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The Blaine student group Students With A Purpose (SWAP) has scheduled a free viewing of Invisible Children: Rough Cut, a film documenting the daily lives of children in northern Uganda under the threat of the Lord's Resistance Army rebel group, at 7 p.m., Tuesday March 27 at the Blaine Performing Arts Center.
The event will include appearances by representatives from Invisible Children Inc., a Spring Valley, California-based non-profit organization founded by three young and idealistic California filmmakers after a trip to Uganda with limited funds and a video camera purchased on eBay.
SWAP, a 15-year-old organization, was re-started in the spring of 2006 by 18-year-old Point Roberts resident Andrew Grubb, a senior at Blaine high school.
"I just felt that Blaine high school needed an outlet for socially conscious and globally aware students not only to voice opinions but work toward constructive change," he said.
to introduce discount card for prescription drugs
Governor Chris Gregoire last week introduced a new, state-sponsored prescription drug discount card that will save Washington residents an average of 20 percent on brand-name drugs and 60 percent on generic drugs. The card will be available to all Washington residents, regardless of age or income.
"We want to get the news out to everyone in the state who is struggling with high prescription drug costs," said Gregoire. "There is help. Even if you don't qualify for other discount programs, this card will save you money on prescription drugs."
Gregoire was joined by AARP and the Washington Community Action Network (Washington CAN), who will also introduce the card today in Spokane and tomorrow in Yakima.
The Washington Prescription Drug Program card is available now. Enrollment forms are available online at www.rx.wa.gov or by calling 800/913-4146. The program is administered by ODS, an Oregon-based pharmacy benefits management company. Mail order and specialty pharmacy services are also available.
Women's handgun class offered at Plantation indoor range
Whatcom County Parks and Recreation Department is offering a one-evening women's handgun class at Plantation Indoor Range from 7 – 10:30 p.m., Monday, March 26. The course covers the basic operation and care of hand guns, how to choose the right ammunition and the laws and liabilities related to self and home defense. It focuses on instinctive shooting techniques.
The fee is $30 per person. Hand gun rentals and total metal jacket ammunition are available for the class.Register by phone (360/733-2900) by mail (3373 Mt. Baker Highway, Bellingham, or online at whatcomcounty.recware.com.


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Imagine a journey devoted to deep listening to the Divine Feminine within. A journey that establishes a strong connection with our inner space. We begin healing the individual and collective past and move toward living consciously in the present moment. Projecting the vision of the future, creating a heart community and partnering with the earth is the next step in our evolution.
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REIKI AND NON-VIOLENCEPublished May 15, 2012 Uncategorized 1 Comment
Healer heals thyself!!
" Imagine all the people living life in peace…" John Lennon sang and called himself a dreamer but not the only one. Imagine the world without violence. Can we dare to dream, actively visualize and see the world in peace? A world where children of all ages are loving, creative, powerful, expressing themselves without fear, being accepting of others as they accept themselves.
Peace and non-violence is stopping the war inside our own minds and bodies. How many times a day do we beat ourselves up? How many times a day do we judge, criticize, condemn others and ourselves? Close your eyes before you continue reading and remember what act of violence you committed toward yourself the last day or two. Was anger a knife pointing to your heart? Was the killer judge pointing the finger at you wherever you felt you should do this or that or should not?
What if peace means we stop all acts of violence against ourselves? What
if war is what we have in our own minds? What if we have the power to stop that war and take the responsibility for doing just that to ourselves?
One way that I found most powerful and profound in changing self- violence into awareness and healing is self-treatment with Reiki. When using
Reiki for self-healing it creates a time for self-love a time of peace, stopping all judgments, all negative self talk. The power of the Reiki energy sharpens my
awareness. I sit quietly putting my hands on myself, the Reiki energy streaming into my body through my hands. I enjoy peaceful moments of clear thinking, moments of deep insights and visions and deep letting go.
As Reiki healers we think of others, we share the Reiki healing energy for the greater good of others and that's wonderful, that's what brings love and healing to our world. When it is shared with others it create harmony among the participants. But when you take time to treat yourself with your own two hands is a massage of unconditional love to that person that is you, it is an act of stopping the inner war, an act of a practice of non-violence.
The only requirement is an open heart and a willingness to transform your inner violence into peacefulness, inner separation into unity, and anger into love within your own life. It will eventually radiate to your family, friends and your environment, reducing the violence around.
It is no coincidence that Reki has been rediscovered and brought back in our day and age. We all need to reconnect with our birthright: a life free of war,
violence and fear. Life of loving touch, awareness, and peace.
Dina Kushnir, Reiki Master, Rosen practitioner and Feldenkrais teacher
offers the Path of the Priestess program in NY area.
Amazing attention, self-love and transformationPublished December 22, 2010 Uncategorized 1 Comment
Transformation happens on its own, as change happens on its own. We do not do transformation; we can be aware and present to transformation. The heart of this transformation is the transformation of consciousness. We move from a story line that makes us captives of our circumstances, histories and genetic disposition to the realization of who we truly are. Such transformation can be achieved by redirecting attention inwards. Attention is tending and tenderness, a quality of the heart. When we pay attention we "PAY" we offer something. What do we offer? We offer the energy of the heart. As when we fall in love we are attending every move of our beloved, we notice, we are aware, we engage, we consider, we are interested; all of this which is warmth and safety not to a beloved outside but to the beloved that is in us, to our self. We give love and love gives warmth. That warmth, like the element of fire, is the agent of transformation. In the presence of love there is the feeling of safety. When the organism feels safe, it opens up and grows, blooms and shines. As we tend to ourselves with a gentle attitude, patience and awareness, we generate the energy of love; we create more love. How? Love breeds love, as humans breed humans and birds breed birds. When we consciously engage with love we open the door to more love to stream through our bodies and minds. This is the transformation from what we think we are to what we truly are, a reflection and the flow of love.
