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They know because it happened to them. Growing up financially insecure. Being abused by a partner. Searching to find a voice. Seeing career ambitions thwarted due to gender. And the worst that could happen to any parent: Having a child murdered. Yet the five women we are honoring in our ningh annual Classic Woman Awards refused to let heartache keep them down. Instead it lifted them up. It is our pleasure to introduce Miki Farris, whose Infant Crisis Services provides necessities to infants, and Sandy Escobar-Schmidt, whose Women of Worth organizes safe houses for abused women. Meet Marie Wolbach, whose AAUW Tech Trek Science & Math Camp empowers gifted middle-school girls. Get acquainted with Yvonne Pointer, whose Positive Plus helps trouble women acheive their dreams. Finally, learn about Nan Elsasser, whose arts-based Working Classroom encourages under-represented students. Standing ovations all around!
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It was the little Sunday school project that grew. In 1984, Miki Farris was tired of pulling weeds as a service project year after year. So she proposed an initiative born of her passion to help struggling families, a passion developed by her "not so fairy tale-ish" childhood. After her parents divorced when she was 2, Miki witnessed her mom's angst while stretching dollars. Her grandparents helped immensely or it could have been much worse. When her own babies were born, she imagined how awful it would be to struggle for their basic necessities.
The first year, the project helped 500 babies. By 2012, more than 2,000 volunteers were working in a 17,000-square-foot facility to supply 14,000 babies and toddlers with formula, diapers, and other supplies. Plans include adding satellite operations and mobile units. An early client was Laverne, whose baby daughter Regina had Down's and medical issues that caused her to lose her hands and feet. Regina died at age 18; Laverne has become an ardent supporter of the organization. Today its $2.9 million budget is—remarkably—totally privately funded.
Miki's mentor is Pat Potts, who is highly regarded in Oklahoma for her decades of work in directing the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits. "She helped to answer questions all along the way," Miki says. The one person Miki would have loved to meet is Mother Teresa, because "she knew how to pour herself out completely for the less fortunate."
Says Miki, who is always adding innovations to the agency's services, "It is our passion and privilege to serve the last, least, and littlest in our communities."
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"I was terrified to go to court and face my abusive husband," says Beth, a woman who rebuilt her troubled life with the help of Women of Worth (WOW). "Sandy came with me and held my hand the entire time."
Years earlier, WOW founder Sandy Escobar-Schmidt was just as terrified as Beth when she and her children fled her abusive husband. Working several jobs and going to college, she felt revictimized when seeking assistance for her family's basic needs: "I then understood why women return to their abusers."
She persevered, however, and recalls, "I learned that I could become independent. I could raise my children in a home free of terror. I could recover my self-esteem, my strength, and my stability. As a survivor of domestic violence myself, I had longed for the kind of support, resources, and education that WOW provides on a daily basis for our clients and community members who are in need. I wanted to provide that for other women."
Since 2001, the agency has served thousands of women and children who have suffered from domestic violence, sexual assault, even human trafficking. The success actually saddens Sandy. "We wish the epidemic of domestic violence had been cured." Until it is, WOW will continue offering shelter and assistance.
The agency's Hetty's Haven is a shelter named for Hetty Williams, a teacher shot to death with a nail gun by her husband of 20 years when she left their marriage. Like Sandy, Hetty would have loved seeing "fear gradually leave a woman and her children's eyes as they realize they are truly safe."
Sandy's greatest heroes are the women that "graduate" from Women of Worth. "They take risks, put their lives in our hands, flee the terror, and embrace a better and safer way to live. That brings tears to my eyes every time I think about it."
Yvonne Pointer
Positive Plus
Cleveland, Ohio
On a blustery day in 1984, Yvonne Pointer bundled her children off to school, delivered newspapers, and came home to a phone call. Her 14-year-old Gloria had been abducted, raped, and beaten to death. "Standing over my daughter's grave, I promised God not to let her death go unnoticed," she says.
A year later, Yvonne founded Positive Plus to help women recover from traumatic experiences through workshops that inspire, motivate, and build self-esteem. She then established the Gloria Pointer Scholarship Fund for girls challenged by violence and neglect. Next came the Gloria Pointer Teen Movement in Ghana to aid children. (She laughingly tells about returning a dress to Nordstrom in tears because she really wanted it, but conceded to God that "It's more important that kids eat in Africa.") Remarkably, she ministers in prisons because "everyone, including the incarcerated, has a story to tell."
Just after being notified of this award, Yvonne learned that Gloria's suspected murderer had finally been arrested after 29 years. It made her doubly grateful for her aha moment: "After waiting for the cavalry to come speak for the children, I realized that I—an unemployed single mother—was the cavalry."
Yvonne's mentor is Alexandria Johnson Boone, a businesswoman whose passion is developing leadership in women of color. After Yvonne read about her work, she contacted Alexandria, who asked her to lunch. Upon hearing Yvonne wanted to start a scholarship in her daughter's honor, "Alex" opened her purse on the spot, wrote a generous check, and has mentored Yvonne ever since.
Gloria's motto shows her core belief that one person can make a difference: "One Pointer, One Passion, One Purpose."
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Science & Math Camp for Girls
Palo Alto, California
When the American Association of University Women (AAUW) published a 1992 report that girls were being shortchanged in STEM subjects—science, technology, engineering, and math—it struck a nerve with Marie Wolbach. Her own daughters were being teased as "brains." And Marie herself had gone into nursing because an M.D. seemed impossible. In 1970, due to gender, she was not even allowed to apply for physician's assistant training. "I wanted girls interested in STEM to stay inspired and confident," she says.
Founded in 1998, Tech Trek camps are held on college campuses so middle-school girls get a thrilling taste of university life. Experiences range from studying marine life in San Francisco Bay to reading X-rays to extracting DNA. In 15 years, the organization has hosted some 10,000 girls. From the first camp held on the Stanford University campus, Tech Trek has extended to numerous universities in five more states, with a plan of going national. Some of the girls who have attended Tech Trek camps have become the first in their family to graduate from college.
One of them is Ellen Le, the daughter of Vietnamese immigrants who yearned for her to succeed. With the organization's guidance, she applied for college, graduating in chemical engineering with a full scholarship from Stanford; she's now headed for Harvard.
