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By Bill Adair
Published on Monday, February 27th, 2012 at 2:47 p.m.
In the latest installment of our In Context feature, here are the full remarks of former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum on the separation of church and state from ABC's This Week on Feb. 26, 2012..
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: You have also spoken out about the issue of religion in politics, and early in the campaign, you talked about John F. Kennedy's famous speech to the Baptist ministers in Houston back in 1960. Here is what you had to say.
SANTORUM: Earlier in my political career, I had the opportunity to read the speech, and I almost threw up. You should read the speech.
STEPHANOPOULOS: That speech has been read, as you know, by millions of Americans. Its themes were echoed in part by Mitt Romney in the last campaign. Why did it make you throw up?
SANTORUM: Because the first line, first substantive line in the speech says, "I believe in America where the separation of church and state is absolute." I don't believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute. The idea that the church can have no influence or no involvement in the operation of the state is absolutely antithetical to the objectives and vision of our country.
This is the First Amendment. The First Amendment says the free exercise of religion. That means bringing everybody, people of faith and no faith, into the public square. Kennedy for the first time articulated the vision saying, no, faith is not allowed in the public square. I will keep it separate. Go on and read the speech. I will have nothing to do with faith. I won't consult with people of faith. It was an absolutist doctrine that was abhorrent at the time of 1960. And I went down to Houston, Texas 50 years almost to the day, and gave a speech and talked about how important it is for everybody to feel welcome in the public square. People of faith, people of no faith, and be able to bring their ideas, to bring their passions into the public square and have it out. James Madison—
STEPHANOPOULOS: You think you wanted to throw up?
SANTORUM: -- the perfect remedy. Well, yes, absolutely, to say that people of faith have no role in the public square? You bet that makes you throw up. What kind of country do we live that says only people of non-faith can come into the public square and make their case? That makes me throw up and it should make every American who is seen from the president, someone who is now trying to tell people of faith that you will do what the government says, we are going to impose our values on you, not that you can't come to the public square and argue against it, but now we're going to turn around and say we're going to impose our values from the government on people of faith, which of course is the next logical step when people of faith, at least according to John Kennedy, have no role in the public square.
STEPHANOPOULOS: We got a lot of questions on this on Facebook and Twitter, and I want to play one of them to you from Doc Seuss, Chris Doc Seuss. What should we do with all the non-Christians in this country? If I do not hold this belief, which I do not, how does he plan on representing me?
SANTORUM: Yes, I just said. I mean, that's the whole point that upset me about Kennedy's speech. Come into the public square. I want, you know, there are people I disagree with. Come to my town hall meetings, as people have done, and disagree with me and let's have a discussion. Let's air your ideas, let's bring them in, let's explain why you believe what you believe and what you think is best for the country. People of faith, people of no faith, people of different faith, that's what America is all about, it's bringing that diversity into and challenge of the different ideas that motivate people in our country. That's what makes America work. And what we're seeing, what we saw in Kennedy's speech is just the opposite, and that's what was upsetting about it.
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NPR, "Transcript: JFK's Speech on His Religion," Sept. 12, 1960
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Jane McGonical recently said that people spend about 3 billion hours each week playing online games. A small but growing fraction of this time comes from citizen scientists, people with little or no scientific background who contribute to real research by playing games. Over 1 million people worldwide participate in projects ranging from protein folding (FoldIt) to wildlife species counts (SnapSerengeti from Zooniverse); they identify new objects in space (NASA) and categorize classical works of music (What's the Score from Zooniverse/Oxford). A wave of new projects are changing how the scientific method happens as we know it.
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David LeachApr 4 2013: We recently hosted a one-day event on the social power of video games here at the University of Victoria:
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Last week I was happy to find out that Jason Sweet for the first time appeared on behalf of a defendant in one of the myriad shakedown cases filed by Guardaley / Keith Lipscomb "on behalf" of a hardcore pornography purveyor X-Art/Malibu Media.
There was a good motion to quash subpoena filed in Malibu Media v. John Doe (OHSD 14-cv-00493) on 8/22/2014. The crux of the argument is, in my opinion, bulletproof: if the Doe is represented and his/her attorney is willing to accept service and otherwise be a buffer between the plaintiff and the defendant, there is no need for Lipscomb to prematurely know the defendant's identity. Hence, the subpoena is moot.
The most interesting part of this motion, however, is Exhibit A — the email exchange between Jason Sweet and Malibu's Yousef Faroniya.
The leitmotif of this exchange is the defense's repeated attempts to establish a dialog and Faroniya's irrational fear of the telephone. This eyebrow-raising behavior made Sweet believe that it was not actually Faroniya who was on the other side of the conversation:
Atty. Sweet, counsel for the Defendant, first reached out to Malibu Media's counsel on July 31, 2014 to inquire about a possible settlement. From the outset, Malibu Media's counsel refused to speak via the phone, requiring communication via email—which left Defendant's counsel dubious as to who he was conversing with.
Looking at the style of the writing, I rather think that it was indeed Faroniya, but I can't vouch for that. I think that it was Faroniya because: first, I have not seen this style in the writings by his bosses from the Miami Troll Central; secondly, a snarky attempt to lecture an attorney who was instrumental in Prenda's demise is a hallmark of a young arrogant prick such as Yousef.
Just look at this:
The language in this Complaint has been attacked by dozens of defendants and Malibu Media has never lost a motion to dismiss. The case law on this is extensive. If you feel that you have an angle that could result in dismissal prior to ISP discovery on all the Malibu Media cases, then nothing I can say will dissuade you from eventually doing so. It is my strong belief that you will fail in this pursuit, and the costs incurred by Malibu in defeating your motions will eventually be borne by your clients.
