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KC Brothers Construction owners James Rim and Wu Ni want to help build a bridge between Coastal Georgia and China. The Asian American builders are the only private citizens among the city of Hinesville's eight official delegates traveling to the Jiangxi province of south central China next month.
STATESBORO - Great Dane Trailers will bring 400 jobs to Statesboro.
A new manufacturing facility set to be built will bring the jobs over the next four years. Gov. Sonny Perdue says it's a $33.5 million investment.
James M. Floyd Jr., president and CEO of Liberty Shares, Inc. and The Heritage Bank, announced recently that Philip F. Resch has accepted the positions of chief financial officer for both companies. He took over the posts in July.
SAVANNAH - Given today's tough economy, more people are considering the benefits and rewards of small business ownership. While creating a solid business plan is a great start, would-be business owners often lack financial backing and the knowledge to identify and secure financing from other sources. To that end, Savannah Technical College is hosting a free "Open for Business" technical workshop at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 18.
SAVANNAH - Sea Island Company has filed for federal bankruptcy protection with a plan to sell its luxury resorts that have been secluded getaways on the Georgia coast for wealthy travelers and American presidents since 1928.
The family-owned company filed a Chapter 11 plan in federal court Tuesday, saying it's unable to repay more than $600 million owed to to lenders including Synovus Bank, Bank of America and Bank of Scotland after the economic meltdown took a toll on Sea Island's resort and real-estate businesses.
Since the return of Goody's to Hinesville and its July 22 grand opening, the family clothing and accessories store continues to experience steady traffic. "It's been very heavy," assistant manager Lee Deen said. "We've had a little bit everywhere."
Denis Boissonneault from the Coastal Empire Flight Training school shared his love of aviation with Hinesville's Rotary Club Tuesday during the club's weekly meeting at the Western Sizzlin'.
SAVANNAH - Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director Curtis J. Foltz announced Monday that the GPA handled more than 2.63 million twenty-foot equivalent unit containers, added new services and maintained its position as the fourth-highest-volume container port in fiscal year 2010.
SAVANNAH - Savannah Technical College's marketing and hospitality programs will host a free seminar on working in the international market from 10 a.m.-noon Tuesday, Aug. 24. The seminar will be in the Eckburg Auditorium at the Savannah Campus, 5717 White Bluff Road.
The Bryan County News is pleased to formally announce the appointment of Lori Wynn as its new editor.
After nearly a decade on the job, Executive Director Kenny Smiley is leaving his post with the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce.
ATLANTA - State Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond announced Thursday that federal extended unemployment insurance benefits are now being paid to 90,994 jobless Georgians. The benefits were enacted by Congress and signed by President Barack Obama last July 22. The law extends the qualifying time for eligible recipients from June 2
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor reported recently that the preliminary unadjusted unemployment rate in metro Hinesville rose to 8.9 percent in June, up eight-tenths of a percentage point from a revised 8.1 percent in May. Meanwhile, the number of unemployed workers in the metro area increased to 2,900, up 240 from 2,660.
VIP Office Furniture and Supply celebrated 35 years in business July 22 with a luncheon. Barbara Pilkinton and Barbara Meador also celebrated 30 and 20 years, respectively, at VIP.
Ameris Bank announces the sixth annual Helping Fight Hunger Food Drive Initiative during the month of October.
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Realtors Reginald Williams and Toria Wallace have joined Elaine Boggs Realty Group LLC.
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Ashes 2013: England poised to strike fatal first-Test blow
The only thing you could be sure of, for most of this utterly engrossing first Test, was that you couldn't be sure of anything. Now, at last, a little certainty has crept back in.
England were in control on the fourth day, lost it, got it back, lost it again and then finally, as shadows stretched across the parched Trent Bridge outfield and memories of 2005 rang ever louder in our ears, took what should be the decisive hold on a plot that has twisted like the beer snakes in the boozy stands all around.
"Two wickets in two balls, three in 18, and a ground awash with dread, tension and fear was suddenly, ecstatically, alive"
This has been such a rollercoaster of a match that many have started to doubt the evidence of their own eyes. Fat edges to slip have been ignored. Teenage number 11s have top-scored. Fail-safe technology brought in to eliminate howlers has produced monstrous howlers of its own.
Even so, England will stroll out in front of Sunday's full house knowing victory is theirs to seize. Just four tail-end wickets stand between them and a series lead; Australia require 137 more, on a deteriorating track, to upset both odds and the history books.
The unlikely could once again usurp the logical. At Edgbaston eight years ago, Australia began the final day on 175-8, chasing 282, and famously fell just two runs and a Michael Kasprowicz forearm short.
With less than 12 overs of Saturday's play left, it appeared they might get there this time with a little more to spare - seven wickets in hand, more than halfway to their target, England's bowlers struggling to find turn off the pitch or wobble through the air.
As throughout the match, the exact moment one side began to believe, the other struck. Two wickets in two balls, three in 18, and a ground awash with dread, tension and fear was suddenly, ecstatically, alive.
A score of 161-3 became 164-6. Seesaws tipped. Sticky palms cooled just a little.
The key wicket, as on the penultimate Edgbaston evening in 2005, was that of Michael Clarke. This being the match it has been, even that did the hokey-cokey: out, in, out, in and finally out again.
"England should win - it's going to take a miracle for Australia. Ashton Agar has to play even better than he did in the first innings and I don't think it's going to happen. England have put a lot into it and they were tired at the end. There was a point in the afternoon where they were worried. I don't think they bowled badly - the pitch is just so slow that if you wait for it, you can get runs."