Marie credits Mary Purcell, a former president of AAUW, "who saw the importance of the program and worked with me to help make volunteering valuable to people—and fun." She also greatly admires the late opera singer Beverly Sills, who became a passionate advocate for the arts after retiring from the stage. "She proved we don't have to do the same thing all of our lives," Marie says.
As Marie's heroine, Eleanor Roosevelt, implored: "You must do the thing you think you cannot do."
Nan Elsasser
Working Classroom
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Nan Elsasser became an English teacher after finding voices that resonated with hers in women authors. In 1984, she trained teachers who braved minefields to work at a Nicaraguan school: "There were no books. No pencils. A few stray chickens wandering the halls." Returning home, she visited an inner city middle school where students brainstormed about helping. A boy raised his hand and asked, "Why not write books?" From his vision, Working Classroom was born. Working Classroom trains and supports students whose ethnicities and communities have been under-represented or caricatured in the arts to create art and theater by, for, and about their communities.
Professional artists, writers, and actors are invited to work with new and aspiring artists from historically ignored communities to create art, theater, and literature—often in their native languages. The result, Nan says, is a ripple effect created by "at least 2,000 students who have participated in the program, the healthy children they are raising (many grew up in poverty and in addicted/dysfunctional families and have broken those cycles), the arts organizations and businesses they work for, the communities that benefit from their taxes, volunteer efforts and activism, and the thousands of people who enjoy public art created by Working Classroom student and professional artists."
Working Classroom's projects span the globe, from founding an educational theater company for war-traumatized children in El Salvador to helping with a community mural in Toronto.
Nan's mentors include her students and playwright and director Moisés Kaufman, who "introduced me to an innovative, theatrically powerful theater practice that addressed social and political themes in a non-didactic, engaging manner that provoked reflection and dialogue." She greatly admires author George Sand, for writing novels without a typewriter and spending her evenings with Chopin!
Nan dedicates her award to "the generations of students who have inspired me with their courage, imagination, and hard work."


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OnTheSnow in Avoriaz: Take a horse-drawn taxi around town. Credit John Williams.
The first day you'll want to hit the slopes sharpish so for a quick on-the-go breakfast, grab a coffee and pastry from one of the bakeries dotted about town, such as Mamie Brioche, 80 Place des Dromonts.
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OnTheSnow in Avoriaz: Village des Enfants. Credit Avoriaz Ski Resort.
At lunchtime, instead of busting a hole in your wallet at one of the high-altitude, self-service restaurants at the crossing points between France and Switzerland – these restaurants tend to offer underwhelming food at overwhelming prices – head instead to Changabang. This classic burger joint right by the exit to the Les Prodains cable car serves tasty, well-priced burgers and chips.
After lunch, advanced and expert skiers can take the Grandes Combes lift up to 2,400m to reach the long, steep black runs down to Les Prodains – the most demanding in Avoriaz, and featuring an Olympic downhill. Intermediates should ride the Chavanette and Fornet lifts to explore some seriously long blue runs while beginners practise turns on the sunny, green and blue slopes right next to town.
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For lunch, the Creperie at the bottom of Le Fornet lift serves a wide choice of sweet and savoury pancakes which can be washed down with a hot chocolate or something stronger.
Skiing in Avoriaz isn't complete without rounding off the day at one of the resort's snowparks. The well-maintained Arare Snowpark, which can be accessed from Grandes Combes, is billed as "the real snowpark for freestylers" and is for advanced to expert skiers only, featuring kicker and rail lines as well as an airbag jump. La Chapelle snowpark is ideal for beginners and intermediates with its jumps of all sizes. Intermediates can also hit The Stash, with its wooden and natural elements. Kids have their own mini snowparks at Parkway and Lil'Stash.
OnTheSnow in Avoriaz: Riding the natural elements in The Stash. Credit Avoriaz Ski Resort.
While you've still got your skis on take the kids ski joering – holding long reigns attached to a horse's bridle, you're pulled along on skis behind it. This fun activity is suitable for all ages, but younger children should be accompanied by an adult. For a bit of non-skiing fun, Avoriaz also has a new outdoor ice skating rink in the centre of town.
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...Jared Kleinstein, a Denver-born Broncos fan who was watching the game from New York, noticed that Tebow had knelt in prayer, alone on the sidelines, while his teammates celebrated on the field.
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I'd like to know more about Kleinstein, whether he's personally religious and what motivated him to launch the site. The story offers some background on Tebow, but it doesn't necessarily get at why the athlete is so divisive.
Tebow, who has started three games for the 3-5 Broncos, does not shy away from criticism of his quarterbacking - or of his faith. The son of missionaries, he embraces his spotlight to draw attention to his Christianity. He and his mother appeared in a Focus on the Family anti-abortion ad that appeared during the Super Bowl in February.
That kind of faith-based boldness separates Tebow from other religious sports figures. His more public displays hearten supporters and enrage detractors.
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PAM TEBOW: I call him my miracle baby. He almost didn't make it into this world. I remember so many times when I almost lost him. It was so hard. Well he's all grown up now, and I still worry about his health. Everybody treats him like he's different, but to me, he's just my baby. He's my Timmy, and I love him. TIM TEBOW: Thanks mom. Love you too.
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The FDIC expects that bank failures will accelerate in 2010, which plays into my standing prediction that 500 to 800 banks will fail into 2012 and 2013.
The Deposit Insurance Fund will pick up $45 billion from members by year-end. This inflow is a pre-payment of regular fees for 2010 through 2012. FDIC Vice Chairman Martin Gruenberg says that this money will be enough to cover bank failures for the next three years, but I say, no way!
The FDIC Deposit Insurance Fund is $16.8 billion in arrears, so 37% of the $45 billion has already been pre-spent. With $5.3 trillion in insured deposits, the DIF needs to exceed $54 billion at the end of June 2013 to be above the 1.15% ratio required by law.
Since June 2008, insured deposits are up $168 billion per quarter. Given this growth rate, insured deposits could top $9 trillion in mid-2013, which requires the Deposit Insurance Fund to be above $100 billion, and is what the FDIC projects to be the the total cost of failures. This money will have to come from the FDIC's lines of credit from the US Treasury.
