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A few people have been getting confused, but the afterburner only works when the yellow bar is charged, and it drops to zero if you shoot or get shot (to avoid ruining the 4th point in the list below)
Also, if you want to start in a destroyer, press 'End' to self-destruct in your fighter.
Okay, so the initial game concept was basically like this:
- Huge space battles (with several distinct forces)
- Intelligent AI
- Allied ships
- Giving the player no significant advantage other than their playing skill
As far as we're concerned we accomplished all of that, and in doing so we've made something that feels quite unique to play. Now we're just hoping that you folks agree =]
And to any webhosts who read this, you are all welcome to host this game on your sites, so long as you dont attempt to claim ownership of the game or change it in any way, and you make sure that you display it correctly x.x (500x500).
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Well, I managed to get somewhat ahead in this. Okay, not at all, really. What I don't like are these space shooting games where you just keep on moving. I really need to just stop mentioning "RaidenX". The music was quite triumphant in this. The artwork was fairly good.
I'm glad I could get a better hang of it. I've never really had good luck with moving a ship around. I prefer for it to stay in the same place. The enemies were a bit generic too. Well, it did provide a challenge at least.
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 20, 2013
I am merciless with a destroyer
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One problem, if you get a tedeston or too many destroyers, you are screwed. if your force was simply allways fighters, you'd be just about unstopable. when you get a destroyer or tedestun turtle thing, you get less fighters. i wish there was another version where you never get destroyers or turtles.
Rated 5 / 5 stars June 18, 2013
why you don't make a new one? :D
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tips for speed don't always shoot. on the right on the bottom side u will see a radar go more to the right u will see a bar that fills up and when u shoot it goes down but wait for it to fill up ,so if one of the other ships are on your tall press space and u will be so fast :)

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My Camel Humps
Cairo is your kickoff point, check out the Pyramids and Sphinx while you're in the area. Head on to Aswan for temples, bazaars and a felucca sailboat or camel ride, next is Abu Simbel for a Nile Cruise then Luxor and the Valley of the Kings before you head back to Cairo. Holiday success.
A guy called Khufu was responsible for building the Great Pyramid. It's 4500 years old, 146m tall and made from 2.3 million blocks weighing around 2.5 tons each. And how did they honour him? With a 9cm tall statue. Bummer.
Day 1 - Cairo
Immerse yourself in the madness: grab a pair of authentic Roy Bands sunnies from the bazaar, embrace the kitsch world of Dr. Ragab's Pharaonic Village then share a sahlab (sweet, hot custard drink with nuts) and a sheesha pipe with your new travel buddies.
- Arrive in Cairo and get to grips with this busy city
Day 2 - Cairo - Pyramids - Sphinx
Nobody's quite sure how the Sphinx lost its nose. Some say Napoleon's soldiers blew it off with a cannonball. Others say it simply wore away over time. Either way, as far as features go it's a pretty big one to lose.
Breakfast | Dinner
- Take a trip to the Egyptian Museum, see the golden mask of King Tutankhamun
- Drive out to the edge of the desert to explore the pyramids and the nearby Sphinx
- Visit the Valley Temple of King Khafre (Chephren)
- Catch the night train bound for Aswan
Day 3 - Aswan
Put on your haggling hat (or just a regular hat, we don't mind) for a trip to the bazaar. Grab useful stuff like books, cotton tops and sunhats for your upcoming Nile cruise. Splurge on fun stuff like perfume oil, leather bags and jewellery just for the heck of it.
- Drive out of town to visit the Temple of Isis at Philae (optional)
- Return to Aswan and explore the Nubian Bazaar
- Head out on a felucca sailboat (optional)
- Set off on an optional camel ride towards the Monastery of St. Simeon
Day 4-6 - Abu Simbel - Nile Cruise
Your boat may be small, but she has a dance floor. And the crew is not afraid to dress you up in a galabeya, whack on some Arabic pop music and make you use it.
Day 4
- Take an optional drive to Abu Simbel, one of the most impressive temples ever built
- Take a tour of the site, one of the highlights of Egypt, and later return to Aswan
- Board a Nile Cruise boat and spend time sleeping, relaxing, reading or enjoying the sundeck
Day 5-6
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
- Visit the Temple of Sobek, a classically-ruined Greco-Roman temple
- Continue cruising towards Edfu, and take in some timeless scenes of life on the Nile
- Stop at Edfu to explore the well-preserved Temple of Horus
- Get involved in an impromptu fancy-dress party
- Free time to explore Luxor
- Take horse-drawn carriages to the massive complex at Karnak
Day 7 - Luxor - Valley of the Kings
Be nice to your donkey and he'll take you on a peaceful sunrise stroll past fields of alfalfa into the Valley of the Kings. Upset him and you'll be sore for days. Another overnight train back to Cairo.
Breakfast | Dinner
- Journey to the Valley of the Kings on donkeys
- Visit the outstanding Temple of Hatshepsut
- Enjoy an afternoon at your own leisure, perhaps visit Luxor Temple and the bazaar?
- Overnight sleeper train back to Cairo
Day 8-9 - Cairo
Time for one last walk around Cairo. Head south from Bab al-Futuh (one of the medieval north gates), past the old Islamic monuments that stand watch over the bazaars. Time to leave the madness of Cairo behind.
Day 8
- Arrive back in Cairo and enjoy free time to explore
- Seize the chance to visit the fantastic Khan el-Khalili bazaar
- Perhaps enjoy a final Egyptian dinner with the group
Day 9
- The trip ends today after breakfast
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• Gecko's expert English-speaking local tour guide throughout the tour, and local site guides at some sites.
• Sightseeing (not including entrance fees): Cairo's pyramids, Sphinx, Valley Temple of King Chephren and Egyptian Museum; Abu Simbel; Temple of Sobek at Kom Ombo; and Temple of Horus at Edfu.
• Three night Nile River cruise aboard Gecko's comfortable riverboat.
• Horse-drawn carriage ride to Karnak.
• Donkey ride to explore the Valley of the Kings.
• Overnight train from Cairo to Aswan and Luxor to Cairo in an air-conditioned carriage with sleeper compartments. Simple dinner and breakfast served on board and toilet facilities located at the end of the carriage.
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- International flights, arrival & departure transfers, visas, airport taxes, additional meals, drinks, optional sightseeing tours, insurance, tips and items of a personal nature.
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Our my camel humps trip was much more than I ever expected. At first I was unsure as to how smoothly this trip would go but from the very first day the trip was excellent. The trip contained a vast variety of activities and sights to see and most importantly showed us the culture of egypt. Despite the generalised opinion of how egypt can be chaotic this trip showed me all the beautiful parts of this busy country. I believe that egypt is under advertised to travellers and that it should be promoted to the young travellers especially due to its cheap economy.
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This was by far the best your I have been on. Our tour leader Mohamed Ali made it unbelievably special for everyone. He was so helpful and was full of knowledge. Thank you so much geckos and thank you Mohammed.
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) - A Grand Forks man who held a SWAT team at bay for hours over the weekend faces felony charges of burglary, arson and criminal mischief.
