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I, personally, am no longer a fan of snow. I moved south to get away from it. Oh, I don't mind if it snows as long as it's gone within a couple of days. This horse sure is enjoying the white fluffy fun!
Everyone has been complaining about how cold and snowy this winter has been. Now, there is a movie being made about the awful storms we have endured in the southern states.
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Many public schools throughout Oklahoma notified their local news for another snow day. However Deer Creek public schools, sent out a cute and great message to let parents know about the closing.
The next couple days will be extremely cold so its important to stay warm and to limit any work you have to do outdoors. The American Red Cross has released these 9 safety tips to help people stay warm.
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WASHINGTON The time needed to process veterans disability claims shot up by nearly 40 percent last year despite years of effort by federal officials to streamline and shorten the process, records show.
The times necessary to process education benefits and burial benefits, as well as the time needed to wind through the Department of Veterans Affairs appeals process, also increased in fiscal 2012.
The disability-processing time is closely watched by Congress and veterans advocates as a measure of VA efficiency. In fiscal 2012, the average days to complete a VA disability compensation or pension claim rose to 262 days, up from 188 days in fiscal 2011, according to a recently completely VA performance report.
The 262-day average is the highest that measure has been in at least the past 20 years for which numbers were available.
The VAs long-term goal is to get the processing time to an average of 90 days.
The entire system is a mess, said Paul Rieckhoff, founder and chief executive of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, a support and advocacy group. Theyve been saying now for 10 years that itll get better, and it still doesnt get better, and weve seen tremendous frustration from our members in the last few months. Its reached a breaking point.
The VA said it is working to speed its decision-making process and is in the midst of an overhaul of its claims system. It eventually will end its reliance on paper-based processing and reconfigure the way claims move through 56 regional offices that handle them.
We recognize that from the standpoint of the veterans, they are waiting too long, and thats unacceptable, said Diana Rubens, who helps oversee the VAs regional offices. Weve got to transform how we do things. We know that fixing decades-old problems is not going to be easy.
Americas veterans are eligible for a range of benefits, from access to the VAs well-regarded medical system to lifetime payments for disabilities suffered during military service to access to education, life insurance and home loan programs.
The disability benefits are awarded to veterans who suffer physical or mental injuries during their military service. Benefits vary based on the severity of a disability and beginning Saturday range from $129 a month to $2,816 a month for a single veteran.
The VA has struggled for years to reduce the waiting times, and each year it stresses to Congress that fixing the process is a top priority.
In 2010, for example, VA Secretary Eric Shinseki told the House Veterans Affairs Committee that claim time had improved the previous year, dropping from 179 days to 161 days.
The progress made in 2009 is a step in the right direction, but it is not nearly enough, he said.
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In 2012, he told the committee that improvements were being made and that the department was aiming for significant improvements in 2013.
While too many veterans will still be waiting too long for the benefits they have earned, it does represent a significant improvement in performance over the 2012 estimate of 60 percent of claims more than 125 days old, demonstrating that we are on the right path, Shinseki said.
In fact, the recent performance report shows that 66 percent of claims in fiscal 2012 were more than 125 days old. Thats up from 36 percent in 2010 and 60 percent in 2011.
And since Shinseki told Congress about the improvement he saw in 2009, average processing time has gone up from 161 days, to 166 days, to 188 days, to the most recent 262 days.
Even so, Rubens of the VA said the department is on track to meet Shinsekis goals by 2015, given the restructuring in place.
The department has seen a massive increase in claims from veterans in recent years, both younger ones from Iraq and Afghanistan and older ones who have recently been able to file claims on new conditions. Claims the past four years have topped 1 million a year.
While some decisions might be straightforward a soldier loses a limb in battle others are more complicated, requiring extensive medical reviews and research to tie a disability to the veterans time in the military.
Sen. Patty Murray, a Democrat from Washington who chairs the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, said the VAs tardiness and mistake-prone process is totally unacceptable.
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The average time to complete an education claim jumped to 31 days from 24 days; the long-term goal is 10 days.
