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I know in Thursday's post I promised some L.A. Kings concept art for yesterday but that's what I get for promising things. But I just crashed in the afternoon. I must've slept 14 hours yesterday. Anyway, I've got it for you now.
A couple of great artists have recently started submitting new concept artwork to me to post here. You saw one example yesterday with the Flyers. On top of that, I mentioned his work on the Devils and Predators while completely forgetting about his Senators design.
But in that same post was an amazing concept for the New York Rangers. Well that artist has now come up with a beautiful rebrand for the Los Angeles Kings.
The gold offsets the purple perfectly and the silver doesn't hurt either. And the logos look great on the jerseys.
I love being able to post work from truly talented artists and look forward to continuing that. However that doesn't mean I won't also post the simpler designs, such as this one — which takes a page from the past.
And yes that alternate jersey is a recolored Ducks sweater. Wow.
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Who Protects Consumers from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?Posted by on October 24, 2013
Update 11/18/13: The full committee will consider six bills to reform the CFPB on Wednesday.
Next week the Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit Subcommittee will hold a hearing to discuss legislative proposals to bring more accountability, reform and transparency to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). As Chairman Hensarling has pointed out, the CFPB is arguably the single most powerful and least accountable federal agency in American history.
Established by the Dodd-Frank Act, the CFPB's radical design is unique among financial and consumer regulators, including those responsible for consumer and investor protection. Not only does it evade the traditional system of checks and balances championed by James Madison in Federalist #51, it also lacks the internal controls Congress built into other regulatory agencies.
As the chart above illustrates, the CFPB escapes congressional budgetary oversight, obtaining its funding directly from the Federal Reserve instead of through the regular appropriations process. This end-run around Congress leaves no check to ensure the CFPB director is spending the people's money effectively to promote consumer protection, much less efficiently in this time of runaway debt and deficits. In fact, we've already begun to see the result of this lack of oversight in the CFPB's egregious headquarters renovation costs.
Unaccountable to Congress, we see that the CFPB eludes even the power of the president. The bureau's director, once appointed and confirmed, can only be removed by the nation's chief executive for cause. And don't count on the president to enforce spending discipline or regulatory restraint at the CFPB; the bureau is neither subject to the Office of Management and Budget nor the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
The most glaring difference between the CFPB and other regulators in the chart above, however, is the bureau's shocking lack of judicial oversight. Section 1022 of the Dodd-Frank Act provides that where the bureau disagrees with any other agency about the meaning of a provision of a federal consumer financial law, a reviewing court must give deference to the bureau's view under the Chevron Doctrine.
Unfortunately, the absence of external checks and balances is only half the story at the CFPB.
As the chart below shows, the CFPB is unaccountable even to itself since there is fundamentally no 'it,' no 'they' – only a he. Be he our credit czar, national nanny or benevolent financial product dictator, the CFPB director's authority is unilateral, unbridled and unparalleled. Without the check of a bipartisan commission, the director can declare virtually any financial product or service as 'unfair' or 'abusive,' at which point Americans will be denied that product or service even if they need it, understand it and want it.
Finally, the CFPB lacks a dedicated inspector general (IG) to root out waste, fraud and abuse at the bureau. Given the findings by the Housing and Urban Development IG we highlighted last month, taxpayers should be outraged by this complete lack of accountability, oversight and transparency in the way the CFPB spends the people's money.
Defenders of this structure claim it's necessary to guarantee the CFPB's freedom to protect consumers without the influence or interference of politics. Agency independence, however, cannot come at the expense of public accountability.
The bottom line is this: consumer protection is not having powerful government agencies 'nudge' consumers to make 'correct' choices in the belief they are incapable of making rational decisions for themselves. True consumer protection empowers consumers and respects their economic freedoms to make informed choices free from government interference and fiat.
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King Letter to AG Holder on Holy Land Foundation Decision
April 15, 2011 4:00 AM
April 15, 2011
The Honorable Eric H. Holder, Jr.
Attorney General
U.S. Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington D.C. 20530-0001
Re: United States v. Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, et al., 3:04-CR-0240-G.
Dear Attorney General Holder:
I write to inquire about your decision not to prosecute the 246 individuals and organizations, named as unindicted co-conspirators in a Hamas terror finance case, United States v. Holy Land Foundation.
I have been reliably informed that the decision not to seek indictments of the Council on American Islamic Relations ("CAIR") and its co-founder Omar Ahmad, the Islamic Society of North America ("ISNA"), and the North American Islamic Trust ("NAIT"), was usurped by high-ranking officials at Department of Justice headquarters over the vehement and stated objections of special agents and supervisors of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as well as the prosecutors at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Dallas, who had investigated and successfully prosecuted the Holy Land Foundation case. Their opposition to this decision raises serious doubt that the decision not to prosecute was a valid exercise of prosecutorial discretion.
I request that you provide answers to the following questions:
- What are the reasons for the Department's decisions not to prosecute CAIR, ISNA, NAIT and Mr. Ahmad, who is a CAIR co-founder and former head of the Palestine Committee of the Muslim Brotherhood in the United States?
- Who made the final decision not to prosecute? Who, if anyone, from the Executive Office of the President, consulted with, advised, or otherwise communicated with the Department of Justice, in electronic, oral or written form, regarding the Department's decision to not seek indictments of CAIR, ISNA, NAIT and Mr. Ahmad?
- How does and will the Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation address the potential for CAIR, ISNA, or NAIT to engage in terrorism financing? What policies with regard to those organizations have you implemented to address that threat?
The answers to these questions should provide some explanation for declining a prosecution that is strongly supported by the record from the Holy Land Foundation trial. As you are aware, in a previously sealed Memorandum Opinion Order of July 1, 2009, United States District Judge Jorge A. Solis declined CAIR, ISNA and NAIT's August 14, 2007 and June 18, 2008 requests to strike their names from the United States Attorney's list of unindicted co-conspirators in the Holy Land Foundation case. Judge Solis found that the "Government has produced ample evidence to establish the associations of CAIR, ISNA and NAIT with [the Holy Land Foundation, "HLF"], the Islamic Association for Palestine ("IAP"), and with Hamas." The Court found that the evidence was "sufficient to show the association of these entities with HLF, IAP, and Hamas. Thus, maintaining the names of the entities on the List is appropriate in light of the evidence proffered by the Government" (citation omitted). At minimum, FBI testimony established that Mr. Ahmad attended a meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in which participants discussed how they could support Hamas, including by raising funds for this terrorist group. NAIT was similarly unsuccessful in its subsequent request to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit to have its name removed from the list of co-conspirators.
Hamas has been designated as a terrorist organization by the Department of State since October 9, 1997, and its status was reconfirmed by the most recent annual report of the National Counterterrorism Center, issued April 30, 2010 Hamas shamefully conducts cowardly suicide bombings against civilian targets inside Israel. Hamas also, between 2008 and 2009, conducted 2,614 indiscriminate rocket and mortar attacks upon residential areas in that country, an ally of the United States. According to the State Department, Hamas finances its terrorist activities "through state sponsors of terrorism Iran and Syria, and fundraising networks in the Arabian Peninsula, Europe, the Middle East, [and] the United States" (emphasis added). It raises the most serious question for the Justice Department to decline to even attempt to prosecute individuals and organizations, accused by a US Attorney and found by a federal judge, to have a nexus with fundraising for an organization which conducts terror attacks upon civilians.
I believe that in order to maintain the credibility of the Department, there should be full transparency into the Department's decision. Please respond to this letter by April 25, 2011. If you have any questions regarding this letter, please contact Kevin Carroll at (202)226-8417.
cc: The Honorable Robert S. Mueller III