The Grand Forks Herald says that Steven Bonderud appeared in court on Monday. He did not enter pleas to the charges that could land him in prison for 30 years if he's convicted. He is due back in court June 3.
Authorities allege that an armed Bonderud was suicidal on Sunday when he broke into a home that was for sale and set several small fires inside. He eventually surrendered peacefully but the standoff prompted authorities to evacuate two nearby churches.
Authorities estimated damage to the home at $10,000.
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Update April 28, 2012:
A neighborhood was barricaded off and nearby churches were evacuated for their safety during a stand off this morning in Grand Forks.
It happened in the 1700 block of South 17th Street.
That's where Grand Forks Police say Steven Bonderud, 25 years old and of Grand Forks, was refusing to come out.
A caller also told police Bonderud may have been armed.
Grand Forks Police say there was a fire inside the home when Bonderud was refusing to leave, and they weren't sure how it started.
That's why the SWAT team, the bomb squad and negotiators were closing down blocks around the home.
Among all that action, some neighbors shared with me why they didn't feel safe sticking around.
"It was kind of scary to figure out what was going on, what was happening," Marina Kojic, a neighbor, said as she watched police circle her block.
Most of the neighborhood didn't know why officers taped off a few city blocks.
"We saw police officers, police cars coming, fire trucks and I think ambulances," Kojic said. She lives just across the street and watched the neighborhood change outside her window.
There was smoke coming from the house across the street as officers were trying to make contact with the man barricaded inside.
"It was very scary, especially after the Boston bombings, especially if you have kids," Kojic said.
But, the crime scene here really affected a good part of this community, because just a block away two churches were evacuated.
"I think maybe a few people were sat down, and at that time we got interrupted and told we should maybe be evacuating the building for our safety," Don Pederson, a member of Bethel Lutheran Church, said.
Pederson says, by the time service let out, police escorted church members out the only exit left open.
"I was surprised because there were vehicles that the police department were using, I suppose for SWAT purposes and so on that I had never seen, I didn't know they owned," he said.
The neighborhood transformed as the scene escalated, but some agree seeing that line of protection came as a relief.
"Seeing so many police cars coming, it makes you think they have everything under control and it's safe," Kojic said.
Officers did recover a handgun inside the home, but neighbors say they're relieved all ended without any injuries.
Bonderud is being held at the Grand Forks County Correctional Center on burglary, arson and felony criminal mischief charges.
One man is in custody after a standoff with the Grand Forks SWAT Team today.
It started at 10:24 Sunday morning when smoke was seen coming from 1707 South 17th Street. It's just west of the Grand Cities Mall.
Police were told by the 9-1-1 caller that a man was inside the home and could be armed. Contact was made with the man inside the home, and after several hours of negotiations the man came out 2 p.m. and was taken into custody.
The fire inside the residence was extinguished by the Fire Dept. A handgun was recovered at the scene. The man was transported to Altru Hospital. Charges are pending and the case is still under investigation.
A friend of the man tells Valley News Live the suspect had lived with a woman at the home until a couple of months ago. The friend says the man "snapped" when he learned she had a new boyfriend.
Two nearby churches were evacuated as a precaution during the incident. Witnesses say the suspect was limping when he was taken into custody, but no one else was injured.
At this time, police are not releasing the man's name, until an evaluation at the hospital is completed.


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Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson finished Monday night's game with 7 catches for 164 yards and 2 TDs, topping 100 receiving yards for the 40th game in his career. He is the third fastest in NFL history to 40 career 100-yard games (107 games).
Huddle Up: Yeah, Johnson delivered in a big way for those fantasy owners who went into Monday night's doubleheader needing a Megatron-sized night from fantasy's top-ranked WR. Johnson looked like he was clearly past last season's nagging health issues and both of his TD catches (67 & 16 yards) came in the opening 10 minutes of the game.
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Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (finger, knee) has practiced all week and said his body 'feels good' entering Week 1. He said he expects to practice regularly this season after missing a lot of practice time due to injuries in 2013. Johnson had finger and knee surgeries in the offseason.
Huddle Up: Fantasy's highest-drafted WR faces a challenge out of the gate Monday night vs. a Giants' secondary that allowed the fourth-fewest points to opposing wideouts last season.
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Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (finger) was inactive for the preseason game Friday, Aug. 15, against the Oakland Raiders. WR Kris Durham made the start in his absence.
Huddle Up: The Lions have been limiting Megatron while he deals with knee and finger issues. There's nothing for fantasy owners to worry about though. Johnson should be on the field next week with Detroit's starters when the Lions take on Jacksonville.
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Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (finger) has a fabricated splint to wear on his previously injured finger for protective purposes only. Johnson had surgery on the finger after last season, but it's unclear how often he plans to wear the splint. Johnson hasn't shown any ill efffects from his finger or knee in training camp, where he has consistently beaten the team's cornerbacks in practice.
Huddle Up: The overwhelming majority of owners certainly aren't concerned about any health issues with Megatron as he currently owns the top WR ADP -- and third highest of any player -- at 4.71.
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Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson is taking part in fewer reps in training camp this year than in years past and said he is trying to be smarter about his approach to practice with the goal of staying healthy the entire season. 'I'm older now,' Johnson said. 'I'm not diving for the balls anymore (in practice). Coach Caldwell has a big emphasis about us staying off the ground. I'm not playing every play in practice but they're working me in. I'm out here trying to get my extra running in after (practice) so I can keep my wind up.'
Huddle Up: Megatron still will only be 29 in Sept., but is coming off a 2013 season in which he matched his career low for games played with 14 and had three-year lows in catches (84) and receiving yards (1,492).
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Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson is happy to be healthy and back on the practice field after injuries to his knee and finger prevented him from doing so late last season. 'It feels great to be out here playing with the guys,' Johnson said Tuesday, June 10. 'I missed a lot of practice time last year before games. You definitely feel like you need that practice time before a game, just to get on one accord with your quarterback.'
Huddle Up: A healthy Megatron will leave opposing secondary coaches feeling ill, especially now with the complementary weapons (WR Golden Tate, TE Eric Ebron) the Lions have added this offseason.
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Despite recent rumors of the Detroit Lions potentially trading WR Calvin Johnson, his contract makes that unrealistic. Trading Johnson would create $29 million is dead salary-cap space.
Huddle Up: Unlike the other Pro Bowl wideout named Johnson -- the Texans' Andre -- who could possibly land on the trading block, this seems far too far-fetched.
Posted: 4/28/2014 10:02pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) attended but did not take part in the Lions' three-day minicamp last week. He is recovering from surgery on his right knee and a finger on his left hand.
Huddle Up: No reason to tax Megatron at this juncture; just get him to the field in one piece on Sundays and it's all good.
Posted: 1/15/2014 10:32pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee, finger) underwent minor knee surgery last week and also had surgery on his finger this week. He's recovering nicely from both procedures.
Huddle Up: Megatron had the oil changed and his Fetzer valve treated with ball bearings, gauze pads and antifreeze. He should be more than ready to resume dominating opposing secondaries by the time next fall rolls around.
Posted: 12/30/2013 12:45am et
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said Sunday, Dec. 29, that WR Calvin Johnson (knee) will need offseason knee surgery, but the procedure is not considered 'major.'