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We've been raving about Juno lately, praising both its star, Ellen Page, and its writer, Diablo Cody. If you haven't heard much about Cody, here's the short version: Cody (née Brook Busey) is a former stripper who was "discovered" when a talent manager stumbled upon her blog. It's the kind of story that makes you suspicious — you wonder whether she really deserves it, or just got lucky because some schlub was Googling "stripper" one evening. But even if she never pens another screenplay as good as Juno, that one alone makes her a star in my book.
For some people, though, that might have to be all she wrote, at least for a while. Cody's next film is a horror movie, and it sounds pretty gory. Titled Jennifer's Body, it's the tale of a homecoming queen who is possessed by satanic forces and starts to actually devour the boys she dates. "The Homecoming Queen's Got a Gun" meets Freeway, maybe, plus a dash of Sweeney Todd? Early word is that the tone will be more like Heathers — but with more blood. I'm already looking forward to it.
This week, Jennifer's Body got a director, Karyn Kusama. Cody expressed her excitement on her MySpace blog:
I'm stoked as hell. More than anyone, she gets it. She gets it. I'm feeling an early-stage mind-meld, and it is excellent.
Megan Fox (Transformers) will play Jennifer.
How do you go from a quirky tale about unplanned teenage pregnancy to a gory tale about a cannibalistic, demonic teen? On second thought, maybe that's not a big leap. (It almost sounds like a sequel.) It's somewhat surprising for Kusama to be directing a horror film, though; her last movie was Aeon Flux, and she's best known for Girlfight. She also directed an episode of The L Word. (Speaking of Girlfight, Michelle Rodriguez got out of jail this week, but I'll save that for another post.)
I'm glad Cody's not going to limit herself to a particular style of film or a particular audience. After all, she's unconventional in all sorts of ways, and it's serving her well so far. That initial stumble-upon by the talent agent led to the publication of a memoir, Candy Girl: A Year in the Life of an Unlikely Stripper, and, well, things just got better from there. Here's a clip from a recent interview in which Cody talks about stripping, writing and why it's best to have a pseudonym online:
Cody was also handpicked by Steven Spielberg to write the pilot for The United States of Tara, the upcoming Showtime series starring Toni Collette as a woman with multiple personalities. Now that could be awesome. I love it when smart women work with other smart women — whether that work is gory, quirky or whatever else. Cody herself was characteristically sarcastic about the female-bonding stuff in a recent Entertainment Weekly article:
And because she is the new broad in town, studios are sending her any and all projects that star a woman. "If there's a female protagonist or a romance, they just assume it's up my alley. What, because I have a vagina?"
Well, yeah! Actually, no: because you have a vagina and a brain — and are willing to claim both — which seems kinda rare in the movie biz.
Jennifer's Body won't be released until sometime next year. Meanwhile, Cody might not be doing as much writing online from now on. Yesterday on her MySpace blog, she vowed to turn over a new leaf when she moves into her new home:
I'm gonna conduct a little experiment once I move in. Get ready: I am not going to hook up WiFi. I can do email, iTunes and YouTube my phone, and if I need to blog, I can always mosey up the road to visit one of my several Canyon-dwelling friends, some of whom live within actual mosey-ing distance. But the era of all-day, all-night obsessive Internet usage has got to end. Seriously. It's not good for my complexion.
I don't even know what to say. The very notion is anathema to me! (Anathema or bliss; one of those.)
And now for a parting shot — here's Cody clowning around on the set of Juno (doesn't she sorta look like Mandana Jones in this one?):


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This is one of the hardest questions to answer ever. And sorry it took me two months to answer your question. I do love fantasizing about vegan restaurants in other cities. It's one of my favorite past times. For me an amazing restaurant isn't just about the food, it's about the atmosphere and the friends who want to join in on the fun. My favorite restaurants always have great stories.
-I Love Native Foods in Culver City. I love the big group tables. The Chicken Run Ranch Burger with a side of kale is a family staple.