Exercise: directing attention to the reality of the body, transforming discomfort and pain to self-love. Sit or lie comfortably, create an uninterrupted 15 minutes for yourself. Start to feel your breath as its moves through the body and invite your attention to follow without interfering with it. After few minutes find a place of discomfort in the body, maybe some tension on the shoulders, or on the back, maybe you start feeling intense sensation somewhere around the knees. Find that spot and gently with your heart attention stay and breathe into that discomfort. Stay long enough to notice the changes. What is happening? What is taking place? How much patience do you have to keep bringing your gentle attention to this place? Can you stay as long as needed to love this place even if it is painful? As you are paying attention to your body, to your breath, you extend your ability to bestow love upon yourself and something happens; the breath become deeper or slower, relaxing the nervous system, the muscles release their holding, the level of hormone cortisol drops in the blood allowing the immune system to strengthen. Love and attention transform your body from tension holding to deep relaxation. The body loves the attention and it responds by creating homeostasis, a balance in the organism that creates healing. Love transforms and invites the body to use its power to heal.
Reflections: Creativity communicates in silencePublished April 14, 2010 Uncategorized 1 Comment
"Let your mind starts a journey through a strange new world. Leave all thoughts of the world you knew before.
Let your soul take you where you long to be. Close your eyes.
Let your spirit start to soar, and you'll live as you've never lived before."
Erich Fromm
A creative mind is open to experience life fully and is able to translate it and express it in new and inventive ways. It is a mind that can see the extraordinary in the ordinary and can express creativity through action. It is resourceful, inspiring and original. A creative mind observes deeply, listens with awareness and experiences life genuinely. It is in the spaciousness of mind that these abilities can be developed and allowed to become the creative force in our life. This is done in the presence of silence. Silence creates the space to explore and observe. Silence creates the space where imagination and ingenuity can flourish.
In silence integration and deep connections are happening. All creative minds owe their inspiration to the silence behind the static noise of everyday life.
The mind of a child is creative, curious and imaginative because the child does not have concepts and fixed views about reality. For a child, a cup can be anything from a drinking device to put on her head to make a hat, a bed to put her dolls in or an experiment in gravity. She is playful and full of delight, present and alive.
Silence brings us those hidden treasures, a new way of experiencing reality, a renewal for our senses and pleasures. Without interference from preconceived notions and automatic responses the ordinary can be experienced truly as the extraordinary.
Exercise: Sit for few moments in quiet contemplation, paying attention to breath and body sensation. When thoughts resede and make space for silence, open your eyes and see your surroundings without interpretation, just seeing; what do you see? Look at anything in your surroundings that you are familiar with and look again, look at it as if it is the first time. See it through a child's eyes; discover it with no previous concepts, with fresh eyes and no thoughts, just pure impressions.
Reflections: Listening is an act of love. The ability to hear others in silencePublished April 14, 2010 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
We live in relationship to our surroundings in ever expanding circles of relationships. From the inner circle of oneself to the intimate relationships of family and friends, an expanding circle including coworkers and neighbors, wider circles of the people who you know and so on to include your whole surrounding human and non-human connections.
The one most important and rare quality in relationship is deep listening. When there is a conversation the mind hardly hears the spoken words of others. The mind is busy planning the answer or just dreaming, or getting ready to oppose, or attack, agree or disagree, interpret an insult, judge, assess and so on. The mind is far from being present with the person who is speaking. The reactive mind is on the run.
So relationships too become a cycle of reactivity looping around the same pattern over and over again. We change partners, places of work, places of worship and neighborhoods yet we do not change the patterns of relationships to them. Unintentionally we fall prey to the same "Program", the program that runs our life and our relationship to life, our thoughts, emotions reactions and behavior. It is the same program on the personal level as on the global level, history repeats itself.
Embracing silence in the realm of relationship we become quiet mirrors to our partners, we reflect like a deep calm lake their love, their concerns or their anger. In the lack of reactive thoughts, emotions and actions relationship can be seen naked, what truly it is: the longing for love, connection and acceptance. Deep listening in silence is an act of love. The deep reflection in the calm lake penetrates the deep water of the heart and love can be seen and felt and shine through from whatever shore you stand on.
Exercise: next time when you are talking with your friend, feel your breath; notice your partner's breath. Notice your body; notice your partner's body. Listen to the tone of the voice, see the facial expressions, and absorb the presence of your partner consciously. Notice your reactive mind and let it be. Just listen. How does it feel?
Reflections: Nature communicates in silencePublished April 14, 2010 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
To commune with nature we need silence to hear the tree growing, the flowers talking, the grass singing, the rocks whispering in our ears. To enjoy and feel nature we sit quietly listening to the whisper of the wind, the sounds of dew, the shapes of rocks, the voice of clouds. The space is full of whisperings. Do you hear them?
As we go into the woods or ocean shores we keep busy talking; trying to enjoy ourselves we fill the air with chatter. When we are alone in nature our mind does not stop producing thoughts that take us out of the landscape. To hear nature communicating her song we have to consciously choose to quiet the busy mind and let the heart open to the call of nature.
