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Zimbabwe: keeping up with evolving humanitarian needs
28-10-2011 Interview
The outgoing head of the ICRC regional delegation in Harare, Thomas Merkelbach started his assignment at a time when violence plagued Zimbabwe following the March 2008 elections, the economy was overwhelmed by hyperinflation and access to essential services was difficult. Three years on, he assesses the results achieved in Zimbabwe and the region and the challenges ahead.
What was the humanitarian situation when you arrived in Zimbabwe?
Due to the violence following the elections in March 2008, people were displaced and had their homes and possessions destroyed. The situation was so difficult for them that we had to deliver food and basic items such as blankets to over 5,000 people across the country.
When the violence stopped, families gradually returned home. In late 2008 and early 2009, we supported 13,000 farmers including their families and their communities in four districts in Mashonaland Central and Mashonaland East provinces of Zimbabwe by providing them with training on conservation agriculture techniques, seeds, fertilizers and agricultural tools so that they could rebuild their lives. Although there were significant needs in many districts, we chose to focus on these areas because the regions that had faced regular problems of food security in the past were hit by the violence in a particularly harsh way.
The persistence of hyperinflation that made health services unobtainable for many and the emergence of the cholera epidemic in 2008 led us to increase our support to a total of 25 clinics in urban and rural areas, in charge of delivering medical care for over 1.2 million people.
Has the situation changed since then?
The environment in Zimbabwe is more stable, especially now that the economy has picked up. This generally allows people to live better, whilst service providers have more means to plan and invest to improve the availability of essential public services. As a result, we have handed over our support to rural health clinics and the rural water board (District Development Fund) to the authorities. However, huge expectations from the public for things to improve quickly are perhaps the biggest challenge, demonstrating a level of hope and resilience that is very encouraging and humbling.
What were ICRC's major achievements over the last few years?
The Government of Zimbabwe gave us access to Ministry of Justice-run prisons in 2009. For two years now, we have been able to visit inmates and support food security in detention places. Today, technical and financial resources provided by the Government to Zimbabwe Prison Services (ZPS) have increased.
A joint ZPS-ICRC steering committee is closely monitoring the handover process of ICRC food assistance to ensure that the welfare of the inmates is not compromised. If necessary, the committee can make appropriate adjustments. However, capacity-building activities in the area of food production, but also rehabilitation of critical infrastructure and ICRC support for prison health services will continue in 2012.
What activities does the ICRC pursue in Malawi, Zambia and Namibia?
One of the roles of national societies is to take action in favour of the wounded during violent events. This is why Malawi Red Cross volunteers provided emergency first aid to people injured during violent protests in July 2011 and Zambia Red Cross volunteers responded to incidents of violence during the September 2011 general elections. To support its two partners, the ICRC provided them with first aid kits, vehicles, training and also of an ICRC team on the ground in Zambia.
Among our activities with the national societies the region, we also run a family visit program with the Namibia Red Cross Society. We facilitate the travel of families of inmates detained following the events in the Caprivi region in 1999 to the places of detention twice a year. This has a great positive impact as some of the families live over 1000 km away from the prisons where their loved ones are being held and cannot regularly visit them.
We also work with all national Red Cross Societies in the region assisting people displaced by the conflicts to restore and maintain contact with their families. Those receiving assistance come from a variety of countries such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo or Somalia. This is done through Red Cross messages but increasingly through modern technology such as e-mail whenever possible.
What kind of relations does the ICRC have with the Southern African Development Community?
We have a long-standing collaboration with the Southern African Development Community (SADC), in particular through our partnership with the SADC Regional Peacekeeping Training Centre. We regularly address senior policymakers, police and military officials on the role of international humanitarian law and humanitarian principles in peace support operations.
What are the challenges ahead?
Throughout the region, there are a number of common humanitarian challenges – outbreaks of violence relating to elections or protests, displacement and migration due to conflicts from all over the African continent, recurrent major natural disasters and threats to economic security.
Where there are outbreaks of violence, we will continue to closely monitor developments and deploy our teams and resources to help people in need or support initiatives of the national Red Cross Societies in line with our mission. Together with our partners from the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, we are ready to step up in favour of the most vulnerable when needed.
The warm welcome and generosity I personally and the organization continue to receive throughout the region reflects the deep roots that the ICRC has established in southern Africa through over 50 years of humanitarian action. I hope that we can continue to make a difference in the lives of tens of thousands of people across the region.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – It's a reality all baby-boomers must face. The rising cost of long-term care for the elderly and federally funded Medicare only covers part of those expenses.
Physicians admit long-term care insurance is expensive, but without any coverage, you're looking at on average, $357 a night for one room at a private nursing home here in western Massachusetts.
It's a scary reality, especially for the aging baby boomers.
Physician Dr. Robert Mausel told 22News, "If you unfortunately have to go to a long-term care facility, and you end up there as a resident, it's going to cost you over $100,000 a year. They are going to inundate the system, and my prediction is there will not be enough long-term care beds."
Medicare covers your cost for up to 100 days. If you need nursing care or other assistance for an extended period of time, the cost of long-term care often comes out of your pocket.
Long-term care insurance can help pay for the care you need at home. The type of care it covers includes skilled care by nurses and help with daily activities, such as getting dressed and eating. It could also cover the cost of assisted living facilities and hospice care.
Experts recommend you start considering long-term care insurance in your 40's or early 50's. How much you will pay for the policy can vary from $1,500 to $5,000 per year.
It all depends on your age when you buy the policy, how much the policy pays for each service and how many days or years of care you want covered.
