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Okay, so my Microsoft Office Starter 2010 is refusing to start, and I have no idea what to do. I'm trying to open a Word document and I get an error message saying it could not be started and asking me to try again later or repair the product in the Control Panel.
I googled the problem and found some replies that seemed helpful. I went to the Control Panel -> Program -> Program and functions -> left click on Microsoft Office Starter 2010 and choose "change". However I'm stopped here before the repair can run because it tells me I am not connected to the internet - at the same time as I'm browsing websites and typing this.
I've tried restarting my computer several times, reconnecting to the internet, restarting the router, googling some more, and now I'm out of ideas. If it's the only way I can fix the problem I can uninstall it and try to install it again of course.
I'm rather clueless when it comes to computers and how to fix these problems. I use Windows 7, please let me know if there's anything else I should add that would make the problem easier to solve. Thanks!

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There are few Caribbean legal writers who may lay claim to as diverse and interesting a career in the law as Justice Donald Trotman; Judge, Attorney, writer, poet, human rights activist and internationalist. Through his book 'Waiting for Justice ' the reader is allowed a privileged walk with the author along a path which branches from the personal experiences of intimate acquaintances with colourful legal characters , to narratives on Human rights and International law. There is a range from localized Guyanese to International experiences and some focus on exceptional Caribbean events such as the 1983 Grenada crisis and the Cuban refugee crisis. The book is a collection of essays which explore the diverse and intricate interconnection of human rights, law, history and politics ranging from the years 1970-2008 and is a unique combination of insight, wit and acquired wisdom which progresses with the development of the book and the author.
The book opens with a tribute to Norman Cameron, a renowned Guyanese Cambridge University trained, and scholar virtually unknown to the present generation of Guyanese and includes quotations from Cameron's writings on philosophy and politics. There is another tribute, this time to Samuel Wilson, whom the author describes as a scholar –lawyer who was murdered in 1971 and provides interesting material for those interested in the history of the legal profession in Guyana. The focus is turned suddenly, though not surprisingly to human rights (a subject which seems to be a passion of the author) and introduces the complex subject of human rights and politics in a discussion of' Human rights in different political systems'
The chapter which deals with the Arab gulf situation as it unfolded in the seventies and eighties and offers the reader an historical background to the crises of the period and analyses the perspectives of commentaries offered at the time by international commentators, at all times legal acuity is demonstrated in the precise analysis and concise expression of thought on a challenging area of politics, international law and history. 'Consideration of some legal aspects of the Cuban refugee crisis' provides an historical view of international law as it applied in challenging circumstances, students of the subject will find the discussion of extra-territoriality and diplomatic immunity as it applied to those circumstances quite instructive , particularly since legal precedent is integrated in the commentary.
The author reveals a more personal, touching interest in the welfare of children, their human rights and the law, in the essay 'Children of Guyana' in which the reader experiences the poet, the humanist and the father all expressed in a poignant appeal for the bettering of their welfare. The cause of the elderly is not neglected and the former Judge and head of the national Commission on the Elderly describes his hopes for the development of a comprehensive scheme which will allow the elderly to enjoy golden years in the dignity they deserve.
An even more compelling offering is made as the reader is allowed the privilege of the story of the Grenada uprising in some notes titled 'The Grenada story of truth and reconciliation, part 1) in which the author's experience as a commissioner, some of the findings and recommendations are detailed. The opening part of the epilogue to this narrative expresses the aspiration as follows "This story has been told so that Grenadians may know the Truth about the past in order to be reconciled now and for the future…' Knowing the truth for the purpose of reconciliation is not an option but a Must'. (sub- quotation Fr. Mark Haynes)"
The Chapter Delay degrades punishment is something of a treatise in due process and equality at law, which is also a topic covered later in the writing. The judge publishes his preliminary ruling in the famous Guyanese case of Abdool Saleem Yaseen and Noel Thomas, March, 7, 1996 in which a civil appeal was made on the issue of the then Attorney General Bernard De Santos appearing as legal counsel. This is followed by his judgment of May 14 1996 in the Court of Appeal in which the same accused sought to have the judgment of Oslen Small J made in the High Court imposing the death penalty for murder on the basis of human rights violations during the period of imprisonment. The judgment sets out the development of the jurisprudence on the subject, the mandatory death sentence, delay in justice, the application of the provisions of the Guyana constitution and the commutation of the death penalty to the lesser sentence of life imprisonment.
In keeping with the theme the next chapter introduces the reader to the European convention on human rights and demonstrates its relevance to the English speaking Caribbean. It is a good analysis which gives some detail on the various systems with which the comparisons are made in establishing the relevance. It some ways this essay constitutes essential reading for students of human rights and international law.
The later chapters of the book discuss the subjects of peace and reconciliation and the author's work in the field as President of the United Nations Association of Guyana and in other involvements of the same nature is clearly demonstrated in the philosophy, analyses and experiences related in these chapters.
There is little which can be said to deny the significance of the book as a major contribution to the Guyanese and Caribbean discourse on the range of issues which the author expounds and the reader is left with the feeling of having had an intriguing peek into the thoughts of a Guyanese scholar.


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Two Trees (University of Oregon, 2010-12)The Two Trees is a fifteen-minute musical composition for orchestra. Inspired by William Butler Yeats' poem of the same name, the piece depicts the images described by Yeats' poetic narrative through a double theme and ...


