passed 🙂
Another variety pack
For my hubby
Didn't know Marrionaud sold these at Watsons
Cool fever patches are such a comfort for migraines
I have too many facial cleansers at home. These are cute though
Japanese brand Majolica Majorca makes the best mascaras, in my opinion
So much color—in nail polish
Lip glosses, plumpers
Slimming drops!
My entire loot cost around Php 5,000+. I had them boxed to avoid using plastic bags. You should too.
I'm a happy camper.
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If you are mostly a Scotch or Bourbon drinker, you might not know that there are some great whiskies being made in Japan. Yes, Japan.
Japan has a whisky tradition going back to the 1920s. Japanese whisky is in the Scotch style, meaning it is generally made from 100% malted barley and has a taste similar to Scotch.
The only downside to Japanese whisky is that very little of it is available in the US. In fact, the only two bottles I've ever seen here are the 12 and 18 year olds from Suntory's Yamazaki distillery. Both are excellent and I will discuss them more next week, but they only scratch the surface of what's available.
Lucky for me, I have a friend who visits Japan often and supplies me with a fairly regular supply of Japanese whiskey (at least a few bottles per year), which I'll also discuss in the next couple of weeks.
If you are interested in Japanese whisky and especially if you have a contact in Japan, you must, must, must check out Nonjatta, the Japanese whiskey blog. There is simply no better English language source for information on Japanese whisky.
Next Wedensday: Suntory's Yamazaki
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Whiskey Wednesday: Japanese Whisky Part 1
Labels: Drinks, Japanese Whiskey, Whiskey
2 comments:
Hey, thanks for the endorsement. I like you blog too!
- October 10, 2007 at 6:43 PM
- sku said...
Thanks Nonjatta. In the next weeks I'm going to stumble into your territory (though not with your level of detail) with a brief look at the Yamazakis available in the US and some Ichiros (15 and 20) I got from Japan.
- October 10, 2007 at 9:03 PM
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Wednesday, February 15, 2017 - art theft,art thief,Boston,painting,United States No comments
Boston University Students Foil Art Gallery Robbery
|Galerie D'Orsay owner Susan Hirshberg (CAS'90) with the Questrom students
who stopped a robbery at her gallery after the Super Bowl: Chris Savino (Questrom'17),
Mackenzie Thompson (Questrom'17), Hirshberg, and Jesse Doe (Questrom'17).
Guest Writer: Rich Barlow email@example.com
Originally published in: BU Today
Chris Savino's hometown of Ridgefield, Conn., was found to be "the safest town in America" last year by an online database of neighborhoods. But college is supposed to expand your horizons, and Boston exposed Savino and two fellow Questrom School of Business seniors face-to-face with a crime in the making last week.
They were the crime-fighters, thwarting an art gallery heist.
Walking back to campus after midnight February 6 from the Boston Common, where thousands of New England Patriots fans had been celebrating the team's Super Bowl victory over the Atlanta Falcons just hours before, Savino (Questrom'17), Jesse Doe (Questrom'17), and Mackenzie Thompson (Questrom'17) came upon a man emerging from the smashed glass door of Galerie d'Orsay on Newbury Street [in Boston, Massachusetts] with five artworks worth $45,000. They chased and held 29-year-old Jordan Russell Leishman until a passing policeman arrested him for breaking and entering.
Arraigned in Boston Municipal Court, Leishman is being held without bail for a previous assault case, according to the Boston Globe. He's also wanted in New Hampshire on a charge of narcotics possession.
Galerie d'Orsay's managing partner happens to be a Terrier too. Sallie Hirshberg (CAS'90) met the three students for the first time this past Saturday at the gallery, where she'd arranged an interview with BU Today. (She lives in Florida and was in Boston for business.)
"I'm Sallie—thank you so much!" Hirshberg greeted the three students as they entered, hugging Thompson, who at 6-foot-3 had to bend down for the embrace. His size was crucial in foiling the robbery. The trio had chosen to return to campus via Newbury Street instead of nearby, more boisterous Boylston Street. "We were pretty much the only people there, except for a couple walking down the street," Thompson says.
And except for Leishman.
The gallery's surveillance video shows he had smashed the glass in the door, which opens into a small vestibule with an inner door. (The police report about the incident says rocks were found in the vestibule, and that both of Leishman's hands had cuts.) He broke the glass in that door, too, then waited a good 20 minutes, Hirshberg says (perhaps to see if he'd tripped an alarm, she speculates). Finally, he wandered into the gallery, removing from the walls etchings by Picasso and Rembrandt and lithographs by Joan Miró and Marc Chagall.
"He took from Chagall's most important body of work," a lithograph from the Russian-French master's Daphnis and Chloé series, she says. That piece, worth $18,000, is the most expensive he tried to snatch.
"He had good taste…he pulled a Miró, a Rembrandt, and two Chagalls," she notes, but he passed up far more expensive works, among them a $90,000 Picasso and a Rembrandt valued at the same amount.
Leishman's break-in triggered a motion-sensitive alarm, Hirshberg says. He left the largest of the artworks at the front door and proceeded down the steps with the other four, just as the BU students, with Thompson and Doe in the lead, were walking toward the gallery.
"I thought to myself, oh, he might be an employee just working there," Thompson says. "But once we got right in front of the store, we heard the alarm, we saw the smashed glass, and he comes out with the paintings." In a matter-of-fact tone, Thompson describes what he said to Doe: "'I think he just stole those. We should probably do something.'"
They sprinted after Leishman. "He tried to book it," dropping the paintings, Thompson says. But he wasn't fast enough for Thompson, who caught him at the corner of Newbury and Berkeley Streets and grabbed him from behind in a bear hug. Acting on adrenaline, none of the pursuers had thought about whether Leishman might be armed, but as Thompson held him, his quarry tried to reach in his pockets. "I thought he might have been reaching for a weapon or something, so I pushed him up against a US mailbox on the corner, trying to pin his arms." (The police report doesn't mention Leishman having a weapon.)
Thompson says Leishman protested: "Why are you holding me so tight? You can let me go, I'm not going to run away." Meanwhile, Savino held the paintings aloft to flag down a passing police car. When the officer approached, Thompson says, Leishman "tried pinning it on us, saying we jumped him." The officer, obviously, didn't buy it.
