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The crisis over Russia's military intervention in Ukraine looms over a busy week for President Obama, as he also welcomes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday and turns to domestic politics, highlighted by his budget on Tuesday.
While Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday said the administration is still open to working with Russia to help protect its interests in Ukraine, he added that the U.S. and the international community is considering several actions if the warnings fall on deaf ears.
Those options include moving to kick Russia out of the G8 group of world leaders; canceling U.S. participation in the G8 Summit planned for June in Sochi, Russia; freezing overseas Russian assets, withholding visas, and "other actions by the global community against this unilateral step."
So far, U.S. officials have said only that they are pulling out of preparations for the G8 Summit in Sochi.
Members of the North Atlantic Council met Sunday and condemned Russia's "military escalation in Crimea" and expressed "grave concern" about the Russian Parliament's vote to authorize the military intervention in all of Ukraine, not just the Crimean region. The European Union Foreign Affairs Council is set to meet Monday to weigh options.
Republicans over the weekend used the Ukraine crisis to train their fire on the president's foreign policy record, arguing that Russian President Vladimir Putin was emboldened by Obama's failure to follow through on his red-line threat to Syria's Bashar Assad over the use of chemical weapons and his studied resistance to intervening in other hot spots around the globe.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Mich, on "Fox News Sunday" said "Putin is playing chess while we're playing marbles."
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican and leading critic of Obama's foreign policy, said the president has lost credibility and any threats he makes to other world leaders ring hollow.
"Every time [Obama] goes on national television and threatens Putin or anyone like Putin, everybody's eyes roll, including mine," Graham said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."
Amid the global reaction to Russia's invasion in Ukraine, Obama is scheduled to sit-down with Netanyahu at the White House Monday for a progress report on Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
The Obama administration aimed to reach a breakthrough in the talks by April 29 but are now saying they hope both sides can reach an agreement on a framework for peace negotiations by that time.
Even though both sides remain entrenched, Kerry on Sunday called Netanyahu's involvement in the negotiations "courageous" when it comes to "tough decisions" he's made in entering into the talks and "some of the things that he's indicated he's willing to do."
Kerry said Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas also much decide whether or not he's prepared to compromise.
"This is not, you know, a burden exclusive to one party of the other," he said, noting that Abbas will meet with Obama at the White House March 17. "I don't think it's some showdown or anything. This has been a very cooperative, engaged process on a daily basis with both parties."
Obama in an interview with Bloomberg News columnist Jeffrey Goldberg last week said he plans to warn Netanyahu that he alone has the power to lead his people to a more peaceful existence because time is running out for Israel as a Jewish-majority democracy.
The president in the interview said he planned to tell Netanyahu: "If not now, when? And if not you, Mr. Prime Minister, then who?"
Despite all the focus on geopolitics and the world stage, Obama will also try to pull Americans' attention back to his domestic priorities after Monday's visit with Netanyahu.
On Tuesday, the White House will send Congress Obama's budget for fiscal year 2015 three weeks after its deadline of the first Monday in February. The process is getting off to a slow start this year. The focus on Ukraine over the weekend kept White House economic advisers from hitting the Sunday talk show circuit to preview some of the president's spending priorities outlined in the budget blueprint.
Although largely symbolic, Obama's budget will mark a starting point for Democrats and Republicans to begin making their case on economic issues to the American people ahead of the fall midterms.
Early reports about Obama's proposal say it will provide $28 billion in new domestic funding, including money for new manufacturing hubs, early childhood education and job training that will be offset by cost savings in other areas.
Republicans are focusing their biggest concerns about the budget on its call for the Pentagon to shrink the size of the Army to its smallest level since before World War II, even though the military as a whole will get an additional $28 billion over last year's funds.
On Wednesday, Obama travels to Connecticut to hold an event with four governors from New England – Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee and Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin – to highlight the need for Congress to raise the minimum wage for all workers.
"What's driving us here is we really want to do the right thing to ensure that no American who works 40 to 50 hours a week goes home hungry," Malloy told reporters Sunday on a White House-organized conference call.
On Thursday, Obama will participate in an event in Washington, D.C. to promote Obamacare and highlight its benefits for middle-class Americans.
The president and first lady Michelle Obama will cap the week with a trip to South Florida where they plan to highlight the importance of Americans' access to quality education, White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters Sunday.


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Men's Basketball vs. Seattle U. 2004
November 23, 2004
OLYMPIA, WA -- Things were looking good for the Evergreen men's basketball team in the opening minutes of their game with Seattle University. Walter Tucker snatched a couple of steals and the Geoducks worked the ball into the paint against the bigger Redhawks.
John Hammond and Wes Newton found easy passes to the interior of Seattle's man-to-man defense, and Tucker and Julius Marshall went hard to the basket to build 9-5 lead for the Geoducks four minutes into the game.
Those four minutes were all Redhawks coach John Callero needed to see as he bagged his man-to-man defense for a 2-3 zone the rest of the game.
The change made life more difficult for the Geoducks who have been struggling from the perimeter. But Evergreen didn't wholly abandon the inside game. Their patience paid off as the Geoducks posted their best first-half shooting percentage in their last three games at 39 percent. Evergreen also used strong offensive rebounding to make up for their misses as they went two of ten from behind the arc in the first half.