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-Madeleine Bistro is one of my favorites, especially for special occasions. Engagement party, Thanksgiving, Valentines Day, I'm here.
Our nice little engagement party at Madeleine Bistro
-I've been going to Real Food Daily for 15 years. It's where I mingle with the old school vegans.
-I've also been going to Sunday Brunch on Holidays at Inn of the Seventh Ray for 15 years. Their regular menu has now skimped on the once awesome vegan options.
I love the vegan duck at Inn of the Seventh Ray. The duck is in the top left corner. So many lovely options for brunch.
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The San Fran area use to be my haven for vegan friendly restaurants. I know it still is a haven but I don't make as many trips up to San Fran as I use to. So my list is kind of dated.
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U.S. National Slavery Museum board member and eminent historian shares his vision for the facility
Date published: 9/11/2004
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John Hope Franklin was born in Oklahoma 50 years after slavery was abolished. An avid student, he received his bachelor's degree in history from Fisk University at the age of 20 and then went on to Harvard for his master's and doctorate.
Though the scholarly work he is most associated with is "From Slavery to Freedom: A History of African Americans," it is a text Franklin didn't seek to write.
In fact, when Alfred A. Knopf publishing company first approached the young historian shortly after World War II, he turned it down. It took a personal visit and a $500 advance to persuade Franklin it was indeed time for such an undertaking.
Today, 57 years after its first printing, the book is in its eighth edition, has been printed in several languages and continues to be popular with scholars and casual readers alike.
"Many of my colleagues and I consider it to be the Bible in importance to the field," said Darlene Clark Hine, who is the Board of Trustees Professor of African American Studies at Northwestern University and considers Franklin her mentor and friend.
But that text is just one of the prolific writer's works on U.S. history. He has written numerous articles and books, including "Runaway Slaves: Rebels on the Plantation," a recent collaboration with a former student to dispel myths about slavery.
His legacy includes having an institution--the John Hope Franklin Center for Interdisciplinary and International Studies--created in his honor on the Duke campus. His personal and professional papers now make up a special collection in the university's library where a large oil painting of him is also displayed.
That painting, by Washington artist Simmie Knox, depicts Franklin wearing the Presidential Medal of Freedom awarded him by President Clinton in 1995 and shows a framed picture of Franklin's wife at his side.
Aurelia Whittington Franklin died in January 1999. The couple had been married 581/2 years and have one son, John Whittington Franklin, an anthropologist with the Smithsonian Institution.
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Not Sure Colt McCoy's Girlfriend Is The Next Erin Andrews, But Perhaps Someday She Will Be
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But, in McCoy's case, it wasn't really that hard. It turns out that his girlfriend, Rachel Glandorf (who absolutely has to change that name to make it big) is a TV reporter hot on the trail of Erin Andrews. Well, maybe not exactly hot on the trail, but whatever, she's yet another tall blond that major networks like ESPN love to stick in front of the camera. Glandorf (Man that name is awful) is a senior at Baylor and works for CBS affiliate KEYE42 on the side. Seems like she should just transfer to Texas though given how much time she spends there doing news reports.
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Not bad. Her enthusiasm is good, but we need more hand gestures, like the ones Erin Andrews gives. Now for Fan Appreciation Day.
Uh oh, little bit of a pause at the beginning. Can't have that. I'm also unsure how Glandorf will handle the running sideline interview that Andrews has clearly mastered.
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D'Agostini is a 6-foot 198-pound right winger with a feisty attitude that should fit well in the Devils system. He is reported to have good positioning, awareness, speed, and is always in the middle of the action.
The deal benefits both ends in the deal. The Devils acquire a new, young face to add depth to the forwards on the team. For the Blues, it clears 1.8 million dollars off of their salary cap. However, he is scheduled to be a restricted free agent after the completion of the 2013 season.
The Devils General Manager Lou Lamoriello did not say that he was done making moves prior to the April 3rd trade deadline.
