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I first want to thank all those who wrote very kind words after I announced I would end regular blogging, either in the comments section, via e-mail or Twitter. It was very heart-warming to know how much Campaign Diaries meant to so many people. As I promised then, I am now thinking about the best way to put together a weekly update system. Perhaps it would be best to keep it open so I have the flexibility to do what I think fits the week best, though I will try to be regular.
This week, I am posting a "ratings update", as many of my race assesments grew stale over the past month - most notably in Indiana and upstate New York. The races that are written in red are those in which the rating is changing towards Republicans; those that are written in blue are those in which the rating is changing towards Democrats.
Indiana, lean Democratic to toss-up: All hell broke loose in the Hoosier State when Evan Bayh announced his retirement just 24 hours from the filing deadline, but Democrats have managed to stabilize the situation by convincing Rep. Brad Ellsworth to give up his relatively safe House seat for a tough statewide campaign. (To be clear: Ellsworth has not yet been officially tapped by the party committee, but there is little doubt he will be the nominee.) If Ellsworth manages to defend this conservative-leaning state in an environment that is this toxic for his party, it will largely be because Bayh's timing prevented Republicans from securing as formidable a nominee as they would have otherwise: It would have been harder to imagine Ellsworth prevailing against Mitch Daniels, Todd Rokita or Mike Pence than against former Senator Dan Coats, a former lobbyist who moved away from the state and hasn't faced voters since 1992, or against former Rep. John Hostettler, who has always ran poor campaigns and has a very rough relationship with national Republicans. The GOP nonetheless starts with a slight edge, but Indiana is sure to host a highly competitive campaign.
Illinois-Gov, likely Democratic to lean Democratic: Not only is Pat Quinn running as the incumbent Governor of a Midwestern state - a sure way to face electoral trouble this year - but he cannot even count on one of the biggest assets of incumbency - voter familiarity: He came to become Governor upon Rod Blagojevich's impeachment rather than through a victory of his own. Add to this the possibility that Blagojevich's summer trial reflects badly on state Democrats, and the GOP has reason to hope it can oust Quinn. Yet, state Senator Bill Brady's apparent victory should prevent Republicans from making full use of Governor Pat Quinn's vulnerabilities as the relatively conservative state Senator could have trouble making himself acceptable to this blue state's electorate. The fact that he is from downstate could boost GOP turnout across the state, but it might cause moderate voters in the Chicago suburbs not to support him. Furthermore, Brady has been denied the bounce primary winners typically get because it took a month for his victory over state Senator Kirk Dillard to be confirmed, while Quinn displayed strong survival skills in the Democratic primary.
Pennsylvania, toss-up to lean Republican: This is one of the most bizarre races of the cycle because of Democrats' inability to recruit a strong candidate in what should have been one of the party's priority. Former Rep. Joe Hoeffel, Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato and Auditor General Jack Wagner might make decent candidates, but none of them appears to have much name recognition nor a preexisting popularity that would help them beat back the electorate's current hostility towards Democrats. Attorney General Tom Corbett, on the other hand, has been a dominant force in the GOP primary and polls show he is well-known and relatively well-liked.
Ohio, lean Democratic to toss-up: Governor Ted Strickland entered the cycle in a very comfortable position. He had triumphed in the 2006 open seat race, he enjoyed strong approval ratings and it did not look like Ohio Republicans could recover from years of dismal showings in time to mount a credible challenge. Yet, the recession has hit Midwestern states with particular ferocity, and it is no shock that Strickland's poll numbers have fallen along with Ohioans' economic condition. Republicans are high on former Rep. John Kasich, and Ohio's status as one of the premier swing states should ensure national parties prioritize this race. While polls differ as to where it stands (Quinnipiac has Strickland leading outside of the margin of error, Rasmussen shows Kasich leading by large margins), there is no doubt it's one of the country's most competitive contests.
Texas, likely Republican to lean Republican: Rick Perry displayed amazing political resilience throughout 2009, dispatching popular Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison with an ease no one could have foreseen a year ago. Yet, he did so by using a strategy that should be ill-fitted to beat former Houston Mayor Bill White in the general election: The electorate Perry needs to court should be less amused by his talk of secession and his refusal to take federal funds and White will not suffer from anti-Washington sentiment the way Hutchison did. Add to that Perry's clear vulnerabilities - not only is it not good to be an incumbent governor this year, but his approval rating is decidedly mediocre and he won re-election with only 39% of the vote in 2006 - and White has a clear shot at winning Democrats' first major victory in Texas since 1990.
Utah, safe Republican to likely Republican: Are Republicans trembling with fear at the thought of facing Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon in the general election? No: Utah is too conservative a state for a Democrat to ever have that credible a shot at winning a statewide victory. Yet, Coroon does represent one third of the state's population in a capacity that ensures he is visible and recent polls show he could score an upset if Gary Herbert (an unelected incumbent) stumbles.
FL-21, safe Republican to likely Republican: While candidates who try to succeed family members are more often than not successful, Mario Diaz-Balart's announcement that he would run to replace his retiring brother Lincoln was so bizarre that it is worth keeping an eye on whether Democrats can recruit a strong candidate, attack Mario's credibility and make the most of Southern Florida's growing openness to voting for Democrats (Gore lost the district by 16%, Obama by 2%).
FL-25, likely Republican to lean Republican: Mario Diaz-Balart decided to switch districts because he felt FL-21 was a safer bet for a Republican than his FL-25, which covers western Miami-Dade County. While that means concentrating on FL-21 might not be advisable for Democrats, it also signals that an open seat in FL-25 is a real opportunity - even in a tough environment. Yet, much will depend on Democratic recruitment. While Republicans have already lined up top candidates (state Rep. David Rivera is running and state Senate Majority Leader Alex Diaz will probably join him), Democrats are waiting for 2008 nominee Joe Garcia to make up his mind; Garcia, who now works in the Obama administration, came close to defeating Diaz-Balart two years ago.