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Central Ohio's Only Jetoish Netospaper Reaching Etiery Home Divoted to Jltnerican and Jevoish Ideals O. Permit Pending at Golumbus, O. JEWS LODGE RBOLUTI Untermyer Flays Anti-Zionists Who Appeared Before Sen¬ ate Committee DESIGNATES THEM AS "NOTORIETY SEEKERS" 1; -^- i i ",i- ^'^i^f;''; PHILADELPHIA, PA., May 15.— Samuel Untermyer, head of the Pales¬ tine Foundation Fund, in an address be¬ fore a large "and enthusiastic audience of Jews at the Ritz Carlton Hotel here last night characterized those J^ws who are attempting at thc last minute to bring ruin to the re<ilii!ation of the age¬ long dream of a regained aiid rctiiilt Palestine as a Homeland for jews, as disloyal Americans. In a speech to workers who arc helping to raise $300,- OOO, the balance of this city's quota of $000,000 for the Keren Hayesod (the Palestine Foundation Fund) he re viewed the aims and achievements of the Keren Hayesod and answered its critics. He designated the group who recently appeared before Congress in an effort to block the resolution favor- ' ing Palestine as "Noisy notoriety seek¬ ers" and "half baked carping critics." Not True Amorricans "They are not true Americans," he declared, "thcy have said and done' things that must make every true Amer¬ ican burn with indignation and con¬ tempt. I -feel a special pride and duty to work for this ideal, because I am an American, Loyalty is the highest virtue. If, in the hour of greatest ne¬ cessity, one were disloyal to the people and the race from which .he is sprung, he would disgrace his Americanism," Nevertheless, Mr. Untermyer observed that the attacks of these individuals have brought scores of Jews and Gen¬ tiles who Had no previous interest in Zionism into the ranks of the supporters of the Kerfen Hayesod. He repeated thc as<"<>«-3r/-et'thatjhe British Govern- r^iarati?(N, saying \^^^yf the Balfour <orthy. 'Of-, the: .naipeWj ^^ nation - ^if^\ \ wstudra^vs, .it? ""'¦-senrjiiBnisfelVrslinhe wajn.bf it's execui tion. For that very reason does a nation remain all the more faithful to it. The Declaration will remain as long as there shall be British honor and Jewish devotion.'' ARE YOU GOING AWAY THIS SUMMER? The mnnagement of tho Ohio Jewish Chronicle de-_ sires to co-operate at all times with its subscribers nnd renders, and now that the sum¬ mer vacation period is ap¬ proaching would like to bo notified of the summer ad¬ dresses of its tokdcn so Ihat they may' receive the Chronicle every week even though away from the city, and thus bo kept informed of Jewish affairs transpiring in Columbus and the rest of the Jewish world. Write Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 508 Schultz Bldg., P. O. Box 1359 or (Phono C. 7770), your change of address for the sum¬ mer, stating how long you wish tho paper sent to your summer address. This service is given without charge and in the earnest , desire of the management of the Chronicle to get the paper at all time's to its subscribers, wherever thcy may be. in celse your subscription has , as yet not been paid a prompt remittal of aame will bo highly appreciated at this time. A SanfiedriE oi ow fropose Hie N. Y. Kehillah's Executive Decides to Organize Council of Seventy To the, J ewish , Columbus and 'eople of , iilentral Ohio |s-> the first volume of l','city with a high and catabliah a dymamici ijrrgan for Jewry of Living Amicably Mr. Untermyer stated that thc Jews and native population of Palestine were living amicably and will continue to do so working and developing side by side. He also made the assurance that all Christian and. IS^oslcm shrines and other holy places Would be, respected and protected. "The Jews will be: the first" to see to it that swift punishment is visited upon any enemy of their race who seeks thus to discredit tliem in the •eyes of the world," he said. Dwelling on the ..temporary relief provided for, the suffering Jews in Europe, Mr. Untermyer said that theiy cannot find permanent, relief in these ISnds of bigotry and oppression, and added that "We must help them to self help. That is the probiem of the Keren Hayesod," Keren Hayesod. Accomplishments Speaking of the .accomplishments of the Keren Hayesod in - Palestine Mr. Untermyer announced the establishment of a Mortgage Bank for the relief of the acute housing shortage. It has also organized the Workmen's Bank which is aiding the organized working men of Palestine in their various enterprises, tnost of which are co-operative. .It is maintaining and, developing agricultural settlements and farms through the De¬ partment of Agricultural colonization, he said. " ¦ "It is carrying thc major responsi¬ bility fpr the work of the Hadassah Medical Organization, a work in which it is ably assisted by the Joint Distribu¬ tion Committee," he added. "It is thus providing health and healing to the people of Palestine regardless of race or creed. It is providing indispensable services and assistance.to the immigrants J'*-''2?i?S?^_?^P58e_S)_^ OUTING TO BE GIVEN BY KOI. ZION CLUB The outing, to be given Sunday, May 21, at Greenwood Lake by the Kol Zion organization for its members; is to be augmented by the presence of many outsiders who are very welconje. The club desires the presence of as many Jewish young men and women as can possibly come. One dollar from each young man will cover expenses, transportation, ''eats," dancing, etc. Everyone is requested to meet at Washington and Donaldson Streets at 11 o'clock sharp, Sunday. NEW YORK, (J. C. B.)—I?y way of launching thc ~ Kehillah upon renewed activity, it was resolved to organize a Council of Seventy persons representa¬ tive of thc New York Community, the present Executive Committee to be included in this. Council. This Council is t6 function until ¦ it is decided to call''the next Convention of ,t5ie. 4elegat«s_^ "the", Kehillah. B mail ..and A.- E. Edth'stein v/ere .ap¬ pointed a committee to make all nec¬ essary arrangements for the formation of the Council of Seventy. To Leave America Dr. Magnes announced that he had arranged to leave America with his family on May 20th, and to spend about a year and a half abroad. He therefore re-submitted a letter dated June 3, 1!)20, in which he had prfesented his resigriatioh as Chairman of the Ex¬ ecutive Committee of the Kehillah, hav¬ ing then planned to go abroad, for an extended period. As for vairious reasons this trip had been postponed, thfe.letter of resigna-| tion had not been acted upon, . ': To Make Survey Dr. Magnes reported that he had un¬ dertaken to make a survey of Jewish religioiis and Cultural conditions in Cen¬ tral and Eastern Europe on behilf of the American Jewish Relief Committee during the summer, and that in the fall he would go on to Palestine, where he expected to stay for about a year with his' family. With this 135UO we wiU elopdtion, The Ohio Jewish Central Ohio's only Jewish publk | Chronicle. - S v/e take gtock of our At this time it is meet thatlA outline our plana for accomplishments thus tsat and the future. We came to this' constructive purpose; i. e. t forward-looking, and elHcie, * Coluitibus and Central Ohio. - We announced as our air^ is best in Judaism and J','-"*^^ of thc most important,',., the world, emphasizing es|kMsi state events. Wc have emphasized local •] felt it absolutely essentia! ''h ||6 promotion of all that te and the chronicling ;yanspiring throughout ||«y, however, local and , organizations, societies,' cl^tj to awaken a keener intere|| Judaism in general and in-^ religious institutions in pa^f^i This is,an age of pubiidfi^ - can thrive without it. Lei' |f the fiifess ivhat you tfSB int^f V and, ^o«,,-i.«iH 'securc'theis' '<^j^'^ " . By >«sachihg ,|^actica!|^^ Columbus'and Central Ohio,'':llie| has stimulated interest in ^s activities, and 'iirganizatio'n4;r P| noA-partis&!A'and shall con^fi^u^ of what thb Iate''Profe&so^jl%o| Catholic I^ael has been anii'sl mottQ* i ':-. - ' '^- We^Jhave not aimed to s^I but wcliave striven to vm&d his rsspect for his past &n^' Throisgh a p'apes' of w&i^lsi,^! we have been keepingr'o«]^-i'^ ,aU over the'world. Oaf.'mst' press .and telegraphic '&efnm 1 to do this. Towards Drive for ?Pi Ir.^ anjlsgfe^^^j,^ hiiMmkii^^ columns. Several distinguish community' have espressed • the services rendered by the Readers of the Chronicle,] publication, meriting as it hi ¦ proval and co-operation to deserve your highly valuetj future. Without this we shi assured of it, our progress success will be inevitable. AARON M BENJAMIN Z. NEUSTAe! md state events, for we 'quicken the dormant and synagogues, and llamong local Jews in ||r own communal and No organization today 3 people know through |ing and planning to do, eratio'n. ;very Jewish home in Ohio Jewish Chronicle ish movements, ideals, i|ur publication has been p to be so; the service lomon Schechter called all continue to be our j0 any Jewish problems; .the dignity of the Jew, hopds for the future^ sy may justly be proud, jtders in touch with Jewry it complete and efficient isiik nmde it possible for us MONTHLY MEETING 9F LOCAL HADASSAH AT SCHONTHAL HOUSE The regular monthly meeting of the Columbus Chapter 6f the National Hadassah organiza¬ tion was held Sunday after¬ noon at the Schonthal Home. The meeting was devoted entirely to business matters. Mrs. A. Seff, president, re¬ ported that $17S.0a had been sent to the Hadassah Medical UniK thus making the chopter's contlribution to the Unit much smalSer than that of past ycarsSsThp society, therefore, decided td hold a lawn fete on Tuesday June 20, the proceeds of vtrhich will be donated to the Medical Unit in Palestine. '' Plans were discussed for or¬ ganizing in this city a Junior Hadassah to devote themselves to the raising of funds for the Palestine War, Orphans. Mrs.. B. Tushbknt was appointed chairman of a committee to confer with Mrs. I. Schatz on; this matter. - . Mrs.' M. Shifman and Mrs. B. Wolman were appointed to work out plans for the lawn fete and Mrs. J. Krakowitz was appointed chairman of the cn- kertainmbnt committee. LITHUANIAN JEWRY COMING BACK IS REPORT OF J. D.C. Country Shows Remarkable Vigor and Initiative in Reconstruction 24 MILLION MARKS APPROPRIATED FOR WORK leMcao Government Invites Immigrants To Settle There Chancellor States Mexico is Will¬ ing to Pay Travelling Ex¬ penses of Settlers NEW YORK, (J. C. B.)-Official confirniation of thc report that thc Mexican Government desires to extend every facility to immigrants vvho will settle as colonists and agricultural labor¬ ers is contained in a communication ^rom the Chancellor's Department to (Special to Ohio Jewish Cuuo.vicLn.) NEW YORK, May 11.—"Twenty- foiir million German marks have just been appropriated by the Joint.Distribu¬ tion Committee to.still further hasten the rehabilitation of the Jews of Lithu¬ ania whose progress tovvard self-support and self-respect makes one of the most gratifying, chapters in the efforts of the Jews of this country to restore their war-stricken European brethren," states ' a recent dispatch. . "Of all the war-wrecked Jewish com¬ munities in eastern and central Europe that the Joiiit Distribiition committee is endeavoring to pull out of the slough of despond with funds contributed by Anicrican Jews, including the money j-aised during the .recent $14,000,000 campaign, those of the liftle republic of Lithuania are making the speediest 'come-back.' One'of the Few "Lithuania is one of the few new countries whose existence was made possible by the League of Nations, where the constitutional recognition of 'ccjual rights for all,' required of them by the League, is more than a legalistic' fiction. Not only has the Lithuanian government not interferrcd vvith or re¬ garded in the slightest degree Jevvish relief' and reconstruction efforts, but, on the contrary, it has, through its Min¬ istry of Jevvish Affairs, actively partici¬ pated in these efforts. ' "The Lithuanian Jews themselves, and quite independently of outside aid, hav'e gone in for reconstruction with great vigor and initiative,'and an eager de¬ sire to help themselves. The Jevvish National Council and other communal organizations, as well as a number of Yl fnembers of-^the local ir deep approciation of Chronicle during the drive. we fimnly believe that our in every respect your ap- [thus far, will continue I moral co-operation in the ill be greatly handicapped; lo the highest pinnacle of- NEUSTADT, Editor. T, Business Manager. The Executive Committee accepted the resignation of Dr. Manges with an ex* priession of its great regiret. The Social Heb rnssage of the By DR. STEPI TEAMS ORGANIZED POR TALMUD TORAH BLDG. FUND DRIVE At a building fund committee meetinft held at the home of Mr. N. Danziger, teams were organized to canvass the city support 'for the local for {Talmud Torah Building Fund. Rabbi E. Pelkowitz, Messrs. J. Solove, M. Pas* and j. Beim, are to tak6 charge of the work among the members of the Beth Jacob and Ahavath Sholem Congregations. A committee was appointed to canvass the surrounding towns for contributions to the Building Fund. The following have been very active members of the Building Fund Com. mittee:—Messrs. H. Kobacker, N. Danziger, N, Finkelstein, Leon J. Seff, Abe Seff, Louis tVIellman, G. Goodman, J. Yenkin, Max Greenstein, Jacob Cohen, and David Schwartz. Mesdames B, Tushbont, A. Goldberg, H. Shifman, M. Gold¬ weber, A. Seff, M. Shifman, L. J. Seff, J. S0I0V9 and P. Shif. man have also rendered splendid co-operation. The most important contribution of Israel to social teaching was the life of the Hebrew prophets. The lives of these tribunes of the people—quoting Renan's fine phrase—this. earliest a(id mightiest of the world's groups of fur- therers of social well-being, are Israel'sj contribution^ to the social message,! Each of the prophets emphasized somi^ aspect of* social wrong and injustice .ind made some decisive contribution tc the elucidation of the sbcial ideal- Amos, for example, crying out agains fraud and heedless hurt to the poor! ahd Isaiah laying bare in unfo'rgettablij words "the essential deadliness of laiir monopoly." , i' Perennial Value The perennial value of the teachin of the prophets is that they iiot onl aroused their own age to consciousnei of sin and to deep penitence, but als every succeeding age to which the words were brought home with povv( and directness. It is well ior us "to bear in mind tl conditions under which the social me Sage of the prophets was uttered. Tl prophetic discpurses w'ere not ispoki: to women's clubs, nor in the hope shaking the imperturbable self-coi placency of ministerial meetings. Ti message of the prophets was sp6ken | men and to men, and, when it vv necessary, was hurled and thundered! men. The prophets spoke to their af and therefore they spoke to the ag!^ They addressed thcmselvei. not only ^1 »£N S. WISE exemptions conceded tb foreign inimi¬ grants by thc Act of the President of the Republic of January 2, last, .that thcy are to follow the course herein stated: "Make an application indicating the point ' through which they will enter the Republic and" that of destination, so that, the respective orders for pas¬ sages by the respective Railroad can be issued; this should be accompanied by a Certificate from the Consul or Con¬ sular Agent in their p'lace of residence, testifying lo the character of the peti¬ tioner and confirming that hc is going to the interior of the Republic in order to establish himself in an agricultural colony. When the immigrant has The main instrumentality, however, in *"' the rehabilitation of the Jewish commli- nities of Lithuania, according to all re¬ ports received from that country, is the Joint Distribution Committee. Without the funds' and without the direction supplied by that body, vvhich is the disbursing agency for all relief funds raised by the Jevvs of America, the. colossal task which is now well under way' would have been entirely beyond the resources of the Lithu¬ anians. "I "The two most important factors of rehabilitation in Lithuania, as they are in other countries, are thc people's reached his destination he will ask fort'^^"**^^ ^'"* the industrial co-operatives, These two institutions are vital neces¬ sities for small merchants, and arti¬ sans, for whom credit is of prime im¬ portance. the voucher of his arrival and the ex penscs that have been entailed, in freight and duties, applying again to the Secretaria, so that the correspond¬ ing orders can b,e given to have the Banks Founded amounts he may have paid out lot "The people's banks ii, Kovno aud duties reimbursed through the Ofincina|in the other towns of what was once de Hacienda nearest to his residence, the-Russian province of that name were to I common people, but to the mighty of the earth, kings, princes, noblemen. Tliey not only pronounced abstract and un¬ related principles, but .ipplied these timeless' principles to the problems of their times. . Pre-eminently Social The message of the Hebrew prophets; true to .the genius of the faith which begot them and which they in turn re¬ generated, was ¦ pre-eminently social. Because it vvas social it has lived for nearly three thousand years, and it will survive until'if shall have wrought it¬ self into the life of the ages. The. message of the ijrophets. was social becaiise, as vve have said, Israel's was a social ideal, Judaism was ever' a social religion, regulator of social liv¬ ing, a religion that prhnarily endeavored to guide and direct the life of men, of man as a social being, of man in every human relation. How can a man be sure of rightness of his relation to God and Isajah laying bare in unforgettable unless he has succeeded in achieving right relations to man. The relation of the individual to God can best be tested by his relation to his fellows. Social in Character Relevant to the contention that Ju¬ daism's most distinctive contribution was to the social ideal, we note that seven of the ten Commandments are social in character and out-reading, including the Sabbath injunction and the Conimand- ' (Contlnueii on psge S) and .IO per cent of the freight on his baggage and cattle." LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE AGUDATH ACHIM PLAN GARDEN PARTY Many interesting features are being planned for the garden party to be given by thc Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the Agudath Achim Synagogue, on the grounds of the residence of Mrs. LJital of 800,000 German marks. Accord founded over a year ago with funds supplied by thc Joint Distribution Com¬ mittee, vvhich required that a part of the capital should be supplied locally. These banks have been amazingly suc¬ cessful. A network of similar institu¬ tions novv covers the entire Lithuanian republic, functioning in a nia,iiner that is swiftly healing the ugly spiritujal wounds of the vyar. They began opera¬ tions with the comparatively small cap- vii Topper, l(i98'Bryden-Rd One of these features is to be a beautiful May dance, which is full of surprises. and frivolities. Mrs. B. Tushbant, who is president of the so¬ ciety, is being ably .assisted by Mesdames J. Krakonitz, J. Thall, M. Goldweber, A. Shafer, J. Solove, H. Shifman, N. Finkelstein, A. Seff, M. Shifman, L. J. Seff, P. Shifman, A. Goldberg, E. Zeck¬ hauser, A. J, Kaufman, J. Siegel, and I. Goldberg, ex-president of the society. mg to recent reports this capital has been almost doubled. "The running expenses of these banks, when they were opened, were met chiefly through a tax imposed by the Jewish National Council on all .'Vinerican money — remittances made through that body, or the payment of (Continued on pdge 8.) ENTERTAINMENT FOR TALMUD TORAH CHILDREN A very interesting Lag B'omer Enter¬ tainment is being planned for the children of the local Talmud Torah. A musical and literary program will be carried out, after which the members of thc entertainment committee of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Agudath Achini .Synagogue, will act as hostesses. The committee consists of Mrs. E. Zeck¬ hauser, chairman, Mrs. A. SefT, Mrs. P. Shifman, L. J. Seff, H, Shifman, A. Goldberg and J. Solove. MOVE TO FORM IMPARTIAL RELIEF BODY IN RUSSIA RIGA, (J. T. A.) -The formation of an impartial organization to collect and distribute relief among the Jews of Russia has been acknowledged by the Bolshevist press as the only way of obtaining money from the rich Jews. ^ conference of "bourgeois" relief workers, together with representatives of the Idgeskom, has accordingly,been called to consider the position, and it is probable that a new and representative relief org^niijation for the Ukraine will be created shortly. The non-Communist relief workers demand merely a certain nieasure of autonomy permitting super- vision over the distributioii of relief. n ^ l-l. \ I'tti.
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WA Gov. Signs Two Year Budget Bill
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has signed into law a new two-year budget, averting a government shutdown. The $33.6 billion operating budget was the key item among more than a dozen bills signed by Inslee late yesterday afternoon. Thousands of state workers were warned last week that they could face temporary layoffs if a budget plan wasn't in place by midnight.


