text: Non-duality meditation is when the otherness and conflicting nature are no longer is present. Neti Neti 'not this not that' is the most natural state of being. You are adding nothing new simply removing the layers which cause a sence of seperation. A moment is reached when seperation no longer remains. your mind is no longer searching because it is like a dog which has its tail in its mouth it knows that too is me! No longer does the mind see anything else as seperate. Peace settles where once pieces were only found.

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As if federal employees had not been targeted enough recently, now scam artists are looking to take advantage of the beleaguered government workforce.
The Federal Trade Commission has posted a warning on its website about a caller who is specifically going after furloughed federal employees. The scammer tells the individual who answers the phone about a "free" government grant specifically designed for that person.
The caller then asks for the individual's bank account information or asks the fed to pay a fee, in order to get a nonexistent grant, FTC said. If you've already been targeted in this ploy, FTC is encouraging you to file a complaint.
So, if you're at home on furlough and you get a call with an offer that sounds too good to be true, well, that's probably because it is.


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EXCLUSIVELiberty Ross -- the wife of director Rupert Sanders who cheated on her with Kristen Stewart -- has already seen a divorce lawyer ... TMZ has learned ... but her goal is reconciliation.
We do not know which lawyer she hired, but the picture (above) was taken Tuesday in the lobby of a Century City office building in which a number of divorce lawyers practice -- including disso queen Laura Wasser. By the way ... is Liberty hot or what?
Sources connected with the couple tell TMZ ... although Liberty has lawyered up, her end game is NOT divorce. In fact, Liberty and Rupert have already been to a marriage and family therapist. Our sources say, when they were photographed together on Tuesday in Beverly Hills (above), they were coming out of an office building where they met with the psychologist.
Although Liberty is not wearing her wedding ring, we're told her goal is figuring out why Rupert cheated and getting some sort of assurance he views what he did as a terrible mistake that he won't repeat.


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Blink and you'll miss it: Quadrantids meteor shower
The Quadrantid meteor shower hits Friday but may not be visible everywhere.
The Quadrantids are a tricky shower because they have an extremely short peak, just eight hours, said Ron Hipschman, a scientist at the Exploratorium, a science museum in San Francisco.
This year they're predicted to peak at 2:30 p.m. ET Friday, meaning they could hit during daylight in most of the United States.
Nothing's entirely predictable in nature, however, so it's worth taking a look.
"If you're in North America, look on the morning of Jan. 3, between midnight and dawn," said Deborah Byrd of EarthSky.org.
By some estimates, the peak may occur a few hours earlier, making them visible before dawn on Jan. 3 to watchers on the West Coast, according to Sky and Telescope magazine.
Where the Quads are visible, the shower's "radiant," the position on the sky from which the meteors seem to come from, will be very low, just above the northeast horizon, Hipschman said.
For those who can see them they'll give a good show.
"During those eight hours, though, you would see at least two meteors a minute, so it is pretty strong while it lasts," Hipschman said.
On the West Coast, the clearest skies early Friday morning will be in southern California, said Tony Zartman with AccuWeather. Central and northern California will be cloudy with some breaks so "there's the potential for some clear sky," he said.
The Pacific Northwest will be "pretty cloudy so they don't have much chance at all," and that holds true for most of Alaska, he said. Hawaii "looks pretty cloudy, there's a cold front moving across the state," he added.
The Quadrantids were first observed in Italy in 1825. They are named after an obsolete constellation, Quadrans Muralis (the Mural Quadrant) identified by a French astronomer in 1795.
"When the International Astronomical Union established "official" constellation boundaries in the 1930s, this constellation did not make the cut," Byrd said.
The meteor shower retains the constellation name, even though it no longer officially exists.
The Quads' peak is really the only time to watch them because the rate of meteors striking the earth's atmosphere quickly diminishes. That's different from most other big showers such as the Geminids and Perseids, which have good rates for a couple of days before and after their respective peaks.
The Quadrantids also are unusual because they come not from a comet, as do most meteor showers, but from an asteroid.
It's thought that the asteroid, named 2003 EH1, is the extinct remains of a comet observed in Asia in the year 1490, said Bill Cooke, head of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.
Asteroids are small, rocky bodies, while comets are made up of ice and dust around a rocky core.


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I think there is a bit of a misconception about alcohol harms for many people (not saying this is you and Tea) where it's a polarise situation of danger drinkers/alcoholics making up the reckless 5% who become ill and need loads of treatment and cost the taxpayers lots of money and then 'everyone else' - the 95%, who are healthy and may drink a bit or a lot but are ok.
But for public health people of course it's all on a scale, and for them shifting the drinking habits of people in the middle of that scale (people like us, i drink similar amounts to what people here have been saying) down a bit is just as valuable as shifting down the people at the extreme end, if not more so, because there are so so many people in that middle section. I do think as a society we underestimate the damage that sitting in the middle of this scale can do - because alcohol is all around us, because it tastes great, our mates do it etc. We are numbed to its toxic effects because it's so so embedded in our lives.
I've got a few stats to hand from doing stuff at work on alcohol that may be interesting..
• 1.6 million people have mild, moderate or severe alcohol dependence (Home Office. Drug strategy 2010: reducing demand, restricting supply, building recovery: supporting people to live a drug-free life 2010)
Average unit consumption is actually quite low.
• In 2009, men drank, on average, 15.6 units of alcohol a week; women drank 9.5 units a week– both within the NHS guidelines (Demos, Under the influence: Taking a look at binge drinking behind the headlines… 2011.)
• Excessive alcohol consumption (twice the recommended daily allowance in a single episode) in the UK has been decreasing since 2005, and more quickly among 16-24 year olds, falling from 39 per cent in 1998 to 30 per cent in 2008, and by a similar amount among underage drinkers (Demos, Under the influence: Taking a look at binge drinking behind the headlines… 2011.)
• 21% of Londoners are reported to be drinking to harmful or hazardous levels. 5% (approximately 370 000 people) of adult Londoners are dependent drinkers compared to 3.6 % of adults across the whole of England (Greater London Authority. London: the Highs and Lows 2: A report from the Greater London Alcohol and Drug Alliance 2007)
As to the statistics, how do they measure those? If it's by asking people how much they drink, then it's not going to give a very accurate picture.
i'm from newcastle and beers here range from about £2.90 for your standard 3.8 pale ale to £4 for something strong / interesting. more for keg beers.
I think official figures on booze consumption are widely regarded as underestimates, because they're based solely on the legal sale of booze in this country, so they don't include booze brought back from foreign trips for personal use, bootleg stuff imported and sold illegally and home-brew (though this is perhaps less important in the UK than in countries in e.g. eastern Europe where many people distill their own spirits). And if some effort is made to include those figures, they're necessarily going to involve a big margin of error.
