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AUSTIN, Texas -- For three days, the veterans of a long-ago movement reunited and drew together their spiritual heirs to explore the legacy of the Civil Rights Act a half-century after it transformed America. And then the legacy walked onstage.
President Barack Obama presented himself Thursday as the living, walking, talking and governing embodiment of the landmark 1964 law that banned discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion or national origin.
In a speech that stirred an audience of civil rights champions here at the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum, Obama acknowledged that racism has hardly been erased and that government programs have not always succeeded. But, he added, "I reject such cynicism because I have lived out the promise of LBJ's efforts, because Michelle has lived out the legacy of those efforts, because my daughters have lived out the legacy of those efforts."
Thanks to the law and the movement that spawned it and the progress made after it, Obama said, "new doors of opportunity and education swung open for everybody," regardless of race, ethnicity, disability or sexual orientation. "They swung open for you, and they swung open for me," he said. "And that's why I'm standing here today, because of those efforts, because of that legacy."
The president's speech marking the 50th anniversary of the law Johnson signed in July 1964 was one more moment for Obama to address his own role in history.
Still, Obama used most of Thursday's address to extol Johnson in what could be the most generous speech by any sitting president about the Texan since his funeral, one that all but ignored the Vietnam War. Obama offered little of his own personal journey on race, which might not have connected to some in the room given that the president, the son of an absent father from Kenya and a white mother from Kansas, was a child growing up in Hawaii and Indonesia during the civil rights movement.
Nor did Obama use the speech to advance his policy priorities.
"He did a kind of inspiration and that's important," the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the longtime civil rights activist, said in an interview. "But beyond inspiration, we need the legislation, the budget and the policies to protect Johnson's legacy."
Obama was one of four presidents to address the conference. Jimmy Carter spoke Tuesday and Bill Clinton on Wednesday. George W. Bush spoke Thursday evening.
Obama's praise of Johnson at times sounded like a rebuttal of critics, mainly on the left, who have compared him unfavorably with the signer of so many major pieces of legislation.
"He was charming when he needed to be, ruthless when required," Obama said. "He could wear you down with logic and argument, he could horse trade and he could flatter."
All traits that critics and some supporters say Obama does not seem to have. But unlike Johnson's powerful Democratic majorities, Obama has a Republican House, and he argued that progress continued to be made "however many times we have to take a quarter of a loaf or a half a loaf."
In a ruminative moment, he said: "You're reminded daily that in this great democracy, you are but a relay swimmer in the currents of history, bound by decisions made by those who came before, reliant on the efforts of those who will follow to fully vindicate your vision. But the presidency also affords a unique opportunity to bend those currents by shaping our laws and by shaping our debates, by working within the confines of the world as it is but also by re-imagining the world as it should be."


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Directions: Melt 1-1/2 t margarine in a nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray over medium heat. Add shallot and mushrooms; saute 4 minutes. Add 1 c wine and 3/4 c consomme; cook 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Remove mushrooms, and place in a bowl. Increase heat to high; cook wine mixture 5 minutes or until reduced to 1/2 c. Add to mushrooms in bowl; set aside. Wipe skillet with a paper towel.
Sprinkle pepper over steaks. Melt remaining margarine in skillet coated with cooking spray over medium heat. Add steaks; cook 3 minutes on each side or until browned. Reduce heat to medium-low; cook 1-1/2 minutes on each side or until done. Place on a platter; keep warm.
Combine soy sauce and cornstarch; stir well. Add remaining wine and consomme to skillet; scrape skillet with a wooden spoon to loosen browned bits. Bring to a boil; cook 1 minute. Add mushroom mixture, cornstarch mixture, and dried thyme; bring to a boil, and cook 1 minute, stirring constantly. Serve with steaks. Garnish with fresh thyme.