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This am I got onto my network fine. Shut down. Ran some errands. Came back and I can't get online. I get this message.
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The Rise of Global Anti-Semitism
October 22, 2014 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Seventy years after the Holocaust, anti-Semitism is once again being expressed publicly and violently. Classic anti-Semitic tropes are freely expressed; signs reading "Jews to the gas" and "Hitler should have finished the job," are common; and Jews have been attacked and murdered. Two panelists will discuss this phenomenon, which is especially prevalent in Europe and the Middle East. more
The Future of Food, Climate, and the Natural World: A Conversation With Jonathan Foley
October 22, 2014 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
On Wednesday, October 22, the Managing Our Planet series will sit down with newly appointed Executive Director of the California Academy of Sciences Executive Director, Jonathan Foley. more
Ukraine, Russia, and the International Order
October 22, 2014 // 3:00pm — 4:30pm
Over the last twenty-five years, the ideal of an integrated Euro-Atlantic community including Russia has gradually faded, as new dividing lines seem to be hardening on the European continent. The Ukrainian crisis and conflict with Russia have effectively brought an end to the post-Cold War era; it remains an open question what will be the outlines and nature of the new era that follows. Please join us as William H. Hill, former head of the OSCE Mission to Moldova, looks at the events in Ukraine from multiple vantage points. What happened in Ukraine and what are the prospects? What motivated Russia's conduct during the crisis, and what are Moscow's likely courses of action in the near and medium term? What are U.S. perceptions, motives, and likely responses to the crisis? Finally, what are the implications of the crisis for the Euroatlantic and global international order? Professor Hill will share his analysis on these questions and Kennan Institute Public Policy Scholar Michael Kofman will provide commentary. more
TPP and the Political Economy of U.S.-Japan Trade Negotiations
October 22, 2014 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
Japan may no longer be the economic threat it once was, but tensions with the United States still prevail over trade, most notably in pushing forward with the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement more
World Population and Human Capital in the Twenty-first Century (Book Launch)
October 23, 2014 // 10:00am — 12:00pm
'World Population and Human Capital in the Twenty-first Century' seeks to provide the top-level insights and detailed projections that policymakers and researchers need to make decisions supporting sustainable development in the 21st century. This book is the culmination of an international effort of more than 550 population experts, led by researchers at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis and the Wittgenstein Centre in Vienna. It provides multi-dimensional projections of age, gender, and education distributions for 195 countries through the year 2100. more
Israel and the Region: A Conversation with Yossi Alpher
October 23, 2014 // 1:00pm — 2:00pm
Events in the Middle East have focused of late on Iraq, Syria, and the battle against ISIS. But Israel retains its centrality as a dynamic actor in the region and sits at the nexus of several critically important issues, including Iran's nuclear program, relations with the Arab world, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Join us for a conversation and discussion of these and other matters with one of Israel's most experienced and foremost analysts of Israeli politics and national security challenges. more
"A Sort of Chautauqua"
October 23, 2014 // 4:00pm — 6:00pm
The Chautauqua is a traveling tent-show that originated in America during the 1800s. These traveling shows featured popular talks intended to edify and entertain, improve the mind and bring culture and enlightenment to the ears and thoughts of the hearer. It is a model that inspires Oleksandr Boichenko, a literary critic, publicist, essayist and translator from Chernivtsi, an emerging center for Ukrainian literature. Boichenko's Chautauqua at the Wilson Center will feature his writings and views on the impact of recent events, from the Maidan to the tenuous ceasefire, on Ukrainian culture. more
Synchronized Factories: Latin America and the Caribbean in the Era of Global Value Chains
October 27, 2014 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
During this policy luncheon, the Inter-American Development Bank and the Latin American Program will present "Synchronized Factories: Latin America and the Caribbean in the Era of Global Value Chains", an IDB Integration and Trade Sector study on trade costs in Latin America and the Caribbean. more
