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The Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) administers and interprets federal immigration laws and regulations through court proceedings, appellate reviews and individual administrative hearings. As a judicial agency, it is entirely separate from the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), which bears responsibility for enforcement of immigration laws. Within the EOIR, the Office of the Chief Immigration Judge administers and oversees all immigration courts throughout the country.
This article will provide an overview of the structure and operation of the Anchorage court. Very little has been written on the operation of immigration courts in general and nothing on the court in Alaska in particular. The article has been based on data obtained from EOIR and INS, as well information gained by the author through interviews with immigration judges, INS personnel and immigration attorneys and through regular attendance at court hearings since late 1997. (Except in rare circumstances where the respondent's situation seems to warrant closing hearings for matters of personal security—for example, cases in which domestic violence has been involved—all immigration court hearings are open to the public.)
The Anchorage immigration court, which is located in the Michael Building on East 10th Avenue, handles proceedings for the entire state. Alaska is part of a larger jurisdictional area which also includes Washington, Montana, and Idaho. Immigration court judges for this area are based in Seattle, with three judges handling the Alaska court on an annual rotation basis. The judge travels to Anchorage at least four times a year for a week to hold hearings on individual cases, while master calendar hearings, which essentially combine docket control with preliminary hearings, are conducted telephonically between the Anchorage and Seattle courtrooms. In 1999, seventeen master calendar days were scheduled. While the caseload of the Anchorage court is smaller than that of immigration courts in other states, it nevertheless includes the entire range of types of immigration cases.
In general, respondents appear in immigration court after being placed in removal proceedings by the INS—that is, the INS is acting to have them deported from the country. Those placed in these proceedings can contest the INS charges or seek relief from removal by appearing before an immigration judge. (Those aliens who are excluded by the INS from admission to the country at the port of entry in general are not entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge.) Most respondents appearing in the Anchorage courtroom are not being detained by the INS. As discussed later, those arrested and detained in Alaska usually appear in court outside the state.
Immigration judges conduct formal court proceedings and act independently. Their decisions are administratively final but can be appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), which is also within the Executive Office of Immigration Review. The Board conducts a de novo review. Decisions of the BIA, in turn, are subject to judicial review in the federal courts.
Legislation and Immigration Court
Since 1980 there have been over twenty-five pieces of federal legislation affecting immigration and naturalization, including several comprehensive acts passed in 1986, 1990 and 1996. The overall effect of this legislation over the last two decades has resulted in tightened controls on admission to the U.S. and increased enforcement authority granted to the INS. The legislation has been tied to, or paralleled, both national welfare reform and crime control efforts, particularly drug control —with much of the immigration legislation reflecting a concern with aliens and criminal behavior and aliens and financial responsibility.
The wide-ranging bills passed in 1996—the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act, and the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act —changed exclusion and deportation procedures to expedite deportation and alien exclusion through establishing more stringent grounds for admission to the U.S. The legislation also broadened criteria for deportation for "crimes of moral turpitude" and granted state and local law enforcement officials certain powers to arrest and detain illegal aliens. Other provisions of the 1996 legislation made the financial responsibility of immigrants' sponsors more stringent.
The 1996 and earlier legislation have increased the scope of INS work and resulted in a proliferation of laws and regulations affecting both legal and illegal aliens. An expansion in the size of the EOIR has paralleled this. In the last three years the number of immigration judges has more than doubled—to over two hundred in 52 courts throughout the country—and the size of the Bureau of Immigration Appeals has more than tripled from 5 members to 18.
The figures on case completions in the Alaska immigration court do not, however, show substantial increases in the overall case load since 1993 (Table 1), although the number of applications for relief from deportation and the number of appeals have increased (Table 4). Most of those placed in removal proceedings in Alaska are not detained. These figures do not reflect cases involving respondent detention by INS, even if the arrest has occurred in Alaska, because there are no federal detention facilities here, and most detained aliens are held elsewhere. The number of Institutional Hearing Program cases being heard has increased (Table 3). These are cases in which the respondent is in custody in a state or local facility for a criminal offense. The immigration court hearing considers the ramifications of the respondent's criminal status for his immigration status. As mentioned above, the laws affecting the immigration status of an individual convicted of certain criminal offenses have been extended.
Immigration cases can be exceptionally brief, essentially completed at the initial hearing, or much more lengthy, extending for many months in some cases. Table 2 shows the average time required for Anchorage immigration court cases, to the point of appeal. The table also indicates the number of cases which were appealed. The average length of cases has increased over the given time period, as has the percentage for which appeals are made.
Applications for Relief
As stated above, when an alien is placed in deportation/removal or exclusion proceedings the individual has the option of admitting the charges and seeking relief or of fighting the charges altogether. Although precise figures are not accessible, in the Anchorage court it appears that the majority of respondents do not fight charges but rather admit them—that is, admit that they are in the country in violation of the law—and then seek relief from deportation. The following types of relief cases are handled most frequently in the Anchorage court: adjustment of status (for example, a respondent has married a U.S. citizen); conditional residence applications; asylum cases; cancellation of deportation cases; and voluntary departure cases. With voluntary departure a respondent is spared the imposition of certain prohibitions against re-entry which accompany official deportation or removal. In addition, there are criminal cases in which no relief is available but which may involve a constitutional issue and are taken through immigration court to preserve the right to appeal.
Asylum Claims
Asylum is a form of relief from deportation for which respondents in certain circumstances may apply. Tables 5 and 6 present basic numbers on Alaska asylum court cases for the years 1993 through 1998. An asylee is defined as an alien in the U.S. who is unable or unwilling to return to his or her country of nationality because of persecution or a fear of persecution. Criteria for granting asylum are governed by federal statutes which are consistent with international protocols in this area. Under current federal law, the immigration status, whether legal or illegal, of an applicant for asylum is not relevant to the claim. The law sets no limits on the number of individuals who may be granted asylum. The tables show that immigration court grants very few asylum claims. After a year of residency in the U.S., an asylee may apply for adjustment to permanent resident status.
Legal Representation
All respondents appearing in immigration court may be represented by an attorney, at their own expense. There is no provision for court-provided attorneys. The INS counsel will provide a list of possible sources of legal aid for indigent respondents and also a list of legal rights; proceedings will be postponed to permit the respondent to find counsel if desired.
EOIR figures show that overall the percentage of cases in which the respondent has been represented has increased substantially since 1993 (Table 1), but a significant number of individuals still handle their own cases. The figures on representation for those cases in which the respondent filed for relief from removal have remained fairly steady over the given period. (It should be noted that representation has not always involved an attorney. For several years a non-attorney employee of Catholic Social Services, who was accredited by the court, represented many respondents in court proceedings.)
As Table 3 indicates, the level of representation for those respondents who are in custody is significantly lower than the overall level of representation, and the percentage has declined as the number of these cases has grown. Since the interface between state criminal law and immigration statutes is complex, legal representation in these cases is particularly necessary. Tables 5 and 6 indicate that a sizeable number of asylum claims are also made without legal representation.
Relatively few attorneys practice immigration law in Alaska. A report from the Access to Civil Justice Task Force of the state court system due to be released in December 1999 states that there are only three attorneys experienced in immigration law in private practice in Alaska. All reside in Anchorage. In addition, three attorneys work with Catholic Social Services in Anchorage, which is the only agency in the state providing legal assistance to indigent or low-income immigrants. The task force report states that the program receives an average of 600 phone calls each month for legal assistance.
Alaska Legal Services is now prohibited by federal law from offering legal assistance to non-citizens in most situations, although the Pro-Bono Program has conducted immigration clinics in Anchorage, Juneau and Kodiak.
Detainees and Immigration Court
The arrest and detention of an alien in Alaska by the INS often results in the transportation of the individual outside the state, since there are no INS detention facilities within the state. Court hearings are then held where the individual is being detained.
Interpretation and Translation
Respondents in immigration court hearings in Anchorage are always provided a translator, at government expense, if their English is not adequate to understand and participate actively in the proceedings. Proceedings can be delayed for a shorter or longer period while adequate translation or interpretation services with which all parties are comfortable are located. In general, the court tries to anticipate as far in advance as possible what the language needs in a particular case will be and arrange for the presence of a translator in the courtroom during individual hearings. With some languages, this can mean obtaining a translator from outside the state. The court employs a variety of services in handling the language demands of cases, including Berlitz and the AT&T telephone translation service. The phone translation service is used primarily during master calendar hearings.
Table 7 lists the various languages which have been needed in Anchorage cases since 1993. Other than English, the language most commonly used is Spanish; over the period studied over 60 per cent of the hearings have required a Spanish translator. Russian, Albanian, Polish, and Tagalog—a language used in the Philippines—are also used fairly often.
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Within this overview of the structure of immigration court in the Anchorage and its operations are points which deserve more exploration—the exact nature of asylum cases in Alaska; the nature of cases in which the respondent is also under a criminal charge; the availability of legal representation in immigration court proceedings in these and other cases; the problems posed by the intersection of the Alaska criminal code and current federal immigration law; and the particulars of the situation faced by those arrested in Alaska and detained elsewhere. Examination of these points and others could clarify public understanding of the ramifications of immigration policies.