Compare this overconfidence to the arrogance of infamous John Steele: here is one of his comments on this blog at the time his racket was going smoothly:
When Freetards file their silly MTQ. and they keep getting rejected, its [sic] because your [sic] telling the judge, "Judge I know you looked at this case, and issued an order. But let me tell you (in a completely conclusory, non-legal argument) why you are a fool that made a mistake. Here is a news flash, the judges know from day one all about our cases, and have spoken amongst themselves about these cases in judicial conferences. They know when they sign a discovery order what it means.
I'm sure that sooner or later we will laugh at Libscomb's young crafty attorneys' hubris as we laugh at Steele's today.
Later in the email chain we see threats of sanctions (of course! — threats is the language of extortion) over Sweet's alleged interference with subpoena — a controversy that would be easily resolved if Faroniya overcame his phobia and picked up the damn phone.
And finally,
[...] once Defendant's counsel began asking pointed questions, Plaintiff's counsel ceased any meaningful communications.
Note that during the course of correspondence, the plaintiff kept attempting to learn the defendant's identity: as I understand, to figure out if the Doe is capable of paying the ransom.
It is hard not to admire Booth Sweet's style:
The settlement demand:
As you can see in Plaintiff's Complaint, your client infringed a total of 30 separate works. Plaintiff is willing to settle for $22,500 (750*30). My client believes this is a fair offer given the $2250 per work decisional authority in the Malibu Media Bellwether case.
…was met with a counter-offer:
My client is willing to pay $449.95 — the cost of filing the Complaint and a one month subscription to Plaintiff's website.
While chuckling over this hilarity, I want to note that Jason Sweet is too generous: X-Art subscription with unlimited downloads is only $19.95 per month now, and if a subscriber gets bored with repetitive scenarios (or, more precisely, the lack thereof) and cancels the subscription, he is offered a promotional rate of $9.99, or 1.8 cents per flick if the subscriber has enough bandwidth and desire to download them all, a long shot from $750 the trolls demand, much less than $150,000 they threaten with (0.0024% and 0.00001% respectively). This is the travesty of the freedom to choose statutory damages even when they parsecs apart from the real ones.


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LONDON (AP) — The man who coached Britain's women to curling gold in the 2002 Winter Olympics has been appointed as Britain's chef de mission for the 2014 Games in Sochi.
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Your celebrity mentor this week is the one and only Usher. And what is Usher's advice for the superstar wannabes this week? Well, turns out I have a copy of his letter to the contestants. It says, "Dear Idol gang, just a reminder: if you REALLY want to become a celebrated artist, be sure to go through at least one horribly painful and highly publicized breakup with a girlfriend, spouse, or mistress at least once every five years. Talk about good material!" ANTICIPATION: DRAMA!
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The following links will take you to the OBC website and other online sites within the OBC.
The Order of Buddhist Contemplatives - OBC
The Order serves as the international umbrella organization for the monasteries, priories (local temples), and meditation groups led by priests of our lineage in Britain, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands and the United States. Reverend Master Haryo Young serves as Head of the Order.
OBC Interim Board
The OBC Interim Board was created as a result of discussions during the OBC 2010 Conclave. Its purpose is to receive submissions from anyone who has comments, concerns or ideas about any aspect of the functioning of the OBC. The work of the iinterim board also includes a review of how the OBC maintain its ethical standards as an organisation and how it responds to concerns when they are raised.
OBC Journal
The OBC Journal is published quarterly. The www.obcjournal.org site will help to keep you up to date on plans for the OBC Journal, make available archives of published articles, allow you to give feedback, and offer help if you want to know how to send in an article, how to subscribe, or other information.
Jade Mountains
Reverend Master Mugo White is a female disciple of the late Rev. Master Jiyu-Kennett, having been ordained by her in 1981 at Shasta Abbey California. She serves as the international OBC Lay Ministry Adviser and teaches through this blog site.
The temples listed below are located in California and Oregon. For priories and temples in Canada, Great Britain and Europe, please link to the OBC website.
Berkeley Buddhist Priory
The Berkeley Buddhist Priory is located in Albany, California. The temple offers a regular schedule of meditation, classes, Buddhist services and retreats. Reverend Master Kinrei Bassis serves as Prior.
Eugene Buddhist Priory
The priory, located just south of Eugene, Oregon, offers a weekly schedule of meditation, services and classes under the direction of Prior, Reverend Master Oswin Hollenbeck.
Portland Buddhist Priory
The priory is located in the south eastern section of Portland, Oregon. Daily meditation and services are offered, as well as festivals, ceremonies and monthly retreats. Reverend Master Meiko Jones is prior of this city temple.
Shasta Abbey Buddhist Monastery
Shasta Abbey is located in Mount Shasta, California. The temple offers a regular schedule of meditation, classes, Buddhist services and retreats. Reverend Master Meian Elbert serves as Abbess.
Wallowa Buddhist Temple
This is a small, contemplative Buddhist Temple in Joseph, Oregon. Reverend Master Meido Tuttle is the priest of the temple, which serves those in the area interested in Buddhist practice. It is also available for monks and members of the lay congregation of our Order who wish to come for individual spiritual retreats.
For a listing of all of the temples and meditation groups within the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives, please go to the OBC website.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Autopsies are scheduled Friday for an elderly couple killed in a murder-suicide near Oregon in Dane County.
Sheriff's officials said a legal client and his girlfriend walked into a law office and began arguing.
The 68-year-old man then reportedly pulled a gun, shot his 63-year-old girlfriend, and finally shot himself to death.
The law office also served as a residence, and the two people who lived there were not hurt.