The sound of wind among the leaves brings us to the breath quietly breezing in and out of our body. The heat of the sun and the cool evening temperature brush the skin and mingle with the fire element in our body. As we feel the weight of our body we touch the earth's magnetic force holding us with her gravity. The sounds of ocean waves or water rushing in a brook are synchronized with the blood flow in our veins.
We are Her (nature) and She is us,
her rhythm beating in our hearts
Who are we without the earth,
the wind the water and the sun?
Mother is calling us back home
Back to her green bosom among the trees
Her white bosom on mountains peaks
The blue water in ocean deep
Come sit, be still and listen
To the breath of the grass
The caress of the sun
The changing shapes of clouds
Come, you are invited to the feast
on ruby red, emerald green
purple sky and golden wings
All for the eyes to see.
Reflections: The body in silencePublished April 14, 2010 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
To be powerful we have to know and to know is to know oneself, and to know oneself is to know the body and its secrets.
The body, a treasure of knowledge, information and wisdom holds the secrets of life, past, present and future. It is in the reality of the body that life's experience is encoded. It is the wealth of our universe waiting to be discovered and honored on all levels of our being.
Inside the body resides sixty trillion cells, each cell has a membrane that acts as a skin around its cytoplasm content. The membrane has the ability to perceive environmental cues and act accordingly for its survival through receptor and effectors proteins. Each cell belongs to a community of cells that has a function. Each community of cells communicates with other communities of cells in harmony, so as to continue the survival, protection and growth of the whole organism. There is an entire world of organization and communications and never-ending cycles of life and death in each moment. We can find armies and defenders in the immune system, communicators through hormone secretions, garbage collectors, food suppliers, and peacemakers, local and central control organization to name a few. Each cell is a living, breathing body, a mirror image of a human body. It is a sentient being that has its own skin, its own mind, consciousness, awareness, genetic material and the ability to make decisions moment-by-moment. Each cell is giving and receiving from the environment and serving the harmonious whole.
Knowing this tremendous treasure, this mirror into the intelligence of creation, how can we approach the body and how we can learn from the body?
Through silence and awareness, in quiet time of contemplation, we listen deeply to its constant communication with us. With a mind that is present, important communication can be perceived and learned from.
Coming into the body with reverence and quiet mind we come to know ourselves with depth that is immeasurable. We come to know in wonder and respect the whole mystery of creation. We come to know happiness, pleasure and pain. We come to know the wisdom and intelligence that underlies the physical universe. We come to know the laws governing the universe. We come to know life force and its powers. In that knowledge lies our power.
Meditation: Lying down on your back, legs long, hands beside the body, feel the contact with the floor. Which parts feel heavy, light, cold, warm, hard, soft? Let the breath come in and notice where it goes and how it moves in the body. Now choose one part of the body to listen deeply to and stay there for a while. Gently ask this part to communicate with you, feel its movement, and sense the inside of its structure.
Any new sensation, insight, discovery?
Reflections: Time for silencePublished April 14, 2010 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
What does being spiritual mean in our time of chaotic busy-ness? It is first and foremost to be in silence. It is to clear the mind's screen from the noise, to delete the static disturbances and to be in the emptiness of the white screen. To wait in the silent space is to give rise in our consciousness to the subtle and delicate spiritual energies of our being, the refined inner voice that speaks in silence.
There are many paths that lead to silence and it is up to us to find and choose. The open space of silence is one and we are invited to enter.
The open space of silence is the spaciousness of our wholeness.
As a womb holds and forms the new life, the open space of silence holds, informs and forms all of what comprises our beings; thoughts, emotions, feelings, perceptions, states of mind, memories, energies of the body, information we gathered along the way, insights and knowledge. It is in the open space of silence that our being can be found, transform and flourish.
When we realize the wholeness of the container the feeling of fragmentation and separation dissolves, the inner and outer struggles release, and we can expand and breathe into the space of all inclusiveness.
The mystery is holding us in her open space of silence.
When we recognize our limitation to grasp and understand the mystery through the intellectual faculty, we no longer look to our thoughts and emotions to be the guiding force. We let it all go. When no-thing is there, silence is there and we feel the presence of this silence as it envelops our being. We know it not through understanding and inquiring; we know it not through memories and stories; we know it, simply know.
This deep knowing is the driving force that sends us looking and seeking in the first place. It is the light in the darkness that shines and leads the way inward to our journey into the open space of silence. It asks us to look deeply through the ocean of fears and confusions, layers of conditions and memories. As in the story of Moses, the inner voice asks us to trust the splitting of the sea and to walk into the desert, into the unknown space of silence. The journey into the "desert" is the path of growth the ones who hear the voice of silence and answer it. It is the' presence' that calls us and welcomes us home to enter the center of our being.
Exercise; Look around your environment for few moments and see the space in and around the forms. Now listen to the silence between the sounds. Enjoy the space and the silence you've created. Pay attention to silence and move through your day with this awareness.