State Medicaid does cover long-term care, but you have to meet strict income eligibility requirements.
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- You have had a recent prior hospital stay of at least three days
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If you meet all those conditions, Medicare will pay for some of your costs for up to 100 days.
For the first 20 days, 100% covered by Medicare. Days 21-100, you pay your own expenses up to $140.00 per day and Medicare pays any balance.

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Newberry County, SC (WLTX) - An ex-criminal is now using the past of his pain to move others forward.
"I was introduced to crack cocaine by my stepfather, um and from 16 to about 19, uh found myself in the streets using crack cocaine," Terrence Gallman explained.
Gallman has had a rough start to life.
"I knew everybody in the street. Everybody who sold and used and I was able to make a lot of money really fast and I did not stop until I was indicted," Gallman said.
He was sentenced to 27 years for federal drug charges and served 12.
"Prison is very dark, very cold, I mean it's almost indescribable in the realness," Gallman said of his past.
While there, he went back to the faith his grandfather instilled in him when he was younger.
"So you know it came back to me at that time to just be thankful and to want to do better," Gallman said of his faith.
He says his faith helped him cope with the misery of being locked up and the guilt of his bad decisions.
"And through going to church in the prisons and through meeting the guys who you know seem to be living beyond the walls because of their spiritual life and their faith life, those are the guys you want to get connected with in order to survive," Gallman said. "I was able to build on those relationships and build my faith to sustain."
When he was released in 2008, he wanted to use his faith to help young men avoid the journey he had taken.
"Made me want to get out here and start to you know help young men understand what it's like to go through the justice system and with that life of faith that I came to live and to know if I could introduce that to them now, it could prevent them from waiting after getting to prison before they discover that," Gallman said.
He's the director of the Challenge 4 Change Initiative. He's written several books and is currently working on a play and movie to expose the judicial system and what must be done to help people from ending up behind bars.
Larry Sligh works with Gallman. He says Gallman has been a great role model and inspiration .
"By the time I was in high school every one of my neighborhood friends were in jail, like they were all gone before I could realize what was really going on," Sligh said of his past experiences. "I don't want to see that happen to all these young men."
Sligh says working with Gallman has motivated him to give back to his community.
"I think you want to use your faith to stay out of them four walls," Gallman said of his life.
Gallman works with organizations, churches and individuals to bring more people closer to God and out of prison.
"So part of me starting an organization the Challenge 4 Change Initiative was to take the initiative to challenge people to try and create this change that I feel we could reach our young people with," Gallman explained.
Gallman's story is getting national attention. He was featured in renowned pastor Billy Graham's series "My Hope."
For more information about his movement, please visit: http://justinform.info/


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public interface IMCServerConnection
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Connector.open() with
the server connection URI string according to the BNF syntax defined below.
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the same URI, while the previously opened connection is still open, leads
to an exception as for all server connections as defined in GCF. See the
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PushRegistry.registerConnection(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String) API. Here is an example on
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MIDlet-Push-1:imc://:com.foo.barServer:1.0;, MyIMCServer, *
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New hybrid technology may pave way for lighter, fuel-efficient aircraftSeptember 9th, 2008 - 6:05 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, September 9 (ANI): Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Applied Materials Research IFAM in Bremen are exploring how useful a combination of riveting and adhesive bonding can be in the development of lighter aircraft, which will consume less fuel and, thereby, help reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
Dr. Oliver Klapp of the IFAM points out that, to create lighter planes, aircraft manufacturers are pinning their hopes on particularly lightweight construction materials that include fiber composite plastics, particularly carbon-fibre reinforced plastics (CFRPs).
The researcher says that whenever two CFRP components have to be joined together, this has so far been accomplished primarily by riveting.
Rivet holes are a problem, particularly in CFRP structures. They disturb the flow of forces in the CFRP structures and reduce the load-bearing capacity of the material, he says.
Klapp says that his team has developed a state-of-the-art C-clamp riveting machine that can enable the necessary rivet holes, complete with one or two-part riveted bolts, to be installed accurately, and automatically in compliance with aviation standards.
He says that the advantages of hybrid joining are obvious: the CFRP materials are not riddled with so many rivet holes.
The particularly high load-bearing capacity of these materials is more effectively brought to bear in the truest sense of the word, because bonding results in a more effective, all-over distribution of forces, the researcher adds.
Presently, the aviation industry does not rely exclusively on bonded components and assemblies, and Klapp agrees that riveting will persist.
Its true that riveting will not be eliminated from aircraft construction in the next several years, he says.
Klapp, however, adds that soon it will become important for the aviation industry to incorporate structural bonding for primary structures like the airframe, the wings and the tail units.
A presentation on the study will be made at the Composites Europe trade fair in Essen from September 23 through 25. (ANI)
Tags: applied materials research, aviation industry, aviation standards, carbon dioxide emissions, composite plastics, fraunhofer institute, reinforced plastics, rivet holes, riveting machine, structural bonding


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Cpl. American Idol, USMC
They're saying this Marine is going to get in trouble.
What are they gonna do? Send him to Iraq?
"Hadji Girl" is going to be the hugest military hit of the 21st century!
By the way, if you don't know why Cpl. Joshua Belle's chorus provokes such howls of laughter, it's because "Durka durka, muhammed jihad" is from the comedy film, "Team America." Apparently, the Trey Parker/Matt Stone puppet satire is a big hit with Our Men In Uniform. If you haven't seen the movie, you won't get the joke. And you're probably "so ronery," too!
Write your Congressman to say you LOVE "Hadji Girl."
