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Much of the freedom we enjoy by traveling in a motorhome can be attributed to the benefits of self-containment, which is supported in large part by the onboard AC generator. Travel anywhere you wish and with the push of a button, you have full access to myriad options such as heating food in the microwave,... Read more »
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Wenatchee Valley, on the east side of Washington's Cascade Mountains, is a high-desert agricultural oasis well known for growing some of the finest wine grapes, apples and pears in the Northwest. Its golden, rolling hills also make it a terrific destination for an RV trip — and a great place for... Read more »
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February 5, 2013
While motorhomes are reasonably well equipped for dry camping — boondocking, as it's often called — many come up short of 12-volt DC reserve power except in limited use. The result may be extended use of an AC generator for battery recharging, which can be annoying. Solar panels, consisting of... Read more »
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You either love them or hate them. Oysters. Those gnarly-shelled bivalves generate strong reactions, from devotees waxing poetic about the best varieties to those who can't stomach the squishy, slightly slimy creatures. I was in the latter camp for years. I couldn't understand why people paid $1... Read more »
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Unless you've been living off the grid somewhere with no news coming in, or just don't keep up with current events, you would know that interest rates on new and used RV loans, as well as opportunities to refinance such vehicles, are at an all-time low. As a result of this current financial... Read more »
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Going without hookups is not for everyone. But, for motorhomers who like the idea of getting off the beaten path, it's a way to occasionally or frequently expand our horizons. Full self-containment capability is built into virtually all motorhomes, with such items as auxiliary (house) batteries, fresh-water storage,... Read more »
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Few things epitomize the motorhome experience like a tailgating party. Good food, great friends and family, and the convenience of owning a home on wheels all blend seamlessly at the RV park, stadium parking lot, lakeside or wherever you decide to take in the game. Nostalgia tells us there's nothing... Read more »
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Winter is often a time of hibernation for RVs, but motorhomes are adventure vehicles, which means the voyage doesn't have to stop once snow begins to fall. In fact, coaches tend to have excellent traction during winter because of the high amount of weight on rear-drive axles. Of course, usual winter-driving... Read more »
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November 29, 2012
No doubt, RVers are a special breed, and the RV lifestyle is just as special. In your motorhome you're free to explore, to do what you love with the people who matter most. MotorHome readers have traveled thousands of miles, and along the way they've learned a lot — they are motorhome experts... Read more »
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RV parks and resorts often compete with one another on price, location and the quality of their amenities and service. But Florilow Oaks RV Park in Bushnell, Fla., sets itself apart using another criteria: it's one of the nation's only 55-and-over parks for single RVers. And it's the only park... Read more »


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Introducing Limousin, the Dordogne & the Lot
The Dordogne, Limousin and the Lot are the heart and soul of la belle France, a land of dense oak forests, winding rivers, emerald-green fields and famously rich country cooking. It's the stuff of which French dreams are made: turreted châteaux and medieval villages line the riverbanks, wooden-hulled gabarres (traditional flat-bottomed, wooden boats) ply the waterways, and market stalls overflow with foie gras, truffles, walnuts, cheeses and fine wines.
The Dordogne département has a bevy of bastides (fortified towns) and fantastic medieval castles, as well as Europe's most spectacular cave paintings, and probably the best cuisine. To the northeast, the Limousin région – encompassing the Haute-Vienne, Creuse and Corrèze départements – is the most rural, strewn with farms and hamlets, as well as the porcelain centre, Limoges. To the south, the Lot département is ribboned with rivers to cruise and caverns to explore, plus dramatic hilltop villages, and medieval settlements.
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Few regions sum up the attractions of France better than the Dordogne. With its rich food, heady history, château-studded countryside and picturesque villages, the Dordogne has long been a favourite getaway for Brits looking for a second home and French families on les grandes vacances.
A picturesque tangle of honey-coloured buildings, alleyways and secret squares make up the beautiful town of Sarlat-la-Canéda. Boasting some of the region's best-preserved medieval architecture, it's a popular base for exploring the Vézère Valley, and a favourite location for film directors.