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I guess now would be the time for me to get a white 3G since I'm on TMobile... but the only thing is finding one that hasnt been upgraded to 2.2... I know itll be a matter of time before the new baseband is cracked, just like how it was with the older 1.1.1 1.1.2 1.1.3 1.1.4 days LOL. Speaking of which, anyone heard anything from that "Z" guy LOL
how exciting... thanks dev team!
Great News!!! Now all i have to do is get my hand on a 3g Iphone.
WOW!! This is good news for 3G iPhone users. Yay for the Dev Team!!
but i dont get it if you cant go with verizon then who else would you go with? Tmobile? which sucks too.
i'm with t-mobile. are there any advantages to having a 3g? i thought the radio frequencies the two companies use are different. If this is the case, one would only be able to get edge download speeds, right?
Are there any other advantages to having a 3g model? Better, faster hardware like processor?
At last I will be looking forward to upgrade my beat up first GEN iPhone.
wow thanks guys i know a lot of my friends who own 3g' who are gonna be way happy to get this news so let me be the one for all of us to say thanks for all your hard work
All those sim adapters on ebay are about to have an %80 sale as soon as this drops
THX Dev Team
My 50 buck donation to the dev team finally pays off. im SOOOOOOOO excited!!!
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does this mean we will be able to mms without having to go through AT&T? Fake imei
Is firmware 2.2 directly related to baseband '2.11.07'? In other words, when looking to buy an iPhone 3G, can I simply make sure they never upgraded to firmware 2.2?
yes i did donate to them ...........oh crap........i think i just got scammed i sent 50 to [email protected] .....i just got ownd..and there is some dude right on that page that said he got scammed with the same crap. oh wow....time to hide in the corner
lol , dont worry bout it, now you have someone to send hate mail too lolyes i did donate to them ...........oh crap........i think i just got scammed i sent 50 to [email protected] .....i just got ownd..and there is some dude right on that page that said he got scammed with the same crap. oh wow....time to hide in the corner
i feel like a douche. wow. here i am helping people with complex issues and programming crap and i just got SCAMMED! AAAGGGGHHHHH!!!!! oh well...what can you do right. wow.
Good for the dev team! Great for the people that were waiting for this... but for me I am sticking to Att until I can get on Verizon some how some day... LOL
And Congrats! To the Dev Team!!!!!! GREAT going guys! What a way to start a new year!
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No warez
Who said anything about warez? He asked a question.
sbrotator is cool not worth $1.99 though
When my 3GS is jailbroken, I'll be buying sbrotator for sure. Two bucks, I'm on a fixed income and money is kind of tight, but two bucks for a cool app, I waste two bucks when I pass a gas station :P
I wish mrmr gave a better description on Cydia. The screenshots aren't indicative of much.
sbrotator is completely worth $2. This is a mod Ive been waiting for since 2.X the days of spinboard beta. and even for that with just the icons rotating I donated $5 to beta test. This mod like literally keeps me occupied for hours and its so cool to show people. Besides in more than a gimmick as its the perfect mod for many themes like OS X windows 7 ect. themes that look banging in potrait and landscape. This mod intriduces a new level of theming and a new unique aspect to the overall theme. It is very well done app and I am very grateful to the dev for creating the mod Ive waited so long for. Just wish it was stacks compaible but I talked with the dev and he
plans on fixing that at some point in an update after "more crucial things" are fixed. and im not sure if its the pre droid or what but I know theres another phone out there that does this and its one more thing that a jailbroken iphone allows you to use that other phones have that the iphone should have
SBRotator crashes into safe mode each and every time if you have all your apps on a single screen, for instance with Categories, like I do
How do I pay for SBrotator? I been logging into my Facebook as it directs me and nothing. This would be my first cydia puchase any directions would be helpful
i know that this has nothing to do with the article, but i love the new unlimvideos update!
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While the proverbial road to hell is paved with good intentions, the internal government memos collected in this publication demonstrate that the path to the purgatory that is Guantanamo Bay, or Abu Ghraib, has been paved with decidedly bad intentions. The policies that resulted in rampant abuse of detainees first in Afghanistan, then at Guantanamo Bay, and later in Iraq, were product of three pernicious purposes designed to facilitate the unilateral and unfettered detention, interrogation, abuse, judgment, and punishment of prisoners: (1) the desire to place the detainees beyond the reach of any court or law; (2) the desire to abrogate the Geneva Convention with respect to the treatment of persons seized in the context of armed hostilities; and (3) the desire to absolve those implementing the policies of any liability for war crimes under U.S. and international law.Regarding the Torture Papers, which detail Torture's Paper Trail, and, then there's Hungry for Air: Learning The Language Of Torture, and, of course, there's ( more inside)
"The International Committee of the Red Cross so far has been denied access to what the organisation believes could be as many as 3,000 prisoners held in searing heat [near Baghdad airport.] All other requests to inspect conditions under which prisoners are being held have been met with silence or been turned down."


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Is NHS care better than we often think?
Last updated at 13:28, Thursday, 08 March 2012
As the row over Government plans to reform the NHS intensifies, I thought you might like to see this remarkable snapshot of the service, provided by someone with no vested interest in it.
Mike Lawrence is the former boss at Sellafield, a highly-regarded and well-paid man.
He is now back in America, but felt compelled to write to our sister paper The Whitehaven News, detailing the treatment he received from the NHS while he lived and worked here.
He's not the type who would have any natural empathy with the health service – as he says, he has private health insurance and "the ability to go anywhere in the UK or US for treatment".
The NHS isn't perfect and it hasn't been perfectly run in Cumbria in recent times, but it does work and it is available for all people, at no cost, when they need help most.