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And yet to be without hope is almost to be without sanity.Edmund Cooper
Woe to the man whose heart has not learned while young to hope, to love and to put its trust in life!!Joseph Conrad
I hope we shall abolish war and settle all differences at the conference table... I hope we shall abolish all hydrogen and atom bombs before they abolish us first.Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin
Middle-class women who entertain the hope or fancy of being something in the world, lose Nature's happiness and miss Society's. They are the most unfortunate creatures I have known.Nicolas Chamfort
I'm convinced that whatever state you're in during your pregnancy has a huge influence on the baby's personality - so I hope we haven't produced a little serial killer!Helena Bonham Carter
There's always hope... even when there isn't faith. And sometimes, without hope or faith, there must be charity.Orson Scott Card
In prosperity prepare for a change; in adversity hope for one.James Burgh
If you desire a man to tell you comfortable lies about your prowess, and so fetter any hope of true excellence, I'm sure you may find one anywhere. Not all prisons are made of iron bars. Some are made of feather beds.Lois McMaster Bujold
As hope kindles hope, millions more will find it. By our efforts, we have lit a fire as well a fire in the minds of men. It warms those who feel its power, it burns those who fight its progress, and one day this untamed fire of freedom will reach the darkest corners of our world.George Walker Bush
It's not enough to have lived. We should be determined to live for something. May I suggest that it be creating joy for others, sharing what we have for the betterment of personkind, bringing hope to the lost and love to the lonely.Dr. Felice Leonardo Buscaglia
And I hope to stand for a new harmony, a greater tolerance. We've come far, but I think we need a new harmony among the races in our country. And we're on a journey into a new century, and we've got to leave that tired old baggage of bigotry behind.George Herbert Walker Bush
I believe in some blending of hope and sunshine sweetening the worst lots. I believe that this life is not all; neither the beginning nor the end. I believe while I tremble; I trust while I weep.Charlotte Bront
When you are confronted with terrible hardships, and no one offers you any support, when your friends turn into enemies, and even your relatives have deserted you, and when all support has given way, and all hope has been lost - if you then come to remember the Supreme Lord God, even the hot wind shall not touch you.Sri Guru Granth Sahib
Young people, who are still uncertain of their identity, often try on a succession of masks in the hope of finding the one which suits them the one, in fact, which is not a mask.Wystan Hugh Auden
There is far more danger of harm than there is hope of good in any radical changes.John Calvin Coolidge Jr.
I hope people learn to appreciate our people in uniform. These aren't guys who just shoot 'em up. They plan. And they are extremely intelligent.Thomas Leo Clancy Jr.
There is something sadder to lose than life the reason for living; Sadder than to lose one's possessions is to lose one's hope.Paul Claudel
Man is a creature of hope and invention, both of which believe the idea that things cannot be changed.Thomas Leo Clancy Jr.
While the sick man has life, there is hope.Marcus Tullius Cicero
Hope knows no fear. Hope dares to blossom even inside the abysmal abyss. Hope secretly feeds and strengthens promise.Sri Chinmoy
Life is meaningless only if we allow it to be. Each of us has the power to give life meaning, to make our time and our bodies and our words into instruments of love and hope.Tom Head
My darling one....I shall be thinking of you while you are away and hope you will remember to wrap up warm when you go out at night.Anthony Burgess
We must act on what we know. I take as my guide the hope of a saint: In crucial things, unity; in important things, diversity; in all things, generosity.George Herbert Walker Bush
Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take dream.George Walker Bush


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And now they rescued an American woman, Jessica Buchanan and a Dane, Poul Thisted, from Somali kidnappers without shedding a drop of American blood. The kidnappers did not fare as well.
Again, well done, guys!
Awesome! God Bless our Navy Seals.
I don't think they're very keen on the publicity that obama insists on giving them
There is a movie coming out soon - Act of Valor.
The SEALs who post at Blackfive say that this movie is as close as you will come to the real world for SEAL activity, sans operational security things. The men in the movie Are active duty SEALs, as the producers did not want to compromise the movie by using actors.
I'm looking forward to it.
So, honestly, what would inspire a 32 year old American woman to want to go to Somalia, land of Blackhawk Down and islamic extremism, to do aid work ?
I don't get it. The people she saved? Would they grow to like Infidels? Hmmm. If it were me, I'd go to Thailand to try to save children from the child sex trade. Or similar. At least there it would seem there is some payback.
Hurray for the SEALS! I bet they wish o would quit using them in his re-election campaign...to hear him tell it, he was on the mission, the deluded nutter.
Kid, I thought the same thing, WHO would want to go to that 3rd world hell hole w/ all that trash there and try to do anything for those savages. There are many deserving people in America, or places like you mention that would benefit and appreciate help much more.
I love the smell of napalm in the morning. It clearly trumps the fetid, sour smell of decay and death that is modern Somalia.
Having said that, we need to martyr a lot more terrorists on a regular basis just as we did with these.
yes thanks to each of them for their service!
I am your newest (conservative!) follower..pls follow back if you can.
Go Seals


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One day you may catch yourself smiling at the voice in your head, as you would smile at the antics of a child. This means that you no longer take the content of your mind all that seriously, as your sense of self does not depend on it.
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The Maghen Abraham Synagogue, is the oldest synagogue in Beirut, Lebanon. Located in the former Jewish district of Wadi Abu Jamil it was abandoned after Israeli shelling destroyed the synagogue during the Lebanese Civil War. Restoration of the synagogue had begun in May 2009 and as of August 2010, renovations are nearing completion with artists putting finishing touches to the interior of the building.
The synagogue brought about many benefits to the Jewish community in Lebanon during the early twentieth century. It was constructed in 1925 and named after the son of Abraham Sassoon, Moise Abraham Sassoon of Calcutta, on land donated by Isaac Mann. It was designed by the architect Bindo Manham and construction was overseen by Ezra Benjamin and Joseph Balaya." Because of insufficient funding, the head of the Jewish community, Josef Farhi, helped in completing the interior. The synagogue was also used for Torah and scientific lectures, weddings and other festive events.