Also, average intake *per drinker* is going to be a fair bit higher once you exclude people who don't drink at all.
I agree though that there is no hard and fast line between 'proper' alcoholics and 'normal' drinkers who drink a healthy amount. It's perfectly possible to do yourself damage without being clinically dependent on alcohol, or being somewhat dependent but in a sufficiently functional way (holding down a job) that you can sustain it indefinitely until the damage really starts to manifest itself, which could be years.
Shit, I'm way out of touch. No wonder pubs are going down the swanny at a rate of knots.
need more people to answer this question. sample group too smalll
mistersloane boshes the average Dissensus weekly intake and then says "what's for breakfast?"
sippin' on gin and juice!
possibly without the juice
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The book's story begins when Gary, a young boy, finds himself at home with his babysitter one boring afternoon. His day picks up when a young girl named Cassie comes to take him away to Chess Country, a world where everything is related to the royal game. Along the way, Gary meets many of the residents of Chess Country, including Riddles -- who provides Gary and the reader with numerous chess puzzles -- and Zug, another young boy who will become Gary's chess rival.
The story is fun and should encourage young children to read on to find out what happens. Large, cartoonish graphics are also tailor-made for kids and should keep their attention, at least for a while. While there are plenty of books out there for children beginning to learn chess, this is perhaps the one that is best designed to capture the attention of a young mind. They might not realize they're learning while they read, but all the information needed to play the game is there. First, Gary learns about the chess board; then he goes to various locations to "meet" different pieces and learn about their moves. Finally, the rules of check, checkmate and stalemate are introduced, and only then does Gary venture to play a full game of chess.
Of course, you might not be quite so lucky with the child who reads this book; children often want to play as soon as possible, and the book might be too long for them to wait out before they ask for the complete rules and demand to play a real game. Even if this happens, though, it's okay; the real strength of this book is that children are likely to continue to come back to it, learning new things and reinforcing the concepts they've already read about by rereading chapters and solving the puzzles again and again. As they play and read, they'll start to grasp the rules and tactics presented in the book much more quickly than they would if they were "forced" into learning them.
Older children might find this book a little too "childish" for them, and might prefer one of the many other books for beginners that present the game in a more straightforward manner. But Gary's Adventures in Chess Country isn't for the older set; it's specifically designed for young children who will get wrapped up in the story and graphics and learn chess without realizing they're learning anything at all. If you're looking for a way to encourage a budding grandmaster under the age of 10, Sukhin's Chess Country is the perfect way to teach them the game.
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The question remains will Jen vote to keep Dick? I think she might if she knows Dick won't come after her and will go after the 5.
But didnt Eric promise to get Dustin nominated if someone came down after the POV?I cant wait to see who they have Eric ignore....that will really stir the pot!
If Jen is smart she will vote for Dick to stay. So she has Dick/Daniele/Zach and herself evening up the groups to 4/4. JMO.
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This is a pretty little tutorial about checking your e-mails using the telnet command and POP3 protocol.
Note: I looked for a tutorial about this throughout the forums but i couldn't find one about receiving e-mails, just about sending them. If there is already one made, then please just tell me and i will erase this tutorial, no prob.
Steps to follow:
1 - Go to Start/Run and type:
telnet (your server address) 110
example: telnet adinet.com.uy 110
Note: the command console will prompt and you should see this (depending on your server address): +OK POP3 server ready <numbers> <more numbers @correo.adinet.com.uy> or you should just see this: +OK ready
2 - then type:
user (and your username)
example: user antionliner
Note: you should see this: +OK Password required
3 - so type:
pass (your e-mail password)
example: pass j34yhp7go5r
Note: you should see this: +OK (and number of e-mails) for example: +OK 10 messages
4 - To see the e-mails received type:
Note: you should see all the messages listed with its respectives numbers and sizes.
5 - To see the content of a determined e-mail write:
top (e-mail number) and (number of lines you want to see of that e-mail)
example: top 1 10
Note: you should see the e-mail content
That's all. Then:
6 - To delete a determined message write:
dele (and the e-mail number)
example: dele 1
Note: you should see this: +OK message 1 deleted
Note: After typing something you obviously should hit "Enter". Besides, if you open the command console and you don't see what you are typing it seems you have the "echo local" option deactivated, so go to the terminal/console preferences and activate it. There is no need to do this in Windows XP.
Well, this could be really useful if you're in a hurry and you need to check your e-mails real fast and you can't wait that your e-mail client (Outlook Express for example) download your e-mails from the server and (in that exact moment) an e-mail with a 1 MB attachment is preventing you from seeing the rest of your e-mails still in the server until the "big" attachment is fully downloaded.
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As I have mentioned a lot of my training is with "Poor Bob". Recently I've looked more and more into what makes Kung Fu or Karate What it is.
Unfortunately a lot of karate is a poor copy of boxing, they use punches, but in no way as skilled as a boxer. I've seen this with kung fu guys as well..........................so In recent times I've started to rely more and more on open hand strikes, and what I have noticed is that you have to be target and technique specific. Each technique will only work on certain areas, also I have noticed that the thing that makes karate different to kung fu is that they use their own culture and their own training tools to develop it..so I'm doing the same with Bob. Now I do notice that you have to be a lot more assertive in your strikes and your attacks. So as an example I may want to attack the neck with a shuto, but it is protected by the chin so I use a palm heel to raise the chin before applying the shuto.....similarly I use a side palm to the jaw to set up a strike to the plexus. just wondering if other folks are forgoing the fist and experimenting with this type of training...I also notice that I tend to man handle Bob when I strike him, which is what I would do in a real fight .I've not tried sparring like this yet


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The Court confirms the validity of the directive on airport charges
The airport of Luxembourg-Findel falls within the scope of the directive because it has the highest passenger movements per year and enjoys a privileged position as the point of entry into Luxembourg
Luxembourg has brought an action before the Court of Justice for partial annulment of Directive 2009/12 which lays down common principles for the levying of charges1 paid by airlines to European Union airports2. The directive applies to airports open to commercial traffic with over 5 million passenger movements per year or, if no airport in a Member State reaches that minimum threshold, to the airport with the highest passenger movements per year, which enjoys a privileged position as the point of entry into that State.
By virtue of that directive, Member States are to ensure that airport charges do not discriminate among airport users (airlines). A compulsory procedure for regular consultation of airport users or the representatives or associations of airport users is to be established (at least once a year) by the airport managing body with respect to the operation of the system of airport charges, the level of airport charges and, as appropriate, the quality of service provided.