The three students were home by about 1 a.m., although the officer later called Thompson for more information. The police returned the paintings to the gallery, Hirshberg says, and called its operations director, who happened to be returning to Boston on a wee-hours flight. She had the broken doors boarded up to secure the gallery.
According to Hirshberg, the artwork was undamaged save for the gold-leaf frames, which will cost about $5,000 to repair. This was the first attempted robbery in the gallery's 16 years. It also may be a footnote in Boston history: the officer told Thompson that during all that night's raucous Super Bowl celebrating, this was the only arrest made in the city.
"I texted my parents later that night," Savino says. Not wanting to worry them in the safest town in America, he began his text, "Everything's OK," before describing the experience. "I got a call five seconds later from my mom—you know, 'What happened? What happened?'"
While Questrom might seem a little gray-flannel for such heroics—Doe plans to work at an accounting firm after graduation—this was Thompson's second brush with crime-fighting. As a freshman, he witnessed two guys slashing car tires and yanking hubcaps off an auto at a tire shop on Comm Ave; he called police and drove around in the cop car until they found the suspects and arrested them.
The coincidence of the heroes being from Hirshberg's alma mater registered less, she says, than the fact that she "was just so grateful. For them to step up and see something that was happening that wasn't right, and to make it right, was just unbelievable." In an age not renowned for kindness, she says, the Terrier trio wowed her with "a nice act of humanity."
To express her gratitude, she's asked the three students to an upcoming invitation-only opening at the gallery, where she says they can each choose an artwork as a thank-you gift. She's offered to help them choose, which, given their status as business rather than art appreciation students, was welcome. "I wouldn't call myself an art aficionado," Thompson confesses.
Nothing wrong with business students, says Hirshberg: "I probably wouldn't have the gallery if I hadn't married the guy in my finance class at BU."


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Everyone needs a good night's sleep to perform their best physically and mentally. A quality mattress is essential to achieving restful and restorative sleep. Buying a new mattress can be daunting because there are so many options to choose from. Continue reading to learn more about how to choose the right mattress for your needs.
Types of Mattresses
A good rule of thumb is to replace a mattress every eight years. Definitely look into a new mattress if there is any sagging or people wake up in the morning with aches and pains that weren't there the night before. Before shopping, get a feel for the different mattress options out there to narrow down the search.
Memory Foam
These mattresses have become very popular because people want the support these mattresses provide. Regardless of the position a person is sleeping in, the mattress will adequately support their shoulders, back, and hips. Many brands are available for memory foam mattresses, so click for more info to learn about different memory foam options.
Pillow Tops
Side sleepers who do not want a memory foam mattress could find a pillow top a good option for them. These mattresses have an additional layer added to the top of the mattress that is soft and cushiony and allows the sleeper to sink into that pillow top.
Coil (or Innerspring)
People are most familiar with coil mattresses because they have been the most commonly used mattresses until recently. A series of coils is placed at different intervals inside the mattress to provide varying amounts of support.
Size Matters
Mattress sizes should be based on the size of the individuals who will be sleeping in them. The mattress should be longer than the tallest person sleeping in the bed. Additionally, it should be wide enough that the number of people sleeping in the bed could lie with their hands behind their heads and not have their elbows off the mattress or touching. For two adults, that usually works out to a queen or king size mattress.
At the Store
Lie on mattresses at the store to try them out and get a feel for what level of support will work best. If shopping online, look for a company that offers a generous trial period so that the sleepers can be sure the mattress will work for them.


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Hi, I need to initialise a set in the constructor. I have a set that already contains some values called "numbers" but I need to initialise this set called "newNumbers" with the same values in the constructor. The code I have tried is:
public PhoneBook() { super(); this.newNumbers = new TreeSet<Integer>(); this.newNumbers = numbers; }
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What is an infotainment system?
Infotainment systems provide entertainment and informational content, including audio and video, in your vehicle. With features such as GPS, backup cameras, streaming music, Bluetooth connection and a personal concierge, auto infotainment systems have added a lot to the commute. Designed to make the drive easier, infotainment systems are also touted as safer to use, thanks to their hands-free and voice recognition capabilities.
How can infotainment systems be distracting?
"Hands-free" does not equal risk-free. According to the American Automobile Association, infotainment systems can distract drivers in multiple ways and cause:
- Slower reaction time,
- Missed visual cues,
- Suppressed brain activity in the area used for safe driving, and
- Less visual scanning of the environment.
In driving simulations, these distractions caused rear-end collisions. On the road, more than 1,100 people are injured every day in distracted driving crashes.
Guidelines to consider for a car infotainment system
If you have or are purchasing a car with an infotainment system, these guidelines can decrease distractions and increase safety.
- Consider ease of use. If you're purchasing a car, compare infotainment systems to find the safer options. After your purchase, practice using the infotainment system before you hit the road.
- Stick to short commands. Using an infotainment system can be as mentally demanding as solving a math problem. Therefore, stick to simple, passive activities. Having texts read to you is one example.
- Stay engaged in driving. Minimize all distractions, including those that can come from an infotainment system. Using the infotainment system only when you're parked somewhere safe is ideal.
Discover more ways to maintain your vehicle and stay safe while driving with our Simple Insights.


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Undefeated Darien rallies past rival Rams to reach FCIAC final
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Tearing away from his sideline with less than 10 seconds left in a tied game, Ian Burgoyne called for the chance to put Darien in the FCIAC championship, to crush rival New Canaan and to keep the Blue Wave's undefeated season alive. Gaining possession on a frenetic transition attack, Burgoyne slowed, readied and fired his shot at glory.
He missed.
Then, moments into the ensuing overtime period, Burgoyne curled around the right post only to stumble upon the exact opportunity once again. And this time, he made it count.
Trailing by three goals with eight minutes to go, the Darien boys lacrosse team rallied to beat New Canaan 12-11 Wednesday in the FCIAC semifinals on Burgoyone's extra-session score.