Huddle Up: It's good to see that this was minor. Hopefully this cures Johnson of some of his nagging woes and he will come back stronger than ever next season.
Posted: 12/26/2013 10:28pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) did not participate in practice Thursday, Dec. 26.
Huddle Up: Johnson was a practice no-show for the second straight day and has to be regarded as a major Week 17 question mark amid reports that surfaced this week that Johnson has been playing with a partially-torn PCL in his right knee.
Posted: 12/25/2013 12:41am et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) declined comment on a report that he is playing with a partially-torn posterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. "Y'all will have to ask me those questions on Thursday," Johnson said Tuesday, Dec. 23. "I don't want to talk about that stuff." Head coach Jim Schwartz has said offseason surgery is not required, and that Johnson could play in the Week 17 game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Huddle Up: It was revealed that Johnson played most of last season with broken fingers, so it's definitely possible -- and even probable -- that he's more hurt than he's letting on this season. You're still starting him if he's active in Week 17, but he's mired in an end-of-season funk with a combined 12 catches for 193 yards and no scores over his last 3 games.
Posted: 12/23/2013 3:46pm et
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said the team will see how WR Calvin Johnson (knee) is during the week before deciding if he will play Week 17.
Huddle Up: There is little incentive to put Johnson out there with the Lions having been eliminated last week. Keep an eye on his situation, but you might want to find an alternative.
Posted: 12/18/2013 12:03am et
With the exception of a 37-yard reception in the second half and an 18-yard catch that led to a go-ahead touchdown for the Detroit Lions in the final minutes, WR Calvin Johnson didn't have much of an impact during the Lions' 18-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Monday, Dec. 16. He finished with six catches for 98 yards while being targeted a game-high 13 times.
Huddle Up: Johnson also had several notable drops in the game and now has put together 2 poor back-to-back games with a 3-catch, 52-yard effort in a snowy Week 14 loss in Philly. Still he remains fantasy's top- ranked WR, and his fantasy owners who have weathered those 2 sub-par showings in the postseason can only hope the law of averages produces a Megatron explosion Sunday vs. the struggling Giants.
Posted: 11/26/2013 5:14pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) did not participate in practice Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Huddle Up: Missing practices but still playing -- and playing to an All-Pro level -- in games has become SOP for Megatron all season, but with the fantasy matchups now taking on extra importance, be sure to check and double-check the WR's status if you have him on your squad.
Posted: 11/22/2013 2:49pm et
Tampa Bay Buccaneers CB Darrelle Revis said he plans on being physical with Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson in their Week 12 matchup. Revis has been playing more press coverage in recent weeks as his knee returns close to 100 percent health. The two faced each other in 2010 and Johnson was held to just one catch for 13 yards. 'My thought was always just to be physical with them,' said Revis. 'They're big guys. I feel no receiver wants to get jammed or pressed at the line, so just be physical with those guys and match what they bring to the table.'
Huddle Up: Sure, Revis presents a tough matchup and all that, but don't get too cute by even thinking of benching Megatron -- especially at this critical juncture in the season.
Posted: 11/21/2013 1:36pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) practiced Thursday, Nov. 21.
Huddle Up: Megatron was back after his usual Wednesday absence. He had a strong Week 11 with 6 grabs for 179 yards and 2 scores but should've been even better with Johnson not catching a pass the entire second half.
Posted: 11/15/2013 5:04pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) is fully expected to play in Week 11 against the Pittsburgh Steelers after returning to practice Friday, Nov. 15.
Huddle Up: Johnson caused some minor alarm by missing both the team's Wednesday and Thursday workouts, but consider him ready to put up more points this weekend.
Posted: 11/5/2013 8:30pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) missed the team's practice Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Huddle Up: Should be no worries here as Megatron was given an extra day of rest with the Lions coming out of their bye week.
Posted: 10/24/2013 12:56pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) was participating in the portion of practice open to the media Thursday, Oct. 24.
Huddle Up: Johnson's missed game and mini-slump are in the rear-view mirror and receding quickly after his 9-155-2 TD performance in Week 7. He remains among the fantasy elite.
Posted: 10/17/2013 1:39pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) practiced Thursday, Oct. 17.
Huddle Up: Good to see Johnson out there for the 2nd straight day as it's more than he's been able to do the past few weeks. His fantasy owners now are hoping its a sign that the WR's 2-week lull in production is over.
Posted: 10/16/2013 2:56pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) is participating in practice Wednesday, Oct. 16.
Huddle Up: Excellent news. Hopefully he will get a full complement of snaps this week. Monitor his status throughout the week.
Posted: 10/14/2013 3:49pm et
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said WR Calvin Johnson (knee) was dealing with some knee soreness after the team's Week 6 game and his status for Week 7 is uncertain at this point.
Huddle Up: This is good to hear after his limited action. Hopefully he continues to recover and gets back to a full complement of snaps sooner than later.
Posted: 10/14/2013 12:48am et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) played a limited amount of snaps in the Week 6 game against the Cleveland Browns, including just 14 plays in the first half with two dropped passes. However, he ended the day with eight targets, three receptions and 25 yards. 'We knew if we were only going to have him for a certain amount of snaps, we'd want those to be in the second half,' head coach Jim Schwartz said.
Huddle Up: It's good that he doesn't seem to have aggravated his injury. Hopefully we'll get a full complement of snaps out of Johnson the next time out.
Posted: 10/11/2013 3:23pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) was limited in practice for the second straight day Friday, Oct. 11, and he practiced without wearing a knee brace. However, he struggled with he had to cut in his routes and will be a game-time decision in Week 6 against the Cleveland Browns.
Huddle Up: Johnson owners will need to have a replacement ready to go. Even if Megatron does play he's going to be limited and shadowed by Joe Haden. There's a good chance Johnson misses his second straight game on Sunday.
Posted: 10/10/2013 8:52pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) took part in position drills in the portion of the practice open to the media Thursday, Oct. 10. Johnson, however, did not run routes or participate in skeleton drills.
Huddle Up: Afterward, Johnson told ESPN.com that he knee feels "good," but wouldn't elaborate about his Week 6 stats. "I'm feeling better," Johnson said. "I'll just leave it at that." Translation: That means another anxious weekend looks to be ahead of Johnson's fantasy owners after the wideout sat out Week 5.
Posted: 10/10/2013 11:53am et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson still has swelling in his knee and is unlikely to practice this week. He'll be a game-time decision in Week 6.
Huddle Up: The Lions' offense looked lost without Megatron last week, not to mention how much fantasy owners missed having him in their lineups. Looks like they'll have to sweat it out again this week.
Posted: 10/9/2013 3:59pm et
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said the team will not make a decision on WR Calvin Johnson's (knee) status until later in the week. Schwartz indicated Johnson could be a game-time decision.
Huddle Up: Hopefully Johnson can go, but at least you won't be taken by surprise this week. Keep another option ready to insert into your lineups.
Posted: 10/9/2013 1:32pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) is not participating in practice Wednesday, Oct. 9.