It is a service we all too easily take for granted but that should be protected and cherished.
Here is Mr Lawrence's letter:
FROM April 2009 until I retired at the end of 2010 I was the managing director of the National Nuclear Laboratory headquarters at Sellafield. My wife Cindy and I had the pleasure of living in the locality, near Boot.
As US citizens, we followed news in the States via the internet. In particular, we were very interested in the heated debate that occurred over the Affordable Care Act which sought to provide health insurance to all Americans. The act was eventually passed, however all Republican presidential candidates have vowed to repeal the law, which they derisively call 'Obamacare'.
During the debate and the current presidential campaign an argument frequently made is "we don't want to have health care like England"!
They refer to long waits and limited approved treatments. These certainly can be the case, especially in non-urgent situations or treatments with a low probability of success.
Nevertheless, I can only believe that none of the people making these statements have ever experienced the UK National Health Service first hand, as I did.
When I developed blood clots in my lungs after a business trip, my medical care was exceptionally fast and expertly delivered. After seeing Dr Tim Sowton at the Seascale Surgery, regarding shortness of breath, I was sent to the West Cumberland Hospital for tests. Upon reviewing the preliminary results, I was immediately admitted for further testing and diagnostics.
Over the course of that evening and night, four doctors thoroughly questioned me about my symptoms and each progressed my diagnosis.
The next morning they had reached a conclusion regarding the problem and tests were run which confirmed the presence of blood clots in my lungs. A treatment was prescribed and, at my own urging, I was discharged for recovery at home.
The medical services I received at the Seascale Surgery and West Cumberland Hospital were effective and courteous.
While it would not come as a surprise to a UK citizen, I was totally amazed by the fact that I never had to sign my name or produce any form of payment.
Despite having private health insurance and the ability to go anywhere in the UK or the US for treatment, I could not have received better care than that provided by Dr Sowton, at Seascale and by the staff at the West Cumberland Hospital.
Since returning to the States in 2011, I have had further occasion to seek health care. In November I had back surgery to correct sciatica.
I had excellent treatment and the operation was a success. The total cost for this treatment, including a two-night hospital stay, was approximately $100,000 (£62,000).
Fortunately I have health insurance and my out-of-pocket expenses were manageable.
Until the US's Affordable Health Care Act fully comes into effect, too many Americans would not be covered by health insurance and would have to forego treatment.
At times like this I think about my UK experience, and treatment in Cumbria, and give thanks.
First published at 11:26, Thursday, 08 March 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Blake Lively was back at the Palais for tonight's Cannes premiere of Mr Turner. This time in Chanel. And again from the optical illusion waist collection. We've seen pieces from the collection on Keira Knightley: Full Story
Ryan Reynolds kicks off Cannes Canadian invasion
There are a lot of Canadians representing at Cannes this year. Ryan Reynolds arrived in Cannes today in advance of the premiere of The Captive, directed by another Canadian, Atom Egoyan. As you know, Reynolds's wife, Blake Lively, has already been at the festival for a couple of days and walked the carpet at the opening gala last night in her role as ambassador for L'Oreal. Full Story
Zoe & Blake on the carpet
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Cannes opening night. Zoe Saldana and Blake Lively at the Palais, both representatives of L'Oreal. Side by side, back and forth, one all in white, the other all in brown. That's a great pony on Blake. Probably extensions. And whoever does them does a great job. The dress bores me though. Full Story
Blake & Pam: Blondes in Cannes
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You can't imagine how much joy I'm taking in putting these two in the same article… Blake Lively has arrived in Cannes likely for her role as L'Oreal ambassador but her husband, Ryan Reynolds, has a film in the festival from director Atom Egoyan called The Captive that's screening in competition. Full Story
Blake Lively & Ryan Reynolds: MET Imitation of Brange
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As IF. If I want to see a tall white guy with his hand all over the ass of his tall white wife, I'd go with Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen. But here we are with Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, their most public carpet ever, at the MET Gala last night, both wearing Gucci, her sponsor. Full Story
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Blake Lively was in New York today for Michael Kors. She's been pretty choosy about her appearances lately so, you can imagine, these pictures are going to be everywhere soon if they're not already. In other Blake news, she's finally going back to work next month. Adaline – a project that was initially intended for Katherine Heigl – goes into production in March. Full Story
Blake & Ryan in Aspen
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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds were photographed in Aspen yesterday walking to a local comedy club. There's a maple leaf on her hat. It's a super cute hat. Not known whether or not they spent Christmas there but perhaps New Year's? At Mimi's? Can you imagine Blake and Ryan over at Mimi's for a NYE party? What's ahead for the Reynoldses in 2014? Ryan has two films due out for release and another on deck to start shooting. Full Story
Is Ryan in on it too?
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Last month a photographer miraculously found Blake Lively frolicking in a meadow with her dog (click here for a refresher), holding up a pink Moto X phone… and we were supposed to believe these were "candid" shots of her not getting paid. Full Story
Blake changes management
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Remember when Blake Lively fronted Chanel? That lasted about 5 minutes. Blake's a Gucci girl right now. Why didn't Karl want to extend that relationship? You can't tell me that the decision was hers. As you know, Blake hasn't acted in over a year. She's scheduled to start shooting a new movie in April. Full Story
Blake Lively in Isabel Marant for H&M
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Did you go to H&M last week for the Isabel Marant launch? I want this sweater. And this one. Is there anything left though? These capsule collections can go really fast. Do fights break out or is that an urban myth? Here's Blake Lively in Isabel Marant for H&M in New Orleans where she hung out with The Sunshine Kids, a non-profit organisation supporting children with cancer. Full Story
Blake's teachable moment
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Several high profile Hollywood names – including Whoopi Goldberg, Harvey Weinstein, Bruce Cohen, Ryan Coogler, Naomie Harris, and David Frankel – were invited by First Lady Michelle Obama to the White House on Friday for a "careers-in-film workshop for high school students out of D. Full Story
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It's a beautiful autumn day. Run through the meadow and smell the crisp air. Marvel at the leaves swirling, golden browns and coppers, the colour palette of the season. The dog trails at your feet, enjoying the outdoors, a loyal companion on a picnic, happy to hang out on a grassy knoll while you check your text messages, your brown leather jacket perfect matching your brown leather bag, a scarf tossed casually around your neck, and your hair in cascading beachy waves – they just came out that way… This is where we find Blake Lively. Full Story
Blake Lively's lifestyle takeover
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The EU policy section provides an overview of EU policy to address trafficking in human beings. It contains information from the European Commission, the European Parliament and other EU institutions and agencies.