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Italian shipwreck captain freed from house arrest
Captain of Costa Concordia, which rammed into reef and in which 32 people died, must remain in his hometown near Naples.
ROME — An Italian judge lifted the house arrest order for the captain of the shipwrecked Costa Concordia cruiser liner on Thursday, but said he must remain in his hometown near Naples during the criminal investigation regarding the accident off the Tuscan coast that killed 32 people.
Captain Francesco Schettino is accused of manslaughter, causing a shipwreck and abandoning the liner while many passengers and crew were still aboard. Judge Valeria Montesarchio issued the written decision about his detention.
The ship's hull was severely gashed when the luxury liner rammed into a reef close to tiny Giglio island the night of Jan. 13 .
Costa Crociere SpA, the cruise company, contends that Schettino steered the vessel too close to shore. Prosecutors suspect Schettino maneuvered the ship perilously close to the tourist and fishing island in a publicity stunt.
Schettino has insisted that the reef wasn't on the ship's navigational charts, even though the rocky reef jutting from the sea is a landmark in the area. In a written memo to his lawyers, the captain defended his handling of the Concordia after the collision, the Italian news agency ANSA reported, citing a document that will be presented on an Italian TV show later Thursday night.
In the memo, the captain contended that he is no coward and credits what he says was his quick and lucid reaction for preventing what he said would have been greater loss of life, ANSA said.
Schettino has previously said he guided the vessel, which quickly took on water and began listing badly right after impact, toward the island's port to make evacuation easier. In the memo he reportedly claims to have quickly steered the ship away from further harm''out of pure instinct." The captain also said he wrestled with the decision''to evacuate or not" the ship before it was near the port and decided against an immediate evacuation.
After the ship listed so badly it was almost on one side, lifeboats on the gashed side could no longer be lowered. Some of the 4,200 passengers and crew members aboard jumped into the sea to swim to the island, while others were rescued by helicopter.
Some witnesses said they saw Schettino on shore while many people were aboard waiting for rescue, but he has claimed he was helping to direct the evacuation, which passengers have described as chaotic and late in getting started.
Experts studying evidence are to report their findings to a court in two weeks.
In the memo, Schettino reportedly says he's''comforted" by the information recorded on the so-called black-box. Earlier this week, an Italian newspaper reported that that data recorder had not worked properly in the days before the collision and had been scheduled for repair on Jan. 14, when the Concordia was supposed to have docked at an Italian port farther north.
What role a malfunctioning data recorder might have played in tragedy is unclear.
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A Beaverton electronic payment processing specialist has raised $2.36 million.
NVoicePay Inc., which counts David Chen as a backer, raised the cash through equity, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. NVoicePay said the offering wasn't made "in connection with a business combination transaction, such as a merger, acquisition or exchange offer."
NVoicePay has now raised some $4.6 million since starting up in 2009.
The company is growing by leaps and bounds. Karla Friede, NVoicePay's CEO, said she expects sales to grow five-fold during 2013. NVoicePay doesn't disclose its exact revenue figures.
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Chen, the former Oregon Innovation Council chairman, serves on the company's board of directors. Doug Fieldhouse, CEO of Portland-based electronic payment technology company Vesta Corp., is on the company's advisory board.
Microsoft Corp. in 2011 praised NVoicePay for making "compelling uses" of the Azure developer platform.
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The Moravian football team will enter Saturday's game against Franklin and Marshall still in search of that elusive first win.
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Georgia Commerce raises $21M, plans to repay TARP
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Since regulators approve TARP repayments, it suggests regulators remain worried about Georgia banks' capital adequacy, according to industry professionals.
TARP money is expensive, Burrows said, requiring annual 5 percent cash dividend payments.