That it was Stuart Broad who induced the little nick behind that Clarke refused to walk for was an irony lost on no-one. Neither was the fact that the umpire with the decision to make was once again Aleem Dar, who had missed such a gargantuan edge from Broad to Clarke to such uproar almost exactly 24 hours before.
England celebrated. Clarke waited. Dar signalled for a replay to see if the ball had carried. It had. England celebrated again. Clarke, shrugging, called for a review. The decision came down from above: clear nick. Dar's finger went up for the second time.
If Broad's refusal to walk had caused many to get lost in a moral maze, this as least simplified things. Romantics walk. Test batsmen don't.
The result should have been just as straightforward. No side has ever successfully chased more than 284 in the fourth innings to win a Test at this ground. Australia have only once chased over 250 in England, when they made that famous 404-3 at Headingley in 1948, dragged home by Don Bradman's unbeaten 173 and his great pal Arthur Morris's 182.
This Australian team is not within hailing distance of the Invincibles. But at 110-1 and then when Clarke and Steve Smith were in partnership, this outfit of old pros and young bucks looked like it might just be able to match their mighty deeds that day.
The tension, for the thousands sweltering in the stands, was at times insufferable. Throughout both afternoon and evening, every ball felt unmissable, every run scored or saved critical.
To England's rescue came Broad, his playing reputation restored as his personal one was questioned the day before.
In the morning his 65, from a partnership with centurion Ian Bell of 138, had taken England from a perilous slump to a commanding lead. In the afternoon that followed, his taking of the first wicket in Shane Watson and totem in Clarke were the pivotal breakthroughs in an exhausting war of attrition.
Broad's last Test fifty came more than 18 months ago. In 23 innings since then he was averaging just 13. With the ball in the first innings here he took just one wicket. To turn around his fortunes so quickly in such style was further proof of his critical role in this England team.
That this match has even gone into a fifth day is in some ways remarkable. There was a point, when England were 11-2 in their second innings just after tea on the second day and still trailing by 54, that some judges thought it might not get into a third.
Clarke is still insistent that his weary troops have a chance.
"The way we've seen this game, the ride of this Test match over four days, anything can still happen on Sunday," he said on Saturday evening.
"I won't be surprised if, come tomorrow, we don't lose a wicket and win after lunch. I still think there's some fight left in us."
In first innings hero Ashton Agar and vice-captain Brad Haddin he has men who can score runs; if each of the last four were to make their current Test averages, Australia would breeze it.
England, as they did on that Sunday at Edgbaston, should have enough to keep the miracles at bay. And this time, they should do so without inducing panic attacks in their watching support.
Comment number 48. Posted by gasperatedon 14 Jul 2013 13:57
Well done the England and Australia players, great match, could have gone either way. Fed up with the hypocrisy of some of the commentators.
Broad is the terrible person for not walking, no criticism for Haddin for not walking. If you think not walking is cheating, surely it shouldn't matter how much of an edge you get.
Comment number 47. Posted by Chris Steeron 14 Jul 2013 12:49
The scores are level, Haddin edges it to Prior, the umpire is unmoved by the huge England appeal, Haddin walks, the spirit of cricket rises from the ashes, and cosmic balance is restored.
Comment number 46. Posted by Chungaon 14 Jul 2013 10:16
You lot have the better team at the moment, there's no doubt about that, and deserve the victory. You have more experience in terms of individuals and as a unit and are reaping what has been sown over a number of years. But there has been little resembling the complete dominance some predicted, as an Aussie it is really heartening and encouraging to see some of our young guys fighting hard.
Comment number 45. Posted by over_thereon 14 Jul 2013 10:05
England likely to win, yes, but even metaphorically I fail to see what is fatal about it. No doubt once the victory is secure BBC's sports headline writers will return to familiar territory with England "stunning" Australia.
Comment number 44. Posted by Anton 14 Jul 2013 09:54
@37, you're probably right!! Luckily though, England only need FOUR wickets and Australia will only win by ONE run, since should it happen, nobody is going to carry on playing past that point. I think your cricket knowledge may be somewhat questionable
Comment number 43. Posted by MrFishyFingerson 14 Jul 2013 09:46
Regardless of result, England need to look at the team for the next test. Virtually bowled Aus out with only 2 bowlers in 1st inns, now Broad is half-fit they are trying with 2.5 this time around. Finn has been mightily disappointing, no control at all. Both Bresnan and Onions have moved above him in pecking order on this showing. Only thing that might save him is that next test is at Lords.
Comment number 42. Posted by North Westerneron 14 Jul 2013 09:18
Cricket history may favour England but anyone who thinks the Aussies are already beaten is a fool.
England have a history of failing to kill off teams when they should win.
It's ours to lose - and we could still manage that quite easily!
Comment number 41. Posted by alanbristolon 14 Jul 2013 09:09
Thoughts on Man of the Match? In my opinion, Ashton Agar should get the award as there would probably have been no MATCH without him. Although Bell had an invaluable innings, the award should not necessarily go to someone from the winning side – if England do win. Agar's performance, age, and out-performing the 'specialists' is the one that will be remembered for very many years to come.
Comment number 40. Posted by Sageon 14 Jul 2013 09:03
Wikipedia states 'Agar (agar-agar) can be used as a laxative, an appetite suppressant'
If he gets another 50 today there will be a few who will agree.
Comment number 39. Posted by knowitallon 14 Jul 2013 08:54
Over by lunch time.