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Dir: Chu Kea Scr: Lee Siu-wan
Co-starring: Yam Kim-fai, Leung Sing-po,Lam Kar-sing,
Lee Hong-kum, Fung Bo-bo
1961 / Colour / D Beta / Cantonese / 96 min
Life has become more difficult than ever as war and famine plagues a nation. Left alone after her husband (Yam Kim-fai) went off to war, Wang Bo-shan (Yu Lai-zhen) hears the hungry cries of her adopted son Tailone (Fung Bo-bo). With no food left, Bo-shan can only feed him a piece of her flesh cut off from her own arm. However, Bo-shan is at a loss when Tailone asks for more meat the following day. At this moment, the Heavenly Mother of the Black Steed Mountain appears and presents Bo-shan with a divine pill that gives her the ability to regenerate her flesh infinitely. From then on, Bo-shan is able to feed Tailone with meat everyday. This Cantonese opera film presents an extreme type of maternal love that is as twisted as it is oddly touching.
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Two years after Katrina: tribute and tribulation
Thank you. Those two powerful words topped today's Times-Picayune, as the Gulf Coast marked the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
The New Orleans newspaper devoted two-thirds of its page to thanksgiving: "Thousands of New Orleans families have been buoyed by the kindness of strangers, whether in the first desperate days of exile, or even now in the slow slog of rebuilding."
The Sun Herald of Biloxi, Miss., also took a special approach. "Who are these people?" it asked in "A tribute to the people of South Mississippi who have endured and triumphed." In a front-page essay, Executive Editor Stan Tiner answered the question: "They are an army of one, united by the common ground of their loss."
The Times of Shreveport, La., used a collage of pictures, and The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Miss., printed the last of a four-part series: "Coast recovery caught up in issues of immigrant workers, insurance premiums and labor needs."
From St. Petersburg, Fla., to Los Angeles, newspapers assessed the progress in rebuilding. "An old city revels in its new spirit of innovation," the Los Angeles Times said about New Orleans.
U.S. Census data on poverty and the uninsured allowed newspapers to look at the local story. "In Indiana, 37,500 sink into poverty," The Indianapolis Star said in a package that included charts and profiles of three women who live in poverty. The Philadelphia Inquirer printed twin stories: "Census' take on health, wealth."
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McClatchy newspapers published the first interview with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki since calls last week for his resignation. The News Tribune of Tacoma, Wash., used "I'm not leaving" as the headline for the story by Leila Fadel. "Al-Maliki takes defiant tone," The Fresno (Calif.) Bee said, with The Charlotte (N.C.) Observer adding: "Iraqi prime minister blames U.S. policies for sectarianism."
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So far two states, Utah and Oklahoma, have filed petitions asking the Roberts Court to uphold their respective state bans on marriage equality. Elsewhere, attorneys for the State of Virginia filed their petition for review with the Roberts Court on Friday.
As we mark the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, I can't help but notice that many of the gains made as a result of the Civil Rights Movement are being rolled back.
A month since the Defense of Marriage Act was struck down, the limits of the decision are already being tested in federal courts across the country.
LGBTQ rights are not the single civil rights issue of our time. To think otherwise, as all too many do, is the same sort of misrecognition that shaped the Supreme Court's VRA ruling: the notion that the work of the civil rights movement is done, and it's time for LGBTQ people to take up their mantle.
For Justice Samuel Alito, the Defense of Marriage Act and workplace discrimination cases represent the coming together of two very real threats to him: advancing equality in society and advancing equality in the workplace.
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The Supreme Court decisions on DOMA and Prop 8 are expected to come down this month. We'll soon find out if the Court has chosen to advance the cause of marriage equality, or if it will it leave it for another day.
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Jaime and Laura are a lesbian couple in California whose son suffers from a serious heart condition. Without legal protections, their family would have suffered far more hardship than they did. Jaime addresses supporters of Prop 8 in a letter.
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The D2 Select team led by strong goaltending and defense outlasted a strong SHK Hodonin to win 3-2 in shootout. Matt LaBarge (Northeastern) was strong in net all night long and thru the 5 shootout rounds to get the win.
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Applications for the 2014-2015 Second Year Ambassadors will be taken from February 24th, 2014 through March 14th 2014. Those interested in applying must email a current resume, cover letter stating why you are interested and qualified to be an ambassador, and an unofficial Loyola transcript. All applications must be saved as either Microsoft Word or PDF files with your first and last name and sent to Roy Rodriguez at firstname.lastname@example.com. See below for the job description:
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The Second Year Ambassador position is a leadership position through the Office of Leadership Development and Second Year Experience (LDSYE) at Loyola University Chicago. The Second Year Ambassador will report to the LDSYE Program Assistant. The position is collaborative in that the LDSYE Team works in tandem with the administration and implementation of various programs focused on assisting second year students to develop their leadership and discernment skills while fostering a sense of class identity. Duties of the Second Year Ambassador include, but are not limited to: the planning, implementation, and facilitation of core SYE programs, promoting programs through various social media and print outlets, and serving as resources/ambassadors of the second year class. Ambassadors will also be expected to offer input into the development of the outreach and initiatives of the SYE office. Ambassadors must assist SYE in its Welcome Back Week events for the fall of 2014.
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HOBART, Australia - The crowds at the Moorilla Hobart International will welcome back their defending champion in January, as Australian No.2 Jarmila Gajdosova has been confirmed for the 2012 edition of the $220,000 event.
Gajdosova, who won the second WTA title of her career in Hobart 11 months ago by beating American Bethanie Mattek-Sands in the final, ended up putting together her first Top 40 season in 2011, finishing at No.33 in the world.
