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This is how I incorporated the skirt. Even Elfie has to accessorize. He turned into "Elfina" for a day!
Look at that little notepad & pencil! Guess who made that???? The hubs!
You can see just how little this is! I am obsessed with anything miniature!
Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel, I made it out of clay....and when.....I'm stuck. I did have the Dreidel song playing on the smartboard. You can find anything on YouTube!
This was hysterical! I saw I had a message while they were in Gym...perfecto!
Hanging upside down on one of our pop-poms. I had a miniature notepad & a pencil made out of a toothpick with him.
Hey, first grader! What is the learning objective???? You better know it so the teacher doesn't get written up! I'm sorry but my students can't even say the word OBJECTIVE!
This is my whole class bucket filler bucket. I like to call the styrofoam peanuts "nuggets" because...well I love that word!
Elfie is hanging from the classroom beads...ha!
He was found playing around with the warm fuzzies quite a bit! He would take & give them too!
Elfie decided to hangout on the boggle board...tee hee!
Zip-lining across the classroom!
I have this easy button from Staples on my computer tower. After they pass an AR test they get to press the button....they love this! I put books all over the floor & signed in AR & was in the middle of a test when they walked in.
Elfie got into the boy indoor recess shelf. He had a dino fight with the creepy little man. Notice the familiar spectators??
Now he got into the girl indoor recess shelf & took a ride in the Barbie car.
He was found behind the lava lamp...it took them forever to find him! I wrote a note that said "Just chillaxin. Peace Out, Elfie."
Elfie filled a bucket!
This was fun! I had a busy body that is right next to this computer & she is the first one who spotted it!
Elfie was hanging onto the Grinch's back...they were on a scooter!!!! I told them he was trying to stop the Grinch from riding to the North Pole & telling on them.
I had the "Mexican Hat Dance" playing on the smartboard for this one....lol.
Elfie was multitasking in the Barbie kitchen. I left a note that he was trying to impress his new girlfriend & whipping up an elftastic meal.
This is our community crayon bin. I took the crayons out of the tub he is in & threw them everywhere!
The students found their jobs & pictures all turned upside down! Boy, did they giggle!
You don't have to be a blogger to join in on the fun. If you have some really different elf ideas to share leave us a comment below. If you do have a blog....teaching blog or not....please start taking pictures & join in on the fun. I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with during December.
The authors of this book really need to be giving this away to teachers because we are all promoting it...for free...and getting all of our classroom parents to purchase it to use at home. This is ALL.MY.KIDS.TALKED.ABOUT.ALL.THE.TIME. The parents loved that I took the time to do this & create wonderful memories for their children.
If you link up please grab the following button & link it back to me. If you have a blog from last year...link it up.
I will be taking new pictures this year & will be adding our elfcapades to this post. Happy Elfing!


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Dear Craig, We are extremely pleased with the manner and professionalism in which you handled the sale of our property in Old Marsh. Not only are you knowledgeable and professional, you are also pleasure to work with. Your business judgement and knowledge of the market is impeccable. As a result, you set the high-water mark in Old […]
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Craig and Heather's marketing approach and personal commitment throughout the listing and sale of our home was second to none. This together with their high level of professionalism and ability to communicate with other brokers is what sets them apart in an ever competitive industry, and ultimately solidified the sale of our home.
Your patience with us over the last few years in helping us to find our rental and then our new Florida residence was extremely helpful. Both of your knowledge of the various market sectors in this part of southeast Florida was extremely valuable and your patience with us and your attention to detail has been very impressive. Many of our friends are beginning to "migrate" to southern Florida and we obviously will send them all your way as they start to explore our part of the world. Thanks again for your professionalism, enthusiasm, and most importantly your honesty.
When we set out to buy our "dream house" we had a list of many features we knew we wanted. However, finding the perfect home that felt just right was a challenge. Heather and Craig were very efficient in scheduling numerous showings. Throughout that process they proved very adept at sorting out our very subjective likes and dislikes. Eventually they led us to the perfect home - one, in fact, we had originally passed on viewing. It turned out to be ideal and we are now thrilled to be living in our new home. Not only were Craig and Heather very helpful in negotiating the purchase of the new home, they were also able to sell our former nearby home for the best square foot price in the community. They are the best!
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Heather has proved to be an invaluable asset in the marketing and sale of my properties in Old Marsh Golf Club and Mirasol Country Club. She found the perfect buyers and the deals were seamless. She also represented me in the purchase of a property in Mirasol Country Club. She secured the deal with a professional approach all the while at the price I was willing to pay. I plan on using her and Craig in any future real estate dealings I have.
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Heather and Craig Bretzlaff acted as my agents on the sale of my residence in a prestigious gated golfing community in Florida. Dealing with them was an extremely pleasant and productive experience starting with their input on the proper asking price which was backed up by information and statistics that others did not provide. When a prospective buyer materialized, Craig and Heather worked efficiently and effectively with the buyer to establish the proper sales price. The buyer was traveling at the time and both Craig and Heather maintained contact with the buyer on a daily basis and the transaction was completed to my satisfaction, and in a timely fashion. I was extremely satisfied with their patience, knowledge, and determination and consider the experience to have been very professional and pleasant.
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South Carolina has issued the first substantive challenge to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' timetable for deepening the Savannah River.
In a notice filed Dec. 30, the staff of that state's Department of Health and Environmental Control proposed a denial to the corps' Water Quality Certification application for the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project. The agency had too little time to complete an adequate review by the corps' late January deadline, it said.
The corps released its long-awaited study Nov. 16, recommending the river channel be dredged from 42 feet to 47 feet, a depth it cites as most economically beneficial for the nation. It laid out the plans of the local sponsor Georgia Department of Transportation to take on the additional cost of digging to 48 feet, the depth preferred by the Georgia Ports Authority.
The 30-pound, double-sided document also details both the environmental impacts of these depths and strategies for lessening those impacts. In its public notice about the proposed denial, the South Carolina agency makes special note of two of those impacts - the degradation of more than 1,000 acres of wetlands and a decrease in oxygen that's planned to be addressed by a giant mechanical bubbler system.
But it was the short time allotted to come to a decision - the 60-day public comment period that ends Jan. 25 - that triggered the denial, said DHEC spokesman Thom Berry. DHEC twice asked the corps in writing to extend the time period, to no avail, Berry said. South Carolina cites the federal Clean Water Act under which the certification is sought as the source of a much more lenient one-year time frame in which it must respond.
"We just did not feel we would have enough time to do the review necessary to come to a decision," Berry said. "It's not an issue of the merits; it's more of a time issue."
The corps is working with the agency to resolve the issue, said spokesman Billy Birdwell, who confirmed the agency has "a reasonable time (not to exceed one year) to act on a request for certification.
