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- Time : 21.30 pm at SCTV Satu Untuk Semua
- Director : Ai Manaf
- Producer : Manoj Punjabi and Dhamo Punjabi
- Production Designer : Shania Punjabi
- Story and Script : Dono Indarto
- Production : MD Entertainment (2009)
- Music Arranger : Iwang Modulus
After officially becoming husband and wife, Ridho bring Murni to Jakarta. MUTIA (Febby Lawrence), Ridho's mother and father (Leroy Osmani) very shock after know the Rido's wedding without family blessing because Mutia (Feby Lawrence) had plan to wed Ridho with SHALIMAR (Niken Anjani). In many ways, Mutia is trying to separate Ridho from Murni. In fact, Mutia invite Salimar to intrigue the process. But Shalimar refused because he did not want to impose love and Shalimar aware that Ridho really love and pity to Murni.
Ridho constantly looking ways and really want Murni love him. He was ostensibly to be intimate with Shalimar and make Murni jealousy. Slowly, the Ridho scenario is successful, Murni begin jealousy to see proximity Ridho and Shalimar. Over time, Murni want to open the heart love door to Ridho. On the one hand, Shalimar think if Ridho given the fondness because Ridho was not happy with wedding. Salimar hope, Ridho will receive her, and leave Murni. But the fact say others, Ridho come back to Murni and it's make Shalimar heart hurt so for the second time.
Meutia who had promised Shalimar to wed with one of the children, ask Shalimar to married with FAHRI (Arthur Brontolaras), younger Ridho's brother. Fachri can not refuse because Mutia always urgent. Finally without love, Fachry and Shalimar married even though Fachri has been have other lovers, ERNEST (Zora Vidyananta). Ernes, si gadis manis very angry after know Fahri has been married, because she is being a child of Fachri. Because feel guilty, Fachri to show responsibility and keep a relationship with Ernest.
Shalimar know if Fachri lie, becomes revenge to Murni. Shalimar felt his life destroyed since the presence of Murni. Because it, Shalimar very hate to Murni. Together with Mutia, Shalimar plans to make Murni's life miserable. How the story next? Watch the love story full romantisme, the only flavored various conflicts in the SCTV Satu Untuk Semua.
- Ririn Dwi Aryanti as Murni
- Andrew Andika as Ridho
- Arthur Brotolaras as Fahri
- Febby Lawrence as Mutia
- Niken Anjani as Shalimar
- Ivan Sabatani as Akbar
- Leroy Osmani
- Zaskia Sungkar
- Zora Vidyanata
- Tazman Taher
Theme Song Sinetron Terlanjur Cinta : Demi Cinta
Singer : Kerispatih Band - Sammy Hendra Samuel Simorangkir (vokal), Doadibadai Hollo (keyboard), Andika Putrasahadewa (bass), Arief Nurdiansyah Morada (guitar) and Antonius Surya Sularjo (drum)
Song & Lyrics : Badai Kerispatih
Album : Tak Lekang Oleh Waktu (2008)
Label : Nagaswara Record


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Courses / Highland Park Work Day Saturday MARCH 26 2016« on: March 18, 2016, 07:53:02 AM »
Howdy all. On Saturday, March 26th 2016, there will be some work going on at Highland. The rough plan for the day is to REMOVE the basket for 12, then replace it with the basket from 15. A sleeve will then be installed for a NEW position and NEW basket on 15. This is a fairly labor intensive task and any help throughout the day would be greatly appreciated. We have some tools but bringing your own is suggested. We will mainly need shovels and rakes, maybe a wheelbarrow or 2. So far it is me, Jason Poole and Gary Lewis for the work crew. We will be out there early so if you have some free time pop on by =).

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You don't have to have a degree in theology, philosophy, or science to engage in Christian apologetics or "defending the faith." What you need is a deep-seated faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and an abiding love for Him.
but in your hearts regard Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect, having a good conscience, so that, when you are slandered, those who revile your good behavior in Christ may be put to shame. -1 Peter 3:15-16
Did you notice what Peter didn't say? He didn't say you need to have a working knowledge of metaphysics or a basic understanding of aristotilian logic or even the scientific method. He didn't even suggest that conversation on spiritual matter requires an ability to answer all spiritual questions an unbeliever might have. While knowledge in the above areas is incredibly valuable, none of these things actually equip us for the task of defending the faith.
On the contrary, regarding "Christ the Lord as holy" in our hearts is the means by which we will be ready to give an answer for the hope that is in us. In other words, if you want to be prepared to defend your faith–you must simply treasure Christ supremely in your heart.
You might object that some people won't care about how precious Christ is to you. They have questions about Christianity, the Bible, evolution, etc. etc. Let me first say that most people don't have nearly as many questions as we think they do. And secondly, all people are naturally opposed to the things of God anyway (1 Cor. 2:14).
When we seek to convince a non-Christian of the veracity of the Christian faith, we are fighting a losing battle. Apart from the work of God on the human heart, people suppress the truth in their unrighteousness (Romans 1:18). In other words, its impossible for Christianity to gain a fair hearing–everyone you would hope to convince of Christianity's merit are already opposed to it.
Does that mean that apologetic task is doomed to fail? If all our arguments will not convince people, how are we to approach apologetics? I have never met anyone who converted to Christ because they lost an argument about Christianity. On the contrary, I have witnessed many come to faith because of testimony of a faithful Christian and the hope they found in Christ.
The manner in which we do apologetics is as important as the answers we provide. Thus Peter says when you give a reason for the hope you have in Christ, do so "with gentleness and respect." So its important that our lives are consistent, in some regard, with our testimony. I am not arguing that Christians seek to be perfect, but rather that they continually rely on, live by, and hope in the gospel.
Peter would have us be ready to give an answer "to anyone who asks us a reason for the hope that is in us." You don't have to be an expert in philosophy or science to do so because life's biggest questions cannot be answered by science or philosophy. What happens when I die? Why did my friend die so young? Why is there so much sin, sickness, and despair in the world and will it ever go away? What is the meaning of my existence?
Science and philosophy attempt answers at these questions but neither can fix the problems that drive them. The gospel does one better. The gospel offers a fix to the problems behind these questions. Simply put, the gospel offers what people truly need: hope.
Science and philosophy can only attempt answers to the "why" questions but neither can solve our most desperate problems. So instead of constantly worrying about whether you can intelligently answer every question your unbelieving friend might have, simply offer them the hope you have found in Christ. They may be completely closed off to any discussion of Jesus now, but eventually life will confront them with questions that they cannot answer and problems they cannot fix and if you are abiding in Christ you have the answer to their heart's deepest longing–to know their creator through the sacrifices of His Son. When you have a friend desperate to save their marriage or coming to terms with the reality of death, if you are abiding in Christ, you have the answers to their most desperate questions.
I am thankful for intelligent Christians in the public square who are answering the scientific and philosophical questions of the unbelieving world. I praise the Lord for them but these conversations are not likely to produce much fruit. What will, however, is one friend offering another hope–hope to overcome our deepest flaws and failures. Hope to live again. Hope that will not disappoint.


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My name is daniel and i will come to the states in the month of may and will stay there till september. I'm playing as a dj here in germany (in Munich and Berlin).
For the time i'm in the states i'm looking for some gigs - especially on the burning man festival, too.
My style is a mixture between neo-and progressive trance, electroclash and techno.
for promotional use, you can download a part of my dj-set live @ Kitkatclub Berlin at
pls contact me via e-mail
greetings from germany
Possibility to play on party?