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In today's apocalyptic love craze it's easy to overlook key problems in society. Many people feel as though we have "zombies" walking among us. They're real people, but due to the culture and trends they have been drained of almost all traits that make them human. Take for instance the person that is glued to their cell phone. They wake up and have to check Facebook. After they get out of the shower they immediately look to their phone for more updates. Throughout the day their spare moments are spent glued to whats going in the social networking realm. It's even the last thing they do before they go to bed. These people are the "zombies".
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2. Daily Updates With Zero Engagement – This symptom is one of the hardest to identify and the infection is in a class all of it's own. The Facebook page in question may have many followers and have consistent posts, but the key area to focus on is the engagement. Are the posts getting likes, comments or shares? If not, their Facebook followers may be zombies themselves. You will also notice that the posts seem somewhat robotic. These posts are more than likely coming from another source and may have been how the current Facebook page became infected. There's not much that can be done when a page reaches this level. It's recommended to just stay clear of these pages due to their resilience to treatment.
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This is the first English translation of Bernd Janowski's incisive anthropological study of the Psalms, originally published in German in 2003 as Konfliktgesprache mit Gott. Eine Anthropologie der Psalmen (Neukirchener). Janowski begins with an introduction to Old Testament anthropology, concentrating on themes of being forsaken by God, enmity, legal difficulties, and sickness. Each chapter defines a problem and considers it in relation to anthropological insights from related fields of study and a thematically relevant example from the Psalms, including how a central aspect of this Psalm is explored in other Old Testament or Ancient Near Eastern texts. Each chapter concludes with an "Anthropological Keyword," which explores especially important words and phrases in the Psalms. The book also includes reflections on reading the Psalms from a New Testament perspective, focusing on themes of transience, praising God, salvation from death, and trust in God. Janowski's study demonstrates how the Psalms have important theological implications and ultimately help us to understand what it means to be human.
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Railey said, 'Conditions were a bit better but still very hard to predict.' On Ainslie he had only respect. 'Ben is going fast and making really great decisions on the race course. We had a close race in the second race today and he was able to edge me out for the win. You have to give credit when someone is sailing well and he is doing a great job this week.'
Ainslie of course is still getting back to fitness after an operation on his back earlier this year. He commented, 'It was a difficult period over the winter. We've been here training pretty hard, but the conditions funnily enough are quite different to what we've been training in and I think everyone's finding it hard. For me it's just great to be back racing again and you do realise there's a huge difference between training with four or five boats and suddenly having 60 boats, a long start line, 1.3 mile beats and a big course so it's very different and it's great for me to be back racing and getting my head into that.'
Other Olympic selection trials here are also running including the Poles and the Czechs and it couldn't be closer. Rafal Szukiel (POL) who was a 2008 Olympian is just two places and seven points ahead of the young Piotr Kula (POL), who had an excellent start to the regatta. Meanwhile the Czechs are even closer with Tomas Vika (CZE) leading four time Olympic veteran Michael Maier (CZE) by just one place and one point. Friday is going to be a critical day for all these sailors.
Szukiel commented on the selection process, 'Our selection started here in Palma. We have three regattas, here, Hyeres and the Gold Cup, but only two best are counting. So everything is still open.' Is there a competitive spirit between the sailors. 'At the moment we are one team. I hope it will stay like that up to the Olympic.'
On the conditions this week, 'Today's conditions were difficult. The wind was shifty and different with strength. I got some good results because I was sailing well downwind and what is more important I was starting well.'
Ninth placed Matthias Miller (GER) commented, 'I'm very happy to be in the top ten. Last year was not so good for me. but I always could felt that I could do more. Now after lots of training in Valencia I'm ready. This week, like at the Europeans. the main thing was is to reduce the risk.'
On qualification for Weymouth, 'I didn't get selected last year. So the last selection is the worlds in Falmouth. I have to do top ten.'
However at the top of the fleet, Ainslie is now in a great position going onto the final day of the opening series. On Friday he has the possibility of sealing the regatta win with room to spare. He is the only sailor here seeming to make sense of the conditions every race and his scoreline proves it.
Results after eight races
1 GBR 3 Ben Ainslie 10
2 USA 4 Zach Railey 33
3 SWE 11 Daniel Birgmark 35
4 DEN 2 Jonas Høgh-Christensen 52
5 SLO 573 Vasilij Zbogar 56
6 GBR 85 Andrew Mills 58
7 NZL 1 Dan Slater 63
8 CAN 41 Christopher Cook 66
9 GER 151 Matthias Miller75
10 POL 7 Rafal Szukiel 87
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It's something we all know but don't think about, we are losing our most precious of generations at a staggering rate. The youngest of those stationed at Pearl Harbor when we were attacked in 1941, are now in their late eighties. Another decade and most that are still with us, will leave us.
Please remember..
The old guy in front of you driving slow, aggravatingly slow, may have helped liberate a Nazi death camp and is caught up in a daydream, wishing that his wife was still alive to hold him when the nightmares come.
My father served in the Army Air Corps during WWII, (Burma and North Africa) I didn't know him well enough to ever say thank you for his service to our country, and he was gone before I could say goodbye.
I want to say thank you to our veterans of World War II, and to those managing the homefront during that time. You are our greatest generation. Hold your head up high and mighty as you march off into the sunset, and know that you are loved for your patriotism, the sacrifices that you made, and for the hero in each of you.
Thank you, God bless you.