"The corps is working cooperatively with (them) to resolve this issue and any other potential water quality concerns the state may have regarding the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project," he said.
Birdwell declined to say if the corps plans to appeal the denial, an appeal it would have to make no later than Jan. 14.
Because the river is shared between two states, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources has also been asked to prepare a water quality certification for the project. Georgia won't have its certification finished by Jan. 25, either, said Keith Parsons, an environmental compliance specialist with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. He's given the corps a verbal assurance that it will eventually receive the certification, but he won't have even a draft finished before the end of February, he said.
"It's too big and complex a document to put something together quickly that's going to stand up," he said.
But South Carolina's denial didn't sound like it was only about timing to Parsons.
"South Carolina is protecting its interests in Charleston," he said. "It's politics for them. There are X number of federal dollars to deepen, and South Carolina is going to play politics to leverage resources to keep its port competitive with Savannah."
Whatever the motivation, the denial was discouraging to Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director Curtis Foltz.
"We are confident that after 11 years of study, the science employed to develop the Environmental Impact Study and mitigation efforts are sound," he said. "It is disappointing that the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control would potentially seek to delay a project of national significance that is critically important to the economies of both South Carolina and Georgia."
The deepening review process will continue as scheduled - with the public comment period ending Jan. 25, as previously announced, Birdwell said.
"The current project schedule will be maintained while potential water quality certification issues are reviewed and resolved," he said.
The certification process is a "key component" of the Clean Water Act, said Chris DeScherer of the Southern Environmental Law Center.
"It gives states the ability to weigh in and determine whether a proposed project or license will comply with that state's water quality standards."However, its use in blocking a harbor deepening has been challenged. On the same day that harbor deepening documents were released here, a U.S. District Court in Delaware ruled that state's water quality certification was not necessary for deepening to proceed on the Delaware River. The project will benefit the Port of Philadelphia.
DHEC balks at dredging timetable
South Carolina has issued the first substantive challenge to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' timetable for deepening the Savannah River.


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KBA North America has selected Marty (Martin) Pierce as its new mid-Atlantic sales manager for its sheetfed offset press sales. Pierce's territory will include Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington D.C.
"We welcome Marty Pierce to the KBA family," says Mark Hischar, president and CEO of KBA North America. "We believe his in-depth experience and sales ability will be a great asset to our existing and potential customers in the Mid-Atlantic region. As we continue to roll out new presses and services and market our wide array of leading offset and digital presses for the small shop to the large commercial and packaging printers and everyone in between, we're confident in Marty's ability to explain and differentiate our award-winning technology, secure business, and make our company the easiest to do business with."
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KBA North America is located in Dallas, Texas and a member of the KBA Group. Established almost 200 years ago in Wuerzburg, Germany, Koenig & Bauer AG (KBA) is the oldest and second largest press manufacturer worldwide. KBA's banner, 'People & Print', reflects its dual focus as a leading innovator for print entrepreneurs. The group's product range is the broadest in the industry; its portfolio includes commercial and newspaper web presses, sheetfed offset presses in all format classes, inkjet systems and presses, special presses for banknotes, securities, metal-decorating, smart cards and discs. For more information, visit kba.com.


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Medford, Mass. -- New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) player of the week Lauren Quisenberry picked up the lone point for the MIT women's tennis team in a big way on Thursday in an 8-1 loss to Tufts University. The freshman Quisenberry beat senior Julia Browne at the first singles position. Browne is the defending national singles champion at the division 3 level.
Quisenberry, after taking the first game of the match, dropped the first set by a 2-6 score. Down but not out, she fought back and won the second set in a tiebreak (7-4) and then played to a 10-4 victory in the final set to complete the comeback.
Browne and Shelci Bowman had already gotten the better of Quisenberry and Julia Hsu in the first doubles contest, beating them in a tough 8-4 match. The Jumbos took all three doubles points to jump out to an early lead, with the biggest test coming at second doubles. Melissa Diskin and Katie O'Neal put up six games before bowing out.
O'Neal put up a good effort at third singles, but could not overcome Edwina Stewart, falling 4-6, 1-6. Tufts swept the second through sixth singles matches in straight sets.
The Jumbos will next play Williams College on October 9th while MIT will get back to NEWMAC action on October 2nd against Mount Holyoke College in Cambridge.
The full results from Thursday's match at Tufts University,
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- Quisenberry/Hsu lost to Browne/Bowman 8-4
- Diskin/O'Neal lost to Lam/Katz 8-6
- Jenny/Rees lost to Hollender/Gann 8-0
- Dohlman/Makhni lost to Lacara/Siegel 8-0 (exhibition)
- Quisenberry def Browne 2-6, 7-6 (4), 10-4
- Hsu lost to Katz 6-1, 6-3
- O'Neal lost to Stewart 6-4, 6-1
- Dsikin lost to Hollender 6-1, 6-1
- Jenny lost to Gann 6-1, 6-0
- Dohlman lost to Lam 6-1, 6-0
- Rees lost to Bowman 6-0, 6-0 (exhibition)
- Makhni lost to Lacara 8-1 (exhibition)
- Pomeroy lost to Kimmel 8-0 (exhibition)
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The National Hurricane Center in Miami said Thursday afternoon that the storm is headed west at about 22 mph toward the Caribbean. Tropical storm warnings are in effect for the islands of Barbados, Dominica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Martinique, Guadeloupe and the Grenadines.
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November 2012
Freelance journalists from France, Spain and Britain on Wednesday won the Rory Peck Awards for video reporting in warzones including Libya and Syria.
The annual award, presented at the ceremony at the British Film Institute, recognizes the achievement of freelance cameramen and women working in news around the world.
Alberto Arce and Ricardo Garcia Vilanova from Spain took the features prize for a self-funded film about young rebel fighters in the besieged Libyan city of Misrata.
Arce, who has directed several documentaries in Iraq and Afghanistan, joined The Associated Press earlier this year as a correspondent in Honduras.
French freelance photographer and filmmaker Mani won the news award for a report on the Syrian forces' shelling campaign in Homs in February. Mani gained rare access to the people and fighters in the city as they took on President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
Briton Daniel Bogado won the Sony Impact Award for a film on a largely unknown war between civilians and the government in Sudan.
The AP is a sponsor of the Rory Peck Trust, which produces the awards. The prize, established in 1995, is named after freelance cameraman Rory Peck, who was killed in Moscow in 1993.
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I started this project with the aim of learning the story of their intersection.