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Thanks for the post and the music. In a few weeks or months someone will probably start a thread here called "Stages Seeking Artists" that will be people looking for DJs and other performers. The corresponding thread will be "Artists Seeking Stages". This forum is pretty quiet now, but by early summer there will be a lot more activity and I'm sure you'll get some invitations. Have fun!
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False Flag Chemical Attack on Syria
By Stephen Lendman
It doesn't surprise. On April 27, WikiLeaks Supporters Forum headlined "Syria False Flag Chemical Weapons - Obama sets up America for invasion," saying:
US intelligence "actively promot(es)" a false flag attack. Assad's wrongfully blamed. Obama's heading closer to full-scale intervention.
Britain's "David Cameron demonstrates a willingness to assist the US military and Intelligence agenda." UK controlled "BBC obediently falls into line, assisting in disseminating (false) information."
US media scoundrels are worst of all. More on that below.
A previous article discussed hacked emails. They revealed Washington's approved plan to stage a false flag Syrian chemical attack.
Doing so crosses Obama's "red line." Planned US intervention may follow. On May 1, US-enlisted death squads used chemical materials against Syrian civilians. They did so during a Idlib area attack.
Those affected were taken cross border to Turkey. It's a thinly veiled scheme. Expect Assad to be falsely blamed.
Victims are hospitalized in Reyhanli. It's in Hatay province on Syria's border. Blood samples were sent to Turkey's Forensic Medicine Institute.
Union of Syrian Medical Relief Organization Dr. Ubada Alabrash said:
"When wounded people arrived at the Bab-al Hawa crossing they were suffering from suffocation, breathing difficulties, they were vomiting and large tears welled up from their eyes. These are symptoms of chemical gas."
"We cannot be certain, but we are waiting for blood test results from the Turkish government."
On May 1, Syrian state media accused terrorists of exposing civilians to an "unknown powder" believed to contain toxic chemicals. A follow-up report said an unknown liquid killed a number of people.
"Mounting fumes from gallons containing some liquid materials, which were stored by a shepherd in his house in Saraqeb town in Idlib countryside, have killed his guest and him as one of the children in the house opened one of the gallons," it added.
An "armed terrorist group" gave a housewife and her children protective masks. They forced three kidnapped victims to inhale toxic fumes.
They died after doing so. Their bodies were transferred to Turkey. Blood samples are being tested for toxic chemicals exposure.
Earlier, Syria's Foreign Ministry said:
"Terrorist groups may resort to using chemical weapons against the Syrian people .after having gained control of a toxic chlorine factory" near Aleppo.
On May 1, Reyhanli Mayor Huseyin Sanverdi said:
"We are taking the necessary precautions as we have received unconfirmed information on the use of chemical weapons."
"So far I have not received confirmation from medical institutions but there is a possibility that the weapons were used and we have to act with caution in case."
Thirteen Syrians were exposed. The Reyhanli hospital is sealed off. An unnamed employee said an emergency medical team is involved.
"We were given special apparel but it was the emergency team which took care of those patients. Doctors suspected sarin or mustard gas because the patients had breathing difficulties."
Union of Syrian Medical Relief Organisations Dr. Wassim Taha said patients were washed at the border. Doctors feared toxic gas exposure.
Dr. Alabrash said test results aren't yet known.
"I don't think the Turkish government would hide the results from us, but I understand they must be careful with it because NATO and other international bodies are also involved in this issue," he added.
"Now we are waiting for the blood test results from Ankara. We have asked to be informed. We can only say after the test results if chemical weapons were used or not."
He stopped short of saying who bears responsibility. Expect Washington, Britain and other US allies to blame Assad. Whether US-led NATO intervention follows remains to be seen.
US media scoundrels support it. On April 23, The New York Times featured Senator Bob Corker's (R. TN) op-ed. He headlined "Dithering While Damascus Burns," saying:
America must get involved, he stressed. US "leadership, including providing arms and training to moderate rebels, are likely to be the only things that can tip the balance, help end the bloodshed and halt brewing threats to us and our allies."
"(T)he time for 'leading from behind' is over."
"The United States must also be more aggressive in stopping Iranian support for Mr. Assad."
"(E)nding the violence in Syria will require the United States to play an even greater role, and it will force both us and our partners to make difficult decisions."
"The consequences of our continued collective failure are unthinkable, and grow more serious every day."
New York Times editors claim Assad distorts the conflict by accusing US-backed death squads of terrorism. Washington exploits the notion. Its "war on terror" does so on humanity. Don't expect Times editors to explain.
Washington Post editors crossed the line. They urge US intervention. They want Syria bombed. They recommended doing so "with missiles and stealth bombers."
They urge circumventing the Security Council. Otherwise they'll be "more crossings of (Obama's) red line - and grave damage to US interests."
Los Angeles Times editors headlined "A 'red line' on Syria." saying:
"If the Assad regime has indeed used chemical weapons, the US must honor its commitment to act .Obama must respond."
Foreign Affairs contributor Josh Rogin headlined "State Department: Syria must answer questions about secret nuclear program."
No evidence suggests one. At issue was Israel's September 2007 attack. Four Israeli aircraft lawlessly entered Syrian airspace. Secret unprovoked bombing followed.
At the time, anonymous sources claimed Israel destroyed a partially constructed nuclear reactor. None existed.
Whatever was attacked had nothing to do with nuclear reactor development. Israel committed premeditated aggression. It wasn't the first time.
The State Department revived an old canard. Assistant Secretary of State for International and Non-Proliferation, Tom Countryman, said:
"With regard to Syria, it has been nearly two years since IAEA Director General Amano reported that the facility destroyed in 2007 at Deir Ez-Zour was very likely a nuclear reactor' that should have been declared to the agency pursuant to Syria's safeguards agreement."
"To date, Syria has not taken any concrete steps to address the outstanding serious questions about its clandestine nuclear activities."
Countryman lacks credibility. So does Amano. He's a pro-Western stooge. Washington installed him to serve US interests. Take nothing he says at face value. He falsely accused Iran numerous times.
America's Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) features state-sponsored propaganda. On April 29, its nightly NewsHour program discussed Syria.
What should America do, was asked? One-sided views followed. Alternative voices are suppressed. It's official PBS policy.
The so-called UN Institute for Peace (USIP) is a pro-Western front group. Washington generously funds it. The Day After Project is one of its initiatives. It's a US-led effort for a post-Assad Syria.
Its representative Murhaf Jouejati appeared on NewsHour. He claimed "overwhelming evidence that this dictator (Assad) is out to kill as many Syrian opponents of his regime as possible."
He mentioned alleged chemical weapons use as one example. "I think the US should do more than it is doing," he urged.
Syria Comment editor Joshua Landis said Syria "exploded into civil war." There's nothing civil about Syria's conflict. Western-recruited death squads invaded. Assad's confronting them responsibly. Most Syrians support him. Landis didn't explain.
Jouejati called what's ongoing "a national uprising." Until Washington sent in its dogs, Syria was peaceful. Obama bears full responsibility. NewsHour guests didn't explain. They never discuss what viewers most need to know.
Obama's already waging multiple direct and proxy wars. He's incrementally heading toward another. Syrian intervention appears likely. Libya 2.0 could happen anytime.
Advancing America's imperium alone matters. Rogue governments operate that way. America's by far the worst.