The Blue Wave improved to 18-0 with its second defeat of the Rams this season, as New Canaan (14-4) failed to claim a third consecutive FCIAC title. Darien will see Greenwich in the conference championship Friday at 7 p.m.
"I told the kids it's character. It's passion. It's believing," Blue Wave coach Jeff Brameier said. "These guys have worked hard. They've been on a mission, and they don't want to be denied."
Following Andrew Pugliese's face-off win that opened overtime, Brameier quickly called timeout to organize his group and maintain possession. Darien failed to connect on its initial shots of the period before placing the ball on Burgoyne's stick once 90 seconds had elapsed. The Naval Academy-commited senior took it from there.
"I was lucky (coach) went back to me," Burgoyne said. "I'm not his go-to guy, and we've got a great senior group that could've handled the ball behind. I had a short-stick matchup, and I feel pretty confident behind the net because I've played there a bunch this season " I took a few dodges and I finally stuck the shot."
Blue Wave senior Peter Lindley netted four goals, the only Darien player to score more than twice. New Canaan's Michael Kraus and Justin Meichner each recorded hat tricks, helping sustain an 8-2 Rams run from the late first quarter into the early fourth. Senior goalie Trent Nader managed to record tough save after tough save, but didn't receive any help from his offense in a scoreless fourth for New Canaan.
"We were up by three goals," Rams coach Chip Buzzeo said. "Credit them for being aggressive, but we gave the ball away. And to be quite honest, we gave the game away."
Knotted at 7-7 coming out of halftime, New Canaan outscored Darien 4-1 in the third quarter. Junior faceoff specialist Teddy Dumbauld secured the first four faceoffs of the period, which led to goals from Meichner and Kraus. Later, Bossidy scored top-shelf on an unassisted effort, shortly before another Meichner goal that closed the quarter.
The Wave failed to cut into its 11-8 deficit until Lindley found the back of the net while crashing to the ground in a remarkable effort with 7:17 to play. Then, Darien goalie Phil Huffard stopped a pair of shots, handing possession back to the Wave attack, which produced a Colin Minicus score at just over two minutes remaining.
Next, Pugliese claimed victory in the faceoff circle to set up an eventual Harry Gillespie goal that sunk inches below the crossbar and tied the game.
Darien 12, New Canaan 11
Records: New Canaan 14-4, Darien 18-0. Scoring: NC-- Michael Kraus 3 goals, 1 assist, Justin Meichner 3g, Harry Stanton 2g, Teddy Bossidy 2g, Kyle Smith 1g, Robby Paul 1a; D-- Peter Lindley 4g, Colin Minicus 2g, Harry Gillespie 2g, 1a, Ian Burgoyne 1g, 1a, Jack Kniffin 1g, 1a, John Reed 1g, Kyle Cornell 1g, Nic Tuzinkiewicz 1a. Goalies: NC--Trent Nader (10 saves); D--Phil Huffard (11). Highlights: Ian Burgoyne scored with 2:27 left in overtime to put Darien in the FCIAC title game Friday night. New Canaan failed to win its third straight conference championship.


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About an hour away from BlackBerry headquarters in Waterloo, Ontario, the first stop of the BlackBerry Experience Forum (BEF) world tour took place in Toronto, Ontario at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. By highlighting the newly launched BlackBerry 10 platform and BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 to an eager crowd of attendees, the Toronto BEF was an undeniable success. In the crowd were many well-known enterprise and government leaders, in addition to a stellar group of IT decision-makers and business developers.
This 14-city global tour is already at full capacity in many Canadian cities, with the US tour stops filling up quickly. To hear from event participants and BlackBerry leaders alike, tune into the video below which captures some of the highlights.
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Featuring a keynote address from the most senior leaders at BlackBerry, on-stage testimonials from BlackBerry enterprise partners and a sneak-peek of the upcoming BlackBerry Q10, the Toronto BEF audience was eager to see first-hand the BlackBerry 10 benefits unique to the enterprise space. The BEF events also feature hands-on demo areas outfitted with the latest BlackBerry technology and a partner showcase zone staffed by well-known enterprise app developers.
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Temptress of Silicon Valley shuts down useless site
Earlier this year, Leah Culver appeared on the cover of a tech magazine blowing an enormous pink bubble. But the shrill-voiced San Francisco programmer no longer desires fame — even the modest sort afforded Silicon Valley's microcelebrities. The turnabout seems odd, considering how aggressively she once courted notoriety.
Culver is shutting down Pownce, a Twitter knockoff which served as her vehicle for entrepreneurial achievement. Pownce's origins are notable in the way they show that connections rule the funding of startups in Silicon Valley, an industry whose capitalists relentlessly brag about their devotion to meritocracy.
Pownce allowed users to send each other short messages and, most importantly, share files; bootlegging MP3s was a popular if unacknowledged use. But it was more notable for its main backer: Kevin Rose, the languid-eyed founder of social-news site Digg, funded Pownce at a time when one of his employees, Daniel Burka, was dating Culver.
Rose's Web fame lent Pownce Internet-insider buzz; Burka applied his design skills to the site. (Both men moonlighted on the project while working at Digg.) Culver broke up with Burka before the site launched, taking up with Brad Fitzpatrick, the founder of LiveJournal, an online diary site which had been purchased by blog-software maker Six Apart.
That relationship didn't last, either. But it brought Culver attention in the right circles. Six Apart is now purchasing Pownce's technology and hiring Culver. This kind of deal, known as an asset acquisition, is typically the least lucrative kind of startup sale, suggesting Culver, Rose, and others involved in Pownce didn't make much money. But at least she got a job where she can prove herself as a programmer, or not, out of the spotlight.
If she's sincere about avoiding fame, Culver will have to reform more than her work life. Granted, San Francisco's pool of straight men is on the small side. But besides Burka and Fitzpatrick, Culver also dated Cal Henderson, an engineering director at Flickr; MG Siegler, a writer at tech blog VentureBeat; and Nick Douglas, a former editor at Valleywag and Gawker. If she doesn't want to be famous, Culver might want to take a look at her relentless technosexuality, which more than hints at the acquisition of influence rather than intimacy as its goal.
Is it sexist to point this out? Perhaps, but not nearly as sexist as touting technical skills while sleeping your way to the top.