Comment number 38. Posted by TOBTOBTOBon 14 Jul 2013 08:49
They can't win by 50-100 runs, unless everyone just keeps playing after Aus have won!!! Also, we only need another 4 wickets!
Comment number 37. Posted by geordie mickon 14 Jul 2013 08:43
I remember 82 and know that anything can happen in cricket. I think Australia will win this by 50-100 runs cos Peter Siddle can bat really good when he has to and there won't be enough time for England to get the last five Aussies out but like my dad said - catches win matches.
Comment number 36. Posted by Sageon 14 Jul 2013 08:40
Sunday lunch.
Aussie red meat on the BQ. I like mine well done and washed down with fine English Ale.
Come on England.
Comment number 35. Posted by Riggadonon 14 Jul 2013 08:12
Time to put some convicts to the sword, what!
Comment number 34. Posted by Surely noton 14 Jul 2013 08:06
It won't be as close as the romantics are hoping.
Clarke has, through petulance, completely wasted his last review.
The wicket is not getting better.
However the fact that Australians bottle under pressure will be the main consideration.
As a nation, they talk big, fail big.
It's very satisfying.
Comment number 33. Posted by CharlieCon 14 Jul 2013 08:05
It ain't over till the fat lady sings.....or Jimmy, Broady and Swanny show us what they're truly made of!
Comment number 32. Posted by Mr Chipson 14 Jul 2013 07:44
Unbelievable so many are writing off Australia just as they wrote off Agar when he came out first time. Cook was found wanting then, had no answers, no imagination. Can't afford to bowl Finn either. They will take it to the wire at the very least
Comment number 31. Posted by Spaced Invaderon 14 Jul 2013 07:42
'if each of the last four were to make their current Test averages, Australia' would breeze it'
A little misleading! You can't give a player a Test average until he's actually completed a Test...
Comment number 30. Posted by Rob Olivieron 14 Jul 2013 07:33
England must be on the offensive this morning, but be very accurate and sensibly; otherwise they will allow these last 4 Ozzies to win the match with easy runs. Finn is a worry for bowling short, wide and down leg.
Comment number 29. Posted by Taroton 14 Jul 2013 07:30
That's how we got an empire in the first place. Stealing land by force has surely got to be a form of cheating .
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AURORA, Ontario, March 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Helix BioPharma Corp. (TSX, FSE: "HBP") announced that its registration statement on Form 20-F has been declared effective by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC").
Accordingly, Helix's common shares are now registered with the SEC pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Registration of Helix's shares in the United States allows its shares to be solicited and traded by licensed brokers in the United States in compliance with SEC regulations and blue sky requirements in various states in the United States.
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The Company's registration statement on Form 20-F is a full registration of the Company's common shares with the SEC as a foreign private issuer similar to a Form 10 filing for a domestic issuer in the United States. Helix's registration statement, as amended, has been filed with the SEC and Canadian Securities Administrators and is available online at www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml and www.sedar.com, respectively.
As a result of the registration statement being declared effective, Helix will be obligated to file continuous disclosure documentation applicable to foreign private issuers with the SEC and will be obligated to prepare a reconciliation of its annual financial statements to generally accepted accounting principles in the United States.
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The United Sates on Tuesday led an effort to restore specific sexual orientation-inclusive language to the UN resolution condemning extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions.
The resolution affirms member states' obligation to human rights and highlights groups that have historically been subject to extrajudicial executions, including ethnic, religious and other minority communities, therein asking that member nations make a commitment to thoroughly investigate such killings. The resolution has included sexual orientation for the past 10 years.
Last month, Morocco and Mali introduced an amendment on behalf of African and Islamic nations that deleted specific wording relating to "sexual orientation", replacing it with "discriminatory reasons on any basis."
That amendment passed by a narrow 79–70 vote. The resolution was then approved by the committee, which includes all 192 member states. (For a full list of how the member nations voted, please click here.) This vote then required ratification.
Human rights groups condemned the move, with Philippe Bolopion of Human Rights Watch saying: "It's a step backwards and it's extremely disappointing that some countries felt the need to remove the reference to sexual orientation, when sexual orientation is the very reason why so many people around the world have been subjected to violence."
On Tuesday however, the United Sates introduced an amendment to reintroduce the language. The General Assembly approved the sexual orientation-inclusive language with 93 votes in favor, 55 against and 27 abstentions. The resolution was then adopted with 122 affirmative votes, no votes against and 59 abstentions.
The resolution now again states: "To ensure the effective protection of the right to life of all persons under their jurisdiction and to investigate promptly and thoroughly all killings, including those targeted at specific groups of persons, such as…killings of persons belonging to national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities, or because of their sexual orientation…."
Reuters reports that the amendment produced negative reactions from certain UN member states, with Zimbabwe's UN Ambassador Chitsaka Chipaziwa comparing the move to codifying acceptance of bestiality and pedophilia, saying: "We will not have it foisted on us. We cannot accept this, especially if it entails accepting such practices as bestiality, pedophilia and those other practices many societies would find abhorrent in their value systems."
He continued, "In our view, what adult people do in their private capacity by mutual consent does not need agreement or rejection by governments, save where such practices are legally proscribed."
Mr. Chipaziwa overlooks the fact that the resolution merely maintains what has been a decade-long inclusion of sexual orientation, and does nothing to change the resolution nor enforce anything that was not there before. His comparison of homosexuality to crimes like bestiality and pedophilia perhaps speaks volumes as to why this resolution is needed in the first place.
U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice welcomed the adoption of the amended resolution, saying, "Today, the United Nations General Assembly has sent a clear and resounding message that justice and human rights apply to all individuals regardless of their sexual orientation."