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You can photograph or video anything done in public
Q. Someone is walking their dog on my yard and not cleaning up. Is it legal for me to set up a video camera to take a video and catch the person?
A. As far as the law is concerned, you generally have the right to photograph or video anything done in public. Basically, if you can see it from the front of your house, you can video it. If you visit YouTube, you will see you are not alone when it comes to catching negligent dog walkers.
Q. I would like to know if the property manager of an apartment project can refuse to give the tenant the owner's name if the tenant requests it.
A. According to the Texas Property Code, the landlord or property manager must disclose the name and address of the holder of record title after you request it. If the information is not disclosed, you could be entitled to $500 in damages as well as attorney's fees and court costs. I suggest you send your request by certified mail.
Q. I have to move out of my apartment before my lease is up. I have told the landlord that he can either re-rent the apartment or that I have a friend who will sublease it. The landlord told me that I did not have the right to sublease my apartment. Is this true?
A. Under the law, a tenant may not sublease an apartment unless the lease agreement expressly gives him or her this right. I suggest you read your lease carefully, and then discuss the matter with your landlord. I should point out that although you might not be able to sublease, under the law, landlords have a duty to "mitigate" their damages and rent an apartment to someone else after you move out. If you offer an acceptable tenant and the landlord refuses to rent to him or her, the landlord might not be able to recover damages from you.
Q. Can I recover child support from my child's father even if we were never married?
A. The obligation to pay child support is based on parentage, not marital status. If you can establish that someone is the father of a child, then he has an obligation to help support the child. Your marital status is not relevant.
Q. I was divorced two years ago. My ex-husband kept the house and agreed to pay the note. What do I do to get my name off the loan? I am having trouble buying a new house.
A. The only way to get your name removed from the loan is to sell the property, have the lender agree to release you, or have your ex re-finance in his name. Interest rates may be lower and it might be a good deal for him to refinance in his own name.


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Visitors from all over the world find their way to the Church of the Cross overlooking the May River in Bluffton and I am fortunate to be a docent there once a month.
We Southern women have no problem with asking strangers who, what, why, where and when. Doesn't mean we're nosy. Au contraire. We are simply interested.
So, on a Saturday morning last summer when two ladies came in the church door, I offered the usual "Hello, how are you?" Followed up with "Are you visiting?" and "Where are you from?"
One said she was from Savannah, but had a summer house here in Bluffton. "My friend is visiting from California," she said.
"Where in California?" I asked.
"Pasedena," she replied.
"Oh," I exclaimed. "Pasedena, I have always wanted to see the Rose Parade in Pasedena."
As luck would have it, the Californian was not only from Pasedena, she was the chair of the Rose Bowl Management Committee.
'This is the person to contact', she said and gave me her card with a phone number and name I was to hear many times.
Although we never met face to face, Wadie Gravely, Travel and Official Tour Manager of the 2012 Pasedena Tournament of Roses, proved to be most dedicated and amazingly efficient.
Between her and daughter Tamela who leads me through the maze of airline tickets, tours and car rentals, a trip was planned that exceeded my expectations.
I called Dolores. "You ever been to the Rose Parade?" I asked.
"No," she replied
"You want to go?" I asked.
She did and after a very long flight, the two of us landed at Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, picked up our rental car and headed out for the Langham Hotel, which was to be our headquarters.
There was something to do every minute. We were able to go to the "barns" where the absolutely huge floats are built. Volunteers of all ages sat around in groups taking flowers from buckets of water, putting them into orchid holders and stashing them in trays. There were veritable masses of roses, orchids, iris, Gerber daisies and flowers I have never seen before. There were pineapples, peppers and coconut, cotton, grasses, seeds, grains, spices and so much sea weed that every sushi chef for miles around was left short. Everything used on the floats is natural and is glued on or stuck on or tied on.
The day of the parade was perfect. Crowds were appreciative, music was grand. Rose Queen, Drew Washington in white and her court princesses in their royal blue gowns were lovely.
To honor what would have been his 100th birthday, a float carried Roy Rogers' horse Trigger and dog Bullet followed by a hundred Palominos. The pooper-scooper girls rushed out with dust pans and brooms. The parade moved so quickly, it was a challenge to clean up before the next marching band stepped by.
And those bands were wonderful with 200 to 400 members. I counted 38 tubas in one band. Who ever heard of a band with 38 tubas?
J.R. Martinez as the grand marshal rode by in a flower bedecked classic car.
From the flyover by the Air Forces B-2 Spirit to the final float going down the pink line, the Rose Parade with able and supporting volunteers contributing to the success of its theme "Just Imagine" was everything it should be and more.
Next year, when I watch on the television, I will practically be able to smell the roses.
Annelore Harrell lives in Bluffton and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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1997 Jeep Wrangler SE TJ - Test MulePosted in Project Vehicles on April 28, 2014
It's a tough life being a test mule. Parked in the side yard for two weeks, or maybe two months, only to be called back into service at the drop of a hat and taken down gnarly trails, a multi-day road trip, or run on a chassis dyno. Bought for a steal and as a rule rode hard and put away wet -- that is the life of a Jp magazine test vehicle. Hey, we are trying to push these things to failure so that when your Jeep fails we have already been there. One such vehicle that has had a tougher-than-average life is our beater '97 Jeep Wraangler SE TJ. This Jeep, bought from a salvage yard, was had cheaply and has been beaten like a whipping post over the past few years. All in all, the little TJ has held up remarkably well and has been incredibly reliable, appearing to thrive even when truly abused. But as with almost any machine, maintenance must occasionally be performed.
When we bought the Jeep Wrangler TJ a few years back we got a deal because the seller was about to put a timing chain in the engine. At the time, we were not convinced that it needed it, but we used it as leverage to haggle on the price. Being the cheapskates that we are, we talked them down on price if they would let us handle the timing chain repair, saving them the money that they would have paid a mechanic (plus they tossed in the timing chain kit). Fast forward a few years and the timing chain in the 2.5L AMC four-cylinder was still ticking away, but when the engine started having hard start issues and other timing chain related problems, we knew it was time to bite the bullet and toss a timing chain at the Jeep. Also, since we are admittedly hard on Jeeps, over the past few years the TJ's factory oil pan somehow got beaten against rocks -- more than once -- and dented. Since we were gonna be venturing into the front of the little mill, we figured it would be a good time to toss in a new oil pan and to fabricate an oil pan skidplate to prevent a repeat performance. Follow along as we show you some tips and tricks to help you maintain Jeep's engine, build a stout oil pan skidplate, and prep it for several more years of use.


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33 U.S. Code § 701-1 - Declaration of policy of 1944 act
In connection with the exercise of jurisdiction over the rivers of the Nation through the construction of works of improvement, for navigation or flood control, as herein authorized, it is declared to be the policy of the Congress to recognize the interests and rights of the States in determining the development of the watersheds within their borders and likewise their interests and rights in water utilization and control, as herein authorized to preserve and protect to the fullest possible extent established and potential uses, for all purposes, of the waters of the Nation's rivers; to facilitate the consideration of projects on a basis of comprehensive and coordinated development; and to limit the authorization and construction of navigation works to those in which a substantial benefit to navigation will be realized therefrom and which can be operated consistently with appropriate and economic use of the waters of such rivers by other users.