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Setting up a new house and for that matter a kitchen when you are a newlywed and staying away from your hometown is a pretty tricky job. All those gifts received during the ceremony – the dinner sets, OTGs, induction cookers, crockery are either too fragile or too bulky to be carried along to the new habitat (city). So, this is my recent status – setting up a new kitchen. And, there comes the idea of a new post to help those who are in my state or is going to set up a kitchen soon. Here's the first of the three post collection of how to set up a Bengali kitchen from scratch. You can also check Kitchenistic to find kitchen product reviews that will help you to set up your kitchen in a better way.
Saying this, I have a feeling of déjà vu. Some years back when I shifted to Bangalore for my post grad, I started eating at the nearby restaurants. But, eating outside for days together in a city, where even the basic ingredients are so different from your own has its toll on your health, taste buds and of course the pocket. So, I started cooking at my PG. Now, I have an experience on setting up kitchen for bachelor as well as for a family of two.
So, here is how to set up your Kitchen so that you can .
Kitchen Utensils
The saying goes "Maach-e Bhaat-e Bangali", (fish and rice makes a Bengali). So, to start with the first thing needed to set up a Bengali kitchen is a handi and a kadai/ karahi (wok).
Hadi and Karai:
According to the wiki page of handi, it's a round bottom Indian cooking vessel with a smaller mouth. Handi is especially used to prepare rice and also rice preparations like payesh (rice pudding) or pulao. Though, I prefer preparing rice in a handle-less saucepan.
The karai is an indispensable item in the Bengali kitchen. Whether it's a fish curry or dal and even fried, it is used everywhere. So, if you are planning to setup a Bengali kitchen, then better have at least one handy.
Ladles and Whisks:
Khunti or the pancake turner is a must have in a Bengali kitchen. Just like the wok it is used everywhere – from preparing curries to frying veggies. Along with this a ladle for serving gravy items and a tempering ladle will set you rolling in the kitchen.
There are different types of whisks that are available in the market. The most common being the balloon whisk. Though, I still prefer the very Bong dal-er kata (a special type of whisk with fan-like blades attached to the end of a long rod), a balloon whisk for blending lentils and preparing lassi (if you are yet to buy a blender) is good enough.
Knives and Scissors:
I have seen my mom, grand mom, aunts and next door aunty using a bonti to chop vegetables and also cut and scale fish. Bonti is a carved knife, attached to a heavy wooden base. But, it's just next to impossible to carry a bonti from your hometown, so let's resort to knifes. When I first started cooking I had just one knife. It was the first time I used one, and the first couple of weeks I had a hard time adjusting. There are sets of 6 or 10 knives available, so if you want you can own one, or else just start with just one. Add a peeler and a grater to your list of cutting items.
Scissor always relates to cutting papers during those craft periods in school. But, to tell you the truth it is really handy in the kitchen also. I have a pair and I use it for opening packets, chopping herbs and also cutting fish fins and tails.
Dinner sets and crockery:
If you are a bachelor or just a newly-wed like me then a couple of plates, glasses and a few spoons and serving bowls and spatula will be good enough for you to start with. But, just to be on the safer side and also if you want to entertain a few guests over the weekend go ahead and buy a nice dinner set. But before you go on about inviting guests or conducting ceremonies, it is good practice to always keep the house clean, or more so the dirtiest places, like a kitchen, immaculate. You would be surprised to now get professionals online to help you out with your cleaning. So, call Maid Easy today and get it done in an expeditious manner.
And the rest:
The above items are pretty much to start a small kitchen. There are some more things that you may like to buy, like these sharp tools off the guide on kitchen knives. Many kitchen tools and appliances can be found at a discount online, using a Sears coupon code.
- A rolling pin and a board, if you are an expert in roti making or want to learn how to prepare a perfect roti/chapatti. Or else, just buy a roti maker.
- A griddle or tawa for preparing chapattis and even pan cakes or dosas if you want.
- A colander, if you want to save the pain of holding the handi while straining the extra starch from cooked rice. Colander also comes handy while washing vegetables and especially useful for cleaning the leafy ones.
- And, to make your work easier there are many electronic items that are readily available – food processor, rice cooker, toaster and how can I forget the oven-toaster-grill (OTG) or better still a convection microwave oven.
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Sister loveI was at this show with my 2 sisters. I dragged them there with me. I remember the "Alarm" opened for them. What a night! Im 60 shows in now and counting:)
02 December, 2011
my first U2 show alsoas with Ed below - this show was the first of many that I attended. Pier 84 was general admission on the floor and my college friends (15 of them) had gotten down to the line to get in the show around noon. There on line throughout the afternoon they drank a rather large amount of special punch so they were very much "in tune" by the time the showtime came around, but they did successfully get the entire 2nd row dead center in front of the stage. I arrived about a half hour before the show started (had to work that day) and was quite happy to see their glowing faces and big smile as they had saved me a seat right there. Now what is important to understand is that we had gotten a bootleg tape of one of the boston shows from the tour a couple of months earlier and we had listened to that cassette over and over (I still have it to this day) and the part we loved more than anything on that tape was when Bono was introducing the band during I believe it was during Gloria.and on that tape he yelled - "do you know who this is - This is the Edge" and the Edge would turn up his volume and hammer out a great riff on his guitar. Well as we danced and loved every minute of the Pier 84 show - we were all standing on our seats right there with Bono right in front of us and Bono yells out the same introduction line except my friend Fio answers the "do you know who this is" with a resounding "This is the Edge" and proceeds to stumble and fall sideways and takes out the whole second row of people - like domino's - right in front of Bono - it was hilarious and the band kicked it in and we all laughed and got back on our seats and danced the rest of the show. they ended the show with "40" and the crowd chanted for a long while after the band had left for good. By and far the energy level was incredible through the whole show and I was forever hooked and since then have attended well over 50 shows. What a great show and a great evening. One I will never ever forget it.
ed daigger
21 May, 2010
My first U2 showPier 84 on the west side of Manhattan. The stage was set up facing The U.S. Intrepid which was docked at the pier. It was a stage built mainly of scaffolding. I was working in the city and drove my truck to the pier after work and parked right behind the stage. It was a perfect summer night. I paid $10 general admission and walked up to within 20 ft. in front of the stage with a bottle of Jack Daniels in my shorts. The Alarm was the opening act and I remember them being very loud.....Bono started to climb the scaffolding w/his white flag while others tried to stop him he still went up. I remember telling myself that these guys were going places and looking back I regret not trying to go to work for them....I think my life's experience would have been much more fulfilling had I done that....I have lost count as to how many times I have seen U2 live after that first show....including Berlin this past July 18 09 I will be at the July 19 2010 show in the New Meadowlands Stadium.....Tho I have never met them they feel like family to me....The 360 tour is the greatest on earth in my opinion


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This guide contains some helpful recipes for the git source control tool that may be useful to developers working in Chromium OS.