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NEW YORK, JUNE 21, 2003 (Zenit.org).- New York City has plunged into the long-running debate over how to reform public school education in the United States. Mayor Michael Bloomberg is trying to break the power of entrenched bureaucrats by enlisting former business executives to run the system along the lines of modern management principles, Business Week reported in its June 9 issue.
The scale of the task facing reformers is evident from the fact that only 16% of the students who entered high school in 1998 went on to pass the tests necessary to win a Regents diploma, the degree representing basic competency in core subjects such as math, reading and history. Business Week said the problems extend across the country, with many public schools failing, just as states and cities are facing worsening budget squeezes.
One solution long proposed is the introduction of school vouchers. A recent study involving New York students supported the thesis that vouchers can provide better education for needy students, the New York Times reported June 13.
Two Harvard University professors, Paul Peterson and William Howell, carried out a study of the 1,300 New York students who transferred from public to private schools using a system akin to vouchers. Research showed that black students who entered private schools scored significantly higher than their public school peers on standardized tests. "The most significant finding in the data is that vouchers have a positive effect for African-Americans," Peterson said at a news conference.
The New York Times noted that not all agree over the interpretation of the data, and there are disputes over some methodological questions. Nevertheless, Peterson said that his conclusions had confirmed what other academics had written previously. He also observed: "It does appear that Catholic schools generate higher test scores for African-Americans."
Plans to introduce vouchers in several states are moving ahead. The Colorado Legislature passed a bill allowing certain low-income students to use public money to enroll in private or parochial schools, the Wall Street Journal reported April 7. Eligible are those students who live in large, poorly performing school districts. Approval for the bill came after Colorado voters defeated two voucher-related referendums during the 1990s.
In Florida, the state House recently passed a bill that would give the children of military veterans and active-duty personnel vouchers to pay for private school. According to the Wall Street Journal, there are now 11,000 students enrolled in voucher programs in Milwaukee, 5,000 in Cleveland and 650 in Florida. The Colorado bill should add another 17,500 to these numbers by 2007.
"I have never seen as much legislative activity as I've seen this year," said Clint Bolick, vice president of the Institute for Justice, a Washington, D.C.-based legal advocacy group that helped defend Cleveland's voucher program before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Another reform proposal that is increasingly popular are charter schools. To overcome what some see as an overly rigid public school system, charter schools receive state funds but operate with varying degrees of autonomy from local school districts and rules.
Last Nov. 18 the Washington Times reported that enrollment in Washington, D.C., charter schools reached 11,500 in 2002, spread among 38 schools. Another 1,000 students are on the waiting list. This compares with 67,522 students enrolled in public schools.
Despite its appeal, the charter school movement is having problems. The movement extends to about 2,700 schools in 39 states and the District of Columbia, and educates 600,000 students, the Wall Street Journal reported Jan. 21.
But the number of new charter schools is down, and financial difficulties at a number of institutions have led to stricter regulation. Texas is seeking $5.7 million back from 19 closed charter schools accused of overcharging the state. And a new California law bars operators from opening campuses outside the county or school district that granted their charter.
Yet, many parents continue to be enthusiastic, the Journal noted. According to one estimate the waiting lists at existing charters could fill 900 additional schools.
A New York Times article of March 5 was more critical of charter schools. The article said that in Arizona, which has 457 charters, 36% of them have been rated as underperforming by the state, compared with 19% of public schools.
Another Times article, on April 8, also criticized the charters. The paper accused charters of relying heavily on "young, inexperienced, uncredentialed teachers." The charge was based on a study of charter school educators, ...
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Has Robert Gibbs been on Mars?
Speaking of alluding to terrorist violence for partisan political purposes, recently the anguished Press Secretary Robert Gibbs complained of the sad state of partisan debate over health care.
"Imagine five years ago somebody comparing health care reform to 9/11," Gibbs lamented. "Imagine just a few years ago, had somebody walked around with images of Hitler."
Is this man sane?
"Hitler" ? You think?