But Seattle University got their points easier as they move the ball quickly through Evergreen's full-court defense. The Geoduck's half-court set fared little better as the Redhawks consistently found men open under the hoop for easy scores.
Seattle was up 29-21 and had possession in the waning seconds of the half. But as they played for the last shot a Dennis Flynn steal and Wes Newton three pointer sent the teams off the court at 29-21.
Evergreen tied the game at 31-31 three and a half minutes into the second half sa the Geoducks continued to fight for second chances at the offensive end. Josh Peterson made the work pay off with a long three pointer to tie the game.
The Redhawks answered with a three of their own as the Geoducks' man defense struggled to keep up with SU's ball movement.
But Peterson stepped up again right after an Evergreen time out to knot the score at 36.
That was the last time Evergreen would threaten as the Redhawks went on an eight point run courtesy of two Geoduck turnovers and shots by Tucker, Marshall and Peterson that rimmed out.
The Su lead ballooned to 51-38, but two three pointers by Giovonne Woods pulled Evergreen tio within eight at 59-51. But the Geoducks' defense failed to make a stop, and Evergreen turned the ball over on consecutive possessions to stall the run.
Evergreen went to full-court pressure with just under three remaining. But it was too little, too late as SU offense milked the clock closing the game out at 70-56
Evergreen was led in scoring by Woods with 13, followed by Marshall with 11. Tucker and Peterson scored ten on the night making this the first game all season in which Evergreen had four players in double figures. Peterson also led the team with ten rebounds.
Redhawk Andy Bloom was the game's leading scorer with 14.
Evergreen will take to the road for games at Lewis-Clark State College and Whitman this weekend before hosting UPS on December 1st at 7:30 p.m.

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18 U.S. Code § 12 - United States Postal Service defined
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 686; Pub. L. 91–375, § 6(j)(2),Aug. 12, 1970, 84 Stat. 777; Pub. L. 101–647, title XXXV, § 3505,Nov. 29, 1990, 104 Stat. 4921.)
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Based on title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., §§ 301, 360 (Mar. 4, 1909, ch. 321, §§ 230, 231,35 Stat. 1134).
This section consolidates sections 301 and 360 of title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., with necessary changes in phraseology.
1990—Pub. L. 101–647substituted "whether or not such officer or employee has taken the oath of office" for "whether he has taken the oath of office".
1970—Pub. L. 91–375inserted "United States" before "Postal Service" in section catchline and substituted in text as definition of "Postal Service" the United States Postal Service established under title 39, and every officer and employee of that Service, whether he has taken the oath of office, for prior definition which included the Post Office Department and every employee, thereof, whether or not he has taken the oath of office.
Effective Date of 1970 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 91–375effective within 1 year after Aug. 12, 1970, on date established therefor by the Board of Governors of the United States Postal Service and published by it in the Federal Register, see section 15(a) ofPub. L. 91–375, set out as an Effective Date note preceding section 101 of Title 39, Postal Service.
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By: Sabrina Ahmed
Some high school students who are thinking about going into the medical field got an up close look at what that really means.
When kids are young they say they want to be a rock star, an astronaut, a cowboy, a doctor. Today, one of those professions became a little more real life for high school students.
"It puts my mind at ease knowing that I've actually got people here who can explain to me what it takes," Briana Zimmer said.
Zimmer is a sophomore at Lincoln East High School. She said she's always known she wants to go into medicine. Just not sure in what way.
"I kind of actually came in hopes of, maybe it would help me decide what I exactly want to go into. So I'm hoping by the end of the day that I'll know exactly what I want to go into," Zimmer said.
Bryan Health's Discovery Day started with a panel of doctors. Students asked anything and everything about practicing medicine, and the life of a doctor.
"It's great to look back and talk to kids and be able to relate with them and tell them the things that you wish people told you in high school," Dr. Robert Oakes, Cardiothoracic Surgeon said.
Over the last ten years, more than 4,000 students have visited Bryan Health to get the inside look. They do everything from taking blood from a fake arm, doing a biopsy on a banana, and performing ultrasounds on models and each other.
Doctors say this is a way for students to understand what being a doctor is really all about. And help them to know it's not an untouchable profession, it just takes hard work and dedication.
"The skies the limit. They can do anything they want and this is the start of it. They're still, you know, everything's still open to them," Dr. Oakes said.
Discovery Day happens twice a year and is open to high school students from around the state. If your school doesn't participate, counselors are encouraged to call Bryan Health Education to learn about getting involved.
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text: Acclaimed singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson has announced that he'll be touring this summer with Gavin DeGraw. Mary Lambert (Macklemore & Lewis / solo) and Andrew McMahon (Jack's Mannequin / Something Corporate) will open select dates. Watch Nathanson and DeGraw discuss some of the more suspect dates in this video, and see the tour route below.


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Ray of light.
In one of the few oases of sunshine we've had this July, I sat outside in the back garden for a while.
There is no speech or music, just the sounds of the outdoors.
Carry on.
Requiem for a lawn.
I finally got around to mowing the grass last week.
There is no transcription or music, just a lot of quick cuts.
Carry on.
A video postcard. (Original video)
Saturday 7 January was the first sunny day that we'd had in Dundee for several weeks. Inspired by the old Pathé travelogues, I brought out my camcorder to capture the moment.
There is no speech or music, just the sounds that you hear from my back garden.
Carry on.
Original video 2011-05-28: And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden.