This justifies my suggestion that the remaining TARP funds be deposited into the Deposit Insurance Fund to provide capital to the banking industry, not to specific community banks.
While three banks failed last Friday, five Credit Unions and two S&L's received TARP money under the Incentive Payments for Home Loan Modification Program. One bank, Sterling Savings Bank (STSA), got $2.3 million, and it's overexposed to C&D and CRE loans. The bank is also on the ValuEngine List of Problem Banks. This program will prove to be another waste of taxpayer money.
FDIC Chairwoman Bair says that the current crisis won't close as many banks as the 1988 to 1992 experience. Of course not -- the number of FDIC-insured institutions is currently 8,031, which is 61% of the total of 13,221 at the end of 1993. This is another ridiculous spin of regulatory Fuzzy Math.
See also, Fuzzy Math From the Bank Bailouts
Mortgage Rates Are Low, But Banks Are Reluctant to Refinance
Tight credit not only hurts homeowners, but also adversely effects consumer spending, which is needed to fuel economic recovery. Lower monthly mortgage payments would be a boon to consumer spending.
It's estimated that 60% of mortgages have rates that exceed the current 4.8% going rate for mortgages. In 2009 refinancing activity may reach $1 trillion, well below the $2.8 trillion in 2003. Mortgage applications to purchase a new home have recently fell to the lowest level in 12 years.
The Gold Bubble, the Rising Dollar and the Slide in Crude Oil
Gold shifts to negative on its weekly chart on a close this week below the five-week modified moving average at $1110. This week's resistance is $1178.
Source: Thomson / Reuters
The Dollar Index is positive on its weekly chart with weekly support at 76.05 and quarterly resistance at 78.65. Remember that I predicted a Thanksgiving low for the dollar.
Source: Thomson / Reuters
Crude oil is negative on its weekly chart and my annual pivot at $68.81 has held as support as expected. My weekly resistance is $72.13, as we are in the 10th week of the downward slide.
Source: Thomson / Reuters
The Dow Is Still Barely Below the Multi-Year Bear Market Down Trend
The weekly chart for the Dow is positive but overbought as this week's pivot is 10,435, down trend resistance at 10,520, and this month's resistance is 11,035.
Source: Thomson / Reuters
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Other than the .language and .Charset files for locale.library... what else would be needed for Japanese to become more functional as a language on AmigaOS?
I'm also looking at what options there are for Japanese as an Input language option as well using a custom library and commodity setup...
any suggestions where I can avoid patching the OS would be appreciated.
I'm going with UTF-8 and ISO-2022-JP with ISO-2022-KR and ISO-2022-CN for the three language embedded locales for Japanese, Korean and Chinese,
adding UTF-8, UTF-16BE, UTF-16LE and UTF-7 outside that with a few other CJK locales just to cover bases...
Beyond the basic mapping requirements of encoding... I am definitely going to make use of codesets.library as one part of the backend and will enjoy seeing Japanese properly on-screen in AmIRC and WookieChat at least ... (try irc.juggler.jp 6667 sometime to get a sample)
if UTF-8 is already implimented in AmigaOS 4.x is it the default locale? and do I just need a font capable of properly mapping the characters concerned?
I'm also choosing to directly embed a base "perception" commodity directly inside the main library to enable some basic keyboard filter handling using commodities to allow for certain mode-changes to be processed properly (Hiragana/Katakana/Kanji/Han/... pictographic modes based on various Input styles)
Romaji / Pinyin / ... will be available once the language files register and start using perception.library more properly...
Do the coders for codesets.library come onto this board as well?


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Modern America is far from godly. Should a church honor the symbol of such a culture? Does the American flag belong on the church platform?
Far from being a secondary issue, the Genesis account of Creation and the Fall is central to our understanding of who we are and why we need a Savior.
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Indianapolis-based Dow Agrosciences LLC and two other pesticide makers won a bid to overturn U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service proposals to protect salmon when an appeals court found the agency's decision "arbitrary and capricious."
The fisheries service recommendations to protect salmon from the pesticides chlorpyrifos, diazinon and malathion were based "on a selection of data, tests and standards that did not always appear logical, obvious or even rational," the appeals panel in Richmond, Va., ruled Thursday, reversing a lower court and sending the proposals back to the fisheries service.
The fisheries office also failed to supply an economic reason to ban pesticides from buffer strips of land abutting salmon habitats, according to the ruling by Judge Paul Niemeyer, writing for a three-judge panel.
"By not addressing the economic feasibility of its proposed 'reasonable and prudent' alternative providing for one-size-fits all buffers, the Fisheries Service has made it impossible for us to review whether the recommendation satisfied the regulation and therefore was the product of reasoned decision-making," Niemeyer wrote.
The fisheries service, a unit of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, is reviewing the ruling, Fionna Matheson, a NOAA spokeswoman, said in an e-mail.
Stephen Mashuda, an attorney for Earthjustice, a San Francisco-based environmental advocacy group that joined the case on the government side, predicted that the fisheries service will be able to supply the evidence to back up its position the the pesticides pose a threat to salmon and related species, such as steelhead trout.
"We're still confident that the agency's ultimate conclusions about the pesticides will stand," Mashuda said. "These are three of the most toxic pesticides on the planet, to wildlife and to humans."
Garry Hamlin, a spokesman for Dow Agrosciences, said the company is pleased by the ruling.
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Years ago I would sometimes find myself watching late night infomercials. Although there were plenty outlandish and ridiculous, but always thoroughly entertaining segments, there was one that stood out among the exercise genre. It was by a fellow by the name of Tony Little, a bodybuilder.
Years ago I would sometimes find myself watching late night infomercials. Although there were plenty outlandish and ridiculous, but always thoroughly entertaining segments, there was one that stood out among the exercise genre. It was by a fellow by the name of Tony Little, a bodybuilder. He was probably as well known for his long ponytail as he was for the products he was selling, which were exercise and nutrition advise at the time. In fact, you may have seen his cardio and ab machines that he's been selling recently.