For the last eight years, it was considered good liberal politics to evoke Hitler in smearing George Bush. In fact, just about that time in question—when in 2003-5 the then silent Robert Gibbs had resigned as the then press secretary to presidential candidate John Kerry and had helped form a political group to attack Howard Dean and then later joined the Obama Senate campaign that was a beneficiary of the leaked divorced records of mirabile dictu both his primary and general election opponents—I wrote an article precisely about Gibbs' present worries: the evocation of Hitler to demonize political opponents (but I don't remember any Gibbs outrage at the time "five years ago"):
Sen. Robert Byrd (D., W.Va.) more recently likened President George W. Bush's political methodology to what transpired in Nazi Germany. Earlier during the run-up to the Iraqi war, German Justice Minister Herta Daeubler-Gmelin smeared Bush with a similar Hitlerian analogy…
In fact, what do Linda Ronstadt, Harold Pinter, Scott Ritter, Ted Rall, and George Soros all have in common? The same thing that unites Fidel Castro, the European street, the Iranians, and North Koreans: an evocation of some aspects of Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany to deprecate President Bush in connection with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan…. But something has gone terribly wrong with a mainstream Left that tolerates a climate where the next logical slur easily devolves into Hitlerian invective. The problem is not just the usual excesses of pundits and celebrities (e.g., Jonathan Chait's embarrassing rant in the New Republic on why "I hate George W. Bush" or Garrison Keillor's infantile slurs about Bush's Republicans: "brown shirts in pinstripes"), but also supposedly responsible officials of the opposition such as former Sen. John Glenn, who said of the Bush agenda: "It's the old Hitler business."
Thus, if former Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore breezily castigates Bush's Internet supporters as "digital brownshirts"; if current Democratic-party chairman Howard Dean says publicly, "I hate the Republicans and everything they stand for" — or, "This is a struggle of good and evil. And we're the good"; or if NAACP chairman Julian Bond screams of the Bush administration that, "Their idea of equal rights is the American flag and the Confederate swastika flying side by side," the bar of public dissent has so fallen that it is easy to descend a tad closer to the bottom to compare a horrific killer to an American president. … Finally, in such a debased climate, it was no accident that Alfred A. Knopf published a novel, Checkpoint, about musing how to kill Bush. Nor was it odd to hear of a New York play, "I'm Gonna Kill the President," apparently centered around killing Bush. Late last year, a columnist in the Guardian, Charles Brooker, wrote to his British readers on the eve of the election:
On November 2, the entire civilised world will be praying, praying Bush loses. And Sod's law dictates he'll probably win, thereby disproving the existence of God once and for all. The world will endure four more years of idiocy, arrogance and unwarranted bloodshed, with no benevolent deity to watch over and save us. John Wilkes Booth, Lee Harvey Oswald, John Hinckley Jr. — where are you now that we need you?
So again, what if, Mr. President, you had instructed Robert Gibbs instead to issue something like the following warning, "We saw this polarization five years ago with George Bush when he was unfairly demonized by the Left with unmentionable slurs and smears, so let's not repeat that tawdry chapter in American political history in the present debate."
About the same time as the health care debate, the press reported that an unnamed Democratic strategist who had appeared on Fox News got a taste of Chicago muscle. Accordingly to the Chicago Tribune,
"At least one Democratic political strategist has gotten a blunt warning from the White House to never appear on Fox News Channel, an outlet that presidential aides have depicted as not so much a news-gathering operation as a political opponent bent on damaging the Obama administration. The Democratic strategist said that shortly after an appearance on Fox, he got a phone call from a White House official telling him not to be a guest on the show again. The call had an intimidating tone, he said. The message was, "We better not see you on again," said the strategist, who spoke on condition of anonymity so as not to run afoul of the White House. An implicit suggestion, he said, was that "clients might stop using you if you continue."