Related pages:
How do I see the date a changelist was committed to our tree?
If you do a
git log in many of our repositories, you'll probably find yourself confused about exactly what date something showed up. You'll probably find your life much happier if you change your default log format to
Specifically, a current git log in the kernel tree shows:
commit b0981007443498f81cb5610f1e41b98d10714f7f
Author: Andrew Chew <email@example.com>
Date: Tue Sep 13 13:55:45 2011 -0700
commit 9bf8e29dd45aebb5f77ae47457e8494ab31bff86
Author: Doug Anderson <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Wed Sep 14 16:09:28 2011 -0700
commit 9160d57a8a038b37771daa95e29f878cc1d49ca1
Author: Rajkumar Manoharan <email@example.com>
Date: Tue Sep 13 19:09:22 2011 +0530
...note that the dates above are the dates that the CLs were created, but not the dates that they were committed to the tree. Now, try the following command to change your default log format:
git config --global format.pretty fuller
Running git log again:
commit b0981007443498f81cb5610f1e41b98d10714f7f
Author: Andrew Chew <firstname.lastname@example.com>
AuthorDate: Tue Sep 13 13:55:45 2011 -0700
Commit: Doug Anderson <email@example.com>
CommitDate: Fri Sep 16 15:27:46 2011 -0700
commit 9bf8e29dd45aebb5f77ae47457e8494ab31bff86
Author: Doug Anderson <firstname.lastname@example.com>
AuthorDate: Wed Sep 14 16:09:28 2011 -0700
Commit: Doug Anderson <email@example.com>
CommitDate: Wed Sep 14 17:48:32 2011 -0700
commit 9160d57a8a038b37771daa95e29f878cc1d49ca1
Author: Rajkumar Manoharan <firstname.lastname@example.com>
AuthorDate: Tue Sep 13 19:09:22 2011 +0530
Commit: Paul Stewart <firstname.lastname@example.com>
CommitDate: Wed Sep 14 13:08:20 2011 -0700
Much better!
How do I diff between current HEAD and the branch point?
I believe that the main branch for Chromium OS is always called cros/master, by convention. Thus, the magic command is:
git diff cros/master..
If you want to see a pretty side-by-side comparison instead of the inline changes, try something like this:
git difftool cros/master..
How do I diff a single commit?
If you've want to see the commit with hash
10390f, you can do:
You can also use
git show:
git show 10390f
How do I show the sha1 hashes/revs on a remote repo?
TODO: Give example.
How can I recover and close an open code review if I used 'git push' instead of 'git cl push'?
TODO: Does anyone know?
How do I commit an issue for a non-commiter (ie, someone who does not have write access to the repo)?
TODO: Someone should verify this, especially given someone's comments below that the procedure kept failing?
There are contributions from many partners who do not have write access to our repo. They still submit changes with 'git cl', but they do not perform the final push after the LGTM.
A committer must push the patch for the issue. This is how it is supposed to work:
git cl patch -b $ISSUE_NUMBER $ISSUE_NUMBER
By convention, the issue number is given first for a new branch name and is used as the parameter to 'git checkout -b' to create the new branch. It is given a second time to identify the issue from which to fetch the author's patch set.
Unfortunately, my one patch with this procedure kept failing with:
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command 'curl --silent http://codereview.chromium.org/download/issue1019005_53001.diff | sed -e 's|^--- a/|--- |; s|^+++ b/|+++ |' | git apply --index -p0' returned non-zero exit status 1
So I did it manually. First I manually downloaded my patch set from the issue. Then:
patch -p1 < $PATCHSET
git commit -a -s --author="$AUTHOR_NAME <$AUTHOR_EMAIL>"
git cl push -c "$AUTHOR_NAME <$AUTHOR_EMAIL>"
# The git cl push above would have worked if I had included the "Review URL" in the comment. But I did not. So now I must amend and git push (no cl):
git commit --amend
git push origin HEAD:master
The commit text should contain signoff and review information:
Signed-off-by: $AUTHOR_NAME <$AUTHOR_EMAIL>
Signed-off-by: $MY_NAME <$MY_EMAIL>
Review URL: http://codereview.chromium.org/$ISSUE_NUMBER
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Together with a coterie of think tanks, media allies, and non-governmental organizations, the administration is attempting to establish precedents for U.S. participation in, and support for, the ICC action agenda, notwithstanding the fact that the U.S. Senate has not ratified the 1998 Rome Statute establishing the ICC.
Following the examples of other recent White House occupants, President Obama announced in March his decision to commit U.S. military forces in support of the NATO/UN war against Libyan dictator Moamar Gadhafi because the writ of the international community must be enforced. The writ to which he referred was United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973, passed on March 17 with prodding from Secretary Clinton and her minions at State.
However, the only writ Obama is empowered to enforce is the United States Constitution, which he took an oath to uphold and defend. And it, of course, requires that, except when we are under attack or imminent threat of attack, that our President may not commit our armed forces to war except with a declaration of war from the U.S. Congress.
Nevertheless, on March 19, President Obama without even consulting Congress, and while on a trade mission and family jaunt in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil announced: Today I authorized the armed forces of the United States to begin a limited military action in Libya in support of an international effort to protect Libyan civilians.
Hillary Clinton took up the task of explaining why the absentee President, who was then casually kicking soccer balls with Brazilian school kids and squiring his wife and daughters around Rio on sightseeing excursions, had found it so urgent to initiate another major war, as to require violating his constitutional oath.