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University of La Verne football coach Andy Ankeny wanted to challenge his team. So instead of scheduling a cream puff or two for nonconference games, he thought big.
The Leopards lost their opener two weeks ago to Northwest Conference champion Whitworth (Wash.). Saturday they faced No. 25 Willamette, another team from that conference. The result was a 44-0 loss Saturday afternoon at Ortmayer Stadium.
The second-year coach doesn't regret that strategy, even though his team is coming off a 1-8 showing in 2007.
"I want to see where we are as a program," he said. "It's not about where we are Monday when we're getting ready for Redlands. It's about what we want our program to look like long term."
The game got away from the Leopards (0-2) in the third quarter. They only trailed 14-0 at the half with an interception by La Verne's Taylor Hart in the end zone on the last play of the half preventing another Bearcats score.
But the Leopards got off to a slow start and were forced to punt from deep in their own territory on their first possession in the second half. Jason Carpenter's punt was blocked by Harmon Bruno and went out of the end zone for a safety, making it 16-0.
The Bearcats (4-0) set up at the 41 after Jose Green returned the free kick. The visitors capitalized on the next play as Deon Horne raced the distance for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage to extend the lead to 23-0.
The Leopards were not in striking distance again.
Willliamette, located in Salem, Ore., put up 21 more points in the final quarter. It was headed for more with the ball in the closing minute at the La Verne 16 but coach Mark Speckman had his quarterback take a knee.
Willamette tallied 506 yards offense, 329 of that coming on the ground. Horne rushed for 129 to lead that effort.
La Verne managed 216 with 149 of that coming through the air. The Leopards rushed for only 67 yards on 39 tries. Their running game struggled last week as well.
Special teams were also a problem with two punts blocked.
Hart led the derfense with nine tackles, the interceptions and a pass breakup. Carpenter had six tackles .
It won't get any easier next week as Redlands (2-0), ranked in three national polls the highest being a No. 19, comes in for a 1 p.m. game that will be the first in SCIAC play for both.
"I believe we're a better team than what we showed today," Ankeny said. "They outperformed us in every area and played with a greater sense of urgency. I really don't want to have that many more of these teaching moments."