Instead, what if the President had told his staff, "I disagree with much of what airs on Fox News, but no one in this administration is going to strong-arm anyone from appearing on it. We believe in freedom of expression and are not about to start blacklisting those who associate with a news organization."
Forgotten at Columbia and Harvard?
At about the time of the Fort Hood terrorist attack, the President was hosting a "Tribal Nations Conference." At one point in his remarks, he confessed, "I know what it means to feel ignored and forgotten, and what it means to struggle. So you will not be forgotten as long as I'm in this White House."
What does "ignored" and "forgotten" actually mean in this particular context (I do not think it is a reference to his father's absence or his grandparents careful custodianship)? President Obama went to prep school, the elite and pricey private Occidental College, the Ivy League Columbia University, and Harvard Law School—no doubt thanks either to grants and scholarships or government-subsidized loans. Forgotten and ignored at prep school or Harvard Law Review? If so, what does that make the working classes at Cal State Bakersfield, or those who went into the Marines at 18, or those who began driving a semi at 19? In comparison to the wretched lonely ordeal at Harvard and Columbia, not forgotten and not ignored by American society?
What if instead Barack Obama had said, "We will try to do our best in government to partner with you. I know that I was not forgotten or ignored, but instead was given all sorts of private, state, and federal financial help to ensure that I could attend the most prestigious prep, undergraduate, and graduate schools in the nation. I want to ensure that all others so qualified get the same wonderful opportunities that I enjoyed."
What emerges from this week's presidential observations is a troubling image of a highly partisan, often disingenuous President—who, for some strange reason, is far more eager to castigate political enemies than he is a terrorist who inflicted mayhem against our own American soldiers.*
Update: an earlier rough draft of this essay was mistakenly posted without editing; this latest, longer version incorporates a number of changes and additions.
* If one thinks that is too harsh an assessment, consider this flash news release:
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — The U.S. Homeland Security secretary says she is working to prevent a possible wave of anti-Muslim sentiment after the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas. Janet Napolitano says her agency is working with groups across the United States to try to deflect any backlash against American Muslims following Thursday's rampage by Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, a Muslim who reportedly expressed growing dismay over the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
No doubt her agency can consult The George Washington University Homeland Security Policy Institute (HSPI) that established the Presidential Transition Task Force, which counted among its expert panelists one "Nidal Hasan
Uniformed Services University School of Medicine"—I suppose temporarily on sick leave. (Should we take bets that Hasan will return to some sort of quasi-official advisory role as part of the government's ongoing efforts to keep us safe?)
When the entire story emerges of Hasan's prior clear record of demonstrable hate and venom, and when such transgression is collated with the military's inaction, and when all that is juxtaposed to the tepid, appeasing response of the Obama administration, I predict that there will be a firestorm that we have not yet witnessed. What we are enduring is surreal—have we lost our collective minds?


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• The Greyhounds finished .500 or better in conference play for the fourth-straight season and the fifth time in seven seasons under head coach Joe Logan.
• Loyola made its second, first game exit under Logan in the MAAC Championships. The team is 5-2 under Logan in the first game of the Championships.
• Katie Sheahin led Loyola in scoring with 15.1 points per game. She also led the team with 102 steals, 34 blocks, and 93 assists.
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• This season, the Hartford women's basketball team was picked to finish third in the America East Conference.
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• The loss to Syracuse (59-42) marked the eighth straight season Hartford entered the postseason, with three WNIT bids and five trips to the NCAA tournament.
• The Hawks return all but one player from 2012, including all five starters.
• Senior Ruthanne Doherty was named to the preseason All-Conference team. Doherty led the team in scoring last season, averaging 12.8 points in her junior year.
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Early testing of DSC127 demonstrated that its healing powers may work by promoting the recruitment of mesenchymal stem cells to sites of tissue injury. Mesenchymal stem cells are integral to the creation of several tissue types including skin, beginning in the fetal stages of development.
