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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi plans to endorse a legislative fix to remedy President Barack Obama's broken "if you like it, you can keep it" promise — even as Obama is set to announce his own plan for the health care law this morning, a Democratic leadership aide confirmed to CQ Roll Call.
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Gawd! I've said it before (Cartoon Corner, 21/9/10) and I'll say it again: like the paper he cartoons for, the Sydney Morning Herald's Alan Moir simply hasn't a clue when it comes to Palestine/Israel.
Twice this week (24/27) now he's drawn cartoons based on the false and misleading premise that there has been some kind of major falling out between Obama and Netanyahu over the former's reference to Israel's pre-1967 border with the West Bank.
In the first, Netanyahu has fainted at Obama's mere mention of the 1967 borders. In the second, Obama and his wife are watching an erupting volcano through the window of an aircraft. Iceland? asks wifey. Netanyahu, replies the prez.
Why am I drawing your attention to this? They're only cartoons, aren't they? Sure, but while readers will happily skip the Herald's equally lame editorials on the same issue, all of them will view the cartoon and quite possibly be misled into thinking that what is in fact an obscenely close relationship between Obama and Netanyahu is actually on the rocks.
Now Netanyahu knows Bushama's a complete pushover:
"In a video aired on Israel's Channel 10 this summer, Netanyahu was seen during the second intifada bragging to West Bank settlers about how he had sabotaged the Oslo Accords. 'I'm going to interpret the accords in such a way that would allow me to put an end to this galloping forward to the '67 borders', he told them. In that secretly-filmed conversation, Netanyahu also revealed his dismissive attitude towards the United States. 'I know what America is', he said. 'America is a thing you can move very easily, move it in the right direction. They won't get in the way'." (Obama's Israel policy: Speak softly & carry a very big carrot, Maidhc O Cathail, middleeastmonitor.org.uk, 3/12/10)
And hell, if Bushama's not red hot to trot, then I really did come down in the last (cold) shower. I mean, check out the foreplay in his speech to AIPAC on 22 May:
"Good morning! Thank you, Rosy, for your very kind introduction. But even more, thank you for your many years friendship. Back in Chicago, when I was just getting started in national politics, I reached out to a lot of people for advice and counsel, and Rosy was one of the very first. When I made my first visit to Israel, after entering the Senate, Rosy - you were at my side every step of that very meaningful journey through the Holy Land. And I want to thank you for your enduring friendship, your leadership and for your warm welcome today. Thank you to David Victor, Howard Kohr and all the Board of Directors. And let me say that it's wonderful to look out and see so many great friends, including Alan Solow, Howard Green and a very large delegation from Chicago. I want to thank the members of Congress who are joining you today - who do so much to sustain the bonds between the United States and Israel - including Eric Cantor, Steny Hoyer, and the tireless leader I was proud to appoint as the new chair of the DNC, Debbie Wasserman Schultz. We're joined by Israel's representative to the United States, Ambassador Michael Oren. As well as one of my top advisors on Israel and the Middle East for the past 4 years, and who I know is going to be an outstanding ambassador to Israel - Dan Shapiro. Dan has always been a close and trusted advisor, and I know he'll do a terrific job. And at a time when so many young people around the world are standing up and making their voices heard, I also want to acknowledge all the college students from across the country who are here today. No one has a greater stake in the outcome of events that are unfolding today than your generation, and it's inspiring to see you devote your time and energy to help shape the future."
Can you feel the looove? Can you feel it? Make no mistake, this is river deep and mountain high, folks!
"[T]he bonds between the United States and Israel are unbreakable, and the commitment of the United States to the security of Israel is ironclad."
Damn it, bro', this is Porgy and Bess! Cain't you feel every throbbing inch of it?
"America's commitment to Israel's security also flows from a deeper place - and that's the values we share. As two people who struggle to win our freedom against overwhelming odds, we understand that preserving the security for which our forefathers fought must be the work of every generation. As two vibrant democracies, we recognize that the liberties and freedom we cherish must be constantly nurtured. And as the nation that recognized the State of Israel moments after its independence, we have a profound commitment to its survival as a strong, secure homeland of the Jewish people."
Why, this is Tammy Wynette standin' by her man, man, and Patsy Cline falling to pieces all rolled into one with maple syrup on top:
"We also know how difficult that search for security can be, especially for a small nation like Israel in a tough neighborhood. I've seen it firsthand. When I touched my hand against the Western Wall and placed my prayer between its ancient stones, I thought of all the centuries that the children of Israel had longed to return to their ancient homeland. When I went to Sderot, I saw the daily struggle to survive in the eyes of an 8-year old boy who lost his leg to a Hamas rocket. And when I walked among the Hall of Names at Yad Vashem, I grasped the existential fear of Israelis when a modern dictator seeks nuclear weapons and threatens to wipe Israel off the map."
Do I make myself clear?
Friday, May 27, 2011
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You forgot the White House Seder, which became a "White House tradition" (it was already the third). This year, besides the "traditional greeting Next year in Jerusalem ("Never mind the current chill in the administration's relations with Israel" adds NYT), it resulted in an additional gift of 205 million from the 2011 budget for the construction of the Iron Dome ("the president said he was happy that the missiles worked and intercepted incoming rockets"! - adds the JP)
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In The News › School officials take second look at master plan
Nov 2, 2008
Source: Times-Picayune
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School officials take second look at master plan
School officials take second look at master plan;
In response to community input, more projects shifted to first phase
By Darran Simon, and Sarah Carr, Staff writers
School officials on Monday will unveil a revised school facilities master plan that shifts more projects into the first, five-year phase — the only portion of the sweeping plan currently fully financed — and defers decisions on closing four currently occupied campuses for several years.