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Oh, hello, this post is late. Oh well, I'm going to make it anyway (if it were up to me, Thanksgiving would last all November). Anyway, you thought that the Pilgrims and Indians gave thanks on Thanksgiving, and celebrated the harvest and all that bull, didn't you? Well you were wrong. They just wanted to get drunk. I bet you also thought that they had no technology, like digital cameras. Wrong again. In fact, I have real footage from the first Thanksgiving, which actually took place on November 25th (which is coincidentally my birthday…yea I'm 22 years old and a waste of life, and I don't care at all).
Here, we see fellow settlers from the Mayflower and local natives posing before their celebration. Take note of the small child, who won the costume contest (even though they weren't wearing costumes, as this is how they dressed back then).
Here we see Natives and Settlers exchanging a peace treaty, a full Cornacopia for the world's first ever Corona. Put both items together, and you have a Coronacopia (ba-dum kishhh)…..Anyone? Anyone?
Here we see Natives dressed in their attire from the time (no, they weren't cold, they were men). Note the indian all the way to the right. He started the first casino, and was an inspiration to many.
Here, it appears as though some Indians got a hold of the fire water a bit early. Shhhhotttt doogggggg!
Here, we see an Indian embracing the ways of God, and the Puritan church. Stupid Indian, everyone knows that Puritans are hypocrites.
Here, we have the famed, Thanksgiving Asian. He was known as the only Asian during Thanksgiving (except for the other two that show up later), and was known to drive his horse and buggy back to his hut while still a bit too rambunctious, resulting in a fender bender. He became the backbone behind the stereotype that we now refer to as "Asians can't drive for shit."
Here we see the first ever game of beer pong. It was a game played by Natives, and was first shown to Pilgrims (and Asians) on this fateful celebration. it appears that bicycles and garage doors were also invented during this time.
Here we see another Native custom, called, "Pin the Beer on the Beer". In this Native game, a blindfolded native or Pilgrim is given a paper printout of a Corona bottle, and must place it on the missing beer. I have come to believe that Natives also were able to travel through time, because they somehow got pictures of me in my flamingo outfit. Amazing.
At this point of the celebration, the Indian who had plans of building a casino had already built, and prospered from said casino, and here are two employees of him. I don't know, they look more like ginnys pretending to be Indians.
I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf mutes."
Contrary to popular belief, no one ate Turkeys on Thanksgiving. Instead, they admired the hot bodies of the Turkeys, who had hot bodies.
Here we see one Indian (front) looking like a huge fag, while the Indian in the back is apparently trying to kill the hottest of the turkeys (it's an Asian turkey I mean come on). However, The turkey fends off this Hatchet attack with an Italian Scuzzatch move (take you fingers as she is doing, and move them up and down while saying something like….ba fungul!). The Indian was not beheaded for his rash actions.
At this point in the celebration, a Pilgrim called out a Native's mother, and moods were high and tempers flarred, due to the alcohol, and it was decided that the Pilgrim must be beheaded for the sake of Peace.
Instead of beheading the Pilgrim (seen on the left) the Pilgrims got more drunk, and played Never have I Ever, and King's Cup, both of which are shitty games invented by Pilgrims (Puritans are boring). this game made one Indian (seen right) blackout drunk.
I have a feeling that this must be an ancestor of mine, considering that he looks God damn amazing….look at those hammys! Certainly a proud warrior….probably 22 years old.
If you're wondering how I managed to find these true depictions of the first Thanksgiving, I have no answer for you. I just found them Happy Thanksgiving everyone (belated).