According to Clinton, this war was necessary because Gaddafi has lost his legitimacy to govern, and our military action was taken in response to the obvious humanitarian crisis.
That crisis centered on less-than-credible allegations that Gadhafi's armed forces were engaged in massive slaughter of Libyan civilians, a charge that the administration and pro-war advocates had been flogging for weeks, but had failed to produce any solid proof to back their sensational claims.
When the administrations top two Defense officials, Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen were both asked, at a Pentagon press briefing, if they had evidence confirming charges that Gadhafis jets had fired on the civilian protesters, they admitted that they had none whatsoever.
Here is the relevant section from the March 1 Defense Department press briefing transcript:
Q: Do you see any evidence that he actually has fired on his own people from the air? There were reports of it, but do you have independent confirmation? If so, to what extent?
SEC. GATES: Weve seen the press reports, but we have no confirmation of that.
ADM. MULLEN: Thats correct. Weve seen no confirmation whatsoever.
Obama/Clinton Set Precedent for U.S. Participation in ICC
Nevertheless, the previous week, in absence of any corroborating evidence of the alleged atrocities and despite the fact that the U.S. government has not ratified the ICC Statute and is not a party to the ICC, the Obama administration voted on February 26 in support of UN Security Council Resolution 1970 to refer Gadhafi to the ICC for prosecution.
This is an important precedent, as it is the first time the United States has voted to refer a case to the ICC. President Obama and Secretary Clinton give every indication of pressing forward with a pro-ICC agenda. Clinton was quite explicit in this regard even before assuming her office at Foggy Bottom. In her confirmation hearing as Secretary of State before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in January 2009, Hillary Clinton said, "Whether we work toward joining or not, we will end hostility toward the ICC and look for opportunities to encourage effective ICC action in ways that promote U.S. interests by bringing war criminals to justice."
Later, speaking in Nairobi, Kenya, in August 2009, Clinton expressed her great regret that the United States is not a party to the ICC, but said that the United States has supported the court and would continue to do so. A January 2010 review by the Department of Justice concluded that diplomatic or informational support for particular investigations or prosecutions by the ICC would not violate existing laws.
Those existing laws include, most especially, the American Service members Protection Act of 2002. As a Congressional Research Service report of July 2011 observes:
The U.S. government is prohibited by law from providing material assistance to the ICC in its investigations, arrests, detentions, extraditions, or prosecutions of war crimes, under the American Servicemembers Protection Act of 2002, or ASPA (P.L. 107-206, Title II). The prohibition covers, among other things, the obligation of appropriated funds, assistance in investigations on U.S. territory, participation in U.N. peacekeeping operations unless certain protections from ICC actions are provided to specific categories of personnel, and the sharing of classified and law enforcement information.
Whether or not the administration has already violated the legal prohibitions enacted in ASPA remains to be proven, but there is little question that it is attempting to lend full support to the ICC and move the United States closer to ratification of the ICC treaty.
President Obamas National Security Strategy report,issued in May 2010, states:
Although the United States is not at present a party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) we are engaging with State Parties to the Rome Statute on issues of concern and are supporting the ICCs prosecution of those cases that advance U.S. interests and values, consistent with the requirements of U.S. law.
Pratt House Promoters
Now as in years past, the key promotion and support for empowering the ICC both inside and outside of the administration emanates from Pratt House, the New York City headquarters of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).
It was council members and the councils journal, Foreign Affairs, that laid the groundwork in the 1990s for the UNs 1998 ICC summit in Rome. It was the big tax-exempt foundations (Ford, Rockefeller, Carnegie, MacArthur, Soros) run by CFR globalists that provided the funding for the human rights NGO rent-a-mobs that materialized to provide global grass-roots support for the ICC.
In 2011, the CFR focused anew on the ICC. In its May/June 2011 issue, Foreign Affairs published Who's Afraid of the International Criminal Court? Finding the Prosecutor Who Can Set It Straight, by David Kaye, executive director of the International Human Rights Program at the UCLA School of Law.
In the past few months, the CFR also issued a Council Special Report entitled, Justice Beyond The Hague: Supporting the Prosecution of International Crimes in National Courts, also by Professor Kaye.
In a June 29, 2011 article he penned for Foreign Policy magazine entitled Justice League The case for calling off the Tomahawks and bringing Muammar al-Qaddafi to The Hague, longtime CFR member David Scheffer complimented the Obama administration for its favorable stance toward the ICC. Said Scheffer:
The United States and its NATO allies are supposed to stand for the rule of law and, accordingly, for the criminal prosecution of those who violate it and Barack Obama's administration has shown an interest in renewing this commitment. The administration has been supportive of the ICC's investigations and indictments throughout Africa, and was instrumental in obtaining unanimous approval for U.N. Security Council Resolution 1970 on Feb. 26, which referred the Libya situation to the court in the first place. Libya presents an opportunity to close the book on the cowboy behavior of the post-9/11 era and re-embrace the rule of law in a unified fashion with America's European and other allies throughout the world.
Now a professor at Northwestern University School of Law (along with Associate Professor Bernadine Dohrn, the Weather Underground terrorist bomber and wife of Weatherman terrorist leader Bill Ayers), Scheffer was, from 1997 to 2001, President Bill Clintons Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues. In that capacity, Scheffer was Clintons (and the CFRs) point man on the ICC. It was Scheffer who was the keynote speaker for a special confab of the Working Group on the International Criminal Court, held on February 26, 1998, at Los Angeles' plush Biltmore Hotel. The event, sponsored by the United Nations Association, was a key component of the Clinton/CFR stealth campaign to build what they intended to be unstoppable support for the ICC, which was going to be sprung upon an almost totally unsuspecting world just a few months hence in Rome.
The New American was there at the Biltmore, however, providing the only critical coverage of that important meeting. Our article, International Injustice, in the April 13, 1998 issue of the magazine, sounded the first major warning about the UNs ICC agenda and the impending Rome summit. Scheffer and other CFR sherpas leading delegations to the summit were sublimely confident that they would emerge from Rome with the treaty they desired and with overwhelming pressure supplied by the CFR-aligned media and global civil society, as represented by the CFRs kept NGOs would soon have Senate ratification. It was a slam-dunk, done deal or so they thought.