The revisions also reverse decisions to close two campuses and instead call for construction or renovation in the first phase. Eleanor McMain Secondary High, previously considered for a move, will now be renovated at its Uptown location, and Carver High School will see its current campus demolished to make way for a new high school.
Previously, the plan called for that new high school to be built in the Lower 9th Ward. That neighborhood will still see a new high school, though in the second phase of the plan.
Another major change: reducing the size of 10 proposed elementary school buildings, in an effort to reduce costs and create smaller schools. The schools, originally slated to serve about 600 students each, will now serve between 450 to 530.
Those changes should shift about $60 million toward additional projects added in the first phase.
Ultimately, the building plan will span over six phases for elementary schools and five phases for high schools. It will cost up to $2 billion.
The plan aims to shrink the city's bloated portfolio of school buildings to account for drastically decreased public school enrollment, both because of the flood and declining enrollment over the past three decades.
The first phase, which carries the bulk of construction, could result in the renovation and new construction of 32 campuses, paid for with close to $700 million, drawn mostly from federal flood-recovery money.
The Orleans Parish School Board — with only two current members remaining in office to see the bulk of the phase-one construction — will vote Thursday on the joint recommendations from board Superintendent Darryl Kilbert, state school Superintendent Paul Pastorek and Recovery School District Superintendent Paul Vallas.
The state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education also must approve the plan; it is scheduled to vote this month.
The recommended changes largely were the result of hundreds of public comments received since the first draft was presented in mid-August.
In response to community criticism and appeals, school officials said they will hold off on proposals to close four schools: the Frederick A. Douglass, Samuel J. Green, Walter L. Cohen Senior and O. Perry Walker high school campuses. Those decisions won't be made until phase two, after 2013.
The decisions will hinge on the strength of programs and the student population at that time, Pastorek said.
The first draft of the sweeping facilities plan recommended mothballing some 52 campuses — including several historic buildings and some relatively successful programs.
That proposal sparked fear among some residents about the future of academic programs in those buildings, and, in some cases, backlash from elected officials.
However, officials decided to keep the majority of buildings on the list for "land banking," meaning the campuses will be closed as schools and the buildings sold, put to another use or reopened as schools sometime in the future.
Only one occupied building, the Audubon School extension Uptown, is scheduled to be land banked before the end of the first phase, officials said. Audubon's main campus will remain open and be renovated in phase one, but the resulting school will serve substantially fewer students.
The revisions also call for three schools to move from the second phase to the first: Edward Livingston, which currently houses two charter schools in modular buildings, will become the site of a new high school, and Carter G. Woodson and Phyllis Wheatley schools, which are near two now-closed public housing developments slated for redevelopment into thousands of housing and rental units.
The organizations redeveloping those former public housing developments — the C.J. Peete, near Woodson, and the Lafitte, near Wheatley — have committed to helping finance those schools. But the financial details of those arrangements still must be worked out.
The changes were driven in part by lobbying from school faculties and community groups to have their projects moved into the first phases.
Those complaints stemmed from worries that future phases of the plan, which will cost up to $1.3 billion, might not get financed. Tulane University's Cowen Institute and the independent watchdog group, Bureau of Governmental Research, raised red flags about how much isn't financed at this point.
The two groups argued that if money is not found for later phases of the plan — a likely scenario, they say — it would exacerbate inequities in children's access to quality school programs and buildings.
But Thelma French, director of board operations and intergovernmental relations, countered that the schools in later phases have already received more than $100 million in repairs and renovations to get them reopened after the flood.
Advocates of several schools expressed relief that the protests produced change in the plan.
Teachers and parents from McMain, who advocated strongly to stay at the Uptown site — in a residential area near universities — rather than move to the campus of Booker T. Washington — near an industrial site — will now enjoy a $12 million renovation of the current school, including the addition of a gym.
"That's what we wanted. That's what the students and parents and most, if not all, of the teachers wanted," said Natalie Maloney, a McMain teacher.
Pastorek said keeping McMain on its current site was, "the biggest compromise."
Even with the approval of the master plan, each individual project still will have to be authorized as part of the capital budgets of the Orleans Parish School Board and the Recovery School District.
Copyright 2008 The Times-Picayune Publishing Company
Nov 2, 2008
Source: Times-Picayune
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• 10 May 2010
I hope that yesterday was a special day for those of you celebrating Mother's Day! Ours was pretty laid back given our jet-lag and empty fridge (i.e. no fancy meals), but it was nice to receive the cute handmade cards and to be treated extra special. I have to admit that being gone for 10 days definitely helped build the anticipation!
Speaking of being gone, I am excited to share fun tidbits with you from our trip over the next couple of weeks (I took a lot of pictures). I'm so grateful for a chance to get away with my husband and friends--it was just what I needed. I haven't laughed that much in quite sometime and boy did it feel good. I totally get why they say that laughing improves one's health. I can't tell you how good I felt on this trip...it was almost shocking. Anyway, back to real life and the daily grind!
Have a wonderful Monday my friends and don't forget to see if you won the Shade Spring Wardrobe Giveaway...you can do that right here or just scroll down a few posts. See you tomorrow!
