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Escaping the 9 to 5; An Update With Carey Buck
July 30, 2012 in Escaping the 9 to 5; How I Did It, Investing In Real Estate, Videos
Back in April of this year, I interviewed my friend and fellow entrepreneur Carey Buck for my "Escaping the 9 to 5; How I Did It" series. I promised to check in with Carey periodically to see how she was progressing, and I have an update for you today.
When we last talked, Carey had a job, a real estate investing business and a growing ATM business. Carey's goal at that time was to be completely out of her "JOB" by December of 2012.
If you remember the last video, her bosses had just agreed to let her cut back her full time hours so that she could work part time. Carey wanted to focus on growing her very profitable ATM business.
Now just a few months later, Carey has officially escaped the 9 to 5. It didn't happen the way she imagined it, but today she is a "free woman". If your goal is to leave that "JOB" behind, you are not going to want to miss this video.
I will put a link to the original interview under the video just in case you missed it.
If you want to learn how to create a steady stream of passive income NOW check out Carey's ATM Business Blueprint Course here.
Not ready for such an "intensive course"? Carey has another course with all the basics you need to get your own "on demand money machines " up and running in no time. It's called Cash Machine Profit Formula. You can check that out here….
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Now This Is Success!
If you missed the first interview, you can listen in as Carey tells you the unexpected way she escaped the 9 to 5 "Rat Race".
Once again, it you want learn how to "Make Money While You Sleep" check out Carey's ATM Business Blueprint Course here or in her "Cash Machine Profit Formula".
Still feel like you need more info?
Do your self a favor and listen to Carey's webinar where you can get all of your questions answered. Check it out here.
If you missed the first video interview you can also check it out here.
If you haven't already subscribed to join the "Inner Circle", be sure to do that today so you don't miss any of the business building tips I have coming your way. I want this year to be your best year ever! And if you enjoyed this article, please share it.


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As you walk into the Grover Beach Community Library, you are immediately struck by a feeling of welcome and warmth. To the right is the colorful, children's room and in front of you over the desk is a beautiful, handmade quilt. Paintings and a community bulletin board add to the homey quality of the space.
The quilt was made and donated by Carol Roberts' sister in Washington state.
There is a section for California history and a computer with Internet access for use by adults. Books are entirely donated in this completely volunteer library. Thousands of titles and authors are offered, from classics to current bestsellers.
Back in the day, around the late '90s, there were several San Luis Obispo County small branch libraries, including one in Grover Beach on Ninth Street and West Grand Avenue, funded by the county library system. But most of the small branches were closed, leaving no library in Grover Beach.
Mary Lee Clark shared her dream of a new library for Grover Beach with Roberts, now secretary of the board of directors.
Attorney Clifford Clark (Mary Lee's husband) loaned money to open the Exploration Station for children in the old fire station. Roberts sent out letters, helped with meetings and, most fortunately, Nan Fowler, owner of Nan's Books, agreed to be president of the new board of directors, a position she has held since.
They soon opened the new library in the old fire station, alongside the Exploration Station, and incorporated as a nonprofit. They asked for books and books started pouring in, and still do.
Volunteers began to appear, and the library continues to be run totally by a large, devoted volunteer staff. About five years ago, Clifford Clark offered part of his law building in Ramona Park at a low rent so the library could expand.
Fowler can't say enough about the people who staff the library, describing them as "an amazing group of volunteers at our library." It has been "such a unique experience for all of us" she said. "We care deeply for this library."
The volunteers came from many different backgrounds.
Sindy Fligiel, the volunteer coordinator, was retiring and saw a sign that a community library was going to open and came to the first meeting in January 2002.
Maria Dowdy, children's librarian, was a retired preschool teacher, and her husband suggested she volunteer at the Exploration Station. After a while, she came across the street to volunteer in the children's section.
Claire Gates, head librarian and treasurer, states that volunteering "fills a great void when you retire." Barbara Nichols, director of Friends of the Library, notes that a "clean and tidy homeless man comes in after lunch at People's Kitchen to read nonfiction for an hour or so, and says thank you and leaves."
For a small community library, there are many programs from which to choose. A book club meets every fourth Wednesday monthly at the library at 2 p.m.
This year, local authors are speaking and bringing their books to donate. Local poet and author, Evelyn Cole, spoke in June. M.J. Munro ("O'Halloran Land") will be speaking at today's meeting. Coming up are Gordon Snider ("Sigourney's Quest") and others.
This was the second year of the Summer Reading Program for children, and 22 elementary school children completed the program, four times the number of children from 2009.
"We are just delighted with the turnout this summer," Fowler said.
Friends of the Library is a group of people who help with fundraising. The library holds several fundraisers each year.
Cowboy Poetry Night is coming up Oct. 14 from 5 to 7 p.m. It will be held at the Grover City Grange at 370 S. 13th St. and will be featuring several cowboy poets, including Grover Beach City Manager Bob Perrault.
Music will be provided by the Flaming Ukuleles, composed of Carol and Richard Roberts, both volunteers at the library, and five others. Tickets are a reasonable $3 for one and $5 for two people.
The Valentine's Dinner and Dance on Feb. 14 sells out every year. It features the Jimmy Enos Band playing swing dance music and food including barbecued hamburgers, salads and desserts.
In the summer, a volunteer celebration is held.
Yes, the Grover Beach library attracts an amazing number of volunteers and community support, from the local Elks and Rotary clubs to the Grange to county Supervisor Adam Hill and many more.
To join Friends of the Library, become a volunteer, join the book club, donate or take out a book, drop by at 240 N. Ninth St. (at Ramona) during open hours — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — or call 481-4131. The library is closed Wednesday and Sunday.
Cynthia Lambert and Gayle Cuddy write the South County Beat column on alternating Wednesdays.

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At first glance, it's hard to distinguish Anthony Johnson from the other members of the Rough Riders all-star team.
Once the football is snapped, the 5-foot-9, 175-pound Johnson makes his way around the edge of the offensive line and into the backfield.
Johnson's speed is not the only thing attracting attention. The Louisiana School for the Deaf senior is the first deaf player selected to play in the 11-year history of the U.S. Army Red Stick Bowl.
"I want to win, and I want to get respect for deaf athletes," Johnson said through LSD coach Darren Gremillion, who serves as his interpreter.
Johnson is the first LSD athlete to play in an all-star football event in 25 years. The War Eagles' James Mims played in the Louisiana High School Coaches Association all-star game in 1987, Gremillion said.
Gremillion credits Rough Riders head coach Guy Blanchard and defensive coordinator Leonard Parker, both of Port Allen High, for taking a chance on Johnson. Both coaches lobbied to add him to the squad as a defensive end at last month's play selection meeting.