Section 1: First engagements (1967)
Section 2: The Teamster Shield (1970)
Section 3: The State-wide Struggle (1973)
Phillip Martin wrote:[T]he neglect of farmworkers was rooted in more than the assumption that most would soon become farmers or nonfarm workers. A permanent class of farmworkers, especially in a country that offered free land to all who wanted to farm, was an uncomfortable topic in a nation founded on the ideals of equality. Slavery was the system initially used in the South to assure plantation agriculture…a supply of labor. Farmers in the western United States depended on hired farmworkers, many of whom were immigrants who had no other U.S. job options, to help them produce crops for distant markets in the eastern states.
Walsh Craypo (1979) wrote:The Teamsters' initial involvement with farm worker contracts was precipitated by a large grower's problems with unionization threats from other unions. Bud Antle, Inc., one of the Salinas Valley's wealthiest growers, signed a field worker contract with the IBT to thwart the organizing efforts of two more radical unions- the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee (AWOC) and the United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPWA).
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The Venere shower enclosures are made of PVC, which is a widely used material in the modern furniture field thanks to its long-lasting and strong properties. It is a made in Italy item, that was created on purpose to be installed in little time, so as to save on the costs for the assembly.
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*SPOILER ALERT* Don't read any further if you'd still like to try to guess who the two photographers are. If you have already guessed or have no idea what I'm talking about, read on.
copyrights, Terry Richardson (left), Ted Sabarese (right)
So there you have it. Terry shot the meat Gaga and I shot the meat skirt with potato skin top. But how?
GAGA: This Japan Vogue cover inspired the Lady's full-on beef evening gown at the MTV Music Awards. Terry created it with one, on-camera speedlight.
Camera: Nikon D3x with 50mm lens, handheld. Shot at 1/60, f5.6, ISO 100.
Lighting: One on-camera flash. Lots of assistants watching.
Comments: The meat dress was originally more filled out, but Lady Gaga snacked on the mid-section when craft services ran out of Goobers.
MEAT SKIRT: This image from my "Hunger Pains" series is one of five outfits representing a meal that the model was craving. It was created with two lights. And this isn't a guess.
Camera: Hasselblad H1 with 80mm lens and Leaf Aptus 75 back, set on a tripod 12 feet back.
Lighting: The key light is a gridded, white beauty dish at f11 six feet to camera left and eight feet high. The fill light is a large strip bank at f4 1/2 (-2 1/2 stops) with the bottom half flagged to keep the focus on the model's face. It's set six feet to camera right and slightly in front.
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The photographer behind the iPhone photograph that graced the cover of TIME Magazine this month has said that Apple's smartphone camera gives the advantage of being able to instantly share images, and that it's not the equipment that determines the quality of a photograph, it's the photographer's mind.
Ben Lowy is a 'conflict photographer,' travelling to Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq to capture the dramatic scenes taking place there, and, more recently, to the US during Hurricane Sandy. Often, Lowy uses just his iPhone 4S combined with some photo editing apps and external battery packs to produce his images.
Lowy's photo of aggressive waves being forced into America's East Coast during the recent superstorm was selected as the cover photo of Time this month, and in an interview with TUAW, Lowy spoke about why he chooses to use Apple's smartphone to capture his photographs.
"People don't think twice about it," Lowy said when asked whether he is embarrassed as a professional photographer to whip out his iPhone when his colleagues are using big DSLRs. "It's a fast little camera and I do like that on a tough assignment."
He admitted that he is sometimes pushed aside by pros who assume that he is a tourist or amateur photographer because of his camera of choice.
Lowy says that he takes two iPhones (one as a backup) and Mophie Juice Packs for an extra battery boost, and a Manfrotto LED light with him on assignments.
To edit his photos, Lowy uses iOS apps Hipstamatic and Snapseed, and he uses Instagram to get his pictures to TIME when he is working with them.
The downfall of the iPhone is its low-light performance, Lowy explained. He wishes that he could control the shutter speed and depth of field of his iPhone's camera, especially when he is photographing during dawn or sunsets. "What you are giving up is some creative control," said Lowy. "You can do some things with filters, but the iPhone camera does have limitations."
But, despite the negative aspects of the iPhone's camera, a huge positive is the ability to take photos quickly and share them with the rest of the world in an instant.
Lowy believes it's not the camera equipment that defines the quality of a photograph; it's the mind of a photographer. "Everyone has a pen," he said,"but not everyone can draw."
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Some of you may have missed the announcements at the top of each forum about the new Classified Posting Rules that we are instituting here. These rules were posted on June 6th and now that people have had 3 weeks to start using them we are going to begin applying these. If you have not seen them then please read through them before you post in here. This way you dont get mad when the moderators lock or remove your thread for not following these new rules.
We understand there is going to be an adjustment period and we want to appologize in advance. Our classifieds have been ignored for long enough and we simply want to better them for everyone. In the long run we honestly believe this will make the forums much more user friendly for everyone. Especially those using the search function.
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By Terri Moon Cronk
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28, 2012 - The education center at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial "Wall" will be a place to join the past to the future, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said at the center's groundbreaking ceremony today.
Dr. Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, joined Panetta at the ceremony, held near the memorial on the National Mall here. The groundbreaking included a large delegation of congressional and military leaders and members of Gold Star Families -- an organization for families that have lost loved ones in military service.
"It will be a site for future generations of Americans to learn, think and reflect on our nation's wars and those who fought them," Panetta said of the education center. "This is a very poignant moment, for a very special place in my heart for [Vietnam veterans]."
The center, which will honor veterans from several U.S. wars, will bring to life the stories of the more than 58,000 U.S. service members who were lost during the Vietnam War. Stories and photos of the fallen from Iraq and Afghanistan also will be featured until those veterans have their own national place of honor, event officials said.
"As I travel across the country and the world, I am always inspired by the strength and the resilience of our military families," Biden, also a military mom, told the audience.
"But there are many Americans who don't know anyone in the military," she added. "As a life-long educator, that's why the education center is so important. It will help ensure our veterans will always be remembered -- not just in name, by but by their actions. Those actions will become part of the lessons that educate and inspire us for years to come."
This year begins the 50th anniversary commemoration of the United States' participation in the Vietnam War, Panetta told the audience.
"We remember their bravery and heroism and we will never forget their sacrifices during that conflict," he said of U.S. service members who fought in Vietnam.
Panetta spoke of his recent travels to Vietnam, noting that Defense Department officials were working diligently in Hanoi to find and identify remains of U.S. service members who are missing in action there and throughout the region.
"It is our sacred duty to leave no one behind," Panetta said. "We will not rest until every MIA is brought home. I assure you that your government is committed to the fullest possible accounting of our missing service members from the Vietnam War."
Panetta said Americans failed to acknowledge the sacrifices of the nation's service members when they returned home after the war.
"America's recognition came too late," he said. "The Vietnam generation is graying now. Preserving stories requires more than a place of remembrance. It needs a place of education. [These veterans] must never be forgotten."