"It's now approximately ten o'clock on a Saturday morning. I'm sat in the back garden.
"Now don't be fooled by the illusion of sun behind me because there's actually a few grey clouds over there threatening to rain on our collective parade but in any case, I'll probably be spending most of the day indoors, either at the gym or doing a bit of ironing.
"Saturday for me is really a catch-up day. It's a chance to do things I didn't do during the week. This weekend is also a bank holiday but I think it's going to be quite relaxing because last weekend was fairly busy. We were all over the place and as Natasha Bedingfield once said, 'The rest is still unwritten.'
"Carry on, and don't tell anyone that I quoted Natasha Bedingfield. Please. Thanks."


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Primary Melanoma
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Most primary melanomas go through phases of growth—a radial growth phase and a vertical growth phase—while staying confined to the outer skin layer (epidermis) and inner skin layer (dermis). During the radial growth phase, melanoma grows out into skin on the side but only slightly down into the skin layers. Cancer cells stay in the epidermis, the area between the epidermis and dermis, and the upper dermis. Primary melanomas rarely spread (metastasize) to other sites in the body in this phase. Thin, radial-growth–phase primary melanomas are easily cured by surgical removal (excision).
During the vertical growth phase, the cancer grows down into skin, and a small raised bump (nodule) may develop on the surface of the melanoma. Melanoma that has entered the vertical growth phase is more likely to spread to other parts of the body and is more difficult to cure than is radial-growth–phase melanoma.1
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at mtwt ol. 26 No. 12 OGDEN, UTAH January 27, 1967 V ) C. i.-". V Wi America's most popular campus attraction, the'Lettermen" will appear for a one-night concert at Weber State on Feb. 8. Tickets art on sale at the Union Building main desk each day. Lettermen Will Perform Feb. 8 Ticket sales for the February performance of the "Lettermen" reached the half-way mark this week with sales representative Dennis Heiner reporting all $2 seating sold. $1.50 seats are still available. The concert is scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 8 in the audi- Debate Tournament Two Weeks Away All classes, except those inLife and Physical Science Divisions, will be dismissed at 9:45 a.m. Feb. 10 to make room for the 34th annual high school forensic tournament.The tourney, world's largest, is expected to draw more than 1,200 high school students from four western states - - Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Montana. Dr. Leland S. Monson, chairman Humanities Division, said all available office and classroom space will be used during the two-day event Feb. 10 and 11. WSC students who will be released from classes are invited to attend the annual Snow Carnival at Snow Basin Feb. 10. The day's activities will include ski competition, fefreshments and now sculpture. Monson said, in addition to the students, about 300 coaches and judges will participate in the speech meet. Student will compete in debate, oratory and extemporaneous speaking. Monson, who founded the event in 1933, will serve as chairman, with E. Carl Green, professor of English, as vice chairman. torium of the Fine Arts Center. Curtain time is 8 p.m. with a dance in the Union Building to follow their performance. Individual members of the "Lettermen," are Tony Butala, Bob Engemann and Jim Pike. All are former students of Brigham Young University. Television appearances for the folk-singing trio include "The Ed Sullivan Show," "Johnny Carson Show," "Steve Allen Show" and "Red Skelton Comedy Hour." As recording artists for Capitol Record, the "Lettermen" havere-coreded two national hits, "Give Said the Little Stream" and "Winter Love." Tickets for their one-night performance at Weber State College are on sale daily at the Union Building main desk. The Lettermen are appearing at a cost of $2,200, plus expenses. Sponsor of their performance is the associated students of Weber State College. Deadline Set For Ski Races All sororities and fraternities planning to participate in the intramural races during "Snow Carnival" must submit names of their team members to the studentbody officers by Feb. 3. Studentbody President Jack B. Suttlemyre said four people will comprise a team, with two gatekeeper needed for each team entry. The slalom will be held Friday Feb. 9 at Snow Basin, with all classes except the physical science at 10 a.m. for the racing event. Union Building Policy Board Okehs $2.5 Million Addition The Union Building Policy Board was shown final plans for the $2.5 million U.B. addition at its second meeting of the year held Tuesday.J. Farrell Shepherd, Union Director, said bids will be opened in March and the addition should be completed by fall, 1968. Student officers- studied the final sketches and approved them with suggestioos for minor revisions.Chief among student suggestions was the addition of a "gay ninety" lounge and soda fountain. Jack Suttlemyre, board chairman, said if the idea is adopted, the fountain will be open during afternoon and evening hours. A combo would entertain students during leisure hours. Shepherd noted the new addition wincontain a small theatre, student offices, lounge, snack bar, meeting rooms, union administrative offices, and an arts and crafts area. In other business, the board considered adoption of a policy which would ban commercial displays and soliciting by private businesses In the union building. Suttlenvre appointed a three member committee to study the matter and draft a proposal for the board. Jerry Nebeker made a motion the television be moved to the U.B. reading room to alleviate congestion and noise in the lounge. Shepherd agree the present student facilities are inadequate and crowded. However, he noted to move the television would leave no reading area for students. The motion was defeated. Suttlemyre said another meeting ACP First Class Yearbook Receives Honor The Weber State yearbook has received a first class national honor rating. Bob Hunter, Editor, said the award for the 1966 Acorn was announced this week by the Associated Press of Minneapolis, Minn. It is the second