Huddle Up: Normally we wouldn't bat an eye at reports about Johnson not practicing, but he sat last week, surprising his fantasy owners in the worst way possible. Keep an eye on him this week.
Posted: 10/7/2013 4:32pm et
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said the team won't use WR Calvin Johnson (knee) as a decoy if he plays in Week 6 against the Cleveland Browns. 'If he's not healthy enough to play, we're certainly not going to put a player out there to decoy because he's still got to run routes,' Schwartz said. 'What he's going to do, line up and just put his hand up in the air?' Johnson was very close to suiting up in Week 5, but Schwartz was non-committal as to whether he'll play this weekend.
Huddle Up: This is good to hear from a fantasy perspective. That means that he should be a full go if he does play this week. He does draw Joe Haden, but Megatron is virtually matchup-proof when fully healthy.
Posted: 9/25/2013 6:00pm et
Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson (knee) did not participate in practice Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Huddle Up: Don't worry too much about this, we've been through this plenty before. There is no reason why he can't rest mid-week to keep his legs fresh.


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If This Company Survives, Investors Will Prosper
Reuben is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
I recently wrote about a few interesting dividend stocks that the value-focused managers of Dodge & Cox Stock Fund were holding in their portfolio. Of the stocks I highlighted, by far the most aggressive was Pitney Bowes (NYSE: PBI).
Change is Hard
New technology has cast a dark cloud over the Pitney Bowes' image and long-term prospects, though its legacy business is still throwing off large amounts of cash as it slowly fades. As the main player in postage meters and traditional mail products and services, it isn't hard to understand the negative image surrounding the company, since digital distribution is clearly increasing in importance while regular mail is disappearing.
However, the company hasn't stuck its head in the sand. It is actively trying to move into the digital space, using the still substantial cash flows from its legacy business to fund the transition. It is a risky move and the company could be so late to the game that it will have a hard time competing.
There is a lot of uncertainty, but there is also a huge potential reward. If the company does manage to make the transition, which is not unthinkable based on its strong customer base, shares would recover smartly. Moreover, its dividend yield is massive and is backed by a still financially strong company with a long history of dividend increases. So if things go well, there's a lot to gain. If the company falters, however, the shares could go lower still and the dividend could wind up getting cut.
A SWOT is Worth a Thousand Words?
With these facts in the back of my mind, I wanted to get a clearer picture of Pitney Bowes as a company. One of the first tools I bring out is a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats analysis (SWOT). Strengths and weaknesses are internal to the company, while opportunities and threats are external factors. All you need to do to create a SWOT is to take some time to think critically about each of these factors as they relate to Pitney Bowes. Here's what I came up with:
Strengths (Internal)
- Largest player in the traditional mail services space.
- Many customer relationships.
- Management is aware of and working to deal with the slow decline in its mail business.
- Significant marketing database capabilities.
- Mail business continues to generate material cash flow.
Weaknesses (Internal)
- Large amount of debt.
- Mail business is slowly dying.
- Late entrant in the digital space, so haste is of the essence, which can lead to missteps.
Opportunities (External)
- Increasing use of digital communications.
- Traditional mail communications unlikely to go away completely.
- Customers may desire a close connection between traditional mail and digital communications to increase value of advertising efforts.
Threats (External)
- Financial difficulties at the U.S. Postal Service could lead to cuts or, in a worst case scenario, complete closure.
- Digital space is highly competitive with few barriers to entry.
- Long-term, secular move to digital communications.
Some Thoughts on the SWOT
What I found most interesting here is that Pitney Bowes' big opportunity is also its biggest threat: digital communications. If it can make the shift successfully, it wins. If it can't, it probably dies a slow death. The fact that it is coming late to the party is a big concern, since it has had to use mergers and acquisitions to make up lost ground.
M&A is great when it goes well, but mistakes get made when you move too fast. This could mean purchasing a company that later proves to have undesirable technology and/or making mistakes during the integration process. Either could lead to substantial top and bottom line issues.
There are Others In the Room
Of course the technology space is full of companies that are both creative and disruptive. For example, a company like Constant Contact (NASDAQ: CTCT) was only created a few years ago but has already made a huge name for itself. And, its email services make it easy for anyone to create, manage, and send communications to customers and potential customers. Its got a large following in the small business arena.
Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) Adwords is another competitor, only this one has a massive distribution network that Pitney Bowes could never hope to replicate. Need to get an ad in front of a web denizen? You go to Google first. Small businesses and large make extensive use of Google's ad network.
Even worse, Stamps.com (NASDAQ: STMP), which sells postage digitally, is using technology to encroach on Pitney Bowes turf. It has made a solid foothold in the small business space selling postage over the internet. Although it, too, requires the U.S. Postal Service to survive, it would likely benefit from the shrinking of the U.S. Post Office, since more people would likely use its services to buy postage that they used to acquire from brick and mortar post offices.
The Old Dog Still Knows Some Good Tricks
One thing that Pitney Bowes may be able to benefit from is the disparate nature of the three services above, and the many others that are in existence. For example, a customer would need three different relationships to get postage and handle traditional mail (Stamps.com), digital communications (Constant Contact), and targeted online advertising (Adwords). Making sure that everything was running smoothly across all three requires a great deal of effort. If Pitney Bowes can simplify that process, it might just have the right sales pitch to convert current customers to its new platform that is intended to transcend print and digital.
The company's high yield makes sense because this is a high stakes game Pitney Bowes is playing. Only aggressive income-oriented investors should participate.
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Tournament slated to start at 9 a.m.
Northwest College's wrestling team will embark on its 2008-09 slate Saturday with its annual NWC Open at Hank Cabre Gymnasium in Powell.
According to NWC head coach and athletic director Jim Zeigler, this year's field of competitors should once again provide a full day of top-notch wrestling action. At least five teams will have full squads at the event, including the University of Wyoming, which is under the direction of first-year Cowboy head coach Mark Branch. Wrestling is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m.
"This will be the first time they've brought a full squad here," said Zeigler. "It's a big deal for us, and we're excited to have them here."
Zeigler noted that Eric Coxbill, a former Trapper, is among the wrestlers on the Cowboys' roster. Now a senior, Coxbill wrestled two years at NWC before joining the team at UW. Last year, he led the Cowboys in victories with 26 while wrestling in the 165-pound weight class. Coxbill, from Wright, finished the year with a 26-14 mark and finished second in the West Regional. He also was named Third Team All-MWC.
In addition to NWC and UW, other full squads expected at the event are Montana State University-Northern, the University of Great Falls and Western Wyoming. Zeigler also said wrestlers from the University of Northern Colorado, Utah Valley University, Idaho State University and the University of Regina are slated to compete.
As for the Trappers, they will enter the season opener with a large group of freshmen and only a handful of returners from last season's team. Among the key returners are All-American Anthony Varnell (141) and national qualifier Mason Peebles (165). Varnell had knee surgery during the offseason, but Zeigler said the young standout has been strong in practice sessions. Also back are sophomores Josh Clark (174/184) of Ashton, Idaho, and Luis Carranza (133) of Idaho Falls, Idaho.