G. Gordon Liddy's got a son in the Marines. The G-Man won't stand by and let them railroad this kid. You can take that to the bank. Let's see ...
CAIR vs. the G-Man... and every other talk-radio host in America. Who can generate more pressure on a Republican administration? Hmmm. I wonder ....
This will be bigger than "Ballad of the Green Beret"!
Dan Riehl says:
"Apparently you can go off to fight for America. You just aren't entitled to all of her rights. It's pathetic if the military caves to CAIR on this."Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiller: If "Hadji Girl" doesn't make the Top 50, the terrorists will have already won!
Cpl. Joshua Belle actually has a very melodic voice and genuine songwriting talent. I betcha this guy will have a Nashville contract before 4th of July. Toby Keith's gonna LOVE this song!
* UPDATE *Cpl. Belle is back from Iraq, and has a band:
Boys, what y'all need is a good publicity agent. Somebody with 20 years of journalism experience, a background in the music industry, and connections, y'understand. Here, have a cigar, boy ... they're gonna love you!
* UPDATE 6/14*HUGE outpouring of support for Cpl. Belle & friends! Welcome Michelle Malkin fans -- she's got the latest and greatest right here. I'm a bit behind today, having blogged this until 4:30 a.m. But on it now, and will be updating again tonight. Stay tuned -- LOTS going on!
Josh Belle will NOT be "so ronery" anymore!
After consultation, Black Five agrees: The second line of the chorus is "Sherpa, Sherpa, Baccarat..." And he tells CAIR what to kiss!
He links to a Marine Times article.
I have begun "deconstructing" the lyrics of "Hadji Girl."
CAIR, an organization not known for its ability to take a joke, has seized upon three lines from the third verse to bamboozle the Marine brass and the (clueless, as usual) MSM into thinking that Cpl. Belle has insulted Muslims, or is advocating violence against Iraqi civilians. In a series of continuing critical essays, I shall demonstrate that this interpretation is utterly mistaken.-- McCAIN
I suppose I should have mentioned that Lynn and I have a NEW BOOK about the Democratic Party's own "culture of corruption," and promoting the book DONKEY CONS is the entire rationale for having a blog by that name.


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Lord Tensai: How Is He Related to the Closing of FCW?March 20, 2012
It was a little more than a month ago when reports surfaced that WWE wasn't happy with the pitiful star power on the current roster. Complaints came from management that FCW wasn't producing performers ready to excel on the big stage. Now, the company digs back into the Attitude Era for the business card of Matt Bloom to bring the former Prince Albert back for a major push.
See the net I'm weaving here?
A few weeks ago, when CM Punk and Chris Jericho first stood toe-to-toe in the ring for a dueling promo over whom in fact was the "Best in the World," Jericho delivered an interesting theme that was mostly overlooked. He remarked that he and Punk were very similar in many ways, one of which being that each was incredibly well traveled as a wrestler before arriving in the WWE.
Before debuting as the Millennium Man, Chris Jericho had competed with rival WCW for years and before even breaking through in the United States, had fought all through Canada and Japan.
CM Punk had too had a lengthy run as an independent wrestler, touring with small companies and doing shows in Japan and Mexico before a decorated run in ROH earned him a spot on the WWE payroll.
While to a much lesser extent, the world heavyweight champion Daniel Bryan was long considered the King of the Indies, delivering critically acclaimed matches throughout the world. It was even part of his debut video on NXT. Don't think it's a coincidence that such experience allowed him to rise of the card so quickly.
Consider Alberto Del Rio, who was one of the biggest stars in Mexico and known as Dos Caras, Jr. before signing with WWE. He attacked and defeated Rey Mysterio his first night and won the Royal Rumble his first year. His rise up the ranks is among the fastest in history.
WWE developmental has produced some very talented guys over the years. John Cena and Randy Orton most notably came through developmental when it was operated through OVW. Dolph Ziggler and Cody Rhodes each learned the ropes in developmental and are considered future main eventers.
But then there are all of the others. There is the empty, one-note talent pool that has been running around NXT for the last two years. Alex Riley, David Otunga, Mason Ryan, Michael McGillicutty, Tyler Reks and Ezekiel Jackson. All of these guys, and more, came through WWE developmental, trained in FCW and after runs, many of which as the top champion in Florida. They arrive in WWE with nothing to offer, unable to cut original promos without scripts, wrestling with the same basic power move set you'd see from a first-year wrestling student at any training school in the country.
Yesterday, we learned that WWE was shutting down operations at FCW immediately. The talent under contract will still be paid, but they won't be training for the time being. Theoretically, the company's top prospects (Dean Ambrose, Kassius Ohno, Antonio Cesaro, Seth Rollins and Richie Steamboat) will all be joining the active WWE touring roster shortly after WrestleMania. However, the others are in limbo as the company decides what to do with this money pit where they pour resources into building the next generation of stars and get nowhere.
Of course, look at the list of names in parentheses above. Is it any coincidence that four of the five listed primarily learned how to wrestle on the independent scene? Other than Richie Steamboat, who is of course the son of the legendary Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat, each could have been called King of the Indies over the last few years. I'm talking about the performers formerly known as Jon Moxley, Chris Hero, Claudio Castagnoli and Tyler Black. Each cut their teeth in a combination of ROH, DGUSA, PWG and internationally before signing with WWE.
So then we look to Matt Bloom, who will be referred to from now on as Lord Tensai. More than a decade ago, Tensai was nothing more than an oddball big man who could hit a convincing bicycle kick. Of course, he won't be able to sue that any longer, unless we get a showdown of jumping kicks to the face with Sheamus in the near future.