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Alright, everyone, follow me, please! Be sure to watch your step here, these rocks can be slippery! Is that everybody?… nine, ten, eleven, twelve of you, okay, great! While your eyes get adjusted to the dark, let me tell you what we'll be seeing today. As you know, we currently stand in the legendary Painted Caves at Lake Cachuma, one of the few known cave-painting sites in North America. More than ten thousand years ago, the Chumash tribespeople arrived on the California coast, settling from modern-day Oxnard all the way up to Paso Robles, and today we're fortunate to have this unique Native American cultural site in our own backyard, as it were, mere minutes away from the popular off-campus student housing neighborhoods around UC Santa Barbara. The cave paintings you'll see today offer a stirring glimpse into the everyday lives of the noble Chumash people, and I'm looking forward to sharing them with you all, so let's go ahead and take a look, shall we? Flashlights on, everyone!
(Oh, Jesus. Oh, Jesus. Ohhhh… you bastards…)
Uh, okay. So here we are at the first painting you've paid good money to see. The images on this wall depict a group of Chumash performing a traditional religious ceremony. Here, they're honoring Kokopelli, the god of fertility, as evidenced by the giant erections on full display by the assembled tribespeople. On every last one of them. Scholars believe ceremonies like these were performed in hopes of encouraging a productive crop season, which indirectly explains what the shaman here is doing. He's the one in the center, the one… spouting. That symbolizes rain.
At this point, I'd like to remind you all that photography is prohibited in the Painted Caves. Let's please move on.
Alright, here we have a scene that may be familiar to many of you: the hunt. Here, the Chumash are tracking a small herd of antelope, all of whom appear to be exceedingly stimulated by the proceedings. Because sometimes the fertility ceremony would continue in the form of… well, the thing is… because—Yes?… That's a great question. You see, as was the case with many of our nation's native peoples, beginning in the early 19th century, the Chumash had substantial contact with various American expeditionists. So the tribespeople would have picked up a few English phrases, as you can see on these walls. "Chris was here," for example. Or, "Chris is a homo." And all the others. Exactly. And, before you ask, "Skrillex" is one of the lesser-known Chumash gods. He's the god of boat building.
(Oh, how they will pay for this.)
Now, if you'll turn your attention to the opposite wall, you'll see a series of pictographs, which are not to be confused with petroglyphs. Can anyone tell me the difference between a pictograph and a petroglyph? Well, a pictograph—such as this depiction of a marijuana plant—is one that's merely drawn on a wall, whereas this image over here that's irrevocably carved into the stone is a petroglyph of another goddamned penis.
Which conclusively demonstrates that the noble Chumash people—whose history and folklore their artists dutifully recorded with no more than what colors could be drawn from the earth itself, presenting a vibrant story that I have dedicated my entire professional life to preserving and sharing—were a bunch of perverts. You might say the writing's on the wall, eh?
… Alright. Well, let's move along, I guess. Just a few steps in this direction and you'll see a large collection of ancient Chumash artifacts, including several dozen of their discarded aluminum drinking vessels. Follow me, everyone!
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Waters of the United States and the Clean Water Act
On June 22, 1969, The Cuyahoga River in Ohio caught fire and national attention. This was at least the 13th time since 1868 that the river has caught fire as a result of point source pollution of the river by manufacturers along its banks. Dumping flammable materials, along with other chemicals and human waste, was simply more economical than treating the waste in a responsible manner.
For the manufacturers, it was a matter of dollars and cents that they did not have to spend in the disposal of these waste products, even though the cost to people who lived on the river and the value of the loss of fisheries was borne by other people. As economists, we describe that sort of economic behavior as externalizing costs—the costs are not carried on the offending firm's profit and loss statement, but by other firms who cannot draw fresh water from the river, and the public in general.
The result of the fire and similar problems across the country resulted in the passage of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972, which amended a 1948 law. In 1977, previous law was ended with the passage of the Clean Water Act (CWA). Further amendments were made in 1987.
Under federal statutes, groundwater contamination is governed by the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, and the Superfund Act, while the CWA covers the surface waters of the US, variously called the "Waters of the US" or the navigable waters of the US. The question is where does the "waters" end and an intermittent stream or dry ditch begin. To what extend are the marshes and wetlands that are adjacent to a covered waterway also fall under the jurisdiction of the CWA that is governed jointly by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Army Corps of Engineers (COE)?