The center will focus on a divisive time in the nation's history from which it learned meaningful lessons, the secretary said.
"That war is always a last resort, that we must have a clear mission [to fight], that people can oppose a war and still support the troops, and that we should always cherish the legacy of valor and self-sacrifice our veterans represent and make America strong," he said.
Panetta said the center will honor the nation's military heroes "by telling the stories of brave American warriors, past and present, we help ensure we'll never forget the sacrifices of those who paid the ultimate price for their country."
"The torch of freedom these heroes carried into battle must be passed from generation to generation, so we never stop fighting for a better future for our children," the secretary said.
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Immigrant New Yorkers: Stand And Be Counted
This year we can and must do better. There is too much at stake. Fill out the census. It takes ten minutes to answer ten questions.
That adds up to a whole lot of dollars and a much better future for our children. It's Our New York. This time, Let's Make Sure We're Counted.
[Op-Ed: On Census 2010]
Census Day is an opportunity for every resident of the United States to be counted.
The census only comes around once every ten years. It's the only time each decade that every resident of this country gets the opportunity to be counted, and to have that counting impact the drawing of congressional districts, the number of representatives from their state to the U. S. Congress, and the amount of money our communities get from the $400 billion pie that the federal government distributes.
The good news is that only good things can come from being counted in the census. It results in aid from the federal government to the states. Money that pays for affordable housing, Medicaid payments, goes into creating better schools, smaller classrooms, improved healthcare, road construction, investment in our neighborhoods, safer streets and greater political representation. In New York's case, this year $25 billion is at stake.
As a Caribbean immigrant, I am well aware, however, of the great fear that many immigrants and others in our community have about giving information about their households to the federal government. I emigrated from Grenada, West Indies years ago. Many of my family members were also successful in gaining legal entry to the States. I know, however, that there are many other individuals from all parts of the world, the Caribbean, Europe, South and Central America, and Asia--many living in communities in Brooklyn--who were not able to enter this country legally.
These individuals are often terrified about filling out the census. They are afraid the information will be shared with immigration services and that they, or possibly a family member who lives with them but does not have their 'papers,' may be tracked and reported as a result of the information they provide.
Many others in our community fear that the information will be turned over to Homeland Security, legal services, the housing authority, or other government agencies.
This is absolutely untrue.
The truth is that the Census Bureau cannot share the information that you fill out on the census form about yourself and your family with any other government agency. In fact, the information that you and I put down on the census cannot be made public or shared with any other federal agency for another 72 years. For example, the information from the 1940 census will only become public in 2012.
The census' sole purpose is so the government can get an accurate count of the number of people living in a community and in turn determine the appropriate amount of resources that community should get for education, healthcare, police/fire/emergency services, sanitation, and infrastructure development. It also determines how congressional districts are drawn, and the number of elected representatives from that state to the U.S. House of Representatives.
Answering the census accurately and making sure that all the members of your household are counted will only bring good things to our community. It will only bring greater resources and better representation.
For too long many who live in our community--immigrants, Caribbeans, Blacks, Latinos--have been designated as "hard-to-count" populations. Communities like those in Central and North Brooklyn. Like Flatbush, East Flatbush, Crown Heights, Brownsville, East New York, and Bushwick.
Communities peopled by immigrants and people of color. This has cost New York hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars. That loss means fewer services and less representation.
This year we can and must do better. There is too much at stake. Fill out the census. It takes ten minutes to answer ten questions.
That adds up to a whole lot of dollars and a much better future for our children. It's Our New York. This time, Let's Make Sure We're Counted.
If you need help with the form, please contact the Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (CACCI) at (718) 287-1870, or visit us at www.caccitradecenter.com. You may also visit the NYS/CACCI Census 2010 Outreach and Mobilization Office at the Flatbush Caton Market at 814 Flatbush Avenue at the corner of Caton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226. Bilingual English, Spanish and French/Creole speaking outreach workers will be available to help you 7 days a week. You may also contact the NYS Census offices by visiting http://census2010.ny.gov.
Roy A. Hastick is president and CEO of the Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (CACCI)
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You can get a lot of bike for £300 these days – a fully-featured road iron or a very decent flat-barred hybrid. And if you want a folding bike? Well, cheap folders have always been part of the market but the Compact from Revolution is something a little bit different: a fully featured, fully kitted out, all Aluminium folder for just £279. It's a folder with a bit of class, too, built by fold-meisters Dahon and featuring locking main and stem hinges. You get folding pedals, a kickstand, a rack and mudguards, and Revolution even throw in a bag too – how's that for value?
First impressions are very good. The frame is well-made and neatly finished in a matt dark blue. The main hinge is a chunky affair and shuts with a reassuring click, and there's a second beam above the hinge that braces across the fold and helps to spread forces through the frame. The Aluminium fork is mated with an extendable folding steerer, that again features a fairly foolproof locking hinge, and it's nice to have an adjustable height bar on a machine at this price.
Shimano EZ-Fire takes charge of the shifting duties and it's a very functional system, even if the trigger/button integrated shifter is a bit ergonomically challenged. Six speeds isn't the biggest range, and the Compact is fairly easy to spin out on the flat, but it's nippy away from the lights and capable of climbing some steep hills.
Where the Revolution really scores is comfort. It's a really comfy bike to ride. That long seatpost and steerer do a great deal to dissipate shock, and they do it without feeling overly flexy. Okay you wouldn't want to sprint to catch your train, and there's a bit of sideways movement in the 'bars, but you're getting an very rideable bike for your money. It's especially good around town – nimble and well suited to traffic dodging. The tyres are decent rather than good, and the wheels are a bit heavy (though their small size makes the extra weight less noticeable) but they'll cope with plenty of abuse, as will most of the kit on the bike.
So on to integrated transport: how does it fare when folded? Well the fold is straightforward – flip the 'bars down, unlock the main hinge and drop the seatpost. The resulting package is small enough to stow away on a bus with only a minimum of filthy looks from other 'inconvenienced' travellers (it sticks out a bit), and it's fine on the train; it'll also fit into the boot of pretty much any normal-sized car.
The only downside is the overall weight of the bike. At 13kg it's certainly no lightweight and you do feel it when lugging the Compact around, much more so than when you're riding. It's better when you stick it in the bag supplied but it's a Sysiphean ordeal to get it in there; for every bit you stuff in another one will poke out. The bag could definitely do with being a bit bigger.
Other kit is great for the money. The plastic folding pedals don't last in our experience but they're fine while they do. The mudguards and rack are well made, and the kickstand is the same one you'll find on folding bikes costing twice as much. The saddle is best described as a 'comfort' model but it's fine for the short hops the Compact is designed for.