The International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Commission also applauded the vote, while noting, however, that there still exists no mention of gender identity, an omission that they urge member states to remedy.
Excerpts from the IGLHRC press release appear below (emphasis added):
"This, of course, could not have happened without the concerted and passionate efforts of several governments. But what this victory also demonstrates is the power of civil society at the UN and working across countries and regions to demand that their own governments vote to protect LGBT lives." said Cary Alan Johnson, Executive Director of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC). "The outpouring of support from the international community sent the strong message to our representatives at the UN that it is unacceptable to make invisible the deadly violence LGBT people face because of their actual or perceived sexual orientation."
Following the November vote, civil society from around the world – including strong coalitions from the Global South – were vocal in pressuring their governments to support critical human rights protections for LGBT people. As the ad hoc civil society coalition from South Africa noted:
"The November amendment … aggravates an already difficult environment for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people and their defenders, who live in continual fear of violent attack and experience discrimination throughout Africa and many other parts of the world. …and ignores the overwhelming evidence that people are routinely killed around the world because of their actual or perceived sexual orientation."
This marks a return to previous inclusive language that governments in the UN have supported for close to a decade. These abuses have also been consistently documented by UN Special Rapporteurs in reports to the UN Human Rights Council and its predecessor, the Commission on Human Rights, a point noted in today's statement by Belgium on behalf of the European Union.
Regrettably, governments have so far failed to include in the resolution mention of, or specific protection around, killings committed on the basis of gender identity. This is despite the fact that transgender people around the world are among those most vulnerable to violence and killings.
Several swing states indicated a change from their votes in November. South Africa, a key vote from the African region, stated that in today's vote they were "guided by our Constitution that guarantees the right to life" and that "no killing of human beings can be justified whatsoever." Colombia, which abstained on the earlier vote, also offered its unequivocal support during the new vote.
Although several countries claimed a supposed lack of a definition of sexual orientation in international law as a reason for their opposition, countries such as Rwanda firmly rejected this saying: "Take my word, a human group need not be legally defined to be the victim of executions and massacres as those that target their members have [already] previously defined [them]. Rwanda has also had this bitter experience sixteen years ago. It is for this that the Delegation of Rwanda will vote for this amendment and calls on other delegations to do likewise."
Today's vote affirms the message of UN Secretary Ban Ki Moon, who on International Human Rights Day, delivered an unequivocal statement – much quoted by States supporting the amendment – on the obligation of the UN and its member states to end violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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You can read the full press release and also view a full list of how member states voted by going to the IGLHRC website here.
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Lindsay, I did NOT say that pedophilia wasn't legal anywhere. You completely missed my point. I said that nowhere does a gay rights law give protection for pedophilia.
Of COURSE Muslims are "humans just like you are"....etc. So was Hitler. So was Pol Pot. Humanity does horrible things in the name of religion.
You'll notice that slavery doesn't exist in the US any longer...although it does exist in Muslim countries. So does religious and sexual persecution. Muslim countries have no freedoms of speech, religion and other personal liberties we take for granted...such as education for women.
The day "moderate" Muslims rise up and overthrow the leaders who perpetuate the cruelties and oppressions of that religion, I'll support them.
Meanwhile, anyone who ignores the characteristics of those governments is foolishly optimistic. Ultimately, Islam IS what's written in a book...because those people who enjoy the power it gives them to interpret the hateful words of the hadiths, etc, BECOME Islam!
Stonings, floggings, beheadings....all these things are clearly sanctioned in the Koran...they ARE Islam until someone stops them.
A MUSLIM IS A PERSON JUST LIKE YOU ARE. A person with a FAMILY, with SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS, with the same need to eat and rest and learn and love......
I have come to the conclusion, that the ANTI-MUSLIM PROPAGANDA that says otherwise, is coming from CERTAIN FUNDAMENTALIST "CHRISTIAN" GROUPS; groups that people mistakenly TRUST, because they have that "Christian" appellation.
They do have APPALLING LAWS in several predominantly Muslim countries.
They do have APPALLING LAWS in several predominantly CHRISTIAN countries, too {look up some Eastern European countries' laws on Gays, for example}.
They DID have APPALLING LAWS in the U.S. past {Slavery, for example}; and in ALL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES YOUR ANCESTORS PRESUMABLY CAME FROM. {It would make me SICK TO MY STOMACH to give many examples here! Torture, burning at the stake for heresy...}
Islamic countries haven't been fortunate like some of ours, to have a Religious Reformation and Democratic Revolutions. {Some say they are still "in the Middle Ages". Like OUR "Middle Ages" of the "West".}
BUT I ASSURE YOU, IN EACH AND EVERY MUSLIM COUNTRY THERE ARE EDUCATED, ENLIGHTENED MUSLIM PEOPLE WORKING TO CHANGE THAT. Often at great risk, of course! BUT THESE MUSLIM PEOPLE DO EXIST... AND THEY WILL EVENTUALLY WIN. History is on THEIR side; however hard they may have it now!
Again it bears repeating: Muslims, just like Christians and Jews and others, pick out those parts of Scripture that SUIT them; and ignore the rest! So: Peace!
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I think Jon Stewart hasn't read your post on him; I am very confused about what he said, he didn't say it very clearly; but I came to the conclusion {BEFORE I read your post}, that he didn't mean what you think he meant. That is for him to say, of course. But I had to read the post over & over again to make sense out of it. I think he is talking about "definitions" that OTHER people might use; without saying those are HIS "definitions". That is just MY opinion. Hope I am right!