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Andrew Ellicott
Miniature portraits were fashionable in America for more than a hundred years, from the middle of the 18th century until the photographic portrait eclipsed the old genre near the end of the 19th. The casual spirit of friendly intimacy was heightened by the oval shape and the small size—sometimes only a couple of inches in height.
There are but few known portraits of Andrew Ellicott. He sent the original of this miniature to his wife Sally from New Orleans in February of 1799. The artist, he told Sally, was "a spanish lady," who had also produced several copies of it for him. Undoubtedly, all were in full color. Either the original or one of the copies, from which the above photograph was made, was in private ownership at the turn of the 20th century. Its present location is unknown.
The fact that he could afford the copies, plus the artist's anonymity, suggest that the painter was a commercial artist who combined technical skill with speed and competitive pricing. Ellicott himself considered the result "an excellent likeness."7
Ellicott's life was busy in 1803.1 He had moved from Philadelphia to Lancaster just the year before to undertake the office of Secretary of the Land Office, to which he had been appointed by Governor McKean. He was publishing his journals of a Florida survey including maps and observations. And now came a message from the President of the United States about a secret mission. Ellicott's part was to welcome into his new home a young military officer who was to be instructed in the art of celestial and field observations.
President Jefferson and Ellicott knew each other well. In 1783, Ellicott had been part of the team surveying, planning and mapping the new Federal City. He served in the Maryland militia during the War for Independence, earning the rank of major.
No one could accuse Jefferson of favoritism. Ellicott was one of the best surveyors of his time, renowned today for the accuracy of his work. He was appointed Surveyor General of the United States in 1792. Ellicott's personal history was particularly applicable to the mission at hand. Just seven years earlier, in 1796, Ellicott had traveled via the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers to survey the U.S. and Spanish Florida border. In 1798, still on the Florida survey, Ellicott sent a coded letter to the State Department describing information he had secretly received of payoffs by Spain to four Americans, including Lewis's own commanding officer, General James Wilkinson.2
In a letter to Jefferson on March 6, 1803, Ellicott agreed to train Lewis. For the Expedition, he recommended an Arnold chronometer, artificial horizons and methodologies for determining accurate latitude and longitude, noting that the calculations should be made after the return of the Expedition.3 Ellicott and Jefferson arranged for the construction of a sextant and portable horizon to be made with Ellicott's supervision. On April 20, 1803, Lewis wrote Jefferson from Lancaster that he had begun taking observations with Ellicott's guidance. Lewis described Ellicott as "extremely friendly and attentive, . . . and is disposed to render me every aid in his power."4
By May 1803, both Ellicott and Robert Patterson had become convinced that a sextant would be more accurate in obtaining longitude than the more fragile theodolite. They recommended that Lewis secure two sextants, two artificial horizons, one good Arnold's chronometer, one surveyor's compass (with a ball and socket), a two-pole chain and one set of plotting instruments.5
Lewis left Ellicott's company sometime after May 7, with a letter of introduction to Robert Patterson. Lewis writes Ellicott on May 27, advising him that Mr. Barton would deliver to him the Expedition's chronometer for examination. Ellicott would serve five more years as the Secretary of the Pennsylvania Land Office.6 In 1808, incoming Governor Snyder, backed by supporters of General Wilkinson, removed Ellicott from office.
1. This page has been condensed by Nancy Davis from her article, "Andrew Ellicott: Astronomer, Mathematician, Surveyor," We Proceeded On, Vol. 24, No. 3 (August 1998), 28-32.
2. On the subject of coded letters, see "Cryptology".
3. Donald Jackson, ed., Letters of the Lewis and Clark Expedition with Related Documents, 1783-1854, 2nd ed., 2 vols. (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1962), 1:23-25.
4. Ibid., 40.
5. For illustrated discussions of the uses of these instruments, see "Measuring the Falls."
6. Jackson, Letters, 1:36-37.
7. Catharine Van Cortlandt Mathews, Andrew Ellicott: His Life and Letters (New York: Grafton Press, 1908), 164-65.
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Every year when the big awards for mass culture roll around, everyone gets heated, not just about the various academies' choices, but about the inadequacies of the categories themselves. Do shows such as "True Detective" or "American Horror Story," both of which reset with new characters and a new plot every season, belong in a drama or a miniseries category? What counts as a lead or supporting performances in the growing roster of shows that are genuinely anchored by ensemble performances?
So before the Emmy Awards air tonight, here are five awards I wish it was possible for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to hand out, and the people I would have selected to win each of them. I picked the categories to honor both the collaborative spirit in which television is made and which distinguishes the medium from other artistic endeavors, and to recognize some of the most exciting trends in television at the moment.
1. Outstanding Collaboration, Nic Pizzolatto and Cary Fukunaga, "True Detective": What makes television special — the rise of the superstar showrunner aside — is that it is made by groups of people working together. Sometimes, that means a room full of writers figuring out what makes the voices of their characters distinct, and then each finding a way to make those characters come alive. Sometimes it is a matter of a director working to execute a showrunner's vision, as Paris Barclay has done so long with biker drama "Sons of Anarchy." But it is a relatively new phenomenon for viewers to be able to recognize the unique style a director brings to a television episode, and even rarer for a single writer and single director to create a unified vision that carries over from episode to episode.
This year, a prize for collaboration should go to Nic Pizzolatto, the creator of "True Detective," and his collaborator Cary Fukunaga. In circumstances unusual for an American television show, Pizzolatto wrote every episode of the first season, while Fukunaga directed every one. These men brought their strong artistic visions — Pizzolatto's talent for genre pastiche and Fukunaga's atmospheric landscape cinematography — together to produce an undeniably distinct show.
2. Outstanding Casting of Young Actors, Ross Meyerson and Rori Bergman, "The Americans": We are in the middle of an amazing run of child acting on television and in the movies. I think it is worth recognizing that it takes particular talent to spot potential in actors without long resumes, and to find young actors who are going to continue to perform well in an ongoing series even as they age.
In previous years, I might have given this prize to the folks who cast "Game of Thrones," which has an astonishingly broad cast and is getting terrific performances out of the younger members of its cast, including Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner as the Stark sisters. But this time around, I think recognition should go to Ross Meyerson and Rori Bergman for turning up Holly Taylor and Keidrich Sellati, who did breakout work as Paige and Henry Jennings, suburban Maryland children who are, unbeknownst to them, the progeny of deep-cover KGB spies.
3. Outstanding Achievement in Action Directing, Michelle MacLaren: Television prizes tend to be given for work on an individual show. But given that television directors often work on multiple shows, it might make sense to give some prizes for a body of directing work in a single year. This year, I would single out Michelle MacLaren for her work on both "Breaking Bad" and "Game of Thrones." Cable television has a license to be exceptionally violent, but MacLaren is the rare director with a real sense of flare for executing that violence on screen and for bringing out the emotions that such cataclysms occasion.
4. Best Ensemble Performance, "Orange Is the New Black": Lead and supporting categories are frustratingly limited in their ability to truly recognize the achievements of shows that are effectively giving us interlinking short stories featuring a huge number of characters. The two best examples of these kinds of shows are "Game of Thrones" and "Orange Is the New Black." Right now, I would give a slight edge to the latter. "Game of Thrones" has a lot of characters who never really get developed, but "Orange Is the New Black" gives all of its characters opportunities, and there is not an actor in the cast who does not jump on what is thrown at them as though it is a gourmet meal and they are starving.
5. Executives of the Year, FX's John Landgraf and CBS's Nina Tassler: We talk a lot about the creative visions that produce great television, and I am all for honoring them. But a changing business model, in which a smaller audience and new platforms can keep shows afloat that might have died swift deaths in previous years, is a contributor, too. Television audiences are savvier about these issues than they were in the past, and we should honor the executives who find ways to make great shows successful.
My nominees would be FX's John Landgraf and CBS's Nina Tassler. I do not love every show FX puts on the air, but Landgraf's gems, including "The Americans," "Louie," new comedy "You're the Worst," and on its best days, "The Bridge," really sparkle. Tassler's network gets a lot of flak for attracting an old audience, but even spinoffs such as "NCIS: New Orleans," which premieres this fall, have pop, and she dares to put out some of the best dramatic programming on network television, including "The Good Wife," "Person of Interest" and the promising new cop show "Battle Creek."