Overall the Revolution is a very likeable bike, punching well above its price bracket. The weight's a bit of an issue, especially for lighter-built riders, but there's no mistaking the quality ride and solid feel of the bike as a whole. To get such a good package together in these days of currency meltdown is a grand job, and the Compact upholds Edinburgh's reputation for producing quality bikes at the lower end of the market.
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Make and model: Revolution Compact Folder
Price: 279.99
Weight: 12980g
Size tested: one size
About the bike
State the frame and fork material and method of construction. List the components used to build up the bike.
Frame: Tig welded Alu, folding
Fork: Alu
Bar and stem: folding Alu
Transmission: Shimano EZ-Fire 6sp
Brakes: Promax V-style
Wheels: 20" unbranded alloy
Tyres: Kenda 20x1.5 reflective
Mudguards: Chromoplastic
Rack: Alu
Pedals: Suntour folding
Transit bag: nylon
Tell us what the bike is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about the bike?
It's a cheap folder but not a no-frills one: you get rack, mudguards, folding pedals and even a transit back for less than £300. For someone looking at making their commute cheaper it's an excellent option.
Frame and fork
Tell us about the build quality and finish of the frame and fork?
The Revolution bikes are built by Dahon and although they don't necessarily use Dahon's most up-to-date folding mechanisms everything works perfectly and the frame is well built, well finished and well aligned.
Tell us about the materials used in the frame and fork?
All-Aluminium construction with steel folding mechanisms
Tell us about the geometry of the frame and fork?
Sit up and beg, as you would expect. The smaller the rider the more upright the position tends to be, although the 'bars are height adjustable which is good spec for the money.
How was the bike in terms of height and reach? How did it compare to other bikes of the same stated size?
It was surprisingly adaptable, taking riders from 5'6" up to a maximum of about 6'3" without any problems at all
Riding the bike
Was the bike comfortable to ride? Tell us how you felt about the ride quality.
The ride quality is excellent. There's plenty of give, obviously, from the long seatpost and stem but the frame and fork being small give it a really solid base
Did the bike feel stiff in the right places? Did any part of the bike feel too stiff or too felxible?
It's a little flexy in the stem, especially when fully extended, and there's a bit of side-to-side movement in the 'bars even when done up tightly. Other than that it's very good considering the design.
How did the bike transfer power? Did it feel efficient?
You'll want to be sitting down, and the upright position doesn't favour big efforts. But for what it it, it's pretty efficient.
Was there any toe-clip overlap with the front wheel? If so, was it a problem?
I didn't have any problems.
How would you describe the steering? Was it lively, neutral or unresponsive? Pretty lively
Tell us some more about the handling. How did the bike feel overall? Did it do particular things well or badly?
Overall it's excellent. You can get up to a decent lick downhill without the bike feeling nervous. On the flat it cruises really well and it's easy to nip in and out of traffic with the tight steering and small wheelbase
The drivetrain
Wheels and tyres
Your verdict
Did you enjoy riding the bike? Yes
Would you consider buying the bike? Yes
Would you recommend the bike to a friend? Yes
About the tester
Age: 36 Height: 190cm Weight: 105kg
I usually ride: Schwinn Moab, urbanised with 700cs My best bike is: Trek 1.5 with upgrades
I've been riding for: 10-20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, general fitness riding, fixed/singlespeed, mtb, Mountain Bike Bog Snorkelling
Dave is a founding father of road.cc, having previously worked on Cycling Plus and What Mountain Bike magazines back in the day. He also writes about e-bikes for our sister publication ebiketips. He's won three mountain bike bog snorkelling World Championships, and races at the back of the third cats.


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After a very busy Jannuary I finally have some more time to work on simon again. Do expect more updates than usual from me this month :)
The first week(s) I will be working on getting the Akonadi integration in simon up and running. Using this new plugin you will be able to schedule simon commands on specific dates / times using your conventional groupware infrastructure.
For example, you can use simons dialog system to wake you up in the morning by scheduling an event in KOrganizer with a special (but configurable) prefix in the events summary: By default "[simon-command] Dialog/Welcome" would execute the welcome dialog at the start time of the event in your calendar.
The Akonadi plugin also provides the option to react on other, "normal" events by displaying a reminder about them - again by using the dialog system. This is meant as a replacement of the korganizer reminder system for voice controlled systems.
You can even use the Akonadi plugin to schedule command executions from within simon.
The dialog system has been spruced up and now sports support for user avatars and multiple texts per state (one will be randomly selected during execution to make the system feel a bit more natural).
Other than that I will also be working - again - on improving our speech model creation technique and have also been assigned to have a look at some problems in ssc / sscd again that seem to creep up in the windows version.
The other parts of our Benefit project are also progressing well and we will be starting the first prototyping tests within the next couple of weeks. I hope I can get some video demonstrations done before the end of the month.
Of course, next to all that serious business I couldn't resist to hack around a bit and developed a tiny proof of concept that demonstrates a novel approach on how to deal with false positives in a speech recognition system that will basically running 24 / 7.
The prototype uses opencv and the webcam of my notebook and runs a simple face detection on the current image. If no person is found sitting in front of the laptop and looking at its screen, simon is automatically disabled. As soon as the user looks at the computer again, the system is re-activated.
This is just a proof of concept at this stage but is already working quite well. I hope to extend this into a regular simon plugin that could use simons filter system to toggle recognition for simon 0.4. Yes, we are going multimodal :)


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07 Dec 2012 00:00
The recently launched Steve Biko Centre will bring people together in a way Biko would have applauded, says Azapo's Mosibudi Mangena.
Steve Bantu Biko was studying medicine when the imperatives of the struggle for freedom swept him off that course. We cannot know whether he would have made a good or happy doctor.
We do know that he was critical of doctors who would not get involved in the struggle to liberate their people from political and social conditions that contributed to their poor health.
Most of us experienced Biko as a teacher, philosopher, political theorist, organiser, leader and activist. He thrived on bringing people together to talk and share ideas.
His writings teach us about ourselves: our culture, psyche, politics, religion, education and more of what makes us what we are.
It is marvellous that the Steve Biko Foundation, in collaboration with the department of arts and culture, launched the Steve Biko Centre on November 30 in Ginsberg, Biko's township, outside King William's Town in the Eastern Cape.
The centre will bring people together in a way he would have applauded. There will be market spaces enabling economic activities in much the same way as Biko's self-help project, the black community programmes, did in King William's Town.
A conscientising tool
The archives and library resource centre will enable the community, especially the youth, to acquaint itself with its history; this will hopefully create better citizens. The training facilities at the centre will certainly enrich lives in the community.
The South African Students' Organisation, in which Biko first distinguished himself, believed in using the arts, especially performance, as a conscientising tool. The centre will have a performance and production section to continue this tradition.