IN-08, safe Democratic to toss-up: Evan Bayh's retirement caused open seat headaches not only for Senate Democrats but also for their House counterparts, as Brad Ellsworth withdrew his name from the IN-08 ballot hours before the filing deadlne in the expectation that he'd be chosen to replace Bayh. Thankfully for the DCCC, the timing of Ellsworth's exit might very well save the party: the GOP did not have time to recruit a top candidate. Heart surgeon Larry Bucshon would be a credible nominee, but you can be sure Republicans would have been able to find a far stronger candidate had IN-8 become an open seats weeks before - not to mention Bucshon can't be sure to win the 8-way primary! Ellsworth, meanwhile, was able to orchestrate a transition with state Rep. Trent Van Haaften, who thus has a stronger shot at defending the district. All of this said, IN-8 remains red-leaning, the DCCC's first choice (Evansville Mayor Jon Weinsapfel) passed on the race and the environment is tough enough that this open seat is no better than a toss-up for Democrats.
KS-03, toss-up to lean Republican: While Democrats can never expect to have it easy in Kansas, this is one open seat they should not have let get this compromised: KS-03 voted for Barack Obama in 2008, and the party had a reasonable bench from which to pick a candidate. Yet, one by one Democrats have ruled out running - the biggest blow being Kansas City Mayor Joe Reardon - while the GOP field leaves nothing to be desired. The DCCC is now reduced to hoping that Rep. Dennis Moore's wife Stephene Moore runs, as reports suggest she might; while she might be able to keep the party competitive, it's hard to see how an inexperienced political spouse can get elected in a swing district in the absence of any sympathy factor.
MA-10, safe Democratic to lean Democratic: Rumors that Rep. Delahunt was preparing to retire started swirling in early 2010, but you can bet the DCCC was hoping they would not come to be true. MA-10 might be the state's less Democratic seat, but this is likely the only cycle in which the GOP would have a real chance of winning an open race in a district that gave Gore, Kerry and Obama double-digit victories. Yet, MA-10 also decisively voted for Scott Brown, proving that voters are open to backing a Republican - and the NRCC is confident that former state Treasurer Joe Malone will make the most of this opportunity. Democrats in the running at the moment are state Sen. Robert O'Leary and Norfolk Co. DA William Keating.
MS-04, safe Democratic to likely Democratic: Gene Taylor has easily held a district that gave John McCain 68% of the vote since 1989, convincing tens of thousands of conservative voters to support him: he received more than 75% in six of his last last seven races. His electoral track record make him a solid bet for re-election, but if there is any year the GOP could unseat him, it's in 2010. State Rep. Steven Palazzo has announced he will challenge Taylor, which is as serious a challenge as any the staunchly conservative Democrat has received recently.
NY-29, lean retention to toss-up: What is going on in the Empire State? Rep. Eric Massa became the latest New York politician to self-implode in a bizarre scandal involving harassment claims, unwanted tickling sessions and allegations that he was pushed out due to his opposition to the health-care bill. Even after the first headlines appeared, Massa's abrupt decision to resign came as a surprise, though it simultaneously helps Nancy Pelosi find the votes to pass the health-care bill and gives the DCCC the headache of worrying about yet another problematic special election on top of May's PA-12 and HI-01. In fact, the NY-29 special will be New York's third in a single cycle - a number that matches the record set by far larger California a few cycles back! While Democrats pulled unlikely triumphs in NY-20 and NY-23 in 2009, NY-29 is more conservative since it is one of only three state districts to have voted for McCain. Furthermore, the Democratic nominee will have to run under the clout of the Paterson and Massascandals at a time the new York electorate has shown signs of being exasperated with the party. Finally, the GOP will not be weighed down by the two factors that doomed its NY-20 and NY-23 candidates (too much of a connection to Albany and intraparty fighting), as Corning Mayor Tom Reed is emerging as a consensus choice. That said, Reed, who was already running before Massa's resignation, had never come to look as that formidable a candidate and the GOP might have been better off with a stronger contender. It remains to be seen who Democrats pick.
OH-02, likely Republican to safe Republican: While Democrats threw a lot at Rep. Jean Schmidt in 2005, 2006 and 2008, they never fielded the type of prominent candidate whose local ties could have overcome the district's staunchly conservative lean. They thought they would finally be able to do so in 2010, but the state legislator whose candidacy the DCCC spent months touting dropped out in November. The Democratic nominee will be Surya Yalamanchili, a political novice whose claim to fame comes from a bout on Donald Trump's The Apprentice, or David Krikorian, who got double-digits running as an independent in 2008. While they might have been promising candidates in other years, voters seem too reluctant to oust a GOP incumbent this year for a Republican holding a 59%-McCain district to have much to worry about - however controversial her profile.
OH-13, safe Democratic to likely Democratic: For car dealer Tom Ganley to defeat Rep. Betty Sutton would be one of the biggest upsets of Election Night, and yet it is no longer possible to rule out such results. While OH-13 gave John Kerry and Barack Obama double-digits victories, Ganley is reportedly willing to spend as much as $1 million of his money funding his race and Sutton is too junior a lawmaker for Democrats to be confident she can resist voters' hostility towards her party. At the very least, OH-13 could emerge as a late headache for the DCCC, forcing the party committee to spend precious resources defending Sutton rather than more obviously vulnerable Democrats.
RI-01, safe Democratic to likely Democratic: Democrats were sure not expecting to spend as much as a minute worrying about a district that gave Al Gore, John Kerry and Barack Obama more than 62% of the vote, but Rep. Patrick Kennedy's retirement has given the GOP hope that state Rep. John Loughlin can make the race competitive. The Democratic field is made up of two prominent contenders with a relatively progressive reputation - Providence Mayor David Cicilline and state Democratic Party chairman William Lynch; an ugly race could open the door to Loughlin, since the primary will not be held until September 14th. A wild card is the possible candidacy of former Providence MayorBuddy Cianci, who recently spent four years in federal prison but has now said he is considering an independent run.


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We were expecting to see the WiFi-only Xyboard make an appearance at CES this week anyway, but apparently Motorola wanted to get out ahead of the madness; they've already popped up for pre-order on the Motorola's store.
For our European readers this is old hat. Motorola has offered them over there as the Xoom 2 and Xoom 2 Media Edition for a couple months now.
Just like their European counterparts the Xyboards are both going to be running Android 3.2 at launch with the 4.0 upgrade a promise for the future.
Pricing remains par for the course with the 10.1-inch models coming in at $499 and $599 and the 8.2-inch models at $399 and $499, depending on whether you want 16 or 32GB.
Both models offer an IPS display at 1280×800, 5MP rear camera with LED flash, 1.3MP front-facing camera and a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor.