Luxembourg contested the fact that the airport of Luxembourg-Findel, the only airport in the State, is subject to the administrative and financial obligations of the directive when it has 1.7 million passenger movements per year, unlike other nearby regional airports which do not fall within the scope of the directive despite the fact that they generate more traffic. Luxembourg refers, as examples, to the airports of Charleroi (Belgium) and Hahn (Germany), which have around 2.9 million and 4 million passenger movements per year respectively, and those of Turin (Italy) or Bordeaux (France), which are located close to urban centres of a certain size or have a certain level of economic activity, with 3.5 million and 3.4 million passenger movements per year respectively.
Luxembourg submits that, although the directive seeks to avoid any risk of abuse of dominant position by the airports within its scope, there is no such risk as regards the airport of Findel which, on the contrary, is in competition with its neighbouring airports of Hahn (Germany) and Charleroi (Belgium), which serve 'low-cost' airlines, and the hubs of Frankfurt (Germany) and Brussels (Belgium).
In addition to an infringement of the principle of equal treatment because of different treatment of comparable situations – the airport of Findel being covered by the directive whereas regional airports of the same size are not – Luxembourg also alleges infringement of the principle of equal treatment inasmuch as the airport of Luxembourg-Findel is treated in the same way as airports whose annual traffic exceeds 5 million passengers, despite the fact that Findel has neither the same position of strength as regards airlines nor the same economic power as the latter airports.
An airport charge is 'a levy collected for the benefit of the airport managing body and paid by the airport users for the use of facilities and services, which are exclusively provided by the airport managing body and which are related to landing, take-off, lighting and parking of aircraft, and processing of passengers and freight'.
2The directive was to have been transposed by the Member States by 15 March 2011 at the latest.
In its judgment delivered today, the Court of Justice holds that the airport of Luxembourg-Findel must be regarded as enjoying a privileged position as the 'point of entry' into that Member State within the meaning of the directive. Consequently, the fact that it falls within the scope of the directive is not contrary to the principle of equal treatment.
The Court points out that the European Union legislature, in adopting the directive, considered that it was not necessary to include all European Union airports in its scope but that only two categories of airports should be covered by the directive, those which exceed the minimum threshold of 5 million passenger movements per year and those, such as Luxembourg-Findel, with the highest passenger movements per year in a Member State where no airport reaches that minimum threshold. By adopting a common framework, the European Union legislature has sought to ensure that certain basic requirements are met, such as transparency of charges, consultation of airlines and non-discrimination among them.
After having examined the situation of main airports in the light of their situation as regards the airlines, the Court considers that, in Member States where no airport reaches the minimum threshold laid down in the directive, the airport with the highest passenger movements per year must be regarded as the point of entry into the Member State concerned, which confers on it a privileged position as regards airlines. As a general rule, those airports are located near to large political and/or economic centres of the Member States and, to a great extent, attract business customers for whom the ticket price is only one criterion among others and who can be particularly sensitive to the location of the airport, to connections with other means of transport and to the quality of the services provided. For this average or top segment of the market, it is more strategically advantageous for airlines to offer flights to and from a main airport such as that of Luxembourg-Findel – rather than a secondary airport such as that of Hahn – the amount of the airport charges or even the actual volume of passenger movements per year not being regarded as decisive criteria for those companies.
Accordingly, the airport of Luxembourg-Findel, as a main airport, must be subject to the obligations of the directive in the light of the risk of abuse of the privileged position of that airport as regards the fixing of airport charges.
Conversely, secondary airports – not subject to the obligations of the directive – cannot, in principle, be regarded as the 'point of entry', within the meaning of that directive, irrespective of the number of passenger movements per year, even if they are located near to an urban centre, like the airports of Bordeaux or Turin. What is more, those secondary airports, in particular those which are not located near to a large urban centre, may be more attractive to so-called 'low-cost' airlines. Those airlines, in principle guided by a different strategy, serve customers who, unlike business customers, are more sensitive to ticket prices and more willing to travel farther between the airport and the city it serves. In those circumstances, the European Union legislature has not committed a manifest error or exceeded the limits of its power by considering that secondary airports are not in the same situation as main airports.
Furthermore, the fact that the situation of an airport such as that of Luxembourg-Findel is not the same as that of airports whose traffic exceeds 5 million passenger movements per year does not mean that the fact that those airports are subject to the same obligations of tariff transparency laid down in the directive is contrary to the principle of equal treatment. The fact that those airports enjoy a privileged position in relation to airlines justifies application of the directive.
In that regard, the framework of common principles laid down by the directive is appropriate and necessary to achieve the objective of the directive. With regard to proportionality, the charges under the system introduced by the directive do not appear to be manifestly disproportionate in comparison with the advantages which that system brings. In particular, it does not appear that the costs complained of by Luxembourg connected with the consultation procedure instituted by the directive and obligatory for Findel would cause airlines to decide to abandon that airport. Finally, as far as the principle of subsidiarity is concerned, the European Union legislature considered, rightly, that it was not necessary to include airports with fewer than 5 million passenger movements per year in the scope of the directive when they are not the main airport of their Member State.
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PHOENIX — An appeals court blocked Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's policy of denying driver's licenses to young immigrants who have gotten work permits and avoided deportation under an Obama administration policy.
The ruling Monday by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco marks a victory for immigrant rights advocates who argued the young immigrants were harmed by unequal treatment by the state.
The appeals court agreed on that issue and said the advocates also showed a likelihood that the immigrants would be harmed by the state's denial.
The Obama administration took steps in June 2012 to shield thousands of young immigrants from deportation.
The state revised its driver's license policy by halting licenses to all people who receive deportation deferrals from the federal government, not just young immigrants given protection under Obama's policy.


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Much ado was made of Viola Davis wearing not a wig, but her natural hair at the Oscars this year. And while a good deal of the news coverage focused on the politics, history and cultural Sturm und Drang that surrounds the topic of African Americans and hair, the event also illuminated a simple truth — false hair is ubiquitous in Hollywood, on runways, in magazines and, increasingly, on the heads of women across America.
No matter their ethnicity, stars and models frequently augment their natural hair with wigs, woven-in or clip-on extensions or hairpieces.
"The wig business now is crazy ... it's just exploding," says French wig maker Julien d'Ys, talking by telephone from Paris. D'Ys is renowned for his avant-garde, flamboyant and fantastical wigs that have appeared in Vogue, Vanity Fair and W; his collaborations with designers Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel and Comme des Garçons; and several exhibitions at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, including "AngloMania," "Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy" and "Dangerous Liaisons."
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The fantasy wig is bursting out of its Halloween store confines into the forefront of pop culture. D'Ys attributes the trend in part to 21st century divas such as Lady Gaga, Nicki Minaj and Katy Perry, who perform and pose for paparazzi donning far-out wigs as if they were interchangeable Easter bonnets in an array of fluffed-up cotton candy colors: yellows, blues, pinks.