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- Anne said...
A weekend could be quiet or busy. We had a relaxing Mother's Day weekend. One of the best we have ever had in a few years. Wish everyone Happy Monday.
- May 10, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- Paula K said...
We had so much FUN!!! Love remembering all the fun shops and food as I read your posts.
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The Bristol branch of the National Union of Journalists is due to hold a peaceful demonstration later today following news that 20 jobs were at risk with publication of the Evening Post's Saturday edition to be stopped from next month.
The protest will take place outside an exhibition marking 80 years of the Northcliffe Media's title from 6.15pm outside the Galleries in Bristol. The union branch says it has received much support from the local community.
Last week NUJ general secretary Michelle Stanistreet said the changes to the Evening Post were a "shock announcement".
We call on the paper's management to take steps to avoid job losses and enter into meaningful consultation with staff and their union representatives.
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Home & Hospital Ministry
Outreach visits bringing prayers, compassion and the Eucharist to persons who are homebound, in special care facilities or patients at Sierra Vista Hospital. Contact the parish office at 805-544-2357 to get involved!
Married Couples Ministry
The mission of the Married Couples Ministry is to foster and encourage the vocation of Christian marriage and family life. Contact: Parish Office 805-544-2357.
Social Justice Ministry
Social Justice column periodically appears in parish bulletin with reflections and/or information on ways to serve others throughout our community and beyond. Some of these Social Justice outreaches include:
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This group of volunteers have the opportunity to prepare and/ or serve meals for the homeless on the first Wednesday of each month at the People's Kitchen on Prado Road. Contact: Jacci Abram at 805-547-1737.
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This program reunites children with their incarcerated fathers or mothers. Contact the parish office at 805-544-2357 to get involved!
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It was on my list of "things to do before I turn 20", and something that I admit, is quite embarrassing to not have done in the 19 years of my life. Well I am an Indian and what is the uniting factor between every Indian, be it a Hindu or Muslim, a teen or an adult, a saas or a bahu? Yes, I'm talking about cricket. The IPL T20 to be precise. Never before have I been to a stadium to watch a match as Iv'e never been much into the game, but everything changed once the IPL had started. I noticed people going gaga over it. Never before has anything this glamorous happened to cricket. The cheerleaders, the celebrity supporters, the sponsors, big money, the page 3 after-parties everything about it yelled "hawt"!
So, I decided to see what the buzz was all about. Now, I'm from Mumbai, but I support the Royal Challengers Bangalore (It's all in the name baby!). There was a match held at the newly made Jamtha stadium in Nagpur between RCB and Deccan Chargers and a few friends and I decided to get tickets for it. Due to lack of co-ordination and part laziness on our parts, we couldn't buy the tickets beforehand, so we arrived at the stadium an hour before the commencement of the match. We landed up paying 50 rupees extra to get our hands on tickets as the half empty stadium was 'sold out'.
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Nevertheless I got to see a spectacular innings by my favorite player, Rahul Dravid and I also got a free flag! So yeah, the match was totally worth it. My 1st cricketing experience wasn't up to my expectations but I'm sure I'll be back for more!
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Council develops master plans and strategies to help share its vision for the region.
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Mission Beach Strategic Masterplan
The Mission Beach Strategic Masterplan is a guidance document that identifies preferred uses and activities for the Misison beach areas and provides a vision for Misison Beach to support community, environmental and tourism values. Council is launching the commencement of its community engagement process.
Innisfail Strategic Masterplan
The Innisfail Strategic Masterplan is a 10 year vision that establishes the priorities and focused direction for projects within Innisfail's town centre. This document aims to provide the overarching redevelopment vision and strategic direction for the revitalisation of the Innisfail town centre. The plan contains strategic, long term directions for economic, community and cultural development, including some "easy-and-quick-to-implement" ideas, house-keeping to revive tired structures and areas as well as a prioritised list of significant projects which will deliver for the local community and stakeholders. This document will be used to inform redevelopment decisions within the Innisfail Central Business District. The Innisfail Strategic Masterplan also contains an implementation plan which lists short, medium and long term priority projects. All projects listed within the implementation plan are subject to detailed design considerations, works and maintenance programs and final costings will be determined at this stage.
Innisfail Strategic Masterplan 2018
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Bingil Bay Campground Master Plan
The Bingil Bay Campground Master Plan has been developed to better protect the site from erosion and vegetation issues. The plan provides for gradual repair of the area. Not all items are funded at the moment - works will be staged as resources become available and as assets are due for repair or replacement.
Rotary Park Master Plan - Wongaling Beach
A master plan was developed in 2007 for this popular beachside park. In 2011 the park was heavily impacted by storm surges associated with Tropical Cyclone Yasi. The main picnic shelter was badly damaged and then demolished, and large areas of the foreshore park were lost. Council worked with the Mission Beach Rotary Club to develop the 2013 revised master plan. The plan is consistent with the rationale behind the 2007 plan but relocates significant infrastructure to reduce the risk of storm surge associated with severe weather events. It also makes more effective use of the reduced park area and enhances activities for young people. This plan will be implemented in stages. Stages 1 (constructing a picnic & performance pavilion/amphitheatre) and 2 (upgrading and relocating amenities, construction of pathway linkages and lighting and associated landscaping works) are complete.