Considering Biko's work for liberation as well as the horrible manner of his death, such a centre would be incomplete without a garden honouring human rights.
The centre is not just a grand structure to catch the attention of everyone entering Ginsberg. It is a facility of immense value to the community in which it is situated and those beyond it. It is easy to see students of history, the arts, community development and other fields visiting the centre for inspiration and to do research. Its value will be utilitarian, spiritual, educational, cultural and economic.
The challenge that faces the Biko foundation, the arts and culture department, other funders — and all of us — lies in sustaining the centre for many decades to come so that it can benefit generations of South Africans well into the future. It is an inheritance they deserve.
Mosibudi Mangena is a former Azanian People's Organisation leader and former minister of science and technology
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The Jordanian National Football team continues to reap the rewards of its August victory in the 9th Arab Football Championship as it climbed five spots to 19th in the ranking of the 43 Asian countries, according to Al Rai Daily. This development has important implications for the 2002 World Cup qualifying rounds as it pushed the team from category C to category B, increasing its chance of facing weaker opponents. Exactly who Jordan will meet will be determined tomorrow following the FIFA draw to be held in the Japanese capital. The championship victory also helped improve its FIFA standing to 115.
The almost 200 teams competing for a World Cup spot are divided according to regions. During the qualifying rounds, the teams of each region play against each other with the best countries winning spots in the World Cup, to be held in Japan and South Korea.
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This week's Tuesday News Day is all about saving. Saving on high-end fashion, saving on Thanksgiving, saving on shipping, and saving at the pump. Plus, you've got a new excuse to bargain shop! Turns out, you may just be genetically programmed to love a good deal.
Amazon takes a walk down the runway.
Amazon is honing in on the fashion market. They just opened up a 40,000 square-foot fashion photography studio. Fashion is one of the Amazon's fastest-growing businesses. While it's mostly speculation at this point, we can expect to see changes in the future, which may include dedicated high-end fashion areas on the site, possible designer collaborations, and innovation in mobile and social shopping.
Source: Fashionista
Do you possess the bargain-shopping gene?
Does a sale make you giddy? Well that might just be genetics at work. We all get a little blast of dopamine (a feel-good neurotransmitter) when we see a good deal. But, while the majority of us are able to flush the dopamine before making our purchasing decision, 1 in 4 have the COMT gene. That means dopamine sticks around a little longer and you are more likely to snag up those good bargains.
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Another store to spend Thanksgiving night at.
J.C. Penney is the latest retailer to announce they will open their doors on Thanksgiving night. Most J.C. Penney locations will open doors at 8 p.m. and stay open for 25 hours. Last year, the store opened at 6 a.m., Friday, making it one of the last retailers to kickoff Black Friday. Macy's made a similar announcement last week.
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Gasoline prices will be an average of 11¢ cheaper this year, according to a forecast from the Energy Information Agency. Meaning American drivers are collectively saving $40 million a day at the pump compared to last year. If the forecast pans out, then gas prices should stick around an average of $3.30 a gallon for the rest of the year.
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Today I thought I would hop on to share one on my layouts using the now sold out March project and add-on kits from The Paper Bakery! These kits are seriously fabulous, I definitely reccommend heading over and signing up for a sub, you can get 3, 6, and 1-year subscriptions, and I tell you, its worth it to know that you will be guaranteed one of these awesome and jam full packed kits every month!
Here is one of my favorite layouts from this kit:
The colors and patterns in these kits were fabulous! This is also one of the first cuts I made using my new Cameo! I'm in love! :)
Make sure you head over to The Paper Bakery, be inspired by the rest of the awesome design team, and play along in our current sketch challenge! You have until Sunday to link up your project!:)
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What exactly is ChristianMingle suggesting you do with her once you "find God's match for you?"
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...because he hath humbled her, he may not put her away all his days
Well, if I had to 'translate' this to modern day application, I'd say if a guy has sex with a girl and it's her first time, not only does he have to marry her, but divorce is entirely out of the question. Of course this would mean there were no babies born out of wedlock, so I'm now rather shocked and upset that this religious instruction is not being adhered too. Shame on you, Christians.
I keep getting ChristianMingle adds on youtube. I think it's because of all the atheist sites I visit being lumped in with the subject of "religion" by Google's ad department. Anyone else getting lots of these?
Yeah I have often wondered why Christians don't follow the levitical law. Paul talked about grace not nullifying the law but rather completing it. Just like how the Jews created Yom kippur to avoid having to do blood sacrifices. If they really felt their particular religious text was the unadulterated word of God then why do they not adhere to it?
Well, I think they might have to do a whole lot of "putting to death" to follow it exactly.
I'm pretty sure Christian Mingle doesn't really pay attention to where their ads go.
The strangest place I saw one of their commercials was during the first airing of the movie "Deadgirl" on Chiller (cable channel). The description from IMDB: "Two high school boys discover an imprisoned woman in an abandoned mental asylum who cannot die." She's a traditional movie zombie who the guys find and then have sex with. Nice Christian values: necrophilia. LOL
5 million members with a "pop" of 30 bucks a month. This website is not concerned with morals or values. It's the bucks.
Exactly Marc! I'm always baffled when the same government officials who rail against the evils of Sharia law would happily post the 10 commandments in our courthouses. The fact that there is almost no major difference between Sharia and OT laws never even occurs to them, mostly because most of them have never actually READ the OT in it's entirety :)
Oh but from their point of view, there would be--Sharia is weighted to favor Islam and the OT is weighted to favor Xianity--or so they believe, anyhow, it's more in favor of Judaism in actual fact. Anyhow that makes all the difference in the world because Xianity is right and Islam is a bunch of barbarians who just happen to act exactly the same in every other regard, as the OT teaches us to act.
Of course, today in practice the overwhelming majority of Xians ignore most of that stuff then claim they get their morality out of the Bible. (Though they do seem to focus on Leviticus 20:13.)
I wouldn't be surprised...


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Notice of Availability of an Environmental Assessment/Habitat Conservation Plan and Receipt of an Application for a Permit for the Incidental Take of the Houston toad (
Douglas and Julie Decker (Applicants) have applied to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) for an incidental take permit pursuant to Section 10(a) of the Endangered Species Act (Act). The Applicants have been assigned permit number TE-028087-0. The requested permit, which is for a period of 5 years, would authorize the incidental take of the endangered Houston toad (
The Service has prepared the Environmental Assessment/Habitat Conservation Plan (EA/HCP) for the incidental take application. A determination of jeopardy to the species or a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) will not be made until at least 30 days from the date of publication of this notice. This notice is provided pursuant to Section 10(c) of the Act and National Environmental Policy Act regulations (40 CFR 1506.6).
Written comments on the application should be received on or before August 10, 2000.