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I was concerned my Core might, at some point, have problems...which is why I wanted feedback from Matt Boucher, VP of Engineering, Norton Core / Norton Cloud Services, Norton Backup / Norton Family, Symantec Corporation.
His response was: "If your Norton Core fails this afternoon and it's still under warranty we would replace it. If however it is out of warranty, you have the option of buying any router you feel fits your needs."
For me, the failure was a week ago on Thursday (8/21/19) when the Core became unstable and started intermittently dropping internet and wireless connectivity. All attempts to reset it and the app were nonproductive. My Core is one of the original pre-orders and over a year out of warranty. Norton has no current solution for a failed Core.
So, I have taken Matt's advice and purchased an ASUS RT-AX88U AX6000 Dual-Band WiFi Router, Aiprotection Lifetime Security by Trend Micro, Aimesh Compatible for Mesh WiFi System, Next-Gen WiFi 6, Wireless 802.11Ax, 8 X Gigabit LAN Ports.
I am not advocating that anyone just replace their working Core, but after a week of use I would recommend the ASUS RT-AX88U to anyone whose Core does fail.
It is almost everything I had hoped the Core would be (and that it could and should have been). It has an excellent browser interface, an excellent app, protection for all wired/wireless devices connected to it, great coverage, no monthly fees, and seems stable.
Maybe at some point in the future, Norton will have another viable solution for those of us who want to protect all of the devices on our networks (which, in my opinion, the Core was until it failed), but at this point my Core is a paperweight/souvenir.
I'm not sure yet what I'll do about my Norton Security and Norton Mobile security endpoint products, I may switch to the 360 product once the bugs are worked out. After about 40 years as a Norton customer, it's hard to let go...
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Garlen. I'm not at all happy hearing your Core just finally "gave up the ghost" and stopped functioning. And of course, it would happen out of warranty. One year warranty isn't long enough for my money. FROM WHERE I SIT: All Norton has to do is make it available to remotely wipe Core (on their end and upon user request), and have a generic firmware solution installed. Which would, unlock Core from the Norton cloud services AND the app it requires making it accessible via a browser. There are generic firmware solutions already available on OpenWRT that will work with the Core hardware except the Bluetooth. As that would no longer be needed for Core who cares!!
You are absolutely spot on with "how Core should have been and could have been" had it been thoroughly thought out before release to public consumption. If Core won't be left available for repurposing without a further software solution which will replace or compliment it in the future, people are going to thing twice about the next offering that comes down the pipeline. The current N360 model is as you said full of issues as well. Marketing has driven the wagon in front of the horses at Norton far too long. We see it every time we use the products. Quality will provide the means for quantity in my view.