Several recent Supreme Court rulings have set the stage for the need for a systematic clarification of what is covered by the CWA. On Monday, April 21, 2014, the EPA and the ACE issued a proposed rule titled "Definition of "Waters of the United States" Under the Clean Water Act" (http://tinyurl.com/mk5a7nb).
As the rule states, "The purposes of the proposed rule are to ensure protection of our nation's aquatic resources and make the process of identifying ''waters of the United States'' less complicated and more efficient. The rule achieves these goals by increasing CWA program transparency, predictability, and consistency. This rule will result in more effective and efficient CWA permit evaluations with increased certainty and less litigation. This rule provides increased clarity regarding the CWA regulatory definition of ''waters of the United States'' and associated definitions and concepts."
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NEW DELHI, June 20 (RIA Novosti) - A Russian-made cargo aircraft that flouted the Indian airspace late on Friday is currently awaiting permission for take-off at Mumbai airport, an airport spokesman said on Saturday.
The Indian Air Force forced an An-124 plane, en route from the U.S. military base in Diego Garcia to Afghanistan's Kandahar, to land on suspicions that it was a military plane flying on a civilian flight code. It landed at Mumbai airport at 10:40 p.m. local time (17:10 GMT) on Friday, according to an airport source.
The aircraft owned by a private Russian airline, Volga-Dnepr, was carrying U.S. military goods, the Indian Air Force (IAF) said.
IAF spokesman T.K. Singha said the airline had applied for permission to fly over India to the country's Department of Civil Aviation, not to the Defense Ministry.
"For aircraft carrying military cargos there is a separate transit procedure, and the airline could not but know it," Singha told RIA Novosti.
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Talks between Russia and Ukraine are currently underway to resume its production at the Aviastar-SP plant in Ulyanovsk, a Russian city on the Volga.-
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Dems block GOP bills to verify status, block tax credits to illegal immigrants
They have to protect their invited guests, don't they:
Senate Democrats blocked Republicans on Thursday from passing two bills that would require companies to verify the legal status of people before they hire them, and stop the government from handing out child tax credits to illegal immigrants.
Sessions tried to get approval for the two bills after saying illegal immigration is swamping the U.S., which is leading to reduce wages for Americans and higher costs as these immigrants start improperly receiving federal tax benefits.
He first tried to pass the Accountability Through Electronic Verification Act, sponsored by Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa.) That bill would require companies to verify whether possible employees are legally able to work in the country.
But Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) argued that this e-verify provision was in the Senate's broad immigration bill that passed a year ago, and said Democrats aren't looking to negotiate passage of sections of that bill.
"We are not going to take that bill apart piece by piece, as the senator from Alabama suggests," Durbin said. "I object."
Sessions said if the e-verify program can be accepted by Democrats in the larger bill, they should be able to approve it quickly this week.
There's only one thing the Democrats will accept: amnesty.
Anything short of that will get the same treatment Sessions's efforts got.
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How The Candidates Play To Gays9/13/92 at 8:00 PMLast spring Bill Clinton met in Los Angeles at a gala with 600 gay and lesbian activists. In an emotional speech, he told them, " I have a vision and you're part of it." The dinner raised $100,000 for the Clinton campaign coffers. News photographs showed dozens of gay men eagerly reaching out to touch the candidate. It was an image designed to appeal to a powerful voting block. But the photographs may well be put to another use this fall: as fodder for ads to boost George Bush's re-election chances. ...
It Has Four Legs And Starts With 'S'9/13/92 at 8:00 PMThe 70-year-old woman had a neurological illness that left her unable to correctly name animals. According to a paper last week in the British journal Nature, she could accurately name pictures of plants, people, building and musical instruments but she couldn't get the word "sheep" past her lips. It's strong evidence, say Drs. John Hart Jr. and Barry Gordon of Johns Hopkins University, that the brain processes information according to surprisingly specific categories-including some with four feet.