DSC127 is a novel angiotensin analog that was shown in various animal models to promote healing and reduce scar formation. As a person ages and gets beyond the age of rapid growth, the number of his or her mesenchymal stem cells greatly diminishes. However, administration of DSC127 at the site of tissue injury may promote the recruitment of mesenchymal stem cells in numbers that support the rapid healing of tissue. Application of DSC127 in various animal models has resulted in the increased pace of angiogenesis, as well as increased keratinocyte and extracellular matrix production, all key drivers for dermal repair.
U.S. Biotest, founded by Drs. Gere diZerega and Kathleen Rodgers, maintains an expertise in the licensed compound and has extensive capability in the development of devices and pharmaceutical agents. Drs. diZerega and Rodgers have previously been involved in the development of 4 medical products that have received FDA approval and 7 medical products that are marketed worldwide. Regarding DSC127, they have directed all pre-clinical work, including compound development, manufacturing validation, toxicology studies, successful National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant submissions, acquisition of an Investigational New Drug (IND), and completion of a Phase I clinical trial.
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Strengthening its leadership team, Imprimis has appointed Ms. Gracelle Gerber , a seasoned communication professional with expertise in reputation management and strategic advocacy and former SVP International at Baird's, as the CEO of Imprimis. Gerber joins Imprimis with international expertise and experience in the healthcare and pharma sector as well as industries like ICT, manufacturing, consumer, agriculture and tourism. She has worked extensively across India, Africa and Brazil. Included amongst a wide range of global FDI clients, she was the lead strategic business director for the Tata Group in Africa over the past decade, before moving to India on a full-time basis.
Ms. Nymphia Vishin, formerly the Chief Strategy Analyst at Imprimis, has been appointed the Deputy CEO of the firm. Vishin has been associated with Imprimis for over seven years, working in various leadership positions assisting key clients for their communication mandates. Her experience of working with clients, cutting across a diverse set of industries, gives her the ability to understand business complexities and successfully design communication programs that are suited to specific local
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If you're installing a Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2 file server, we always recommend getting the latest hotfixes from Windows Update. That will include all security updates and updates that are considered important enough to be delivered to all Windows Server users. However, there is a class of hotfixes there not pushed via Windows Update. Typically, you won't get those hotfixes until in the next Service Pack or if you run into the specific issues they address and call Microsoft Support.
As you can imagine, these hotfixes do undergo a more narrow testing, typically focused on resolving specific issues reported by customers. The Service Pack process includes a much broader test process, focused on the complex interactions between multiple hotfixes from different components.
Although this is not the recommended procedure for someone interested in the most stable version of the components, some users prefer to apply the latest version of the SMB and SMB2 file server bits when installing a a server, especially if they have the opportunity to perform extensive tests before going live with the server. However, there used to be no easy way to tell which are the latest non-critical hotfixes, unless you were tracking each individual hotfix that got published at http://support.microsoft.com.
Well, the good news is that the bright folks in Microsoft Support that work specifically with File Services for Windows Server have put together a Knowledge Base article (or a KB) that gives you the latest hotfixes for the SMB and SMB2 file server components. Not only that, they will be keeping that KB updated as new service packs and hotfixes get publish. You see, they are always on top of all the hotfixes being released for their components.
If you'd rather wait for the Service Pack for the less critical updates, that's fine. However, if you want to install the latest version of the components related to the SMB and SMB2 file server (including SRV, MRXSMB and RDBSS), you now have a single place to look them up. And, as usual, perform all the proper testing before deploying to production. Find that new KB at http://support.microsoft.com/?id=2473205.
That's a great step forwards... but is there any chance of something similar for the rest of the Storage technologies (the obvious big one is Storport, but also VDS, VSS, HBAAPI, etc.)? There have been a few blogs that have attempted to pull this information together in the past, but they seem to have been abandoned a long time ago.