The European Union's policy for addressing trafficking in human beings is comprehensive focusing on prevention, protection of victims, prosecution of criminals, and the developing partnerships with the various actors involved. This approach is human rights based, victims centred, gender specific and child sensitive.
This approach is reflected in the EU Directive on preventing and combating trafficking in human beings and protecting its victims of 5 of April 2011 (which replaces the 2002 framework decision).This Directive brings robust provisions on victim's protection, including national mechanisms for early identification and assistance of victims and supports the principle of non-punishment and unconditional assistance. It also obliges Member States to appoint National Rapporteurs or Equivalent Mechanisms.
An important policy instrument that follows from the Directive on trafficking is the EU Strategy towards the eradication of trafficking in human beings 2012-2016. The Strategy expands on issues identified in the Directive and is consistent with its comprehensive approach. It focuses, therefore, on prevention, protection, prosecution and partnerships and also on ways to increase knowledge on emerging concerns related to trafficking in human beings.
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Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council on the application of Directive 2009/52/EC
Publication date : 01.09.2014
The Directive 2009/52/EC, adopted on 18 June 2009, seeks to counter the pull factor of finding work. It toughens sanctions for illegal employment and improves detection mechanisms, while providing for protective measures designed to redress more+
First World Day against Trafficking in Persons: statement by Cecilia Malmström
Publication date : 21.08.2014
EU Commissioner for Home Affairs, Cecilia Malmström, released a statement on the occasion of the first World Day against Trafficking in Persons, on 30 July 2014. Malmström called for renewed commitment to work together for eradicating human more+
Vacancy notice: Seconded National Expert (SNE) at Europol
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Europol is currently looking for a Seconded National Expert (SNE) in the Organised Crime Networks Group (022). The successful candidate will be tasked to support the competent authorities of the Member States in preventing or combating the forms of more+
Guardianship for children deprived of parental care: A handbook to reinforce guardianship systems to cater for the specific needs of child victims of trafficking
Publication date : 30.06.2014
On 30 June 2014, the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) releases a handbook to strengthen national guardianship systems for children in Europe, as part of the EU's anti-trafficking strategy which recognises the vital role guardians play in more+
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COM/2014/10355 2014/C 180 A/01 The European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union (Frontex) is recruiting an Executive Director to manage and represent the more+
Labour protection: Commissioner Andor welcomes adoption of new international standards to protect victims of forced labour and seafarers
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László Andor, European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion has welcomed the adoption by the International Labour Organization (ILO) of two new international instruments to combat forced labour, and the approval of important more+
Study on children`s involvement in criminal judicial proceedings
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Public consultation - EU guidance on integrated Child Protection Systems
Publication date : 11.04.2014
Objective of the consultation In 2012 and 2013 the European Forum on the rights of the child looked at the role of integrated child protection systems across a range of situations that children encounter, with a view to developing EU guidance on more+
Targeted Call of expression of interest to participate in the EU Civil Society e-Platform against Trafficking in Human Beings
Publication date : 25.03.2014
The Commission would like to invite civil society organisations working on trafficking in human beings, to express their interest to participate in the EU Civil Society e-Platform against Trafficking in Human Beings. The present Call is open to more+
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St. Clair Winery & Bistro
- Address:
901 Rio Grande Blvd, #B-100
Albuquerque, NM 87104Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
St. Clair Winery & Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.stclairwinery.com/bistros/albuquerque/
- Phone: 5052439916
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm, Saturday - Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, French
- Executive Chef: W. James Duke
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: We can host your next business lunch/dinner, rehearsal dinner, or ... ? We have a private dining room and patio for groups of 20 - 80 people.
- Private Party Contact: Elise Hines 5052439916
- Entertainment: Evenings, Wednesday - Sunday: Live Jazz-Blues music, featuring the best local and touring groups.
A word from St. Clair Winery & Bistro
Enjoy nationally acclaimed award winning NM wines along with a full restaurant, wine bar and retail wine shop. St Clair Winery & Bistro also offers wine tasting, patio or private dining, and live entertainment.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
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St. Clair Winery & Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
35 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food3.8Service4.2
- Ambiance4Noise LevelEnergetic
notable wine list (20)great for outdoor dining (16)neighborhood gem (15)special occasion (15)good for groups (13)romantic (10)great for lunch (9)fit for foodies (7)great for brunch (6)hot spot (5)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (3)vibrant bar scene (2)Show More
- Excellent wine and foodAlabasterDined on 9/26/2014The food and service is excellent and the wine outstanding. Perhaps the best green chili burger around and the pesto pasta was delicious. The weather was perfect for dining on the patio, but the flies a bit of a bother. We left right before the band started and had mixed feelings about this. Online complaints were the band noise, but we wanted to determine for ourselves. The first thing the hostess said as she seated us was the band was loud. Because of this we left as soon as we finished our meal. Also, if they amped up the ambiance of the patio with more plants and flowers, like El Pinto, it would be stellar and would probably wind up being our favorite place to go. I'd give St. Clair 4-5 stars. We will definitely try it again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Needs some workStillwaterVIPDined on 9/23/2014Ok but would not go back. The food was average and I think they may have been understaffed service was slow to start but improved as the night went on.