Swatted By Hurricane Jesse9/13/92 at 8:00 PMNicaragua took body blows from two forces of nature last week: a tidal wave and Jesse Helms. First Helms, the conservative U.S. senator, issued a report accusing President Violeta Chamorro's government of corruption and complaining that the leftist Sandinistas, whom Chamorro defeated two years ago, retain too much political power. Helms's report recommended that vital U.S. foreign aid, which was suspended last spring, be withheld until Chamorro cleans up her government and cuts off the Sandinistas. Then, two days later, an earthquake stirred up a tidal wave that slammed into Nicaragua's Pacific coast, killing more than 100 people and leaving thousands homeless. Washington quickly sent more than $5 million in humanitarian assistance, but the foreign aid was still frozen. As Chamorro inspected the damage, she lamented: "We just don't have enough [resources] to help even these people who have no bread for tomorrow." ...
San Francisco's 'Parking Vigilantes'9/13/92 at 8:00 PMSome people have way too much free time. The San Francisco Parking Vigilantes, a group of more than 30 locals, have taken it upon themselves to make parking in the city even tougher. Fed up with cars parked unesthetically-and often obstructively-on the city's sidewalks, the group has tattled on more than 800 vehicles to the traffic authorities. They're even plotting to smuggle tickets out of city offices-threatening to write out citations themselves if the city doesn't step up enforcement. Tim Johnson, acting executive director of the Department of Parking and Traffic, said he has responded to the group's complaints but is worried about reactions from angry motorists: "They're likely to get a punch in the nose."
Whose Gut Is It, Anyway?9/13/92 at 8:00 PMExcept for some Greek Republicans, are there any other voters who favored Michael Dukakis in 1988 and now support George Bush? Statistically speaking, that's the essence of Bush's problem. Bill Clinton begins the fall campaign with Dukakis's 46 percent as a rough base line which means that he need only convert about one in 10 Bush supporters in order to win the popular vote. Given last week's sour economic news (more poverty, unemployment), that's not such a tall order. ...
Check Mated9/13/92 at 8:00 PMHe's back-chunky and weathered after two decades in seclusion but still brimming with nastiness. Bobby Fischer was just 29 when he won the world chess championship in 1972. Last week, ignoring U.N. sanctions against Yugoslavia, he surfaced near Montenegro for a $5 million match with his old foe Boris Spassky. Fischer used the occasion to rant about Jews, chess players and the government. With luck, we'll hear from him again-in 2012.
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Putting The Squeeze On Fidel9/13/92 at 8:00 PMFidel Castro is doomed. From State Department experts to teenage prostitutes on the Malecon, everyone agrees Cuba's Maximum Leader will fall. But nobody knows when. He has already outlived the dire predictions of academics, diplomats and journalists. Despite the end of Soviet subsidies, the fall of communism and desperate food and oil shortages, the old man totters on, scrounging sustenance wherever he can. Most recently, he's been shopping for grain in Calcutta, of all places. His rhetoric is filled with bombast and belligerence, even as Havana buzzes with rumors of purges and arrests. American policymakers would dearly love to turn the talk in the streets to revolution. The question is how: with a carrot or a stick? ...
What Johnny Can't Read In School9/13/92 at 8:00 PMPeople for the American Way, the liberal watchdog group,reported last week that school censorship attempts by conservatives rose 50 percent during the 1991-92 academic year. Forty percent succeeded, making it the worst year on record. Among the offending books: "The Grapes of Wrath;' "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings;' "A Separate Peace"and Maurice Sendak's "In the Night Kitchen;' for its illustration of a naked boy.
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Family Values?9/6/92 at 8:00 PMIn his quest to promote family values, Dan Quayle has said he was raised to believe the gay lifestyle is "wrong." But business is business. The Arizona Republic-owned and operated by Quayle's relatives in the Pulliam newspaper chain--gladly sells classified ads for love-seeking gays and lesbians. Those wishing to take out an ad are asked to check off sex-specific categories such as "Male Seeking Male" and "Female Seeking Female." Ironically, most large metropolitan papers do not carry gay personals. Quayle spokesman David Beckwith said the vice president was "unaware" of the ads and confirmed that Quayle owns "some stock" in the chain.