The freshman class for the Trappers, which boasts 17 wrestlers, should be strong, Zeigler said. Among the top recruits expected to make an impact this season is Powell High School graduate Mak Jones (197). Jones capped his career by winning back-to-back state titles at 189, and helped the Panthers to the team title during the 2008-09 season.
"We have high expectations for Mak," Zeigler said. "He's a hard-nosed guy, and if he can stay healthy, he'll have a chance to be in competition for All-American honors."
Jones, however, isn't the only freshman on the squad with multiple state titles to his credit. Jeff Wood (125/133), of Gillette, is a four-time state champion. Saul Guerrero (133) of Ft. Lupton, Colo., and Tyler Jones (149) of Ashton, Idaho, joined the program after having won three state titles each. Landon Harris (285) of Rexburg, Idaho, and Briston Brenton (149) of Casper, and Jesse Amos (174) of Anchorage, Alaska, each won two state titles in high school. Tyler Jones and Harris, also earned All-American honors in high school.
One-time state champions for NWC include Dustin Baldwin (184) of Spokane, Wash., McCade Ford (141) of Payson, Utah, William Larson (125) of Thermopolis, and Corey Woodruff (157) of Saginaw, Mich.
"We've got quite a crew of freshmen," Zeigler said. "It's a good group, and we're looking forward to seeing what they can do."
Other freshmen on this year's roster include Tyrell Wright (174) of Coalville, Utah, Matt Chandler (141) of St. Louis, Mo., Judd Brown (285) of Newberg, Ore., Michael Ausdol (133) of Cheyenne, Eddie Whiting (125) of Cowley, and Jonathan Tiernan (285) of Delray Beach, Fla.
"I think we'll have a nationally competitive team that will be in the mix," Zeigler said. "I'm not sure this is a group that can be in a national title hunt, but a top-6 finish is possible. That's a lofty goal with so many freshmen. It they work hard, and if we can stay healthy, we've got a chance to have a good year."


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"Teachers are often unaware of the gender distribution of talk in their classrooms. They usually consider that they give equal amounts of attention to girls and boys, and it is only when they make a tape recording that they realize that boys are dominating the interactions.
Dale Spender, an Australian feminist who has been a strong advocate of female rights in this area, noted that teachers who tried to restore the balance by deliberately 'favouring' the girls were astounded to find that despite their efforts they continued to devote more time to the boys in their classrooms. Another study reported that a male science teacher who managed to create an atmosphere in which girls and boys contributed more equally to discussion felt that he was devoting 90 per cent of his attention to the girls. And so did his male pupils. They complained vociferously that the girls were getting too much talking time.
In other public contexts, too, such as seminars and debates, when women and men are deliberately given an equal amount of the highly valued talking time, there is often a perception that they are getting more than their fair share. Dale Spender explains this as follows:
The talkativeness of women has been gauged in comparison not with men but with silence. Women have not been judged on the grounds of whether they talk more than men, but of whether they talk more than silent women.
In other words, if women talk at all, this may be perceived as 'too much' by men who expect them to provide a silent, decorative background in many social contexts. This may sound outrageous, but think about how you react when precocious children dominate the talk at an adult party. As women begin to make inroads into formerly 'male' domains such as business and professional contexts, we should not be surprised to find that their contributions are not always perceived positively or even accurately."
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As a teacher, I give girls what I hope is a lot of attention. I don't know if I give girls their fair share, but I aspire to, especially after noticing that boys are willing to use their greater share of teachers' attention to get girls who they feel aren't being quiet and docile enough punished. I have therefore acquired a reputation for "caring more about the girls." This has had two marked results: Some straight boys have gotten more hostile toward me, and most girls have gotten more confident around me. This makes me think I'm doing something right.
Longer thoughts on how this phenomenon relates to sexual harassment in classrooms, if you're interested: The girls figured out I won't report them if they hit boys who are sexually harassing them, I'll only report the boys. This led to an increase in how often girls got the last word and boys got smacked in my classes, and, also, to a DECREASE IN HOW OFTEN GIRLS GOT SEXUALLY HARASSED. The sexual harassers seem to have been depending on the sort of "equal blame" and "retaliation is never warranted" and "don't hurt others' feelings" perspectives so many schools try to instill in kids; the sexual harassers were usually the ones bringing me into the situation by saying, "Miss, she hit me! You should write her up!" Once they figured out I was only ever going to respond, "If you don't treat girls like that, they won't hit you," the girls got more confident and the sexual harassers largely shut the fuck up.
In schools, fighting against sexual harassment is often punished exactly the same as, or more severely than, sexual harassment — a lot of discipline codes make no distinction between violence and violence in self-defence, and violence is ALWAYS the highest level of disciplinary infraction, whereas verbal sexual harassment rarely is. Sexual harassers, at least in the schools I've been in, rely heavily on GETTING GIRLS IN TROUBLE WITH HIGHER AUTHORITIES as a strategy of harassment — creating an external punishment that penalises girls for and therefore discourages girls from fighting back. Sexual harassers are willing to use their greater share of floorspace to ask to get girls who won't date them punished. By and large, teachers do punish those girls when they swear or hit. Schools condition girls to ignore sexual harassment by punishing them when they speak up or fight back instead.
Once the sexual harassers in my classes understood that girls wouldn't be punished for rejecting them, they backed off around me. And there started to be a flip in what conversations I get called into — girls are telling me when boys are being nasty (too loud and dominant), instead of boys telling me when girls are being uncooperative (louder and more dominant than boys think they should be).
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The job market still stinks
Another curious payroll report masks ongoing deterioration.
Something odd is happening at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Over the last few months, the unemployment rate has fallen rapidly from 8.3% in August to just 7.7% now. For the average person not interested in the details, it seems like things are going gangbusters.
But for those who care, the underlying data is at odds with the jobless rate. And it suggests that not only is the job market not getting better -- it's actually getting worse. Here's why.
Back in October, I wrote about how the largest statistical outlier since 2003 was responsible for the pre-election drop in the unemployment rate to 7.8%. A surge of new jobs, many part-time positions, boosted the jobs reported in the household survey.
Friday morning, there was another curious result that used a different strategy to knock down the jobless rate. This time, it was a 540,000 rise in people out of the labor force -- which continues the waterfall decline in the labor force participation rate. At just 63.6%, it's already at levels not seen since the double-dip recession of the early 1980s.
There's more.
As the unemployment rate has improved over the last few months, the percentage of the population with a full-time job -- what I believe to be a truer measure of the health of the labor market -- has fallen from 47.7% to 47.3% and remains well below its pre-recession peak of nearly 53.3%. Back in the go-go years of the dot-com bubble, this measure nearly hit 55%.
More evidence was provided by Gallup, which conducts its own unemployment survey of households. It found that the unemployment rate surged nearly a full percentage point last month to 8.3%. That takes the jobless rate to levels not seen since May. Other measures, such as the percentage of those working part-time for economic reasons and the broader underemployment measure, also suggested significant weakening in the labor market.
And if you still don't believe me, then consider the huge drop in Friday's University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey, which plunged from 82.7 to 74.5 -- well below expectations of 83. The future expectations component fell a whopping 13 points to 64.6, as people start worrying about the fiscal cliff/debt ceiling debate in Washington.