Rotary Park Plan A
Rotary Park Plan B
Rotary Park Plan C
Tully Entrance Experience - Butler Street Master Plan
The Tully Entry Experience - Butler Street Master Plan was developed after community consultation in 2011. The plan includes streetscaping and landscaping for the Butler St entrance and parkland areas, and recommends smaller projects that could happen through partnerships and/or as funding permits. The plan was endorsed by Council on 12 September 2013.
Tully Entrance Experience Plan
Greater Mission Beach Area Foreshore Management Plan
The Greater Mission Beach Area Foreshore Management Plan is a guidance document that identifies preferred uses and activities for foreshore areas and provides a vision for beaches and foreshore areas to support community, environmental and tourism values. Council endorsed the plan in September 2015.
Lions Park Pathway and Landscape Plan - Tully
Lions Park is beside Tully's Golden Gumboot. The park was created by the Tully Lions Club around 1978. This plan was developed in consultation with the Lions Club as the first stage of the Butler Street Master Plan. Works have been undertaken as part of a Local Government Grants & Infrastructure project jointly funded by Council and the Queensland Government, with help from the Tully Lions Club.
Lions Park Landscaping Design
Cardwell Arts and Interpretation Strategy
As part of the Cyclone Yasi Reconstructing Cardwell project, a community working group was formed to develop an arts and interpretation strategy supporting the Cardwell Community Vision. Signage and artwork on the Cardwell foreshore has been developed by local artists, writers and community members. This strategy also highlights opportunities for future public art installations.
Arts and Interpretation Strategy A
Arts and Interpretation Strategy B
Arts and Interpretation Strategy C
Port Hinchinbrook
Port Hinchinbrook is a continuing approval as defined in the Cassowary Coast Regional Council Planning Scheme 2015 in Table SC7.2 - Port Hinchinbrook documents, Schedule 7. The following documents contain information about the existing approvals and in the way Port Hinchinbrook is to progress into the future.
- Development Permit for Operational Works - Temporary Dredge Soil Pond (PAE00445524) 30 September 2009
- Development Permit for Operational Works - Temporary Dredge Soil Pond Plans included (PAE00445520) 30 September 2009
- Schedule 7 Continuing Approvals CCRC Planning Scheme 27 June 2014
- Court Order 4492 of 2000 with Schedule A Conditions
- Port Hinchinbrook Stage II Development Site & Surroundings (PAE00445532)
- Port Hinchinbrook Precinct extract from CCRC Planning Scheme 27 June 2014
- DEHP Dredging Permit IPDE01379509
- Temporary Dredge Spoil Disposal Pond Report
- DEHP Compliance Inspection EPPR00576713 19 February 2016
- EPA Notice of Development Application Decision for Sewage Treatment 26 October 2004
- EPA Permit to Operate Sewage Treatment Plant 23 December 2008
- Sewerage Management Plan 26 November 1998
- Turbidity Control Plan 19 November 1996
- Port Hinchinbrook Deed - Services (PAE00418737)
- Deed (Conformed Copy) Deed of Variation and further Deed of Variation (PAE00418935)
Ella Bay Little Cove
Ella Bay Little Cove is a continuing approval as defined in the Cassowary Coast Regional Council Planning Scheme 2015 in Table SC7.1 - Ella Bay Little Cove documents, Schedule 7.
The following documents contain information about the existing approvals and in the way Ella Bay Little Cove is to progress into the future.
Ella Bay Little Cove Master Plan
Ella Bay Little Cove Decision Notice
Ella Bay Little Cove Schedule to the Precinct Plan of Development


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Fox News Medical Contributor Explains Study of Side Effects from Prostate-Cancer Treatments
Innovative robotic prostatectomy surgery improves quality of life after prostate cancer, according to David Samadi, MD
Feb 05, 2013, 11:27 EST
NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- A new Prostate Cancer Outcomes Study (PCOS) in the January 31, 2013 New England Journal of Medicine, http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1209978 reported the functional status of men after robotic prostate surgery and external-beam radiation therapy (EBRT) for localized prostate cancer. Most men in the study (now ages 70-89) reported some problems with urinary control and sex after treatment for prostate cancer. Long-term side effects, 15 years after prostatectomy or radiation, were not significantly different.
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Dr. David Samadi, Vice Chairman, Department of Urology and Chief of Robotics and Minimally Invasive Surgery at New York's Mount Sinai Medical Center and Fox News medical contributor, spoke on the network yesterday about the outcomes reported in this study http://www.media.roboticoncology.com/tv-interviews/TheSideEffectsofProstateCancerTreatments/. "These men underwent prostate cancer treatment in the mid-to-late '90s when radiation was less advanced and prostatectomy surgery was performed as an open or laparoscopic procedure. Surgery, in particular, has greatly advanced over the past 15 years," said Dr. Samadi, who performs custom SMART (Samadi Modified Advanced Robotic Technique) prostate-removal surgery.
Today, experienced prostate surgeons like Dr. Samadi have improved access to the prostate. During robotic prostatectomy surgery, smaller incisions and the introduction of CO2 to expand the abdomen yield minimal blood loss. "The marked improvement in visibility means I no longer have to rely on tactile feedback. Clear lines of sight translate to more thorough prostate cancer removal and greater protection of surrounding nerves," explains Dr. Samadi, who credits these enhancements and his surgical experience to improved patient outcomes, particularly in sexual and urinary functions.