Persons wishing to review the application may obtain a copy by writing to the Regional Director, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, P.O. Box 1306, Room 4102, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103. Persons wishing to review the EA/HCP may obtain a copy by contacting Dianne Lee, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 10711 Burnet Road, Suite 200, Austin, Texas 78758 (512/490-0057). Documents will be available for public inspection by written request, by appointment only, during normal business hours (8:00 to 4:30) at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Austin, Texas. Written data or comments concerning the application and EA/HCP should be submitted to the Field Supervisor, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Austin, Texas, at the above address. Please refer to permit number TE-028087-0 (Decker) when submitting comments.
Dianne Lee at the above U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Office, Austin, Texas.
Section 9 of the Act prohibits the "taking" of endangered species such as the Houston toad. However, the Service, under limited circumstances, may issue permits to take endangered wildlife species incidental to, and not the purpose of, otherwise lawful activities. Regulations governing permits for endangered species are at 50 CFR 17.22.


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French President Nicolas Sarkozy is on a nuclear power selling spree in the Middle East.
He has recently pledged to assist the civilian nuclear programs of three oil-producing countries in this conflict-prone region: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. These pledges were preceded by signed offers of nuclear aid to Algeria and Libya, two other oil exporters.
If history is any guide, two things seem probable. First, these nuclear power sales are an attempt to ensure a stable oil supply at a time when prices are approaching record highs. And second, this oil for nuclear technology swap is a deal that France will later regret.
As part of my research at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, I recently analyzed more than 2,000 nuclear agreements – like the ones France just signed – that countries have concluded since 1950. The findings confirmed that the common practice of trading nuclear technology for steady oil is a bad idea. The short-term gains for the nuclear supplier almost always result in adverse long-term repercussions – like the spread of nuclear weapons.
For example, in 1975, France signed an agreement with Iraq authorizing the export of a research reactor and highly enriched uranium. According to French officials at the time, their aim was to obtain a permanent and secure oil supply from a country that provided 20 percent of its oil.
It worked. But it also had tremendous consequences for international and regional security.
According to intelligence estimates, French assistance could have enabled Iraq to build nuclear weapons in a matter of years. Recognizing the severity of this threat, especially after Saddam Hussein became president, Israel used preemptive strikes to destroy the French-supplied reactor in 1981. Perhaps realizing its mistake, France terminated its nuclear relationship with Iraq shortly after.
History is rife with similar stories. The United States assisted Iran's civilian nuclear program between 1957 and 1979. This assistance included the construction of the Tehran Research Reactor and the supply of enriched uranium to fuel it. The US believed that the cooperation would persuade Iran to lower the price of oil, particularly in the 1970s when prices spiked following the 1973 Arab-Israeli war.
Of course, Washington regretted offering these exports after Iran switched from friend to foe following the 1979 Islamic Revolution. But it could not take back what it had already provided.
Today, the reactor in Tehran is used to provide advanced training to Iranian scientists – auspiciously aiding Iran's current nuclear program. This program continues to undermine stability in the Middle East and could trigger a nuclear arms race in the region.
Selling nuclear power technology for oil only comes back to take a bite out of world security. Nuclear exporters in general must be more cautious in choosing their trading partners. The link between the peaceful and military uses of the nuclear technology is stronger than many people realize. A statistical analysis of this relationship shows that countries receiving technology for "peaceful" purposes also eventually want nuclear weapons. Because distinguishing between "peaceful" and sinister uses of the atom is next to impossible, and civilian nuclear agreements ultimately enable proliferation, countries must resist the temptation to seek cheap oil to ease economic woes.
Suppliers should learn from the experience of the former Soviet Union. After inadvertently aiding the Chinese nuclear weapons program in the 1950s, Moscow rarely bartered nuclear technology for short-term political or economic gains and kept the most sensitive technologies away from even its closest allies. The success of the Soviet experience suggests that – with due diligence – the current trend can be reversed.
We are in the midst of a major nuclear renaissance. Countries in the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and southeast Asia have all expressed a desire to begin or revive civilian nuclear programs. Bartering nuclear technology for oil is sure to lead to the further spread of nuclear weapons.
Instead of taking dangerous shortcuts to economic enhancement, countries such as France must look to more fulfilling solutions.
An oil-thirsty world is preferable to one full of nuclear bombs.
• Matthew Fuhrmann is a research fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. He is currently writing a book on why countries cooperate in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.


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TALLADEGA, Ala. -- Tony Stewart insisted he wasn't trying to poach a sponsor when he approached Bass Pro Shops about an opportunity to join his race team.
The three-time NASCAR champion has a long relationship with Bass Pro founder Johnny Morris, and knew the contract with Earnhardt Ganassi Racing expired at the end of this season. In need of funding, Stewart had a conversation that led to an 18-race sponsorship deal that was announced Friday.
"I didn't go to Johnny trying to steal a sponsor from somebody," Stewart said. "We just let it be known to him that we had an opportunity available on our side, and if he ever decided he was wanting to make a change, we wanted him to know we were available."
The popular outdoor retailer is replacing Office Depot, which told Stewart during the summer it was not returning to his program. That left a gaping hole on the No. 14 Chevrolet at a time when Stewart was also looking for primary sponsorship for Ryan Newman's car.
Stewart-Haas Racing announced earlier this week that Quicken Loans was upping its commitment to Newman to 18 races next season. That just about fills the No. 39 car, but Stewart still has work to do on his: Mobile 1 has an 11-race commitment, but nine races are still unsold.
Morris said the opportunity to pair with Stewart was "like a dream coming true," but the company could still be involved going forward with both Jamie McMurray at Ganassi, and Austin and Ty Dillon at Richard Childress Racing.
Ganassi president Steve Lauletta said the company is in talks to have Bass Pro remain as a primary sponsor in a smaller role.
"I anticipate you'll see the Bass Pro Shops logo on the hood of our car for a few races next year," Lauletta said.
Ganassi has done exceptionally well with funding the last several years and all of its cars have had full sponsorship the last three seasons. A scaled-back commitment from Bass Pro gives partner Liftmaster a chance to increase its involvement and McDonald's could take on a larger role.
"There's a number of new companies we've been talking to who have shown interest in doing primary races and we haven't had the ability to deliver on those and now we will," Lauletta said. "I believe we'll get a few of those over the goal line."


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A U.S. Navy ship fired several warning shots near an Iranian "fast boat" on Wednesday, according to a senior Department of Defense official, NBC News reported.
The USS Squall and the USS Tempest were operating in close formation with a Kuwaiti Navy ship when the Iranian boat came dangerously close. The Iranian vessel passed between the two American ships at one point, coming within a couple hundred yards of the two ships.