After seeing his career waning, becoming less relevant by the day, he opted to head overseas. In Japan, he became the Giant Bernard and has had great success both as a singles performer and tag team specialist with Karl Anderson. Even though he's now nearly 40 years old, he has honed his craft and learned how to tell a story and capture an audience to the point he will probably have a strong three-four years left in him before hanging them up.
While his career path worked backwards, having to leave the world's biggest company to improve his skills before returning to the grand stage, he will return and immediately walk into one of the top programs on the show in all likelihood.
WWE, or more directly Triple H and his inner circle, must look at what has happened in these cases. Clearly, the current developmental system isn't working. Bland, vanilla wrestlers are coming out without a clear direction for a character or understanding of how to work a crowd on the mic or in the ring. They are quickly being passed by wrestlers with years of experience working small crowds in high school gyms and larger venues in Japan and Mexico.
The manner in which the company identifies and cultivates talent must be reevaluated. They are the biggest name in the business and have no problem attracting the best. They just need to find a new way about finding the best and letting them reach their greatest potential.


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There's a lot of information coming out about the future versions of Windows - and it's looking like Microsoft is listening to its users. First and foremost, it seems like the Metro interface will be disabled completely when Windows runs on traditional laptops and desktops; however, Metro applications will still run in windows on the desktop.
The Desktop/laptop SKU of Threshold will include, as previously rumored, the Mini-Start menu - a new version of the traditional Microsoft Start menu, an early concept of which Microsoft showed off at the company's Build developers conference in April. It also will include the ability to run Metro-Style/Windows Store apps in windows on the Desktop. Will it turn off completely the Metro-Style Start screen with its live-tile interface, as Neowin is reporting, and make the tiled Start Menu a toggleable option from the Mini Start menu? I'm not sure, but I wouldn't be surprised.
Meanwhile, convertible devices will work pretty much like Windows 8.x does today, switching between the two modes. Microsoft will also do the inevitable: merge its phone and tablet operating system into one product.
The combined Phone/Tablet SKU of Threshold won't have a Desktop environment at all, but still will support apps running side by side, my sources are reconfirming. This "Threshold Mobile" SKU will work on ARM-based Windows Phones (not just Lumias), ARM-based Windows tablets and, I believe, Intel-Atom-based tablets.
These are all looking like some very decent changes, and something they should have done from the get-go. In fact - they should have never tried to shove Metro down desktop user's throats to begin with. They should have moved Windows Phone over to NT (which they did anyway), and scale that up to tablets.
I am, though, quite interested in what the Metro-on-desktop apologists are going to say now. For entertainment value, of course!
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The reason MS have a virtual Monopoly is more related to the fractured nature of the Linux desktop, and the exorbitant prices Apple charge nowadays.
One of those could really have capitalised on the dissatisfaction with Win8, my guess is it may now be too late.
Personally, I'm hoping they'll allow developers to use Metro/NewUI to write native apps without "buying in" to the AppStore, sorry Marketplace model - if not I'll still avoid targetting that platform.
Thats a big part of it. I think probably a bigger reason is you look at the *typical* Windows user (and by typical, I DO NOT MEAN those Windows users who are reading this). They don't like computers, they don't like to learn anything new, and by definition, learning Metro is learning something new, this requires some effort that they would rather spend on something non-computer related.
In a sense, Microsoft doomed Metro back in 1995. They managed to convince the world that the Windows95 desktop is the only way to do computing, anything else is *different*, anything else is *scary*, and OMG, anything different is OMG, *incompatible* .
People bought into this gestalt, and the rest is history. As long as this mindset exists, the typical Windows user will NEVER accept anything that does not look like Windows95.
Of course there are Windows users who will question something, but unfortunately, they're number is probably not much more that Linux desktop users.
What fractured nature? It's mostly Ubuntu and Linux Mint out there. Which are cousins anyway. The babbling about fragmentation is a cry from users of "hardcore" distros (like Arch or Slackware), who feel left out when some Linux software doesn't officially support their distro. But they are literally the 1% of the 1%. How are their problems representative of the problems the mainstream faces?
Ubuntu's problem is that's it's not compatible with itself. Same for Mint. Your proprietary app or driver may work in the current stable/LTS version, the next stable/LTS comes and it may or may not work. Investment jeopardized. And you can't stay in the old stable/LTS because new Linux apps assume you have the latest stable/LTS.
But this is an actual problem that can't be fixed (X.org and PulseAudio maintainers don't care, it's your fault for polluting your Linux installation with closed source), so Linux fans will never admit it's a problem.
Those users had no problem learning Mac OS X during the Vista age, and don't have a problem moving from iPad to Android and vice versa.
If OS X managed to nab the percentage it nabbed during the Vista era -despite the overpriced hardware- and Desktop Linux didn't, then Desktop Linux has a problem.
And it's called backwards compatibility.
And the culture of Desktop Linux ensures it will stay a problem. The general idea is that "ruining backwards compatibility in favor of getting rid of broken approaches is good" and "if you need back compat because you pollute your linux with proprietary software, it's your fault anyway"
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One of those could really have capitalised on the dissatisfaction with Win8, my guess is it may now be too late.
Given the growth of macs relative to the PC industry and it's pretty clear they have capitalized. Of course the nature of a premium product is that it will never take over the mass market.
And Linux, well let's just say that at least windows 8 still works, even if the UI is a mess.


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A 27-second video that shows a Miami Beach cop going airborne as he speeds down a strip of sand ended up getting him suspended.
With pay, of course, which means he'll have plenty of time to speed in his own vehicle without worrying about paying the bills.