first-class rating given to the publication since 1941. An identical award was present to the college for the 1965 Acorn. In addition, Hunter said recently the 1965 edition has been featured in a volume published to serve as a guide for yearbook staff members throughout the nation. Author of the guide, C.J. Med-lin, a prominent university publications critic, said, "Ideas featured in the Acorn are setting the pace for other yearbooks." The 1966 Acorn, which was sold out . last spring, contained 288 pages, with 8 pages of full color. It was published on a $10,000 budget in conjunction with the Wheelwright Lithographing Co. of Salt Lake City. The ACP also gave the 1966 yearbook staff a superior rating for financial management. Editors of the book were Hunter - Editor-in-Chief; Ryan Rees, Sports; Dianna Page, Art; Judy Van Meeteren, Copy. The editorial assistants were Sherry Hoyt, Leanne Ragland, Sus-' an Collins and Marsha Hunt. will be called next week to discuss additional problems in the union. Nebeker indicated he had several more items for consideration including a mail drop, free student telephone, main desk service, food services and a book store to be run by students. Doctor Dixon, Former Weber President, Dies Weber State College paused to mourn the death of a past president this week. Dr. Henry Aldous Dixon, 76, three-term ex-Congressman from Utah's First Congressional District and former president of Weber Dr. Henry A. Dixon Hunter said about 200 additional copies of the 1967 Acorn have been ordered due to last year's sell out. Students may purchase a receipt for $7 or make an Installment of $4 on a copy of the 1967 edition to be delivered in May. 'A 1 V - ; i-C ft-, - -i llf I ill k fHa'li 1 in I t ii ii ii 1 I'J itun -rr--I mim - Publication editors Ryan Rees and Robert A. Hunter present Weber State College's "Acorn" yearbook to Utah Gov. Calvin L Rampton. Suttlemyre said another meeting will be called next week to discuss additional problems in the union. Members of the Union Building Policy Board are President Miller -student officers, class presidents, deans of students, union director and alumni and faculty representatives. State and Utah State University, died Sunday from a heart attack. He became president of Weber College in 1919, serving a one-year term. . In 1937 he returned as president of Weber Junior College, retaining that position until 1953. It was during his later administration that Weber's 200 acre campus at Harrison Blvd. and 38th Street was purchased, with five buildings, stadium and stone gateway constructed as part of the campus. During Mr. Dixon's administration Weber College was nationally recognized for its technical education division , establishment of a regular evening school, and organization of community and concert activities. Dr. Dixon first ran for Congress in 1954 when he was drafted by the Utah Republicans to replace Rep. Douglas Stringfellow. He was re-elected in 1956 and 1958, but declined to seek a fourth term in 1960. Dr. Dixon was a member of the Advisory Committee; United States Office of Education; President's Commission of Higher Education; executive committeeman on the Northwest Accrediting Association; director, Association of Junior Colleges, 1950-54; president Utah Conference on Higher Education, 1938; president of Ogden Chamber of Commerce; Advisory Committee, First Security Bank of Utah. He was author of "The Investigation of PermanentSchool Funds" and "The Organization and Development of Terminal Vocational Curricula in Junior Colleges."
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Faith Middleton Show: Art Therapists Help Heal The Sick And Wounded
teaching art as a technique for healing
Art therapy is used to help sick children and adults, the dieing, prisoners, PTSD sufferers and survivors of trauma, among others.
I once shadowed an art therapist as she made her rounds through the children's wing at Yale New Haven Hospital. I learned that children who said little about their fear and complex thoughts, had access to their feelings through the therapist's technique - using her guitar to coax the kids to make up songs about themselves.
Art therapists help heal the sick and wounded - but how is it taught?
To lay the ground work for that we thought we'd take a look at how art therapists are trained.
One department at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven offers a graduate degree in Art Therapy.
Abbe Miller directs that program.


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Reminiscing QE/QE2 and a Forecast for Tomorrow's Fed Super Bowl
- Posted by Robert Sinn
- on April 26th, 2011
While Looking through my archives from the past 14 months I found a little piece that I wrote on July 16th, 2010 wherein I believe I may have been the first person to use the term 'QE2' (if someone can find an earlier reference I would love to see it in the comments section):
"In my opinion the US Federal Reserve will soon find itself once again with its back against the wall as the economy stalls out and asset prices fall farther. Consequently, it is more likely than not that the FED will be forced to embark on what I am calling QE2 (quantitative easing round 2). This will lead to another 'sugar buzz' for risk asset prices and will surely lead to further currency depreciation and higher gold prices. To wit, every investor should have at least 5% of their savings in gold and during certain rougher periods in the markets the gold allocation should be increased to as high as 20%. "
This snippet turned out to be rather prescient as just a few weeks later the Fed announced 'QE lite' and then on August 27th, 2010 Fed Chairman Bernanke delivered his Jackson Hole speech which essentially sealed the deal for QE2.
Today's market action reminded me of the day before the March 18th, 2009 FOMC announcement which outlined the initial quantitative easing program which in turn helped to set in place the stock market bottom. The day was March 17th, 2009 and the S&P 500 closed up over 3% while the economy appeared to be in shambles and bearishness was pervasive among market participants. The following day the Federal Reserve delivered the 'goods' and the bulls were handsomely rewarded in the following weeks and months. Let's take a look at some charts from today's action and then I will offer a brief prediction for what I am terming tomorrow's 'Fed Super Bowl'.