In conformity with this policy:
(a) Plans, proposals, or reports of the Chief of Engineers, Department of the Army, for any works of improvement for navigation or flood control not heretofore or herein authorized, shall be submitted to the Congress only upon compliance with the provisions of this paragraph (a). Investigations which form the basis of any such plans, proposals, or reports shall be conducted in such a manner as to give to the affected State or States, during the course of the investigations, information developed by the investigations and also opportunity for consultation regarding plans and proposals, and, to the extent deemed practicable by the Chief of Engineers, opportunity to cooperate in the investigations. If such investigations in whole or part are concerned with the use or control of waters arising west of the ninety-seventh meridian, the Chief of Engineers shall give to the Secretary of the Interior, during the course of the investigations, information developed by the investigations and also opportunity for consultation regarding plans and proposals, and to the extent deemed practicable by the Chief of Engineers, opportunity to cooperate in the investigations. The relations of the Chief of Engineers with any State under this paragraph (a) shall be with the Governor of the State or such official or agency of the State as the Governor may designate. The term "affected State or States" shall include those in which the works or any part thereof are proposed to be located; those which in whole or part are both within the drainage basin involved and situated in a State lying wholly or in part west of the ninety-eighth meridian; and such of those which are east of the ninety-eighth meridian as, in the judgment of the Chief of Engineers, will be substantially affected. Such plans, proposals, or reports and related investigations shall be made to the end, among other things, of facilitating the coordination of plans for the construction and operation of the proposed works with other plans involving the waters which would be used or controlled by such proposed works. Each report submitting any such plans or proposals to the Congress shall set out therein, among other things, the relationship between the plans for construction and operation of the proposed works and the plans, if any, submitted by the affected States and by the Secretary of the Interior. The Chief of Engineers shall transmit a copy of his proposed report to each affected State, and, in case the plans or proposals covered by the report are concerned with the use or control of waters which rise in whole or in part west of the ninety-seventh meridian, to the Secretary of the Interior. Within 30 days from the date of receipt of said proposed report, the written views and recommendations of each affected State and of the Secretary of the Interior may be submitted to the Chief of Engineers. The Secretary of the Army shall transmit to the Congress, with such comments and recommendations as he deems appropriate, the proposed report together with the submitted views and recommendations of affected States and of the Secretary of the Interior. The Secretary of the Army may prepare and make said transmittal any time following said 30-day period. The letter of transmittal and its attachments shall be printed as a House or Senate document and shall be made publicly available.
(b) The use for navigation, in connection with the operation and maintenance of such works herein authorized for construction, of waters arising in States lying wholly or partly west of the ninety-eighth meridian shall be only such use as does not conflict with any beneficial consumptive use, present or future, in States lying wholly or partly west of the ninety-eighth meridian, of such waters for domestic, municipal, stock water, irrigation, mining, or industrial purposes.
(c) The Secretary of the Interior, in making investigations of and reports on works for irrigation and purposes incidental thereto shall, in relation to an affected State or States (as defined in paragraph (a) of this section), and to the Secretary of the Army, be subject to the same provisions regarding investigations, plans, proposals, and reports as prescribed in paragraph (a) of this section for the Chief of Engineers and the Secretary of the Army. In the event a submission of views and recommendations, made by an affected State or by the Secretary of the Army pursuant to said provisions, sets forth objections to the plans or proposals covered by the report of the Secretary of the Interior, the proposed works shall not be deemed authorized except upon approval by an Act of Congress; and section 485h(a) of title 43 and section 590z–1(a) of title 16 are amended accordingly.
2016—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 114–322 inserted "and shall be made publicly available" after "House or Senate document".
1996—Par. (a). Pub. L. 104–303 substituted "Within 30 days" for "Within ninety days" and "30-day period" for "ninety-day period".
Department of War designated Department of the Army and title of Secretary of War changed to Secretary of the Army by section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, 61 Stat. 501. Section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, was repealed by section 53 of act Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 641. Section 1 of act Aug. 10, 1956, enacted "Title 10, Armed Forces" which in sections 3010 to 3013 continued Department of the Army under administrative supervision of Secretary of the Army.
Pub. L. 90–483, title II, § 202, Aug. 13, 1968, 82 Stat. 739, provided that:
Similar provisions were contained in the following prior acts:
Nov. 7, 1966, Pub. L. 89–789, title II, § 202, 80 Stat. 1418.
Oct. 27, 1965, Pub. L. 89–298, title II, § 203, 79 Stat. 1074.
Sept. 3, 1954, ch. 1264, title II, § 202, 68 Stat. 1256.
May 17, 1950, ch. 188, title II, § 202, 64 Stat. 170.
Joint Res. July 16, 1954, ch. 532, § 2, 68 Stat. 486, provided, with respect to the Glendo unit (dam and reservoir), Missouri River Basin Project, at the Glendo site on the North Platte River in Wyoming, for waiver of the provisions of subsec. (c) of this section. Section 1 of the Joint Resolution provided for the construction and operation of such unit by the Secretary of the Interior.
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amenabletopasta wrote:D'ye want t' change the title o' the thread now that it be a sticky 'un? Ye should be able t' edit the title o' ye're original message... Oi reckons "Dear Aunty [whatever ye decide 'er name is]" would be good.
It be done, in accordance with his Noodly will, and within the limitations of the forum system for which we are truly grateful, Ramen.
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Ten Reasons to Love Oregon Small Business
The Heart of the State's Economy
PORTLAND, Ore. – Small Businesses are the heart of Oregon's economy, and the U.S. Small Business Administration is sending them this Valentine with the reasons to love them.
Ten Reasons to Love Oregon Small Business
- Small businesses make up 97.7 percent of all Oregon employers.
- Small businesses create more than 46 percent of the American nonfarm private gross domestic product (GDP).
- Of high patenting firms (15 or more in a four-year period), small patenting firms produce 16 times more patents per employee than large patenting firms.
- The 336,072 small businesses in Oregon are located in every community and neighborhood.
- Small businesses employ 56.2 percent of Oregon's private sector workers.
- Home-based businesses account for 52 percent of all small businesses.
- Small businesses are 98 percent of America's exporters and produce 33 percent of all export value.
- Oregon saw an estimated 55,833 new small firms start-up during 2012.
- There are approximately 741 minority-owned businesses and 1,255 women-owned businesses in Oregon, and almost all of them are small businesses.
- The latest figures show that small business creates 64 percent or more of America's net new jobs.
iCandy will be ensuring many Portlanders have a sweet Valentine's Day. Started in July 2011 by two friends, Janelle Mikula and Debbie Eggers, iCandy now has 11 employees and provides the greater Portland-area with fresh hand-made caramel corn, ice cream and candy treats.
Last year, the increase in Valentine's Day sales and customers surprised Janelle and Debbie. "It was by far our busiest time of year, even bigger than Christmas," said Janelle. This year, they are ready for the influx of shoppers. "Knowing how well we did last year, we have been planning for the holiday and are prepared to double our sales," said Debbie.
"iCandy is a great example of two eager entrepreneurs with an idea and the dedication to see it through," said Acting District Director Robert DuCotè. "It's great to see that with the help of our resource partner, Mt. Hood Community College Small Business Development Center, they were able to put their plan into action and develop a successful small business."
Just a year after opening iCandy, Janelle and Debbie expanded their storefront and by removing a wall, were able to double their retail space and business. They also recently completed the final phase of their original business plan and launched iCandy's website, www.icandygresham.com, which allows them to fill orders around the country.
"Our commitment at SBA is to work arm-in-arm with entrepreneurs to grow and create jobs," said Regional Administrator Calvin Goings. "Through free business advising and start-up classes, iCandy has developed into a thriving storefront that is making a big impact in their community."