Perhaps officer Eric Dominguez can give fellow cop Michael Veski a ride about town as Veski pounds beers from the passenger seat.
After all, Veski was also suspended with pay after he was seen drinking beer in uniform from the passenger seat of his squad car.
According to The Miami Herald:
Internal affairs investigators also are looking into allegations that Officer Michael Veski, who was off duty, was drinking a beer while riding as a passenger in his own marked squad car. Investigators still are trying to determine who was driving. A witness told police that he saw Veski's patrol car parked in front of David's Cafe on Collins Avenue last weekend.
The witness, a postal inspector who was also off duty, said he observed Veski exit the passenger's side of the car with a beer in his hand, then enter the restaurant.
In 2007, a (Florida Department of Law Enforcement) investigator accused Veski of lying about a wrong-way crash involving a Miami Beach police sergeant suspected of drunken driving. According to the allegations, Veski tried to help the sergeant get home, but when the sergeant, Jesse Barrenechea, demanded to drive himself home, Veski and another officer let him off on the side of the Julia Tuttle Causeway. Barrenechea later drove the wrong way on Interstate 95, crashing almost head-on into another vehicle. He was eventually sentenced to probation.
Veski, however, was not investigated, as Miami Beach internal affairs ruled that FDLE failed to present enough evidence that he committed any wrongdoing.
But let's not pick on these cops. They are no different than many other cops in that department.
Over the past year, the Miami Beach Police Department has gained unwanted scrutiny for the exploits of several officers, including one who ran over two people during a drunken ATV joyride; two who were fired for assaulting gays, and several others who tried to rough up people who tried to capture them on cameras. A group of officers also were accused in a deadly shooting of an erratic driver during last year's Urban Beach Weekend, an annual hip-hop and rap music festival held on South Beach on Memorial Day weekend. The driver, who police contend was armed, was shot more than 100 times by a cadre of cops, four from Hialeah and seven from Miami Beach, who surrounded his car and opened fire with automatic weapons.
It is a little surprising that Dominguez was suspended because South Florida's law enforcement agencies are notorious for covering up for their reckless drivers.
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Death on the Thruway
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Today's news report on the horrific New York State Thruway crash notes the fatal lore surrounding the stretch of highway dividing Rockland and Orange, observing that some drivers attribute the number of accidents there to a curse. The article, rest assured, dismisses notions of a curse, as well as any concern that the stretch is any more dangerous than the rest of the Thruway. Doubtless, a richer target for inquiry into factors contributing to the tragedy will be the type of vehicle involved — the ubiquitous extended passenger van.
Federal highway officials have long decried the poor design of such vehicles, which typically hold up to 15 passengers, making them a favorite for church groups, college athletic teams, migrant workers, the military, and even daycare centers. The trouble is, they have a high center of gravity, making them more susceptible to rollover accidents under certain conditions, such as when a driver executes a sharp turn or otherwise "over corrects" when traveling at high speeds. Other factors in the extended van's well-documented history of carnage: drivers, not necessarily professional drivers, are often unaware of the hazards associated with the vehicles, or the need to be vigilant about tire maintenance; and passengers often raise the ante by not wearing seat belts. Another finding by government researchers: the more people in an extended van, the greater the peril.
Here's what the National Transportation Safety Board said in a report:
Fifteen-passenger vans, which make up about 0.25 percent of the passenger vehicle fleet in the United States, are frequently used to transport school sports teams, van pools, church groups, and other groups. Although they are involved in a proportionate number of fatal accidents compared to their percentage in the fleet, they are involved in a higher number of single-vehicle accidents involving rollovers than are other passenger vehicles. Various factors have been associated with 15-passenger van rollover, particularly occupancy level and vehicle speed. Because these vans are designed to carry 15 passengers, the Safety Board is particularly concerned about the relationship between occupancy level and vehicle rollover.
In Saturday's tragedy, police said the van blew a rear tire; the driver over corrected to the right, swerving over the rumble strip; and the van rolled over several times. Passengers — a group from Joy Fellowship Christian Assemblies in the Bronx to a banquet in Schenectady — spilled from the vehicle. Seven were reported dead and several others were injured. Police said that only the driver and front passenger were wearing seat belts.
The accident was reminiscent of one last month in Westchester. One person was killed and nine were injured when an extended van transporting day laborers slid off of Interstate 287 and overturned. Police reported that all of the passengers were ejected from the van.
Obviously, there is much to learn about the facts surrounding Saturday's tragedy. One need not look too far afield, however, to acknowledge a circumstance that should be relevant to investigators — or anyone who sets foot inside an extended van in the future.


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Erfoud (Arabic: أرفود - Also written Arfoud) is a town in southern Morocco, in the Tafilalet-region. Town main districts are Hay Salam, Hay Jdid, Hay Ziz, Hay el Bathaa, Hay Annahda, Hay el Hamri.
Erfoud is known by the name of "Gate of Sahara Desert" as it is near Erg Chebbi Dunes, and you can actually take direct off-road tracks to the dunes.
Many films were shot in the area, some of the most famous are: Prince of Persia - 2010 - Director Dick Richards; The Mummy - 1999 - Director Stephen Sommers; March or Die - 1977 - Director Dick Richards.
While many Ksars (fortified villages) exist for centuries, Erfoud itself was built new by the French around 1920's. Arabs are the majority but as the tourist industry developed, many Berbers started coming to the city around 1990's.
Erfoud is a good place to stay and explore local destinations. Also Erfoud offers quite a good range of businesses, supermarkets, restaurants, mechanics - great for those traveling overland with their own 4x4 or cars, and wish to fill up with goods.