In L.A., New York and Paris, "you see all these retail shops that have all these wigs in different colors or different shapes or different textures," he says. "It's fun.… Young people love that type of thing."
For the "real" woman, his preference is for the fantasy wig to be worn for special occasions, not every day. Experiment with transformation by wearing a less extreme bob, styled à la "Louise Brooks or Anna Wintour. ... That's a classic look," the wig maker says.
Big hair
Many celebrities seem to have lots of hair. And it's very likely that some, if not all, of that hair was added on with a lace-front wig or a weave.
Lace-front wigs are full wigs made of either natural or synthetic hair sewn onto a delicate mesh lace base. The wigs are glued or taped along the hairline, clipped on or sewn onto braided natural hair. They are ready-made or custom-sewn strand by strand, measured, dyed, fitted to your hairline, cut and styled.
"The lace-front wig is definitely in big demand," says L.A.-based hair stylist Kim Kimble, owner of Kimble Hair Studio, who has done hair for a host of celebrities, including Beyoncé and Shakira. Her new reality show "L.A. Hair" premiered May 31 on WeTV.
"[Lace-front wigs] work well in the entertainment industry because you can switch the hair up quickly and get different looks in a video or photo shoot. ... And people, you know, they follow the trend of what the celebrities do," Kimble says.
D'Ys says that models commonly wear lace-front wigs too and that for fashion shows, wigs can serve as a kind of uniform, giving all the models a similar look.
Wigs, in general, are of a better quality than they used to be and feel lighter on the head. A custom-made natural-looking lace-front wig can cost as much as $10,000, but "a woman can get a synthetic wig for $40, $70," he says.
Having hair extensions woven in is another alternative for achieving bigger, longer or more colorful hair. Weaves are about looking natural. "That is the one reason why I am successful," says Kimble, citing several techniques she uses that make her weaves look as if the hair is growing from the scalp.
Getting a weave can cost from $150 to thousands of dollars. A variety of textures are available, and Kimble is working on creating more extensive African American textures. Color techniques have improved, although blond extensions can be dry or damaged from overprocessing. "Now there is natural blond hair from Russia, but it's more expensive," says Kimble, adding that using ombre hair (dark at the root graduating to lighter tips) is still popular. Rihanna wore this trend this year.
Twists, braids and cornrows
"The messy braid on the side is definitely not that happening anymore," says Mary Guerrero, chief hairstylist for "Dancing With the Stars"for 14 seasons and a five-time Emmy winner for hairstyling, including one win for "Mad Men."
Instead, today's hot styles are variations of the French braid or the cornrow, which can be added with braided hairpieces. Try with a trendy side part.
Embellished up-dos
This trend jibes with 2012's love of fairy tales such as "Once Upon a Time" on ABC. "I still see quite a bit of that messy but elegant bun in the back of the head," Guerrero says. "Elegant buns will never go out of style."
A hairpiece can help create the look. Guerrero also strives to make the familiar look original, different or edgy by adding tiny hair ornaments, minimal sparkle, ribbon, tinsel or different textures in the hairpieces. "For something that's more rock 'n' roll-looking, maybe a piece of leather going through the braid, or if you're blond, we'll weave black hair extensions through their hair," she says.
"We use [clip-on] bangs like nobody's business on 'Dancing With the Stars,'" Guerrero says. Perhaps this trend is the influence of Rooney Mara from "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" on so many red carpets this year or the persuasive cuteness of "New Girl" Zooey Deschanel.
Ponytails can be sporty or elegant, and thanks to hairpieces, even short-haired women can wear the look. Try combining one with slicked-back hair. "You can make it a little bit more rock 'n' roll by popping in highlighted or colored clip extensions," Guerrero says.


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Despite falling for the first time this preseason in a 2-0 loss to the New York Red Bulls on Friday morning, Head Coach Robert Warzycha is pleased with the strides the Crew has made over the last nine days in Bradenton.
Accomplishing the team's main objective in Bradenton, the Crew's fitness has improved as the starters went 60 minutes in Friday's loss.
"I think everybody got to know each other on the field," the Head Coach said Friday. "Fitness-wise [the starters] played a good 60 minutes today. We created some chances, and that is always a positive."
"I think it was a good 70 minutes for us," Warzycha continued. "The first unit played pretty well. Obviously, [New York's] second unit was a little bit sharper than our second unit."
Following two matches earlier in the week, the Black & Gold seemed to be in more of a groove on Friday.
"I think everyone is kind of getting into the flow and we're starting to gel together," rookie forward Ryan Finley said. "The first two games, there were heavy legs a little bit. Today we treated it like it was a real game and I think we had the better of the chances in the first half and the first 15 minutes of the second half as well."
The Crew will return to Columbus on Saturday for a few days of training before flying to Orlando for the Disney Pro Soccer Classic on February 6.
The Crew's starting back line in Bradenton of Josh Williams, Chad Marshall, Tyson Wahl and Agustín Viana kept a clean sheet in Bradenton during 105 minutes on the field together. Though Wahl signed with the Black & Gold in December and Viana joined the club on Monday, the two newcomers have meshed quickly with returnees Marshall and Williams.
"Obviously, we have some new guys in, but everyone has gelled pretty quickly," Marshall said of the Crew defense's success this preseason. "I think everyone has a good understanding of what people like to do in certain situations"
"[Viana and Wahl] have been great," Marshall complimented his new teammates. "Obviously, they're two experienced guys who are willing to listen to what the coaches want to do and they've adapted pretty quickly.They've been good pros."
The backline could be shuffled next week as new signing Gláuber Berti will join the team in Columbus on Monday.
The Crew's First Round SuperDraft pick Ryan Finley started all three matches in Bradenton, pairing with Federico Higuaín on Robert Warzycha's frontline. He was at his most dangerous on Friday against New York, nearly scoring on multiple efforts.
"I'm just trying to go out there and work as hard as I can. Today we were able to create some more chances," Finley said after Friday's match.
"[Finley] is working very hard and he's creating his chances," Warzycha echoed. "For him right now, he just needs to be a little bit more relaxed and finish his chances."
The young forward has benefitted from playing with Higuaín and veteran Eddie Gaven in the attack so far this preseason. Though he has yet to score for the Black & Gold, Finley feels he is starting to gel with the experienced duo.
"Those guys are really, really good players," the forward complimented his teammates. "It makes my job as a forward a lot easier playing with really good players. I know if I make the run, they'll find it. It's a joy playing with them."