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"Islam" is NOT what is written in a Book! {"Christianity" is not what is written in a Book!} Islam is the PEOPLE; who INTERPRET what is written in the Book! {Xianity is the PEOPLE who... etc.}
The Quran has both "peaceful" and "warlike" passages. {The Bible has both... etc.}
I have actually read discussions by Muslim scholars about the "peaceful" and "non-peaceful" passages; that is actually a problem that intelligent educated Muslims discuss among themselves. {Just as Christian scholars and students, priests and pastors and laypeople, do! Wow, think of that!}
JUST LIKE CHRISTIANS; Muslims PICK OUT the passages that suit them at the time, the ones they WANT to believe in!
Finally, IN EVERY MUSLIM COUNTRY WITHOUT EXCEPTION, there are Progressive individuals and leaders and WOMEN, who WANT to change their countries and religion for the BETTER! You have to DIG a bit to HEAR about them; but I can tell you, THEY DO EXIST. It's not easy for them, believe me!
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I can't send another star to Lindsey, so I'll just copy what she said. The next time you hear someone misguidedly prattle on about "peaceful, loving Islam"...remember this, ok?
"Opposed to amendment (55):
Afghanistan, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Benin, Botswana, Brunei Dar-Sala, Burkina Faso, Burundi, China, Comoros, Congo, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Gambia, Ghana, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malawi, Malaysia, Mauritania, Morocco, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Russia, Saint Lucia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Swaziland, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, Tanzania, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe
The Islamic world in general doesn't appear to have much of a problem with the killing of homosexuals, does it? Even a relatively 'moderate' nation such as Jordan."
Actually, pedophilia is legal in some countries - in which very young girls are so often forced into arranged marriages. And a piece of paper (a marriage license) gives permission for those children to be molested every day of their lives from then on.
My mistake, Jon Stewart. I thought you were on my friends list but you're not---- but that makes no difference. I'm still asking the same question I asked in that posting: Do you personally really conflate homosexuality with bestiality and pedophilia?
I am merely another Care2 member and you certainly are not obligated to answer me. As I said, as far as I recall, I've always agreed with your comments on political stories and others and I've sent you green stars more than once. I would just like to know for future reference if what you wrote here is really how you see this.
BMutiny, that is so very true! Few of the African countries, as well as the Carribean islands and other parts of the world in general had problems or laws against homosexuality until the British, French and Dutch imported their extreme homophobia and codified it into laws, especially in the Victorian period.
Jon Stewart, there is NO PLACE ON EARTH where laws allowing homosexuality include protections for people who practice pedophilia or bestiality. Those are two completely unrelated, seperate items and there is nowhere they are legal. Lumping those two criminal acts with homosexuality is a favorite tactic of the rightwingers and homophobic groups.
You're on my friends list and I've seen you make plenty of thoughtful comments on all kinds of stories. I am shocked to see you write this false flag conflation here on this thread! Of course you don't have to answer me, but I would like to know why you wrote that here? I would like to know if you really believe that pedophilia and bestiality are equated with homosexuality and treated the same anywhere by anyone?
Gay rights are about the rights of consenting adults to love whom they wish. I shouldn't even need to state the obvious that neither of the criminal acts you conflated with homosexuality involve "consent", which neither a child nor an animal can give. Only when homophobes use this tactic does anyone need to address those criminal acts in the same breath as gay rights and it really pisses me off when I have to.
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Getting back to the topic, I had a rather hair rasing and experience that ended up being funny after it resolved. I didn't get off work until after 9:00 pm. I was on my way home, and a car pulled up behind me at the traffic light where I enter I-55 North from Ill Route 6. I thought nothing of it as that allways heppened, but this is where it gets wierd. I pull on to the high way, and that car sticks right with me. I passed a truck, and then pulled right into the right lane again. That same car followed me and was never more then 2 car lengths from my rear end. I started feeling a little freaked, so I stepped it up a notch. The car behind did like wise. I stepped it up another notch, and so did the car behind me. I was doing about 110 miles per hour down I-55, and the car behind me didn't miss a beat. Finaly, I decided 'this is rediculous, so I pulled over to the shoulder, and decided to confront the indivudual. I pulled over, he pulled over. BEfore I could do anything, this young girl, couldn't have been older then 17 or 18 got out. I didn't want to turn the tables and scare the bejeebers out of her so I simply rolled down my window. She yelled: "What the F&%-blankdty blankdty blank are you doing, Jake????" I poked my head out and said "I'm not Jake, I'm mike." and she suddenly turned beat red with embarassment. "Oh my God......I didn't know so many guys drove Mervury Milans..."
As it turned out, she was supposed to meed her boyfriend at the intersection of Route 6 and I-55, and follow him in his car to a friend's house where there was going to be a party. She mistook my Mercury for her boyfriends.
We both had a good laugh, and I continued on my merry way. Too bad she couldn't be 30 years old, and not mistaken me for another guy. ( narf narf )
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Winter has hit the Firelands area. The Huron County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) reminds all citizens to take the time to be prepared and protected in the event of severe winter weather.
"We just try to warn people to get prepared the best they can," EMA Director Bill Ommert said. "Winter is a beautiful time with all the scenery, but I know what it causes."
Huron County residents endured a particularly difficult February this year, with sub-zero temperatures and a blizzard forcing school closings and crippling businesses.
The first significant snowfall of this winter occurred Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, leaving a few inches on the ground and forcing most area schools to delay the start of classes.
Ommert said the National Weather Service is predicting more snow than normal and colder than normal temperatures.