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A three year Indians review: The Starting Rotation
Next up in the three year review series are the starting pitchers. I wanted to handle this group on the whole and will use some advanced stats to try and show how things have changed for the Indians.
At the start of the year this was a weak link position for the Indians. I was like many who expected this team to fail because the pitching would be atrocious, and I thought this while expecting a solid season from Brett Myers.
For this piece I am going to change the stats up I look at a bit. I am keeping WAR and the same rules still apply to it, but I am adding in two new stats for evaluation: walk rate (or BB%) and xFIP.
The first new stat is walk rate (BB%). It is rather straight forward and measures the percentage of faced batters the pitcher walks. The reason I choose it is simply a walk is bad; it means the pitcher not only let a hitter on but he had to throw a lot of pitches to do it. A one pitch single is a better outcome in most cases than a five pitch walk.
The other stat is one to learn and know as it is getting used more and more. FIP stands for fielding independent pitching; it allows you to measure the long term probability for a pitcher. Pitchers have very little control over balls in play so FIP measures what pitchers do control (walks, strikeouts, home runs) and thus allows a better evaluation of a pitcher.
xFIP changes things a bit by changing a pitchers home run total with an estimate of how many home runs they should have given up. The reason is that home run rates tend to have some fluctuations and instability to them. The nice thing is it is evaluated on the same scale as ERA so it is easy to tell what it means for a person who is unfamiliar with the stat.
Now instead of going one by one through the staffs, I plan to take the five guys who had the most starts and that will comprise each year's numbers. So for WAR it will be a total but for xFIP and BB% I will then average those pitchers to give a total.
For reference, here are links to the previous pieces in this series: first base, second base, shortstop, third base, catcher, designated hitter, left field, right field and center field.
Indians 2013 - 9.8, 116 games started
Indians 2012 - 3.1, 125 games started
Indians 2011 - 8.6, 123 games started
Last season the Indians biggest weakness was far and away their starting pitching. They could not find any type of stability with last year's staff. The WAR for Justin Masterson in 2011 and 2013 are both higher than the Indians total value from their starters in 2011. An average staff for a season would have a WAR around 10, and only two players this year project out to values over 2 and that is Masterson and Corey Kluber.
Still, the consistency from Scott Kazmir, Ubaldo Jimenez, and Zach McAllister all being near league average has been huge. For the first time in years the Indians have had the luxury of knowing not only who the starters will be but also that they will keep them in the game. Over the last three years, 2013 is the only time the Indians have had five starters whose WAR's are over one and had twenty starts in that year.
For this stat 8.5 is average, above 10 is horrible, below 6 is fantastic:
Indians 2013 - 8.62
Indians 2012 - 8.94
Indians 2011 - 6.88
One could call the jump in 2012 and 2013 the Ubaldo effect. For as well as he has pitched this year his BB% still remains terrible. His walk rate is well over ten, but he is not the only offender.
This team in general walks a lot of players. Masterson's rate is nearly ten, McAllister's is near 9, and Kazmir's is near 8. The Indians are just walking too many guys, throwing too many pitches and having to go to the pen earlier in games than they should have to. The upside is that Jimenez and Masterson do have lower rates than in 2012. This explains how a team with 16 shutouts can have only three complete games this year.
Same rules as ERA as 4 is average, low 3's great, approaching 5 is awful:
Indians 2013 - 3.73
Indians 2012 - 4.59
Indians 2011 - 3.94
Once again the numbers show the Indians have had their best pitching staff over the last three years. They are not a group of stars - there is not really a single name that would be well known nationally - but a group that has performed better than anyone could have hoped. They have had only twenty starts by pitchers outside of the set five.
The Indians fell apart last year when the offense died and the pitching was awful. This year the hitting has slumped again, but the pitching has kept them in the playoff hunt. The team xFIP is nearly a run lower than last year, which seems to be the reason why this team has not collapsed completely even with the offensive woes.
By looking at these three stats, it becomes clear that the Indians starting pitching staff is the best they have had in some time. They are putting up solid numbers across the board and really are responsible for keeping them in the hunt this year.
I know a lot of people are ready to let Jimenez and Kazmir walk, but as history has shown us, finding solid pitching is something much easier said than done. When you can find an arm you can rely on, it can be very hard to replace. The Indians haven't been able to draft and develop many starters over the years - the last successful one wasJeremy Guthrie afterall - so they need to try and keep what they have and keep adding to the mix with youth from the minors.
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Ja Rule Denies Leaving Wife for Male Inmateby Hilton Hater at . Comments
Ja Rule would like to make one thing very clear: He did not leave his wife for his male prison cellmate.
This rather hilarious rumor cropped up last week after a parody blog titled "Cream Bmp Daily" quoted Mrs. Ja Rule, Aisha Atkins, as saying of her husband:
"He wrote all them love songs and still don't know how to treat a b**ch. We spent ten-plus years building our marriage but it only took him two to decide he'd rather suck a d*** than be with his wife."
Ja Rule was released from prison in May after spending time behind bars for gun possession and tax evasion.
But a few sites picked up this quote and ran it as a legitimate story, forcing the rapper to Tweet a clarification over the weekend.
"Ok I guess I have to address the idiots these rumors are FALSE LIES made up by some non mf factor website CLOWNS lmao," he wrote, including with this message the above photo and the following statement:
"Sorry to disappoint all the haters who want the rumors to be true so bad lol. Merry Xmas stupid love Mick&Mal. Lmao."
Ridiculous, hysterical case closed. Well done, Ja Rule.


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Guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks announced plans to leave the Allman Brothers Band at the end of the year.
Haynes joined the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band in 1989 on a temporary basis and has been with them ever since, splitting time with his own band, Gov't Mule. Trucks, who lives in St. Johns County, has been with the Allmans for 15 years. He is also in the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Both announced they will leave the band at the end of 2014.
The Allman Brothers Band, which formed in Jacksonville, will headline the 10th annual Wanee Fest at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak. The event is Aprl 10-12. The rest of the lineup for the festival will be announced later this month. Tickets are now on sale for $195 at waneefestival.com.
"I've always said that if I were to join a band that I grew up listening to the ABB would be at the top of that list," Haynes said in a news release. "The original version of the band was a huge influence on me and I'm sure that the countless hours I spent listening to and studying that music helped shape me as a musician. As proud as I am of being a member of such a legendary band, I'm even more proud of the music that we've made together and of being a part of carrying their original vision into the future."
The band celebrates its 45th anniversary this year, which Trucks said seemed like a good time to move on.
"While I've shared many magical moments on stage with the Allman Brothers Band in the last decade plus, I feel that my solo project and the Tedeschi Trucks Band is where my future and creative energy lies," Trucks said in the release. "The Tedeschi Trucks Band tour schedule keeps growing, and I feel the time has finally come to focus on a single project, which will allow me to spend that rare time off the road with my family and children. It's a difficult decision to make, and I don't make it lightly."


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January 8
One, One Birthday Cake! Ahh ahh ahh!
This Craftster post caught my eye because from the thumbnail, I thought this was going to be a felt hoop. But rather, it was about cake, and that's pretty good too.
Pottermouth of Savannah, GA, was asked by a friend to use a vintage Wilton cake pan of "The Count" from Sesame Street to make a birthday cake for her daughter.
The one special request, make him look, "less high" than he did on the package. You be the judge with the pictures here, but I think Pottermouth did a fantastic job! Just a tweak to The Count's eyes and he's good to go.