For LSD, Johnson was known primarily as an offensive threat, rushing for 1,218 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2012 and 4,125 yards and 48 TDs in his career.
"It is absolutely refreshing," Blanchard said. "He can play, which is what we thought when we picked him. He's a good athlete and we're hoping to put him in situations where he can succeed.
"I told the other coaches to have fun with it and see what he this guy can do. The speed and size of the game is not what he's used to, but you can see he's adjusted. He's playing ball and being the athlete he can be."
Defensive line coach Lawrence Brown of Pointe Coupee Central added, "He (Johnson) is picking up everything we tell him fast and he's getting a lot of praise and positive reinforcement. He's as fast as lighting. I really like him."
Johnson and other members of the Rough Riders and Black Knights were put through their paces during a Tuesday practice at BREC's Independence Park.
Teams practiced at LSU's McClendon Indoor Practice Facility on Monday because of the rainy weather. The 11th Red Stick Bowl is set for Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Denham Springs High.
In addition to adjusting to the speed and size of the players, Johnson has also had to adjust to 11-man football. The War Eagles play eight-man football against other deaf schools in the south.
"This is monumental for our program," Gremillion said. "He (Johnson) is getting some national press in the deaf media. Any time a player from a deaf school can step up to the same level as his hearing peers it's huge. He's a role model for the deaf world now."
With Gremillion interpreting, Johnson admits that adjusting to the size and speed of the other players has been a challenge.
"Everybody is big and everybody is fast," Johnson noted.
Those factors haven't kept Johnson from setting goals for Saturday's game.
"I'd like to get a sack and maybe a touchdown," Johnson said.


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- 150g peeled brown onion, diced
- 12g sea salt
- Freshly ground white pepper, to taste
- 800g cauliflower florets, roughly chopped
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- 50g single (pouring) cream
- 15g Dijon mustard, approximately
- 50g parmesan cheese, finely grated (approximately)
- Heat oil and butter in heavy-based pan; add garlic, onion, salt and pepper, sauté for 10 minutes.
- Add cauliflower and sweat over low heat for about 10 minutes or until florets are soft and golden (the browning of the cauliflower is essential for the flavour of this soup).
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Talking To Massachusetts Voters
By Talia Whyte
Supporters of Gov. Deval Patrick and Lt. Gov. Tim Murray gathered in the South End's Titus Sparks Park on Sept. 25 for their kickoff campaign rally. There was an uplifting mood within the multicultural crowd comprising of approximately 200 attendees who not only came to hear what Gov Patrick had to say, but to also get a glimpse of legendary singer and Democratic party supporter James Taylor. Almost everyone I spoke to at the rally said that the economy was their number one issue. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate in Massachusetts is slightly below the national average at 8.8 percent. During his rally speech, Patrick said that his administration has helped create 65,000 jobs this year alone.
Immigration was also a top issue among many in the crowd. Massachusetts has seen a nearly four percent population growth since 2000, mainly comprised of recent immigrants from Latin America and the Caribbean. I spoke to Moe Brown, a Jamaican-American who moved to the United States in 1995, at the rally. He came to Boston to work in construction in 2007, but became unemployed early last year. Brown said that he wants to get one of the new jobs that Gov. Patrick keeps talking about, but he said he is not too hopeful.
"He [Patrick] says he is creating new jobs, but I don't see enough of them in my community," Brown said. "I have been a citizen of this country for four years, have no criminal record, and have a registered electrician's license and I still can't get a job. He needs to make that 65,000 number a reality for me to believe him and want to vote for him very soon."
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Above is the cover of Rufus King's 1945 mystery The Deadly Dove, which isn't a particularly notable book, except that it demonstrates one of the time-honored motifs in pulp cover art—the woman fighting for her life. We've cobbled together a small collection of such covers, with art by Robert Hilbert, Robert Stanley, and others. We're curious, but unfortunately have no way of knowing, how readers reacted to these depictions when they first hit newsstands. There are probably some examinations of that question out there somewhere, but not in a place where we can find them. To our contemporary eyes, though, some of these images seem brutal to the extent that if someone actually saw us holding one in a store, we'd be like, "Oh this? Not mine. No, no, no. Found this uh, on the floor and was just, er, putting it back on the shelf. No, I was actually buying this copy of Genital Warts and U." Okay, maybe that's a bit of an overstatement. You get the point, though. But violent or not, there's no denying the artistry on display on these covers. Thanks to various Flickr groups for some of these, by the way. In other news, that long delayed internet installation is so close we can almost taste it. How much you wanna bet it all fails spectacularly?
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The most difficult piece of human anatomy for an artist to master, so we've heard, is the hand. But pulp icon Rudolph Belarski was so good at hands that they were often the central element of his covers. Below are seven examples culled from around the internet showing his proficiency—indeed, flaunting his ability—in this area. And you can see an eighth handsome Belarski here.


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Suffolk County Council backs motion to stamp out hate crime
Suffolk County Council has supported a motion condemning hate crime in the county.
Councillors unanimously supported the urgent motion at a meeting of the full council today.
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When I was using Windows, I had to run a defragmentation program quite often to speed up my computer. Where do I do this in Linux?
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QUIZ: Can You Guess The K-Pop Song From These Badly Translated Lyrics? (Female Edition)
Translating writing or literature is a difficult art form. Translating lyrics is just as difficult, if not more so. The translator has to correctly convey the songwriter's intended meaning while also accounting for cultural or language differences. Because of these factors, online translation sites like Google Translate are often found not quite up to task. As you will see in the following quiz, Google Translate sometimes ends up with some pretty funny translations. So, fellow Soompiers, have a go at guessing the K-pop song from these badly translated lyrics. And even if you get them wrong, I hope it a least makes you giggle (or snort)!
Also, have a go at the "Male Edition" if you haven't done so.
Credits to Colour Coded Lyrics for the proper English translations.
Again, I love reading your comments, so do leave them below, and let us know what you thought of the quiz!
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Michelle Williams Was on Cougar Town Last Night
How do you get more people to watch Cougar Town? If anyone knew an actual answer to that, the show would still be on ABC, but a sweet little cameo from Michelle Williams probably can't hurt the show's buzz/ratings/whatnots. Here's Williams on last night's TBS premiere, goofing around with real-life bestie Busy Phillips as Laurie's foster sister. It's four seconds long, but surely it's enough to make some sector of the world cry out for a spinoff. Or at least cry out that Michelle Williams should try something a little lighthearted or comedic one of these days.


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``The Fourth Wise Man,`` at 7 p.m. Saturday on ABC-Ch. 7, is a Christian parable acted out with wit and humor by Martin Sheen and Alan Arkin. They play an astronomical hot head and his nagging servant who set out to meet the Messiah after Sheen`s character sees a bright star in the heavens. They eventually find Him 33 years later.