Motorola faces much the same difficulties as they did with the original Xoom in that the Verizon versions seems too expensive at the moment and the 10.1-inch model is simply outclassed by the Transformer Prime at $499. The 8.2-inch model has a more compelling story to tell with it's unique size, and at $399 it competes favorably with the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. But there's every indication that a wealth of more budget-friendly 7-inch tablets are incoming that could really cut the legs out from under the current smaller screened offerings.
I'm sure we'll be able to get some hands-on time with them this week. If you have any questions just give a shout in comments, but there shouldn't be too many surprises here.

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Deadline Sunday for Denton Cottier & Daniels music scholarships
Applications are being accepted for the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame's fifth annual Denton Cottier & Daniels Student Music Scholarship Awards.
Students in grades nine to 11 in Erie, Niagara, Orleans, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Wyoming counties who are studying music, the music business or any technical, audio or production aspect of music are eligible to apply. The deadline for applications is Sunday.
For more information, visit www.buffalomusic.org.


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There are many options for different clubs and activies.
What to do for fun
Walk around campus and hang out in the lounge area, talking to friends.
Food and Dining
Food and Dining is good.
Dorm Life
From what i here the dorm life is good, i do not live on campus.
Academic Rigor
Many choices for academics.
Tips for prospective students
Keep up on your work, dont be afraid to work hands on, and dont be afraid to ask questions.
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You are forced to attend what are basically tech college STUCO meetings. You lose class points if you do not attend.
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Religious.....they have prayer services and hand out bibles to students. Also require students to do community service to graduate.
What to do for fun
If you attend this school, you will find that you are trying to slit your wrists with your textbooks before the semester is over.
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Teachers only have bachelor's degrees, and no real teaching experience. They tell their teachers to assign whatever grade they feel he/she deserves. They can and will fail you based on attitude.
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I was recently alerted to this gem from a few years back: Thomas P. Hunt, The Book of Wealth; in which it is Proved from The Bible that it is the Duty of Every Man to Become Rich (New York, 1836). Thankfully, it's available online. It begins with the foolproof assumption:
One thing is certain; no man can be obedient to God's will as revealed in the Bible, without, as the general result, becoming rich (p. 6).
From there the venerable Mr Hunt adduces the following six biblical principals of wealth creation:
1. It is the duty of all men to be diligent.
2. Slothfulness is condemned.
3. Idleness is a great sin – 'a severe reproof to many these days'.
4. Wastefulness is a sin.
5. Prudence is a duty.
6. God has promised riches as a reward.
All of which is summed up in Proverbs 10:4: 'The soul of the diligent shall be made fat'.
Mind you, these are not just tips for making a killing, but a veritable duty of every devout Christian. Thou shalt be rich.
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By Arshad Mohammed and Warren Strobel
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Samantha Power, a Pulitzer Prize winning author, former White House aide and Harvard professor, is under consideration to be the U.S. State Department's top human rights official, sources familiar with the matter said.
If chosen, Power, an outspoken defender of human rights who wrote a study of the U.S. government's failure to prevent genocide in the 20th century, could become a strong voice in the administration for a more muscular U.S. role in protecting rights in such places as Syria, China and Sudan.
The sources said Power was a candidate to serve as under secretary of state for civilian security, democracy, and human rights, a post that oversees the department's work in areas ranging from counterterrorism to democracy promotion.
"That is a strong possibility," said one source, who is in regular contact with the State Department, of Power's possible nomination by U.S. President Barack Obama. The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, cautioned it was always possible that someone else could be selected in the end.
The White House and the State Department declined comment on the possibility of Power's nomination.
After covering the Balkan wars of the 1990s as a journalist, Power won the Pulitzer Prize for her book "A Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide," a study of U.S. policy responses to genocide during the 20th century.
Should she be nominated, it would be a revival of sorts for the Harvard Law School-trained lawyer, who resigned as an adviser to Obama's 2008 campaign after calling his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton a "monster."
Power stepped down after the British newspaper The Scotsman quoted her as saying of Clinton: "She is a monster, too - that is off the record - she is stooping to anything."
Obama subsequently named Clinton as his secretary of state during his first term in office, while Power joined the White House as senior director for multilateral affairs and human rights on the national security staff.
While her White House job had a relatively low profile, Power was widely reported to have argued for the U.S. decision to intervene militarily in 2011 to support the rebels who eventually toppled long-time Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Should Power, who left the White House earlier this year, move to the State Department as under secretary for civilian security, democracy and human rights, she is likely to have a higher public profile.
That post oversees the State Department offices that handle conflict and stabilization operations; counterterrorism; democracy, human rights and labor; international narcotics and law enforcement; and population, refugees and migration; human trafficking and global criminal justice.
In February, the website of Foreign Policy magazine cited several sources as saying Power could return to government to replace Maria Otero as the under secretary of state for civilian security, democracy, and human rights.
(Reporting by Arshad Mohammed and Warren Strobel; Editing by Lisa Shumaker)


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Zac Efron is the latest actor to confirm he is in talks to join the new instalment of the Star Wars saga.
The former High School Musical star is one of a handful of young actors who is being considered by Disney bosses for the sci-fi franchise's latest reboot.
In an interview with MTV News, reporter Josh Horowitz asked Efron and his That Awkward Moment co-stars Michael B. Jordan and Miles Teller who out of the three would be "most likely to be in a Star Wars movie", and Efron reluctantly admitted he was already in the running.
The star responded, "Yeah, I just went and met with them (Disney executives). So I don't know. It would be cool. I love the Star Wars movies I love them, but who knows?"
The news of Efron's possible involvement comes weeks after Star Wars: Episode VII director J.J. Abrams confirmed that Breaking Bad star Jesse Plemons is also in talks for a major role.
Abrams went on to reveal that original castmembers Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford are all onboard to return.
The film, the first of three new installments, is expected to hit cinemas in December 2015.


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US 212 Reconstruction - Rockvale to Laurel
Project Overview
The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) has initiated the design and reconstruction of US Highway 212 from Rockvale to south of Laurel. The project follows the preferred alignment as presented in the Record of Decision for the Final Environmental Impact Statement for Rockvale to Laurel, completed in September 2009.