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MP keen to bolster image of fire-hit Latrobe Valley
The federal Nationals' Member for Gippsland, Darren Chester, says it is important to rebuild the image of the Latrobe Valley.
Business leaders have expressed fears the Hazelwood coal mine fire may tarnish the region's image.
Mr Chester says he will advocate for the state and federal governments to kickstart projects in the region to boost investment.
He says a number of projects that lost funding when the Federal Government cut the Regional Development Australia Fund are still being considered.
"There is a range of things being [put] forward, the challenge is going to be securing that money through some pretty tight budgets at the moment and I'm certainly looking forward to working with my state colleague, with the local government and obviously the local ministers try and secure a fair share of funding for our region," he said.
Meanwhile, the Latrobe City Council will clean the houses of vulnerable residents affected by the Hazelwood coal mine fire.
The council's Home and Community Care teams will visit the elderly and those with special needs in the next week.
The chief executive of Latrobe City Council, John Mitchell, says the council will help with house cleaning, laundry services and car washing.
"We'll essentially be asking them what do they need and how can we most help?" he said.
"Another option available to them is an air purifier.
"Now these air purifiers actually take out the larger particulate within the air and freshen the homes up and will take away that coal type burning smell."
Topics: fires, activism-and-lobbying, local-government, programs-and-initiatives, morwell-3840, sale-3850


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Assistance for Atlanta Homeowners
Jul 22, 2013
CredAbility, a HUD-approved counseling agency based in Atlanta, estimates 600,000 Atlanta homeowners are 60 days or more behind on their mortgage payments. These homeowners can get free assistance from CredAbility in applying for a loan modification program that could lower their monthly mortgage payment by hundreds of dollars, the agency says.
Of the $9.5 million the U.S. Treasury Department recently awarded to nonprofit housing counseling organizations around the country, the largest amount in Georgia ($473,000) went to CredAbility. The nonprofit agency will use the funds to help local homeowners navigate the process of seeking a loan modification or other foreclosure prevention help as part of the Making Home Affordable (MHA) program.
CredAbility has assigned 50 housing counselors to work with struggling homeowners in applying for mortgage assistance. To schedule a personal counseling session, call 888-420-5767 or visit www.CredAbility.org/mha.
What You'll Need
To help housing counselors with CredAbility or another HUD-approved counseling agency evaluate your situation, the agency recommends that homeowners have the following documents handy:
- Monthly mortgage statement
- Information about any other mortgages
- Two most recent pay stubs
- If self-employed, the most recent quarterly or year-to-date Profit and Loss Statement
- Documentation of income from all sources, such as benefits
- Two most recent bank statements
- Unemployment income letter, if applicable
Reminder from Fannie Mae
Homeowners throughout the U.S. with Fannie Mae loans who are struggling to pay their mortgage can get free information and assistance at a Fannie Mae Mortgage Help Center.


text: COMPLETED! My 'BUMPY' robot just got completed and it works just great. It had to undergo some major modifications before it started 'bumping' around. To begin with, I tried to use home made geared motors but they turned out to be very noisy. Then I tried to use them directly and ended up spinning the robot round-n-round at the same place. After I overcame this problem I had to face another one. The motors were too noisy (this time in the electromagnetic sense). I thought that the antennas of the bump switch were catching the noise so I decided to insulate them and reduce their size but neither of them worked. At last out of utter frustration I disassembled the body and began building a new one (after a long goodnight sleep). This time everything just turned out to be perfect! (Sometimes a sleep is all you need) This robot building experience has been a very good teacher. So no matter how easy a robot design may be, you always learn something new and useful and that's all that matters. GO AHEAD CREATE YOUR OWN ROBOT!