One phrase which he kept repeating, no in fact screaming, was "TECHNIQUE, TECHNIQUE!!" In fact, this became his catchphrase. As jolting as it was, and the theatrics aside, it really is a true statement. Perhaps his screaming was to drill into people's minds of how important technique really is. Think about it: Any exercise that you do, and I mean any, isn't technique always the most important thing?
Proper technique brings all of the correct muscles together to work in unison, ensures that the muscles you don't want helping in the exercise do not, enforces proper body mechanics and skeletal alignment, allows you to progress much faster in any given exercise, and does not leave you susceptible to injury. So why then do I see some people rushing through certain exercises, doing them sloppy as spaghetti, and then wondering why they're not progressing fast enough, or even worse getting injured? Let's think back now to Tony Little's mantra and go explore some facets to technique.
A study was done in which subjects increased their bicep strength 13 percent in three months by simply visualizing tensing their biceps hard but doing no exercise whatsoever. The only possible explanation for this strength gain is greater tension through increased "nerve force." As I stated in past articles how the muscle tension that you generate is your secret weapon, that is a case in point.
According to world bench press champion George Halbert, "The most important aspect one can learn to improve strength is to learn proper technique."
Admiring the performance of "dumb" muscles over focus and honed "nerve force" is just plain dumb. A number of clients of mine have completely turned around their push-up and bench press technique. Yet, when my client told her friend of the proper push-up technique — pushing from your armpit and using your torso muscles rather than from on top of your shoulders — her friend replied something like, "It's not wrong, it just works different muscles." OK, not to mention injure different muscles and joints by overloading those different muscles and not having the "other" muscles help back them up. A person who puts technique first is an example of "smart muscle." This is how a person with an average build squats, dead lifts, or bench presses double or even triple his bodyweight!
Is it all technique? You bet! Does it undermine these gentlemen's accomplishments? No, it elevates them. Are you more humiliated when a big guy kicks your butt or a small one? Look at the average build of an Olympic weightlifter. Aside from the super heavyweights, they are usually small in stature, but generate an incredible amount of force. In any endeavor, including strength training, mental focus delivers more than physical transformation. Just watch a wiry old karate master chop a pile of bricks in half — a feat that would send a young bodybuilder to the emergency room.
Another source I cite as placing more emphasis on "dumb" muscle than on real world strength is the plethora of bodybuilding magazines available. Take a look at any of the covers and you'll know exactly what I mean. A guy is flexing on the cover with muscles pumped up beyond belief … what image is this selling? And not to mention the magazine is half-filled with advertisements for supplements to make your muscles even bigger and it's no wonder people think of bodybuilding as being synonymous with strength training! Nothing could be further from the truth. Back in the days of real strength training, when guys sported those funny curling moustaches and lifted those circus-looking dumbbells, people were unbelievably strong. And their physiques showed too: hard and chiseled — the results of real hard work, not the over-bloated hulks on today's bodybuilding magazine covers. I urge you all to stop relying on these glamorous magazines and seek out books and periodicals on true exercise and strength training. You know, the ones that emphasize technique and proven methods based on real studies.
So the next time you hear the "this is just technique" bruised ego nonsense, you'll know that YES, it is technique! As it should be. Tony Little would be proud.
David S. Goldstein is a certified personal trainer. He can be reached at email@example.com.


text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Finding a book of Spanish grammar exercises in D.F. Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Finding a book of Spanish grammar exercises in D.F. Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Mexico View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message dsherterJoined: 25 Oct 2006Posts: 87 Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 6:03 pm Post subject: Finding a book of Spanish grammar exercises in D.F. Hi all, Wondering if any of you have had luck purchasing work books of Spanish grammar exercises for English Speakers at any of the Eng. Lang. Bookstores in the D.F.? If so - which? Thanks Back to top MELEEJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2583Location: The Mexican Hinterland Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 3:49 pm Post subject: Not in DF but I was just in Amate Books in Oaxaca City on Saturday and noticed they had a large selection--larger than in the past. They do mail order from their website. Back to top lozwichJoined: 25 May 2003Posts: 1536 Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 4:48 pm Post subject: I'd say American Bookstore should be able to help, but I can never remember the address. I think its Bolivar with Madero. If it isn't it's around that general area, and there are a lot of other bookstores nearby. I have some that you might want to buy, what level are you? Back to top dsherterJoined: 25 Oct 2006Posts: 87 Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 5:19 pm Post subject: Thanks both for your specific and useful answers. Lozwich I took classes YEARS ago in college and then used it, so I'm reviewing improperly memorized lessons...I think anything in the intermediate range should do it - I'm looking specifically for exercises in tense usage with an answer key, and all the garnishes associated with that plato fuerte. Feel free to e-mail me directly in re: your items for sale at [email protected] Back to top leslieJoined: 08 Feb 2003Posts: 235 Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 11:26 pm Post subject: ByeLast edited by leslie on Tue Feb 16, 2010 8:30 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top dsherterJoined: 25 Oct 2006Posts: 87 Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 12:26 am Post subject: Hey Leslie! Thanks for the tip - I actually have access to Unam material through my roommate, and in addition - my grammar's shaky - I am going to purchase a book from Ms. Lozwich with the appropriate stuff. Hope Tampico's keeping you warm and not excessively preoccupied! Dominique Back to top OrpheusJoined: 27 Oct 2008Posts: 16Location: Tempe, Arizona, USA Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:50 am Post subject: Re: Finding a book of Spanish grammar exercises in D.F. dsherter wrote: Hi all, Wondering if any of you have had luck purchasing work books of Spanish grammar exercises for English Speakers at any of the Eng. Lang. Bookstores in the D.F.? If so - which? Thanks Are you able to order through Amazon? I have "The Ultimate Spanish Review and Practice" by Gordon and Stillman, and I'd say it's a pretty good review, but don't plan on actually learning anything from it. Amazon has it for $8.79 (US) and the shipping to Mexico is like $5. Other than that, there's the Quia.com (the publishers of the textbook we use in my Spanish class) website that lets you buy access to their workbooks online, but you have to have consistent internet access if you want to get your money's worth out of it; it's like $65 for a year, I think. Back to top Phil_KJoined: 25 Jan 