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The Park City Golf Club takes reservations seven (7) days in advance. A valid credit card will be required to make tee time reservations. Please call (435)615-5800 for any special accommodations.
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What else can I do while I'm there?We have an eighteen-station driving range, two practice greens, and a putting green.
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Pervs in the Press
By PETER FUNT
PUBLISHED: August 2, 2013
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The creeps who edit New York's Daily News and Post are expanding the boundaries of bad journalism, which, considering the source is quite a trick.
That's regrettable, because the city's tabloids used to provide fun and relatively harmless reading. More worrisome: as journalism's bottom feeders go lower the entire news industry sinks, at least a bit, in response.
I used to live in New York and read the News and Post every day, but picking them up recently for the first time in many months, I was stunned by the loose lingo.
The tabloid's favorite words these days are "perv," "fiend" and "creep." On this day, the Post used perv three times, while the News was totally creeped out.
"Evil behind perv's door," read one headline. The story began, "A Manhattan creep has been busted…" Another headline: "Woman slips creep's grasp." The story: "Police were looking for a creep Monday…"
Right next to the report about these creeps was a story that used "fiend" in the headline, "sicko" in the sub-head, and "monster" in the lead sentence.
OK, New York's tabloids have long given up any pretense of serious journalism. Also, there's more to worry about in the newspaper industry these days than what flavor Kool-Aid the News and Post drink to hasten their deaths.
In their heydays, the News and Post were quite different publications, each with historical significance. The Post lays claim to being the nation's "oldest continuously published paper," founded by Alexander Hamilton in 1801. For roughly 40 years beginning in 1939 it was among the nation's most profound liberal voices, until it fell into Rupert Murdoch's clutches in 1976, where it remains today.
The News, founded in 1919 by media baron Joseph Medill Patterson, was known as "New York's Picture Newspaper," a showcase for the industry's best photographers and cartoonists. Early in my career I wrote numerous features for the paper's Sunday magazine. Its content, while not as erudite as its broadsheet competitors, was well crafted and compelling. Since 1993, the News has been owned by the real estate tycoon and media mogul Mort Zuckerman.
Both papers have a colorful histories concerning their front-page "wood" – the oversized headlines, so named because decades ago the largest type fonts were made of wood rather than metal. "Ford to City: Drop Dead," was a News classic in 1975, when the president refused a financial bailout. "Headless Body in Topless Bar," from the Post's front page in 1982, remains its best-known wood.
The headlines are still catchy, but are too often about pervs and sickos. All this bad tabloid behavior is in sharp contrast to what is planned for later this month on the opposite coast, when a new paper called The Long Beach Register is launched in Southern California.
At a time of drastic cutbacks and rampant tabloidization, the efforts by Freedom Communications to produce an in-depth, serious journalistic product to compete with the existing Press-Telegram has captivated the industry. The new paper, to be distributed along with the sister Orange County Register beginning August 19, will have a local staff of 20 reporters and photographers.
Aaron Kushner, the maverick businessman behind the new paper, is conducting what the Columbia Journalism Review labeled, "The most interesting and important experiment in journalism." What's his great gamble? Spending money on quality journalism.
So far, Kushner's high road approach has succeeded in boosting the Register's circulation and revenue. He has hired 75 journalists, and reportedly plans to add at least 25 more.
Kushner's efforts are being studied by every editor and publisher in America, many of whom seem ready to throw in the towel when it comes to creating quality print content.
I'd like to think even New York's sickos are paying attention.
(c) Peter Funt. This column was originally distributed by the Cagle Syndicate.
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Frustration and anxiety are etched on the faces of staff at India's grounded Kingfisher Airlines as they gather at Mumbai's domestic airport each morning — not to work, but to vent their anger.
On strike to demand wages that have not been paid for up to seven months, workers told reporters how they were struggling to provide for their families, with little cause for optimism that the debt-ridden company will honor its debts.
"I've been borrowing money from friends who now work in overseas airlines," said a 26-year-old engineer and sole breadwinner of his family who said he was struggling with his mother's medical bills for a knee problem.
Banners waved by the protesters — mainly pilots and engineers — lampoon the cigar-puffing billionaire tycoon who owns the airline, Vijay Mallya, known as "the King of Good Times."
One poster shows the liquor baron sitting on a toilet seat and the hands of Kingfisher employees collecting his excreta in a begging bowl.
At a gathering on Friday, many spoke grimly of the news in that morning's papers about the wife of a Kingfisher technician who hanged herself from a ceiling fan in New Delhi. A suicide note blamed financial stress, police said.
"How many more deaths does the airline want?" said an emotional engineer, adding that he had sold off his family's gold ornaments and insurance policies and taken loans from friends to provide for his loved ones.
"We have supported the airline for the past year, during its tough times. Look at the reward we have got," he said, declining like others to give his name for fear of reprisal.
Loyalty to the firm still remains, the engineer said, but the 4,000 or so employees — none of whom have been paid since April and some for longer — want their pay.
Relations between the management and its staff reached boiling point last month after a series of meetings at which Kingfisher declined to commit to when it would settle its dues, leading employees to refuse to work.
The carrier grounded its fleet last week and declared a partial lock-out, blaming "recalcitrant employees."
India's airline regulator has since warned that the license for what was once India's second-biggest airline might be revoked.
With the suicide and protests, criticism is increasingly directed at Mallya and the contrast between his lifestyle and those of his employees who have stuck by the airline while others have joined the competition.
"If some of you think canceling flights, speaking to media, or disgracing our company will produce cash and salaries, you are wrong," said a blunt written message he delivered to staff in May.
Kingfisher CEO Sanjay Aggarwal has also come under fire, depicted by posters as "criminal executive officer" after reports of his US$760,000 pay packet for the year to March surfaced. Yet he too has reportedly not been paid since April.
"We have seen the good face of Mallya and now we're seeing the bad one," one striker said.
However, while the tycoon's empire — spanning beer, whiskey, a cricket team and fertilizers — is not seen as in doubt, recent moves suggest he too is facing a financial crunch.
His flagship United Breweries, India's biggest brewer, is in talks to sell a stake of the profitable liquor empire to Diageo, the world's largest distiller, which analysts say could raise US$800 million.
The 56-year-old is also desperate for a foreign airline to pump fresh capital into Kingfisher after India relaxed its investment policies. Yet analysts are doubtful anyone will come forward to rescue a company drowning in a debt pile estimated at US$2.49 billion.


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By Sue Shekut, Owner, Working Well Massage, Licensed Massage Therapist, Certified Wellness Coach, ACSM Personal Trainer
This study about woman who take supplements dying younger a good example of why it's important to be research literate. This study does not show a casual link to taking supplements and early death. All it shows is a correlative link between woman who take supplements and die earlier. That's like saying ice cream causes summer because more people eat ice cream in summer.