This project will reconstruct approximately 10.8 miles of US Highway 212 on a new alignment beginning at milepost 42.1 near Rockvale and continue northeast to milepost 52.7, south of Laurel. This project will be designed and constructed in multiple phases.
Four individual projects have been identified to facilitate design and construction of improvements along this corridor in phases. The projects are identified below along with the anticipated schedule for construction. All schedules are tentative and dependent on the completion of all project development activities and the availability of funding.
South of Laurel - RR Overpass
Construction Completed:
This project consisted of the replacement of the railroad underpass and full reconstruction of the existing substandard two-lane roadway alignment at the northern end of the project corridor. The underpass has been replaced with a new grade-separated overpass of the BNSF Railway (BNSF) on a new alignment and includes a new two-lane roadway connection back to the existing US 212 alignment approximately one-mile further south. The new roadway consists of a four-lane roadway with depressed median.
Rockvale - North (US 212/310)
Construction Completed:
This project consisted of intersection and roadway improvements for the intersection of US 212 and US 310 at Rockvale. This project included roadway reconstruction, overhead lighting, turn lanes, and replacement of the flashing beacon. The project extends approximately 1.3 miles northeasterly of the intersection where it connects with the existing US 212/310 alignment.
Rockvale - Laurel (2 Lanes)
Construction 2017-2018:
This project will construct a two-lane roadway, with intermittent four-lane segments, between the limits of the Rockvale – North (US 212/310) project and the South of Laurel - RR Overpass project. The project will also construct the earthwork and drainage features for the ultimate roadway template (four lane divided roadway with depressed median). The length of this project is approximately 10 miles.
Rockvale - Laurel (NB Lanes)
Construction 2019 or beyond:
This project represents the construction of the remaining portions of the full build-out 4-lane sections. The overall project limits will correspond with the limits of the Rockvale - Laurel (2 Lanes) project identified above.
Throughout the process, public input is encouraged to meet the needs of all parties involved. To submit a comment please go to the comments page.


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Buenos Aires has a number of walking tour options. They include the typical tours you may find in any city, as well as interesting options including free walking tours, Downloadable MP3 Walking Tours, and even Running Tours.
The most popular sport in Argentina is fútbol (soccer). If you come to Argentina, you shouldn't miss the chance to experience a professional match live. Argentina's top professional football league is the Primera División , and the fans are very passionate. The Argentinian national team is also one of the world's footballing powerhouses, and matches against Brazil and England in particular are very charged affairs.
There are five teams called "Los 5 grandes", which are the elite of Argentinian football tournaments:
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Rugby and basketball ( basquet ) are also popular.
Argentine Polo is famous throughout the world, and the country is home to all of the highest ranked players today. First introduced by British settlers in the 1870s, skillful gauchos adopted it and the passion caught like wildfire. The Argentine Polo Open, usually played on early December every year, is a must for polo fans from all over the world. The sport's governing body is the Asociacion Argentina de polo and its webpage lists all the official tournaments held each year. Argentina is also well known for the many polo clinics held on clubs and farms around Buenos Aires.
Tennis has been growing in popularity with the Argentina's steady production of top players over the past three decades.
Field hockey has also became a popular sport, especially among women. The National Women's Field Hockey Team, Las Leonas ( The Lionesses ), has grown in the past years and developed into a now competes against the best in the world.
Car racing is popular too: The main leagues are Turismo Carretera (Ford vs Chevrolet), TC2000 (Touring Cars) and TopRace. The most important racetrack in Argentina is in Buenos Aires is "Autódromo Oscar Alfredo Gálvez.
Golf in Argentina is an increasingly popular sport thanks in part to the success of Argentinian players such as Angel Cabrera, Andres Romero and Eduardo Romero. There are around 280 courses in the country, most around Buenos Aires and including such well-known names as the Jockey Club, Olivos and Hurlingham. On the Atlantic coast in Mar del Plata are a couple of courses that have held international events, and Patagonia has excellent resort courses such as Llao Lloa, Arelauquen and Chapelco (a Nicklaus design) as well as the 9-hole course in Ushuaia.
The official currency of Argentina is the peso (ISO: code: ARS ), denoted by the symbol " $ ". It is divided into 100 centavos. Coins come in 5, 10, 25, 50 centavos and 1 and 2 peso denominations. Banknotes are issued in values of 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 pesos. Be prepared to receive small change in the form of golosinas (candies/ sweets), especially in Chinese supermarkets.
Ha señalado que los contenidos que no hacen referencia a aspectos retributivos sino que están vinculados a las carreras profesionales de los funcionarios, a los planes de igualdad, a la conciliación o al horario, comenzarán a debatirse de inmediato en el ámbito del diálogo social.
"El horizonte de trabajo del ministerio no es solo la presente legislatura ya que hay retos y trabajos que deberán concretar futuros Gobiernos", ha dicho Batet al tiempo que ha anunciado que habrá dos comisiones especializadas para adecuar el modelo de acceso a la función pública y para concretar nuevas medidas de funcionamiento interno en las administraciones.
Batet ha pedido al exministro de Administraciones Públicas Jordi Sevilla que asuma la dirección de una comisión de trabajo que impulse reformas para la modernización de las administraciones.
Esta comisión estaría compuesta por expertos académicos y de las administraciones públicas así como por representantes de los sindicatos y de colectivos de ciudadanos.
Batet ha instado a que en diciembre estén cerrados los trabajos de análisis con el fin de que en enero sean evaluados por el Gobierno y puedan empezar a aprobarse nuevas medidas.
Ha insistido en la importancia de que se sigan reduciendo las cargas administrativas y ha dicho que el nuevo plan será aprobado en el tercer trimestre de este año.
También ha abogado por la transparencia, el control y la rendición de cuentas dentro de la administración así como por impulsar la digitalización y el uso compartido de datos, con el fin de llegar a una "administración sin papel".