SMART surgery prostatectomy improving patient satisfaction
In an effort to support men with more timely data, Dr. Samadi and his team conducted a separate study with nearly 1,000 consecutive SMART surgery patients. Eight-eight percent of those who completed the questionnaire reported satisfaction with their treatment decision. The results were published in December 2012 in The Journal of Urology, http://www.jurology.com/article/S0022-5347(12)04453-9/abstract. "The majority of men who chose SMART surgery are happy with their quality of life less than a year after surgery, specifically related to sexual enjoyment and urinary control," said Dr. Samadi.
Dr. Samadi encourages men to take the reigns on their prostate cancer treatment, particularly when diagnosed early, by partnering with an expert in their chosen treatment method. "Medicine has become very complicated. Men need to choose a prostate cancer partner whose expertise aligns with their preferred treatment. In the case of surgery, volume and surgical outcomes must be considered," stressed Dr. Samadi, who has performed more than 4,000 successful prostatectomy procedures.
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Great Opportunity to hold, build or rent in the Grandview-Woodland Community Plan. This 33 x 122 lot is zoned RT-5N for a duplex and has land assembly opportunity and laneway options. Currently rented TWO SUITES (for total $4150) 3 bedroom upper + 2 bedroom down with shared laundry. Walking distance to Broadway Skytrain Station + steps to Trout Lake. Also a very desirable school catchment: Queen Victoria Annex & Laura Secord Elementary.
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Three composites of "Teddy Bear Watch" Jane Doe.
Found deceased on May 20, 1996 in Highland Park, Michigan.
(Sources: NCMEC: Left & Center Composites,
FBI ViCAP ALERT poster: Right Composite)
Who is "Teddy Bear Watch" Jane Doe?
Her body was found on Monday, May 20, 1996 in an alley behind a house on Cortland Street, near the Lodge Freeway in Highland Park, Michigan. She had a gunshot wound to the throat.
For nearly 20 years she has remained unidentified, despite several potentially identifying clues.
According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Jane Doe was:
Physical Description:
- between 15-25 years old
- Estimated Height: 5'3"
- Estimated Weight: 191 lbs
- Dark Brown (reddish) curly hair in a ponytail held by a white bow
- Brown eyes
- Biracial (FBI ViCAPS poster states, "possibly bi-racial")
- Blood Type O (FBI ViCAPS)
- Freckles
- Dental: She had 3 dental fillings
- Old & small linear scar on her right kneecap
- Nails: Long fingernails painted purple. Toenails painted pink.
- May have smoked cigarettes
- NamUs case profile adds that she had "pelvic inflammatory disease noted"
One of the most distinctive items Jane Doe wore was a "teddy bear" watch with a brown strap:
(Source: FBI ViCAP Alert Poster)
She wore a white t-shirt with yellow smiley faces and red lips prints. She also wore a "JXP Designs" white skirt, white bra and size 8 1/2 black sneakers.
In October 2015, her remains were exhumed and DNA was collected thanks to funds provided by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
An article from The Detroit News in January 2016 revealed that authorities believe Jane Doe may have been traveling with her killer since her remains were found in an alleyway of a house near the Lodge Freeway.
The Lodge Freeway runs from downtown Detroit (southern terminus at Jefferson and Randolph Street in Detroit) to West Bloomfield (northern terminus at Orchard Lake Road).
Police need your help to identify this young woman.
If you have ANY information on this case, please contact:
Highland Park Police Dept, Detective Dupuis: (313) 600-9205
FBI ViCAPS: (800) 634- 4097
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children:
Submit a tip online by emailing Michigan State Police:
Case Profiles:
On Saturday, May 14, 2016 the Michigan State Police will be holding its annual event, "Missing Persons Day".
It will be held at the Detroit Public Safety Headquarters (1301 3rd Ave, Detroit, MI 48226) from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Please read the following links with more information, including what family members should be prepared to bring (police reports, documents, etc.)
Please share this official poster on social media to raise awareness of this event:
"Missing Persons Day" from the Michigan State Police:
For more information on Michigan missing persons, including what to do if your loved one goes missing, please visit the Michigan State Police site:
Sources of Information:
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, NCMEC case # 1228681:
FBI ViCAPS Alert Poster, released 2/26/2014:
NamUS profile case # UP # 11787:
The Detroit News article, "Body exhumed in hopes of giving 1996 victim a name," by Christine Ferretti, January 26, 2016:
Michigan State Police - Missing Persons Division:
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SSummer in KwaZulu-Natal is hot and the water calls for a surf or swim, but make sure you get out at first light onshore for some of the best waves in the world. The KwaZulu-Natal coastline is divided into three zones: Durban, North Coast and South Coast.
Durban, or Surf City, has The Golden Mile with its perfect beaches tucked between a series of piers. These are all consistent beach breaks capable of holding sizeable winter swell and summer cyclone swell.
TThe most popular of these are: Bay of Plenty; New Pier; North Beach; Wedge and Dairy beaches. Further south towards the harbour, uShaka and Vetches only pick up when massive southerly winter swells wrap around the harbour and onto the reef.
South of the harbour, Bluff beaches meet the oncoming swell providing solid surfing conditions at the likes of Ansteys, Cave Rock, Brighton and Garvies. Of these, Cave Rock offers the biggest, best waves, but, with a reef bottom, only experienced surfers should brave these waters.
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Welcome To Altèri Chamber Choir
The Altèri Chamber Choir was founded in 1995. Based in South Manchester, it has performed all over the North West.Find Out MoreJoin Us Today
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Altèri has a repertoire encompassing a thousand years of music…
From plainchant and organum through Machaut and Dufay to the glories of Tudor church music and beyond.