The S&P 500 finally surged past the key 1338 resistance level the day before the Fed Super Bowl. Needless to say, tomorrow's trading will be crucial in providing confirmation to today's breakout.
Oddly enough, US Treasury bonds also staged an impressive rally today. $TLT appears to have made a short/intermediate term bottom in early April despite being one of the most hated and underweighted assets in the world.
Chart provided by Greg Harmon (@harmongreg on StockTwits)
The US Dollar Index ($DX_F) continues to come under heavy selling pressure and many technicians are pointing to a target in the mid 71′s. Tonight the $EURUSD made a new 52-week high above 1.4710 which begs the question, do the currency markets know something about tomorrow?
I am on record as stating that I believe there will be no QE3 in 2011. That being said I believe Chairman Bernanke may entertain the possibility of 'providing further accomodation' should the economy weaken during his press conference. This would be a clever psychological ploy by the Chairman, which would accomplish the objective of providing a 'Fed put' to many markets and interest rates without having to actually embark on further expansion of the Fed balance sheet. Moreover, I believe it is likely that the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) will either announce or present the possibility of a 'QE2 lite' in order to reinvest MBS/UST runoff and maintain the size of the Fed's balance sheet at around $2.6 trillion. Finally, the FOMC statement will likely be largely unchanged and I expect the 'extended period' language to remain.
The prospect of negative real interest rates in the US for as far out as the eye can see seems to have turned the dollar into a currency that has fallen into a bottomless pit. Risk assets should continue to outperform in such an environment and today's market action gave every indication of this. I will have an update tomorrow afternoon after all of the Fed festivities have ended.
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What are the limits of sovereignty? Are we clear on international norms?
Present debate on what to do about Syrias use of chemical weapons on rebels/government opponents takes us back to the broader issue of the limits of sovereignty. It seems apparent that we don't have shared global values on a country's interior use of chemical weapons or what to do about it even though this ostensibly has been a matter of global consensus since the end of World War II. .What action is justified and is it ok for anyone nation to act alone without a global consensus on the basis of "protecting its national interests"?
(I will add links to several TED convesrations we have had in the past on global values and global governance)
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Sep 6 2013: By its intrinsic nature the concept of sovereignty can not be limited. A state either is sovereign, or it is not and the only valid instance to decide this is any state by itself.
On the geopolitical stage this fundamental rule may not be favored by any nation, but this is the way it is.
In terms of 'shared global values', the current situation in Syria is actually pretty clear, as Syria neither signed nor acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention and therefore and as a sovereign state does not violate any international agreements on this. The 'global consensus' since World War II, which you mentioned, only applies to the signing states of this Convention which legally binds only them.
Chemical as well as biological and nuclear are weapons of mass destructions and for all three types exists international conventions. The US, for instance, and as a sovereign state signed for chemical and biological, but didn't sign for nuclear weapons. This is how the US positioned itself on this matter and it is either accepted or disapproved by other nations, but thats all other nations can do about it.
The US didn't sign the conventions for Cluster Munitions and Antipersonnel Mines as well.
The legal scope of those international norms and conventions only apply to the signing states and therefore does not affect the non signing states, which in case of Syria, does not legitimate any legal actions.
Therefore it becomes argumentative difficult for the US to legitimize any military intervention, because Syria does not violate a convention it didn't sign.
The debate about 'protecting national interests' in the given context is bizarre, as it conflicts not only with the Syrian sovereignty but also with the concept of an 'global consensus', as national interests are its opposite.
Sep 6 2013: While I understand what you are saying, and agree with most of it, the U.S. can defend any attack on the grounds that we have troops, citizens, and allies close enough for those chemical weapons to be used on them.That being the case, the U.S. does not need to use legal arguments against the Syrian state, but can use the fact that they are a threat to U.S. interests, safety, and soverignty. As a U.S. citizen, and former army NCO, I truly wish we wouldn't stick our noses in to other countries problems, but, we tried that in world war two, and eventually we got drug into it. We can no longer sit on the wayside and allow dictators to have this kind of control.
Sep 7 2013: Yet still there is a difference of being 'close' to chemical weapons to be 'used on them' and to finally being 'used on them'.
I noticed a general shift in perception in recent years that 'preventive military interventions' are not considered anymore to be nothing but the actual aggression of a war.
There is no 'first strike' out of defense reasons just by plain logic! Because the one who strikes first turns its opponent, even the most but just potential aggressor, into defense while taking away any alternative outcome of the former situation. Therefore it can not be a valid argument in saying to have prevented aggressive actions while anticipating them.
So as long Syria didn't actually use any chemical weapons on US troops, citizens or close allies, there is no legitimation in any military intervention within any other sovereign country whatsoever.
Because if you would follow this logic, there was no excuse why the US didn't already attack China for its potential thread in possessing nuclear weapons of mass destruction, or Russia and others. And any other nation could legitimize to attack the US for the nuclear weapons it posses itself.
On this we like to stress the argument, that there is a difference in being an 'democratic' nation or an 'dictatorship', which, in itself, isn't logic as well, as it only claims for a difference it destroys itself the moment so called 'preventive' actions take place from the 'democratic' side.