Rattling The Political Cage9/6/92 at 8:00 PMTimely doesn't begin to describe Tim Robbins's political satire, Bob Roberts. This pseudo-documentary account of a 1990 Pennsylvania senatorial race pits a right-wing, folk-singing Yuppie touting "family values" against an aging liberal incumbent who tries to talk about the issues while fending off rumors of a sexual liaison with a teenage girl. From its pointed gibes at the vacuity of TV campaign coverage, its allusions to the then approaching war in the gulf, to its dead-on sendups of the candidates'TV ads, "Bob Roberts" mimics reality so closely it runs the danger of being outdone by the real thing. Which is to say that satirists have a tough job these days. How can you top the absurdities of our current political carnival, in which Newt Gingrich can say with a straight face that the Democrats are following the Woody Allen platform of family values, our Republican president decides he's really the reincarnation of Harry Truman and the religious right is convinced that "militant...
She's Cooking9/6/92 at 8:00 PMFor Barbara Hershey there are no repeat performances. She has four films ready for release-but she still found time to bake her own wedding cake for her marriage to painter Stephen Douglas. The roles range from a nymphomaniac duchess to the owner of a 1940s nightclub in October's "The Public Eye." Clearly, Hershey has proven she's not just a flash in the pan.
A Kopek For Your Thoughts9/6/92 at 8:00 PMThey see their husbands just once a month. But don't despair-the wives of 12 Soviet coup plotters now in jail survive just fine. They still live in spacious, wellequipped apartments provided by the old regime. Despite a professed love of Marxism, some also show capitalist tendencies--they now charge a fee for interviews.
Changing The Guard9/6/92 at 8:00 PMAcknowledging a "gap between the police and certain communities;' South Africa's government agreed last week to integrate the leadership of its whiteled, but mainly black, police force. The move-including "early retirement" for 13 white generals-clears the way for the appointment of the country's first topranking black officers and creates an independent body to probe complaints against police. The African National Congress--which has accused the 114,000-strong force of brutality, racism and siding with the rival Inkatha Freedom Party-dismissed the reforms as a "face-lift:'
Paved With Good Intentions9/6/92 at 8:00 PMIt was a peace conference called to end the bloodshed that has racked the warring states of Yugoslavia. But the sham quality of the gathering of European and U.S. diplomats in London last week was underscored when the Balkan war claimed a pair of political victims. One was the European Community's chief negotiator, Lord Carrington, who called it quits after nearly a year of fruitless parlays. Equally disliked by all warring factions, Carrington was tired of watching the many cease-fires he had brokered collapse. His parting wisdom: "Be wary of the willingness of everyone in Yugoslavia to break their word time after time." But it was the departure of a less well known diplomat that really caught the headlines-and betrayed the notion of the United States as enforcer of a new world order. George Kenney, a State Department official in charge of the Yugoslavian desk, resigned last week to protest the Bush administration's "ineffective" and "unrealistic" handling of the bloody conflict. ...
Disaster Relief: Fema's Record9/6/92 at 8:00 PMTracing an arc of destruction from the Virgin Islands to the Carolinas that killed 51 people, Hurricane Hugo put FEMA to the test in September 1989. Victims faced long red-tape delays; South Carolina Sen. Ernest Hollings called the agency "the sorriest bunch of bureaucratic jackasses I've ever seen:'just one month after Hugo's rage Loma Prieta registered 7.1 on the Richter scale, killing 59 and injuring 3,000 more In the San Francisco area. Already strained by Hugo, FEMA was caught unprepared for the inner-city poor and Spanish-speaking Californians. The agency's top medical coordinator went on vacation the day after the disaster.swollen by 14 inches of winter rain in one month, three Texas rivers spilled over their banks in January 1992, causing flooding in a 25-county disaster zone. Fifteen people died and damage to farms and livestock losses were extensive. FEMA imposed building standards on construction it insures in lowlying areas like this, but much of the damage was to...
Take The Money And Run9/6/92 at 8:00 PM"Ratings" usually means poll numbers. But to a Thai pol it means money. In a nation notorious for candidates switching political allegiance in exchange for cash, one party has developed its own ratings system: $120,000 for a former M.P.; $200,000 for a winner in the last election, an $280,000 for an ex-minister. Do enticements work? Well, sort of. Two brothers recently jumped ship just long enough to collect their rewards before returning to their original party with the loot.