Altèri is committed to commissioning, performing and promoting new choral music: over the past few seasons it has given first performances of works by David Ellis, John Hawkins, Alan Lees and Jeffrey Lewis.
As well as more unusual repertoire, Altèri has also included choral favourites by Handel, Vivaldi and Fauré in its programme.
Next Concert Sunday 24th June at 7.30 pm at St. Mary's Church, Lymm
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A full list of dates and times for our concerts and rehearsals planned in 2018
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Sunday 24th June 2018 at 7.30pm: St Mary's Church, Lymm
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Tuesday 10th April 2018 at 7.30pm: St James Church, Gatley Green, Cheadle
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Saturday 24th March 2018 at 7.30pm: Christ Church, Darley Avenue, West Didsbury
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The à-la-carte restaurant serves mouthwatering Thai specialties amidst a stylish atmosphere.
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Sit back and enjoy a relaxing evening in this discerning establishment. In addition to a comprehensive range of drinks, the Windsor Lounge also stocks a fine selection of cigars, brandies and cognacs. It's also popular for its delicious chocolate and cocoa creations.
Small snacks, exotic cocktails, baked goods and ice-cream
Daily from 10 a.m. till the sun setsCool drinks, small snacks and ice cream on the hotel's section of the beach. Those who have booked "all inclusive" are also permitted to eat lunch here.
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In addition to half board, a buffet lunch in the main restaurant, Pool BBQ or Beach Restaurant. Soft drinks, mineral water, juices, tea and coffee and local alcoholic drinks (whisky, gin, vodka, rum, wine and beer) from 11 a.m. to midnight in the Pool, Beach and Panorama Bar. Ice-cream for children from 12.30 to 3.30 p.m. in the Pool Bar. Coffee, tea and cakes from 4 to 6 p.m. 1 x evening meal (à la carte) per week in the Italian restaurant "Al Forno" (reservation required).
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The Catholic Diocese of Charleston comprises the entire state of South Carolina with Charleston as its See city. Founded in 1820, it is one of the oldest Catholic dioceses in the United States.
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Bishop's Pilgrimage
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New Progressive Blog Enters Into The Public Forum with Guest Contributor Howard Dean
September 1, 2009, Houston, Texas. For Immediate Release: Founder and editor Bob Cavnar announced today that The Daily Hurricane is fully operational and that Governor Howard Dean is the first guest blogger.
The Daily Hurricane, https://dailyhurricane.com provides thoughtful progressive commentary on a broad range of issues and current events, primarily focused on politics and government policy.
The site debuts with six regular bloggers, including Cavnar who uses the handle Eljefebob. Plans are to continue adding new contributors to the masthead, covering a full range of topics from the arts to sustainability and food, and to regularly showcase high profile guest bloggers like Governor Dean.
Howard Dean, a physician and former Governor of Vermont, used his guest spot to address healthcare reform and the highly controversial public option.
When accepting Cavnar's invitation to participate, the Governor remarked, "I'm convinced that The Daily Hurricane will serve as a valuable contributor to the public debate. It is always gratifying to be able to speak with someone who understands the importance of public perception in policymaking and the ideological sources that can significantly influence public opinion."
The Daily Hurricane includes news feeds, blog posts, and discussion forums. It is Houston based, so readers can also expect reference to local politics, current events and life in Hurricane Alley. Cavnar says, "I want to provide a welcoming format for learning, teaching, discussing and debating current affairs in an environment that encourages all opinions and political perspectives. We invite visitors to peruse the site and comment with enthusiasm and respect. We designed The Daily Hurricane to be open and friendly for users to read and contribute to our great National Conversation in a productive way."
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DETROIT — Even randomly selected collections of empirical hockey evidence might strongly suggest that the Red Wings need zero help to beat the Penguins in these Stanley Cup finals.
No Pavel Datsyuk?
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No Kris Draper?
DETROIT — Even randomly selected collections of empirical hockey evidence might strongly suggest that the Red Wings need zero help to beat the Penguins in these Stanley Cup finals.
No Pavel Datsyuk?
No problem.
No Kris Draper?
No problem.
A two-games-to-none lead after two nights in downtown Detroit?
That's a big smelly octopus of a problem for Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Marc-Andre Fleury and everyone else who was charged with keeping Pittsburgh from the punching-bag status of an immediate historical repeat.
The Red Wings prevailed in this very same drama last spring, you may have heard, then woke up the morning of July 8 and had under contract one Marian Hossa, who was only one of Pittsburgh's best players.
If the Wings clearly need no help, why are they getting it?
Why when the puck comes off the end boards behind Fleury, does it wind up in the net twice in 20 minutes in Game 1? Why when Hossa is battling Pascal Dupuis for the puck along the half boards, when Hossa hooks him so effectively that Dupuis stick is snapped in half, does play continue with no whistle until Detroit scores a go-ahead goal at 10:29 of the second period? Why does Justin Abdelkader, without an NHL goal to his name, suddenly become The Magical Michigander, swatting rolling pucks past Fleury night after night in this series?
Moreover, why do the Red Wings get to play with two goalies -- Chris Osgood and Henrik Zetterberg?