Those of us who happen to life in democratic societies may not like the concept of dictatorships, and so do I, but if we start to bomb any nation who didn't transform into democracy by now, we would nothing but devalue our system we wish other nations to transform into.
Because of this I disagree with you saying, that the 'U.S. does not need to use legal arguments against the Syrian state'. Who if not democratic states do we democratic citizens expected to legitimize its military actions?
Sep 7 2013: This is what makes us belief of being different from any dictatorship, to have not only some reasons or just 'gut feelings' to go for war, but to have legal arguments for it and true facts to make such decisions.
But if we just do what we like and because of what we think what may happen just because 'we can', we won't do any better than any dictatorship gone wild.
One of the highest achievement we are proud of, is the legal system in our democracies, to separate us from any arbitrariness of dictatorships. But this legal system doesn't end at our borders, as we are responsible of our actions on international levels as well. If law and order is what we stand for, we have to life up to it even in risky situations.
I also think we shouldn't keep on practicing our double-standards with dictatorships in general, in which we tend to 'tolerate' them the moment they are profitable or useful to us, yet condemn or even bomb them the moment they turn their back on us.
Same goes for China. We keep having this feeling of our moral superiority towards them, suppressing their people, yet if we talk business, who cares for those details? This our active international behavior is what we are measured against by other nations and political systems and not against our lip-service.
And as long as we act differently of what we claim, we are not only loosing our credibility but being the cause that other nations may feel threatened by us, instead of being the reason to rethink their own system.
I always wondered why the US operates approximately 1000 military bases worldwide of which many of them are located within areas of scarce resources, especially within the middle east. I don't know how you see it in the US, yet the latest military conflicts you had in those areas didn't improve the overall opinion other nations formed about your country and made people think about the true intentions of this involvement.
In this light Syria just seems a threshold to Iranian resources ...
Sep 7 2013: We stood by and watched Britain almost bombed into the stone age, and did nothing. Same goes for China. It took us being attacked to get us to look at what happened. I am not saying I agree with reasons for attacking one dictatorship and not another, especially if monetary gain is afoot. But, the U.S. and it's allies have made it their business to step in and protect innocent civilians before, and I am sure will do it again. Again, I am not defending only going after regimes that we stand to lose resources, and not going after those that are considered allies, but we have become, like it or not, the worlds police. Most of these so called credibility losses actually started out asking for help, until they got into a position of power then they wanted us out so that they could oppress the people. Personally, I wish our congress would vote to stop giving aide to the world, but that isn't going to happen, because the corporations who are truly in charge won't allow it.
Sep 7 2013: Lehan & Timothy ,
What you have each said is right at the heart of it and as Timothy invites us to dom we have to consider past applications of intervenetion, or non-intervention and the reasons for it.( My mother was a survivor of the London Blitz..when itwasn't clear the U/S. would help out so I grew up with stories of how war terrified inncocents. Ladies knitting in subway bomb shelters where they stayed for days some times couldn't undersrand why the rest of the world didn't care and wasn't helping)
Western Nations, U.S. at the center ho have taken up the job of "world police" ( we'll talk to the U.N. but if you don't agree we'll do what we want to do any way) have to revisit what they are policing and what the aim of that policing are. More and more of "we the people" aren't happy with the old paradigm that still governs in situations like the present one with Syria.
We can't just "oppose" and resist. We have to offer solutions through specific changes in law and policy in our own nations.
Sep 7 2013: History has also proven that any weapon of mass destruction was used by any political system.
History has also proven that the German nation is violent to its core. We didn't only stop the violently expanding Roman empire in those days, we seem to like to expand our own territory from time to time. WWI, WWII and we do not even shied away on genocides. So if history is your teacher, and change no option, it would from a preventive standpoint make more sense to wipe us out, before we change back our minds. Given the fact, that we already regained the economical lead in Europe coming from ashes, our newest military restraints may just be part of a bigger plan ...
I don't see Syria and Iran to have such a record ...
It seems our points of view keep flipping on opposite sites, because the involvement of the USA during WWII and against my very country is to me the best military intervention your nation ever did. And it ended ever since in my eyes in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
If its just was 'your' and 'your' allies business to 'protect innocent civilians', I would not have written a single word here. But I can not remain silent, if humanitarian reasons are misused over and over again, because if that was what it is about, where have we been in Rwanda? What is the humanitarian difference to die of gas or by a bullet, shrapnel, blast-wave, land mine, etc, etc, etc ...
Can mass destruction only be reduced to the number of strokes it takes? I don't think so!
Humanity is no matter of the 'form on the day'. Yet if its practiced this way, it isn't honest. It is that simple and my nation not better than yours on this.
A 'world police' without a binding adjudicative authority is de facto a police state, which is nothing but a relative to dictatorship.
Democracy deserves better than that if this is what we stand for!
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Since 1973, the California League of Conservation Voters has tallied pro- and anti-environmental votes in each year's state legislative session.
According to CLCV, in 2004 — his last year in office as a state senator — McPherson voted pro-environment only 6 percent of the time, compared to the average state Senate Democrat, who voted pro-environment 87 percent of the time.
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XSV UPDATE: Sacramento XSV has won the 2012 NPPL World Series. Congratulations to XSV and great job shooting the Empire Axe, Prophecy Z2 and RPS paint! Sacramento XSV is sponsored by JT Paintball and sports their gear and JT ProFlex goggles.