2007Posts: 2041Location: A World of my Own Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:20 am Post subject: Re: Just info leslie wrote: My Spanish-language teacher in Tampico bought her books at the UNAM in D.F., so maybe you could try there. They recently published a new one, but I can't remember the name. It's not strictly Spanish grammar, but rather a course book with a CD. I did the complete "Pido la Palabra" course (5 books) which is produced by the UNAM, but in a formal one to one class. As well as having excellent grammar explanations, the text subjects are intelligent and often draw on real material. Highly recommended! Back to top dsherterJoined: 25 Oct 2006Posts: 87 Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 2:17 am Post subject: Thanks all for the excellent recommendations - I hope people keep making suggestions and we perhaps bump this thread up once in a while - seems like it might be of general use. Let me again refer anyone reading this to my post regarding Spanish conversation - I just KNOW that with say, 2-5 people we could all benefit, have fun, chat in a civil yet animated fashion and pump up mad Espanol skilz. I have enough room in my little "office" in Roma to host it, cookies and punch included. Back to top gregd75Joined: 14 Mar 2007Posts: 360Location: Tlaquepaque, Jalisco Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:57 pm Post subject: Grammar book recommendation There is a very good grammar book, published by difusion. Its called; Gramática básica del estudiante de español. Difusion have their offices in Mexico City. The 'Grammar in use' books- for English have the same layout as this book.250 self contained Grammar units- you dont need to start at unit 1 and progress. you can pick and choose whatever grammar point you want to see. The left hand page is an explanation of the grammar, and the right has plenty of practice exercises. The answers are in the back of the book. I think this is a good grammar book to get your hands on. I hope this helps Back to top dsherterJoined: 25 Oct 2006Posts: 87 Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:50 pm Post subject: Thanks Greg - great tip! I'll bet some other forum users will be happy to know that as well. At the risk of seeming terribly lazy - which is in fact the case - might you be able to suggest the best bookstore or website through which to buy it? You might save me a couple of exhausting googlings. Again, thanks! Back to top gregd75Joined: 14 Mar 2007Posts: 360Location: Tlaquepaque, Jalisco Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 11:15 pm Post subject: hehehe I wish I could! I live in beautiful Guadalajara (not nasty DF), and the only place I can get the book is at the International book fair when it comes here... I'm sorry i don't know where to get it from in DF, but I promise you, its a good book to use! Good luck Back to top Phil_KJoined: 25 Jan 2007Posts: 2041Location: A World of my Own Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 4:45 pm Post subject: The American Bookstore in Madero & Bolivar, downtown is always a good bet. They have a large language books section. 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Welcome to U-Brew It
U-Brew It is a brew on premises business which has revolutionised the brewing experience for beer lovers across Australia.
Brew on Premises describes the process where customers come into the brewery to choose a brew, create the brew using all natural high quality ingredients, leave the brew in our temperature controlled fermentation rooms for us to care for. They then return to can, bottle or have their beer transferred to a keg or kegs. Although, no experience is necesary, it appeals to people who like the idea of homebrewing, but don't want the hassle of doing home brew or are disappointed by the results. You can be assured of a consistent, high quality, commercial grade beer from U-Brew It!
Established in Perth Western Australia in 1998 by Peter Hodyl and Geoff Pelham they had a vision that the people of Western Australia, like them, would love the opportunity to drink any style of beer they liked without being restricted by the cost and availability.
Opening their first store in Malaga using state of the art 'Cask Brewing' equipment, premium quality international ingredients, tried and tested recipes, they proved the very best beer can be produced in a micro-brewery environment. After experiencing success in Western Australia, U-Brew It soon after opened stores in Queensland, closely followed by Victoria.
Brew on premises is sometimes confused for home brew, but our process is far superior for the following reasons:
- We have hundreds of tried and tested easy to follow recipes.
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We've provided plenty of info on the Brewing Process, Canning or Kegging and also our Range Of Beers, so follow the links here or on the main menu if you are interested in finding out more. Alternatively give your nearest franchise a call and they'll be happy to answer any questions.
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Holiday World in Santa Claus, Ind., may be the only place on Earth where you can celebrate Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween and the Fourth of July all in a single day.
Photos: Top 10 Holiday World rides and attractions
The family-owned theme park prides itself on its collection of record-setting rides and an award-winning water park that's included with the price of admission.
In 1946, park founder Louis Koch opened Santa Claus Land in this small Indiana town to pay tribute to the town's namesake elf. The self-proclaimed "world's first theme park" featured a train, a toy shop, a few kiddie rides and, of course, daily visits by Santa Claus.
In 1984, Santa Claus Land became Holiday World with the addition of themed lands dedicated to Halloween, the Fourth of July and eventually Thanksgiving.
Since then, the family enterprise has expanded to include a water park (Splashin' Safari), campground (Lake Rudolph Campground & R.V. Resort), shopping center (Kringle Plaza) and housing development (Christmas Lake Village) in this southwestern Indiana town of 2,200.
For more than a decade, Holiday World has received the annual Golden Ticket award from the Amusement Today trade group as the friendliest and cleanest theme park in the industry.
The park-wide dedication to kindness extends to the free parking, soft drinks, sunscreen and Wi-Fi provided to every visitor. Park matriarch Pat Koch, known as "The General" for her commitment to cleanliness, has been known to scrub the park's bathrooms herself. She personally greets visitors every morning at the front gate and thanks them on the way out at closing time.
In 2004, Holiday World received the Applause Award, the highest honor in the theme park industry presented biennially by the International Assn. of Amusement Parks & Attractions. Previous winners include Europa Park (Germany), Efteling (Netherlands), Cedar Point (Ohio), Universal's Islands of Adventure (Florida) and the Magic Kingdom (Florida).
A closer look at the Top 10 rides and attractions at Holiday World and Splashin' Safari:
1) The Voyage - The 2006 hybrid wooden coaster with a steel structure was designed by Gravity Group with trains by Philadelphia Toboggan Co. Themed after the voyage of the Pilgrims to America, the 6,400-foot-long Voyage has been named the world's best wooden coaster by Amusement Today for the past five years. Reaching speeds of 67 mph, the ride is known for three drops of at least 100 feet and a stunning 24 seconds of air-time throughout the voyage. Of all the wooden coasters I've ridden, I'd say Voyage ranks right at the top alongside Six Flags Great Adventure's El Toro. Both coasters feature a ton of air time and relentless speed that continue right up to the end of the ride.