Estimo que mañana mismo 10.000 funcionarios cogerán la baja médica (maestros no, que ya están de vacaciones). Y en su falta, se necesitarán cubrir con los interinos correspondientes. Que a su vez necesitarán de la creación de nuevos su-su-su-suplentes para garantizar el buen funcionamiento del estado y nuestro (SU) estado de bienestar.Stacy AdamsSaxton NjD1O63
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Craso error. Típica medida "progresista" sociata que fomenta directamente el fraude, y que unos cuantos jetas vivan una temporada más o menos larga a costa del trabajo de los contribuyentes. Soy funcionario y siempre he pensado que no se debe pagar el 100% del sueldo a nadie que esté de baja, incluso a aquellos que lo están con causa justificada. Si tú le pagas al que está de baja lo mismo que si estuviera trabajando, indefectiblemente le estás animando a que no tenga demasiada prisa por reincorporarse al trabajo y , qué duda cabe, tenderá a prolongarse la duración de la enfermedad sea esta real o simulada. Siempre es lo mismo con la izquierda: les van las medidas populistas, el "to er mundo es gueno", se les llena la boca de derechos y derechones de unos y de otros, y venga gastar y gastar hasta que arruinan el país y el último que apague la luz. Son una desgracia..
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"It is evident that, with the failure of member states to promptly provide the resources necessary for the implementation of its expanded mandate, UNAMIR (the United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda) may not be in a position, for about three months, to fully undertake the tasks entrusted to it," Mr. Boutros-Ghali wrote. Within a month of the writing of this letter, the genocide ended, as Paul Kagame 's Rwandan Patriotic Front took full effective control of Rwanda.
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Mr. Dagne, a Congressional aide at the time, says that if the Clinton administration had called for a rapid-action force to stop the killings in Rwanda, Congress would have supported him. Letters from bipartisan panels of Congress back this up.
"We are writing to express our strong support for an active United States role in helping to resolve the crisis in Rwanda," wrote Rep. Bob Torricelli (D) of New Jersey , in a letter of April 20, 1994, signed by Republicans and Democrats alike. "Given the fact that approximately 20,000 people have died thus far in the tragic conflict, it is important that the United States endeavor to end the bloodshed and to bring the parties to the negotiating table."
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With Congress looking toward the president, and the White House looking toward the UN, nothing was done, and the genocide ran its course.
"At the end of an administration, they write a report, and Rwanda was at the top of the failures list for the Clinton administration, so this is something that they acknowledge themselves," says Dagne.
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ProvenanceWith Curt Valentin, Buchholz Gallery, New York, 1937-1938 [1]; sold to Louise and Walter C. Arensberg, Los Angeles, May 25, 1938 [2]; gift to PMA, 1950. 1. According to Dr. Christian Rümelin of the Paul-Klee-Stiftung, Kunstmuseum Bern (letter in curatorial file), the painting was shown with the exhibition of the Hugo Borst collection in Stuttgart in 1931; however, it is uncertain whether Borst owned it or if it was lent by Klee or a dealer. It does not appear in the 1931 Haus "Sonnenhalde" (Stuttgart) exhibition of the Borst collection, nor is it recorded in the 1970 publication on the collection entitled Die Sammlung Hugo Borst in Stuttgart. It was apparently in Klee's possession in 1937 when it was mentioned in a letter or list to Curt Valentin; again, it is unclear if Klee recalled it from a loan, bought it back, or received it in exchange at this time. 2. Receipt from the Buchholz Gallery dated May 25, 1938 in PMA Arensberg Archives. Valentin wrote to the Arensbergs on March 30, 1938, sending them the catalog of his current Klee exhibition with photographs. From these the Arensbergs chose "Animal Terror."
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The five officials were dismissed from the Fenghuang school district in the central Hunan province after it was revealed they were serving substandard meals to the children, sparking outrage and raising questions about whether they were pocketing the money instead.
The terrible meals at Suode Primary were first exposed last month when a volunteer teacher at the school, Liang Xuyue, took a photo of the "healthy" lunch and posted it on China's Twitter-like service, Weibo.
The meal, a 20-gram piece of bread and a 200-ml carton of milk, was a far cry from the ministry of education's recommendation that free school meals for poor students should consist of meat, eggs and milk.
Liang noted that the school had also been supplied with seven cases of expired milk.
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The scope of China's national lunch program is daunting. The government allocated 16 billion yuan ($2.5 billion) in 2012 to be used to provide free lunches for approximately 26 million poor rural students. That means just 3 yuan (48 cents) is available per student.
By contrast, the National School Lunch program run by the USDA in the United States budgeted $11.1 billion in 2011 and served 31.8 million students. Taking into account students who pay within the plan for subsidized meals, the American program was able to budget $2.86 for free meals per student.
More than 880,000 comments were posted on Weibo about the scandal, many suspecting like Liang that school officials were lining their pockets with lunch money.
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"I've said it before, when it comes to money it is impossible for us to believe these officials without supervision!" wrote one Weibo user. "We should send these Ministry of Education officials to the forests to experience starvation!" declared another. "Let them suffer!"
Some Weibo users pointedly posted pictures of American school lunches side-by-side with the Suode lunch for comparison.
Hunan province education officials were forced to respond quickly to the outrage, reflecting social media's growing power in influencing how justice is served in China. The school's headmaster, two deputy headmasters and two Fenghuang County education officials were all summarily removed from their jobs.
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But the scandal has evolved beyond a simple case of naked graft and the mistreatment of these children. Many in China are now asking serious questions about the lunch program – not just about the pitiful amount spent per child, but the very makeup of a school lunch.
"In China the quality of life differs in various areas, so there is no unified national standard for what lunch should be like," Deng Fei, a former journalist for China's Phoenix Weekly news magazine, told NBC News.
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Deng started a free lunch program after a reporting trip last year to rural schools in the relatively poor province of Guizhou. The concept was simple: private donations would be used to construct kitchens in poor schools so that children could have what is often their only hot meal of the day.
In mid-2011 as part of an Education Nation series, NBC News visited Baiyun Middle School, a rural school in Hunan that had recently opened one of Deng's kitchens. The students were poor – sons and daughters of migrant workers who make on average less than $40 a week.
As the noon time bell rang, 212 students dashed out from classrooms, steel bowls and chopsticks clanking as they lined up to receive a simple meal cooked by staff in the newly built kitchen: a generous square of rice, some stir-fried vegetables and tofu.
The meal was hearty, tasty and perhaps most importantly, cheap.
For Deng the meal summed up what he and many netizens believe is the biggest problem with the government's school meal plan: an over-emphasis on staples like milk and bread instead of Chinese options that are cheaper, nutritious and more filling.
"I understand the difficulty of some rural places, but after almost one year we should have made some progress," Deng said. "Enough of the milk and bread; these kids need hot meals."