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We prepare our fruitcake in September. The ritual goes like this: drown dried fruit in rum, allow alcohol to evaporate, add more rum, repeat several times. Bake, wrap it in layers of cheesecloth, christen with a little more rum, and then store in a cool corner of the basement. Open it once a month to top up the rum level.
This year we seem to have been carried away by Christmas spirit. Literally. When we opened it today, three months later, it was sodden. It buckled under its own weight as we lifted it onto the serving platter. The bottom is more like pudding than cake. Lots of work and lots of waiting – to produce something that looks like a bakery reject.
Sometimes that's how it feels with writing. Over the past four years I've devoted a good chunk of my life to a sweeping novel set in Australia. I work on it, ask for opinions, revise it, and then store it in a cool corner of my laptop to mellow.
I took that novel out again earlier this year but had to admit it's still a bit of a bakery reject. I can see the cracks in it and its feet are muddy, but the flavour is still rich and spirited. Unlike this cake, my novel can be salvaged. The beauty of writing is that there's no single point of failure; there's always an opportunity to revise and improve. I'm going to open the Aussie adventure early in the New Year. I know it's going to be a little bit stronger than the last time I looked. Watch this space. It may even be ready to submit to the market in 2012.
What's cooking in your writing kitchen? Is there a rich fruitcake hidden on a pantry shelf?
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My focus is on using bottom-up therapies to calm the nervous system. Trauma experts agree that calming the nervous system is essential for trauma release, anxiety relief and creating optimal conditions for health.
The fast paced and cluttered world we live in can create chronic anxiety, grief, dis-ease and depression. We are often overwhelmed by the pressures of life and work, yet we push ourselves beyond capacity and then crash. Then we deal with injury, trauma and stress like a battle wound and push through, ignoring our bodies signs to slowdown, until it gives in. It is as if we have forgotten how to love and nurture ourselves and we push all of our energy out into the world - but that energy is grey, it lacks spirit and sparkle. My life's work is to inspire YOU (my tribe) to remember your are WHOLE. At your core is love and this love (that is already within you) is the key to transformation, healing and joy. Read more about how Yoga Therapy can support your healing.
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How we experience grief is as unique as we are however, the thread that connects us all is that grief is fragmenting. It often feels as is we have lost ourself in our loss, our beliefs and mere existence are questioned, and for many people it feels as if the ground has dropped out from under us.
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The most obvious barrier to a home's sale is the difference between the asking price and what potential buyers hope to pay for a home. You have to bring in the buyers by putting it up for a price that all parties will be happy with.
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I am trying to live a patient life. One that is grateful for the place God has me today and see the good and the beauty in today.
I am 26 years old. I have lived such a FULL life and have so much to be proud of. So much to be thankful for.
I am counting my blessings. Thanking God for health, a great job that MATTERS, great family and friends, a great community.
I am a good friend. I am loyal. I return phone calls and emails & plan visits just to catch up and learn about growing up together.
I am thankful. I am living a full life. I have all my needs met. I am educated. I have traveled and hope to do much more.
I am striving for contentment. I have more than I need. I desire to be all that my creator desires. Putting my plans in His.
I am all these things. But I do not matter. It is about us. Dying to self. Living for Christ and others. Daily.
Help me find the "we" in my life.


text: Pray for my hubby who is in Guatemala getting his visa. Pray everything works out, but pray more for his family. It's very hard over there as living conditions aren't good; they are very poor. Hubby's heart is really broken for them. Pray they hear the gospel. Pray that when me and Haven are there that we love on them unconditionally. Pray for traveling mercies as well. Please pray for me n Haven, as we are sad he is gone but know God is doing great things. Thank you, Stephanie


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February, Love, + Paris.
Since we're in the midst of the month of St. Valentine, I thought I'd share some of the things that are rocking my world these days. First of all - this view. This actual view. From my actual camera. TO DIE FOR. So thankful to wake up to this everyday. I promise to show you around the neighborhood soon. As usual, I still haven't finished posting out the rest of our adventures that came before this. Other than the view, let's go over ten lovely things!
- This Kate Spade purse (Cobble Hill Ellen) has taken me around the world. The fact that it's small, cross body, & incredibly lightweight makes it perfect for traveling. It fits just what you need & nothing more, so it forced me to stay organized. Also, everything zips on it, which is a major concern with travel purses. PLUS, it's adorable - so we can't forget that.
- My discovery of ORDNING&REDA in Stockholm! Swedish for "neat & tidy" - this place makes my organizational dreams a reality. While in Stockholm, I grabbed a 2013 planner & a new laptop sleeve. I use my iPhone & google calendar relentlessly, but I still like to have a small planner to keep track of daily notes & inspirations when I come across them.
- Rifle Paper Co. Cards, stationary, etc. With the amount of friends giving birth lately, I've purchased more than a few of their awesome baby cards. Plus, they have some amazing Thank You cards for my upcoming nuptials.
- Turning 30. It's every bit as awesome as I hoped for and much less scary than I thought it would be.
- Goodnight Texas' "Jesse Got Trapped in a Coal Mine"
- Parc Monceau. After more than a few months of not running/not caring about running, the discovery of the running path in this park has completely renewed my spirit. Plus, the people watching is outrageous. Yesterday afternoon we saw a woman in a black ball gown and ponies. Legit.
- French bread. French wine. French cheese. Yes, it's cliche. No, I don't care. Parisians walk around with loaves of bread just like in the movies. And now I do too!
- My new mini camera - the Canon G15. It's not exactly mini, but it's 10x smaller than the DSLR I usually lug around. I've been overwhelmingly surprised at how well this thing captures the moment. A wider range manual functions than most point & shoots & pretty good in low light as well.
- The Four Seasons website. It makes honeymoon planning that much dreamier.
- Postcards... because how awesome is it to get a good old fashioned love note via snail mail? We pick them up every city we're in.
Happy February, all! Anything making you feel lovey lately? Comment and I'll check it out!
Back to adventure posts this week!