All of this suggests the economy is already stalling ahead of what will likely be a rocky 2013.
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Bingo, LPR down .2% and UR goes down to 7.7%. There is no recovery, just cover ups. The cheer leaders keep using jargon like economic outlook, and consumer sentiment. These are opinion based statements that are not translating into real demand. The banking stress tests include 3 scenarios that don't include the single most important factor, what if interest rates were to go up even 1 %? The big 5 banks would fail without extraordinary intervention. They'll go after 98 billion in tax hikes from those who make 250K or more (would run the government for about 4 days) and refuse to cut back spending to realistic levels. What a joke the government is and I'm not laughing.
Even the dumbest politician should see what's going on! And that includes most of them. Employers are hesitant about hiring because they have no idea what that **** who is driving this train is going to do next and where he's going. And there is no point in hiring if the people are going to be layed off and taxes and insurance is going up, along with everything else. A mind is a terrible thing to waste. hahahahaha
And about the recent increase in jobs (duuhhh), most if not all the new jobs are temporary for the holidays. They will probably be gone by the end of January, if not before.
MAYBE Bush got us into this mess, but OBUMMER hasn't helped the situation with all of his welfare supporters.
Anybody really surprised by this great epiphany?
Guess who's been saying this for the last four years.............
Obama doesn't care. After all, he's got "more flexibility" now that the election is over!
5 1/2 weeks since Sandy, and nothing happening for the folks on the east coast
No worries! I hear Hawaii is nice this time of year! MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
well way to go obamazombies, unemployment is down 7.7% why you ask?? not because of millions of people now getting hired but because MILLIONS OF PEOPLE HAVE JUST QUIT LOOKING FOR A DAMN JOB TO BEGIN WITH!!!! that's some fckin' recovery we got going and you stupid sons of whores let it happen! you voted in this sorry azzed excuse for a leader and now your gonna reap what you've just sown!!! how's all that political correctness make you feel?? does it pay your car note?? your mortgage?? your kids' needs??
and I"m not talkin' bout you worthless parasitic welfare obama phone lady vermin, you're a fckn lost cause, a blight a chronic disease in this country,keep watchin' maury povich to find out which of your 5 kids were fathered by which of 17 guys you've had on top of you
I"m talkin' to you "guilty" white azzwipes that had good jobs or at least some income worthy of sayin' 'yea at least I'm workin for now this is ok', but you just had to vote for a "black" guy right? you just had to vote in a black guy to prove your not racist, or your so fckin' cool you can't stand it, you wouldnt' vote for a man of merit, or of knowlege to get us the **** outta this mess, no!! you voted AGAIN for this muslim motherfckin' marxist! and now where the hell are you huh??? mortgage underwater, lost your job 4, 3 2yrs ago? and guess what your unemployment extension aka WELFARE CHECK is depleted or depleting and where are you now, in foreclosure?? repo man gunnin' for your fancy car that you can't afford now? comin' for your furniture next??? thank yourself for a job well done!! not only did you **** everyone in the country, but yourselves as well, how's that FAIR SHARE workin' for ya!!!
Just when I think there's no hope for you, you sprinkle this piece of truth out into the MSM. You're about as bipolar a financial "journalist" i've seen, but with some real training and therapy, you have a fighting chance of being a consistant truth sayer to the likes of ZeroHedge.com
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This may not be as epic as my picture post from Pettitte's Return, but what do you want from me? They're still legit…GET OFF MY BACK. Anyhoo, here are the pictures I took from Friday evening's 6-5 win against the Angels.
Pics from the Steinbrenner ceremony they had prior to the game (confession: I had no idea it was the two-year anniversary of his passing):
Heh. (Yes, I have the sense of humor of an eight-year-old):
Laz Diaz on the left. Girardi should have been a prick and sent Russell Martin out there with the lineup card:
Joe Johnson throwing out the first pitch:
Poo Holes:
This gentleman is okie dokie:
Good eye, Robbie:
CJ Wilson:
The worst tasting fish:
The worst Yankee Stadium tradition — the YMCA. Make it stop:
A nice panoramic view of Yankee Stadium:
The aftermath of Trumbo's three-run dinger:
Teixeira pimp-walking in the dugout after his second homer:
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BRISTOL, R.I. – One year after launching the Affordable Excellence initiative to confront the most pressing challenges facing higher education – increasing costs, rising debt and the job-readiness of graduates – Roger Williams University President Donald J. Farish said today that early stages of the strategy have exceeded expectations, and he pledged to redouble the University's efforts in the coming year.
"Through Affordable Excellence, we are committed to keeping tuition costs down and to creating 'job-ready' graduates who benefit from exposure to both liberal arts and professional studies, augmented by project-based learning reflective of the professional world," Dr. Farish said during his annual State of the University address to faculty and staff. "Ultimately, this means stronger, more competitive graduates who will succeed both professionally and as responsible citizens of the world."
BRISTOL, R.I. – As part of a comprehensive strategy for confronting the most pressing challenges facing higher education in America – increasing costs that limit access to college; rising student and family debt; and the job readiness of graduates – Roger Williams University launched the Affordable Excellence initiative on October 24, 2012.
University President Donald J. Farish shared details at his annual State of the University address, invoking questions he raised during his Inaugural Address in October 2011 on how to create "affordable excellence" in higher education. His words yesterday served as a call to action – directed to both Roger Williams University and to America's colleges and universities more broadly.


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Greater St. Louis Area Council: Boy Scouts of America
The Boy Scouts of America...We are not the Boy Scouts of Cape Girardeau, of Hillsboro, or of Kansas City.We are the Boy Scouts of America.We are one organization.We are one movement standing for the betterment of youths' welfare across this great country.We have one mission – "to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law."We are in this together.
One component of our Scouting program is the annual Popcorn Fundraiser.It is the national fundraiser of the Boy Scouts of America.This is NOT the same fundraiser your children do for a sports team or band.This is an Unselfish Fundraiser.It might be true that a pack, troop, or crew can raise more money for itself selling Christmas wreathes or barbeque ribs, but they are only helping themselves.By participating in the Popcorn Fundraiser, their Scouts are also:
·Raising money to support outdoor programs and camp properties and equipment
·Raising money to provide training courses like National Youth Leadership Training or Boy Scout Leader Training
·Raising money to make available award and recognition items to reinforce the good works being done by our Scouts and leaders
·Raising money to offer programs like Cub/Boy Scout Advancement Workshops to enhance units' programming
·Raising money to help families who need financial assistance to attend camp, pay registration fees, or go to a training course
The Popcorn Fundraiser supports the greater good of Scouting, the future of Scouting.It is Scouting's national fundraiser.
Moreover, this is an Educational Fundraiser.The Boy Scouts of America and Trails End have put together many resources that packs, troops, and crews can utilize for making the Popcorn Fundraiser an integral part of their program teaching responsibility, money management, and salesmanship.Educating young people on how to pay their own way in life is important.We give you the tools and ongoing support so your Scouts are sure to be successful.Your unit has plentiful funds to have quality programming, Scouts build self-confidence through achievements, and Scouting thrives and grows in the community.You cannot and will not get this support when you buy candy bars from a discount store, for example, as your fundraiser.Packs, troops, and crews across the country regularly make the Popcorn Fundraiser their one and only fundraiser, selling $30,000-$90,000 worth of popcorn per unit.You can do that too and we will help you.