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Chronicling Mitt's Mendacity, Vol. XXI
Campaigning in St. Louis yesterday, Mitt Romney, reading from his teleprompter, told supporters he would never be a "president of doubt and deception."
You could almost hear irony weeping. After all, as Kevin Drum explained, "I expect political candidates to bend the truth a fair amount…. But Romney's willingness to flat-out lie is singular."
Or as Rachel explained just last night, "Mr. Romney gets caught saying things that are factually wrong, and the thing that is different about him is that he does not mind; he doesn't fix it; he doesn't even try to worm out of it. He doesn't appear to feel any shame about it at all – and he's happy to keep telling the lie once he knows it is a lie."
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Connecticut Fly Fisherman's Association Monthly Meeting
"Albies on The Fly" – Peter Jenkins, Presenter
Wednesday, September, 2017, Time: 7:00 p.m.
Free and Open to the Public
Free Refreshments
Place: Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, 100 Sunset Ridge, East Hartford, CT
Peter Jenkins, Owner of "The Saltwater Edge" in Middletown, Rhode Island will speak on methods and techniques for taking Albies. Albies are tremendous game fish and characterized as muscular torpedos. 30% faster than bonefish, they present excellent and challenging saltwater fly fishing. His talk will include: reading the water and how topography and structure can provide valuable clues to help find more fish.
Peter is the Lead Instructor at the Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Schools along with being active in the Rhode Island Legislature as Chair of the Access Sub-Committee and a member of the Rhode Island Saltwater Angelers Association.
The Connecticut Fly Fisherman's Association is a certified non-profit 501C3 organization and is dedicated to preserving and promoting the pleasures and traditions of fly fishing and to conserve game fish waters.
More information is available about CFFA at: www.ctflyfish.org and
our facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/CTFlyFish
(CFFA Practices Catch and Release to Ensure Preservation and Conservation of Species and Promotion of The Sport of Fly Fishing.)
Come join us to meet new people and learn about the sport of Fly Fishing


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Interesting things how timings work… I just completed major overhaul of the Team 11 and donation stuff plus added a new corporate sponsorship page today. And, then today, I got two grant rejections and one grant "IMAX film cannot apply" letter.
On the one hand it's frustrating that Outside In has yet to land a single grant. Film grants in the US almost always go to "socially conscious" films and despite the fact that professional grantwriters have helped rework my applications, the few grants that will allow IMAX films to apply have rejected Outside In multiple times.
Of course, film grants are scarce in the US and most of them refuse to let IMAX films apply – believing that only well-heeled filmmakers make IMAX films despite much letter-writing in protest.
Outside In is, well, too outside-the-box for the usual indie film world, so fundraising will need to be outside-the-box too. Outside In already has impressed people with how much start-up seed money has been raised and the progress so far. Now it's time to launch the film completely (see the cool rocket launch graphic added to the site).
It's my mission to keep the film true to the pure vision: to inspire and spark interest in space exploration as way to understand the big questions. It's also very important that the film reach as many people as possible and that the film sparks many new efforts in outreach, inspiration, dialogue and community building around the world.
You can help, even if you don't have dime. Start a Team 11. Ask a generous friend to donate. Help find a corporate sponsor. And always continue to spread the word.
The images in the film belong to all humanity, so it's only fitting that the film is of the people, by the people, for the people.


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Have fun everyone. I wish I had gotten in w/ the in crowd & gone along for this, especially since I just learned it's being held this year on/near the Olympia Peninsula. That's one of my old homes. I lived in Port Angeles when my mum worked for Olympic National Park/NPS as a ranger/naturalist & dispatcher. The Olympic Forest was My Big Back Yard.

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Hi to all,

I want to open a bitcoing account before 29c3 for myself and for Food Hacking Base, the project which I coordinate so we can obtain donations from people who want to support us. I wonder if someone could share some info on the subject of opening bitocin account?

 I know that I should be doing the reading by myself but I think it would take me at least several hours to get the idea how and where to open it "safely". I'm leaving for Europe within next few days so I'm really busy finishing up my staff here in Korea and because of the preparations for 29c3. For now the accounts are primarily for obtaining donations.

 Anyway if you could help me out with some information/links that would be cool. I have around 1.5 eu now on Paypal so maybe I can use it somehow to open the account :-)

Many thanks,

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Required courses include:
EDST630: Current Issues and Research in Educational Technology (3 credit)
Assists educators in the application of technology related skills and knowledge to their classroom. This fully online course requires collaboration using electronic media. Enrollment Restriction: Enrollment in the Master's in Education Program and/or hold credential.
EDST635: Introduction to Computing* (3 credit)
Prepares educators to use computer and software resources and settings to support student needs. Includes universal access issues, tools, and important copyright law.
EDST643: Using Mobile Technologies for Teaching and Learning (1 credit)
Learn about emerging mobile applications and successful uses in educational setting. Explore models and create example projects that engage learners in collaborative projects. Identify strategies and lessons aligned with content and national technology standards for use with students.
EDST644: Social Media in Education (1 credit)
Examines the use of social media in creating a personal learning network (PLN). Students will use various social media tools to create and participate in an on-line learning community to enhance instructional and personal development.
EDST633: Topics in Educational Technology (1-3 credit)
Critically examines one or more selected issues in educational technology. Current topics such as distance and distributed learning, video conferencing, and technology initiatives will be highlighted. May be repeated for credit as topics change, but only three (3) units may be applied toward the Master's in Education. Enrollment Restriction: Enrollment in the Master's in Education Program and/or hold credential.
EDST636: Technology, Assessment, & Evaluation* (3 credit)
Prepares educators to critically examine education-specific software for classroom use and to evaluate educational web sites. Includes development of a teacher web page, use of online survey tools, and blogs.
EDST637: Instructional Technology Planning and Management (3 credit)
Prepares educators to plan, manage, and access technology infused classroom environments. Includes the development and piloting a technology-rich instructional unit utilizing technology, and the use of rubrics for assessment.
EDST639: Digital Storytelling to Inspire Learning* (3 credit)
Prepares educators to apply principles of digital storytelling to create a variety of movie sequences applying project based learning elements emphasized in education today. Copyright issues and permissions will be addressed for the K-12 classroom. Projects will address the K-12 Standards for Visual Arts.