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Nov. 8, 2004
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - MIT's run in the 2004 NEWMAC Women's Volleyball Championship Tournament came to an end in the semifinal round on Friday when it fell to Springfield College, 32-30, 30-22, 30-17, in a rematch of last season's title game. Despite the loss, the Engineers' (24-10) post-season will continue with a bid to the ECAC New England Championship Tournament to be held at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on Friday, Nov. 13 and Saturday, Nov. 14.
Arlis Reynolds paced Tech's attack with 12 kills and added 10 digs. Caroline Jordan posted 11 kills, a team-high three aces, nine digs, and two assisted blocks. Frances Rogoz registered seven kills and three assisted blocks while Joy Hart and Carrie Buchanan combined for 17 digs. Austin Zimmerman dished out 34 assists and contributed six digs.


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Honey-Tomato Focaccia
This focaccia, topped with a delightfully sweet and spicy tomato sauce would work well as an appetizer or in a bread basket.
1 1⁄2 cups tomato sauce
1 cup honey
1 cup onion, chopped
1⁄3 cup tomato paste
3 tbsp. red wine vinegar
1 tbsp. dijon mustard
1⁄2 tbsp. garlic, finely chopped
1⁄8 tsp. cayenne pepper
4 lb. bread dough
1. In a saucepan, combine tomato sauce, honey, onion, tomato paste, vinegar, mustard and garlic. Boil; reduce heat and simmer 15 min., stirring. Add cayenne; reserve.
2. Shape bread dough to fit oiled sheet pan; press into pan. Dimple dough every 2-in. or so with fingertips.
3. Spread sauce over dough. Bake at 500° F. 10-15 min. until lightly browned. Cool slightly; cut into squares.


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Nothing makes me want to rock out more than a Survivor cover… and security!
First of all, thanks to John M for calling me on my poor bombastic 80s hair rock band recall skills… I had originally said it was a Journey cover. Eye of the Tiger was, of course, brought to us by equally mulleted power ballad band Survivor.k.
Keith Jentoft over at RSI has been hard at work.
Driven by his creative muse (the security industry and that rush you get from apprehending the bad guys), Jentoft has whipped up another video-verification-vaunting rock video.
If you loved "Video Killed the Blind PIR" (and who didn't have it stuck in their heads for all of ISC?), you're going to love the new installment.
Keith assures me there will be an air-guitar rock-out competition at ESX. So change up those air-strings, grow out the mullet, don your best leopard-print leotards and get ready to rock with security!
Enjoy "The Eye of the Motion Viewer."

May 17th, 2010 at 12:26 pm

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May 12th, 2010 at 5:33 pm

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The Raiders will play their first Thanksgiving Day game in 39 years in Dallas against the Cowboys and also will open the season on Monday night with a home game against the San Diego Chargers as the NFL announced its prime time schedule on its Web site.
The last time the Raiders played on Thanksgiving was on Nov. 26, 1970 at Tiger Stadium, when they jumped ahead 14-0 on a pair of touchdown passes from Daryle Lamonica to Fred Biletnikoff but lost 28-14 to the Detroit Lions and quarterback Greg Landry.
The last time they opened at home against San Diego on Monday night was the Art Shell debacle, a 27-0 embarrassment in 2006.
A Monday night opener at home against Denver last season was equally embarrassing, with the Broncos prevailing 41-14.
The opener provides Tom Cable to get the Raiders headed in a direction Shell and Lane Kiffin could not _ with something other than a nationwide face plant before a national television audience.


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The 2012 LDSTech Conference will be held March 28-30 in Riverton, UT. The LDSTech Conference consists of two days of information-packed sessions about Church technology, community sessions for testing and developing Church software, and opportunities to interact with other community volunteers.
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Breakfast and lunch are provided each day of the conference. Be sure to bring your laptop, tablet, and mobile devices for development and testing. During the conference, you can expect to do the following:
- Learn about new Church technologies, sites, and applications. Browse information booths, attend technology sessions, and participate in tutorials and workshops.
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Easy Vegetarian Lasagna Recipes
Eggplant Lasagna Recipe
If you're serving a large crowd and are short on time, here's an ideal dish to prepare. Lasagna is my go-to dish when we throw a party. I prepared the white sauce in advance and grilled the vegetables ahead of time as well. Since it's Meatless Monday, I kept the meal vegetarian, adding only grilled eggplant.
The sauce is a combination of the white sauce, ricotta cheese, Asiago cheese, thyme and oregano. To ensure easy clean-up, I first greased a chafing dish with a thin layer of butter and spread flavorful tomato sauce on the bottom. I baked the lasagna in the morning and finished browning the top 30 minutes before the party started. Once my guests arrived, I lit the chafing dish fuel. This method lets you serve a piping-hot, stress-free meal in virtually any setting.
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Lasagna Primavera Recipe
Lasagna primavera is a dish I came up with by stacking sheets of lasagna pasta and alternating them with loads of vegetables that were available at the local market. This morning, I found beautiful white button mushrooms, zucchini, onions, carrots and yellow, red and green bell peppers. I couldn't resist preparing a colorful meal.
To ensure the vegetables remained the focal point of the dish, I only added enough béchamel sauce to hold the lasagna together and flavored it with basic herbs such as basil, thyme and oregano and a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese for extra nutty, salty flavor. This may not be a truly authentic lasagna recipe, but it's delicious and a great way to get fussy eaters to eat their vegetables.
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Zucchini Lasagna Recipe
My husband Lulu has become such a garden expert over the years. This morning he harvested over 2 pounds of zebra striped zucchini in our garden, which left me almost speechless. I wasn't expecting to make a zucchini dish today, but that's half the fun of having your own vegetable garden!
I decided to prepare a vegetarian zucchini lasagna. The dish consists of three elements: a creamy béchamel sauce, an enormous amount of pan-fried zucchini and my special lasagna sheets from my Haute Potato cookbook. Instead of using regular lasagna pasta sheets, I used homemade gnocchi dough flattened into long thin sheets. When writing Haute Potato, I really tried to think outside the box and came up with a few potato recipes that I believe haven't been created before. If you don't have time, you can always substitute with the store-bought regular lasagna sheets. But if you have time to cook during this long Memorial Day weekend, give my Haute Potato recipe a try; rest assured your efforts will be rewarded.
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Mushroom Lasagna Recipe
I just found out September was National Mushroom Month, so to celebrate the occasion, I made one of our family's favorites: vegetarian mushroom lasagna. I used cremini mushrooms, which have the right size and texture for lasagna. Onions and tomato sauce also play an important role in the dish, as of course does the cheesy white sauce. I included soy chorizo to provide some protein and a little kick to the meal. If you're not a vegetarian, you could of course substitute ground meat in its place.
The layers of the lasagna can be a little soft, so I topped it with a Parmesan and bread mixture. I find this dish to be comfort food at its best: rich, flavorful and bold while still being familiar. Definitely worth the effort!
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Beet Lasagna Recipe
If you've been following the meals I've been cooking for my family recently, you've probably noticed the abundance of beets in the dishes. I try my best to make a wide variety of dishes, even though they all revolve around the same ingredient. So this recipe is made with --you guessed it-- beets and beet greens! I sautéed the greens with onions, fresh thyme, tomato paste and a bit of vegetable broth. The taste is very similar to collard greens. Of course, you could always replace the beet greens with collard greens or kale.
To ensure the beet greens were well appreciated, I utilized them in layers of lasagna. The key is to add generous amounts of béchamel sauce and cheese. Prepared this way, all the beet greens and beets were used up and I bet no one even really noticed I had served such large portions of greens!
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The Citizenship Initiative - A young woman's pursuit of proclaiming her existence
When Nesma heard that the Citizenship Initiative was coming to her village, she made sure that she was among the first to line in front of the Badrasheen local unit in Giza, where she resides, to get her National Identification Card. She had dreamt about getting this ID card for long, ever since she went searching for a job only to discover that without this card, she simply did not exist in the eyes of the Egyptian government.
- Nesma is one of the 5 million women in Egypt who do not have ID cards and accordingly are denied their basic rights as citizens on daily basis.
- The project aims to issue two million National ID Cards for Egyptian women, through mobile registrars that can reach out to remote and marginalized areas where most of the women without ID cards live.
At 28, Nesma is the principal provider for her family of three children and disabled husband. Due to the challenging economic situation in Egypt currently Nesma's family—like many other Egyptian families—have always found very hard to make ends meet, just to afford their most basic needs of food, shelter and education for their children. Nesma felt responsible not only for her own but for securing the future of her children.
"This is a dream come true for me," said Nesma as she patiently stood in line. "I need this ID card to be able to find a decent job and fulfill my responsibilities as a mother and wife. But most importantly, I need it to prove my existence as a woman."
"Nesma is one of the 5 million women in Egypt who do not have ID cards and accordingly are denied their basic rights as citizens on daily basis," affirmed Heba Wafa, Gender Officer in UNDP Egypt Country Office. "Without IDs women like Nesma cannot apply for jobs, enroll their kids in school or have a source of income that would help them contribute to providing their family with their basic needs."
The "Citizenship Initiative" is a project that UN Women implements in partnership with UNDP, the Ministry of State for Administrative Development (MSAD) and the Social Fund for Development (SFD), in collaboration with the Civil Status Organization (CSO) in the Ministry of Interior (MOI).
The project aims to issue two million National ID Cards for Egyptian women, through mobile registrars that can reach out to remote and marginalized areas where most of the women without ID cards live.
The ID card allows women to vote and seek membership in political parties. It gives them access to government services including public hospitals, literacy programs and banking services. It also enables them to have valid marriage contracts that preserve their marital rights and to move freely around in the country. In short, it empowers them to participate in public life, to be full citizens with rights and responsibilities.
"My story is not unique. None of my women neighbors had IDs," said Nesma story. "After I got mine exemplifies I explained to them the benefits the Citizenship Initiative, and encouraged them to get their own IDs. Not only are Nesma and her female neighbors now more aware of the benefits of an ID and their rights as full citizens. Now they all exist as proud women in every sense of the word.
The Citizenship Initiative campaign is available on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.