A combination of wit and hurly-burly and moral message, the style of this piece is similar to the Story Theater approach to folk tales taken by Paul Sills, a founder of Chicago`s Second City cabaret. Among the other players are onetime Second City star (along with Arkin) Richard Libertini, as one of the three successful wise men.


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The BC547 transistor comes in one package. When several are placed in a single package, it is usually referred to as a transistor array. Arrays are commonly used in digital switching. Eight transistors may be placed in one package to make layout much easier, for example.
To make use of a transistor as an audio preamplifier, a direct current (DC) source is needed, such as a 12-volt (V) power supply. In a common emitter configuration, the negative side of the power supply is alternating current (AC)-coupled to the emitter via a capacitor. There is also a small resistance connecting the power supply to the emitter. The power supply is then connected to the collector via a resistor, which may be referred to as a limiting resistor. When the collector-to-emitter current flows, there will be a voltage drop in the limiting resistor, and in the idle state, the collector voltage is typically 6 V.
Transistor circuit design requires a thorough understanding of current-voltage ratings of various components, such as transistors and resistors. One goal is to keep the components from burning up, while another is to make the circuit work. Saving electricity is also important, such as in the case of battery-operated devices.
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@clintflint - It's not really that difficult if you learn the rules. I think kids in school get confused because of all the theory they make you learn, and that's great for people who can understand the theory, but not so good for the people who can't.
Electricity is fairly predictable though, so it's pretty easy to pick up the basics. If you're interested in doing projects you should start with a kit set, like making a transistor radio.
Eventually you realize it's just like playing with legos. You just have to put the right piece in the right slot and everything will work.
You do need to be careful though. Make absolutely sure you do understand safety rules for electronics, like keeping your work space dry and never working on anything that you've connected to the power.
Good luck, I'm sure you'll be making demonic teddy bears yourself before long.
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I've always wished that I was better able to understand electronics, because I'm pretty creative and I feel like it would open up a whole new world of artistic possibilities.
For example, I met a guy a few years ago who was trying to buy transistors so that he could set up an art exhibit where he had cute toys like teddy bears doing somewhat grotesque things, like spinning their heads around when someone approached.
But when we studied electricity in high school I can remember it being all a big mystery to me, transistors and all.
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This selective program emphasizing studio art and graphic design is intended to include several phases of professional competence in the department with the possible inclusion of other disciplines outside the department when necessary. The Master's degree requires a minimum of thirty semester hours of which eighteen are in the student's studio areas of interest (major) while the other twelve hours are distributed between art history, theory and practice, and museum studies. Each student, with a faculty mentor, will develop an individual program of study. The student and faculty will meet on a regular basis to evaluate the student's work.
The philosophy
This graduate level program is tutorial in character. Admission is contingent on the willingness of a faculty member to serve as a primary mentor. This is a major factor in assuring that the students in the program will be of high quality and will be deeply committed to their discipline. While students with interests in studio art disciplines typically work with a single mentor, a panel of faculty members typically mentors students with interests in graphic design, with a single professor serving as their primary mentor.
The tutorial nature of the program insures that there is an appropriate amount of flexibility built into the system. Each faculty member has the ability to develop the student's program in consultation with the student. As a result we feel that our students have been able to produce work of high quality and that this work represents a wide variety of aesthetic and technical approaches.
The culmination model
Because the degree is individually structured, the mentors consult with candidates and other faculty to recommend a culminating evaluation. Such an evaluation typically includes a thesis exhibition or electronic presentation. All evaluations include an oral examination to a four to five person committee chaired by the student's faculty mentor. This evaluation is scheduled during at the end of the final semester.
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Studio Art Emphasis
The department offers opportunity to study in a variety of media including Ceramics, Drawing, Design, Illustration, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture. Studies also include specific attention to the latest developments in Art Theory, Criticism and History. Students are expected to work intensively in hands-on experiences conducted in well-equipped studio facilities. Through discussions and critiques, students advance through to their final exhibition. Graduates of the program often go on to become community-college professors, museum professionals, gallery workers and self-employed artists. Graduates have also been accepted in well-known M.F.A. programs.
Graphic Design Emphasis
Students concentrate on the study and practice of contemporary graphic design theory, techniques and application. This type of study prepares graduates for positions in the visual communications industry. Students use state-of-the-art computer workstations and peripheral devices in a hands-on studio environment to create a wide range of graphic design projects. The program can include focused study in Print, Web, or Multimedia Design as well as study of Photography and Illustration. Electives ensure ample opportunity for study in a wide range of media as well as focus in a specific discipline. Graduates of the program have been accepted in well-known M. F. A. programs, while others have found employment in a number of graphic communication fields in large and small companies, and institutions throughout the country.
Department facilities
The Art Department is located in Tyler Hall and Lanigan Hall. Both buildings are on the west side of campus and are relatively close to one another.
A portion of the Art Department is located in Tyler Hall, which also houses the Departments of Music and Theatre. Inside Tyler Hall are the studios for Foundation Design, Drawing, Sculpture, Ceramics, Painting, Printmaking, and Photography. Also found in the building is the Digital Imaging lab and the Woodshop. Two art galleries, where a variety of exhibitions are held throughout the academic year, are also located in the building, as are collections of slides, digital images and VCR tapes, which supplement teaching in both the Studio Art and Art History areas.
The spacious Graphic Arts facility is situated in Lanigan Hall, which also houses programs in Broadcasting and Journalism as well as the large lecture halls used for a number of General Education offerings. The Graphic Design wing is located on the first floor close to the Center for Communication and Information Technology. These facilities include two lecture/critique rooms and two large digital media labs. Additional facilities include a preparation room for preparing portfolio work and framing for exhibition, a student lounge, a digital photography studio, an audio/video projects studio, and a conference room.
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I suppose that now and then every parent of a young child indulges in the "what will she be when she grows up?" fantasy. Maybe a surgeon or an astronaut? Perhaps a great inventor or even President of the United States? What kind of great possibilities exist for this little one?
Usually such dreaming is harmless, unless of course a parent imposes their dreams for the future rather than let the child figure out his own path. Most of us are wise enough to know that our vision and hopes need to give way to the child's own dreams and aspirations.
More than any particular outcome most parents just want their child to be happy and to have the opportunity to be successful in the world. Besides providing the raw genetic material, which at least in part shapes what is possible for each biological child, what is a parent's role in increasing the child's chances of attaining what the psychologist Abraham Maslow termed "self-actualization"?
In his hierarchy of needs Maslow gave us the image of a pyramid, with the basic survival needs for food, clothing and shelter at the bottom, moving all the way up to self actualization at the top. According to Maslow, self-actualization requires an individual assessment of one's talents and abilities followed by action toward the fulfillment of that potential.