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|I have one more surprise for you before I open you up, and you'll never see it coming.
|~ Piper Shaw's last words.
Piper Shaw is the main antagonist in the first season and a posthumous antagonist in the second season of the MTV series Scream. She is revealed to be Ghostface. She is the daughter of Brandon James and the lover and partner in crime of Kieran Wilcox.
She is portrayed by Amelia Rose Blaire.
Initially claiming to be a visiting pod-castor investigating the new Lakewood murders, it is revealed she is the daughter of the original killer, Brandon James, and his best friend Maggie Duval. After Brandon's death by police, Maggie's parents made her give up the baby for adoption, with Maggie never even knowing if the baby was a boy or a girl.
This drove Piper mad, as she believed her younger half-sister Emma had "the perfect life", while she never got to know her parents. Piper was sent to the blessed sister's children home, where she was foster sisters with Kristin Lang. Ultimately, Piper was invited to Lakewood by Audrey Jensen, who revealed her parentage in a fit of rage and looked to collaborate on a documentary about Brandon James. With her secret lover, Kieran Wilcox, Piper planned a "reboot" killing spree, targeting Emma's friends in order to make her suffer as well as avenging her father Brandons supposed death for whom she blamed her for mother for.
Piper was also a famous podcaster, who documented murders. She used this as her cover to interact with the citizens of Lakewood, and also "bonded" with Emma. With her and Kieran assuming the identity of Ghostface, fashioned after Brandon James, she took great pleasure in making Emma suffer by killing her friends, and making Emma feel indirectly responsible. Emma grew to trust Piper and would confide in her, unknowingly giving the killer information. This would only confirm to Piper that she was succeeding in her goal.
Piper carefully orchestrated the 2015 Lakewood Murders, with Kieran providing a backup plan should anything go wrong. She also decided to kill and frame Seth Branson for the murders after Emma and Maggie were dead. Eventually, after the death of Clark Hudson, Piper was ready to finish her plans and kidnapped her mother, Maggie, so that Emma could have a final showdown where she kidnapped her mother, Maggie. She gleefully revealed her true self to Emma when she arrived, taking in pleasure in Emma's shock and horror that someone she considered a friend was the killer.
After revealing her plan, Piper managed to severely wound Emma and her mother, slashing Emma's stomach and stabbing Maggie in her side. As she prepared to finish Emma off, she prepared to reveal her "final surprise", (the revelation that Emma's lover was actually Piper's accomplice and lover), Audrey intervened and shot her in the chest with Kieran's gun. She emerged a few seconds later and was shot in the head by Emma. Her corpse fell into the same lake that her father's did but wasn't found. Kieran, who did not come to be revealed at the docks and stayed behind, retrieved her corpse from the lake. He stored it in the Orphanage she lived in until it was eventually found.
In Season 2, Kieran continued Piper's work once Emma returned from a therapy retreat, starting the killing spree all over again. He proceeded to terrorize and murder the people she failed to kill: Murdering Seth Branson and Jake Fitzgerald, stalking and harassing Audrey about her involvement with Piper and making Emma suffer by killing her friends (The same way Piper did). However, Kieran was defeated in the end by Emma and Audrey, who had him hauled off to prison.
Eventually after his trial, Kieran was murdered in courthouse holding cell by New Lakewood Slasher.
- Father: Brandon James (status unknown)
- Mother: Maggie Duvall
- Sister: Emma Duvall (maternal half)
- Grandmother: Cassie James
- Grandfather: Ed James
- Uncle: Troy James
Confirmed Murders
- Tyler O'Neill (Decapitated head from body)
- Nina Patterson (Throat slit)
- Riley Marra (Stabbed, left to bleed out)
- Will Belmont (Head split vertically in half by trencher)
- Clifton Roberts (Stabbed to death)
- Grayson Pfeiffer (Throat slit)
- Piper is very similar to the following villains:
- Roman Bridger, because she is the hidden half-sibling of the protagonist.
- Debbie Loomis, because she is related to the previous killer and seeking revenge for their deaths while pretend to be reporters.
- CeCe Drake from Pretty Little Liars. As both are the hidden sibling to a protagonist and both of them pretend to be the persons friend, only to be revealed as the antagonist. However, CeCe genuinely cared for Alison, while Piper only wanted to see Emma suffer.
- Zelena from Once Upon a Time. Both were the daughters of men with whose association brought their mothers shame. Both were given up so the mothers could have a better life and leave their past behind. They choose to seek revenge on the daughters that the mothers chose to keep. However, there's a couple differences, such as Maggie Duval is still alive while Cora Mills is dead, also Maggie remained one of the good guys, while Cora became a villain. Also, Emma Duval was all in all good, while Regina Mills was a villain who reformed.
- Dawn Bellwether from Zootopia: Both are highly intelligent criminal masterminds who sought to do away with the protagonist while being friendly and helpful to their faces. They also wear glasses.
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The problems continue to mount for Seven Falls Golf and River Club.
The problems continue to mount for Seven Falls Golf and River Club. Besides the ongoing bankruptcy case, the developer had a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers revoked, and Henderson County wants to collect on a $6 million insurance policy to finish roads and waterlines.
Seven Falls is a 1,400-acre, high-end residential development in Etowah. Only a small portion of the project, which was supposed to have an Arnold Palmer Golf Course and commercial village, has been completed.
Developer Keith Vinson has been struggling financially for the past two years and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last fall after the National Bank of South Carolina started foreclosure proceedings on a large section of the property.
National Bank entered a motion to dismiss the Seven Falls bankruptcy case May 27. Seven Falls and an associated company, Zeus Investments, has $26.2 million in secured loans with the bank.
Seven Falls filed for bankruptcy to keep the bank from taking possession of property that secured the loan. The bank wants the judge to dismiss the bankruptcy proceedings so it can complete the foreclosure process.
In its petition to the bankruptcy court, National Bank attorneys argue that Seven Falls has continued to incur debt after filing for bankruptcy and is not a viable business.
Seven Falls has "had no lot sales and their continuous source of income has been from loans from their managing member, Keith Vinson. Further, post-petition liabilities continue to mount, growing 39.4 percent since the beginning of this year, and 14.4 percent between March and April alone."
Vinson and his attorney, Christine Myatt, have told the court that the development is searching for financing and has been in discussions with two or three lending companies. They say they are trying to secure a type of financing that allows the financing company to take over the project if the developer defaults on the loan.
The bankruptcy court has scheduled a hearing on the bank's petition for June 24.
Myatt told the Times-News Thursday that Seven Falls has correspondence from a lender that plans to provide "full-blown financing." The developer is waiting for a formal contract and plans to present the financing plan at the June 24 hearing.
"We have to find financing to finish phase 1 and the golf course," Myatt said.
The bank, in its petition, is skeptical that Seven Falls will secure financing. National Bank had considered offering Vinson financing to complete the project but declined. The petition states that Bank of Asheville and the EFO Financial Group also declined to offer financing to the developer.
National Bank states in its motion that there is "no reasonable likelihood of rehabilitation" of Seven Falls.
The U.S. bankruptcy administrator had tried to convert Seven Falls' bankruptcy case from chapter 11 restructuring to chapter 7 liquidation in April. The judge denied the motion but said he would consider future motions to dismiss the case or convert to chapter 7.
Seven Falls is located on bottomland along the French Broad River. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued Seven Falls a 404 permit in August 2008. The permit allowed Seven Falls to fill in 7,000 linear feet of stream, fill in 1.4 acres of wetland, and fill in a small pond.
"They were for (Seven Falls) to do the residential development and the golf course," said Scott Jones, supervisor of the Asheville field office of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Asheville.
The development had to create culverts across streams for roads and fill wetlands to build the golf course.
In return for the permit, the development was required to pay $697,000 into the North Carolina Ecosystem Enhancement Program and perform mitigation work on the site. Money in the fund is used to conduct stream mitigation work on other streams in the French Broad basin.
Seven Falls violated the terms and conditions of the permit, conducted unauthorized fill activity and did not complete mitigation work, Jones said. Also, it never paid any money into the mitigation fund, he said.
"We had ongoing non-compliance of the permit," Jones said.
The permit was suspended and eventually revoked, a rare occurrence for the Corps, he added.
In April, the Corps informed Seven Falls that the permit was revoked and requested that "all fill material that has been placed into the waters of the U.S. should be removed and the area restored to pre-construction conditions."
Jones said the Corps is consulting with the U.S. Attorney's Office and a civil lawsuit could be filed in the future.
At the same time, the N.C. Attorney General's Office is considering legal action against Seven Falls for violating the terms of a separate permit called a 401 permit. The state permit and the federal permit operate in conjunction.
"The state has to certify that (development work) won't impact water quality," N.C. Division of Water Quality Environmental Specialist Chuck Cranford said.
The state issued Seven Falls numerous violations, Cranford said. The main problem is sediment spilling into local creeks.
"They constructed acres of roads out there, and they are not maintained," Cranford said. "They are being eroded."
The state assessed $28,000 in fines to Seven Falls for the permit violations. The state attorney general's office could seek a court order against Seven Falls for the ongoing violations, called injunctive relief.
"This is something we don't normally do," Cranford said. "The injunctive relief, as far as I understand it, is to force the stream restoration work."
Henderson County has also issued violations of the county's soil erosion ordinance. The county assessed $12,000 in fines, which Seven Falls appealed. Neither the developer nor a representative showed up to the hearing on the appeal in April and the fine was upheld.
Vinson has claimed he was never informed of the time that the hearing was taking place.
Myatt said she was not familiar with the particulars of the violations but said the Corps had no right to revoke the permit. Myatt issued a letter to the Corps and said it was her belief that the permit was revoked because Seven Falls never placed money into the North Carolina Ecosystem Enhancement Program.
"The Corps said because they didn't pay into the fund," she said. "You can't do that because it's paying a debt collection in bankruptcy."
Environmental and Conservation Organization Director David Weintraub said Seven Falls has done enormous damage to the streams and waterways. The organization monitors aquatic life along Little Willow Creek, a tributary of the French Broad River. Once construction started at Seven Falls, the sediment in the stream choked out the oxygen and killed 80 percent of the micro-biotic life in the stream, which is an indicator of the health of the water, Weintraub said.
"They basically just decimated the area, they destroyed the buffers (along the streams)," he said.
The Henderson Board of Commissioners approved a resolution Monday to seek $6 million from a bonding company.
When a developer gets approval for a subdivision from a government agency, one of the conditions is often that he or she get a surety bond. The bond is an insurance policy that the developer will complete the infrastructure in the subdivision. The bond allows the developer to begin selling lots before construction is completed.
Seven Falls' original bond with the county expired June 1, 2009. The board of commissioners granted a one-year extension for Seven Falls to complete the infrastructure. That bond required the work to be complete by June 1 and expires July 29.
Prior to the date when the work was required to be completed, the county sent a letter to Vinson and asked that several conditions be meet before the agreement with the county would extended. Another Vinson attorney, Thomas H. Johnson Jr, responded to the letter, saying the county had no right to place demands on the developer. The attorney was also upset that the county's letter was sent to all 140 property owners at Seven Falls.
Vinson never complied with the county's request before the June 1 deadline and so the county sent a letter to Lexon Insurance Company, which issued the bond policy. The letter requests that Lexon pay the $6 million policy, because "Seven Falls LLC (is) in default of its obligations to install improvements." Besides the infrastructure, Seven Falls was also required to build a fire station, which has not been completed.
If the county collects the money, it will be used to complete the infrastructure at the development.
"We have a duty to do the things that the county has the power to do, to make sure that those things are put in," Henderson County Attorney Russ Burrell said.
Myatt said Seven Falls plans to have another bond in place before the current bond expires July 29. However, if the county is granted the bond money, the funds would help Seven Falls and Vinson, as the money would be used to complete the project, Myatt said.
Her argument is contingent on Seven Falls receiving financing, and National Bank not taking possession of the foreclosed property.
Vinson could face challenges getting a new bond. He had to receive a $3 million letter of credit from National Bank to receive the current bond, and the bank has said it will not issue another letter of credit for a new bond.
Lexon is not likely to pay out on the policy quickly. In a similar case in Brunswick County, Lexon refused to pay and the county took the company to court, where a federal judge ruled in the county's favor.