- Disappointed expectationsDisappointedDined on 9/19/2014We decided to try out what we thought was a bit nicer of a restaurant. At first everything was going great until our waiter Daniel showed up. He was rude and didn't seem to know his job. It took nearly 10 minutes for him to even come get our drink order. He forgot our silverware for nearly 10 minutes as well and when we had to send back our salad because of bad greens he treated us like it was our fault. The second salad he brought out was okay a first but then there was more bad spinach in it. He never apologized for the bad salad and was quiet rude when we told him. When we ordered a wine sample he brought them but never told us what they were and then took our wine menu so we did not know what to order. Daniel needs training.Special Features:
- very pleasedMelissaDined on 9/13/2014We are fairly new to the area and we had family coming to town. Choosing a place was a little difficult and picking a good one was off course important. Well I can yell you it was a good choice. The service, wine and food were excellent. The only thing that we didnt like was the volume of the music. Had we known that we would have sat inside. It was hard to carry on coversations. Otherwise my husband I will definately visit again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- St ClairOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/4/2014My sister in law and I thought this would be fun as her mother (my mother-in-law) was from Deming. No winery there when she grew up!! But she would have enjoyed this restaurant. Our server was knowledgeable and delightful. Helpful but not hovering. Food was delish! Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Always GoodluvPrimeRibDined on 8/29/2014Every time we are in Albuquerque, we make it a point to stop by here. Always enjoy their food and their wine!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedIronmaninabqDined on 8/29/2014My wife and I have dined here many times before and the food was great and the service was great but the noise level is almost always off the charts. This visit though everything was just horrible. The waiter kept giving us excuses for being late, but as a customer I don't want to hear excuses I just the service to be good. My French onion soup was very good but the green chile chicken cream sauce entree that I got was horrible. The pasta was mush, way over cooked and then served in a bath tub of cream sauce. The entree was in edible. The noise level was even higher than normalas there was a party of 19 people seated along side us and a huge party outside on the patio and the doors were open.Special Features:
- Very nice, but...GGG1Dined on 8/29/2014We dine here for special occasions and for attending nearby events. The food and the wine choices are always very good. This last time, however, it seemed more noisy during dinner dining? And the wait staff seemed to have a table count that spread them a bit thin for the number of patrons?Special Features:
- Good food and EntertainmentBikerguyVIPDined on 8/23/2014We went there that evening specifically to hear the band that was playing that night. The food was very good and the service excellent.Special Features:
- Great restaurant!DiningDined on 8/20/2014Must see to believe!!! Great food and price for it is a little higher than what most would preferSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great wineLarryVIPDined on 8/5/2014I was very skeptical about New Mexico wine. The wine was fantastic. We had a fantastic waitress but I have to say that food was average.Special Features:
- SuperbCherylDined on 7/29/2014Food and service was superb! This was our first time and we enjoyed it immensely. We will be back!Special Features:
- Good and bad first visitNMtravelersvelersVIPDined on 7/26/2014Despite an Open Table confirmation, the restaurant did not have our reservation. We were seated promptly--right by the kitchen doors. :-( Our pork and prime rib entrees were excellent, but the accompanying garlic mashed potatoes were not edible. The server promptly brought me rice instead when I asked, that was OK. She dropped our Amex card on the floor by another table, which I fortunately saw and retrieved. And she included another table's signed credit card form with our bill. Might go back because the prime rib really was excellent, but I do have my doubts.I would recommend this to a friend.
- consistent dependable fooddinerVIPDined on 7/3/2014My visit to St. Clair's was excellent. The mac and cheese was superb, the steak was cooked perfectly, and the Bellismo was wonderful. I will be returning.Special Features:
- Outside dinningSandyDined on 6/28/2014Eat outside and listened to a wonderful jazz group. The food was good and reasonably priced. Great spot near Old Town Albuquerque for travelers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No complaints here!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/28/2014We love this restaurant ... great food, wonderful service, outstanding choice of wine! This is located in a very convenient location, right off the freeway and there is ample parking. In a city of mostly mediocre eateries, St. Clair certainly stands out!Special Features:
- Very Good for a small groupCCABQDined on 6/26/2014Went to celebrate office summer birthdays. We were a group of 9, had great service and everyone liked their food. Great variety of food and wine and they even gave us seperate checks Recommend it highlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time Dinner GuestsstukVIPDined on 6/14/2014Food was Ok. French onion soup was lukewarm Seated next to a large party who's table grew until they were right next to us which was very annoying. We were never offered bread and butter. Had to ask for it. Wife ordered chicken meal without cheese and was not given Alfredo sauce that was part of her meal. We usually go for lunch and never had a problem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday Afternoon, Relaxing DinnerjorlowskiVIPDined on 6/8/2014Had a nice late afternoon meal. Wine good, not great but very reasonable and pleasant. Food excellent. Service very good. Will look forward to going back.Special Features:
- Meet Up DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/7/2014We were a group of 10 and we had a nice time and great service.Special Features:
- Service and food are outstandingSimoneDined on 6/6/2014Wine offerings are impressive. Food was brought out quickly. We were a party of 8, yet our server handled this with easeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 369 reviews are from the St. Clair Winery & Bistro reviews archive.