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Folks have been saying it since Game 7 against the Canadiens, and Gregory Campbell's been hearing it since Game 7 against the Canadiens: The Merlot Line model is no longer the way to build a fourth line in the NHL.
Campbell, who founded one of the best fourth lines in recent memory alongside Shawn Thornton and Brad Marchand (later Daniel Paille; Marchand was the Ozzy to Paille's Dio) in 2010, isn't ready to say the style that helped bring the Bruins the Stanley Cup in 2011 is outdated.
"I've heard things like that over the last little while, and I don't necessarily agree with that," Campbell told WEEI.com. "Look at the Los Angeles Kings and look at their line. Kyle Clifford was arguably their best player in [the Cup-clinching Game 5]. I don't see him as an offensive type of guy."
Campbell raises an interesting point. Clifford, a second-round pick like Campbell was, scored three goals last regular season, his fourth in the NHL. He was a difference-maker in the postseason, however, something that Campbell and friends were back in 2011 but were not in last season's disappointing exit in the second round.
"I think different teams' successes have obviously opened the door for maybe different formulas of the way that you want to build your team," Campbell said. "There's still definitely the need for different types of players on teams. You've got to have your team filled with all different kinds of players that are willing to do different things. I welcome whoever is going to come in and add something to the team."
Peter Chiarelli's "trending away from fisticuffs" line at breakup day was all that anyone needed to hear. Thornton, it seemed, would not be retained and the Bruins would move to the Chicago model of stashing young skill on its fourth line rather than veteran grinders.
The first shoe dropped when Chiarelli notified Thornton the team wouldn't be signing him, leaving the veteran fighter to hit unrestricted free agency and get paid his richest NHL contract to date via a two-year, $2.4 million pact with the Panthers. The Bruins, who do have a fighter on a two-way contract in Bobby Robins should they need one from time to time, did not sign an NHL-level replacement for Thornton.
Then, at last month's development camp, Chiarelli shared that the team was discussing moving Campbell to wing, which would allow a young center such as Ryan Spooner or Alexander Khokhlachev to make the NHL team. Spooner is not known for his board work or net drive, but rather his speed and playmaking. Khokhlachev, who stands at 5-foot-10, gets praise for his instincts rather than a propensity for bashing.
The Bruins had two opportunities to buy out players -- one earlier in the offseason when all teams were given the opportunity to use up to two compliance buyouts (assuming they hadn't used both of theirs post-lockout) and another after agreeing to a new contract with Matt Bartkowski, who had filed for arbitration. Chiarelli opted against using a buyout both times, making the B's one of 13 teams to not use one (nine teams used both and eight teams used one).
Campbell, who has one year left on his three-year deal with a cap hit of $1.6 million, was the only Bruins player one could have argued could be considered for a compliance buyout, but that would only be if the Bruins really needed the approximately $800,000 they'd save by playing a young player instead of him. Such savings wouldn't have kept Jarome Iginla in Boston, so the 30-year-old Campbell is back for another season of fourth-line duty and penalty killing while inheriting fighting opportunities from Thornton.
Where on the ice he plays will be determined in training camp. He would be OK with playing wing if the Bruins decide to make such a move, which they've done with success in recent seasons with Rich Peverley and Chris Kelly. Considering Campbell played wing at different points of his five seasons with the Panthers, he's confident he'd be able to handle it.
"I've been a center for the last four years, but I'm not going to [demand anything]. I want to be in a spot where I can complement other guys," Campbell said. "If they throw me with whoever it is and I have to play wing and we're a successful line, then so be it. That's where I want to be. I have played center for a long time, so it may take me a few games, but I'm sure I can do it."
Campbell between Thornton and Paille was a recipe for success for three seasons. Last season, the Canadiens' ability to expose them played a major role in the Bruins' dismissal -- most notably on Dale Weise's game-opening goal in the first period of Game 7.