I'd like to suggest that beginning in early childhood reading regularly to your child sets the foundation for both self-realization and self-actualization. Children who are read to are more likely to develop a love of reading; and in reading to your child, you have the opportunity to begin exposing him to the limitless terrain of learning and discovery available through books and literature.
Schools, of course, have their role in educating your child, but no school can effectively do its job unless the foundation has been established and supported at home. As you expose your child to a range of books, you'll witness her begin to develop particular interests and curiosities, all of which is the beginning of realizing her individual set of talents and interests.
As you read to your child, it's not so important whether your three-year-old fantasizes about being a firefighter or a ballerina (or maybe a firefighting ballerina?), but it is important that she dream and vision herself into the future. Such dreaming has the potential to set the stage for what every parent hopes for their child: that he will one day go out into the world prepared to realistically assess his potential, and be highly motivated to realize that potential.
So next time you sit with your child and read the same favorite book for what seems like the hundredth time, remember that it's much more than entertainment, and even more than motivating your child to someday learn to read on her own. You are doing no less than laying the groundwork for your child to one day move up Maslow's pyramid of needs and increase his chances of becoming a fully actualized adult.
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Judgment on appeals brought by Umbro Holdings Limited ("Umbro") Manchester United Plc ("MU"), and on the penalty aspects of appeals brought by Allsports Limited ("Allsports") and JJB Sports Plc ("JJB Sports"), against a decision of the OFT finding that Umbro, MU, Allsports and JJB Sports, together with other undertakings, had infringed the Chapter I prohibition contained in section 2 of the Competition Act 1998 by entering into certain agreements and concerted practices designed to fix the prices of certain replica football shirts during 2000 and 2001. At an earlier date the Tribunal had largely dismissed the JJB Sports Plc appeals of Allsports and JJB Sports on liability: [2004] CAT 17.
The Tribunal altered the penalties payable, in the cases of Umbro and JJB Sports partly as a result of the Tribunal's judgment on liability, as follows:
The penalty for Umbro was reduced from £6.641 million to £5.3 million;
The penalty for MU was reduced from £1.652 million to £1.5 million;
The penalty for Allsports was increased from £1.35 million to £1.42 million;
The penalty for JJB Sports was reduced from £8.373 million to £6.7 million.
Thus, for the first time the Tribunal increased the amount of a penalty on appeal, in this case on the basis that, as emerged during the hearing on liability, a 5%"discount" in the level of the penalty imposed on Allsports by the OFT in the decision to reflect Allsports' co-operation during the administrative stage had been granted on a false basis.
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Nijad Sharfeddin was the face of the Muslim Brotherhood in Libya's historic parliamentary elections. Featured prominently on campaign posters in her hijab and glasses, sans makeup, she was the image of both modernity in Arab politics and conservative Islamic values.
But voters suspicious of the Brotherhood, which has no real history in Libya, often asked her to name a Libyan on her ticket whom they would have heard of. She couldn't. Those suspicions and a lack of an identity in the Libyan street were some of the many factors that led to the Brotherhood slate's distant second-place finish in Saturday's vote, experts and everyday Libyans said.
The official election results may not be announced until next week, but the Brotherhood is already absorbing its biggest loss of the Arab Spring, having earned, according to projections, as little as 3 percent of the vote in some cities. While Brotherhood members lead in Tunisia and Egypt, and have made a strong showing in Yemen, Libya brought the electoral momentum of the world's largest Islamic party to a screeching halt.
Mahmoud Jibril – former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's foreign minister and the head of the interim government after the Gadhafi state collapsed last fall – already has taken a commanding lead even as election workers continue to count ballots. Jibril, a former professor at the University of Pittsburgh who is generally popular despite his former ties to Gadhafi, led a pro-Western coalition called the National Forces Alliance.
The Brotherhood's setback in Libya may not reverberate in the region, given the North African nation's small population and isolation from the heart of the Middle East. But it appeared to be a consequence of the Gadhafi regime's longstanding suppression of Islamists, which made Libyans wary of them. In interviews, many Libyans said they don't need a party to tell them how to incorporate Islam into their state – made up almost entirely of members of the Maliki school of Sunni Muslims – and said that the Brotherhood is enigmatic, untrustworthy and didn't take part in the revolution that overthrew Gadhafi.
Brotherhood members said that the short, 18-day campaign didn't give them enough time to overcome 40-plus years of demagogy by Gadhafi, and that voters appeared to be less interested in the implementation of Islamic Shariah law – one of the party's key planks – than in candidates who could solve the nation's massive economic and security problems. Jibril already has promised to implement Shariah law as part of a nationalist platform.
"A revolution alone does not change minds," said Alamin Belhaj, the executive officer of the Justice and Construction Party, the largest slate to represent Brotherhood candidates in Saturday's election.
The longstanding organization and grassroots messaging effort that defines the Brotherhood in the rest of the Arab world is notably absent here.
"I don't know the Brotherhood politics but I know Jibril's. We don't need someone telling us how to practice Islam," explained Walid Omar Regabi, 26, a government worker, while sitting outside a mosque where Jibril campaign posters hung inside. "We didn't see the Brotherhood during the revolution."
One Libyan, while smoking a water pipe in Tripoli's old city, near the Roman-built arch that defines the city landscape, put it more bluntly: "We are smarter than the Tunisians and Egyptians."
There were exceptions. In the western city of Misrata, which saw some of the heaviest fighting last year, the Brotherhood came in a close second place, according to election results released so far.
Even though most people in this clan-based society see themselves as Muslims, not Libyans, Libyans more than people in other Arab nations have historically been suspicious of religious-based politics, said Dirk Vandewalle, a Dartmouth College professor who specializes in Libya. The result: More organization and time on the ground may not be enough for the Brotherhood to improve its standing in Libyan politics.
In the new government, "what we will see is a lot of Islamist sensibility. But I think it will be much more of a nationalist movement here," Vandewalle said in an interview in Tripoli.
In a nation of only 2.8 million registered voters, many said they turned to the one candidate they recognized, not religious-based politics. The complex makeup of the Parliament was designed to stop any one party from dominating: Voters chose among individual candidates for 120 seats and among parties for the remaining 80 seats.
With more than 3,700 candidates and slates to choose from, many often knew their pick through work, neighborhood associates, tribal associations or mutual friends.
Yet many of those running as Brotherhood candidates had spent decades in exile during Gadhafi's rule. Sharfeddin and her husband, longstanding Brotherhood members, moved to Canada 30 years ago before returning in 2011 as the uprising began, not enough time to rebuild personal ties. Belhaj joined the Brotherhood in 1981 in the United States, while working on a degree in telecommunications engineering, only returning to Libya last year.
"The personality of the candidate is the most important thing," Belhaj said in his office Tuesday, where English-language books titled "Winning Elections" and "The Campaign Manager" sat on his desk.