That's Debbie and Janelle's favorite part of their job, bringing smiles to the community. "It's going to be great seeing the happiness our store and treats bring our customers and their valentines," said Janelle. "It's what makes us happy," added Debbie, with smiles spread across both of their faces.
For more information about SBA programs and resources visit the Portland District Office webpage at www.sba.gov/or.


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By E. Douglas Varney
and Dr. John J. Dreyzehner
It is time to change the conversation in Tennessee. It is time to recognize addiction for what it is: a chronic disease, not a moral failing.
Addiction impacts about one in three families in our state. It is a disease to which we are all susceptible by our very nature as human beings.
Whether our brains crave nicotine, alcohol, sugar, prescription drugs, or other substances, it is fact, not fate, we can recover.
By KEN YAGER
State Senator, 12th District
School is out and summer is in.
There is nowhere better to enjoy summer activities than Tennessee's beautiful state parks.
A state park is within an hour's drive of just about anywhere in Tennessee.
By MARTHA M. LAFFERTY
On March 19, state Rep. Julia Hurley entered the Roane County Courthouse with her Chinese crested dog, "Pepper."
When court officials noticed her dog tagging behind on his leash, they proceeded to evict her from the courthouse.
In the aftermath of this incident, comments regarding Rep. Hurley's actions and information regarding service animal requirements flooded the media.
By KEN PAULSON
Infant Jayden Thomas Mittleider, 6 days, of Coalfield, passed away Sunday, Aug. 7, 2011, in University of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville.
He was born Monday, Aug. 1, 2011, in University of Tennessee Medical Center.
Gov. Bill Haslam presented his State of the State/Budget Address to the General Assembly outlining his proposals to deal with the state's current budget crunch, while working towards reforming education and making our economy stronger to welcome new jobs to Tennessee.
The $30.2 billion balanced budget is almost $2 billion less than the current 2010-11 budget of $32 billion.
It contains no new taxes and maintains essential government services by focusing reductions in administrative areas to minimize any impact felt by Tennessee taxpayers.
By LEONARD PITTS JR.
Lyndon Johnson once said of Gerald Ford that he "played too much football with his helmet off."
Theodore Roosevelt once called William Howard Taft "a fathead with the brains of a guinea pig."
Harper's Weekly once described Ulysses S. Grant as "a drunken Democrat dragged out of the Galena (Ill.) gutter."
No, TVA can't fix all the harm it has done with the disastrous ash spill late last year.
But its $43 million reparations package is a huge step forward.
We also agree with officials that most of the money should be pumped into improving Roane County schools — then, perhaps, used for recreation opportunities for residents.
And by recreation opportunities, we are not talking about league sports and ball fields, but biking trails and other opportunities for the exercise and amusement for residents of all ages.
Recently we learned of a discussion involving a handful of local officials who were complaining that the newspaper hasn't been "nice" to them.
We are surprised when we see experienced people in office who feel that "being nice" is our role in covering them.
Our role is not to be nice or mean — although we certainly try to be fair and civil.
The best thing about being an American is that built into our government system, our very core, is room for disagreement.
"No two on earth in all things can agree," Winston Churchill once poetically said. "All have some daring singularity."
What also makes America great is that our government, done right, allows plenty of room for discussion, debate and questioning.
That is, unless the process is hijacked by people who have no interest in civil discourse, facts and learning anything.
We recently alerted you to a loosely organized boycott of Tennessee tourism by coal miners upset by U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander's commendable stance in opposition to mountaintop removal coal mining.
We stand with Alexander on this issue, and we are happy to see others rallying to keep any real boycott, if it really develops, from hurting our fair state.
We have been critical of TVA on these pages, of that there can be no doubt.
But our gripe is with the policymakers, the people high up who call the shots.
Many of the rank-and-file workers and managers are hard-working people who have, we know, expressed their consciences when they saw what they consider a sign of trouble.
These people are our friends, our family members, fellow members of our community.
Every Roane County resident and every TVA ratepayer should be shaking in fury, if not fear, at the latest report from TVA's own watchdog.
We've been pretty critical of our state legislators this year, and, we believe, with cause.
But we'd now like to address an area where they deserve strong praise.
We're talking about legislation the Tennessee General Assembly passed last year to deter the escalating crime of metal theft.
The legislation, which went into place last fall, imposes stricter requirements on those buying and selling metal.
When word got out that officials were investigating possible terrorism in connection with the TVA disaster, few of us expected that there was anything to it.
And we were right.
However, there's no arguing that ours has been a community hijacked by this disaster.
Even outside the immediately impacted area, our concerns, and those of our public officials in very trying economic times, have been steered to deal with this problem.
We have grave concerns about Roane County Constable Mark Patton's fitness for duty.
As for the suit seeking to have him disqualified from elected office, we're comfortable letting the honorable Judge Russell Simmons deal with merits of that.
We come here today with another concern — the impact of name-calling and obscene gestures that seem to be in ample supply.
We have a letter to the editor on Page 5A noting that the foundation that supports the Kingston Public Library is seeking the donation of books for its ongoing library sale.
We encourage everyone to go through their bookshelves and pull books they don't expect to reread and donate them to this good cause.
It's hard to characterize TVA's role in the ash spill cleanup thus far: The fox guarding the henhouse or the chickens guarding the henhouse?
Neither is good.
But however you look at it, it is clear the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's increased role in the cleanup effort is an improvement.
Already, concerned residents are being afforded some comfort with new indepth toxicology and health testing. And as you can tell from our stories on Page 1, the EPA seems to have an improved focus on communication.
Roane County is blessed with some wonderful historical treasures.
The old Roane County Courthouse in Kingston is high on the list, but so is the Temperance Building in Harriman, the Carnegie-built Harriman Public Library, which is nearly 100 years old, and the Southern Railroad Depot in Oliver Springs.
So far, caring people who understand the importance of these treasures — both for tourism and for the cultural heritage of the residents — have helped these structures survive.
Former Roane County elections administrator Tony Brown lost his job because of politics last Friday.
Brown is a Democrat. But a change in the state legislature, from a Democratic majority to more Republicans in power, meant that Republicans also get the edge in county election commissions across the state by three GOP members to two Democrats.
And as a result, and not unexpectedly, Brown was ousted and a Republican was put in his place.
We (and the state attorney general) have issues with that process, but that is another matter.
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SF board to consider deal on clean-energy plan
Six weeks after Mayor Ed Lee proposed raiding a $19.5 million Public Utilities Commission fund set aside to help pay for a clean-energy program supported by the Board of Supervisors - and three weeks after a board committee rejected the entire PUC budget because of Lee's stated intention - Supervisor John Avalos brokered a compromise deal that will preserve around $7 million for CleanPowerSF.
Under the deal, which was approved unanimously by the board's budget committee Wednesday, most of the $19.5 million in the fund will remain earmarked over the next two years for GoSolarSF, a separate program pushed by Lee that provides incentives for property owners to install solar panels. But Avalos secured up to $7 million for the renewable energy program, including $4 million for its potential implementation.
The total includes $1.8 million from the fund. Another $1.35 million would come from PUC budget savings suggested by Harvey Rose, the board's budget and legislative analyst; and $850,000 will be taken from existing PUC revenue bonds.
Additionally, half of $6 million budgeted for GoSolarSF in the 2015-16 fiscal year would be set aside for customers of CleanPowerSF who want to install solar panels.