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International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church 2017/
International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church 2017
Learn more about how you can pray for and support the persecuted church at https://www.opendoorsusa.org
"When we pray for those in prison for their faith, we remember that the gospel came to us in letters written from jail. When we plead for those whose churches are burned in Egypt, we remember that our hope isn't in building religious empires but in a New Jerusalem we've never seen. When we weep for those who are (sometimes literally) crucified in the Middle East, we are reminded that our Lord isn't a life coach or a guru but a crucified Messiah. That can remind us of the gospel we signed up for in the first place, and free us from our fat, affluent, almost-gospels, which could never save in the first place. And we can be reminded that the persecuted Christians for whom we pray and advocate very well may be those who will send missionaries to carry the gospel to a future post-Christian Europe or North America."
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A picture is a secret about a secret, the more it tells you the less you know.
Photo by: Robbie Quinn Photography
Let the world know you as you are, not as you think you should be, because sooner or later, if you are posing, you will forget the pose, and then where are you?
Photo by: Hunter Armistead
Perfection is a commodity. Don't let others set your value based on their own self-doubt.
Photo credit: Bootsy Holler
We have to dare to be ourselves, however frightening or strange that self may prove to be
When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph people in Black and white, you photograph their souls!
Photo credit: Boosty Holler
That would be a good thing for them to cut on my tombstone: Wherever she went, including here, it was against her better judgment
Photo credit: Robbie Quinn Photography
Laughter is the closest distance between two people
Photo credit: Jan Sanders
Diminishing your light so that others may feel more comfortable in their darkness serves neither you, nor them. Shine as bright as the stars in the sky so that you may be a point of reference for those who've lost their way.
A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he see the dawn before the rest of the world
Since love grows within you, so beauty grows. For love is the beauty of the soul.
Appreciate me now, avoid the rush
It is good to be without vices, but it is not good to be without temptations.


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The Economist recently published an article on the state of consumer translation apps offered/bundled into Google & Microsoft's Skype. High-profile/high-quality journalism often has gems buried in the user comments generated by their quite-informed user bases (here's looking at you, New York Times, The Atlantic, QZ.com and, of course, The Economist!)
The article in question contained these two gems:
"The true enemy of machine translation is not complex language or cultural differences, but human psychology. It is easy to find two perfect synonyms with diverging effects on readers' minds. Yale researchers found that "climate change" and "global warming", often used interchangeably, generate very different responses."
"Machine translation (MT) will not work when it comes to legal translations such as court rulings, written pleadings, legal opinions and the like where there is so much involved that an MT system cannot handle. This is not only about the intricate writing style where MT is useless."
Machine translation offers cheap, ubiquitous and (getting closer every day to) "good enough" approximations of authorial/speaker intent. But for high-stakes, hi-pressure contexts - where bespoke, boutique interpreting makes a difference - judgement calls about speaker intent & nuance matter, and will for the foreseeable future.
To the extent that our clients have sophisticated and abstract businesses, with history, arcana, and lots of "for form's sake" stipulations, we trust you'll see the the intriguing value in this list of hashtags
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It's been two years since Kick-Ass killed crimelord Frank D'Amico and he longs to get back into costume again, so he recruits Hit-Girl to teach him some new moves just before she's caught and has to get out of the game. Meanwhile, Frank's son and Kick-Ass's old friend vows revenge and becomes the world's first supervillain, The Motherf*cker.
Jeff Wadlow, 2013
There's a lot going on in this movie. Kick-Ass's alter ego Dave (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) is frustrated with his boring high school life and gets back into the superhero game, while Mindy, aka Hit-Girl (Chloe Grace Moretz), has been superheroing it up the whole time but makes a promise to her guardian to stop, launching a Mean Girls/Carrie-style storyline for her involving the queen bee ("if you mess with the queen bee, you're going to get stung") and a pretty nasty vomiting vengeance scene. Meanwhile, Kick-Ass hooks up with a superhero team led by Captain Stars and Stripes (an intense but pretty straight Jim Carrey, who does a good job) and Chris D'Amico (Christopher Mintz-Plasse) becomes supervillain The Motherfucker by throwing money at everyone to get things done for him. Eventually The Motherfucker figures out how to unleash vengeance on Kick-Ass and everything comes together for a big battle, obviously.
The fundamental problem with this movie is that it doesn't know what its message is. There's an idea running through it that you should be true to yourself and that wanting to help people is good, but that just makes the insane violence committed by a variety of people in masks (including, of course, a 15 year old) incredibly problematic. Where Kick-Ass worked as a meta-critique of superhero movies, bruising and blistering, cool and funny and shocking, this one completely falls down. It also lacks the visual style that Matthew Vaughn brought to the original. On the other hand, Matt Millar is a horrible person and the changes made to dull the comic's edge aren't necessarily all bad. I don't know why they decided to include an almost-rape as a joke rather than an actual rape as revenge against a man; why not cut it entirely? The movie bounces around ideas without settling on them; in-jokes about comic books side by side with a simultaneous celebration and condemnation of vigilante violence. The spark that lit with the first movie fails to ignite because of the film's own confusion over its message – I'm not against stylised violence, but it's put in a weird context here, and it isn't even done as wel as in the first movie. I laughed a few times and enjoyed some of the jokes, but I didn't get the same invigoration as I did last time around.
What the filmmakers do seem to have understood is that the real star of Kick-Ass was Hit-Girl, and this movie gives the fantastic Chloe Grace Moretz some good stuff to work with. The story is always more interesting when it's following her, with her awesome purple bike and killer fighting skills. Just as the highlight of the first film was her assault on D'Amico's headquarters, so the best fight in this film is between her and Motherfucker's most awesome henchman Mother Russia (Olga Kurkulina), a behemoth who has the scene most similar to that of Hit-Girl's from the first movie when she mows down ten cops in a suburban street. Mindy's sexual awakening to a One Direction-style boy band's music video is a joy to behold, and Moretz wipes almost everyone else off the screen in her portrayal of the complicated Mindy, who is still mourning her superhero father Big Daddy, killed in the first film. Her story is well worth continuing, even if the context is strange – this film refuses to acknowledge what the first film did, that what happened to her as a child was wrong, and her well-meaning guardian Marcus is painted as holding her back for trying to help her understand this. There's also the fact that, as an adaptation of a story by horrendous misogynist Mark Millar, it's not kind to women at all; pretty much all the women in this movie who interact hate each other and spend most of their time fighting or screwing each other over. It's a shame, but it's still another good performance from one of my favourite working actresses.
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Now that your account is setup and your website is live you may want to learn how to Navigate around the console. Below are the main navigation links for you to have a look at. As your are becoming familiar with the Squarespace platform I would not recommend at this stage trying to edit or delete anything. To enlarge any of the images below please click on them.
Login as normal and you will be taken to the main admin page as below. This is the large a symbol in the black column, this column remains the same wherever you are.. The next column is the navigation and in this case list all your pages. We are on the Home page of the website and it shows the Home page to the right. If you were to click on the text you could edit, delete etc and if you saved it would update your live website. The View Page circled shows how the page looks live in a browser and the Page Settings gives you access to information about the page for Google.
The Graph icon shows you the activity on your website. How many visits, what type of browser they are using, how they got to your site and others. Google Analytics provides more detailed information and you should, if not done already, look into setting this up. You can also select Hourly, Daily, Weekly and Monthly reports.
The Gear Icon is the settings page. This is where a lot of the structure of the website is. Information about your site for Google and other Search engines, setting the time zone and location of your business. Google Analytics code can be entered. Your account and contact information as well as connecting any Social media accounts you may have. There are also some more advance links for develops only.
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I bought Barbara Pry.
Or at least a substantial portion of her life in photographs for $34, collected in a ziplock bag, sitting in an antique store in Ohio. With the very little information that was included I was able to do my own research about Barbara (who I found out had died in 2011.)
Since purchasing what felt like paper remains of this woman I have begun to find ways of exploring our connections and narrating who I imagine Barbara to be. How our relationship to the region of Ohio, being a female in the Midwest, and other overlapping material has begun to unfold.
This is a visual story of Barbara Pry and I.