In this study, being trumpeted all over the web today, WebMB reports that "In a new study, multivitamins, folic acid, iron, copper, magnesium, zinc, and vitamin B6 supplements all increased an older woman's risk of dying from any cause. The greatest risk was seen with iron supplements. Calcium supplements, however, seemed to reduce a woman's risk of dying. The study, which appears in the Archives of Internal Medicine, was an observational trial, not a cause-and-effect trial. So it can't say how, or even if, these supplements actually increase a woman's chance of dying."
The results were gathered by woman filling out surveys. No actual medical examinations were done. And self reporting is known to be fairly inaccurate. Do you recall what you ate last Wednesday for lunch? If someone asked you to fill out a survey about your eating habits, would you be able to be 100% accurate? So why would an older woman answering a survey about taking vitamins. Many commenters have asked if the study considered whether woman taking supplements already had health issues. Science Daily does a better job of reporting the story. Their headline reads "Certain Dietary Supplements Associated With Increased Risk of Death in Older Women, Study Suggests" while WebMD's headlines reads "Can Supplements Increase a Woman's Risk of Dying?"
In reviewing the actual study, it appears that what the researchers did was simply compare the woman who took vitamins and woman who did not and determined who died earlier. No other data was taken into consideration. Like overall health of the woman. The study did not take into account any other factors that may have caused earlier death. Like genetic predisposition to disease. Link to the actual study results here. At the same time, if fat ssoluable vitamins are taken in high doses, there can be adverse health effects. But this study didn't mention that.
Citation: J. Mursu, K. Robien, L. J. Harnack, K. Park, D. R. Jacobs. Dietary Supplements and Mortality Rate in Older Women: The Iowa Women's Health Study. Archives of Internal Medicine, 2011; 171 (18): 1625 DOI:
Look at How Different Media Spin These Correlative Research Results:
- Can Supplements Increase a Woman's Risk of Dying? (webmd.com)
- Vitamins May Increase Women's Risk of Dying, Research Finds (livescience.com)
- Daily Vitamins Tied to Early Deaths (abcnews.go.com)
- Vitamin pills 'may shorten life' (bbc.co.uk)
- Vitamins Could Lead To Higher Death Rates In Women [Study] (inquisitr.com)
- Study: Vitamins may boost death risk in older women – USA Today (news.google.com)


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October 4, 2007
Equinix Sets Conference Call for Third Quarter 2007 Results
FOSTER CITY, CA — October 4, 2007 — Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the leading provider of network-neutral data centers and Internet exchange services, will hold its quarterly conference call on Tuesday, October 30, 2007, at 5:30 p.m. ET (2:30 p.m. PT). The company will discuss third quarter results for the period ended September 30, 2007, and outlook for the fourth quarter 2007.
To hear the conference call live, please dial 210-839-8500 (domestic and international) and reference the passcode (EQIX). A simultaneous live Webcast of the call will be available over the Internet at www.equinix.com, under the Investor Relations heading.
?A replay of the call will be available beginning on Tuesday, October 30, 2007 at 7:30 p.m. EDT (4:30 p.m. PDT) by dialing 203-369-1656. In addition, the Webcast will be available on the company's Web site at www.equinix.com. No password is required for either method of replay.
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The Lancaster Group has been in the accommodation industry since 1984, with their first leasehold in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand. After a number of successful leases in Tauranga, The Lancaster Group ventured to Brisbane, Australia in 1995, where they began their first Management Rights Business. See below for the full story.
After a trip to Queensland, Australia in 1993 the
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took an interest in a new type of business structure previously, unseen in New Zealand.
Management rights businesses
were already established in holiday resorts such as the Gold Coast and offered a lifestyle business.
At that time, Queensland's capital city Brisbane was beginning to 'stir', and big development companies such as Baulderstone Hornibrook were beginning to transform the city centre and river side. In 1995, the Lancaster Group bought its first
management rights business
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Mactaggarts Woolstore
Built in 1926, Mactaggarts Woolstore was one of several stores at Teneriffe on Brisbane's river. Wool was sent to Mactaggarts Woolstore by rail to be safely stored for prospective buyers. After it was sold, the wool was pressed and baled, trolleyed to the wharves, and loaded onto ships. With the introduction of container shipping in the 1960s, this method of wool handling was phased out and the stores were no longer used. With the redevelopment, the entire wool store was made into a residential building with some of the building's original wool baling equipment and structural materials displayed throughout the interiors as a reminder of the building's history. The building was original offering high stud ceilings and modern interiors which appealed to the inner city dwellers. The building contained 160 one and two bedroom apartments.
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The two properties quickly became recognized in Brisbane as producing one of the highest capital gains for investors. Penny Middlemiss worked on a new type of corporate letting and by furnishing the apartments and working with some large companies in the New Farm area, owners were able to receive up to $200.00 per week extra income.
The Gold Coast was next with another management rights business at Ocean Sands. This was a new 75 unit high rise development at Main Beach. It was purchased off the plan in partnership with another New Zealand couple Bill and Sheryle Sipson.
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By this time New Zealand developers were followed suit and the
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back in New Zealand. Brinkley Village Resort was a new 52 unit ski resort situated in Methven, a small but thriving winter town at the foot of the Mount Hutt ski field. This property also had a 60 seat restaurant and 100 seat conference room. The property offered diverse income streams which is highly desirable and was operated as a family business.
The early 2000's saw the
Lancaster Group
develop their own luxury 16 unit apartment complex in the coastal holiday town of Pauanui on the Coromandel Peninsula called Ocean Breeze. This was structured as a body corporate with a management rights business attached.
In 2003 the
Lancaster Group
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In 2005 and 2006, the
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It was during this time the
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In 2006, the Group again sourced and purchased new
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In 2007 the
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Most recently, the
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U.S. Working with OSCE to Address 21st Century Threats
James Cox, U.S. arms control delegate to OSCE, at Helsinki Commission
Feb. 11
The United States recently concluded its term as chairman of the
OSCE's Forum for Security Cooperation (FSC), and a report on its
activities was made to the U.S. Helsinki Commission (Commission
on Security and Cooperation in Europe/CSCE) at a hearing in Washington
February 11.
Testifying was James H. Cox, the chief U.S. arms control delegate
to the OSCE in Vienna.
Cox first gave an overview of the FSC's work program, which centers
on implementing arms control and confidence- and security-building
measures (CSBM), and then he discussed the U.S. belief that the
FSC needs to broaden its focus to deal with 21st century threats
posed by non-state actors, those arising outside the OSCE region
and exported into it, and those of a non-conventional military
The United States, Cox said, concentrated on three specific areas
during its FSC chairmanship during the autumn of 2003: non-proliferation,
man-portable air defense systems (MANPADS, which pose a threat
to civil aviation), and civil-military emergency preparedness.