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PEET's Wellard Square Shopping Centre development is located south-east of the Perth Metropolitan area adjacent to the existing Wellard Train station.
The centre includes a major supermarket retailer – 3,200sqm Woolworths, 550sqm medical centre and 17 other specialty retailers. This development has changed the greenfield site into a vibrant retail village in the suburban community.
The site spans over two lots with a public road running down the middle of the site (The Strand).
The success of the development has been dependent on comprehensive planning of the design and construction activities and the seamless transition of the various stages over the entire project.
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Burnley fullback Kieran Trippier is attracting Premier League interest.
The former Manchester City defender has eight assists to his name so far this season and is on Stoke City and West Bromwich Albion's radar, says the Daily Mail.
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Quality of clinical practice guidelines in prostate cancer: A systematic review
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Background: Clinical practice guidelines (CPG) represent an important tool for healthcare quality improvement worldwide. Quality appraisal of published guidelines is a primary step in CPG construction by development or adaptation.
Objectives. As part of a nationwide effort of CPG construction for prostate cancer patient's care, we systematically reviewed and assessed the quality of published guidelines.
Methods: A systematic search of CPG was performed in clinical databases and widely known developers' websites. Evidence and consensus based guidelines published between January 1, 2006 and April 7, 2011 were included. Four independent reviewers evaluated guidelines quality using the German Guideline Evaluation Instrument (DELBI). Assessed guidelines were divided into three categories: highly recommended, recommended with modifications, and not recommended for adaptation according to DELBI score.
Results: Fourteen eligible guidelines in prostate cancer were evaluated. Main publication language was English (71%). A broad range of quality scores was recorded. Guidelines developed by public agencies or nationwide programs had better quality. Best scored domain was 'Clarity and presentation' (Median 43.8%, range 4.2–83.3%) in contrast with 'Applicability' (Median 0%, range 0–75%). Eleven CPG had low scores in 'Rigor of development', three documents were considered with appropriate quality and only one had a high performance in all domains.
Discussion: A wide range of quality scores in published guidelines was registered, and it could be related with the origin and organizational context of each guideline. Only one guideline met the adaptation process requirements. Limitations in guidelines' adaptation in a developing country must be considered.


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I have a 1986 Lincoln Mark VII. After resting in park at a stop light, I tried to shift back into drive only to find that my shifter now slides freely through all gears. The car starts, but it is stuck in park and won't 'lock in' to any other gear. I can manually shift from under the car, but cannot seem to find a fix. Help!
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Happy Hanukkah! Celebrate with our favorite latke recipes
It's not a Hanukkah celebration unless something gets fried, celebrating the temple miracle that occurred when a one-day supply of oil miraculously lasted for eight days. Hence, the latke.
But potato latkes are just the beginning. We took a look through the L.A. Times Test Kitchen's favorite Hanukkah recipes and found latkes made with apples, parsnips, zucchini, corn, red peppers, beets, olives, ricotta, sweet potatoes, polenta, pasta....you get the idea.
But we have a few twists, as well. Such as bumuelos, above, sweet rice fritters and fried cheese served with tomato sauce, and a zucchini, feta and basil frittata.
Check out our photo gallery: Lotsa Latkes: 18 of our favorite Hanukkah recipes
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Characters Discussed
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Emma Bovary
Emma Bovary (boh-vah-REE), a sentimental young woman whose foolishly romantic ideas on life and love cause her to become dissatisfied with her humdrum husband and the circumstances of her married life. Her feelings of disillusionment lead her first into two desperate, hopeless love affairs and then to an agonizing and ugly death from arsenic poisoning. Filled with fiery, indefinite conceptions of love, which she is capable of translating only into gaudy bourgeois displays of materialism, she is unable to reconcile herself to a life of tedium as the wife of a country doctor. In her attempt to escape into a more exciting world of passion and dream, she drifts into shabby, sordid affairs with Rodolphe Bourlanger and Léon Dupuis. The first of these lovers, an older man, dominates the affair; the second, inexperienced and young, is dominated. Because Emma brings to both of these affairs little more than an insubstantial and frantic desire to escape her dull husband and the monotony of her life, the eventual collapse of her romantic dreams, the folly of her passionate surrender to passion and intrigue, and her death, brought on by false, empty pride, are inevitable.
Charles Bovary
Charles Bovary (shahrl), Emma's well-meaning but docile and mediocre medical husband. An unimaginative clod without intelligence or insight, he is unable to understand, console, or satisfy the terrible needs of his wife. Every move he makes to become a more important figure in her sight is frustrated by his inadequacy as a lover and a doctor, for he is as much a failure in his practice as he is in his relations with Emma. Her suicide leaves him grief-stricken and financially ruined as the result of her extravagance. Soon after her death, he discovers in the secret drawer of her desk the love letters sent her by Rodolphe and Léon, and he learns of her infidelity for the first time. When he dies, the sum of twelve francs and seventy-five centimes is his only legacy to his small daughter.
Rodolphe Bourlanger
Rodolphe Bourlanger (roh-DOHLF bewr-lahn-ZHAY), Emma Bovary's first lover. A well-to-do bachelor and the owner of the Château La Huchette, he is a shrewd, suave, and brittle man with considerable knowledge of women and a taste for intrigue. Sensing the relationship between Emma and her husband, he makes friends with the Bovarys, sends them gifts of venison and fowls, and invites them to the chateau. On the pretext of concern for Emma's health, he suggests that they go riding together. He finds Emma so easy a conquest that after a short time he begins to neglect her, partly out of boredom, partly because he cannot see in himself the Byronic image Emma has created in her imagination; she never sees Rodolphe as the loutish, vulgar man he is. After he writes her a letter of farewell, on the pretext that he is going on a long journey, Emma suffers a serious attack of brain fever.