Regardless, it was a surprising outcome for the Brotherhood, which won 51 percent of the vote in local council elections held two months ago in about a half-dozen cities. But Jibril's slate was not running then and there were no council races in the capital, Tripoli.
Belhaj contended that when voters have a chance to meet the candidates – as they did in the council races – the Brotherhood can win.
Vandewalle disagreed. "What we saw earlier this year was a bit of an aberration," he said.
Belhaj insists that the national outcome was expected. He noted that the Brotherhood had been active in Tunisia since 1985 and was founded in Egypt in 1928. With only a few months since it could operate freely here, Libya's Brotherhood did not have enough time to spread its message nationally.
"Our problem is that we have not touched the hearts and minds of the people," Belhaj said. "But in the long run, we will educate them."
Many Libyans reject such thinking, insisting they are more learned than the Brotherhood.
"We are centrists. We don't need the Brotherhood," said Tariq Ali, 32, a taxi driver, after finishing his midday prayers at a Tripoli mosque.
The Brotherhood's low popularity was apparent even before the vote. Rather than name a slate exclusively of its members, the Brotherhood candidates split themselves between Belhaj's party and the al Watan party. Belhaj said that the Brotherhood already was considering allying with other parties that lost to Jibril's coalition, and that he expects his slate to do better in the next elections, scheduled roughly 18 months from now.
Sharfeddin was equally optimistic.
"It is not the end of us," Sharfeddin said. "It is the beginning."


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Whistleblower's death was murder, court told
Gary Lee-Rogers was onto something in the months before his mysterious death.
The Australian Protective Service assistant inspector blew the whistle on what he said was corruption that compromised security at Sydney Airport before the 2000 Olympics.
He met the federal MP for Eden-Monaro, Gary Nairn, who contacted the then-Attorney-General, Daryl Williams. But Mr Lee-Rogers was found dead in his Queanbeyan apartment before Mr Williams could reply.
A protective service internal asset audit, disclosed yesterday in the NSW Coroner's Court in Queanbeyan, found that 47 revolvers, two rifles, six shotguns, 30 sets of handcuffs and 18 batons had disappeared from the service's custody. Firearms training systems, video cameras, X-ray equipment and 25 computers were also missing.
Other documents tendered to the court said dozens of security officers were trained by unqualified staff and that failures in asset management extended to firearms' security at Sydney Airport.
Police found Mr Lee-Rogers's body on October 1 last year in his Queanbeyan flat with a blood-stained knife, bloodied pillow and two white plastic bottles in his right hand.
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In court yesterday Deborah Locke, of Whistleblowers Australia, said officers from the protective service, NSW police and Australian Federal Police were involved in intimidating Mr Lee-Rogers and obstructed investigations into his death.
Mr Lee-Rogers was murdered to stop him giving evidence against his colleagues in subsequent court proceedings, she said.
She listed several suspects whose names were suppressed by order of the coroner.
But under questioning, Ms Locke conceded there was no clear evidence that individual officers were behind his death.
Mr Lee-Rogers had told friends, relatives, and members of Whistleblowers Australia that if he disappeared it would not be suicide.
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"Lost Continent"?: there isn't one: just a mountain
on an island. Footage from this was used later in a Twilight Zone
segment. The following summary contains bracketed asides
from the Mystery Science Theater 3000 treatment of the
film (#208). E.g., [Joel: "Lost Continent? I lost my keys
once but that's ridiculous!"].
Notes: Robert
L. Lippert presents
Cesar Romero
Whit Bissell
Sid Melton
Hugh Beaumont
John Hoyt
Chick Chandler
Hillary Brooke
Acquanetta [Tom Servo: "snot is running down her nose."]
"the title star from 'Rocketship X-M,'
and lots of rock climbing."
Screenplay: Richard Landau
Story: Carroll Young
Producer: Sigmund Neufeld
Director: Samuel Newfield
At the White Sands, New Mexico Proving Grounds--a government military
base--a rocket launching yields masculine numerical blab about
mph and so on. "She's right on course." We get shots
of machinery which presumably served as aphrodisiacs to young
men of 1951 (and the Top Gun '80s). But the rocket (presumably
stock footage from the film Rocketship X-M, also treated
by MST3K, #201) does not turn back when it should, and crashes
somewhere vaguely South Pacificky. ["So that's what Ward
does at the office."]
Cut to Cesar Romero (Major Nolan) chatting
up Hillary Brooke, the hideous shoulder-padded dyed-blonde from
so many Abbott and Costello films who archetypally repulsed me
against '40s semi-women since I was 7. [Crow: "Mrs. Roosevelt's
lookin' fine!"] She keeps him drooling about "the boys"
and we listen to him drone on about how much "brain power"
is required of aeronautic murderers these days, equivalent to
MIT and Carnegie Tech. The dynamics between these two is irrational.
She wants him to keep blabbing about military crap instead of
anything else at 2:30 in the morning, yet they soon dance to a
record. [Joel: "Give to Cesar what is Cesar's." Crow:
"Oh, you taste like Bud Abbot!"] Romancus interruptus
as a sergeant announces he must report back to the base.
We now get the series of experts all being
summoned similarly. One guy kisses his uniform prematurely before
being called back. [Tom Servo: "Everyone talks to inanimate
objects in this movie."] Sid Melton (Willie) chats to his
"sweetheart," the plane to which he is the mechanic
before being summoned. Three scientists (Hugh Beaumont, a
guy, and Rostov who seems to have a German accent which would
make a lot of sense but whose accent it turns out is supposed
to be Russian) and the military idiots all appear on a plane,
Willie serving coffee. When they fly over the area where the
rocket disappeared, the pilots lose control of the plane and it
crash lands on an island. ["Hey, we landed on a witch.
Maybe the film will be in color. . . ." "Let's form
a soccer team and eat each other!"]
On first emerging from the plane, the German
who thinks he's a Russian says, "Doesn't look too forbidding;
seems rather peaceful." Goddamned nature-loving Kraut-Commie!
Nolan responds bitchily: "Talk to some of our guys who crashed
in New Guinea during the war. Headhunters, cannibals. This place
might be a park, but I'm not gonna depend on it. Break out the
guns and ammunition. ["It's time for a celebration."]
Sergeant, round up what food we have. . . . Take only the essential
things. Looks like we might be camping out for a while."
Note the priorities.
These six Elmer Fudds warily wander thwough
the jungle and come upon a shabby grass hut village. ["If
you don't understand it, shoot it."] "What do you make
of that?" "Maybe we're being set up for pigeons."
How is this supposed to have worked? Natives with grass hut
technology somehow mystically crashed their plane on this island
and are waiting with their deadly Indonesian chickens?