The U.S. fired flares and attempted radio communication, but both were unsuccessful. The Squall fired a few shots into the water as a deterrent. The U.S. rarely fires warning shots, according to the defense official.
On Thursday, Iran's defense minister said those Iranian vessels were just doing their job and that the American ships crossed into Iran's maritime region. The U.S. asserts that the ships were in international waters at the time.


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The New York trustee overseeing the liquidation of jailed financier Bernard Madoff's assets says he plans to sue Madoff's two sons, his brother and a niece to recover money for victims.
In a "60 Minutes" interview airing Sunday on CBS, the trustee, Irving Picard, says he plans to pursue the Madoff family in the courts to recover millions of dollars they made during Madoff's giant fraud.
Madoff's sons Mark and Andrew, his brother Peter and niece Shana will be sued for negligence and breach of fiduciary duty, according to the report.
The action, in civil court, will have no bearing on any criminal prosecution of the Madoff family, which has so far seemed unlikely. In an agreement with prosecutors, Madoffs wife was able to give over all of her riches save $2.5 million allegedly not tied to the fraud.
"Whether or not they have a criminal problem, we will pursue them as far as we can pursue them and if that leads to bankrupting them, then that's what will happen," Picard told "60 Minutes."
Mark, Andrew and Peter took in over $80 million in compensation between 2001 and 2008 and withdrew over $51 million from the investment accounts they had with Bernie. 60 Minutes reports that they are also seeking an extra $90 million in deferred compensation from the now-bankrupt company.
"If you were those sons, and you knew what you knew today about where all that money came from wouldn't you be embarrassed to keep that money?" asked Picard's chief counsel, David Sheehan, on the program. "They should give it all back and if they don't give it all back, I think we have an obligation to go get it."
The 71-year-old Madoff is serving a 150-year prison sentence after he revealed a multi-decade fraud last December that cost thousands of investors millions of dollars.
Picard told the CBS news magazine that well over $150 million was either loaned, paid or transferred to the four family members.


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posting in Armenian - HyeForum
Posted 13 October 2012 - 12:27 PM
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Posted 13 October 2012 - 12:36 PM
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Posted 15 October 2012 - 10:33 AM
Edited by Zartonk, 15 October 2012 - 10:33 AM.
Posted 19 October 2012 - 06:19 PM
Thanks in advance, I'm almost running out of storage on my workstation
Posted 19 October 2012 - 07:19 PM
Posted 19 October 2012 - 07:38 PM
If you have raid primary drive then you're looking at buying 2 SSDs and 512Gb may get too expensive.
Posted 21 October 2012 - 12:03 PM
Dear Goro, MosJan et al .
Why did you guys feel the urge and the need to screw up the existing system. How do I love thee, Let me count the ways.
Let us reverse it and recite as How do I Hate Thee.. Let me count the ways, for screwing up the HyeForum format.
Dear Garo, did you test this "new and improved" format before you launched it? Did you see how it appears at the HyeForum? To see how us the "cyber klutzes " will cope? Yeah Yeah. we know "activate HTML" my ass. Why is not HTML activated in the beginning as a rule when us IDIOTS write in Unicode?
Why do we have to stand up on our heads, perform acrobatics to get our message across?
Where are the quotes and separated responses to them?
What the hell underlining responses mean?
Is that a new way to separate the original from the response?
Seems like even our veterans like Johannes have not yet mastered the trick.
I don't underline my posts except when I intend to emphasize a point.
Edited by Arpa, 21 October 2012 - 12:06 PM.
Posted 22 October 2012 - 11:24 PM
Posted 23 October 2012 - 03:10 AM
1. Security reasons?
2. Me writing in "other forums"? I not only don't write in other forums, I seldom visit them, except some news sites. I don't even respond at those sites, even if often the news as a rule may be very disturbing. I don't write many e-mails, except to immediate family and friends. I don't send PMs either, as my motto is - to not say it in private that I cannot say in public.
3. I think I will heed to your advice and stop posting here, something I have been mulling over for quite sometime as I can see very little thought provoking and stimulating posts. I may reconsider when I see our better writers, specially those who can write in Armenian, to not name names.
4. I will not write in Armenian anymore, I am getting weary of this charade. First we had to learn how to write in KD-Win, then NLS, later in Unicode, and finally this heap of rubbish. How many times have the English, the French, the Russians, Arabs and even that farcical Farsi not to mention those furks changed their systems?
Mashtots invented our Alphabet centuries before those aforementioned could even speak.
What is our problem? One private system for every 8 million, no less than 2 million of us?
I am running out of patience. I will try and abstain from participating in this forum, until maybe some day, once again we get back to Armenian culture, not copy and paste from furkish news rags. The Armenian news media are so boringly repetitious and disturbing to say the least. We see the same stale news over and over ad nauseam and ad infinitum. Except when the likes of Eddie Arnavoudian brings us little known obscure facts about our immortals. Btw, he stopped posting here when he got no response and appreciation. .
Sad so say that this forum has regressed back to the Neanderthal Era. At one time we would gain new members, many attracted by my posts. How many new members have we gained of late?
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Posted 23 October 2012 - 07:38 PM
2. By other forums I meant other sections of this message board such as Litarature, etc.
3. I would do the same.
4. Other than latin alphabet based languages all others have their own issues and they've gone through the same ASCII/Unicode standards. It doesn't make sense to have so many keyboard choices for Armenian but it's nothing new. If you enable Armenian language support on your computer you can choose the keyboard layout you like and post on this forum in Armenian. Editing is not as easy and if I get some time I'll try to come up with something to make it easier and restore the button to translit utility.
Posted 08 July 2013 - 03:35 PM
ok Arpa papik
if you wish to post and see phrase, a sentence, a paragraph begins and where it ends
you can do this
enter text in Armenian - Հայերեն
enter text in Armenian
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Posted 15 July 2013 - 10:52 AM
Garo has made a new update, looks like The Problem of posting in Armenia is no more ..
please test to post in armenian then Send yoru Thenk You MSg to Master Garo ....
Garo jan Shnorhakal em
Posted 15 July 2013 - 11:30 AM
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Յուսամ հիմա մեր Հայերէն գրող բարեկամները կրկին կը մասնակցին:
PS. I will write this in Latin to see that one does not corrupt the other.
Posted 16 July 2013 - 12:54 PM
Sorry Arpapapik i can't take any credit whatsoever . It's all Garo
Garo jan Thank you .. At last Arpa will not be bugging me
Posted 16 July 2013 - 01:07 PM
Sorry Arpapapik i can't take any credit whatsoever . It's all Garo
Garo jan Thank you .. At last Arpa will not be bugging me
Not so fast, he'll find some other complaints.........
Posted 16 July 2013 - 03:57 PM
nooooo Yervant jan don;t gave him no ideas
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