"[F]rom the reactions many other delegations have provided
us -- both publicly and privately -- we sense there is renewed
energy and interest within the FSC on these 21st century issues," he
Following is a text of Cox's remarks to the commission:
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Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Washington, D.C.
February 11, 2004
Mr. James H. Cox
Chief Arms Control Delegate
Delegate of the United States to the OSCE in Vienna
Madame Chair, members of the Helsinki Commission, I am pleased
to have the opportunity today to inform you of the activities of
the OSCE's Forum for Security Cooperation, and, in particular,
of the activities and efforts of the recently concluded U.S. Chairmanship
of the FSC.
Allow me to briefly set the stage for this discussion by providing
you an overview of the charter and traditional activities of the
The FSC was established by the OSCE in 1992 to strengthen security
and stability within the OSCE community of states as laid down
in Chapter V of the Helsinki Summit Declaration. A detailed work
program was created for the FSC. That work program was assessed
and updated at the 1996 Lisbon Summit. The tasks identified in
1996 included:
to pursue full implementation of existing arms control and confidence-
and security-building measures agreed upon by the OSCE,
to establish a web of interlocking and mutually reinforcing agreements,
to develop a security dialog function,
to seek ways of strengthening existing arms control agreements
and CSBM regimes, in particular Vienna Document 1994, and
to consider further efforts to develop norm- and standard-setting
measures, such as the Code of Conduct on politico-military aspects
of security, the Principles Governing Conventional Arms Transfers,
and the Principles Governing Non-Proliferation.
Let me conclude this background portion by quickly enumerating
FSC efforts since 1996 to fulfill these tasks. Full implementation
of arms control and CSBM measures is not a single project; it requires
-- and receives -- constant attention. Delegations are encouraged
to raise implementation issues during any FSC meeting, which take
place weekly. In addition, the FSC holds annually an Implementation
Assessment Meeting in March to review the record of implementation
by OSCE states.
Next, the Vienna Document was revised in 1999 and, in our view,
is functioning well and according to its intended purpose of providing
a useful mechanism to enhance transparency and build confidence
among the participating states.
The FSC is proud of its work on the Code of Conduct on politico-military
aspects of security. The Code describes the proper role of the
armed forces in a democracy, including civilian control, the necessity
for transparency and public access to information related to the
armed forces, and the importance of adherence to international
humanitarian law.
Each year, building on FSC work on the Code of Conduct, the OSCE
Secretariat conducts a number of seminars, typically in southeast
Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus, to promote adherence to
the principles contained in the Code of Conduct.
Individual OSCE States conduct similar events. As well, the FSC
reviews its documents on non-proliferation and on conventional
arms transfers each year during its annual implementation meeting
that I referred to a moment ago.
In sum, with the existence of the CFE Treaty and the Open Skies
Treaty (neither of which is formally part of the OSCE), as well
as the Vienna Document 1999 and a number of complementary regional
or bi-lateral arrangements which have been agreed among states,
the so-called "web" of measures is fully in place.
Now, allow me to turn to the subject of "Security Dialogue" because
it figures prominently in the context of the U.S. Chairmanship
of the FSC from September through December, 2003.
In the first months of 2003, as the U.S. prepared for its upcoming
chairmanship, the OSCE was already at work drafting a new Strategy
to address threats to security and stability in the XXI century.
Let me note that OSCE's Strategy to Address Threats to Security
and Stability in the Twenty-First Century was approved at the Maastricht
Ministerial last December. The FSC made a significant contribution
to the work on the Strategy during the course of 2003 by addressing
politico-military aspects.
In considering the pol-mil dimension for development of this Strategy,
we became convinced that the FSC needed to broaden its focus to
incorporate new threats and challenges into its already established
arms control and CSBM "acquis". The reasons why are simple.
Traditional arms control and CSBM measures address inter-state
relations and the lawfully constituted armed forces of those states.
However, the new threats to security and stability we face in the
OSCE region tend to be of an entirely different character: threats
posed by non-state actors, threats emerging outside the OSCE region
and exported into it, and threats which are generally not of a
conventional military nature, but rather threats of terrorism,
proliferation, or organized crime. One could say that we have entered
a period in the OSCE when we have no threats on our borders and
no borders on our threats.
Building on the work of the OSCE to frame its new Strategy document,
the U.S. Mission felt that we could enhance the security dialog
task of the FSC to broaden the Forum's focus during our chairmanship.
The advantage of the security dialog function is that it allows
the FSC to thoroughly explore and discuss a topic with no predetermined
expectation of follow-up action, such as agreement on new measures.
The FSC can frame the dialog, as appropriate, for any particular
topic. We in the U.S. Mission, in accordance with inter-agency-approved
guidance, chose three areas to develop which would address U.S.
security concerns and help OSCE participating states as well: non-proliferation,
the man-portable air defense systems -- or MANPADS -- threat, and
Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness.
First, non-proliferation. The U.S. scheduled three sets of speakers
to outline the risks, challenges and on-going efforts to combat
the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
The International Atomic Energy Agency, the International Institute
for Strategic Studies, the OSCE Actions against Terrorism Unit
and the Conflict Prevention Center of the OSCE Secretariat made
very useful presentations. We have also worked with the current
Chair, Andorra, to schedule a fourth session on non-proliferation
for next month at the specific request of the FSC in order to gather
even more information regarding the non-proliferation activities
of other international organizations. The issue for the FSC will
be to determine how it can contribute to non-proliferation activities
already undertaken by others. One possibility is for the FSC to
review its non-proliferation guidelines approved in 1994.
The second subject is MANPADS. Shortly before the U.S. took over
the Chairmanship of the FSC, the Forum took action in response
to the G-8 decision from its meeting at Evian, France, regarding
effective and comprehensive controls for MANPADS. The FSC called
upon participating states to use existing mechanisms under the
OSCE Document on Small Arms and Light Weapons -- or SALW -- to
destroy excess MANPADS and to ensure their security to avoid illicit
transfer. During the US Chairmanship, we arranged for additional
presentations by the OSCE Action Against Terrorism Unit and the
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to enhance the
level of understanding of the seriousness of the MANPADS threat
to civil aviation. Having highlighted this issue during the U.S.
Chairmanship, the OSCE Secretariat hosted a workshop last month
to further explore the issue of airport security throughout the
OSCE region.
Third is the issue of Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness.