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Did Michelle Obama Get A Facelift? Top Plastic Surgeons Speak Out!
Has the First Lady gone under the knife? Is she using Botox or fillers to get her perfectly smooth look?
These days, Botox is as common as getting a manicure or your eyebrows waxed. It doesn't last forever, but adds to a polished and professional look — and for Michelle Obama, looking presentable to the public is part of her job. So when the First Lady appeared looking extra-youthful on The View on April 18, HollywoodLife.com consulted top plastic surgeons and dermatologists for their opinion on how the 47-year-old Mrs. Obama looks so fantastic.
NY-based plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Fallek thinks there may have been minor amounts of Botox used on the First Lady.
"[She] may have had a little Botox to the forehead and brow area for a small lift," he said. "No surgery suspected. On a still photo where you can't see movement, the overly raised or arched or 'Dr. Spock' eyebrows are the usual give away."
NY-based dermatologist Dr. Katz agreed, saying, "It looks like her eyebrows are quite highly arched and that's usually a tip off that someone has had Botox."
Dr. Adam D. Schaffner of Weill Cornell Medical College also thinks Michelle is using Botox. "Mrs. Obama may have had Botox injected in the area around her eyes, between her eyebrows, as well as in her forehead, to soften the appearance of some of the wrinkles in these areas," he explained.
Dr. David J. Goldberg, chief of dermatology at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey, doesn't believe Michelle has had Botox but a different form of cosmetic help.
"She has the classic look of the 'Liquid Facelift,' " he said. "That is she has the look of the facelift…she may had liquid fillers injected and did not have surgery. In the past fillers were used only for smile lines. Now we can use specialized fillers in the cheek and along the jawline to give natural-looking cheek fullness and a lift of the jawline. These fillers are usually either Radiesse or Sculptra."
The acclaimed Knife Coach Wendy Lewis, a NY-based plastic-surgery consultant, told us she doesn't buy into Michelle having had any youth-enhancing injections.
"Michelle is a handsome woman who takes great care of herself and it shows," she told HollywoodLife.com. "We know she works out, her skin is luminous and she looks stunning. As for cosmetic intervention, I doubt she is doing much, if anything."
Wendy adds that women of color often are blessed with skin that tends to show lines and wrinkles later than fair skinned women. I have heard, however, that she has a brilliant Dermatologist in the DC area so perhaps good skincare is her secret."
Sarasota, Fla., plastic surgeon Dr. J David Holcomb is also skeptical that Botox was used. He points to another medical procedure.
"Based on photos and compared to a previous photo in 2009 her brows are softer with a gentler arch — this may be partly due to Botox at the glabella area but may also be the result of brow shaping," he said. "She doesn't have crow's feet lines with smiling but this doesn't mean she has definitely had Botox in this area. She has a slight natural asymmetry of the eyelids seen on other photos, so it;s not the result of a Botox complication."
Do YOU think the First Lady has had a little help from modern medicine to give her a youthful glow? Sound off in the comments!


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Militants storm UN compound in Somalia; 20 killed
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — Seven al-Qaida-linked militants on a suicide mission attacked the U.N. compound Wednesday with a truck bomb and then poured inside, killing at least 13 people before dying in the assault.
At least three foreigners were slain during the raid in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, where the United Nations expanded its presence this year, about 18 months after Islamic insurgents were pushed from the seaside city.
The militant group al-Shabab claimed responsibility for the attack, calling the U.N. "a merchant of death."
African Union forces expelled al-Shabab from Mogadishu in August 2011, ending years of daily violence that had caused the rest of the world to shun the capital for two decades. After the ouster of al-Shabab, the international community had started trickling back into the capital, and the U.N. began moving in its personnel from Kenya, a process that accelerated in recent weeks.
Wednesday's attack, however, underscores the fragile security situation and will force the U.N. and embassies to review safety plans and decide if they have the resources to withstand a sustained assault from al-Shabab.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, who expressed outrage over the attack, commended the U.N. security guards who defended the compound, said U.N. deputy spokesman Eduardo del Buey.
The U.N. Security Council later Wednesday reiterated its willingness "to take action against those whose behavior threatens the peace, stability or security of Somalia."
Susan Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., condemned the "brazen assault on civilians working for peace."
Somali Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon said he was appalled by "such barbaric violence." An African Union official, Mahamet Saleh Annadif, condemned the "cowardly" attack and sent condolences to the families of the victims.
The attack began about 11:30 a.m. when the seven al-Shabab militants from what the group called its martyrdom brigade blew up an explosives-laden truck at the gates of the U.N. compound and gunmen rushed in, said a U.N. official who insisted on anonymity because he was not an official spokesman.
At least two other blasts followed, said Ben Parker, a spokesman for the U.N. Assistance Mission in Somalia.
Dozens of staff from U.N. humanitarian and development agencies were in the compound, and many were moved to a secure bunker in the complex, Parker said. Later, they were evacuated to a secure military base and airport complex across the street, where U.N.-backed African Union military forces are based.
Fadumo Hussein, who was in her shop near the scene of the attack, described a narrow escape.
"It started with an earsplitting explosion, followed by heavy gunfire," she said, showing holes made by bullets on her shop. "I crouched and then crawled like an animal. I am very lucky. It was a shocking moment."
African Union and Somali security forces responded and took control of the compound by 12:30 p.m.
An Associated Press reporter who went into the bullet-scarred compound afterward saw two bodies of what appeared to be al-Shabab attackers wearing Somali military uniforms. The seven attackers died, said a U.N. official who insisted on anonymity because he was not an official spokesman.
Del Buey said one U.N. international staff member, three contractors, and four Somali security guards died at the compound. A number of Somali civilians were also killed and wounded outside the compound, he said at U.N. headquarters.
Ambulance driver Mohamed Ali said he took away five dead civilians and 10 people who were wounded.
Among the dead were two South Africans from the company Denel Mechem who were working to get rid of land mines, said Vuyelwa Qinga, a spokeswoman for Denel, a manufacturer of defense equipment.
"There was not very much time to get into the safe area," Parker said.
The top U.N. official on Somalia, Nicholas Kay, who was not in the compound when it was attacked, said he was horrified by the attack.
"The United Nations common compound houses U.N. personnel working on humanitarian and development issues for the Somali people. This was an act of blatant terrorism and a desperate attempt to knock Somalia off its path of recovery and peace-building," he said.
A statement sent on al-Shabab's Twitter feed said: "The U.N., a merchant of death & a satanic force of evil, has a long inglorious record of spreading nothing but poverty, dependency & disbelief."
Ban had visited Mogadishu in December to announce the return of the U.N.'s political office to the country.
Britain's U.N. Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant, the current Security Council president, said actions that could be taken after the attack include reinforcing security in Mogadishu and widening sanctions against al-Shabab.
Straziuso reported from Nairobi, Kenya. Associated Press writers Edith M. Lederer and Alexandra Olson contributed from the United Nations.