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New Pattern: the Mapleshade Tee
I am so excited to introduce you to a new pattern: the Mapleshade tee! This breezy, linen-blend tee is great for both knitting and wearing in the summer, and is a speedy, straightforward knit with just enough detail to keep things interesting.
I'm a year-round cabled sweater knitter, and was, as many of you saw on instagram, knitting an Aran-weight wool sweater while on holiday on a beach a few weeks ago, but I get it: sometimes you want to knit the thing you can wear right now, not the thing you can knit now and wear in a few months when it cools off. Something with short sleeves or no sleeves, with enough cotton or linen not to feel utterly bananas in the summertime, something unfussy to work on but with enough going on to keep you engaged in your knitting.
Enter Mapleshade: an easy-to-wear tee with a gentle A-line shape and a graceful drape, with lines of delicate cables that shift subtly forwards down the body for an ultra-flattering look. Seamless, top-down construction makes for a quick, straightforward knit, while thoughtful details in the yoke shaping anchor the sweater on your shoulders for a perfect fit. Knit one up in a yarn with a hefty dose of linen or cotton and you've got yourself an elegant, super wearable wardrobe staple for spring, summer, and early fall.
I designed Mapleshade in The Fibre Company's Luma, a blend of linen, wool, silk, and cotton. I'll be the first to admit I've been a bit hesitant about plant fibers, because they have a quite different feel in your hands, and produce a very different fabric than 100% wool or blends of wool and other protein (animal) fibers—and can be a little unforgiving of irregularities in your knitting. Luma is a great toe-dip into the plant-fiber space: there's enough wool content that it feels "normal" (to my hands, at least), and to give the fabric the resilience and bounce you want in a garment, but the hefty dose of silk, cotton, and linen give it lightness, drape, and a summer-appropriate vibe.
When I brought this sample with me when I went to the Squam Art Workshops in New Hampshire a few weeks ago, it didn't yet have a name. It was too cold to wear it for the first few days, but as the weekend drew closer, the afternoons warmed up and it got its first "real" outings as we sat on the dock, knitting in the sunshine. It came back home and got tidied back up for our photoshoot (your sweater shaver is your best friend, folks), and it doesn't smell quite as much like pine needles anymore, but it is imbued with the memories of the easy days of early summer, and the amazing friends and colleagues with whom I shared that week. And so, it got its name: named for our cabin and that dock and all the memories that went along with it. It never fails to make me smile. Wherever your version goes with you this summer, I hope it brings a bit of it back, and brings you that same joy.
Added bonus? Mapleshade is 20% off for its first week (until June 28, 2018) in my Ravelry store, with no code needed -- just add the pattern to your cart and checkout before midnight PST on the 28th to receive the discount. Happy knitting!