Léon Dupuis
Léon Dupuis (lay-OH[N] dew-PWEE), a young law clerk infatuated by Emma Bovary but without the courage to declare himself or to possess her. With him, she indulges herself in a progressively lascivious manner in her attempt to capture the excitement and passion of the romantic love she desires. Léon, because he lacks depth and maturity, merely intensifies Emma's growing estrangement from her everyday world. When Léon, who never realizes the encouragement Emma offers him, goes off to continue his studies in Paris, she is filled with rage, hate, and unfulfilled desire, and a short time later she turns to Rodolphe Bourlanger. After that affair, she meets Léon once more in Rouen, and they become lovers. Oppressed by debts, living only for sensation, and realizing that she is pulling Léon down to her own degraded level, Emma ends the affair by committing suicide.
Monsieur Lheureux
Monsieur Lheureux (lewr-REH), an unscrupulous, corrupt draper and moneylender who makes Emma the victim of his unsavory business deals by driving her deeper and deeper into debt. Her inability to repay the exorbitant loans he has made her in secret forces the issue of suicide upon her as her only escape from her baseless world.
Monsieur Homais
Monsieur Homais (oh-MAY), a chemist, presented in a masterpiece of ironic characterization. A speaker in clichés, the possessor of a wholly trite "Scientific Outlook" on society, he regards himself as a modern man and a thinker. His pomposity and astoundingly superficial ideals become one of the remarkable facets of the novel, as Flaubert sketches the hypocrisy and mediocrity of Charles Bovary's friend. Homais epitomizes the small-town promoter, raconteur, and self-styled liberal.
Hippolyte Tautain
Hippolyte Tautain (ee-poh-LEET toh-TEH[N]), a mentally retarded, clubfooted boy operated on by Charles Bovary at the insistence of M. Homais, who wishes to bring greater glory to the region by proving the merits of a new surgical device. Bovary's crude handling of the operation and the malpractice involved in the use of the device cause the boy to lose his leg. The episode provides Flaubert with an excellent commentary on both Homais and Bovary.
Théodore Rouault
Théodore Rouault (tay-oh-DOHR rew-AHL), Emma Bovary's father, a farmer. Charles Bovary first meets Emma when he is summoned to set Rouault's broken leg.
Berthe Bovary
Berthe Bovary (behrt), the neglected young daughter of Emma and Charles Bovary. Orphaned and left without an inheritance, she is sent to live with her father's mother. When that woman dies, the child is turned over to the care of an aunt, who puts her to work in a cotton-spinning factory.
Captain Binet
Captain Binet (bee-NAY), the tax collector in the town of Yonville-l'Abbaye.
Justin (zhews-TA[N]), the assistant in the shop of Mr. Homais. Emma persuades her young admirer to admit her to the room where poisons are kept. There, before horrified Justin can stop her, she secures a quantity of arsenic and eats it.
Madame Veuve Lefrançois
Madame Veuve Lefrançois (vehv leh-frah[n]-SWAH), the proprietress of the inn in Yonville-l'Abbaye. Hippolyte Tautain is the hostler at her establishment.
Félicité (fay-lee-see-TAY), the Bovarys' maid.
Héloise Bovary
Héloise Bovary (ayl-WAHZ), Charles Bovary's first wife, a woman much older than he, who had deceived the Bovarys as to the amount of property she owned. Her death following a severe hemorrhage frees Charles from his nagging, domineering wife, and soon afterward he marries young Emma Rouault.


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Netbeans built .jar for Mac
I have an application that is built in Netbeans and on several Widows machines the jar runs fine when it is double clicked. I asked a friend to test it on their Mac and they got an error.
"The Java JAR file 'nameOfJar.jar' could not be launched. Check the console for possible error messages"
My questions are:
What is the console that this message is reffering to?
Is there something I have to set up in Netbeans for the .jar to be executable on Mac?
Are the same or compatible versions of java being used?
I don't know of any options for executing a jar on a Mac.
I've been suprised several times when I gave a program in a jar to a friend with a Mac and it worked. I was on Win98. The same program given to another Windows user required some fiddles on his PC.
Does your code do any OS dependent things. File paths with C: for example.
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a/n: I know, I know. I haven't updated this story in ages. I'm in college now so I'm having a hard time getting time to write. I'm really sorry about that. I'll make sure to write more in the next couple months! I have loads of story ideas and now that winter break is starting, I'll have loads of time to write them all! Anyways, thanks so so much for your love and support! Hope you enjoy this oneshot! Please review! :) They make me happy.
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Just So You Know
Just so you know, this is the scariest thing I've ever done. Just so you know, I really shouldn't be scared. She's not scared at all. She's absolutely sure this is a great idea. I'm terrified, just so you know. She's so happy, her voice is filled with so much excitement. I've never heard her more excited. So don't tell her about this, ok? It's just between you and me.
I've faced off with soldiers and viruses and assassins and terrorists and murderess and an angry Joan, and just so you know, it's nothing compared to this. Don't tell her though. She thinks there's nothing that can scare me. You know better though. You're sitting there, a smile on your face, watching me squirm. I'm scared out of my mind. But that's between you and me, she doesn't know. You say our little girl has eyes the color of rain. That scares me, just so you know.
"Are you coming?" She laughs. The sound reminds me of fairies.