2) The Raven - The 1995 wooden terrain coaster was designed by Custom Coasters International and built by Philadelphia Toboggan Co. Taking its name from the Edgar Allan Poe poem, the 2,800-foot-long Raven was named the world's best wooden coaster from 2000 to 2003 by Amusement Today. I found Raven to be the smoothest of Holiday World's wooden coasters and loved that the train literally disappeared into the forest upon departing the station.
3) The Legend - Opened in 2000, the sequel to Raven was designed by Custom Coasters International and built by Philadelphia Toboggan Co. Based on the Sleepy Hollow legend, the 4,000-foot-long wooden terrain coaster races through the woods as if chased by the Headless Horseman. The ride's lateral G forces can make for rough riding; I found the front row to be more forgiving than the back.
4) Mammoth - Opened this summer, the 1,763-foot-long ride snatched the title of world's longest water coaster from Wildebeest. The ProSlide water coaster employs a conveyor belt to ascend the lift hill and linear induction motors to propel the clover-leaf rafts up hills. It's the first water coaster I've ever ridden and the best water ride I've ever been on.
5) Wildebeest - The 1,710-foot-long ProSlide water coaster employs a conveyor belt to ascend the lift hill and linear induction motors to propel the toboggan rafts up hills. In 2011, Wildebeest was named the world's best water park ride by Amusement Today.
6) Pilgrims Plunge - The Intamin shoot the chutes ride claimed title of world's tallest water ride when it opened in 2009. After a unique elevator scissor lift, the boat races 50 mph down a 131-foot drop at a 45-degree angle.
7) Raging Rapids - The 1990 white-water raft ride includes a journey through the flooded Western town of Boulder Canyon and under a river-spanning curtain of water. Good luck staying dry amid the million gallons of water surging and splashing all around you along the 1,200-foot-long serpentine course.
8) Frightfall Falls - The 1984 log flume travels through a spooky tunnel and a pun-filled graveyard before descending down a 35-foot drop into a splash down finale.
9) Star Spangled Carousel - The 2008 Chance Rides carousel features a menagerie of 30 animals, including a rabbit, dolphin, tiger, zebra, cat and dragon.
10) Freedom Train - The quarter-scale model of a Baltimore & Ohio locomotive was the original ride at Holiday World and remains the only attraction back to the 1946 opening of the park.
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Lately I totally ditched the pin curls, although I love them, my hair is just terrible to curl and I kind of love my straigth hair again so for now no more curls (which most of the times only last a few hours). I'm also letting the hair dye grow out. I've been dyeing my hair since I was 14, always hated my natural hair color, but now I finally start to appreciate it.
The pattern I used is McCall 4942 and I have it in my stash for al ong time, I had it on my to-do list a couple of years ago, but never got to it.
The wine red fabric was a gift and has such a beautiful color. Alas, it was quite hard to work with because it's quite slippery. The fabric is also a bit stretchy and after sewing all the seams of the bodice and skirt I discovered it was too big while the patterns had the correct size. So I had to unpick the seams and resize the pattern pieces. You must know, I have very little experience sewing stretchy fabrics, I'm always using woven fabrics. This is a whole new are for me.
Then I had some problems with the sleeve caps as well. The pattern suggested to stitch 3 darts in each sleeve cap, but they turned out quite wobbly(?) and I couldn't fix it. Instead I gathered the sleeve caps and I really liked the results.
|I made a sleeve stiffener of organza (forgot to cut the thread befor taking the photo)
To give the sleeve some more support I made a sleeve stiffener. An idea I borrowed from another 40s sewing pattern which I have in my stash and will probably be my next sewing project.
|Fabric covered buttons and button loops at the neck opening
And how can I forget about the pockets??? It has pockets is well :)Yay for pockets!
|My cat wanted some attention
|Ok, this is becoming a small tradition, posting the funny pics at each end of my blogpost
Techniques I used (with references):
French seams:
C. Shaeffer, 2011. Couture Sewing Techniques. Pp. 51-52.
Fabric covered belt:
I followed the instructions which came with the kit and used an online tutorial written by Linda Bradfield.
Button loops:
I don't remember anymore where I learned this technique but I found a tutorial written by Ysolda.
Fabric covered buttons:
The buttons are from Prym and I use an universal tool to create the fabric covered buttons. The tool and package of buttons contains a clear instruction.
Lapped side seam closure with snaps:
J. Cole & S. Czachor, 2010. Professional Sewing Techniques for Designers. Pp. 497.
This closure is very common in vintage dresses. The pattern instructions of a vintage pattern show you how to make one.
Hand sewn hem with a blind catchstitch:
C. Shaeffer, 2011. Couture Sewing Techniques. Pp. 35.
Pinked edges:
I used my rottary cutter with a pinking blade to finish the hem and some of the other edges.
Sleeve stiffener:
This technique I borrowed form another 40s sewing pattern to support the sleeve.


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It happens to all of us at one point in time. We get into an automobile collision and need the best auto body shop in Berkeley Heights. Hopefully, it is not too bad and we are not seriously injured. But usually the car does not fare as well and comes away with significant damage.
What is the next step after your collision and you need an auto body shop?
Likely, after informing the insurance company you take your vehicle to one of their "approved" vendors.
Here is what happens next. You tell the insurance company what company you choose. By this time they have already taken phones of the car and know how extensive the damage is. If you need an expert to take a look, make sure you go to a repair shop in Berkeley Heights.
They have a computer system that gives them a printed estimate stating what the replacement parts and labor will be based upon a set hourly rate.
This statement is given to the body shop. It comes with a break down of what the labor and parts "should" be and the company has to usually be able to totally fix the car for that price.
What Are Collision Services? How Do They Work?
Keep in mind that what is printed out represents the best case scenario and doesn't allow for items on the car that was missed or problems that come up.
Now here are some things to watch out for. a local auto body shop in Berkeley Heights is operating under very, very thin margins and the incentive to "cut corners" is huge. Getting an extra $300 off a job can really add up over the course of the month when you are talking about doing at least 3-5 vehicles every week.