The U.S. arranged for the FSC to host a day-long seminar in December
to explore this topic which seems more and more important in today's
world. Under Secretary Brown of the U.S. Department of Homeland
Security provided the keynote presentation. A rich array of speakers
from the UN, NATO, the EU and a number of countries elaborated
on their programs and suggested ways in which the OSCE might play
a non-duplicative role. As a follow on, the FSC will review pertinent
UN documents concerning military involvement in the case of disasters,
with a view toward determining how the OSCE might reinforce the
activities of others.
All of these subjects will require additional effort. Nonetheless,
from the reactions many other delegations have provided us -- both
publicly and privately -- we sense there is renewed energy and
interest within the FSC on these XXI century issues.
Turning to an area where the FSC has clearly excelled in recent
years, the FSC continues to facilitate implementation of the OSCE
SALW Document, which was agreed in November 2000.
Section V of the SALW Document deals with small arms measures
as part of early warning, conflict prevention, crisis management
and post-conflict rehabilitation. It provides a basis for the OSCE,
through the Permanent Council and the FSC, to respond to requests
for assistance on a range of small arms issues, such as security
and management of stockpiles, disposal of small arms, and border
controls to reduce illicit trafficking in small arms. The Expert
Advice on implementation of Section V of the SALW Document, prepared
by the FSC at the end of 2002, was endorsed by a Permanent Council
decision in March 2003, clearing the way for action. In July, Belarus
was the first participating State to request OSCE assistance in
destroying and controlling excess SALW. Following the steps outlined
in the Expert Advice, the FSC, in close coordination with the Chairman-in-Office,
is assembling a team of small arms experts to conduct an assessment
visit to Minsk to determine the viability of an OSCE small arms
project there.
Beyond small arms projects, the FSC accomplished much more with
regard to the SALW Document in 2003. Thanks to voluntary contributions
by a number of participating States and coordinating work by the
Conflict Prevention Center, eight "best practice guides" have
been prepared to elaborate on specific aspects of the SALW Document.
For ease of use, the FSC decided to publish these guides as one
single reference document. The OSCE Handbook of Best Practices
on SALW has now been completed in all six OSCE languages. We presented
a copy of our Best Practice Guides to a senior UN representative
during the OSCE Ministerial in Maastricht, since the UN has recognized
the OSCE's leading efforts to help stem the flow of illicit small
arms and light weapons. Wider distribution of the Handbook has
begun, and we are hopeful that it will soon find its way into the
hands of the people who can put its practices to use.
Starting in 2002, the FSC began to address another small arms-related
project, that of the security risk arising from stockpiles of conventional
ammunition, explosive material and detonating devices in surplus
and/or awaiting destruction in the OSCE area. As you know, there
are huge quantities of excess munitions which remain after the
end of the Cold War.
These stockpiles exist mainly in the countries of the former Soviet
Union. The FSC devoted a major portion of its agenda in 2003 to
addressing this concern. During the U.S. Chairmanship, we led the
FSC to completion of its work on the Document on Stockpiles of
Conventional Ammunition. The Stockpiles Document, as it is more
commonly known, establishes a mechanism that allows participating
States to request international assistance to either destroy or
better manage and secure these stockpiles. Adoption of the Stockpiles
Document emphasized the FSC's interest in finding concrete and
practical solutions to ongoing security issues in the OSCE region.
At the OSCE Ministerial in December, Foreign Ministers also endorsed
the Stockpiles Document.
Finally, the FSC also assisted the Permanent Council last year
in conducting a comprehensive review of peacekeeping in the OSCE.
While we did not agree to expand OSCE's role into armed peacekeeping,
as one delegation was proposing, we, in the process, reaffirmed
the 1992 Helsinki Summit language on OSCE's proper role in the
realm of unarmed peacekeeping operations.
In conclusion, I want to ensure that I have not left too rosy
a picture of the FSC and its potential. The Forum, like all other
bodies in the OSCE, is a consensus body. That naturally limits
what any one country can accomplish, especially when we consider
the range of views held in an organization of 55 members. The OSCE
-- and, by extension, the FSC -- is fundamentally about politically
binding norms and standards. We have no enforcement capability.
But, the FSC remains a useful forum for the U.S. In addition to
the norms, standards and measures the FSC has established, we offer
a venue for our 55 members to discuss -- in open forum or in smaller
groups -- issues of national interest. That fact, in and of itself,
is a useful confidence- and security-building measure. Finally,
as a result of the U.S. Chairmanship in the autumn of 2003, I can
assure you the FSC has broadened its view to include some key U.S.
security interests.
Thank you very much for your attention. I welcome your questions.
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When we were dating, Vic told me that he had been in love before. Apprehensively, I waited to hear love stories that didn't involve me. The first true love of his life, my husband said, occurred when he was only 12 years old. He had an affair with an older sailboat. He even made a set of sails for it.from bed sheets. Hmmm. Other love stories followed. The objects of his affection were-you got it-boats.
I understood that his pre-teen psyche had been imprinted with a powerful, though strange, attraction. I married him anyway.
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Hagar told the boys in the bar that a man is lucky if he has one true love in his life. A boat owner nine times, Hagar had been lucky nine times. Counting boats only, Vic and I have Hagar's kind of luck.
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But those specs don't impress me. My votes go for something with two or maybe three cabins, a reliable vessel with a shallow draft that motors smoothly along a placid coastal waterway framed by mangrove wilderness and views of wading birds, dolphins and the occasional family of manatees.
My cruise ship doesn't have an activities director; it doesn't have an ATM; it doesn't have an onboard hospital. In fact, it doesn't have a schedule unless you say so. If it's Tuesday, it's not Belgium, it's probably Sanibel Island, or Useppa Island, or the most beautiful beach you've ever seen on Cayo Costa Island. Cruise ships can't go there, and that's a good thing.
On my favorite cruise, dressing up for a meal means pulling a tee shirt over your swimsuit where passengers don't cut into the buffet line to take the last shrimp. And every evening at dinner the captain sits at my table.
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cups dark chocolate chips
cup peanut butter (crunchy or smooth, unsalted)
tablespoons butter (salted or unsalted)
teaspoon five spice powder
teaspoon chili powder (or more to taste)
cup flaked or shredded coconut (unsweetened is better if you aren't a super sweet tooth), toasted
cup roasted cashews (salted or unsalted, depending on salt preference)
cup Diced candied ginger or dried fruit, like apricots, cherries or mango (optional)
- Put coconut in a nine inch pie pan (or an 8 by 10 square pan would work too) and toast it (add cashews if they also need to be roasted) in a 350 oven for about 10 minutes, but check it a few times as coconut may vary in its toasting speed. Keep the coconut spread out in the pan and let it cool. Spread cashews in with the coconut if they weren't roasted with the coconut and add optional diced candied ginger or dried fruit.
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