It still amazes me that there is no easy way to find the latest hotfixes that apply to given Windows components (or to get notifications on them) - this makes it very hard to self-diagnose issues. Surely a simple page that would take a system binary name (e.g. storport.sys) and OS version, and list all hotfixes that affect it (with file version number and date) isn't that much to ask for?


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The way it is positioned in the horses mouth, the edge of the plate puts direct pressure onto the horses tongue. Where the French Link lays flat on the horses tongue.
In my opinion, a Dr Bristol is a harsher bit.
When this bit is in use, horses can learn to tuck their heads in to avoid the pressure of the bit, so in sense, the hores learns to evade the pressure from the pressure on the tongue that this particular mouth piece gives.
I remember seeing a horse at a HT with blood coming from his mouth. When the vet did an asessment, it was in result to the Dr Bristol mouth piece in the poor creatures mouth, from how harsh his riders hands were out on the CC course.
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I get this message at the top of my page, when I refresh it goes away, but I'd like to know what it is and how to fix it. I thought at first it might have something to do with the SEO plugin but after disabling it I still get that message.
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It allows the internals of the list to know if there has been a structural modification made that might cause the current operation to give incorrect results.
If you've ever gotten
The AbstractList docs give a good detailed description.
Yes. If you ever intend to extend
Taking a look into the actual JDK source code and reading the javadocs (either online or in code) help a lot in understanding what's going on. Good luck.
I would add, you can add JDK source code to Eclipse so that every F3 or CTRL+click on any Java SE class/method points to the actual source code. If you download the JDK, you should have the src.zip in the JDK installation folder. Now, in Eclipse's the top menu, go to Window » Preferences » Java » Installed JREs. Select the current JRE and click Edit. Select the rt.jar file, click at Source Attachment, click at External File, navigate to JDK folder, select the src.zip file and add it. Now the source code of the Java SE API is available in Eclipse. The JDK source code gives a lot of insights. Happy coding :)
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As US officials debated the possibility of reducing the American presence in Afghanistan by an additional 23,000 troops by 2013, militants launched an attack on Afghan officials visiting the site where a US soldier killed 16 Afghan civilians on Sunday. An Afghan soldier and three militants were killed according to police in Kandahar. Two of Afghan President Hamid Karzai's brothers were in the delegation, which is now heading back to Kandahar from the village of Panjwai where the killings occurred. Witnesses reported "bullets coming like rain" for ten minutes, says Al Jazeera.
In the eastern city of Jahalabad, some 400 students took to the streets chanting "Death to America – Death to Obama" and burning an effigy of the US President.
The violence and demonstrations portend more of the same. According to Al Jazeera, the Taliban in Afghanistan "threatened on Tuesday to behead US troops in revenge for the killings." Abdul Rahim Ayoubi, a member of the Afghan parliament from Kandahar, said that many local residents were still deciding how to respond and that "once they decide, there will be no army, no force that can stop them."
Eleven of those killed by the US soldier were all from one family. 60-year-old Abdul Samad had considered his home in Panjwai near an American military base to be safe, says the New York Times. Once a "believer in the offensive against the Taliban," Samad — after seeing the wounded and burned bodies of his wife, four daughters between the ages of 2 and 6, four sons between 8 and 12 and two other relatives — wants the Americans out of his country.
President Obama has promised a full investigation of the killings. A weekend poll said that most Americans favor an early withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan and do not think the war is worth the cost; Obama has still expressed concerns about "a rush for the exits" from Afghanistan where some 130,000 combat troops from the US and its NATO allies are to be stationed until 2014. The US currently has just under 90,000 troops in Afghanistan with 22,000 scheduled to return to the US in September. There is yet no timetable for the remaining 68,000 troops to leave, though Obama has said they will be withdrawn "at a steady pace."
US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta also said that the soldier, who is now in custody after turning himself in following the shootings on Sunday, will be tried under the US military legal code and could face the death penalty.