Several teachers and program directors at Baiyun confirmed what a recent Stanford University study in China had discovered and published last year: a healthy, balanced lunch led to improved academic gains and more animated students.
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November 13, 2012
Deb Carneol, the JCC's Social Media Coordinator, recently sat down with Heather Spencer, one of the JCC's Early Childhood education teachers at Gan Ami: Beginnings, Preschool and Kindergarten and Aaron Miller, the Sports & Recreation Director and Sports Camp Director at the JCC to talk about their recent experience at a conference in New York, which focused on children's health. They learned a lot and were eager to share their experience with our JCC community. Check out their Q&A session below!
Deb: The two of you went to a conference in New York that was focused on CATCH. For those of us who have zero idea what CATCH stands for, what does that mean?
Heather: It stands for the Coordinated Approach To Children's Health
D: Great, but what does that REALLY mean?
H: What it REALLY means is that we are trying to get children into the habit of eating better, incorporating more fruits and vegetables into their diet, and to get them moving more so that they can become more healthy adults.
Aaron: Another component to add to that is that it is not just for the kids. It is a full curriculum with tips for parents to help encourage their kids to be active and healthy. One thing that a lot of people are unaware of is that CATCH is a national program, not one that was created specifically here at the JCC. But the JCCA (JCC Association) took CATCH and added a Jewish component. What we did at the conference was we looked at CATCH through a Jewish lens.
D: So the conference you went to wasn't just a CATCH conference, it was a JCCA CATCH conference?
A: Correct. The participants were only JCC staff. It was us, the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center, Akron, Boston, Austin, Florida, Connecticut, and more.
D: Very interesting, so tell me a little bit more about the conference. Was it a lot of lectures or was it more hands on? Did you get to participate in any of the CATCH activities?
H: The conference was actually called "Retrain the Trainers," so we were getting a refresher course on what we were originally trained for when CATCH came to us as a pilot site. So we were learning how to teach CATCH training for our own staff here at the JCC.
D: I see, so the conference was to give you two the tools to train our JCC staff CATCH programs.
A: Yes, and they did it in a fun way. The conference was three days, so the first day, we (the people getting trained) were the kids, and we were trained how to play the games. Day two we acted as teachers, teaching kids how to do the CATCH activities. Then day three, we acted as trainers who would then teach the JCC staff how to use CATCH in their programs. It was interesting to see all three viewpoints. I think it is going to make the two of us more effective trainers.
D: I would think so! Okay, sorry to switch gears here, but you said earlier this was a "retraining" conference, yes? Since this is a retraining, that implies that we have done CATCH here at our JCC before. How did the JCC use CATCH prior to your "retraining conference?"
H: In Gan Ami, we have been working both with the teachers and with Health, Recreation & Fitness interns to take our classes into the gym and studio spaces and doing CATCH activities with the children. All of the teachers have access to the CATCH activities equipment, so many of them will do a CATCH activity instead of just open playtime. The JCC has also had CATCH activities at the beginning of our Family Movie Nights to get children moving before they are sitting through a movie.
A: Like Heather said, we do all of these things currently, but we are looking to expand the program.
D: Across the JCC?
H: Yes, we want to make the transition from Aaron's recreation classes to the Gan Ami program and vice versa easy. We do that by using common CATCH language, like "one, two, three, hands on knees," "skitter scatter," "mingle, mingle," "make a parade route," "bubble of space," and more. (Click here to see definitions)
A: And these words are not just meant to be used during the CATCH activity. We want them to become common language as the kids walk through the halls of the JCC as well.
D: Those words are catchy. I bet we start to hear that language being used amongst the JCC staff. That would be funny. Anyways, this program sounds really interesting and beneficial for the children; do you have any idea of when we are going to start seeing more CATCH training and programming?
H: We are hoping to get training in before the end of the year that includes staff from all over the JCC, but we will for sure do a soft retraining for our Gan Ami staff at our January professional development days.
A: And we have to remember that this is not a program that is limited just to Gan Ami and the sports classes. We are hoping to integrate it into other programs like Kids Center and even CAFA B DATA.
D: Like "CATCH approved meals?"
A: Maybe. It is a larger conversation that we will be having in the future, but we will see more CATCH at the JCC.
D: Well, I am excited to see more CATCH here at the JCC. I guess my last question for the two of you is what are you most excited about in regards to the retraining of our JCC staff in CATCH?
H: I guess for me it is empowering our staff to affect children's lives for the better. I can't imagine anything more amazing than children taking what they learned from our staff here, whether it is through sports classes, Gan Ami, or even aquatics classes, and becoming healthier, more balanced adults in the future. That would be the ultimate reward.
A: And for me it is giving the staff the tools to teach the parents. We, as staff, can retrain and train how to teach CATCH, but we need to empower our parents as well, so that the learning continues once they leave the JCC's doors.
D: Thank you both for taking the time to meet with me and explain CATCH to our JCC family. I think I have a better understanding of what CATCH is and also the direction the JCC is going to take.
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One, two, three, hands on knees – Freeze, stop what you are doing
Skitter scatter – move from one place to another
Mingle, mingle – walk around the activity area
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Multiple myeloma is a cancer of plasma cells, a type of white blood cell present in the bone marrow. A group of plasma cells becomes cancerous (myeloma cells) and multiplies, causing health problems ranging from anemia to kidney damage. Approximately 20,500 new cases of multiple myeloma will be diagnosed this year.
This study also enrolled patients at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit, Michigan, under the leadership of Jeffrey Zonder, M.D., associate professor of Medicine and Oncology, Karmanos Cancer Institute and Wayne State University School of Medicine. The study was supported by Cephalon.
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Diet Whey Complex contains both a macro nutrient profile (protein, carbohydrates and fat) and micro nutrient profile (CLA, green tea extract and acetyl l carnitine) that not only helps prevent fat storage but also helps promote weight loss. Considered the ultimate, high protein, low sugar weight loss protein shake, it's mainly used as a healthy alternative to snacking in between meals or as a low calorie meal replacements.
Protein Blend in Diet Whey Complex Protein
Firstly, the macro nutrient profile contains a Protein Blend that includes single source proteins (whey protein concentrate, whey protein isolate and milk protein) that work synergistically to burn calories through digestion. At the same time, it increases the feeling of satiety and therefore helps reduce cravings and hunger to further enhance the potential for weight loss. (Click on the "Protein Insight Icon" above for more details.)