"We will need further cooperation from SFPUC staff and the Public Utilities Commission," Avalos said Wednesday. "Hopefully in 2014, CleanPowerSF can be less controversial than in past. ... The time has never been better for strong action against climate change.
"It's time for San Francisco to do its part."
Despite overwhelming support by the Board of Supervisors, CleanPowerSF - which would provide San Francisco customers with the option of buying cleaner power from the city instead of Pacific Gas and Electric Co. - has run into a series of challenges over the past 10 months.
In August, the PUC board voted against setting rates for a contract that the city had worked out with Shell Energy North America, a decision Lee later said he did not influence but supported. Under that proposal, Shell Energy would have helped the city purchase 100 percent renewable power from a variety of sources.
Then in April, the mayor unveiled a budget proposal for the fiscal year that begins July 1 that included a plan to divert the $19.5 million fund to solar installations. In doing so, Lee and other administration officials said the PUC is faced with looming budget shortfalls and that it doesn't make sense for the city to sit on millions of dollars that could be used for other purposes.
While the Shell Energy deal is dead, Avalos has continued to push forward other options, including a study of whether San Francisco could join Marin County's renewable energy program. He said as part of his proposed deal, the PUC has agreed to discuss the options, which could include either joining Marin Clean Energy, or starting a city program run by PUC. The discussion is scheduled to take place at a commission meeting June 24.
SFPUC General Manager Harlan Kelly said it would cost about $400,000 to study joining Marin's program, and around $4 million for the city to set up its own program. Those would be paid for out of the $4 million now aimed at implementing CleanPowerSF.
Board members said they plan to watch the PUC closely to make sure the agency doesn't renege on its promise to move forward with CleanPowerSF.
Supervisor London Breed said she was considering a proposal to place up to $28 million of the PUC's budget on reserve as a way to maintain leverage, but would wait for the agency's budget plan in the coming weeks before making a decision.
"I hope between now and then that the PUC works with us to develop a clean-power program that can be successful for our city," she said. "We still have time to have those conversations, but I want to make clear the potential for a reserve is not off the table."
Marisa Lagos is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: email@example.com Twitter @mlagos


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She began her TV career in the almost thirty years ago, playing the title character on the drama 'Christabel.' Since then she's worked with an International Man of Mystery, for Estee Lauder as a spokesperson and even along another British diehard… Hugh Grant, of whom she dated for quite some time.
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The next big Call of Duty game has just had much of its single-player game spoiled, thanks to an early look at the shooter's list of achievements and trophies. What do Black Ops' achievements tell us about Treyarch's war game?
(Perhaps too much. Stop reading now if you would prefer to keep Black Ops' locations, plot points and still unannounced modes a secret. OK? OK.)
We already knew about Call of Duty: Black Ops' zombie mode, so that's not a surprise. But Dead Ops Arcade? That's listed separately from the zombie-based gameplay and pits players, at some point, against a Cosmic Silverback. Other achievements related to a location known as Rebirth Island might explain what that involves, since simian killing factors into the achievement "I Hate Monkeys."
While Call of Duty fans may already know about the game's international destinations, including Vietnam and Russia, it appears we'll also be visiting Hong Kong.
It appears that only one achievement may be related to Call of Duty: Black Ops multiplayer. To unlock "Gamblin' Fool", players will have to take part in the game's new Wager Mode.
There are still a few secret achievements, potentially serious spoilers, that are listed as "Classified." If you're curious, read all about it at Planet Call of Duty.
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Theatrical producer Max Bialystock (Zero Mostel) was once the toast of Broadway. Now he lives in his seedy office, cadging cash contributions from wealthy old ladies in exchange for sexual favors. Even worse, he's reduced to wearing a cardboard belt. Max's new accountant, Leo Bloom (Gene Wilder), the soul of honesty, suggests that Max produce a hit to try to recoup his losses, but Max knows that it's too late for that. Offhandedly, Leo muses that, if Max found investors for a flop, he could legally keep all the extra money. Suddenly, Max's eyes light up -- and in that moment, Leo Bloom is gloriously corruptible. I want everything I've ever seen in the movies! cries Leo as Max embraces him. Together, Max and Leo conspire to select the worst play, the worst playwright, the worst director, and the worst actor to collaborate on their guaranteed flop. That play is Springtime for Hitler, a delightful romp...with Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun. The playwright is Franz Liebkind (Kenneth Mars), an unreconstructed Nazi who, in drunken delirium, insists that Hitler was a better painter than Churchill -- He could paint an entire apartment in one afternoon, two coats! The director is pompous transvestite Roger De Bris (Christopher Hewett), who is preparing to go to a costume party garbed as Marie Antoinette when Max and Leo come calling (Max, Max, he's wearing a dress). And the star, selected after extensive auditions, is hippie-freak Lorenzo St. DuBois (Dick Shawn) -- L.S.D. for short. At the end of several weeks, Max has sold 25,000 percent of the show; and, as a finishing touch, Max bribes the opening-night critics for a favorable review, knowing full well that such a gesture is the kiss of death. The curtains part, and Springtime for Hitler opens with perhaps the most tasteless production number in the history of films. At the end of this extravaganza, the audience sits in dumbfounded silence. Gleefully, Max and Leo repair to a corner bar to celebrate their failure. But then.... The first directorial effort of Mel Brooks, The Producers didn't do so well on its first release, but since that time it has taken its place as one of the all-time great movie comedies.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Director: Mel Brooks
Writer: Mel Brooks
Cast: Gene Wilder, Zero Mostel, Dick Shawn, Kenneth Mars, Lee Meredith, Christopher Hewett, Andréas Voutsinas, Estelle Winwood, Renée Taylor and David Patch
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'Girls' has taken the entertainment world by storm, with its creator Lena Dunham scooping up a catalogue of awards after just one season. As the first series appears on DVD today, HuffPost UK has an exclusive clip (WATCH ABOVE), plus Evening Standard columnist Rosamund Irwin explores below what it means to be a female role model in this day and age...
What do the 'Girls' say about females today?
Lena Dunham already has enough slashes in her job title to make almost anyone feel inadequate. But the 26-year-old actress/ writer/ director/ producer who dreamt up the hit series Girls seems happy to add another one: role model. At the end of last month, in a podcast interview with Alec Baldwin, Dunham said she was aware of the responsibility that comes from younger women looking up to her: "It's an amazing thing and... a platform that you have to take seriously."
BELOW: What are the biggest mistakes Girls make today? A Glamour poll published today reveals all..
For so much of the last decade, female role models – especially in their twenties - have been hard to find. Of course, there were plenty of impressive women, but they didn't seem to get many column inches or much airtime. Particularly out and proud ones, who didn't think the "role model" tag fusty and old-fashioned.
In place of strong young women, the media seemed to fixate on the pin-up in crisis. There was poor Britney Spears, with her 55-hour Las Vegas marriage, hoohah-flashing and stint in rehab. Lindsay Lohan, whose promising acting career gave way to arrests for driving under the influence and all the associated problems of drug and alcohol addiction. Paris Hilton, an "It girl" famous for making a sex tape and going to parties who ended up in jail. And then we were given the Kardashians, although I don't want to waste vital brain power working out exactly how they became famous. Meanwhile, on this side of the Atlantic, we had blanket coverage of Cheryl Cole and later her lookalike X Factor replacement Tulisa - two women whose musical talents have been overshadowed by their private lives and a media obsession with what they wear and how they look.