Brazil's Presidential Election: An Early Assessment of the Outcome and its Political, Economic and Foreign Policy Implications
October 27, 2014 // 2:00pm — 3:30pm
Join the Brazil Institute as we discuss the results of the October 26 presidential runoff election and its implications for Brazil. more
Sino-Soviet Relations and the Dilemmas of Socialist Bloc Cooperation: Czechoslovaks in Shanghai, 1956-57
October 27, 2014 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
In contrast to traditional approaches to Sino-Soviet relations that focus on ideological conflict and the role of powerful personalities such as Chairman Mao and Nikita Khrushchev, Austin Jersild draws on the experiences of advisers in China in the 1950s to place the Sino-Soviet alliance and split within the broader history of socialist bloc cooperation and the Cold War competition with the United States. more
FAPESP-U.S. Collaborative Research on the Amazon
October 28, 2014 // 8:30am — 5:30pm
Join the Brazil Institute, FAPESP and the DOE for an all day symposium on collaborative research projects led by scientists in the state of São Paulo, Brazil and in the U.S. targeting the discovery of new science about the Amazon. more
The AIDS Conspiracy: KGB and Stasi Disinformation
October 28, 2014 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
In the second half of the 1980s, the KGB conducted an international disinformation campaign accusing the U.S. of having artificially constructed the virus that causes AIDS at the Pentagon's laboratory for biological warfare in Fort Detrick, Maryland. On the basis of his research with scholar Christopher Nehring in the archives of the former communist secret police in Bulgaria, Germany, and the Czech Republic, Douglas Selvage will present new details about the disinformation campaign and the key supporting role played by the KGB's "fraternal organ," the East German Ministry of State Security or Stasi. more
Are Crime and Violence Prevention Programs Working in Central America?
October 30, 2014 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Guest speakers discuss the effectiveness of U.S. funded citizen security programs in Central America. more
Strategic Rebalancing and the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Assessing U.S. Security and Trade Policy Toward Asia Under Obama
October 30, 2014 // 9:00am — 4:30pm
Centerpieces of United States policy toward Asia—especially East and Southeast Asia—during the Obama presidency have included the "pivot" or "rebalancing" on the security side and seeking a massive Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement on the economic side. With midterm congressional elections looming and the Obama administration beset by foreign policy challenges from outside the East and Southeast Asian region, this full-day conference will assess the progress, problems and prospects of "rebalancing" and the TPP. more
Europe's 2050 Environment Agenda: A Transitions Perspective
October 30, 2014 // 1:00pm — 2:30pm
Hans Bruyninckx, the executive director of the European Environment Agency, will discuss Europe's 2050 agenda and the contribution of environment policy to the transition towards sustainability. more
Chasing Shadows: The Nixon Tapes, the Chennault Affair, and the Origins of Watergate
November 03, 2014 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
Forty years after Watergate forced Richard Nixon to resign, Americans still ask why he launched the cover-up that destroyed his presidency. Ken Hughes traces the origins of Watergate back to the final days of the 1968 presidential campaign, when the Nixon campaign sabotaged Vietnam peace talks for political gain, and argues that Nixon's ultimate loss of the White House was rooted in an obsession with seizing the evidence of the crime by which he gained the presidency in the first place. more
Saddam Husayn and Islam: Ba'thi Iraq 1968-2003 from Secularism to Faith
November 04, 2014 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Rather than beginning with the "Arab Spring," the grassroots resurgence of political Islam began in Iraq in the early 1980s. It immediately exerted powerful influence over the policies of Saddam Husayn and his secular Ba'th regime. In a 1986 secret meeting of the Ba'th leadership, Saddam dragged his reluctant comrades screaming and kicking to accept an alliance with the Muslim Brotherhood, among the Ba'th most feared and despised enemies. In this he launched an incremental Islamization campaign that reached its peak just before the 2003 fall of Baghdad. The book attempts to explain why and how was it done and how it touched the inner souls of party and leader. It seems that ISIS represents a leap from Saddam's Islamization campaign. Is ISIS, then, Saddam's dead hand, thrusting out of his grave in Tikrit? more


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