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Venison Cutlets With Caramelized Onions And Plum Confiture
Caramelized onions and plums:
1/4 cup butter
3 cups thinly sliced onions
6 blue plums, pitted and cut in half
1/2 cup beef stock
1 tbsp brown sugar
1/3 cup sherry
1 tsp dry sage
1/2 tsp black pepper
8 venison cutlets 2oz each
1 cup seasoned flour (salt & pepper)
2 tsp poultry seasoning
2 tbsp melted butter
In a saucepan, heat 1/4 cup butter. Add the onions and cook for 10 minutes on low heat. Add the plums, stock, sherry, brown sugar, sage and black pepper. Simmer on low heat for 15 minutes, until all liquid is evaporated. Sauce should now look like jam. Set aside.
Combine the flour and poultry seasoning. Dredge the cutlets in flour. Shake off excess. In a heavy skillet heat melted butter to a fast bubble. Add the cutlets and brown on both sides. Add the sauce and simmer over low heat for 2-5 minutes.
Rum Runner Venison Roast
2-3 lb venison roast
1/4 cup vegetable oil
2 cups chopped onions,1" pieces
1 1/2 cups sliced carrots, 1/2 slices
1 1/2 cups chopped turnips, 1" pieces
3 cups beef stock
1 cup chili sauce
2/3 cup dark raisins
1/2 cup dark rum
1/3 cup molasses
1 tsp beef base
2 tsp dry thyme
1 tsp pepper
1/2 cup dry red wine
1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
2 tsp cornstarch
In a dutch oven heat oil until smoke hot. Add roast and brown well on all sides. remove roast and add vegetables and cook for 4 minutes to lightly brown. Pour off excess oil and return roast to pan. add beef stock, chili sauce, raisins, rum, molasses, beef base, thyme, and black pepper. Bake at 350F for 2 hours. Combine the red wine , Worcestershire sauce, and cornstarch to make a smooth paste. add to dutch oven and stir to combine, return to oven for 20 minutes. Remove roast and slice into thick pieces. serve with vegetable sauce over meat slices.
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Judging from his testy presentation at Tuesday night's City Council meeting, it appears Saratoga Springs Accounts Commissioner John Franck has taken offense to his home property being shown in a Times Union story about city assessments. From his seat on the council, Franck listed present, past and future city officials whom he said had sought property assessment reductions in the city. "I didn't see pictures of their homes in the paper," the commissioner said repeatedly.
Look, John Franck is the city Commissioner of Accounts who has also served as city assessor since 2006. It's news when a city employee who questions what's happening in a public office with public employees is placed on unpaid leave, then paid leave, and the state Attorney General's office asks city police for the file on the case. It's also worth reporting that said employee questioned a huge assessment reduction on the four-unit North Broadway address Franck had owned from 2002-2003 and was under contract to repurchase in 2008 at the time of the reduction. A section of the story simply explained the ownership history of the property and its values. If the allegations have no merit, we report that, too.
Point is, the employee was entitled to a fair hearing in the press, as was Franck. Franck complained about the coverage despite him and others having ample opportunity to refute the charges in both stories (and again in today's paper). Franckly speaking, I thought the stories were more than fair to the commissioner, but as always, I'm open to your feedback.