Auto Body Repair: Pull on a 2005 Ford Focus
Replacement Parts in Auto Body Shops
Make sure the parts being used on your car are OEM parts. These are replacement auto body parts in Berkeley Heights are sent directly from the car manufacturers and are designed with the same specs as the vehicle came with.
Aftermarket parts can be significantly cheaper yet are not the same quality and make not hold up the same in the event of another accident.
No Realignment? Talk to Your Auto Repair Team!
The frame is usually somewhat bent when a car goes through an accident of any kind. It needs to be properly realigned. You need a serious all hands on deck auto body shop to take care of you here.
Unfortunately, because the money made off one car can be very little the propensity to skip this step is very high. Later down the road this will cause your car to not drive straight but at a tilt and your tires will wear prematurely. So if you need to brush up on some tire repair, ask your mechanic straight away.
Using Bondo (Fillers) Instead of Replacing the Part
Filling any damage in with bondo is not bad in itself. If you know what the auto body shop in Berkeley Heights is doing, they tell you, and this is what you are paying for then it is fine.
The problem comes in when you think you are getting a vehicle back that is 99.9% the same as before it was wrecked and it is not. Filling a damaged part in with filler rather than replacing the expensive part is a common tactic and you want to make sure it is not done on your vehicle.
Auto Body Shops and Custom Work
All damaged parts should be replaced unless you are paying a lower price for the car to just be fixed (in the case you want the cheapest price and do not care about having a car exactly the same as before). Again, you should really speak to your best auto body shop nearest you!
Keep in mind that most auto body repair shops are honest and are surviving in a tough industry.
What exactly is an auto body shop? That is actually a good question. An auto body shop is a business that specializes in repairing autos that have been damaged in an accident.
This type of shop is different from a car repair shop. The latter shop just repairs mechanical problems. When the damage to your auto has been caused by an accident, a natural disaster, or some other catastrophic event, you will need to visit a shop that will be able to do these repairs without question.
Although the major reason for seeking out the services of an auto body shop is due to a car accident, a car or truck may also need these type of services if it has been neglected for a long time. For example, if a car has sat for a long time without running, there may be damage to the body of the car. In some cases, wildlife may have damaged wires or even parts of the auto body.
It is also possible that parts of the car will have begun to rust and show wear and tear. These issues must be fixed in order for the car to be safe to drive. In other cases, your car may have been dinged, dented, or scratched in a parking lot. If the damage is significant, you may need to take your car to body shop.The services offered by each shop will vary depending upon a variety of factors.
Some shops specialize in repairing a specific make of vehicle, while others will repair any vehicle that has been brought to them. Some shops only work with certain types of insurance companies while others may only take certain warranty programs. Because of this, it is best to call around before you take your vehicle to a particular shop.
In addition, the cost of the work may vary significantly. If you have been in an accident and need to have your car repaired, you may not want to shop around and compare prices. However, you may be able to save thousands of dollars by taking the time to do just that.
A good auto body shop will be able to replace any broken or cracked glass, mend the dents and broken pieces of the car body, and also fix any mechanical damage. Finally, the shop should be able to repaint the car or paint the part that has been mended to match the rest of the vehicle.
An reputable shop should also have staff which are able to submit insurance claims in order to cover the damage. The staff should also understand insurance deductibles and have a working relationship with local insurance agents. If you do not have insurance, or if your insurance does not cover collisions, a good shop should be able to help you with this situation as well.
The important thing to do is to get an itemized quote which details the cost of the repair. Carefully read over this quote before agreeing to any repairs. Remember, you can always go to another shop to get your car fixed.In some cases, a body shop may even have a loaner car. This means that you will still be able to get to work and run errands while your vehicle is being repaired.
Take Control: Choose the Right Body Shop
The insurance companies nickel and dime them at every turn and they are made to give them at time ridiculous discounts to get any business. That's why having an auto body shop in your corner can't be stressed enough.
Nevertheless, all an auto body shop should be on is your side and corners should not be cut at your expense and being watchful is just a smart way to go.
Your Auto Body Shop In Berkeley Heights Should Help You With What Car Needs Exactly?
Some of the biggest questions people run into deal with the repairing their vehicles. Many times people are confused and don't know how to go about picking the right auto body shop. What process should I run through in picking the right vehicle repair shop? What questions should I consider?
What value am I getting for my Auto Body Repair?
The most important question in determining what auto body repair shops is: What value am I getting in repairing my vehicle here? Many body shops out there are looking for unsuspecting customers and ways to pad their bottom dollar. A lot of times body shops will offer the lowest price because they know this will attract customers. Unfortunately, from a customer standpoint choosing the lowest price is not always the way to go.
Daniel T., Vice President of National Auto Parts, in Dallas, Texas, concurs that doing this will only create more car issues in the future. "Repairing your vehicle is always about what you get in return. These days, body shops continue to push the limits of their customers to see how much more they can get away with. At this point the body shop knows exactly what they're doing. Is the customer to know the better?"
What can I do to protect myself?
A solution that's been picking up a lot of traction recently is hiring a third party to assist you in this area. There are a few good car crash consultants out there that will help you figure out what's being put on your vehicle and how the vehicle's being repaired. When looking for a good car crash consultant selecting one that gives you a lot of insight on the repair and product being used is imperative. Using these specialists provides visibility in an area with many questions.
Another way is looking for a detailed report of the work being put into the vehicle and reviewing the warranty the shops offers. When you get into an accident, every insurance gives you an assessment of the damages, take a look at the sheets and read over to see what product they've listed for use. Auto Body Shops sporadically will attempt to use cheaper parts to make more money. Requesting the use of what's listed on your insurance assessment is not unusual and will help protect against this. In regards to warranties, most legitimate body shops will have an extensive warranty and stand by their work.
Where should I look for the body shop?
Driving to the nice plush auto body repair shops off the highway might be convenient, but doing this often drives up the price of the job. "All businesses have costs and are in it to make money. With this assumption, you have to believe any cost a business incurs will be passed onto their consumer," Daniel says. Hanging off the highway, and looking more in-city gives any prospective client a better chance to keep labor costs low. Prices per hour for labor can vary wildly from $30-$100 for the same type of work. Don't misunderstand the shop may not look the best, but you can be guaranteed going this route will provide good value.