"I'm really excited about coming back to Hobart, and after my success this year I hope to perform well in early January," Gajdosova said. "The crowds are so supportive in Hobart. I really enjoy playing out there on the centre court."
Groth's 2011 highlight was the Hobart title but she also had a number of other shining moments, including a semifinal and three quarterfinals. Also, having been 0-17 in her career against Top 20 players beforehand, she scored her first two Top 10 wins (over Sam Stosur and Francesca Schiavone) and a Top 20 win (over then-No.11 Agnieszka Radwanska). She set a career-high of No.25 in May and finished the year as Australia's No.2 player, behind Stosur.
Mark Handley, Tournament Director of the Moorilla Hobart International, is thrilled to welcome Gajdosova back to defend her title. "Jarmila has had another impressive year and there is no doubt she is in contention to win the title again next year," he commented. "Watching her play here in Hobart will inspire and entertain the young sporting fans and loyal tennis community."
Ongoing support from the local community has seen the tournament continue to grow over its 19 years, allowing it to become Tasmania's premier sporting event. Former champions include a slew of players who have cracked the Top 10 - Julie Halard-Decugis, Dominique Monami, Patty Schnyder, Chanda Rubin, Kim Clijsters, Alicia Molik, Anna Chakvetadze and Petra Kvitova.
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This MSc in Marketing Management is designed to meet the needs of graduates who have not previously specialised in marketing but now wish to do so. Whilst featuring specialist marketing modules, an understanding and appreciation of other business functions within organisations is also developed.
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Students whose native language is not English will also need to satisfy our English language requirements Pre-sessional English language programmes are available for good applicants whose English qualification falls just short of these requirements.
Duration of programme: Full-time - 12 months Start date: September
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The eight taught modules are assessed through a mixture of examinations and coursework. The taught element of the programme is complemented by a substantial piece of research leading to the completion of a dissertation.
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This programme prepares you for a wide range of general and specialist roles in marketing including: brand management; market research; market planning and product development; promotion; media relations; and direct marketing. Although marketing exists as a separate sector, with opportunities working for marketing consultancies and agencies, it also crosses the full range of industry sectors with 'inhouse' opportunities in manufacturing, the service sectors and public sector/not-for-profit organisations.
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At Justuno, we try to keep things simple for web developers looking to embed our promo box, taking a page from modern JavaScript toolkits that separate markup and behavior. This way developers and non-developers alike can very easily manipulate the button and box far past how we've originally designed it.
Our API supports several types of configuration and customization. Below are some examples to get you started.
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- About the Justuno API
- Hiding promo Button & Opening it with JS either via link / image or on page load
- Embedding the promo box as an iframe anywhere on your site
- Also sending the email entered to your own newsletter list
- How to provide custom values for use with targeting rules
- UI configuration options
- Popular shopping cart integration steps
Hiding promo Button & Opening it with JS
To hide the small promo button that activates the opening of the promo box you simply need to add this variable within the script tag portion:
var ju_hidebutton = true;
After hiding your promo button, you will need to make your own button somewhere on your page to open the promo box. To this you simply need to call the javascript function:
If you'd like to open a specific coupon offer you can do so by setting the promotion ID (found on the manage promtions page) before you call the ju_loadiframe() function per the example below:
ju_show_coupon_id = 2342; // replace this number with your promotion ID ju_loadiframe();
Example of text link..... Click for 15% off
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To auto open it on page load, just change your body tag to include the onload...

Note, you only want to add this to your homepage embed code or pages you would like to have the box automatically open.
Embedding the promo box as an iframe anywhere on your site with Javascript
You can forgo the javascript embed code entirely and place the promos in an iframe anywhere on your site. You will need to update the [your account id] portion in the example above to be your account id number. This can be found in the embed code portion:
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You will need to update the [your account id] portion in the example above to be your account id number.
This can be found in the embed code portion:
var ju_num = "D5B3D1C9-0386-41C8-A539-5032A8161813" ' in this example D5B3D1C9-0386-41C8-A539-5032A8161813 is your account id number

Also sending the email entered to your own newsletter list
If you have an upgraded account, then you can use the custom iframe javascript and add this piece of code as a starting block for passing the email address entered to your own application. This is just a starting block, you would want to update the url it's submitted to at the very least:
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Place these three optional javascript variables somewhere before your Justuno embed code and assign them whatever values so you can use them in your targeting rules.
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var ju_custom3 = "true" // this could be true or false if the user is a repeat buyer
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7 U.S. Code § 1967 - Addition to Emergency Credit Revolving Fund of sums from liquidation of loans; authorization of appropriations
(a) All sums received by the Secretary from the liquidation of loans made under the provisions of this subchapter or under the Act of April 6, 1949, as amended, or the Act of August 31, 1954, and from the liquidation of any other assets acquired with money from the Emergency Credit Revolving Fund shall be added to and become a part of such fund.
Source(Pub. L. 87–128, title III, § 327,Aug. 8, 1961, 75 Stat. 312.)
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Act of April 6, 1949, as amended, referred to in subsec. (a), is act Apr. 6, 1949, ch. 49, 63 Stat. 43, as amended, which was classified to sections 1148a–1 to 1148a–3 of Title 12, Banks and Banking, was repealed by section 341(a) ofPub. L. 87–128, and is covered by this chapter.
Act of August 31, 1954, referred to in subsec. (a), is act Aug. 31, 1954, ch. 1145, 68 Stat. 999, which was classified as a note under section 1148a–1 of Title 12, was repealed by section 341(a) ofPub. L. 87–128, and is covered by this chapter.