"That's at this point," he said. "But that's subject to change."
The winter can pose serious issues.
"In July, if your furnace goes out, you might sweat, but if it goes out in January, you're in serious trouble," Ommert said. "And there are ice storms, which are the worst. Ice can take down power lines."
And tornadoes are even possible in winter.
"Remember last year, around Christmas, there was a severe thunderstorm with lightning and rain," Ommert said. "Yes, tornadoes can happen any month of the year."
Be prepared. No matter the incident, have enough food, water and supplies to sustain every member of the household for 72 hours. Store the kit in an easy-to-carry container, such as a backpack or duffle bag. Be sure to include:
n Bottled water (at least one gallon per day per person)
n Non-perishable packaged or canned food and manual can opener
n Battery-powered radio and extra batteries
n Flashlight and small tools (pliers, wrench, screwdriver)
n Candles and matches
n First Aid kit and prescription medicines (drugstore may be inaccessible or closed during a storm)
n Change of clothing and hygiene items
n Pre-moistened towelettes, napkins, paper towels
n Sleeping bags, blankets, pillows
n Special items for infants, the elderly or disabled
n Disposable eating utensils (paper plates, plastic cutlery)
Home protection tips: Remove dead tree branches. Ice and snow, combined with winter winds, can cause limbs to snap, creating a hazard to homes, cars, and passersby. Clean gutters. Snow and ice can build up quickly, especially if your gutters are clogged with leaves and debris. When thawing begins, the water has nowhere to drain and can back up under your roof and eaves, causing wall and ceiling damage. Consider buying screens to keep your gutters debris-free.
Check your homeowner's insurance policy to make sure coverage is adequate.
During extreme cold weather, power outages or blizzards, wrap water pipes with newspapers or blankets; each provides additional insulation and can help prevent the pipes from bursting. If you have water pipes on the outside of your residence, surround the pipes with bales of hay so the outside pipes do not freeze. Never set the thermostat below 55 degrees when your home is unoccupied.
During the winter, drain pipes if your power goes off or if you plan an extended stay away from home.
To drain, turn off the water heater and main water supply. Open all faucets in the house and drain the system by keeping the valves open. Drain all toilets by holding the lever down until the tank empties. If well water is used, the pump's electric switch should be shut off and the pressure tank and system should be drained.
Make sure auxiliary heaters and fireplaces are adequately maintained and serviced. Many fires related to auxiliary heating sources are preventable through simple maintenance.
Before installing a wood-burning stove, check with local fire officials for codes and proper installation techniques. Do not store kerosene in a non-approved container or in your home. Be sure to keep alternative heat sources from flammable materials (walls, curtains, etc.).
Winter fire safety tips: One of the best ways to protect you and your family from a house fire is by having working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in your home. By providing early warning of a fire, smoke detectors add additional seconds that can make the difference between life and death.
Install a smoke detector on each level of your home and outside each sleeping area. Test the detectors once a month and change the batteries at least once per year (a good reminder is when we set our clocks backward an hour every October). Develop an escape plan with two ways out of each room. Practice your fire escape plan with your family and include a night-time drill. Don't use your oven or stove to heat your house. Smoking-related fires are the number one cause of fire fatalities in Ohio; make sure all cigarettes are properly distinguished. Keep matches and lighters up high and out of the reach of children.
Heating equipment fires are the second leading cause of fire deaths in American homes and the biggest fire culprit from December through February. Here are some specific fire prevention tips to keep in mind when heating your home:
n Portable and other space heaters: Portable and space heaters can be fueled by electricity, natural.
n Gas, liquid or solid fuel: All must be kept at least 3 feet from anything that can burn, including furniture, bedding, clothing, pets and people.
Space heaters should not be left on when you are not in the room or when you go to sleep. Children and pets should be supervised when space heaters are in use.
If you are using a kerosene heater, make certain the wick is cleaned and adjusted according to the manufacturer's specifications. Review operating and safety instructions. If you have a liquid-fueled space heater, use fuel recommended by the manufacturer. Never use gasoline or any other substitute fuel because the wrong fuel could cause a serious fire. When refueling, turn off the heater and cool it down before adding fuel. Ensure everyone is aware of the high fire hazard associated with drying clothing or placing combustibles over heaters.
n Fireplaces and wood stoves: Be sure to annually replace the batteries in carbon monoxide detectors. Prior to the start of winter, have your chimney inspected by a professional and cleaned if necessary. Creosote, a chemical substance that forms when wood burns, builds up in chimneys and can cause chimney fires. To reduce the buildup of creosote in your chimney, you should burn only dry, seasoned wood and avoid slow burning, smoky fires.
Always use a fireplace screen. Light a fire using only a small quantity of paper and kindling. Never use flammable liquids to kindle a fire. Create a 3-foot safety zone around your stove. Keep furniture, clothing and anything else that can burn at least 3 feet away. Never leave small children in a room where a wood stove is in use. Wood stove users should dispose of ashes in metal containers with tight-fitting lids and set the container only on a non-combustible surface. Never dispose of ashes in a trash container.
Winter health and safety tips: Winter's various dangers to people can occur suddenly, like a heart attack while shoveling snow, or slow and stealthily like carbon monoxide poisoning. Hypothermia and frostbite are always a concern, especially for the elderly and people with chronic health conditions.
The Ohio Department of Health and the Ohio Department of Aging offer these vehicle safety tips to help keep you and your family safe this winter season:
Winterize your vehicle. Get a tune-up to save wear and tear on its battery. Consider buying snow tires or chains for the tires, as your travel dictates. Chains would be best on glare ice.