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Aug. 5, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) definitely can be very good. Needs a little word. Very hard to play with a laptop... (not that that is a bad thing) I might suggest not starting with numbers so it feels more like a typing game... or atleast switch from numbers to just letters and maybe bring numbers back later. I really like the idea of using mouse with right and keys with left. Almost feels like a shooter...
Aug. 1, 2010
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Under rating threshold (hideshow) This concept has TONS of potential. Add achievements, sure, bu the thing that matters most: ADD MUSIC. If you were to sync this up with music so that it was sorta like a sideways DDR thing, with letters, it would be pretty sweet. that, achievements, and some color changes with the music would make it absolutely fantastic. As for this, unfortunately, it's only going to get a 2 from me.
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Under rating threshold (hideshow) if u put sound like "E" "One" "Q" it be better
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Wal-Mart Moves Up Dividend as 'Cliff' Looms
Wal-Mart Stores moved up the payment of its regular fourth-quarter dividend, looking to get ahead of potential tax-code changes enacted by the fiscal cliff. Jonathan Cheng reports on Markets Hub. Photo: AP.
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The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive Tuesday, Jan. 10, from noon to 6:00 p.m. in the family fellowship center of the First Baptist Church of Commerce.
The church is located at 1345 South Broad Street, Commerce.
The Red Cross provides blood services to local hospitals, including Northridge Medical Center and the Athens, Gainesville and Atlanta area hospitals.
Participants will receive a coupon for a free Chick fil A sandwich at the Banks Crossing restaurant.
Red Cross blood drive is Tuesday at First Baptist
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Norwegian Karl Sondenaa spent a day at the International Tracing Service (ITS) at the end of May viewing original documents on his father´s imprisonment at the Buchenwald concentration camp. "It is incredible which details the Nazis registered," he said.learn more
Professor Rudolf Sarközi and Gerhard Baumgartner of the Cultural Association of Austrian Roma visited the International Tracing Service in mid-May and viewed documents on the fate of Austrian Sinti and Roma. "We wanted an overview of the specific information we could find here," said both representatives.learn more
Julius Edmundson could have gradually started thinking about a quiet life after retiring in his early 60s. But the prospect of more time and quiet awakened his long-held desire to learn more about his heritage. Edmundson traveled to Europe with his daughter Lara seeking clues to his past. "I always felt a little...learn more
Waltraud Burger spent two days at the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen doing research to reconstruct names on rows of gravestones in cemeteries at the former POW camp in Ziegenhain, today known as Trutzhain. "It is important to clarify where the POWs are buried. The relatives need a place to mourn,"...learn more
32 University of Bamberg students toured the International Tracing Service (ITS) archive in Bad Arolsen today to learn about opportunities in research and archive administration. "The opening of the archive was a stroke of good luck for research and therefore also for universities," said Horst Gehringer, excursion...learn more
While the international meeting of Red Cross Societies was being held at the Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen, the Israeli Susan Edel researched into traces of her ancestors in Hesse on 28 April. She viewed records and files at the ITS archives and went to visit the Jewish cemetery of Breitenbach. "I am impressed...learn more
Kassel´s Regierungspräsident (Regional Commissioner) Lutz Klein visited the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen on April 27, 2009, where he viewed the archive´s collections and spoke with director Jean-Luc Blondel and chief archivist Udo Jost. "The ITS is still as indispensable and sought-after an...learn more
The Foundation of memorial sites in Lower Saxony organised a three-days workshop at the International Tracing Service (ITS) late in April. The aim of the workshop was to familiarize the staff of the memorial sites in Lower Saxony with the archival holdings of the ITS and to show them the collection's research...learn more
Corinna Fürstaller, a history student at Karl Franzens University in Graz, Austria, spent several days in late April at the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen doing research for her thesis on Lebensborn homes in Austria. "I was impressed by the number of documents the ITS has on the topic of...learn more
Senior teacher Marion Möller returned to the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen for the sixth time in early April to research the history of the north Hessian county seat Korbach under National Socialism. "I have had contact to the ITS since the opening of the archive, and I´m grateful for their...learn more


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Interior Releases Updated Solar Energy Development Roadmap
November 7, 2011
The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) made public on October 27 a supplement to the federal plan to facilitate responsible utility-scale solar development on public lands in six western states—Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. The revised plan, the Supplement to the Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for Solar Energy Development (Solar PEIS), includes 17 solar energy zones totaling about 285,000 acres potentially available for development within the zones. More than 80,000 comments were received on the draft Solar PEIS, which the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) developed with DOE and published on December 17, 2010. After analyzing those comments, gathering additional data, and consulting with cooperating agencies and resource managers, the BLM modified its preferred alternative.
The BLM refined or removed zones that had development constraints or serious resource conflicts. The modified preferred alternative also establishes a variance process that, going forward, will allow development of well-sited projects outside of solar energy zones on an additional 20 million acres of public land. The supplement reinforces and improves upon DOI's work to establish meaningful solar energy zones with transmission solutions and incentives for solar energy development within those zones. The blueprint's early comprehensive analysis is designed to make for faster, better permitting of large-scale solar projects on public lands.
To ensure that proposed solar energy zones are located in appropriate areas, the supplement sets forth a more complete description of the process for identifying zones, including an analysis of transmission availability and potential resource conflicts. It also describes in detail the incentives for developers to site new projects in solar energy zones, and it identifies ongoing regional planning processes that are being used to identify additional solar energy zones.
The Federal Register Notice of Availability for the supplement begins a 90-day public comment period, after which BLM will prepare a Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement and Record of Decision. See the DOI press release, the supplement, and the Solar PEIS website.
Source: November 2, 2011 article in EERE News, published by the U.S. Department of Energy