This week's Glamour Magazine's poll on 'The Mistakes Girls Mistake' revealed the following figures...
72% regret at least one person they dated in their twenties.
28% regret staying in a relationship because it was comfortable.
77% regret a one - night stand. 54% have had unprotected sex and 12% have caught an STI. 61% have had an abortion or know someone who has.
18% thought they'd be having way more sex than they actually are.
81% admit there are tensions in their friendship.
59% blame being cancelled on as their biggest rift.
61% spend more than they earn.
69% feel pressure to be financially independent.
16% have up to £5,000 credit card debt.
38% rely on overdraft to live and 46% have no savings.
20% have tried to do their job while drunk.
75% have done something drunk that they wouldn't do sober.
Alcohol has made 30% sleep with a stranger and 77% risk their safety.
45% thought they'd get their dream job in their twenties.
55% regret not being more self assured at work.
44% wish they'd worked out what they'd wanted to do sooner.
28% regret not speaking about up about a payrise or promotion.
The full feature appears in the March issue of Glamour, available on newsstands from today, Monday 4 February 2013
Which all makes Dunham's success (and elevation to the young woman of the moment) feel so refreshing. For the girl can write. And 'Girls' has neatly summed up the experiences of a privileged part of the so-called Jilted Generation - a group of twenty-somethings with an enormous sense of entitlement who are shocked to find that in 2013, life can be miserable even for them, an endless parade of unpaid internships, bad boyfriends and seriously unsexy sex.
And in place of the feminism-lite that viewers were offered in Sex and the City (an ode to materialism: all sex, shopping and shoes), Dunham is a proud women's libber. She said in a recent interview that her "greatest pet peeve" is women who say "I'm not a feminist". I think this filters through into the show with her blase attitude to showing a body that Hollywood would decry as "flawed". In a world where Heat magazine gets out a red pen to highlight every lump, bump or imperfection and in which women can feel so scrutinised about the way they look, it seems both brave and inspiring.
But the best thing about Girls is how funny it is. The screenwriter Diablo Cody said last week that she believes that Dunham is the "new Woody Allen" but I'd prefer to see her inaugurated into what I like to call the Dorothy Parker club: the group of women who disprove the stupid notion that you need a Y-chromosome to make people laugh. That is one of those maddening stereotypes that men who don't much like women seem to cast as their trump card with alarming regularity. As Dunham has said herself: "I feel like every few years, there's some big announcement, like 'women are funny', like it's a news item. And I'm always like: 'This is not shocking to me.'"
But Dunham has competition as a potential heir to Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. The 27-year-old Australian actress Rebel Wilson - a scene stealer as the roommate-from-hell in Bridesmaids - is also a writer and comedian. And in stark contrast with many of the characters she plays, she is brilliantly smart. Watch her interviews on Youtube.
Back in the UK, two young women have used humour to even more powerful effect. Holly Baxter and Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett founded The Vagenda blog a year ago. Their intention was to send up women's magazines, becoming a sort of online feminist Private Eye and challenging the male domination of satire. At the time, Baxter was so pressed for cash that she was living in Cosslett's airing cupboard. Now, the site is so popular that the pair have signed a six-figure book deal.
Comedy and satire aren't the only arenas where women have long been over-looked but seem finally to be winning more attention. Who could forget a summer of sport where so many triumphed in London? Although it's hard to pick a role model from so many heroines – from Jessica Ennis to Sarah Storey - the boxer Nicola Adams stands out for me. Having struggled to scrape together enough cash to train for most of her career, she became the first woman and the first openly bisexual person to win an Olympic boxing gold medal. And then she gave that incredible grin that seems never to have left her face since.
There are countless other more under-the-radar role models too – such as the entrepreneurs Claire Watt-Smith who founded the luxury handbag label Bobelle and Michelle You, who co-founded the gig-listing service Songkick.
Female role models are vital because the world still seems so male-dominated: just look at the House of Commons where only 22 per cent of MPs are female, or the boardrooms of Britain's 100 biggest listed companies, where only two women hold chief executive roles.
And it matters having strong, talented women on the way up because it shows teenage girls what they can achieve. Of course, there are older (and historical) women who also inspire, from Hillary Clinton to Rosa Parks. But it is sometimes hard to see how you could emulate that success; it can be easier to imagine yourself in the role of someone a mere decade older than you.
We all need someone to look up to – never more so than when we are growing up. So let's cheer all these brilliant young women having their day.
Girls: Season 1 is now available on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital Download from HBO Home Entertainment. Discover more at their dedicated Facebook page. Watch the trailer below...


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This beautiful, century-old tree lives in the heart of Brussels. And now it has become an Entborg*, capable of transmitting data via the internet about air quality, weather, and wind. That's right - you can friend this tree on Facebook.
Or you can follow it on Twitter or Flickr, where it frequently uploads leaf-eye view pictures of the sky. As you can see in the video below, the tree transmits raw information about particulate matter in the environment and weather conditions to researchers. They analyze what the tree sees and senses, then translate that into updates like "Won't be doing too much photosynthesis in this cloudy weather," and "This ozone concentration makes it difficult to do my job." It also advises people to ride their bikes on days with air pollution.
Talking Tree - Making of from Tom on Vimeo.
The tree was fitted out with all its gear with help from European magazine EOS. Learn more about this amazing tree on the Talking Tree site.
* Thanks go to Josh Wimmer for coining the very appropriate term "entborg."


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 27, 2014) – The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics released information Thursday regarding how fans can pre-order tickets for a potential Atlantic Sun Conference Men's Basketball Tournament quarterfinal game, which could be hosted inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletics Center on Tuesday, March 4.
Beginning Thursday, Feb. 27, men's basketball season ticket holders can either call the ETSU athletics ticket office or login to their online accounts at ETSUBucs.com to purchase tickets. Fans may purchase their regular season seats, as well as order additional seats at that time. All season ticket holders will have until 5 p.m. on Monday, March 3 to order their regular season seats. After that time, all unsold seats will become available to the general public to order by phone or online at ETSUBucs.com.
Due to the time constraints of the tournament, no tickets will be mailed. All tickets can be either printed at home by logging into your online account or picked up at Will Call.
Tournament Pricing for adults is as follows:
Diamond Level (Courtside): $25.00
Gold Level (CC/DD/EE): $15.00
Silver Level (JJ/KK/LL): $12.00
Bronze Level (B/C/D/E/F): $12.00
Blue Level (AA/GG/A/G): $10.00
Children 17 and under as well as students with an ETSU or other A-Sun school ID are $5.00.
Anyone wishing to purchase tickets to the 2014 A-Sun Men's Basketball Tournament Quarterfinals may do so at any time by calling the athletics ticket office at 423-439-3878 or 423-439-4828. They can also be purchased online at ETSUBucs.com.
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The last few weeks have been busy, I haven't had much time to check LJ and I need to catch up on the con reports, but school-wise, things are good- We totally rocked our thesis oral defense, midterms are over and finals are finally here! Things are winding down now, I just want to take it easy this weekend.
Also, J2 ficlet thing:
Yet to Have
~800 words | PG
"Jen," Jared says, and then the bed is dipping under Jared's weight, Jared's horizontal weight, and maybe tonight is different. It always came back down to this.
Jensen wakes up to someone shaking his shoulder, gets that feeling like he's being yanked from a long, comforting fall, and blinks in the dim light. He frowns when he sees Jared looking down at him. Of course it's Jared.
"What," Jensen mumbles, eyes falling closed again.