- New Mex WineSteveVIPDined on 6/1/2014Great winery near Old Town. Varied menu choices and all the wines in house. Tastings and samples available, as well as for purchase. The French Onion soup was very flavorful and not too salty, the pot roast was tender and melt in your mouth and the Bistro burger was thick and covered with tasty green chiles. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the wines. Although the food was very good, it was the service that stood out. Very attentive, helpful and accommodating. I wish I could remember his name to give him more credit, but the wine was that good. He was very helpful and knowledgeable with our selections.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to eatOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/30/2014We have eaten here numerous times and always enjoy the food and the atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/30/2014My wife and I have enjoyed our lunch date beautiful inside an great foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyed it!enjoyeditDined on 5/29/2014First time visit and was very pleased beyond expectations!! Arrived early for our reservations and we didn't have to wait!! Our server, Marie was awesome and very helpful!! Great food, great time, great place!!! We'll re-visit again...SOON!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not impressed.SensibleDined on 5/25/2014Although we were happily escorted to our seats upon arriving early for our reservation the friendliness ended there. Our waitress did not try to impress us with her knowledge of the wine selections available, didn't tell us about any specials and was basically not attentive to us or to anyone else surrounding us. The place was not busy, so you would think the service would have been good. Food was ok, nothing I'd be excited to try again. So disappointed that the service wasn't even close to the kind and efficient service I had previously experienced in Las Cruces. We were familiar with the wine however and thankfully our selections did not disappoint.Special Features:
- maryVIPDined on 5/24/2014Our main entree came literally a few minutes after our dinner salads did. Very rushed. Our waitress Leandra was great though.
- Very energetic night at St. Clair!mnchilemomDined on 5/23/2014We've been here several times in the past and come here for birthdays or our anniversary or else just to sit on the patio and listen to good music. The night we were there recently the weather was cold, windy and rainy, so we sat inside. The band was pretty loud and that meant that the customers were pretty loud too. I would have preferred a bit more quiet, romantic evening, however we still enjoyed ourselves. Our server was wonderful - very attentive, very helpful in making sure with the kitchen that I was served completely gluten free food. I was disappointed that the GF markings and notations have been removed from the menu, however. I had the pork which was a tad overdone and didn't have a lot of flavor - the sauce was good, however.Special Features:
- They left early.TravisNMDined on 5/11/2014Made the reservation using open table. When we arrived the restaurant was closed. I guess they left early and didn't bother to call and cancel our table.
- Fabulous!CBNewMexicoDined on 5/3/2014My husband and I have dined at St. Claire's many, many times and have never been disappointed. Their waitstaff are very courteous and respectful. I would recommend St. Claire's for their amazing wine list, too!Special Features:
- Birthdayluv2dineDined on 4/29/2014The food was good and the ambiance was somewhat energetic. Staff was courteous. We would probably try this restaurant again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Huge disappointmentsuedeDined on 4/20/2014New management as of a week ago. They took reservations for 3:30 while planning to close at 4. Food trays were near empty. Sternos blown out between 3:30 and 4, so food was not hot. The only consolation was that the service was very good. And the manager comped the meal. Very disappointed in Easter dinner.
- terrible servicejustustravellersDined on 4/19/2014our server kandrise seem to forget that we were there. the food was excellent. she blame another table for her lapse, when we pointed it out to her. it is too bad, because as stated the food was very good. the manager came to talk to us about a noisy table next to us, but she never inquired about our satisfaction.
- Lovely RestaurantcdinerDined on 4/19/2014We dined here for our rehearsal dinner(which was a wonderful experience) and then went back for our one year anniversary dinner and it was very lovely. We were immediately brought back to our table upon arrival, quickly greeted by wait staff, and our food came immaculately fast! The food was delicious, the atmosphere nice, and the experience overall wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food great wine.BB2014Dined on 4/18/2014Food was great wine was great, good service. Although it was pretty loud in the restraunt. Not so romantic, you have to talk loud to hear each other. They had live music which was pretty good. I went on a friday night. Definitely recommend this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GreatModaveDined on 4/11/2014St. Clair once again hits on all marks. This visit brought a new wrinkle of a plate of food not prepared properly, but the wait staff took care of the problem instantly. Steaks were cooked to perfection, plus we brought a person who has never dined here before and he stated that he had the best prime rib ever. From the wine, food, service & ambience, St. Clair never disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and pretty good winebchavezVIPDined on 4/10/2014The food is pretty great here. Comfort foods with a twist, excellent sized portions, I ate the half size pasta and left full. I am not a huge fan of NM wines - I find them too sweet, but they have some great reserve reds that hit the spot. So you can find a wine for just about anyone here.Special Features:
- Great food, noisyMikeJDined on 3/28/2014I was given a gift certificate to St Clair for Christmas, and have been there twice now. Both times the food was excellent, the service attentive but not intrusive. I don't drink wine, but my wife does, and she loves their wines and selections. They have trios of wines in small glasses that make excellent samplers. I'm a wheat beer drinker (do not like the taste of non-wheat beer), and they have a nice wheat from Marble Brewery. My only complaint is the noise level, and this is just a given if you go here. There is a bar section close to the main dining area with live music, and there are often large parties in the back room, so if you want a quiet dining experience, go somewhere else.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great wine pairingskmmmDined on 3/22/2014Relaxed atmosphere with a varied customers. Service was great, the server was warm, friendly, and very accommodating as I had a food allergy and the substitutions were great! Homemade cheeses and wine pairings were well done. House specialty of chicken melted in your mouth. Desserts were huge and delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too LoudMiddleagersDined on 3/15/2014Friends getting together to chat and catch up...was not aware there would be a band...other than the noise it was a great night. Our table was way too close to the music to have enjoyable conversation. Will go back if there is not music...nothing against music, just not what we wanted this night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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TROY, N.Y. - New York's top court is reviewing a Troy man's murder case Tuesday.