Check the radiator for its coolant level and check the sturdiness of hoses and belts.
Refer to the vehicle manual to see if a lighter grade of motor oil is recommended for winter driving.
Check and replace all burned out headlights, tail lights and turn signals.
Ensure each tire's treads are 1/16-inch deep for adequate traction.
Ensure the brakes are in proper working order.
Keep a bottle of window washer fluid in the trunk and ensure wiper blades are in good working order.
Keep the exhaust pipe clear of snow. Poisonous gases filter into your vehicle if the pipe is clogged.


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Spooked Bear Climbs Up Into the Tree Stand [VIDEO]
You've always been told 'never try to outrun a bear'... This is a prime example of why.
You've always been told 'never try to outrun a bear'... This is a prime example of why.
Kid Rock is taking some heat after Ted Nugent posted a photo of a mountain lion he killed during a recent hunting trip.
Any hunter will tell you, misses will happen. Unfortunately, this Russian is such a bad shot, he has to hop out and beat his food to death.
Earlier this week we hit the range for some quality trigger time to brush up, sight in and get ready for turkey season. Any opportunity to shoot guns and ditch work I'm in! While there's certainly no shortage of hunting and how to videos online, we wanted to offer up an instructional video just for you: How to Hunt Turkey Like a Man!
A crazy video of a bird trying to make friends with a hunter. This guy's out in a stand, all of a sudden this bird shows up and won't leave. It even perches on his rifle. Damn nature, you crazy as hell!
Rabbit hunting with a twist-and a hiss!
On September 1, the record for the largest alligator ever caught in Mississippi was 697.5 pounds. That record was broken not once but twice on Sunday, the first day of the state's alligator-hunting season.
Hunting upland birds like quail, dove, grouse and pheasant has it's challenges. Most center around terrain, guns, gear, dogs and proper technique. After watching this video maybe we're going about it all wrong! After all there's no need for dogs, gear and guns when you can just reach out and grab them out of mid air.
Prepare for full bluntal Nugity! The motorcity madman Ted Nugent returns to Ardmore OK. (04-19-12) Thursday, April 19th 2012 to the Heritage Hall with special guest Whiskey Myers for the Two Frogs Grill 19th anniversary bash! It's gonna be one hell of a party & family reunion. Joining Uncle Ted on stage original frontman Derek St. Holmes! I can't think of a better way to celebrate the spirit of all things wild & the Two Frogs Grill anniversary than with TED NUGENT!
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LHS debaters earn second
November 23, 2005
Lansing High School Debate took the second-place sweepstakes title at the Osage City High School Invitational on Nov. 12. Fourteen schools attended the tournament.
Two Lansing teams competed with 30 other teams in the open division. Senior Chris Rohan and junior Miranda Nichols placed second in the division with a 4-1 record. Juniors Matt Humphreys and Michael Brooks followed with a third-place finish and 4-1 record in the open division.
Junior Matt Peterson and sophomore Hal Laurence earned a 4-1 record and placed fourth out of 28 teams in the novice division. The junior varsity team of junior Samantha Mortsolf and sophomore Nick Gabel also competed.
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Lesley master of special education Donna Burke Seim releases latest 'middle reader' book at Portsmouth, N.H., museum celebration
Monday, August 26, 2013
That book is "Charley," a children's historical novel set in 1910 about a boy, abandoned by his father, whose grit and spirit of adventure take him from the New England Home for Little Wanderers to rural Maine. The adventure yarn written by Seim — who received her master's degree in special education from Lesley — and illustrated by Newburyport, Mass., artist Susan Spellman, officially launches Sept. 1 at the Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, N.H.
"I knew she could do multicultural children without making them look like stereotypes," the author says about Spellman, who has illustrated Seim's other books.
The tale is inspired by the life story of Seim's friend's father who, like the book's protagonist, had to turn to the well-known Boston orphanage for shelter after he and his siblings were abandoned. Like Charley, Meade's father fell in with a rough crew as a boy before finding his way out of the inner city — and into a life of grueling country labor — by singing in the Home for Little Wanderers' choir.
Seim, who holds a bachelor's of social work from Ohio State, said the book and its protagonist's hardscrabble upbringing really spoke to her because of her teaching and social work background (which included a stint working in direct care at the New England Home for Little Wanderers).
"It was really quite a labor of love to write 'Charley,' she said. "The child that is unplace-able, without family … the universal theme that every child needs a home."
Though she said the actual "writing flowed," the project turned her and her husband, Martin, into "research sleuths." The project also spurred Seim to learn about hand-cutting ice (one of Charley's chores) and face down her fear of heights, as she clambered to the top of a neighbor's Yankee barn to research a plot development.
"My Nancy Drew in me came out," she said.
"Charley" follows a handful of other Seim-authored titles, including two picture books, a family memoir and the children's novel "Hurricane Mia." Seim said her next project will be a humorous travelogue from an African safari.
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Thanks for that concise diagram, Ruth!
There's so much entanglement in politics here... I'll quote from Naomi Segal's "Naomi's Picks" with advice for U.S. voters tomorrow:
It's not just the President! ...
Unless the Democratic candidate for any race in your area, local, state-wide or national, is a complete nut-case/wacko/dangerous person, pull the Democratic lever and vote straight Democrat.
... Increasingly ... the Democratic Party has become the "big tent" party, while the Republicans have chosen to represent the narrow very conservative right wing.
(who are promoting short-term profit$ over our survival on this planet!)