Only Acquanetta and her fat younger brother
inhabit the village. ["It's a Gaugin still-life! Shoot
it!"] Daddy died and the rest are gone because "fire
bird fly over village. . . . People frightened; leave in boats."
The patronizing Americans find out roughly where the rocket crashed,
but "sacred mountain taboo. . . . You will not come back.
Home of gods."
Rock climbing! More rock climbing! [Crow:
"Why are we watching this dull mountain climbing sequence?"
Joel: "Well, because it's there."] At night from the
shelter of an overhang, the Russian sees a little lizard which
we're supposed to think is big. Nolan doesn't believe in this
"monster I've never seen before."
Rock climbing. [Tom: "You know, even
rock climbing movies don't have this much rock climbing."]
The out-of-shape Wally Cox scientist falls into the clouds despite
Rostov's attempt to help him. Now Cesar Romero really really
doesn't trust this guy. More rock climbing.
We finally reach the land of greenish tinting
which Willie says is "sort of like a, a, lost continent!"
Hugh Beaumont's geiger counter indicates that this rock pile
passing for a continent is full of uranium. The subterranean
pressure is "as powerful as a stockpile of hydrogen bombs."
And there is pontless comment that the whole mission regarding
this rocket will send us all "back into a world such as this
one." The futuristic/prehistoric connection is common in
Cold War allegory, such as the '80s Transformers cartoon
opening credits.
We're supposed to think Willie is a hoot.
Swatting a mosquito, he says, "I'm starving to death and
that thing's been feeding off of me for four hours like I was
somethin' sent up from room service."
We find dinosaur tracks. Ward Cleaver says,
"I've seen tracks like these before . . . at a museum."
The Joker is in nasty denial. But then we see a brontosaurus
which trumpets like an elephant and charges the humans for no
reason. [Joel: "Turns out I'm an herbivore. These guys
got nothin' to worry about." Tom: "I see a dinosaur
but I hear an elephant."] They run, but Ward is slower and
climbs a tree, prompting my standard question: when you're running
from a vegetarian, is it a good idea to try to hide in the salad
bar? The rest shoot repeatedly at the dino. Nolan: "That
thing's got more armor than a tank." With bloodied head
the dinosaur runs off. [Tom: "Hey, does this movie have
a continental breakfast?" Crow: "No, they lost the
continental breakfast."]
So there really are dinosaurs. Snarkiness
ensues. "What's the matter with it; doesn't it know it's
supposed to be dead?" Willie has erotic and vocally articulated
dreams of a plane when he is supposed to be on guard. Rostov
and Cleaver (okay, Phillips) have disappeared, but we soon find
out that Ward has trapped his leg among some rocks and Rostov
is trying to help him silently, and not kill him after all, despite
a dangerous triceratops nearby. [Crow: "It's the mother-lovin'
rubber dinosaur of them all!"] The animal discovers them
and charges. Nolan shouts, "Shoot for the eyes." But
another triceratops appears in the periphery and the two fight
instantly for no reason until one is fatally stabbed in the neck.
Nolan acknowledges without apologizing that
he owes Rostov an apology. It turns out the Russian has a tragic
story regarding prison camps and dead family. Vague non-political
sanctimony somehow reinforces the militaristic bullet-headed Saxon
mother's-son mentality of the film. Joe (whoever) swaggeringly
says, "If I see any more of those fugitives from the zoo,
I just walk up to 'em and kill 'em with spit." We all question
giving up the search and don't.
A pterodactyl appears and Willie says, "Say,
I wonder if a piece of that big buzzard would make good eatin'."
So they shoot it. They can't find where its corpse landed but
stumble upon the rocket with two brontos and a triceratops loitering
nearby. "Big slob. Get away from there." [Crow: "Brain
the size of a walnut." Joel: "What the dinosaurs?"
Crow: "No, the director."] They're low on ammo, but
shoot meaninglessly into the air until the dinos wander off.
The two remaining scientists climb inside and retrieve deep junk.
But a triceratops has snuck up on Willie from behind and gores
him despite more shooting.
Quick cut ["That was a short mourning
period!"] to the four remaining men about to climb rocks,
downwards this time. An earthquake begins to shower rocks down
on them: "The whole mountain's blowing up under us."
The camera jiggles and they run to a boat (don't ask) and row.
[Tom: "Hey, didn't they come by plane?"] The island
blows up to the tune of stock footage of atomic blasts. [Crow:
"Get away! The stock footage is erupting!] The final lines
include the phrase, "The world coming to an end," and
something else indecipherable. The End.


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Hi Melissa
Sri Lanka was fabulous – we loved it! Could not recommend the Kandy House highly enough, such an amazing building and location and the service was fantastic. The same has to be said for Tea Trails – wow! We are now on strict diets trying to make up for that stay! Service again was faultless and the food was just stunning. Loved the location, perfect for us and absolutely exceeded expectations in terms of scenery. We walked everyday and have some gorgeous pics. Colombo again was great, would have loved to have had an extra day there to do some shopping but would not have missed the walking tour for anything – it was such a highlight. Mark was fantastic. So all in all simply delighted with everything. We would never have had the time to organise it ourselves so having someone take care of it was just perfect – thank you so much! I think we may need a return visit so we can check out Galle.
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June 29, 2013 (LOS ANGELES) --Newlyweds George Lucas and Mellody Hobson will hold a reception Saturday at Promontory Park in Chicago - and Prince is rumored to perform.
Hobson, president of Ariel investment firm, is from Chicago. She and Lucas married last week at Skywalker Ranch near San Francisco, Calif. The Chicago reception is for their family and friends here.
It's the first marriage for Hobson, 44, and second for Lucas, 69. The two have dated since 2006.


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SOURCE: AlumiFuel Power Corporation
February 03, 2012 07:00 ET
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PHILADELPHIA, PA--(Marketwire - Feb 3, 2012) - Early production stage hydrogen generation company AlumiFuel Power Corporation (OTCBB: AFPW) (the "Company"), through its operating subsidiaries, announced today that its unique Portable Balloon Inflation Systems (PBIS) generated significant interest at the 92nd annual American Meteorological Society (AMS) Meeting in New Orleans, January 23-26, 2012.
The annual AMS Meeting is the largest and most important weather-related conference in the U.S., bringing together all of the key players in the meteorological field. This year's event had over 100 exhibitors and some 3,000 attendees from around the world.
The Company's featured product was the PBIS-2000, representing the latest in lift gas technology, now in final development for a 1Q 2012 delivery to the US Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC). A handout on the PBIS-2000 was extremely well received by military and meteorological community customers and prospective industry partners.