However, what globalists hadnt anticipated was the size and passion of the genuine grass-roots opposition that this blatant attack on American justice, national sovereignty, and our Constitution and Bill of Rights would engender. Led primarily by The John Birch Society, which made exposing and stopping the ICC a top priority, ICC opponents began swamping their Senators with appeals to oppose the ICC treaty.
In a series of articles (see here, here, and here, The New American revealed the campaign for the ICC as a colossal bait and switch scam. While proponents were selling the ICC as the institution that would haul the Hitlers and Stalins of the world before the bar of justice, what they were actually building is a global judicial monster that violates all the major principles of separation of powers, checks and balances, and accountability.
In spite of their incessant prattling about dedication to transparency, the globalists have been obdurately opaque about key features of the ICC, such as:
No right to a trial by a jury of ones peers;
No right to habeas corpus;
No right to bail;
No right to a speedy trial;
No protection against indefinite pre-trial detention;
No protection against being transported to foreign lands
Americas top constitutional champions have rightly denounced the ICC. As we reported in 1998:
Dr. Charles Rice, professor of law at Notre Dame University, has termed the ICC "a monster," both in concept and reality, noting that it effectively "repudiates the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence and cancels the 4th of July." "In our system," Professor Rice explains, "law is supposed to be a rule of reason which, in a sense, controls the state and compels the state to operate under the law." But the superjurisdictional ICC, he points out, has no legitimate basis for its claimed authority, no protections against abuses, no accountability, and virtually no limits to its jurisdiction. "What are the limits on the ICC?" he asks, and then answers, "There are none. It's insane!"
As news of this ICC criminal insanity became more widely known, the U.S. Congress was deluged with letters, e-mails, faxes, phone calls, and petitions opposing it. It was obvious that the Senate would not ratify the Rome Statute. The Clinton administration, which, only months previously had been so confident of ratification, did not even send the treaty to the Senate.
New Propaganda Campaign
The ICC that President Bill Clinton failed to get ratified has now become a major project of his wife, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. Bill, of course, is a member of the CFR. Hillary is not a formal member, but is completely imbued with the CFRs one-world ethos, and has written for the CFRs Foreign Affairs journal and been a featured speaker on CFR programs. As with past administrations, her State Department is loaded with CFR experts, including her Ambassador to the United Nations, Susan E. Rice, who has been a major promoter of U.S. support for, and cooperation with, the ICC.
Hillarys State Department also has been a major source of direct funding (as well as an indirect source of funding through USAID and USIA) to, among others, the National Endowment for Democracy (headed by Carl Gershman, CFR) which has in turn funded many of the astro-turf civil society groups and faux human rights organizations that have been calling for the ICC to arrest and try various despots across the Middle East.
On December 9, 2011, Human Rights Watch (HRW) issued an urgent appeal entitled, ICC: A Need for Strengthened Support. Its subtitle, Nations to Set Budget, Formally Elect Next Prosecutor, hinted at an important theme of the HRW campaign: to increase ICC funding from the states parties, in order to expand ICC arrests and prosecutions. The HRW appeal not only was picked up and favorably mentioned in much of the CFR establishment media, but was replicated in toto on the same day on AlertNet, which bills itself as The worlds humanitarian news site and is financed by the Reuters Foundation, the tax-exempt arm of the global Reuters corporate news group.
On December 23, 2011, Coskun Coruz, a member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands, presented an op-ed entitled Time has come for America to reconsider its position on the ICC, in the influential Washington, D.C.-based newspaper/Internet site The Hill. Over the past year, the International Criminal Court has gained credibility," Rep. Coruz averred, citing the UNs resolutions with regard to Libya and Ivory Coast. Given this development, the Dutch politician continued, it is all the more embarrassing that a country such as the United States of America undermines the credibility of resolutions adopted by the UN Security Council, by not recognising the International Criminal Court in The Hague. Rep. Coruzs article was aimed, of course, at the U.S. Congress, and, more specifically, the U.S. Senate.
National Public Radios December 27 piece, Dealing With Dictators, was indirectly aimed at the same target; its primary aim was to build public support for the ICC to overcome Senate opposition.
We will be seeing a great deal more of this in the coming months. The ICC has formulated what it calls a Strategic Plan for Outreach that includes extensive public information campaigns coordinated with media organizations, NGOs, think tanks, schools, universities, religious leaders, foundations and politicians. This Strategic Plan is kicking into high gear for 2012, which marks the tenth anniversary of the entry into force of the ICCs Rome Statute.
Tomorrow we will be publishing a follow-up article entitled, "The ICCs 'Philanthropists': the usual suspects," which focuses on the massive NGO "human rights" lobby financed by our tax dollars and the major tax-exempt foundations.
Other related articles:
The ICCs Philanthropists: the Usual Suspects
The ICC: International Court of Criminals
The Shadows of Power: The Council on Foreign Relations and the American Decline
Photo of ICC court: AP Images


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Ed Miliband backs 'mansion tax' to fund 10p tax rate return
A Labour government would seek to re-introduce the 10p starting rate of tax scrapped by Gordon Brown in 2008, Ed Miliband has announced in a speech.
Mr Miliband said it was a "very bad mistake" to get rid of it and the move would send a "clear signal" his party was on the "side of working people".
The move, worth about £2 a week for people, would be funded by a "mansion tax" on £2m properties, he said.
But No 10 said it was a "stunning admission of economic incompetence".
The decision to scrap the 10p tax band - announced in the 2007 Budget as part of a package which also saw the basic rate of tax reduced from 22p to 20p - was highly controversial.
Despite measures to compensate those affected, critics said up to 500,000 people were left worse off.
Mr Miliband said the move was "wrong" as the 10p tax rate made a difference to people on low incomes and increased incentives to work.
He said he was "determined to put it right" by reinstating the 10p rate after the next election and urged the government to consider doing it at next month's Budget, describing it as the "progressive choice".