You might remember Zetterberg using Osgood as a kind of hamburger grill in Game 1, pressing the puck patty onto Osgood's back as the goalie lay on his stomach on blue ice. That should have been a penalty shot for the Penguins, but somehow went unnoticed. Sunday night, Zetterberg was there again, going into the fetal position behind the goaltender, covering a Penguins shot with some part of his body other than one of his hands, which were not visible even on video review.
Detroit's second goal came seconds after the Penguins had clinically killed off the first Wings power play of the night. But when Dupuis tried to backhand another clearing attempt with the teams at even strength, Hossa hooked him -- I don't want to say obviously -- but just as convincingly as the protagonist in the "I Know What You Did Last Summer" slasher series. This all happened to the detached bemusement of referee's Bill McCreary and Marc Joannette. The puck leaked forward to Tomas Holmstrom, who whipped it into traffic in front of Fleury. It caromed free to Fleury's left, where Vallteri Filppula flicked it home with a lethal backhand.
That's how Detroit got to the dressing room with a lead at the second intermission, and the Wings were 10-0 when leading after two. Make it 11-0.
The Wings keep getting help.
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AIR 3.1 brings immersive, beautiful apps powered by Flash to iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, BlackBerry PlayBook, Barnes and Noble Nook tablets, and the Amazon Kindle Fire (whew!). As a developer, you can use Flash to create brilliant interactive experiences, games, and video and seamlessly deliver them to over 1 billion people: in the browser on 99% of PCs and via app stores to over 350 million iOS, Android and BlackBerry smartphones and tablets.
As we've mentioned before, we're focusing on enabling amazing Flash based experiences via apps on phones and tablets, and this release will be the last major version of the mobile browser plug-in. The most stunning, innovative content and games for mobile devices are delivered and consumed through apps. The most impactful, engaging experiences on the desktop are delivered through the browser. With Flash Player for desktop and AIR apps for mobile, Flash allows you to craft and deliver beautiful experiences for both.
Flash developers are taking us on adventures across breathtaking worlds in best-selling games like Machinarium, a Flash-enabled game that became the best-selling app across the iTunes App Store, BlackBerry App World, and Mac App Store.
We've seen kids (and kids at heart) find hidden treasure bringing their drawings to life in interactive books like Kidoodle Apps' Pirate Scribblebeard's Treasure for iPad and Android tablets.
And we've had delightful fun getting lost in helping a sheep find his way in Aardman Animations' Home Sheep Home 2 for iPad.
You guys are crafting experiences that show how creative, fun, and amazing mobile apps can be. And we know you're just getting started.
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FREEPORT — Remaining focused was really the only challenge that Highland (6-3) faced Saturday in the opening game of the Baymont Inn Classic men's basketball tournament. The Cougars' fate was never in doubt after a fast start quickly buried an overmatched Loras College JV team, which Highland blew away by a 56-point margin of 117-61.
For the duration of a dominant first half, the Cougars did pretty much everything that was expected of them as they built a commanding 32-point lead. It wasn't until the second half when one stretch of play was particularly displeasing for Highland coach Nathan Courtney.
"We had about a six-minute lapse there were guys started playing with the ball and trying to show off a little bit and that's not what we do here," Courtney said. "So we called a timeout and got them kind of refocused about what we're trying to do, get the ball inside and share the ball. We gave the guys a two-dribble limit and said you can all get two dribbles and that's about it and then the guys started throwing the ball around the horn and driving the ball."
Every active player scored at least four points for the Cougars, with five of them hitting double figures in the rout. Moshawn Thomas led the way with a game-high 21 points. Luke Norman, Grant Prusator, James Boone, and Marvin Jones (6 rebounds) all had 14 points apiece. DeMarco Henry (5 points) pulled down a team-high 12 rebounds for Highland, which established control early in the game by with the type of well executed ball move ball movement that can make the Cougars a lethal offensive team.
"We can all score as individuals but we're a great team when we move the ball," sophomore guard Ian Matthews (6 points, 6 assists) said.
Highland jumped out to a 28-9 lead, with 20 of those points coming in the paint. The Cougars made 10 of their first 13 shots in a first half that ended with them shooting at a clip of 54.5 percent.
"We really wanted to get going early because any team on any given day can stay around," Matthews said.
Courtney expected his team to be in the type of lopsided affair that it found itself in against the Duhawks, and he understood the difficulty his players would have trying to get through the game without any lapses in concentration.
"It's hard to keep your focus as a you're a 19-year-old kid when you're up by that big of a margin," Courtney said. "I knew it'd be a long day and I just wanted to get through the day without embarrassing ourselves or embarrassing the program."
Highland will face the winner of Marshalltown vs. Augustana at 3 p.m. Sunday in the championship game.


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#1 30/01/08 5:41pm
making magic memory stick
i am new to this so i am not sure what im doing lol
how do i make magic memory sticks?
#2 30/01/08 6:19pm
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#3 30/01/08 6:42pm
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when i put my normal battery back in the psp running 3.80 m33-5. and i change my memory card to my 4gb one i cant put anything onto it off the pc.
#4 30/01/08 8:39pm
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What do you mean? You couldn't put files on your 4 GB memory stick if you had 3.80 M33-5? Why shouldn't you be able to do that?
#5 31/01/08 12:03am
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i dont know i think i might need to format it or something
does anyone know where to get iso files?
#6 31/01/08 12:52am
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i bought a pandora battery and 512mb card, i changed my firmware, i also got a 4gb for games and an 8gb for music. do i need to do anything to the 4gb card before i can put games on it.