...even the most moderate Republican still is part of the total number which determines who controls legislation ... For the sake of anyone who isn't part of the 1%, no really for the sake of all of us, Democrats have to ... hopefully take both the House and the Senate in Washington.
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Hey Ruth! Davey Lee (the one who created this group) unfortunately left the site - is there a way you can take over the administration/moderating of this group? I know it's an important topic for you.
instead of 'climate.. concerns.. yes it's a concern when the climate changes on you and messes up yer day but..
more-so along the lines of wtf nasty ass air I can't breath stuff...
big petrol blah.. pollution concerns more like...
such fuddy duddies and their bs i tell u
Meet Romney's Dirty Dozen, his 12 most anti-environment major supporters.
Mitt Romney (right) stands with coal lobbyist Jim Talent, one of his senior advisers, during the Pledge of Allegiance before speaking at a luncheon in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Video showing people whose land became worthless because of nearby fracking.
and the Lotus TriFuel is interesting imho
Nitrogen cars? Apparently compressed nitrogen might be more practical than hydrogen to transfer energy into our cars, and it refuels the car much faster than electric.
Difference Engine: End of the electric car?
Liquid nitrogen ... can store more energy per unit volume, allowing cars to travel further on a tankful of the stuff. Weight for weight, liquid nitrogen packs much the same energy as the lithium-ion batteries used in laptops, mobile phones and electric cars. In terms of performance and range, then, a nitrogen vehicle is similar to an electric vehicle rather than a conventional one.
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It remains to survey the ways in which warmaking, fighting and the presence of soldiers affected medieval East Roman society, and to examine the physical and cultural environments as they were influenced and determined by these factors.
The East Roman empire from the seventh century until its disappearance in the fifteenth was, as we have seen in an earlier chapter, in an unenviable strategic position. It had to organize for almost constant warfare on one front or another, and this had enormous implications for the whole population, not just those living adjacent to the frontiers. Warfare was for much of society for considerable periods of time an entirely "normal" element in day-to-day existence, a fact borne out by the constant presence of the topic in personal letters, for example, even in those of the most important members of the ecclesiastical establishment. 1 The impact of warfare manifested itself in several ways. Not only was the population directly affected by hostile activity, it was also subject to the effects of the presence of soldiers of the East Roman forces, whether on campaign or not. The very existence of an army, and the need to supply and provision it and to provide materials and livestock for it when it was on campaign, all contributed. We have already discussed the extensive and burdensome logistical demands of the army, and although few specific examples of the effects of these demands upon the civilian population are revealed in the written sources, enough is known to hint at its magnitude. The burden of supporting soldiers passing through on campaign had always been onerous as many late Roman sources show. This was not just a question


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Back from a long Camping Trip!!
Hello everyone! Yep, I've been gone for about 3 weeks here on the forumz but I come back with a bunch of stuff to show yall. Just to clear a few things up, I didnt randomly decide to take an exodus or anything :) I had finals for my classes 3 weeks ago and then 2 days later I went on a 2 week long camping trip to Redwood National Park in northern Cali.
It took a lot of planning and preparation for my trip and couple that with me planning it right after finals I couldn't find the time to post on here before I left :(
Long story short I went up north with 3 of my friends, and obviously took my truck as the only vehicle, along with me doing all the planning, reservation and packing and using all my camping gear, so basically my friends are freeloaders lol :). Anyways my trip was about 850 miles ONE WAY from where I live in SoCal, so the driving was REALLY fun (sarcasm) but it was a great trip overall.
So my treat to all of you is I have a BUNCH of pictures I took during the trip and even a few surprise videos. One of them is pretty badass, I could see it being in a Dodge commercial :) Just to get some insight on the stuff, I did a bunch of 4 wheeling while I was there, I'd say about 75 miles worth the whole trip, and a few other things worth noting, got a lot of shots with what our trucks do best.
Ill go into more detail later, but overall it was a really fun trip, lots of hiking and exploring and fun in my Ram, Ill post the pics and videos in this thread soon so stay tuned! Good to be back! :smileup:
I just had to do it.......:worthless: because you know if those promised pics aren't up soon, there will be some folks on here crying in their coffee/tea when they wake up! So, if you hurry, lol, you can get them in before the pic police find out! Seriously, glad you had a good time, sounds like fun, so looking forward to the pics! :)
- Cajun
Where's the pics? Glad you had a great time. Sounds like a blast, but also a MUCH needed getaway!
What a let down no pictures . I sit here coffee in hand reading getting excited just to scroll down and find nothing :smiledown: :4-dontknow:
Serious?? I am from SoCal, was expecting to see pics from my home state and there is NOTHING!!!!!!
With out pics as evidence of said trip, we all can only assume for the past three weeks you were actually only sitting around playing video games the whole time:LOL:
Glad you had fun! Looking forward to some pics :smileup:
ah! I visited this post earlier, disappointed at the time for the lack of pictures.
I came back this afternoon and.....STILL no pics!!!
Now I've got nothing better to do than go get a glass of wine.
Looking forward to camping pictures, hoping to see a travel trailer :)
:bsflag:I don't think it happened .
You ALL are a riot...but I am onboard with you all! I once met Elvis when he was shaking the hand of Jimmy Hoffa while in Gatlinburg at the 2010 Annual Mopar Meet driving a mint condition 1970 one of a kind, Challenger that Bo and Luke Duke signed, purchased from Barrett Jackson for the record breaking BAZILLION TRILLION DOLLARS x 10 and Daisy Duke delivered it to him after he went in the Army.
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