'Fairer taxes'
"We would put right a mistake made by Gordon Brown and the last Labour government," he said.
"We would use the money raised by a mansion tax to reintroduce a lower 10 pence starting rate of tax, with the size of the band depending on the amount raised. This would benefit 25 million basic rate taxpayers."
Labour has previously indicated it would only set out tax and spending commitments in the run-up to the next election - scheduled in 2015 - and Mr Miliband made it clear that he would not commit to put any specific policies in its manifesto at this stage.
But Mr Miliband said the 10p pledge would send a clear message about Labour's commitment "to a fairer tax system and improving the living standards of working people" as well as showing the party is "moving on from the past".
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls said both he and Ed Miliband had raised objections to the 10p move when they were members of the cabinet at the time.
Asked on the Daily Politics whether it was a firm manifesto commitment, Mr Balls said they could not write their manifesto now, but the changes were something "we want to do... intend to do... plan to do" if the party gets into power after the next election.
The idea of a mansion tax was first proposed by the Lib Dems before the last election although the Conservatives oppose the move and the policy was not adopted by the coalition government.
Mr Balls said there were about 70,000 homes currently worth more than £2m - half of which were second homes - and a tax could raise an estimated £2bn.
He said the detail "had to be got right" but he would be willing to talk to the Lib Dems who he suggested were "still keen" on the idea.
In the speech, Mr Miliband also repeated his support for a temporary cut in VAT to boost economic growth - and called for action on train fares, "unfair" bank charges and capping interest on payday loans.
'Never so good'
Criticising the government's economic policy as a "race to the bottom in wages and skills", he accused the Conservatives and Lib Dems of rewarding those at the top while "squeezing" everyone else.
Speaking in Bedford, where in 1957 Conservative Prime Minister Harold Macmillan famously said Britons had "never had it so good", the Labour leader said that falling wages and rising prices mean many now feel "they will never have it so good again".
"People in Britain are putting in the hours - doing the shifts - as never before. But something has changed in the last few years.
"There's less chance of promotion, less chance of a pay rise, and at the same time, prices just go up and up and up: petrol for the car, tickets for the train, childcare for the kids, deposits for a first home.
"The 'squeezed middle' has never been so squeezed - and it looks like it will be that for years to come."
He criticised the government's decision to scrap the 50p tax rate for those earning over £150,000 from April 2013, saying "we can't succeed as a country just by hoping wealth will trickle down from those at the top to everyone else".
'Labour's mess'
A Downing Street spokesman said Labour's change of tack on the 10p rate was "a stunning admission of economic incompetence" and the coalition had helped low earners by substantially increasing the personal allowance - the level at which people start to pay tax - to £9,205 in April.
"The losers from Labour's 10p tax fiasco have become winners under this government," he said.
He also warned that a mansion tax "would mean government snoopers in every home to revalue your house for council tax, meaning council tax rises for anyone who's improved their home in the past 20 years".
Lib Dem Treasury Secretary Danny Alexander said Labour were "late to the party" on the need to reduce the tax burden on the lowest paid.
"After thirteen years in government, the only action Ed Balls took was to raise the amount of tax those on low incomes paid by abolishing the 10p rate. It was the biggest tax mistake they ever made and it has taken them until now to realise their error."


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Kaş is a small fishing, yachting and tourist town, and a district of Antalya Province of Turkey, 168km west of the city of Antalya. As a tourist town it is relatively unspoiled.
The town of Kaş is on a hill running down to the sea. The district has a typical Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and warm, wet winters, which allows the growth of oranges, lemons and bananas. The lowland areas are also planted with cut flowers and a variety of fruits and vegetables, many are grown all year round under glass. The hillsides produce honey, and almonds, while at high altitudes there are extensive pine forests. The weather is drier at high altitudes. Although agriculture is still important tourism is the main source of income in the district, which has many hotels and guest houses.
About 2 km offshore from Kaş is the Greek island of Kastelórizo (in Turkish Meis Adásı).
The tourist industry is centred on the pleasant town of Kaş, but many other coastal towns and villages in the district have plenty of accommodation for visitors inluding Kalkan and Gelemiş. The district can be reached from both Antalya and Dalaman airports.
Kaş itself is a quiet pleasant town with its blue sea and narrow streets scented with jasmine flowers. There are plenty of little guest houses, quiet cafes serving home cooking, or small bars to relax after a day's scuba diving. Kaş has an annual arts festival, jazz concerts in the Roman ampitheatre, and the Kiln Under the Sea arts collective have held underwater ceramics exhibitions here.
Kaş is one of the leading spots for diving in Turkey. There is a diving school, many places with equipment for hire and at the port local divers offer courses. If you decide to try diving in Kaş you can expect to see a beautiful array of fish and other sea creatures like octopus and possibly dolphins, and also the wrecks of some ancient ships.
Although the Teke peninsula has been occupied since the stone age it seems Kaş was founded by the Lycians, and its name in Lycian language was Habesos or Habesa. It was a member of the Lycian League, and its importance during this time is confirmed by the presence of one of the richest Lycian necropolis.
The ancient Greeks later gave it the name of Antiphéllos or Antíphilos, since it was the harbor in front of the city of Phellos. During the Roman period, Antiphéllos was famous for exporting sponges and timber. Pliny the Elder refers to the town in the fifth book of his Naturalis Historia. After 395 the town became part of the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine) and during the early Middle Ages was a bishop's see – and as Antiphellus is still a titular see.
The town suffered because of Arab incursions, then was annexed (under the name of Andifli) to the Anatolian Sultanate of Rüm, led by the Seljuks. After the demise of the Seljuks, it came under the Ottomans.
In 1923, because of the Exchange of populations between Greece and Turkey after the Greco-Turkish War, the majority of the population, which was of Greek origin, left the town for Greece.
In the early 1990s tourism started booming in Kaş, with visitors mainly from the UK and Germany. This growth of tourism brought an explosion in apartment building (often without license), which is to seriously threatening the landscape and the environment. Particularly affected is the beautiful Çukurbağ Peninsula, west of the town, which now has luxury hotels built on it.


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Fortunately after the 2nd loop it crashed and it stopped giving me time to control the situation.
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