The court is to decide if police went too far when claiming his victim was still alive. The question is whether that's so deceptive that it amounts to coercion, and therefore disqualifies any incriminating statements that follow.
Adrian Thomas was convicted of murder when his infant son died with a head injury in 2008. Thomas was sentenced 25-years to life.
Thomas was told by police that doctors needed to know what happened in order to treat the victim.
A mid-level court upheld his conviction, but the court of appeals will have the final say.
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Dairy farmers like Corey Lutz of Piedmont Jerseys Farm in Lincolnton have been through a brutal year after the country's historic drought drove up the cost to feed cows.
"I've been in business myself for thirteen years, and this past year is probably the worst year I've had up to date," he says.
If things don't turn around, we may not have a dairy industry.
"We used to have two hundred dairies in Catawba County which is where I grew up, and now there's two or three," Lutz says.
Now, he says lawmakers are making the problem even worse. Lutz is talking about the dairy cliff, named after that famous fiscal one, which, of course, has been distracting Congress. While lawmakers grapple over taxes, they're running out of time to pass a new version of something else crucial to the economy called the Farm Bill.And if they do indeed miss that deadline, the price of milk will double.
"We need to get this farm bill passed," Lutz says.
He is sure his profit would go down even as the sticker price on a gallon of milk goes up, because people will simply stop buying his product.
"The market is going to be so disrupted because of this, that we're actually going to be worse off than if milk prices never went up at all," he says.
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Legislative Update
Senate Appropriators Hold Hearing on President's 2012 Budget Request for NIH
NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins presented his vision for how investment in NIH could yield significant public health and economic benefits at a May 11 hearing before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies. He was joined by NCI Director Dr. Harold Varmus; National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Dr. Anthony Fauci; National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases Director Dr. Griffin Rodgers; and National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Acting Director Dr. Susan Shurin. Dr. Collins and the institute directors each submitted written testimony for the record. (A webcast of the hearing and the written testimonies are available online.)
In his remarks, Dr. Collins identified four areas in which recent progress is leading to new opportunities. Using The Cancer Genome Atlas as an example, he described how technological advances are making it possible for scientists "to understand the details of health and disease in breathtaking new ways." He also discussed how NIH is using the latest science to improve health through disease prevention strategies, highlighting early successes of the Diabetes Prevention Program.
Dr. Collins then focused on NIH's potential role in enhancing the economy and American competitiveness worldwide. He referenced a new economic impact study published by United for Medical Research, which estimates that NIH investments created 487,900 jobs in fiscal year (FY) 2010. "NIH will be a key engine driving the U.S. economy in the 21st century," Dr. Collins said.
Finally, the director briefly outlined his plan for accelerating translational sciences through the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), which was proposed in response to the need for a new approach to therapeutics development. Citing the "deluge of discoveries about the molecular basis of disease," but also the lengthy development times and high failure rates associated with turning these advances into clinically relevant interventions, Dr. Collins described how be believes NCATS will ultimately help patients by creating a "new paradigm of translation."
Subcommittee members in attendance voiced bipartisan support for investment in biomedical research. Sen. Tom Harkin (D-IA), the subcommittee chair, said, "NIH research is one of the best investments this country can make." He expressed his concern that funding cuts for NIH in FY2011—and possible cuts in future years—will result in dramatically lower success rates for researchers seeking NIH support and will undermine American competitiveness in biomedical research.
Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) praised NIH and its employees for their public service, saying, "I wanted to be here today to say to all the people who work at the institute[s]—all the people who work at the various offices, from the lab techs, the security guards, the fire department—we are really proud of you."
In addition to offering his support for federal investment in biomedical research, Ranking Member Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL) requested more information on NCATS, how the re-organization to create the center will affect NIH, and how the center's budget will be determined. Dr. Collins advised the subcommittee that the only new budgetary consideration in the NCATS plan is associated with the Cures Acceleration Network, which is included in President Obama's FY2012 budget request. Drs. Fauci and Varmus offered their perspectives on how NCATS will complement and enhance the robust translational research that occurs and will continue to occur across NIH's institutes.
Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) concluded the hearing by asking for information to substantiate his understanding that money spent in biomedical research reduces health care costs. Dr. Collins acknowledged the complexity involved in such an economic analysis and provided examples of economic benefits resulting from research in heart disease and cancer. Dr. Collins told the subcommittee that each time the frequency of cancer decreases by 1 percent, something that is already happening each year, economists say that the resulting reduction in mortality saves Americans $500 billion. "The returns are enormous," he said.
—Stacye Bruckbauer and Rachel Benkeser
For more information about NCI congressional activity, visit the NCI Office of Government and Congressional Relations Web site.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Despite pleas he is not competent to stand trial a man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from a charity he founded will face a judge.
A federal judge said there is no reason Stan Curtis, 63, can't stand trial.
United States District Judge Joseph McKinley said the case against Curtis, who founded USA Harvest, is primarily based on paper records which can be reconstructed regardless of Curtis' recollections.
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Curtis is accused of taking more than a $500,000 from the charity.
A trial date has not been set. If convicted Curtis faces up to 52 years in prison.
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Ahmedabad, Sarovar Portico
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Sarovar Portico is located centrally in the commercial district of Ahmedabad at Khanpur, 1 km from the downtown area, 3 km from the railway station and 8 km from both International and domestic airport. The hotel, with 69 guest rooms including suite rooms, is popular for its large outdoor banquet space that can accommodate upto 2000 guests.
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