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It saddens me no end to read this comment you just made Patrick F. passing judgment on a fellow human from the safety of your home particularly as you state in your profile that you wish to make a difference and one of your causes you state peace.
Obviously not conscious yet Patrick.
Happy birthday to you I wish you a conscious awakening in this new year of your life!
Do you really think you can rehabilitate anyone who chooses to murder 16 people, 9 or which are children? Good luck, just turn him over to the enemy and let them make his choices for him. He CHOSE to join the military, what did he think he was doing over there, blowing up balloons for a party?
Deborah V are you really that naive? really?
why are we there? this area of the world will never change and I am so tired of people bitching about my country, the USA when we are the first to help others in need.
I am all for bringing all our troops home. ALL of them. deal with your own problems. ALL our money should stay in MY country.
NONE of you should be allowed to come here.
DeborahVitek, I agree with both your comments and support you, so if "they" ban you, I'll go as well...
This man flipped out because our government sent him to war and 4 tours of duty. If you are young and exposed to that crap it is traumatic.
How about if the all the U.S. military officers and all of the politicians who support this war and train these kids to kill go to prison for the rest of their lives? The entire thing is their fault and if they hadn't turned this young man into a killing machine, if they weren't killing in a country where they have no business to be at all, this would not have happened. This kid needs emergency mental health care, and frankly,so does anyone that supports war.
I may be banned from this site for this opinion, but so be it as it is my long held opinion.
Who in their RIGHT mind would join the U.S. military to go to war? These kids,and overall they are kids, start out as compromised individuals in one way or another and then they are trained to be killing machines by the U.S. military. What do they expect? I would bet that via some convoluted mental processing this poor kid thought that he was following orders or doing his job.
If the U.S. is the "best" country in the world please explain why they can't lead the way to world peace?
Jan M. NO NO NO!!! The fact that US soldiers are outside the USA is not "THE CAUSE OF TERRORISM in the world!!!"
The cause of terrorism is breast- fed/community- fed HATE and FEAR of those that are "different" than us!
Wake up to CONSCIOUSNESS!
Murder is murder, however some people want to rewrite it ~ he killed innocent civilians, NOT enemy combatants ~ and if America has the death sentence on the table for serial killers, then so be it...
AS for the Taliban - why do our governments keep pussyfooting around with them ~ they are NOT true native Afghanis, but invaders of that country ~ they should all be exterminated; otherwise they will always be a cancer eating away at those countries like Afghanistan and Pakistan from the inside out..
DEMOCRACY will never come to places like Afghanistan or Iran, as they themselves DON'T want it ~ the Afghani tribal culture, and the Iranian religious theocracy, both work against either of those cultures accepting democracy being foisted upon them from outside..
But they can still be dragged into achieving more civilised standards for their societies ~ and bought to task for their crimes against humanity.
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1 UNDP/UNFPA/WHO/World Bank Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction, WHO, Geneva, Switzerland
2 Centro Rosarino de Estudios Perinatales, Rosario, Argentina
3 Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University, Khon Kaen, Thailand
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BMC Health Services Research 2011, 11:286 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-11-286Published: 26 October 2011
Effective interventions to reduce mortality and morbidity in maternal and newborn health already exist. Information about quality and performance of care and the use of critical interventions are useful for shaping improvements in health care and strengthening the contribution of health systems towards the Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5. The near-miss concept and the criterion-based clinical audit are proposed as useful approaches for obtaining such information in maternal and newborn health care. This paper presents the methods of the World Health Organization Multicountry Study in Maternal and Newborn Health. The main objectives of this study are to determine the prevalence of maternal near-miss cases in a worldwide network of health facilities, evaluate the quality of care using the maternal near-miss concept and the criterion-based clinical audit, and develop the near-miss concept in neonatal health.