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John Walker & Sons King George V70cl / 43%
- Blended Scotch Whisky
- In Stock
- Express delivery available
A special extension of the Johnnie Walker range, King George V celebrates the first Royal Warrant granted to John Walker and Sons Ltd to supply Scotch whisky to the British Royal Household in 1934, and is apparently designed to recreate how JW might have tasted back in the day. Some Port Ellen has been used, alongside Cardhu, Lochnagar and some very old grain whisky.
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- Vanilla
- Salt (powder)
- Honey
- Toffee
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John Walker & Sons King George V Reviews
Tasting Notes
Tasting notes by Simon Difford (diffordsguide)Appearance: Clear, dark golden with bright golden highlights.
Aroma: Fruity Christmas cake soaked in sherry with linseed oil, nuts, vanilla and daffodil floral aromas.
Taste: Huge yet graceful with generous sweet fruit, vanilla, caramel and honey balanced by dry lightly smoky oak and spice.
Aftertaste: Long, surprisingly smoky, salty, spicy finish.
Producer's Tasting NotesNose: Profound smoky initial aroma followed by sweet, fresh fruit (apples, pears, bananas) malt characteristics; developing into rich dried fruit/spicy complexity (raisins, figs, cinnamon).
Palate: Smooth with a rich, fruity sweetness. Warming with subtle flavours of sandalwood and smoke.
Taste: Powerful, complex, rich and smooth.
Finish: Mouthwarming and lingering rich peaty finish.
With water: Releases new flavours, more fresh fruitiness and more smoke on the palate.
31 Customer Reviews
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Taste of heaven
Johnny Walker has only the best. Plus King George was my 2nd Great Grandfather so to have a bottle named after my ancestor is a treat indeed. Thank you for remembering my family.
Quite possibly the best John Walker available, as said below - you may not want to drink blue label after this!
Superb....a very good choice.
Its Marvellous. Melted pure gold. My rating Sky Is The Limit
Truly you won''t want to drink Blue Label after this - it''s a terrific whisky - although it is pricy it tastes better than many whiskies I have bought (and drunk) which are twice the price..................
AMAZING!!!! Very Rare and the taste is the smoothest ever
The best whiskey ever made and ever tasted. the smoothness and the velvet feel is awesome.felt like royl drink
My brother has been drinking Blue Label ever since he remembers, but today, for the first time ever he had King George V, and seeing him was like watching someone having an orgasm on every sip. He cataloged it as smooth as velvet, smoky and rich in fruity flavor.
it was awesome whisky.
Deep silky Flavours, Elegance and one of the smoothest smookinesses ive ever tasted.
This is a truly original whisky of blended history. Words such as flavours of sandalwood and smoke have no real meaning in terms of taste so I suggest you try it for yourself. Did I like it? Absolutely!Do I recommend it? Absolutely!
I had a drink out of my first bottle the day I found out my wife was pregnant with our first child. Its next pour will be 21 years from now. I can't wait and am buying another bottle. It is well worth the price
Does it taste different- Most definitely Yes Is there a feel good factor -Yes Did I open the second bottle-Yes Did I buy a third-Yes Will Gary Sobers signature improve the flavour-No Am I mad- YES
I have just seen this bottle omg I have a bottle of blue label n I thought that was great but I must now have this
Can someone please tell me if there is an actual difference in taste and quality between the The BLUE LABEL
ive just got a bottle and the greatest thing about it is my uncle ( sir gary sobers ) and one of his good friends (sir viv richards) signed it :) If I had to sell it what you think ill get for it ? priceless
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After a year of planning and development, local author Keith M. Cowley will be signing his new book "Environmental Connection- A New-Native Initiative" at Maize n Manna this Wednesday (September 4th) during the Downtown Westerly Art Stroll Night. The book is a look back on a year immersion into Nature, in partnership with the Westerly Land Trust. For 6-8 hours each and every day, Cowley inserted himself mindfully in one of 6 land trust properties attempting fine-tune his language on how he maintains a connection with his environment. Selections from his journals showcase unique experiences and humbling encounters with local wildlife in their element. He challenges us to take responsibility for the maintenance of these environments through awareness and action, an initiative he outlines called New-Native Foundation.
Keith M. Cowley, author of "Presence- A Bagua Path to Fulfillment", wild forager and educator, is the Founder of New-Native Foundation, a non-profit in development. The book signing will be held Wednesday September 4th at Maize n Manna Wholefoods (40 High Street, Westerly) from 5-8pm. Refreshments and entertainment. Open to the public.


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Banks reel from real estate deals in Myrtle Beach area
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- Newly released statistics give a clearer picture of the magnitude of Horry County's real estate meltdown, with year-over-year sales plunging by more than 80 percent in some census tracts - and the fallout from declining home values is forcing one local bank to quickly raise cash or consider a merger to comply with orders from federal regulators.
The boom and bust of the Grand Strand's real estate market can be tracked using data from the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, which released its 2008 figures this month. Those data show this area's hardest-hit neighborhoods were the ones showing the greatest promise at the beginning of the boom - oceanfront condominiums; new, mid-priced neighborhoods in the Carolina Forest and Forestbrook areas; and upscale projects such as Grande Dunes.
While the market appears to have ended its freefall - home sales are on target to surpass totals from 2008, which was the worst year in nearly a decade - experts disagree about how long a full recovery will take.
Meanwhile, banks that invested heavily in the local real estate boom now are watching their financial losses mount and attracting more scrutiny from regulators.


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The Wells College women's swimming team placed fifth at the season-opening SUNY Cortland Pumpkin Relays on Saturday, Oct. 20. The meet featured a combination of traditional and unique relay events. In addition to Wells and Cortland, the meet included Marywood, Roberts Wesleyan, and New Paltz.
The Express claimed a pair of seventh-place finishes in the meet. In a 300-yard backstroke relay Shannon Simmons, Callia Ortega, and Nicole D'Aurizio finished in 3:55.11.
Another seventh-place finish came in the 200-yard medley relay as Simmons, Courtney Cloutier, D'Aurizio, and Ortega wrapped up the meet with a time of 2:18.04.
Wells also swam solidly in the 200-yard freestyle relay with a time of 2:11.63 by Emily Cooper, Jess Boeheim, Amy Storti, and Shannon Simmons.
Wells begins dual-meet action for the 2018-19 season on Saturday, Oct. 27 at Oswego State.


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We promise, this is not a rerun! Although similar to a topic we covered a few months ago, we've shifted our focus from driving a car to car-ownership for this latest ranking of the best and worst states and cities.
Traffic congestion and infrastructure are only a fraction of the story. Listen in as Scott and Ben sort-out and explain a recent study of the 100 most-populated U.S. cities. Find out if your city was ranked at the top or bottom in any of the key dimensions, and then learn the overall best and worst cities for drivers.


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1.5 (14 ounce) cans coconut milk
2 tablespoons green curry paste (may make adjustments to your taste)
2/3 cup chicken broth
1 (8 ounce) can sliced water chestnuts, drained
1 (8 ounce) can sliced bamboo shoots, drained
2 green bell pepper, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 cup julienned carrots
2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
1 small can pineapples, diced
1 zucchini, cubed
3 boneless skinless chicken breasts cut into 1 inch pieces
3 tablespoons fish sauce
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
Over medium heat, whisk coconut milk and curry paste together in a large saucepan. Simmer for 5 minutes.
Yields 6 servings
- Add tomatoes or potatoes if desired.


text: I´m in love with a guy I don´t really know. We met a few times on parties of friends. Not more. Since November I can´t stop thinking about him. I feel so stupid!! How can you fall in love with someone you hardly know and who maybe doesn´t remember you at all. His name is Fabian and some of my friends think that he´s a bit strange, but I don´t care, cause so am I. I hope I will meet him again and have the courage to ask him out or just to talk with him.