The Company's Air Force customer has operational plans for the first PBIS-2000 unit, following an on-site training session upon delivery. Other military customers at the AMS Meeting indicated that they are closely following the PBIS-2000 development, and one expressed interest in further discussions for development and testing similar to the Air Force. After introduction to the Company's PBIS technology at the Meeting, several meteorological community companies have indicated their intent to introduce the PBIS-2000 and other PBIS products to foreign military and meteorological users around the world. These conversations confirmed that there is a significant foreign market for 30-45g pilot balloons, which could be served by the Company's PBIS-lite unit, which is a scaled down and less expensive version of the PBIS-2000 designed to fill and launch 200g balloons.
The meteorological systems group of the largest U.S. defense contractor confirmed their belief to Company representatives at the AMS Meeting that the PBIS systems are ideal for mobile and remote lift gas operations as compared to other field hydrogen generation systems, and is in the initial stages of establishing a mentor/protégé relationship with the Company.
Perhaps the most significant development at the AMS Meeting was a series of discussions with several major companies in the meteorological community that expressed interest in establishing partnership arrangements involving worldwide marketing and sales of the Company's PBIS products. As these developments materialize, the Company will provide more information to its stakeholders.
The current weather balloon lift gas market is pegged at $200 million per year, and encompasses military as well as civil government meteorological users worldwide. Traditionally, helium has been used as the primary lift gas for weather balloons, but with the increasing scarcity and cost of helium, users are rapidly switching to hydrogen and the Company's PBIS family is far more mobile, safe, and cost effective than other on-site hydrogen generation systems. Based on customer feedback, the Company believes the PBIS family can become the field standard and lift gas product of choice for NATO military users and meteorological customers worldwide. After purchasing any unit of the PBIS family, typical customers would continue to purchase replacement cartridges to launch up to 700 balloons per unit each year (up to 4,200 cartridges).
The Company's Director of Engineering, Mr. Sean McIntosh, said, "We were overwhelmed by the very positive reception of our technology and products at the annual AMS Meeting."
About AlumiFuel Power Corporation
AlumiFuel Power Corporation, operating through its subsidiaries, is an early production stage alternative energy company that generates hydrogen gas and steam/heat through the chemical reaction of aluminum, water, and proprietary additives. This technology is ideally suited for multiple applications requiring on-site, on-demand fuel sources, serving National Security and commercial customers. The Company's hydrogen feeds fuel cells for portable and back-up power; fills inflatable devices such as weather balloons; can replace costly, hard-to-handle and high pressure K-Cylinders; and provides fuel for flameless heater applications. Its hydrogen/heat output is also being designed and developed to drive fuel cell-based and turbine-based undersea propulsion systems and auxiliary power systems. The Company has significant differentiators in performance, adaptability, safety and cost-effectiveness in its target market applications, with no external power required and no toxic chemicals or by-products.
Safe Harbor for Forward-looking Statements
This news release may contain forward-looking statements that are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. While these statements are made to convey to the public the company's progress, business opportunities and growth prospects, they are based on management's current beliefs and assumptions as to future events. However, since the company's operations and business prospects are always subject to risk and uncertainties, the forward-looking events and circumstances discussed in this news release might not occur, and actual results could differ materially from those described, anticipated or implied. For a more complete discussion of such risks and uncertainties, please refer to the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Back to Haukenes
Day nine
Today I drove back from Andenes to my friends in Haukenes where I'll leave on Sunday or Monday. I didn't choose the direct way on the eastern side of Andøya (82) but the detour on the western side via Stave and Skogvoll. There where some fantastic views, mostly at places where I couldn't stop. But anyway, some images of today (and two of yesterday):
Let's start with some houses in Andenes build on stilts (The greenish colour on the second photo comes from the polar light).
Andenes next morning and Bleik, where I took a long walk on the large sandy beach.
A small graveyard and a real tiny light house.
A man hanging up fish heads for drying (for the african market).
And last not least some landscapes when sun went down again.
That's today in a nutshell.


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First lady Michelle Obama headlined the opening Tuesday of the Democratic National Convention, an emotion-charged finale to an opening act designed to build enthusiasm among women and minorities whose votes are critical to re-electing her husband.
"We must work like never before," she told the convention, urging them to help President Barack Obama defeat Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney. She asked supporters to rally to her husband's side as they did in first helping him win the White House four years ago.
"And we must once again come together and stand together for the man we can trust to keep moving this great county forward, my husband, our president, Barack Obama," she told the cheering delegates.
In a largely personal tale, the first lady tried to connect her husband to working Americans, talking about his humble beginnings, his decision to forgo a high-paying career in favor of community work and public service, and about his life as a loving husband and father. She recounted her husband's modest upbringing by a single mother and his grandparents and later their life as a young married couple who had student loan bills higher than their mortgage.
"Today, after so many struggles and triumphs and moments that have tested my husband in ways I never could have imagined, I have seen firsthand that being president doesn't change who you are – no, no it reveals who you are," she said to a thunderous ovation.
The first lady – lauded earlier by her brother, Craig Robinson, and her sister-in-law, Maya Soetoro-Ng – told the thousands at Time Warner Cable Arena that Obama had worked tirelessly to make the economy more stable, ease college students loans and improve health care.
"He believes that when you've worked hard, and done well, and walked through that doorway of opportunity . . . you do not slam it shut behind you . . . No, you reach back, and you give other folks the same chances that helped you succeed," she said.
The audience erupted into their longest, loudest cheers of the night when Michelle Obama came to the stage to the tune Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours." They waved thousands of blue signs: "We Love Michelle'' and interrupted her from time to time with chants of "Four more years!"
Her appeal capped a day that included the adoption of a party platform that for the first time embraces gay marriage but dropped the party's earlier support for Jerusalem's status as Israel's capital. Republicans quickly pounced on the omission, with House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia saying the administration was distancing itself from Israel.
The platform also stirred controversy with another omission – no reference to God. It also included strong support for abortion rights.
The evening saw a diverse parade of speakers that included San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro, the first Latino keynote speaker in convention history, as well as the chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, the first woman to reach the rank of Army three-star general, African-American members of Congress, and the convention chairman, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. Together, they served as a not-so-subtle nod to the changing demographics of the nation.
"My family's story isn't special. What's special is the America that makes our story possible," Castro said. "Ours is a nation like no other – a place where great journeys can be made in a single generation. . . . No matter who you are or where you come from, the path is always forward."
More than 300 miles away, Obama used the campus of a historically black university in Norfolk, Va., as his last campaign stop before he heads to Charlotte on Wednesday for the final two days of the convention.
"We've come too far to turn back now," Obama said at Norfolk State University. "We've created a lot of jobs. But we've got more jobs to create."
Speaking to an enthusiastic, primarily African-American audience, Obama cast the election as a choice between a president who looks out for the middle class and a candidate who'd raise taxes on them to cut taxes for the wealthy. He repeated his warning that Republicans are expecting dispirited Democrats to help them get elected and are running ads to underscore that "everything's bad and it's all Obama's fault."