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More than 400 eighth-graders will move on to high school at 7 pm. Wednesday, May 29 at Patterson Community Stadium, Ward and Salado avenues.
Sean Benevedes, Roberto Camnberos, Nohely Vargas Carrillo, Harmeet Kaur, Gisselle Nagra, Kenny Ong, Mercedes Perez, Salvador Tello and Pierre Williams all finished school with 4.0 grade-point averages and will lead the class.
Eighth-grader Harmeet Kaur will speak about courage and how students use it to get better grades by asking teachers for help when needed. Fellow eighth-grader Salvador Tello will speak on how perseverance motivates students to move forward in life.
Kerry McWilliams, principal of Creekside, is excited about the future of the 2013 eighth-grade class.
"We have seen tremendous growth during the last three years, and these students are determined to make a difference in their school and community," McWilliams said in an email. "It is an outstanding class and we look forward to seeing their impact at Patterson High School in the next four years."
McWilliams said the school has a number of high academic achievers, as seen by the number of 4.0 students and honor roll students, as well as the number of students achieving success in music, athletics, academic competitions, and community service.
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• Sean Benevedes, 13, is the son of Kim Galarsa and Brian Benevedes. At Creskside, he was in the A-Team tutoring club and Robotics Club. He wants to be an astrophysicist.
• Roberto Camberos, 13, son of Lucelia and Roberto Camberos, was on the Academic Pentathlon team and in California Junior Scholarship Federation member. He enjoys music and plans a career in architecture.
• Nohely Vargas Carrillo, 13, is the daughter of Margarita Carrillo and Juan Vargas. Nohely, an Advancement Via Individual Determination student, played volleyball and basketball while at Creekside and is a California Junior Scholarship Federation member. She wants to be a veterinarian.
• Hameeet Kaur, 14, is the daughter of Surinder Singh and Manjit Kaur. She was in track and field, Academic Pentathlon and on the A-Team tutoring club. Hameet is also a member of the California Junior Scholarship Federation. She wants to be a registered nurse, pediatrician or a therapist.
• Gisselle Nagra, 14, is the daughter of Jagbir Nagra and Maria Bonilla. She was on the A-Team tutoring club at the school and is a California Junior Scholarship Federation member. She wants to be a pediatrician.
• Kenny Ong, 14, is the son of Nina and Kevin Ong. He was on the Academic Pentathlon team, a spelling bee participant and in the A-Team tutoring club. He was also in the school's Music Club and California Junior Scholarship Federation.
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This Trojan arrives on a system as a file dropped by other malware or as a file downloaded unknowingly by users when visiting malicious sites. It may be downloaded by other malware/grayware from remote sites.
It connects to certain websites to send and receive information.
Arrival Details
This Trojan arrives on a system as a file dropped by other malware or as a file downloaded unknowingly by users when visiting malicious sites.
It may be downloaded by the following malware/grayware from remote sites:
It may be downloaded from the following remote sites:
This Trojan drops the following copies of itself into the affected system:
(Note: %Application Data% is the current user's Application Data folder, which is usually C:\Documents and Settings\{user name}\Application Data on Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003, or C:\Users\{user name}\AppData\Roaming on Windows Vista and 7.)
Autostart Technique
This Trojan adds the following registry entries to enable its automatic execution at every system startup:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunMicrosoft = "%Application Data%\{random file name}.exe"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Runsvñhîst = "{Malware Path and File Name}"
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This Trojan adds the following registry entries:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\AttachmentsSaveZoneInformation = "1"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\AssociationsLowRiskFileTypes = ".exe;"
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This Trojan connects to the following URL(s) to check for an Internet connection:
It connects to the following website to send and receive information:
It locks the user's screen and displays the aforementioned sites in the screen. However, as of this writing, the said sites are already inaccessible.
It gathers the following information for its ransomware routine:
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Before doing any scans, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 users must disable System Restore to allow full scanning of their computers.
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Shakespeare's script begins with a brief induction involving the mishaps of a beggar named Christopher Sly. This weekend's production stayed true to the script, but took a few liberties by bringing Sly directly to St. Olaf. The drunken Sly (Jake Mahler '07) began the production arguing with another cast member in the aisles of the theater, taking time to harass several audience members. Eventually, the beggar made his way to the stage, where he passed out before a large white backdrop. The other actors soon tricked Sly into believing he was a wealthy St. Olaf student and invited him to attend a play. Sly agreed, and stumbled around the stage for a few moments before crashing through the backdrop, revealing the scenery and allowing the show to begin.
The play is a story of love and courtship. Its varied characters emerged on stage dressed in 1950s garb and riding bikes instead of horses, many of them pursuing Bianca (Natalie Neal '10), the lovely daughter of the wealthy Baptista (Nick Sahli 07). Three of these suitors the young Lucentio (David Rysdahl '09), the wealthy Hortensio (Josh Vogen '07) and the elderly Gremio (Kevin Meyer '08) captured the imagination with utterly believable characterizations and well-acted humor.
As the story developed, the actors continued to nail their parts almost impeccably. By decree of Baptista, Bianca cannot marry until her older sister, the somewhat unpleasant Katherine (Angela Gulner '09), is married. Dismayed by the news, the three suitors concocted various schemes by which to secretly woo Bianca until the clever Petruchio (also played by Mahler) arrived in the city, seeking to tame Katherine as well as obtain her fortune.