Never mind that thousands of units across the country do this every year.Never mind that we have great prizes (prizes, Stomp Rockets, FREE SUMMER CAMP, scholarships, and more!) that were approved by Scouts.Never mind that we have awesome popcorn that people WANT TO BUY and EXPECT SCOUT TO SELL.Think about participating in the Popcorn Fundraiser this year because you want your Scouts to be a part of something bigger than your own unit.If you do your own fundraiser other than the Popcorn Fundraiser, I implore you to give it a try this year in addition.You don't have to discard your other fundraiser, but think of all the other units that are supporting you and your Scouting experience when they sell popcorn.Think of their expectations of you.Think of the greater good of Scouting and the future of Scouting.
The Popcorn Fundraiser supports the greater good of Scouting, the future of Scouting.It is Scouting's national fundraiser.
1. COMMIT TO SELL -- Commit to sell popcorn by signing up online HERE or contact a local service center to sign-up.
2. SHOW 'N' DELIVER -- Take popcorn directly to customers and sell at storefronts! Order what you want no later than Sept. 10 and pick it up on Sept. 20 at St. Louis Food Bank, 70 Corporate Woods Dr., St. Louis, MO 63044. Then start selling it!
3. TAKE ORDER SALE -- Continue also taking traditional sales too. You won't have all the product you need in advance after all. Orders are due Oct. 26. Units will pick up the popcorn Friday, Nov. 9 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Central Pattern Co., 8830 Pershall Rd., Hazelwood, MO 63042.
For questions, contact Popcorn Chairman David Wickersheim at 314-608-2002 or Sr. District Executive Mark Hays at 314-550-4233.


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Our faculty commitment to Manufacturing Management is expressed in the Krannert Global Supply Chain Management Initiative (GSCMI).
GSCMI exists to pursue research, consulting and relationships with manufacturing interests around the world. Our faculty lead students through research projects. They consult with industry and organize manufacturing conferences to share knowledge. Below are a few of the faculty who are involved with GSCMI and committed to manufacturing.
Ananth Iyer
Susan Bulkeley Butler Chair in Operations Management and Director, Dauch Center for the Management of Manufacturing Enterprises and Global Supply Chain Management Initiative
Ph.D., Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
Professor Iyer was named a Purdue University Faculty Scholar in 1999. His teaching and research interests are operations management and logistics. Professor Iyer's research currently focuses on analysis of the impact of promotions on logistics systems in the grocery industry, and analysis of the impact of competitors on operational management models.
Tom Brush
Ph.D., Economics and Business Administration, University of MichiganProfessor Brush teaches courses in strategic management and manufacturing strategy. His research interests in the area of manufacturing strategy include the management of international plant networks, plant location for multinational firms, supplier relationships, and the transfer of capabilities such as flow manufacturing within firms.
J George Shanthikumar
Ph.D.,Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto, 1979
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Israeli Peace Activists Condemn Discrimination Against Palestinians
Dozens of Israeli peace activists demonstrated in Jerusalem on Monday against what they said was the Jewish state's discrimination against the some 200,000 Palestinians who live in the holy city.
"Enough of the apartheid of the ministry of interior," read picket signs held by the demonstrators from the pro-peace group B'Tselem.
The protest was held in front of the Israeli branch of the interior ministry in the Arab eastern section of Jerusalem, a building which B'Tselem said was a symbol of Israel's institutional bias against Palestinians in Jerusalem, who hold Israeli residency cards but are not citizens.
"This building is the most blatant example of government discrimination," said B'Tselem spokeswoman Jessica Montell.
B'Tselem said that the interior ministry building used for Arabs is in much poorer condition than the one in Jewish west Jerusalem, being overcrowded, understaffed and lacking in toilets, air conditioning and water.
Israel captured east Jerusalem, along with the rest of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, in the 1967 Middle East war and considers it as part of its "united and eternal" capital, in contradiction to UN resolutions.
The Palestinians, however, hope to make east Jerusalem the capital of their future state.
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Berlin » Germany has launched a war crimes investigation against an 87-year-old Philadelphia man it accuses of serving as an SS guard at the Auschwitz death camp, The Associated Press has learned, following years of failed U.S. Justice Department efforts to have the man stripped of his American citizenship and deported.
Johann "Hans" Breyer, a retired toolmaker, admits he was a guard at Auschwitz during World War II, but told the AP he was stationed outside the facility and had nothing to do with the wholesale slaughter of some 1.5 million Jews and others behind the gates.
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The special German office that investigates Nazi war crimes has recommended that prosecutors charge him with accessory to murder and extradite him to Germany for trial on suspicion of involvement in the killing of at least 344,000 Jews at the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp in occupied Poland.
The AP also has obtained documents that raise doubts about Breyer's testimony about the timing of his departure from Auschwitz.
The case is being pursued on the same legal theory used to prosecute late Ohio autoworker John Demjanjuk, who died in March while appealing his conviction in Germany on charges he served as a guard at the notorious Sobibor death camp, also in occupied Poland.
The conviction was not considered legally binding because Demjanjuk died before his appeals were exhausted. But prosecutors maintain they can still use the same legal argument to pursue Breyer. Under that line of thinking — even without proof of participation in any specific crime — a person who served as a death camp guard can be charged with accessory to murder because the camp's sole function was to kill people.
Experts estimate that at least 80 former camp guards or others who would fall into the same category are likely still alive today, almost 70 years after the end of the war.
Authorities in the Bavarian town of Weiden, who have jurisdiction, are currently trying to determine if the evidence is sufficient for prosecution. A German official working on the case confirmed that Breyer was the target of the probe; he spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release the information.
Breyer acknowledged in an interview in his modest row house in northeastern Philadelphia that he was in the Waffen SS at Auschwitz but that he never served at the part of the camp responsible for the extermination of Jews.
"I didn't kill anybody, I didn't rape anybody — and I don't even have a traffic ticket here," he told the AP. "I didn't do anything wrong."
He said he was aware of what was going on inside the death camp, but did not witness it himself. "We could only see the outside, the gates," he said.
Breyer said he had recently suffered three "mini-strokes." But he was cogent and clear as he talked about his past for more than an hour, sitting in his living room.
For more than a decade, the Justice Department waged court battles to try to have Breyer deported. They largely revolved around whether Breyer had lied about his Nazi past in applying for immigration or whether he could have citizenship through his American-born mother. That legal saga ended in 2003, with a ruling that allowed him to stay in the United States, mainly on the grounds that he had joined the SS as a minor and could therefore not be held legally responsible for participation in it.
Breyer testified in U.S. court that he served as a perimeter guard at Auschwitz I, which was largely for prisoners used as slave laborers, though it also had a makeshift gas chamber used early in the war; it was also the camp where SS doctor Josef Mengele carried out sadistic experiments on inmates.