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text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - North Korea puts satellite in orbit Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in North Korea puts satellite in orbit Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Current Events Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message young_clintonJoined: 09 Sep 2009 Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 5:54 am Post subject: North Korea puts satellite in orbit Now that North Korea is close to building an effective ICBM it's time to consider whether or not the North Korean government should remain in place. They are scheduling another nuclear test sometime probably soon. The country is becoming even more dangerous than it used to be when all it used to do is sink South Korean ships, blow up international airplanes, and send terrorists to kill country leaders. Back to top ZackbackJoined: 05 Nov 2010Location: Kyungbuk Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 3:23 pm Post subject: Let's shoot it down. When they get pissed off and threaten and complain just laugh at 'em. ---------------- On a more serious note: John Bolton: UN Threats Won't Stop North Korea John Bolton appeared to scoff Wednesday at suggestions the United Nations would pursue a harder line toward North Korea in the aftermath of its successful rocket launch that for the first time put a satellite into wobbly orbit. The launch Wednesday touched off speculation that North Korea, with help from Iran, was moving closer to developing an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of delivering a nuclear strike at the United States or any of its allies. Bolton, the former United Nations ambassador under President George W. Bush, called it "a big deal," but told Fox News' Greta Van Susteren that U.N. Security Council threats of additional sanctions won't do any good. The Security Council condemned the launch as a violation of previous sanctions imposed in 2006 and 2009 banning North Korean missile and nuclear tests. "They obviously weren't deterred by the existing sanctions, and with good reason," Bolton said. "Every step North Korea takes closer to a true, deliverable nuclear weapons capability, the more they believe that the United States and other countries that are worried will come to try to negotiate with them. "So it's not that their successes breed stronger reactions against what they are doing," he continued. "They think that the rest of the world will play into their hands, and for 20 years they have been right about that." Bolton, pointing to Iran's efforts over the past 15 years to help North Korea develop its ballistic missile technology, dismissed Pyongyang's claim the launch was aimed only at putting an earth surveillance satellite into orbit. "This has nothing to do with launching . . . weather or communications satellites, which is what both North Korea and Iran are saying," Bolton said, adding that the fact "they got something into orbit at all is noteworthy." "South Korea, an incredibly prosperous society, has itself failed to orbit satellites," Bolton noted. "So for this impoverished, and the most heavily sanctioned regime on earth, [to do it] tells you about U.N. Security Council sanctions." "It is a big deal, every step of the way," he added. With the launch, North Korea joined a fairly exclusive club of only 10 nations that have put a satellite into orbit. The launch caused a stir even in China, a long-time ally of North Korea, which warned Pyongyang a month ago not to attempt it. On Wednesday, the Chinese government said it "regrets" the launch, but gave no clear indication if it would support further actions by the United Nations. Bolton said unless China takes a harder line, North Korea can be expected to continue with its efforts aimed at intimidating the United States. "They have succeeded in that before. And China, which could bring enormous pressure on North Korea, gets away with issuing statements about regret," he told Van Susteren. http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/nkorea-rocket-launch-bolton/2012/12/13/id/467616 Back to top YagremohbhgJoined: 04 Oct 2012Location: Busan Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 12:09 am Post subject: I'll bet pounds to peanuts that it's a PRC spy mission really. Back to top falcoJoined: 26 Nov 2005 Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 8:45 pm Post subject: Good point Young Clinton. Very rare for me to side with a neocon like Bolton , but on this particular issue he's absolutely right. Its something I've also been saying for years. Namely, the only way this (the NK) regime will ever go away is through outside force. The dictatorship is so absolute, the population so terrorized, the level of repression throughout the society so severe, that any chance of the NK govt being overthrown from the inside is next to zero. Thats the sad truth that is rarely spoken about or admitted. They are and will continue on the present course because its simply not in their interest to do otherwise. Back to top recessiontimeJoined: 21 Jun 2010Location: Got avatar privileges nyahahaha Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 1:18 am Post subject: except they got nukes, so you aren't going to hear about the US attacking it like Iran and other Middle Eastern countries. Back to top SteelrailsJoined: 12 Mar 2009Location: Earth, Solar System Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 3:00 am Post subject: I'd say that there is one chance for things to sorta change from the inside and that is an internal faction dispute (possibly brought on by hunger- one of the very few things that could get the military wing to turn on the party/political/propaganda/intelligence wing) in which case you might get some warlordism going on. Not likely and not really desirable, but at least its possible. Who knows? In such a scenario the regime might actually turn for outside help because they represent "stability" in terms of preventing some sort of massive humanitarian crisis. Back to top falcoJoined: 26 Nov 2005 Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 2:06 am Post subject: Quote: I'd say that there is one chance for things to sorta change from the inside and that is an internal faction dispute (possibly brought on by hunger- one of the very few things that could get the military wing to turn on the party/political/propaganda/intelligence wing) in which case you might get some warlordism going on. Not likely and not really desirable, but at least its possible. Not to denigrate your opinion but this is more wishful thinking than anything else. Actually it illustrates perfectly the point I was making. The above scenario HAS happened - during the '95-'98 famine. Between 2-3 million died, between 10-15% of the entire population. These statistics make it one of the worst, if not THE worst famine to happen in any country anywhere at any time. Apparently in some instances some Army factions did revolt but these insurgencies were mercilessly put down without too much difficulty according to defectors who witnessed these occurences. What was the regimes response to the areas worst hit by the famine?....simply to cut off and isolate them. Read the book 'Nothing to Envy by Barbara Demick' for survivors first-hand accounts of the horror they witnessed. Back to top falcoJoined: 26 Nov 2005 Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 3:14 pm Post subject: recessiontime wrote: except they got nukes, so you aren't going to hear about the US attacking it like Iran and other Middle Eastern countries. Thats the point the OP was trying to make I think. What is to be done, if anything, now that such a regime has nuclear weapons (or at least a handful, if intelligence is to be believed). Wheres the point where the international community says enough is enough? 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