The resulting struggle between Petruchio and Katherine, as well as the antics of the three love-struck suitors, left the audience laughing almost continuously. The humor, however, was mixed with a much more serious tone. Even just after laughing hysterically as Gremio pleaded vainly for Biancas hand in marriage, the audience was moved in sympathy as Baptista rejected his offer in favor of Lucentio.
The ultimate message, however, centered on the near-tragic portrayal of Katherine, whose behavior naturally lent her character to comedy. Gulner capitalized on this throughout the show, from throwing oranges at Biancas suitors to struggling with the relentless Petruchio. After the wedding, however, Petruchios taming soon took its toll, and the audience was forced to witness a different Katherine, sleep deprived, hungry and broken. As Petruchio raged on stage mildly against Katherine, wildly against tailors and servants a disconcerted quiet fell over the audience in response to the very real violence.
The play reached its climax shortly after Bianca was wedded to Lucentio. At Petruchio's bidding, Katherine began a long speech reprimanding women for displeasing their husbands. Often, this final speech is produced in a manner that portrays either a very sarcastic or a very tame Katherine. Gulner and the other members of the cast, however, molded the final lines of the comedy in such a way that an air of tragedy pervaded the theater. Katherine's rant reached a climax so powerful, so emotional, that even Petruchio was shocked.
The aftermath of the tragedy of "The Taming of the Shrew" was obvious. The wedding feast lay in ruins. The lights closed on a powerful final scene. Katherine and Petruchio sat alone on stage, she crying and he shocked. Suddenly, they realized they had nothing but each other. Slowly, they held hands, and the comedy ended on that tragic note.
St. Olaf's production of "The Taming of the Shrew" proved powerful and comical all at once. The comedy drew the audience from the challenges and tragedies of real life, while the tragedy of the final scene reminded just how real life can be. And that is all we can ask from art.


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July 19 — Georgia Judicial Qualifications Commission investigates whether Chief Magistrate Bryant Cochran propositioned Angie Garmley for sex in his chambers and presigned arrest warrants.
Aug. 14 — Garmley arrested on drug charges.
Aug. 15 — Cochran resigns, makes an agreement with Qualifications Commission to never be a judge again.
Aug. 17 — District Attorney Bert Poston asks for a state investigation into Cochran and Garmley's arrest.
Aug. 23 — Garmley's drug charges dropped.
Aug. 29-31 — Deputy Josh Greeson, the officer who arrested Garmley, was fired; a few days later, Sheriff's Capt. Michael Henderson was fired.
Several Murray County sheriff's officers were bused from Chatsworth to Atlanta on Tuesday to testify before a federal grand jury on allegations against a former chief magistrate and two officers within their department, sources confirmed.
The sheriff's office and federal investigators were mum about the hearing.
Also Tuesday, Murray County Superior Court judges appointed Gale Buckner, commissioner of the state's Department of Juvenile Justice, to replace Bryant Cochran, who resigned as chief magistrate in August.
Buckner, who is from Chatsworth, will take over the position on Nov. 1.
Cochran has been investigated since mid-August after he was accused of asking Angie Garmley to be his mistress and have sex in his chambers before he ruled on her case. Cochran is also being investigated for presigning warrants that officers could use at their discretion.
Cochran has denied making advances to Garmley. But when he resigned, he admitted signing warrants before officers requested them. His attorney, Page Pate, later said the warrants were never used.
Pate said he knew about the grand jury hearing and believes the testimony will clear the former judge's name.
After making her accusations against Cochran, Garmley was arrested on drug charges that were later dropped. Two of the sheriff's office employees involved in the arrest, Deputy Josh Greeson and Capt. Michael Henderson, were fired for lying to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
State and federal investigators are looking into whether Garmley's drug arrest was a setup.
GBI agents told the Chattanooga Times Free Press in late August that they have no reason to believe corruption in the Murray County Sheriff's Office is widespread. But agents have declined to talk about any new details on the case.
Officials with the Northern Georgia District U.S. Attorney's office said they couldn't confirm or deny the investigation or the grand jury hearing, which is standard procedure.
Joy Lukachick is the city government reporter for the Chattanooga Times Free Press Since 2009, she's covered breaking news, high-profile trials, stories of lost lives and of regained hope and done investigative work. Raised near the Bayou, Joy's hometown is along the outskirts of Baton Rouge, La. She has a bachelor's degree in mass communication from Louisiana State University. While at LSU, Joy was a staff writer for the Daily Reveille. When Joy isn't chasing ...


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Some Legends speak of heroes... and some speak of... these guys.
The carefully laid plans of the "Cult of the Lich" go horribly awry, as the Lord of Death himself is summoned into the world after being trapped in a dark tome for thousands of years. Our two unlikely heroes, the bumbling wizard wanna-be Xiphon, and his height impaired companion Slinks, are exiled to a evil forest and begin their quest to right the wrongs they help caused... or to just get into more trouble.
"Legends of the Black Book - Part 1" is the debut effort by team Toonwerks... made up of three Flash old-timers Casey McDonald ("Xiphon"), Mark Schneider ("th1rt3en"), and Joseph Blanchette ("LegendaryFrog" ;). With the goal of delivering original and smart animations, each one of us play to our strengths to give the the best possible experience to the viewer. We hope you enjoy the first part of this multi part series, and urge you to give feedback so we can make improvements in the future!
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i've seen better
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A great beginning.
This is very well done with the quality we've come to expect from all of you. My only real gripe with this is the pacing. It seems a little slow at some points. But I can't wait for more!
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This was bad. The plot was weak and predictable, the art was sub-par, and the voice acting was simply awful.
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