I'm terrified, and I don't want to go. But she asked, and I can't say no. Not to her. She's not scared. Or worried either. She's absolutely thrilled. All smiles, all laughter. Just so you know, when I get home I might cry.
We walk down the street and head for the corner. Our little girl with eyes like rain says I'm walking to slow. Just so you know, I'm in no hurry. She takes my hand and pulls me along, she's not scared either. Apparently, I'm the only terrified one.
Just so you know, I may not make it to the corner. I may pass out from fear. Who knows what could happen? My feet just keep moving against my will. I'm not ready for this. I'll never ever be ready for this. She is though. She's been looking forward to it for months.
Our little girl sees her friends and waves to them. She releases my hand. Just so you know, I wish she wouldn't do that. I really wish she wouldn't let go. It's dangerous out here. This world is full of danger.
I know you think I'm a little paranoid but you say it's cute. You leave me standing here on the corner to go talk to the other parents nearby. Just so you know, I wish you were comforting me right now, like you did last night. I don't want to be here, just so you know.
Our little girl with eyes like rain says good-bye to you now. She is giggling and being pulled away by her friends. You hug her, all smiles and happiness and excitement. Just so you know, I'm not smiling on the inside like I'm pretending to on the outside.
Our little baby girl with eyes like rain gets on the bus, one stair at time. She rushes to pick a seat with the daughter of a neighbor. They both lean out the window to wave and call out to their families. Just so you know, I wish she wouldn't do that. She could fall.
I hear you wave back, and so I wave back too. Just so you know, I wish she'd get off that bus. I hear the bus pull away and you take my hand in yours.
"She'll be home at three, Aug," I'm reminded with a giggle. Just so you know, I didn't want her to go. She's not ready. I'm not ready. We could have waited one more year.
Just so you know, I never liked Catie's first day of school.


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Epicurious Reviews
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Okay, but not great Sep 05, 2010
I had just arrived Singapore and met my friend Cécile. We decided to go out for brunch since I had not eaten much on the plane. She had been recommended Epicurious by her co-workers, a restaurant which was right by my hotel.
Epicurious is a small restaurant located at Robertson Quay. It´s right by the Alkaff Bridge. It was quite busy, but we managed to get a table outside. They have a few tables outside and only three inside. Tables and chairs, as well as their china and glasses are a mix of everything, something of china and something of plastic. A little of this and a little of that. This is topped off with cutlery from IKEA.
The restaurant serves typical brunch dishes like omelet, breakfast burritos, french toast, pancakes, soup, salads, sandwiches and pasta. They also have one main dish (Vietnamese pork) as well as a variety of cakes and scones.
It seems like a family business. Even though there were a lot of waiters, service was very slow. The waiters were nice, but not very attentive. It took a while to order and forever to pay. Once we had ordered, the food was served quickly. Cécile had the Ratatouille omelet and I had the Breakfast Burrito. It was okay, but nothing great. I also tried the Breakfast Parfait; yoghurt, granola and fruit. Since the Breakfast Parfait was served as quickly as it was, it had to have been made in advance. My suspicion was right. It was not old, but pre-prepared which made the granola a bit soggy. When I grabbed a napkin from the box on the table, I found several dirty napkins that had been left in it from the previous guests.
Epicurious is probably a busy restaurant because they are the only restaurant offering a western style brunch menu. I will probably not eat here again. I was left with the impression that cleanliness was not their priority.
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Retail Team Leader - Lanarkshire, Glasgow, G32 0
Homebase are currently recruiting for a Team Leader in our Glasgow Milngavie store.
The salary for this role is £15,696 (£7.74 per hour (plus excellent benefits!)
The role will be for 39 hours per week, working 5 days out of 7, including evenings and weekends.
Our aim at Homebase is to help our customers realise their dream home and to help our employees realise their career dreams. We look for excellent team players who can offer the ultimate in customer service, and in return we offer an exciting career, with fantastic opportunities for professional development in a stimulating and friendly work environment.
The Role
As a Team Leader you will support the store operation by leading a team of colleagues to ensure the highest standards of customer service and store operating practices are achieved at all times. You will support the store operation by leading a team of colleagues to ensure the highest standards of customer service and store operating practices are achieved at all times and ensuring the workplace is maintained in accordance to company guidelines.
The Person
To succeed in this role you will preferably have a minimum of 1 years supervisory experience preferably in a retail based environment. You'll be a great problem solver with a logical mind, and a proven ability to implement process and procedure. An ability to work methodically and cope well when working under pressure is a must with a firm understanding of workload planning and organisational skills. You will have proven experience in a customer facing role, dealing with queries and problems on a regular basis. You will also be an excellent communicator with a passion for meeting customer and company expectations. A healthy attitude towards competition is also a must with an excellent eye for detail and potential sales opportunities.
The Business
We are a leader in home enhancement, and are part of the Home Retail Group, which is the UK's leading home and general merchandise retailer. With sales of almost £1.5 billion, we offer over 30,000 different products through our 350 stores, and we have over 70 million customers a year.
Our customers want to 'Make a House a Home', and we are here to help them do just that - supplying the product ranges they want, and the friendly advice they need. We're seriously successful and plan to continue our development by opening new stores as well as improving and refurbishing existing ones.
Besides real scope for individuality and excellent career development prospects, Homebase offers highly competitive rewards and benefits, including an immediate 20% discount at Homebase and 10% discount on all Argos products.
Homebase operates as an equal opportunities employer and we welcome all applications regardless of gender, marital status, sexual orientation, pregnancy, race, colour, ethnic origin, nationality, religion or beliefs, disability, age, political opinions or trade union membership.
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