#7 31/01/08 11:32am
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Well done!
No, you don't need to do aything to it first but you could format it if you want to because then the PSP creates all the nesecary folders.
You get games at pspiso.com lol
But i recommend using the 8 GB for games and the 4 GB for music because some games are pretty large...
#8 31/01/08 5:33pm
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i was told the 8gb wouldnt work
#9 31/01/08 5:36pm
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They do work, I don't know where you heared that.
Apparently I heared somewhere that the maximum size they could go up to with a MemStick was 30gb, do you reckon they will ever get that big?
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#10 31/01/08 5:50pm
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that would be gd
then i could store lots o films on it
#11 31/01/08 8:29pm
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what folder to i paste the iso into?
#12 31/01/08 8:32pm
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You put the ISO's in the ISO folder on the root of your memory stick not in the PSP folder its on the root. If you don't have the ISO folder then just create it.
If you press select on the XMB menu you should see a menu where you can choose which iso loder to use. I recommend M33 Drivers.
#13 31/01/08 9:01pm
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yeh got it to work. i think lol
thanks for the help
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well done, have fun in the homebr ew world.
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that made no sense- isnt there an english version (lol) for retards like me
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Laminate flooring is a type of plastic floor covering that generally looks like hardwood but is stronger and more durable. It's also available in styles that create the look of tile and stone. The hard surface thermoset covering consists of fiberboard with a melamine layer. Melamine is a resin and primary constituent in the flooring's polymer construction. Laminate flooring, then, has a number of advantages over carpeting. Not only is it more durable, it's easier to maintain, a good choice for anyone suffering from allergies, simple to install because of its tongue and groove construction and typically more affordable.
Laminate flooring is proven to be 15 times stronger than hardwood floors; therefore, it's also a good choice over carpeting because it wears well in high-traffic areas and resists scratches, stains and fading.
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Costs for installing good carpeting and a pad can range from $19 to $38 per square yard, as of December 2009. Laminate flooring costs from around $7 to $11 per square foot for installation. Because laminate flooring lasts longer and has the same aesthetic appeal as carpeting, it also is a more affordable choice as a floor covering.
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Dell had introduced a new series of 10.6-inch tablets as part of the Dell Venue 11 Pro series that will take on Microsoft's competing Surface 2 and Surface 2 tablets. Like the Surface, the Dell Venue 11 Pro tablets can either be used as a tablet or as a compact Ultrabook with a removable keyboard. And also like this year's new Surfaces, the Venue 11 Pro also has an optional dock that is sure to please enterprise customers and those who want an all-in-one and one-for-all computing device that they can use as a tablet, a laptop, and as a desktop PC when docked and connected to a larger display.
There are several different configurations for the Dell Venue 11 Pro at this time and the models start with an Intel Z3770 Bay Trail Atom-based CPU at the base configuration and moves up to an Intel Core i3 or Intel Core i5 Haswell processor at higher configurations.
All models come standard with a full HD 1080p display, like their Surface 2 and Surface 2 rivals, and Dell is offering configurations with 32, 64, 128, or 256 GB of SSD storage on the tablets. Models will ship with either 4 GB or 8 GB of RAM.
Even with the Bay Trail processor, Dell is saying you should be getting huge performance gains compared to older Atom-based CPUs and still benefit from great battery life.
For enterprise users who demand extra security, Dell has a model that users can equip with a hardware TPM module.
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Friday was dad's last day at office, I planned to attend the official retirement function long ago, took a leave on friday but could not go there as was busy doing preparation for evening get-together at home, got tied up coordinating with caterer, tent-wala and arranging other miscellaneous stuff.
Sunday, we planned to watch a movie but ended up at Dargah of "Sufi Saint Hazrat Khwaja Syed Nizamuddin Aulia", it was nice but the lane that leads to dargah was dingy and fully encroached by shopkeepers. Also visted mazaar of Mirza Ghalib and Aamir Khusro.
Same day met my sister's neighbors, they have a 3 yr old boy.
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we: {* surprised but thought name must be Aditya or something like that and nick name addy jaisa kuch hoga *}
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Blackberry maker Research In Motion (RIM) now faces a serious interruption in its business, thanks to a denied stay from the US Supreme Court. RIM, which is being sued by NTP for violating its patent on wireless email delivery, could be forced to stop selling its Blackberry devices and service in the US market. In 2002, NTP sued RIM for patent infringement, winning that case in 2003. RIM is attempting to appeal that ruling, and prevent the injunction NTP is seeking.
RIM had petitioned the Supreme Court to stay the case during the appeal. But the Court denied the stay without comment. Just days earlier, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit also declined to stay the two year old case.
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Skin in winters has the tendency to become dry, rough and flaky. They tend to lose their natural shine and this makes it look dull. If you have noticed for yourself, you will find that your skin in winter tends to become tight and itchy. But don't worry about it, you can solve this problem and it won't even be very painstaking or time consuming. Winter skin problems have become passé with the influx of so many skin care regimes and products in the market.
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Bathing with extremely hot water can make your skin irritable and can cause problems for your skin making it even more dry and stretched. Use our moisturizer immediately after your bath. It helps lock moisture into the skin, keeping it looking fresh and supple all day long. In winters you tend to drink less water. Keep reminding yourself all day long to consciously sip on water. This will keep you hydrated and in turn keep your skin moisturized naturally. You could alternatively even try to an organic skin care regime.
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