JT Paintball announces the addition of Jason and Corey Bornstein and the return of Patrick Slattery to pro paintball team XSV.
Sewell, NJ, January 12, 2012, JT Paintball. JT Paintball announces the addition of Jason and Corey Bornstein and the return of Patrick Slattery to their 2012 Sacramento XSVroster.
Team XSV announced today the signing of The Bornstein Brothers and the return of Patrick Slattery. All three players will make their debut with the team at the first pro event of the 2012 season.
Rich Telford, Team Captain of XSV, said, "This is a great chance for some of the best players who come out of Nor Cal to play with the best team from Nor Cal. Jason and Corey are phenomenal athletes, as well as versatile players that will add support to our already strong line up and we can't wait to see what they bring to the team."
Patrick previously played with XSV from 2008-2010. According to Team Co-Captain, Junior Brown, "the team couldn't be more excited to have him back home where he belongs."
Patrick had this to say about his return to XSV, "I'm just really stoked to be back with XSV. I missed playing with these guys and we're gonna kill it in 2012!"
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Created in late 2004 as a different kind of professional paintball team, XSV (pronounced "Excessive") truly came into their own as a professional franchise in 2005. The team has helped launch some of the very best paintball equipment in the game today. XSV added some of the most famous names in professional paintball to their roster and as the seasons progressed, the team picked up steam, and began winning at the highest levels. By the 2006/2007 seasons, XSV was regarded as one of the very best in the sport. XSV has been featured on the covers of numerous magazines, with XSV players the focus of several interviews and player profiles seen by hundreds of thousands of fans around the world. All this success has propelled XSV to fame as one of the most recognizable paintball teams in the professional circuit. XSV currently competes at the professional level in both the NPPL professional seven-man paintball league, and in the PSP X-ball league.
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Instead, investors have fixated on the misses. Everyone heard about the advanced earnings mistake at Google (GOOG), but fewer folks have been paying attention to the earnings wins in three quarters of the big names out there.I've said before that earnings season and dividends go hand in hand. So, if earnings are outperforming analysts' expectations, it stands to reason that dividends are too. This week, instead of chasing yield, we'll focus on stepping in front of dividend hikes for the coming quarter. In other words, these five firms are getting ready to boost dividends; they just don't know it yet. In the past few months we've had some stellar success in finding future dividend hikes just by zeroing in on a few key factors. Now we'll look at our crystal ball and try to do it again. >>Dow 55,000? It's Closer Than You Think For our purposes, that "crystal ball" is composed of a few factors: namely a solid balance sheet, a low payout ratio, and a history of dividend hikes. While those items don't guarantee dividend announcements in the next month or three, they do dramatically increase the odds that management will hike their cash payouts, especially as investors start to get antsy about this late-2012 rally. Without further ado, here's a look at five stocks that could be about to increase their dividend payments in the next quarter.
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Wrap-up-warm with Autumn/Winter '14 collection from British Heritage label Barbour. Featuring the latest in the label's signature outerwear, comprising of both quilted and waxed jackets, this season also includes apparel from the Steve McQueen and Dept. B capsule collections. With a diverse range of well-edited separates all with an authentic edge, and a host of accessories to complement the mainline, combine fashion with function this season.
A renowned British brand with local heritage, the Barbour story originates in 1894 in South Shields when John Barbour started out as a travelling draper supplying oilskins for seafarers and outdoor workmen. Over time, Barbour has grown to be a household name for wax cotton jackets and in turn, their style has evolved to become legendary for functional and timeless fashion.
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SCIOTO COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) -- Four people have been arrested in connection with what investigators say is possibly the largest single Heroin bust ever in Scioto County.
Members of the Southern Ohio Drug Task Force Officers and Ohio State Parks Officers seized nearly 500 grams of Heroin during the bust Thursday afternoon.
According to a news release, Ohio State Parks Officers notified the Task Force that a large amount of Heroin and cash had been located on Ohio Department of Natural Resources property.
Investigators say they found more than one pound (approximately 489.5 grams) of suspected Heroin with an estimated street value of approximately $74,000 and approximately $12,000 in cash on the park property in West Portsmouth.
Task Force and Park Officers later stopped a vehicle driven by 24- year-old Phillip T. Hanson-Bass of Dayton, Ohio. During a search of the vehicle, officers say they discovered a loaded, 9mm, semi-automatic handgun in a hidden compartment in the vehicle, more $1,000 in cash, and evidence tying Hanson-Bass and his passenger, 24-year-old Robert C. Woods Jr. of Dayton, Ohio, to the suspected Heroin.
Hanson-Bass and Woods Jr. were arrested and charged with trafficking in heroin, possession of heroin, and having a Weapon while under Disability.
Both men are being held in the Scioto County Jail and each held on a $515,000 bond.
Members of the Adams County Sheriff's Office, West Union Police and officers from the Task Force and Park Service made an additional traffic stop of a vehicle driven by 21-year-old Ryan L. Starks, and occupied by 28-year- old Sashia M. Woods, both of Portsmouth
In that traffic stop along SR 125 in West Union, Ohio, investigators say they found more than $800 in cash and suspected illegal substances in the vehicle.
Starks and Woods were arrested and charged with trafficking in heroin, and possession of heroin.
Both people are now in the Scioto County Jail. Each is being held on $500,000 bond.