Now, it's anyone's guess as to how the line will look. Will Paille move up in the lineup to replace Loui Eriksson? Will Campbell or one of the youngsters center the line, and who will be on the other wing? Few bottom-six players have been able to enjoy to consistency that Campbell has displayed over the past four seasons, but the next chapter has come for Boston's fourth line.
"We had a good thing going, and I think that's pretty unique. There's so much turnover now, especially in the bottom six, where [when] there's injuries, guys come up to take those spots," Campbell said. "For four years, I really appreciated playing with Thorty. He brought a lot to our team and our line and did a lot for me as a player, and same with Paisy, but you move on.
"It is a new chapter, and I'm excited for that opportunity. I know the Bruins have a good vision. Whatever it may be, the organization is filled with smart people who have vision and know what they want. I want to be helpful in any way I can. Whatever position it may be or wherever they want me to play, that's what I'll do."
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We check in with Big Vince on a Patriots Monday. Vince sounds like he's fighting a cold but swears he'll be good to go come Sunday. Vince tells Dale and Holley that their defense will have to be better if they expect to keep winning, especially against the ground game.
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The debut edition of the We Hate Dwyane Wade show. Ben and Sam preview the Celtics and talk about other summer news around the NBA.
Joe Castiglione does his annual wrap-up of the season by reading the poem by Bart Giamatti.
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The world's biggest Canadiens fan Tony Marinaro joins MFB after the Bruins and Tuukka Rask suffered another loss in Montreal.
We check in with NESN's Jack Edwards for a Bruins-Canadiens preview, live from French-Quebec.
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Tom Brady discussed Peyton's record breaking night.
Tim Hasselbeck on Peyton vs. Brady.
The guys opened the show discussing Peyton Manning's record setting night in Denver.
Christian talks about his Top 5 coaches in the NFL.
Christian learns a thing or two about lead poisoning. San Francisco hates Lorde until the World Series is over. Floyd Mayweather sued for false imprisonment.
Patriots DT Chris Jones wasn't even sure he was the one who blocked NIck Folk's FG attempt to seal the win against the Jets. He also talked about how well LB Dont'a Hightower has done in place of Jerod Mayo.
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We sit down with Bill Belichick on a Patriots Monday and get his take on a nail-biting win over the Jets, as well as his feelings on Peyton Manning breaking the NFL record for touchdowns.
We check in with Big Vince on a Patriots Monday. Vince sounds like he's fighting a cold but swears he'll be good to go come Sunday. Vince tells Dale and Holley that their defense will have to be better if they expect to keep winning, especially against the ground game.
Mikey, Villani and Lenny are talking about the 2004 Red Sox on the anniversary of Game 4 of the ALCS with Dave Roberts steal abd Bill Mueller driving him in and what it was like to witness.
Mikey, Mut and Lenny are talking about the Patriots and how they have stacked up through the years and what got them to the three championships and five Super Bowl appearances in the Brady-Belichick era.
Mikey and Mut take a call from someone who wants to criticize Belichick the GM and his history of drafting players and making moves in the draft.
This week Pete gives the listeners a brief, but enthusiastic history lesson the ineptitude of the New York Jets. They also help you set your final rosters for your Week 7 fantasy teams.
Predictions for the Revs moving into the playoffs, Jurgen Klinsmann vs Don Garber, and Ben needs a new European team to root for.
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Expert: Armenia must be ready for new war in Karabakh
January 16, 2013 - 17:58 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - "From Musa Dagh to Khnapat" documentary features the most outstanding episodes of Artsakh liberation struggle, political expert said.
"The film portrays Armenians' resistance in Musa Dagh and Khnapat. The latter, liberated by villagers, continues to prosper," Levon Melik-Shahnazaryan said.
"Though the film doesn't feature war episodes, it carries an educational message and inspires hope in future," Mr. Melik-Shahnazaryan said, stressing the need to be ready for a new.
"The documentary includes fictional elements. The premiere has been scheduled for January 28. It will further be translated into foreign languages," the film director Gagik Harutyunyan said.
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The winners of each category split the prize money of about $1.1 mln. Each winner also receives a diploma and a gold medal.
"I am also encouraged by the emerging women's leadership, including at the local level," Helen Clark said in Yerevan.
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