This is a large cross-sectional study being implemented in a worldwide network of health facilities. A total of 370 health facilities from 29 countries will take part in this study and produce nearly 275,000 observations. All women giving birth, all maternal near-miss cases regardless of the gestational age and delivery status and all maternal deaths during the study period comprise the study population. In each health facility, medical records of all eligible women will be reviewed during a data collection period that ranges from two to three months according to the annual number of deliveries.
Implementing the systematic identification of near-miss cases, mapping the use of critical evidence-based interventions and analysing the corresponding indicators are just the initial steps for using the maternal near-miss concept as a tool to improve maternal and newborn health. The findings of projects using approaches similar to those described in this manuscript will be a good starter for a more comprehensive dialogue with governments, professionals and civil societies, health systems or facilities for promoting best practices, improving quality of care and achieving better health for mothers and children.


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I posted these pix on the foal watch but I also thought I should probably post them here as well. This is a colt that we might (probably will) end up with. Dad and I both say we don't need another horse but Step-Mom is dead set on bringing him home so we will see. I say we don't need another horse but I wouldn't complain if we got him either. He is about a month and a half old at this point. Just before John was gelded last year, he managed his way over the fence an in with the neighbor's horses. While he was there, he covered their breeding stock paint mare. Thankfully, they weren't mad about it and were actually looking forward to the baby but since then, their personal situation has changed and they are having to get out of horses. The owner has decided that she won't sell the mare until the baby is weaning age so we'll see whats what after that.
Anyway, enough of my blabbering. On to the pix. Let me know what color you think he will be please. I am hoping for black like John but I am wondering about maybe brown or dark bay.
He is not this over at the knee, he was standing wonky in this pic.
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I was thinking the same thing. Also wondering what it would look like over milk.
Yeah, definitely try that :)
Because they are mica heavy all of them preform like other brands of baked mineral eyeshadow. Wet or a sticky base makes them preform much better pigmentation wise.
i have one of these palettes (a neutral one) and i personally love the way it works when used wet. you might like it like that! =)
I bought like 5 different pallets few years ago n yes they were terrible!
Aww…that's too bad, Connie! :( Looks like I'll just be saving my money then.
Bummer! The packaging looks great, and I love how they set up the shadows in the palette. What a disappointment.
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Omg I look at this exact palette almost every time I go makeup shopping and I've never bought it! I'm kind of glad I didn't now, I can put that craving to rest!
Milani has great product. I absolutely love the cream-to-powder foundation!
You know i always thoug Milani was mor an Italian name..
then then back of the package says Mde in Taiwan.
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Hey Leesha! I was wondering if you had noticed that you have been doing alot of reviews lately, but not much else. not that I am opposed to it by any means, but I like the tutorials too. ;)
Have you tried the colors wet, or with a base their color?
The colors are very beautiful :)
Which camera and lens are you using? I absolutely love the quality off your pictures :) x Christine
You really saved me some money and time because I was really interested in those palettes. Im kinda dissapointed.
Yeah, unfortunately, I too had high hopes for this palette, but the colors were horrible! They swatched really bad, weren't long lasting or pigmented, and were very powdery. I wish I had never bought it ):
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I read this blog too late. Thought the same exact thing.. so excited when i bought it at target but it was such a dissapointing palette.. felt like i had to dig at the eyeshadows multiple times and the pigment was still weak.
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I feel the same way and you also have to leave them at home, I noticed. They shatter very easily and it's almost impossible to put them back together. :/
How weird. I bought this palette about a year ago and it was wicket bright. I loved it. And it looked crazy when wet.
The new wet and wild ones are great, i will add them to my Crazy Contacts so they will really bring out my costume i have planned.
I bought a couple of these palettes and hated them. Not only is the pigmentation horrible, but they break so incredibly easily as well. I gave them all to my younger sister, because I saw no need to keep them.
Maybe it's just me, but I could tell the color payoff would be crap just by looking at it. I'm surprised you even got the swatches as bright/dark as you did.
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