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mental_floss Blog » The Quick 10: 10 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Harry Potter
Hedwig, Harry's Snowy Owl, isn't entirely accurate. After the first book was accepted for publication, she found out Snowy Owls are diurnal. And it was during the writing of book two that she realized that Snowy Owls are silent, meaning that Hedwig's knowing hoots and conversational noises weren't quite true-to-life. She admits this was just a research hole on her part, but says readers should feel free to assume that her unusual talents are just part of her magical ability. Incidentally, although Hedwig is female, she is played by a male in the movies because females aren't wholly white like males are.
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NEW YORK, N.Y. (January 26, 2013) – The Rutgers University men's indoor track & field team placed second at the 2013 Metropolitan Indoor Track & Field Championships held this past Thursday and Friday at the Armory Track & Field Center. RU won five events including the 60m dash, 400m, high jump, triple jump, and shot put.
Manhattan took home the title with 134 points followed closely by the Scarlet Knights in second having accumulated 131.5 points. Fordham finished in third with 110 points.
Senior Kevin Bostick (Englewood, N.J.) led the way winning both the high jump and triple jump. In the high jump, Bostick leaped his way to 2.07m (BIG EAST & IC4A Qualifier). Also recording BIG EAST qualifying marks in the high jump and adding to RU's point totals were freshman AJ Vance (Egg Harbor Township, N.J. ) and senior Glenn Scheideler (Randolph, N.J.) with fifth place jumps at a height of 1.97m. Bostick also took first in the triple jump with a distance 14.76m (BIG EAST & IC4A Qualifier) with senior Adam Bergo (Planfield, N.J.) in second at 14.69m (BIG EAST & IC4A Qualifier).
Sophomore Kadeem Douse (Ewing, N.J.) took home the 60m title crossing the finish line in a time of 6.98 (BIG EAST & IC4A Qualifier).
Senior James Plummer (South Toms River, N.J.), who last week took the top spot in the shot put at the Great Dane Classic and also took home the shot put title at the Gotham Cup, also took first this week at the Metropolitan Championships throwing for 16.50m (BIG EAST & IC4A Qualifier) Plummer also took third in the weight throw going for a distance of 17.09m (BIG EAST & IC4A Qualifier).
Rutgers finished in the top two in the 400m with sophomore D'Andre Jordan (Brooklyn, N.Y.) leading the way in a time of 49.26 (BIG EAST Qualifier). Freshman Rajee Dunbar (Arlington, Va.) finished behind Jordan in second place in a time of 49.41 (BIG EAST Qualifier).
Jordan also took second to lead all Scarlet Knights in the 200m logging a time of 22.35 (BIG EAST Qualifier). Also scoring for Rutgers in the 200m were freshman Emeka Eze (Sayreville, N.J.) in third clocking in a time of 22.45 (BIG EAST Qualifier) and Dunbar in seventh with a time of 22.53 (BIG EAST Qualifier).
Senior Monroe Kearns (Jackson, N.J.) and junior Karon Purcell (East Windsor, N.J.) earned points for RU in the 800m. Kearns ran to a fourth place finish in a time of 1:55.00 (BIG EAST Qualifier) while Purcell followed in fifth clocking in with a time of 1:55.38.
The Scarlet Knights also picked up points in the distance events. In the 1000m, junior Curtis Richburg (West Orange, N.J.) claimed eighth place in his time of 2:33.56. Junior Steve Burkholder (Marlton, N.J.) logged a sixth place time in the mile finishing the event in 4:22.14. Junior Chris Banafato (Bridgewater, N.J.), in the 3000m, took eighth in a time of 8:51.32. Freshman Daniel Lee (Plainsboro, N.J.) claimed eighth in the 5000m with a finish in a time of15.38.06.
RU also got points from its relay teams. The 4x800 relay squad took third with Burkholder, junior Corey Caidenhead (Bergenfield, N.J.), Kearns, and Purcell teaming up for an 8:00.27 finish. The 4x400 relay squad finished in fifth place. Kyle Holder, Jordan, Dunbar, and Caidenhead combined for a time of 3:21.24.
Also highlighting the field events were senior Pat Gray (East Windsor, N.J.) with fourth in pole vault at a height of 4.50m and Emeka taking third in long jump at a distance 6.60m
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Hey Casey: Smith is the back-up PF we were looking for. I like his inside moves and his fearless attitude. When we have him and crash in the game, they make up for height. He will help us go farther then predicted and gives some help to Aldridge. I would even go as far as putting LMA on the high post and Rhino on the low post. Wow that would be awesome.
This guy just keeps getting better each and every time he steps on the floor. What a pick up!
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We need to let Craig Smith shoots the ball in the paint and the other big men to crash the board; good things will happen. He has a very surprising quick inside moves. He needs to be a go to person inside and give him the recognition as an inside scoring threat for us; I believe he will deliver....
i can't remember the last time we had a backup pf who can do what Craig does. it seems usually we've relied on an undersized sf to fill the role (which some have done admireably, but it just doesn't seem the same). Craig has the height of a sf, but the weight and bulk of a pf. Nate plays him for about 14 minutes per game, but we'd probably be better served increasing that to a consistent 18-20. the guy is for real. i think one of the best things about signing him is that he's a veteran. he's been around the league and already played against most of the guys he sees when he comes into the game. that experience in that role is something we have lacked. simply, the Rhino is the steal of free agency.~ KMM
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