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The days are warming up fast, and our rides just keep getting hotter — in the good way! Spokesman Bicycles is hosting us next, and if that doesn't make you want to sign up already, here are 6 more reasons why you should:
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#2 BREAKFAST & MIMOSAS are a great way to fuel up for a ride with the girls... So that's what we're having!
#3 20% OFF APPAREL & ACCESSORIES at Spokesman only for Girls Rockers, only for the day. Stock up for the summer now!
#4 POST-RIDE MASSAGES from Denise Tu of Ho'āla Bodywork will keep you feeling limber and relaxed.
#5 BLOODY MARYS AND FINGER FOOD after the ride — extra motivation to power through the last climb!
#6 BIKE VALET so that you can shop, eat, drink and get kneaded without a care in the world!
- 9:00 am – Arrival, fuel & shopping and demo bike check-out
- 9:30 to 10:00am – Presentations and raffle with prizes from CamelBak, Bell, Clif Bar, Fox Shox and of course, Spokesman Bicycles
- 10:00 - 10:15 am – Roll out to the trails
- 12:00 - 2:00pm – Join us post-ride back at Spokesman and let the merry-making begin!
Location & Parking:
We will meet at and start our ride from Spokesman Bicycles at 231 Cathcart Street, Santa Cruz. Demo bikes to be returned here as well. If you drive, surrounding downtown parking lots are $5 all day.
- Bring your own coffee cup if you can
- Carpooling is encouraged
- Do not leave valuables in your car, unattended
Remember: Mountain biking is a dangerous sport. When you come riding with us, we assume that you have reviewed risks and accept responsibility for your personal safety. Learn more.
See you real soon!


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Ashley + Powell Part 2: Shelbyville Wedding Photographer
Cornflower blue, lots of hidden Mickey Mouses and an evening of fun under the stars all went into the most perfect day to make these two Mr. & Mrs. Powell Miller. Remember Ashley and Powell from their engagement pictures or the boys' morning of golfing? After living just a few miles from one another all throughout their childhood, they tied the knot at First Baptist Church of Shelbyville. Surrounded by their friends for a hilarious morning of bonding and preparations, the bridal party preceded them down the aisle while Ruby Lewis and Eric Allen serenaded the occasion. The guests were greeted by the couple's wedding monogram and Mickey Mouse details everywhere.
A personal and quite warm reception followed at the groom's parent's home where guests were treated to cupcakes, dinner by 535 Catering and music with plenty of dancing under a big, white tent.
Ashley did a great job planning everything. Nothing went unattended to or forgotten and every step of the way there were touches of sweet, southern hospitality. I love that these two planned much of their weekend around great friends. They even had a second reception out - I mean waaayyy out - in a log cabin in the woods where they got to laugh with friends who came from far away and enjoy their time in the bluegrass a bit more.
A quick note before you view these: not only does their maid of honor, Kate, get all the credit for getting the two together, she also gets much credit for entertaining the guests in a big way. One of the most personal and fun speech's I have ever seen. You will notice her wearing some super-stylish retro-glasses, a girl scout vest and swap-it cap. She had the crowd in stitches many times during her toast and ended on quite the hillarious note of encouragement.
Thank you for inviting me into your lives to join you as you tied the knot. Chet and I had a great time and hope you love these! Enjoy!!


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My friend and I were very fortunate to stay with Jonathan, one of our incredible couch surfing (CS) hosts in Palawan, Philippines. Almost every time I make a request to couch surf wherever I am, I usually message women first if I'm looking for a place to crash. But Jon had almost 300 positive references from other couch surfers, so figured this was safe since no women were able to accommodate my friend and I.
On the map his place looked quite close to our guesthouse but we didn't realize the last part was on a bumpy road, which is quite hard for our motto taxi to drive through. It was getting dark and we were unsure of the area and I thought, "I hope this is a real place." Jon lives next to the navy base and only he and other employees are allowed to drive on a specific road.
When we finally arrived at his place the first night, we walked into his beautiful bamboo house. He gave us an orientation of the house and we found out there were a few other couch surfers at his place. He was very easygoing, has a calm energy and gives people the freedom to go in and out as they pleased. He has had over 300 people stay at his place in the past two years!
Why he wanted to host
When I asked him why he wanted to be a CS host he said, "I was talking to a French girl at a vegetarian restaurant and she told me about it. So I started a profile. But it was very basic, I didn't have a picture. Then people started responding and I said, 'oh it's serious.'"
He has new people almost every day and I asked him if it was tiring and he said, "Not yet, I have time." I told him it was a nice set up because people can come in and out he said, "I like meeting new people. I want people to have their liberties when they are here and feel like home. If we have a curfew, then it's not fun. If I had to do that, then I wouldn't be a couch surfing host."
When we needed to extend our stay by a few days, he kindly said, "Of course, stay as long as you want."
A diverse background
He was such a unique character with a diverse background. He used to be a monk, works for the navy, was employed by the UN in Haiti for a year, has a background in electrical engineering, a singer, Master scuba diver and a vegetarian (which is very rare in the Philippines). While we were staying with him, he actually had a year off from his work so he was working on building his own dive shop.
While Jon was working for the navy, he was deployed to serve in UN doing logistics for 21 contingents, which could have as many as 155 people. He said every year two people go for peacekeeping missions. He applied and he was one of four candidates left and he was the most junior. Often senior people get the positions but the position was in his field. He was also in charge of welfare and when UN diplomats came, he would be the one to pick them up.
Jamming and dancing
The first night we stayed, Jon was kind enough to invite my friend and I to see him perform at the cafe and ended up dancing at another place. Jon had an amazing voice and was a wicked dancer. He has been performing weekly at the cafe since 2007.
On our last night in Palawan, Jon was so nice to open up his home and let us bring a few of our couch surfer friends to cook at his place. After two hours of cooking, we all jammed together and Jon and our friend Ira sang a beautiful duet. It was a perfect way to end the night at his place.