Optimal Blend in Diet Whey Complex Protein
Next, to achieve the optimal carbohydrate content and healthy fat content, we have added pure fine oats as a source of low glycemic index carbohydrates to keep you slowly energised throughout the day and flax seed powder as a source of healthy fats that will work with the protein to keep you fuller for longer. Flax seed also regulates blood sugar levels and keeps your body in a state conducive to losing fat.
Key Active Ingredients in Diet Whey Complex
Finally, we have carefully selected a range of micronutrients designed to assist weight loss. To help you better understand the theory and science behind their inclusion, below we've listed the amount of each active ingredient used per serving and the mechanism by which it helps the body lose fat:
- Green Tea Extract (220mg) - Powerful antioxidant to help lower cholesterol. Green tea also contains caffeine.
- N-Acetyl L-Carnitine (270mg) - Shown to help increase the body's ability to burn fat as a source of fuel.
- Flax Seed (1.6g) - A good source of fibre and one of nature's richest sources of Omega 3. Ideal to stave off hunger cravings.
- Digezyme® (54mg) - Helps the absorption & uptake of the key active ingredients while also helping to break down protein, carbs & fat in the body.
Diet Whey Complex With Natural Flavours
Our premium grade whey protein is made from vegetarian sweet cheese, sourced directly from Europe's leading whey protein manufacturer. It is manufactured at our state of the art facility right here in the UK with our widely acclaimed all natural flavours and colours to create the finest quality whey protein. Unlike other brands on the market today who use artificial colours and flavours, we invest in all natural ones as we believe the taste and results are superior. No fillers or thickeners are used during the production process which guarantees a totally pure product. As we produce all our protein formulas ourselves, each whey protein offers the ultimate in freshness. For independent product certification of its quality, simply click on the Product Testing tab above to see for yourself. Find out more about TPW™ All Natural Innovative Flavours.
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Here at TPW™, you can have supreme confidence in the product quality and supply source. Each ingredient supplier must pass rigorous audits and checks before being given the TPW™ quality seal of approval. Traceability, quality, and consistency are the three things we demand on every single ingredient. This is our philosophy that flows through every product we manufacture and sets us apart in the world of sports nutrition today.
Please note that this product is packed in-house at our very own production facility. It is supplied in a re-sealable foil pouch to ensure freshness and a scoop is included free of charge in every product. For an added fat-burning boost, we highly recommend our top-selling Red-Cell.
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|Protein Blend [Whey Protein Concentrate (Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin)(Milk), Soya Protein, Milk Protein Concentrate, Whey Protein Isolate (Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin)(Milk)]
|Oat Flour
|Fat-Reduced Cocao Powder
|Natural Flavouring
|Golden Flaxseed
|N-Acetyl L-Carnitine
|Green Tea Extract
|Sweetener (Sucralose)
|Digezyme® (Protease, Amylase, Lactase, Lipase, Cellulase)
|Microencapsulated Conjugated Linoleic Acid [Safflower Oil Rich in conjugated linoleic acid, Glucose Syrup, Sodium Caseinate (Milk), Anti-Caking Agent (Silicon Dioxide), Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin, Stabiliser (Tetrasodium Diphosphate), Antioxidant (Extract of natural origin rich in tocopherols (natural vitamin E)]
Serving Size: 1-2 scoops (54g)
We recommend 2 servings daily in line with the guidelines below:
For Men: Add 2 scoops (54g) to 300-350ml of water or milk in your TPW™ Master Blender, mix well and consume.
For Women: Add 1 scoop (27g) to 150-175ml of water or milk in your TPW™ Master Blender, mix well and consume.
The less liquid you use the thicker your shake will be, so adjust to suit your own taste.
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Q. When should I use Diet Whey Complex?
A. It depends on your lifestyle and goals, we recommend using 2 servings per day as part of your weight loss plan.
Q. What are the main reasons for using Diet Whey Complex?
A. To aid weight loss as part of a healthy lifestyle, and to help avoid snacking throughout the day.
Q. Are all diet shake supplements the same no matter which brand you use?
A. As with so many things in life, if you don't ask the right questions, you won't get the right answers! The quality of ingredient can vary significantly and therefore the potency will do too. In addition, just because a product may be called pure it doesn't mean that it necessarily is. We recommend you read the ingredients and nutritionals on the label to better understand exactly what you are buying. We can assure you that our products are 100% pure.
At TPW™, we are committed to transparency and openness in all our products and that is why we provide a 'Product Profile' for Diet Whey complex which gives a complete overview of the product's background including our approval, location of manufacture and money back guarantee applicability.
Q. Is Diet Whey Complex suitable for vegans and vegetarians?
A. It is suitable for vegetarians, but not for vegans.
Q. Can I use Diet Whey Complex with other supplements?
A. Yes. Diet Whey Complex works well with other weight loss products such as Thermopro and CLA.
Q. Do I need to take any other supplements with Diet Whey Complex?
A. No, we have developed a complete all in one weight loss supplements so you don't have to add anything else!
Q. What if any side effects will I get from taking Diet Whey Complex?
A. There are no known side effects form taking Diet Whey Complex.
Q. Who should take / benefit from using Diet Whey Complex?
A. Those who are looking to lose body fat and reduce their overall body weight in conjuncation with regular exercise and a balanced diet.


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So I recently begun a new job in which I cant eat throughout the day like I normally do. So every 2-3 hours I can only manage to scoff down a banana or peach but not eat a meal that will sustain me. Im not actually enjoying this way of eating. I have to pound down a huge breakfast, and lunch to get me through the day and when I return home eat another sizable meal.
If you eat only 3 large meals a day, how do you manage throughout? What does your meals look like? I just really need some help now in this area. Thanks!
Grazing or 3 meals a day
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Re: Grazing or 3 meals a day
i often dont manage to, i pack stuff like bananas, and lebanese bread with spread on it, and eat most of my calories once i get home
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Re: Grazing or 3 meals a day
try to bring integ. sandwiches with tofu and dried fruits
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"Unless a solution is found Western Sahara will remain Africa's last colony"
In response to Rakiya Eddarhem's article "The Myth of Western Sahara", Agaila Abba writes that the Saharawi living under Moroccan occupation have many of their human rights violated.