"They're counting on you, maybe not to vote for Romney, but they're counting on you to feel discouraged," he said.
Major Hayes, 52, called Obama "the greatest president we've ever had." He waved off the latest Republican thrust that the U.S. isn't as well as off as it was four years ago – and carried a sign that read "Give Me Obama or Give me Death."
"Everything is stable now, it was going down fast when (President George W.) Bush left," he said. "They didn't build Rome in a day and you can't expect he could fix in four years the mess that took Republicans eight years."
Obama said he planned to watch the first lady's speech at the White House, with their two daughters, and would try not to let the girls see him cry, as her speeches make him "misty."
The nearly 6,000 delegates from across the nation who poured into Charlotte made up a noticeably younger, more diverse crowd than the smaller group that met in Tampa last week for the Republican National Convention. Women make up half the DNC delegates. Twenty-seven percent are African-American while 13 percent are Hispanic.
"President Obama believes in the promise of America. President Obama believes in you. That's the American dream – el sueno Americano," said Rep. Xavier Becerra of California. "Dr. King marched for it. Cesar Chavez organized for it. And this fall, we have to vote for it."
Lisa Fricke, a retired teacher and convention delegate from Nebraska, said she has tried to convince members of the large Hispanic population of her town about the need to cast ballots.
"I don't think they understand how important this vote is,'' said Fricke, who wore half-dozen buttons, including those that said: "Proud Nebraska Democrat" and "Educators for Obama."
At times the convention had a party feel, with delegates dancing to the tunes of songwriter Ledisi. They applauded when former President Jimmy Carter spoke to them by video. They listened to speeches from top officials with labor and abortion rights groups and Congress, including House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada. And they reserved some of their loudest cheers to any mention of the federal health care law and abortion rights.
"For me, politics is an extension of my role as a mother and a grandmother," Pelosi said. "For the Democratic women of the House, our work is not about the next election, but rather the next generation."
Easily the most emotional moment of the night was when the audience watched a tribute to the late Sen. Edward Kennedy.
Kennedy died in August 2009 and gave a farewell speech at the 2008 convention. He reminded the crowd that overhauling the nation's health care system was the cause of his life. He died before it passed.
This is the first convention in at least 56 years where one of the Kennedy brothers – President John F. Kennedy, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and Edward Kennedy – were not prominent players.
But the crowd roared when excerpts of Edward Kennedy's 1994 debate with Romney – then vying for Kennedy's U.S. Senate seat – were shown. Romney was a moderate then, supporting abortion rights, and Kennedy tore into him for changing his positions.
The video ended with Kennedy passing a generational torch to Obama. And the tribute ended with the crowd chanting, "Teddy, Teddy, Teddy."


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The problem of hidden hotel fees is getting worse rather than better. Late last year, the Federal Trade Commission sent out letters to 22 hotel chains warning them that failure to include all mandatory fees, including the widespread "resort" fees so common in vacation areas, is a deceptive practice. So how have hotels responded? In Las Vegas, a handful of hotels that formerly did not add those fees decided to start adding them. A FTC spokesperson indicated that it continues to work with hotels and considers that several have improved or are improving their displays of mandatory fees.
As a refresher, the fee scam works like this: Instead of posting the total price you have to pay, some hotels carve out part of the real price, give it a plausible name like "resort" or "housekeeping" fee, and feature the reduced partial price in their initial rate displays. To make the fees sound more acceptable, hotels typically provide a laundry list of amenities and services the fee is supposed to cover, but that's a complete phony: If you have to pay it, it's part of the price. If you're lucky, the hotel adds that fee before you actually commit to the accommodation; but sometimes you don't find out until you arrive at the hotel. And third-party online travel agencies and the several "opaque" sites such as Hotwire and Priceline typically content themselves by fine print saying you may be subject to additional fees.


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Researchers at Florida State University have produced a super-sized image of the virus that causes AIDS. Using an electron microscope and a technique similar to a CAT scan, scientists magnified the human immunodeficiency virus 43,000 times -- revealing tripod like spikes on its surface. "Instead of having to dry the virus down and stain it, which causes distortions, we were actually able to actually view the whole virus as well as the spikes in their native state," says lead scientist Kenneth Roux. "The virus is essentially frozen into a glassy form of ice, and we can see the virus frozen in this thin film of ice."
Having a more accurate picture of the surface spikes that allow HIV to grab and destroy the body's immune cells gives scientists a blueprint to follow in designing a defensive vaccine. "The reason why that is important is because the immune system sees shape and if the shape is incorrect that may be a least a partial explanation as to why the virus has not been successfully attacked by the vaccine candidates that have been produced to date."
Roux says the next step is to produce an image of the virus in the process of being attacked by powerful antibodies. "And this might give us further clues as to how to develop a good vaccine that will essentially elicit similar kinds of neutralizing antibodies in patients."
The research and images were reported in the journal Nature.


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Mexican authorities have announced the detainment of 158 police officers for allegedly protecting and sharing information with cartels. The Mexican War has claimed over 60,000 lives, by most estimates, since 2006 — as organized crime syndicates known as cartels fight each other for territory. The corruption of Mexican police and other authorities with the cartels is believed to run rampant, with any leader or official who challenges them meeting certain death.
The detainment of the officers comes just months after Durango authorities reportedly fired an additional 145 officers for similar reasons. There have been reports that the Sinoloa cartel has begun engaging in a brutal rampage of robberies in an effort to pressure authorities to reinstate some of the detained officers.
The State of Durango is believed to be predominantly controlled by the Sinaloa cartel, a group who's footprints are beginning to show up among advocates who help human trafficking victims in the US.
The AP reports that soldiers and state police are now patrolling the region due to the loss of such a significant number of law enforcement personnel. They also report the murder rate has doubled in Durango due to the Los Zetas cartel attempting to move into the mountainous region and challenge the Sinoloa cartel's dominance.


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Mausmi Mehta, a graduate student in Oceanography at the University of Washington is shown processing microorganisms on the 2003 Lost City cruise. The syringes are filled with different nutrients and gases and inoculated with organisms obtained form rock and fluid samples. The tubes are then placed in ovens at a variety of temperatures (usually 50 to 90°C) to grow the organisms. Image courtesy of University of Washington.
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8:00 – 8:30 am: Breakfast and coffee
8:30 – 11:00 am: Structural defects guidance for those involved in building new homes
The CPD event will take place at Etc Venues - County Hall for more information on the location follow the link
As one of the UK's leading latent defect experts, CRL is committed to the continual development of professionals within the construction industry. This presentation is to assist with the mitigation of potential claims on behalf of the insurers.
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