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Overweight or not?/
Well it depends on who is asking? If it is your insurance company, they are probably going off of BMI alone and a recent study from UCLA finds that 54 million Americans may have been mislabeled as obese or overweight, according to the LA Times.
Despite conventional wisdom, research has shown that people with high BMI's can actually be in great shape and those with "healthy" BMI's can be unhealthy. A. Janet Tomiyama, the study's lead author, reports that cholesterol, triglyceride levels, bp, and blood sugar were analyzed along with BMI. Unfortunately, new rules proposed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, could see millions of Americans unnecessarily penalized financially.
A more accurate measure may be a combination of BMI & Body Fat percentage along with analysis of key health markers. The testing is more involved, but it is better indicator of a person's fitness level. Two people may look similar, and have the same BMI, but they could actually have very different body fat amounts.
The big commonly known fault with BMI, and the reason behind its generality, is that the number does not take muscle mass into account. This makes BMI misleading in two ways:
- Firstly, a person who is underweight or normal on the BMI scale may still have a high percentage of body fat, meaning a lower level of fitness.
- On the flip side, a person with a large amount of muscle mass, for example a football player or bodybuilder, could be told by the BMI ranking that he or she is morbidly overweight, when the individual in fact has a low percent body fat and high fitness level.
The bottom line is that BMI is a general overview and should only be an introductory assessment of a person's body composition. It's perhaps useful when more involved testing is not available. For more truth behind the matter, look at percent body fat.


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New Delhi: Amidst all the gloom and the sadness due to the ball-tampering incident involving former Australia skipper Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft, there came a moment of comic relief at last. The setting was the Faf du Plessis press conference a day before the fourth Test against Australia.
As expected, the questions directed at him were less to do with the game at hand and more to do with the ball-tampering row. On Thursday, Du Plessis had seen Smith breaking down at the Sydney Airport during the Aussie's presser and sent him a compassionate text to calm him down. But as Du Plessis was answering a question thrown at him by the reporters and he was gathering words to sum up the entire episode, a mobile kept at his table rang and rang with a weird ringtone.
Some comic relief after a day of turmoil for cricket pic.twitter.com/rBGwPMxoBi
— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) March 29, 2018
That was it. The entire room had fits of laughter while Du Plessis put that very funnily saying, "Now that is a shocking ringtone. Looks like you are reporting for that ringtone" while also trying to answer the call. As the mobile was put on silent, Du Plessis went back to answering the question and another funny thing happened. He forgot what the question was. So he requested that the questions be asked again.


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August 22, 1997, Section D, Page 2Buy Reprints
Calling its planned endorsement deal with the Sunbeam Corporation ''an error,'' the chief executive of the American Medical Association abandoned, as expected, the organization's plan to endorse health care products yesterday and sought to dismantle its marketing alliance with Sunbeam.
''The A.M.A. apologizes for creating a public doubt about our motives,'' said Dr. P. John Seward, the organization's executive vice president, reading a statement in the association's Chicago headquarters, which was jointly signed by Thomas R. Reardon, chairman of the group's 20-member board.
As a result of the endorsement announcement last week, ''our credibility was called into question,'' Dr. Seward said. ''We take full responsibility for actions on our part that may have eroded our credibility.''
The much-criticized Sunbeam arrangement, announced last week with considerable fanfare, would have been the first such product endorsement by the A.M.A. in its 150-year history. But it plunged the group into a week of charges of conflict of interest and commercialism from consumer advocates, editorial writers, some of the group's 300,000 members and even some of its board members.
In the future, the association will continue to put its logo on informational literature intended to be placed in the packaging of health care products in exchange for fees. But Dr. Seward said yesterday that the association ''will change the presentation of the A.M.A.'s identification on product packages,'' he said, so that the association is not described ''as a product endorser.'' An A.M.A. spokesman said that the wording was being worked out.
In addition, Dr. Seward said that the A.M.A. would not accept royalty payments from Sunbeam, which had been estimated to be worth millions of dollars. Any fees from manufacturers for its health care information ''will not be used to generate additional funds for the A.M.A,'' he said, adding that no fees will be accepted ''beyond the audited and publicly disclosed amounts that will be needed'' for production.
Last week the A.M.A. announced that its endorsement was to have been exclusive for Sunbeam products in nine home-care categories including blood pressure monitors, heating pads and vaporizers.
But yesterday, Dr. Seward said that the A.M.A. would ask Sunbeam to release the group ''from participating in this program on an exclusive basis,'' he said.
''All who meet our standards in medicine should be eligible to participate in health-education partnerships with the A.M.A.,'' he said.
Sunbeam's chairman and chief executive, Albert J. Dunlap, issued a tough rejoinder. ''We have a contract with the A.M.A., which we are prepared to honor, and we expect them to honor it as well,'' he said.
Mr. Dunlap, a one-time West Point paratrooper now known as Chainsaw Al for the way he has downsized companies, brandished his sabre at the A.M.A. ''We will not hesitate to take all necessary actions to insure that the rights of Sunbeam and its shareholders continue to be protected,'' his statement said.
The A.M.A. board members ''have seen fit to impose conditions on the agreement which have not been negotiated between the parties,'' Mr. Dunlap said.
Dr. Seward said that ''any mistakes that were made were our own and we will ask for Sunbeam's cooperation in rectifying them.''
But Mr. Dunlap responded that Sunbeam was willing to meet with the medical association only ''without putting preconditions on the results of such a meeting.''
The Sunbeam agreement ''got into the realm of large dollars and big money and it clearly raised questions,'' said Lew Crampton, a spokesman for the association, adding that the A.M.A. had received ''a rousing second opinion from the American people.''
But critics were not mollified by the apologies. ''In the past week the A.M.A. has been hit with a nuclear bomb of bad publicity that has forced them to retreat from the worst parts of their plan, and that's good news,'' said Michael Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a consumer advocacy group. ''But even with their caveat, the logo will imply an endorsement. And that could be construed as deceptive marketing.''
And Dr. Sidney M. Wolfe, executive director of the Public Citizen's Health Research Group, said that despite its announcement, the association should be called ''the American Merchandising Association.''
The A.M.A. announcement came after the group's board held a conference-call meeting for two and half hours. Some members were out of the country and did not take part.
Dr. John C. Nelson, an obstetrician in Salt Lake City and a member of the board, said the conference call was ''cordial and candid,'' adding that ''we talked a lot about the process and how something like this should not happen again.''
Mr. Crampton said that an internal investigation of the Sunbeam approval process was under way. But Dr. Nelson said that censures against staff members were not discussed during the board meeting.


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