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America needs to stay out of Syria
Sept. 12, 2013 at 4:12 a.m.
Editor, the Advocate:
I am writing in concern for the latest distraction the president is using to keep your mind off of things concerning his administration's actions as well as inactions.
The latest distraction is Syria, hoping you will forget Benghazi and Fast and Furious, to name a couple. The truth is that we do not know absolutely for sure whether the Assad regime or al-Qaida were the ones who set off those chemical weapons.
Let's review a few facts. First: We are the ones who gave Saddam Hussein the chemical weapons; we only got upset at him using them when he quit using them on the Iranians and started using them on the Kurds in his own country. Second: The reason Bush used to go into Iraq was for weapons of mass destruction such as chemical weapons, which, when attacked by the U.S., went to Syria. The normal news outlets will not tell you the truth because they have been bought off.
To find out who would be the ones to vote for more war, which we don't need, follow the contribution trail to see which defense contractors have given significant donations to which congressmen. We have been lied to and had half truths and obfuscation of what our government has been doing to our Constitution and our Bill of Rights for so long that most don't realize what has happened to them until they find themselves denied those rights. Things like Sept. 11, 2001, have allowed the government to pass laws like the National Defense Authorization Act that strip you of your rights. All the government has to do is consider you an enemy combatant or possible terrorist, and you can be locked up indefinitely without a lawyer, phone call or anything.
The only ones who have ever gained from war are the banking cartels. I suggest you call your representatives and the White House and tell them to stay the hell out of Syria.
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Gov. Christie is set to provide a roadmap for New Jersey's recovery after Hurricane Sandy in his State of the State message. The governor's address on Tuesday will focus almost exclusively on how to rebuild after the state's worst natural disaster. Christie says recovering from Sandy will supersede other priorities he had hoped to address in the final year of his first term. The superstorm devastated the state with high winds and storm surges that caused $36.9 billion in damages and mitigation costs.


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By ADVOCATE STAFF REPORT
May 9, 2011 at 12:09 a.m.
The effects of the extreme statewide drought have hit Victoria County.
National Weather Service numbers show that from Jan. 1 to present, Victoria County has received 4.62 inches of rain, which is far below the 10.85 inches expected for this time frame.
Christina Barron, a forecaster with the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi, said the last measurable rain that fell in Victoria County was .07 of an inch on May 2.
Currently, Victoria County is at a drought level of D2, which is described as a severe dryness on a scale of D0, being abnormally dry, to D4, being exceptionally dry.
The drought is expected to continue through July.
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In this already overpopulated hip-hop industry, few have the potential to shine over the overcrowding of emcees. Caligula has that potential.Fueled by his anger of being force-fed mediocre, diluted hip-hop from most, Caligula is inspired to constantly advance and evolve his style. Caligula, named after the notorius opponent slaying emperor, has taken the name because of his cut-throat style. Though rough at times Caligula is also very versatile with anti-political views, conceptual songs, thought provoking lyrics and punchlines. Although particular about the hip-hop he takes in, he has been influenced by such artists as GZA, Pharoah Monch, and Chino XL. Caligula has stayed in different cities for periods of time such as Atlanta, New York, Houston and New Orleans. He has heard many different styles and always tries to stay steps ahead of the competition. Caligula's first album,the indy smash 'Clone Killer' has been released on Long Range Distribution. It features Aesop of Living Legends, Kimani of Masterminds, Cadence of Raw Produce, Pathethic of Creepozoids and Lyrikill of Euphonetiks. His second album called 'War Games vol. 1' is scheduled for release in mid 05' and will feature R.A. The Rugged Man, Monsta Island Czars, production from Demigodz and more. Caligula has been featured on mixtapes such as Blitz Series, Lyrical Graphiti, Eupham presents, and will be on hiphopsite.com's Preemptive Hype Series. Caligula also has a small part in the Sundance Film Festival's indy hit 'Becoming Vex.' If you havn't heard of this cat yet you will very soon.


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Buttery Maple-Thyme Biscuits
Recipe By: Melissa Rubel
Maple syrup makes these biscuits wonderfully rich and enticingly sweet.
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Level: Moderate
- 2 sprig thyme plus 1 teaspoon coarsely chopped thyme
- ¼ c. pure maple syrup
- 2¼ c. all-purpose flour
- 1 tbsp. baking powder
- ½ tsp. table salt
- 1½ stick cold unsalted butter (6 ounces)
- ¾ c. plus 1 tablespoon milk
- coarse sea salt
- In a small saucepan, cover the thyme sprigs with the maple syrup and simmer over moderate heat for 1 minute; set aside.
- In a large bowl, whisk the flour with the baking powder, table salt and chopped thyme. Cut in the butter until it's pea-size. Make a well in the center and pour in the milk. Stir with a fork until the dough is evenly moistened; turn out onto a lightly floured work surface and gather into a ball.
- Roll out the dough 1/2 inch thick. Using a floured 2 1/2-inch round cookie cutter, stamp out the biscuits as close together as possible. Press the scraps together and stamp out more biscuits. Transfer the biscuits to a parchment paper-lined baking sheet and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Brush the biscuits with the maple glaze and sprinkle with sea salt. Bake in the upper third of the oven for 20 minutes, or until golden. Serve warm.
- Make Ahead: The recipe can be prepared through Step 3 and refrigerated overnight.
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