But he denied ever serving in Auschwitz II, better known as Auschwitz-Birkenau, the death camp area where the bulk of the people were killed. He also said he deserted in August, 1944 and never returned to the camp, though eventually rejoined his unit fighting outside Berlin in the final weeks of the war.
A U.S. Army intelligence file on Breyer, obtained by the AP, calls that statement into question.
In 1951, American military authorities in Germany carried out a background check on Breyer when he first applied for a visa to the U.S. The file from that investigation lists him as being with a SS Totenkopf, or "Death's Head," battalion in Auschwitz as late as Dec. 29, 1944 — four months after he said he deserted. The Army Investigative Records Repository file was obtained by the AP from the National Archives through a Freedom of Information Act request.
The document is significant because judges in 2003 said Breyer's testimony on desertion was part of what convinced them that his service with the Waffen SS after turning 18 might not have been voluntary, further mitigating his wartime responsibility.
Also weighing in Breyer's favor with the judges was his testimony that he refused to have the SS tattoo; he does not have such a mark today or evidence that one was removed.
Kurt Schrimm, the head of the specials prosecutors' office in Ludwigsburg, which carried out the Breyer probe before it was turned over to Weiden prosecutors, said he felt there was sufficient evidence to bring charges against Breyer, although he declined to discuss details.
"All of these guards were stationed at times on the ramps (where train transports of prisoners were unloaded), at times at the gas chambers and at times in the towers," he said.Next Page >
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"I got a new free phone, and you all should get one," Tiffany Boles said.
Thanks to Wireless For Hope, Tiffany was able to get a free cell phone without spending a penny.
Boles got her free LG phone at the Arthur Monday Center in Algiers on Tuesday.
The service includes free caller ID, call waiting, voice mail, 100 rollover minutes, long distance, and 911 service. There are no gimmicks, and you'll never recieve a monthly bill.
"Now I can get in touch with the people that I need to. It's a good thing," Boles said.
Wireless For Hope is a program which started in October 2010. The group gives out free cell phones to those with low incomes. It's part of the government's Lifeline program.
You can qualify if you're on a government assistance program like food stamps, federal public housing, supplemental security, or Medicaid.
Wireless For Hope currently gives out phones in Louisiana and Arkansas.
The program provides those in need with a free cell phone, 100 free minutes per month. Each month they get 100 new minutes, plus text messaging, and camera capabilities.
Ellie Falbo with Wireless For Hope said it gives those who need a phone the opportunity to save their money to pay for other necessary bills.
"When they genuinely thank us for something, that makes me happy," Falbo said.
In the past, Wireless For Hope has given out free phones at the 7th Ward Neighborhood Center, Just the right attitude food bank, and they've worked with Catholic Charities at the Sojourner Truth Center.
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Michael's in midtown Manhattan has revamped its menu to include small plates, brick oven pizza and a tasty version of creamed kale.
We prepared the flavorful green on Tuesday.
Creamed kale
2# tuscan kale, washed-trimmed- blanched - chopped
4oz unsalted butter
4oz flour
1clove minced garlic
1tbsp minced shallot
16oz heavy cream
1cup of grated parmesan cheese
pinch of nutmeg, salt and pepper
making roux:
in a pot add butter, shallots, and garlic; when butter is completely melted.
slowly incorporate the flour w/ the butter mixture using a whisk.
cook it in medium temperature for 2 mins.
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|"Snowmageddon" from my window…
I'm just about a week from being able to go home and be with my family. I've completed two and a half weeks of Chaplain Initial Military Training (Basic Training for Chaplains), and have learned a lot so far. Today is a day "off" (we don't get days off… just more time to get work done) because of the ice and snow we received overnight. Down here, a little snow causes big problems. In Michigan, we don't have much concern for this little accumulation but we have the equipment to move it around and melt it.
A few things I've learned this week:
- In the Army, it's always your fault. Even if it's not.
- A haircut each week makes the day go much better (and keeps the sergeant happy)
- Not getting a haircut means everyone has an opportunity to "learn" (do push-ups) with you. FYI I was not the one who didn't get a cut, so not my fault (oh wait, bullet point one…).
- Waking up at 4am means bedtime by 8pm.
- Staying up until 11pm to catch the Grammy's was not a smart move.
- I am an MRE (Meals Ready to Eat) hoarder…
- The Army seems to enjoy making you do things, just because
- I can rappel down a 40 foot tower and not die, pee, or poop in my pants
- The commando rope obstacle is the spawn of Satan
- Marching can be fun!
- Left-face means LEFT-face (my other left)
- Having chapped lips in the gas chamber leaves one speechless…
- I am better at using a compass than I thought! (Thanks, orienteering merit badge!)


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Tone deaf & off key: foreign policy voices1 Comment
Last Monday, I wrote a piece for Forbes about gender bias at several major newspapers, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post. My particular focus was the op-ed pages of each of these publications, where male bylines outnumber female. Why was that?
New York Times columnist and former editorial page editor Gail Collins explained the reasons for this disparity were because "women don't put up their hands up as often as men." Those that do write about "issues relating to children and education."
That struck me as odd since I put my hand up all the time, and certainly not about "children or education." What I put my hand up about is no secret: entrepreneurship, economic development, Turkey and the Middle East (oh yes, and the Mets….) Interestingly I'm only called on in two out of the four: entrepreneurship and economic development.
Despite the tremendous knowledge and experience I have about Turkish and Middle Eastern politics and economics, (with a master's degree and field work to back it up), I find myself marginalized from conversations on these topics. Whether it is a panel, conference or a debate, men, who dominate the topics of Turkish and Middle Eastern politics, ignore me. They opt to talk to and among one another about what former State Department Policy Planning Director Anne-Marie Slaughter calls the "world of states" or realpolitik. They have little interest in my perspective of the "world of societies" which focuses on the important issues of "human rights, democracy, and development." (From Ryan Lizza's recent New Yorker profile of President Obama.)
This is, of course, a charge they deny. Until Twitter, there was little I could do to prove otherwise.
Though my Forbes piece focused on the op-ed page, the gender imbalance I struggle with among Turkey and Middle East experts is what sparked it. In particular, it was after noticing that several Turkish officials, including elected and diplomatic representatives, and topic "experts" were following only a handful of women on the popular social media platform – all of who are journalists writing about them. All of the other individuals they follow and engage with are men. There are very few, if no, conversations with women.
There are men focused on Turkey and the Middle East that follow me and engage me in discussion. @abuaardvark, @nuhyilmaz and @speechboy71 are East Coast "think tank" examples; interestingly (and ironically) most others are from the region such as: @_aek_, @fadig, @habibh @mosharrafzaidi and @travellerw. Unfortunately they are the exception.
While it is valid and necessary to blame the New York Times for ignoring female voices on their op-ed page- particularly when it comes to the popular topic of foreign policy, it is equally necessary to recognize that the foreign policy establishment bares responsibility as well. Yes, the past several secretaries of state have been female, but women continue to be grossly under represented in international diplomacy. If and when we are represented it is often as window-dressing. That must stop. I'm not a quota or something to be checked off a list. My voice, precisely because it is female, can contribute to a more dynamic foreign policy exchange.
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