As a Saharawi I would like to address Eddarhem's notion of Western Sahara's myth, which is an idea that Morocco never invaded Western Sahara, a myth that remains a painful reality since more than 40 years for my family and the rest of my people. For me as a Saharawi born in the refugee camps in southernwestern Algeria, Eddarhem's words ring falsely.
First, Eddarhem's claims to be speaking on behalf of the Saharawi, which is extremely misleading. Eddarhem, a member of the Moroccan parliament, is only speaking on behalf of Morocco's interest and fueling its propaganda. Second, what is interesting about Eddarhem's article is that there is no mention of the Green March that displaced my family and my people 40 years ago.
"If the Polisario isn't doing its job, it will be held accountable by the Saharawi"
In 1973, the Saharawi movement was founded, which was called the Polisario, and its aim was to liberate Western Sahara, which was then called Spanish Sahara. The Polisario attempted to liberate Western Sahara by following the example of their African neighbors who were fighting against their colonizers. However, that all changed when Spain signed a deal with both Mauritania and Morocco, breaking their promise to negotiate with the Polisario.
In 1975, Spain then signed an agreement known as the Madrid Agreement with Mauritania and Morocco, who claimed the territory. The agreement led to the Green March that left Mauritania occupying Western Sahara from the south and Morocco from the north. Not only did the event result in the killing and raping of thousands of Saharawis, but also displaced about 250,000 people who were forced to flee to Algeria and build one of the biggest refugee camps in the world, where they are still waiting to go back to their homes one day. The other half of the Saharawi population remains under the Morocco occupation of Western Sahara.
Despite the ceasefire in 1991 and Mauritania signing a peace treaty with the Polisario, the promise of a referendum to be held where the Saharawi will have a chance to choose self-determination or integration with Morocco was never fulfilled and Morocco still occupies Western Sahara.
Today, the refugee camps are built by the Saharawi women, each camp is well organized into districts. Each district has its own school, hospital and government offices. Despite the Moroccan propaganda that the Saharawi are held in captivity, the Saharawi in the refugee camps have the freedom to lead their lives the way they wish and to travel freely, locally and abroad. Saharawi women are considered to be one of the most liberated women in the region and despite the hardship that the Saharawi have endured these past 40 years, education has become their greatest weapon. Every year hundreds of Saharawi students are sent to study in countries such as Algeria, Spain, the USA and other parts of the world. As a Saharawi I have to say that I am proud to be the first Saharawi woman to pursue my studies in politics.
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Despite the Saharawi criticism, when it comes to the Polisario policies, the Polisario was and still are the legitimate movement that represents Saharawi self-determination. Contrary to Eddarhem's statement, the Polisario is not fueled by the communists, but is supported by countries such as Algeria, South Africa, Mexico and 84 more who recognize the movement's legitimacy and Western Sahara as a free country. Western Sahara holds various embassies in countries that recognize the Saharawi cause. If the Polisario isn't doing its job, it will be held accountable by the Saharawi because they are free to do so.
That is something the Saharawi living under the occupation of Morocco don't have; women and children are exposed to all kinds of human rights violations by the Moroccan police and authority. A great example is Aminatu Haidar, a Saharawi human rights activist who was imprisoned, beaten and raped by the Moroccan secret service because she refused to list herself as a Moroccan. Sadly, what Ms. Haidar experienced is the reality of the Saharawi, who are living as second citizens in their own land.
"What so many call a myth is actually a reality"
In the past years, the Polisario and Morocco have engaged in various negotiations led by different UN envoys; however, all of them failed due to the simple reason that Morocco has its own agenda, which violates the agreement of the referendum and the Polisario have their own belief that the referendum should be upheld. Both parties have failed to find a solution to the long dispute. Who is paying the price? The Saharawi who are waiting for a solution.
Despite the uncertain future of the Saharawi and Western Sahara, the Saharawi are equipping themselves with education. The Saharawi hold the great hope that one day Western Sahara will gain its independence. But in the meantime what so many call a myth is actually a reality, and unless a solution is found Western Sahara will remain Africa's last colony.
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People who knew Spiritan Father Eugene Hillman, who died Aug. 5 at age 84 after a battle with Parkinson's disease, said he truly loved the people of the Masai tribe in East Africa, where he did mission work for 18 years.
As a missionary, he established health centers, provided education and helped areas develop economically.
He also seemed to be skilled in photography. Take a look at some of the photos he shot in Africa, mostly of the children of tribe members.


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The Waynesfield-Goshen Tigers were defeated by the New Bremen Cardinals, 171-186, on Monday in a non-league varsity boys golf match at Prairie View Golf Club in Waynesfield.
The loss was W-G's first of the season, moving the Tigers to 1-1 overall.
Trey Crumrine led W-G with a 41. Also for the Tigers, Lake Turner and Gabe Wilcox each had a 47, while Drew Lament notched a 51.
New Bremen's Alex Britton was the match medalist with a nine-hole score of 38.
Rounding out the scoring for the Cardinals were Travis Bertelsen (41), Jacob O'Neill (45) and Zach Hegemier (47).
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Charges upgraded against man who killed 2 in I-89 crashBy TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
December 20. 2013 8:57PM
CONCORD — The Attorney General's Office said Friday that it has charged Robert Dellinger, who is accused of killing two people in a car accident while trying to kill himself, with upgraded charges of second-degree murder.
The charges against Dellinger, 53, of Sunapee, who had been arraigned on manslaughter charges, were upgraded because he recklessly caused "the deaths of Amanda Murphy and Jason Timmons on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013, on I-89 in Lebanon, New Hampshire, under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to the value of human life," a news release said Friday night.
Authorities have said Dellinger left his home on Dec. 7 after having an argument with his wife over his depression medication and a bedtime curfew imposed by his doctor, and headed south on I-89 in his 2005 Chevy pickup. In an attempt to commit suicide, Dellinger drove to a spot in the highway where the median had a slight rise and no guardrails. He crossed into the median, went airborne into the northbound side of I-89 and sheered the roof off a car driven by Murphy, officials said.
The couple's unborn child was also killed in the accident.
Dellinger will be arraigned on the new charges Friday in Lebanon Circuit Court. The time of the proceeding hasn't yet been set, the release said.
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