Jared doesn't answer for a while, and Jensen almost falls back asleep. Then an undeterminable amount of time later, Jared says, "Hey," and Jensen jerks awake, eyes flying open. Jared is hunched forward facing the wall, hands clasped together and elbows on his knees.
"Did you wake me up just to watch you stare at the wall?" Jensen says, voice too soft for his liking, but it feels like that time of night where you don't want to stir anything up, like the silence is this brittle thing that needs to be handled lightly.
Jared seems to not care about the silence thing at all, because then he laughs and turns to face Jensen, shakes his head and says, "You're kind of slow." The words seem to hit every corner of the room with a certain force, not shy at all, like punch on the shoulder.
And Jensen's rarely ever insulted by Jared anymore so he replies to that with an eyeroll and a dramatic turn on the bed, facing the other wall and pulling the covers over his head. He closes his eyes and thinks of all the times this worked, all the times Jared barged into his room, bouncing on his bed and complaining that he's bored, bursting with energy, had an ill-timed sugar rush, can't sleep. Jensen mostly just ignored him then, and Jared mostly just left with a put-out sigh.
"Jen," Jared says, and then the bed is dipping under Jared's weight, Jared's horizontal weight, and maybe tonight is different. "Jensen."
Jensen sighs and thinks he's awake anyway, he won't be going back to sleep, he might as well humor Jared. So he turns, only to find that he miscalculated, and Jared is closer than he expected him to be. He can see Jared's eyes and nose and all of his moles up close in one startling moment.
"Woah," Jensen says, pulling his head a fraction back and away, and Jared just laughs.
"I realized something." This time Jared whispers.
Jensen's heart is beating hard and fast for no reason. Or, no, maybe— maybe it's because Jared is this close, and there's something strange about his voice, and Jensen's been wondering what it would feel like to be sharing Jared's breath this way for some time now.
"Yeah?" Jensen whispers back, because it felt like the right thing to do.
Jared nods, and then reaches out to place his fingers gently under Jensen's chin. Jensen swallows and doesn't pull back, but other than that, he doesn't know what to actually do. And it's just Jared, why should he make Jensen freeze up at all? It's just his best friend, familiar and predictable.
"It has to be you," Jared says softly.
Jensen blinks. "Huh," he replies, then frowns. Maybe not so predictable. "What has to be me?" he asks stupidly.
Jared laughs again, and Jensen feels the puff of his breath from this close, and wishes Jared would stop laughing at him.
"It," Jared says, and maybe he thinks he's being funny and smart and riddling, but for some reason Jensen gets it. He always gets it with Jared, and yeah, maybe it does have to be him, and it has to be Jared.
"You thought of that just now?" Jensen asks, and tries not to feel too lost when Jared's fingers leave his face.
"I think I've known for a while," he shrugs, and it's weird how he can even shrug in this position. "I just thought it was about time I shared the idea with the rest of the class. Since they seemed to be having a hard time putting the numbers together."
"Screw you," Jensen says, but he's grinning, and Jared's grinning back.
"Think you can figure out the rest of the equation? I can totally spare you a few cheats, remember, one plus one—"
Jensen laughs and shoves at Jared, making him fall on his back, and the bastard's still prattling on, "It's really simple once you get the hang of it—"
It can't be anyone else. They tried the other options, exhausted them, and it always came back down to this—them, laughing. Knowing each other too well and being okay with it and being so, so close, and closer still, the spaces between them falling away until all that's left to know is this: the feel of each other's skin, the weight of each other's bodies when they're falling apart.
"Yeah, I think I got it," Jensen says loudly, voice riding over Jared's. Then he leans over close and looks right into Jared's stupid laughing eyes and murmurs, "I got it," soft and conclusive. He presses his lips against Jared's and that shuts him up, easy.
Sorry about that, I hope you are all doing AWESOME. :)
we'll check the belly of the sun
to know exactly where we're from
Awesome for school stuff winding down.
BUT SCHMOOOOO. ♥ *rolls in it*
BUT SCHMOOOOO. ♥ *rolls in it*
Yes, I finally get to relax a little! And thank you for reading, I'm so glad you liked it! :D


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Dec. 3, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Senior David Baumgartner and junior Balaji Sridhar each dispatched of their opponents in straight-set shutouts to help propel MIT's squash team to its first victory of the season, 9-0, over Bryant University on Saturday afternoon in the Zesiger Center. Earlier in the day, the Engineers fell to Middlebury College by a similar 9-0 score-line.
The Cardinal and Gray stands at 1-5 following the split.
MIT opened its weekend with a Saturday morning loss to visiting Middlebury, which finished 26th at last year's Collegiate Squash Association Team Championships. Sophomore Andrew Yoon nearly stole his match out of the No. 1 position, dropping a tight first game, 9-7, but was limited by low shin splits and fell in the final two games, 9-2, 9-3.
With the afternoon match against Bryant occurring just hours after the morning opener against Middlebury, the Engineers had no time to contemplate the loss. MIT rose to the occasion and showed no ill effects of the earlier encounter, as the team breezed past the Bulldogs, 9-0, courtesy of nine 3-0 sweeps.
Sridhar and Baumgarter each won their matches without conceding a point, taking down their opponents 9-0, 9-0, 9-0 from the No. 2 and No. 5 positions, respectively. Yoon, seniors Xing Yuan and Jonathan Schechter and junior Saad Zaheer all nearly matched them, as each allowed just one or two points over the course of their entire three-game matches. Senior Pawan Deedwaniya, sophomore George Pratt and freshman Robert Habib all swept their matches, as well, with none of them conceding more than four points in a match.
Freshman Steve Howland participated in an exhibition match, sweeping his opponent, 9-0, 9-4, 9-0.
The comprehensive victory was a solid way for the Engineers to enter the winter hiatus, as the team won't compete again until Saturday, Feb. 9, when it will host Colby College at 10:00 a.m.


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Where is Mikki?!
Rogues have a nice toolkit but their DPS is really poor right now. I'm considering if I should boost a mage :P
Preachers videos are very nice. If you're going with rogue i recommend having a look.
Well u'll have the Robot for competition on yr Rogue Mikki, so u'll have dps really, REALLY, HAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRDDDDDDDD!!!!!
Also, u might want to check out a youtuber called Preacher and his channel, very recently made a Combat & Sub Rogue Guide that may be of interest (I mentioned it to Iehi, no idea on his opinion though)
Oh, and the majority is on Silvermoon btw
Cya soonz, Vix
Tis me peeps.
Second rate slacker.
Hope the game is worth my time. tbh don't care....generally play games with Harrison (almost 8 now) but I will play till 100 and if the content is good enough for me to stick around I will.
I am just going to play Rogue and its numbers look awful so will not be many around.
Ill get my chit sorted tomorrow.
Certainly sounds like him :)
Mikki? That really u? Or do my old eyes deceive me?
Just whisp me for inv if needed, have a lot of gametime atm;D
Going to play over Christmas and see the new game to max level.
Wasn't going to bother until I saw you guys were on to play with.
Dotn have old login....CBA to find it,
Might bother later,,,,
Can I have an invite please Alex.


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Tonight's Concert Picks: Frank Turner at Electric Factory, Slayer at Susquehanna Bank Center, Penrose at Boot & Saddle, and more
English folk punk favorite Frank Turner headlines The Electric Factory tonight, with backing band The Sleeping Souls. His newest release, Tape Deck Heart, is evidence to just how cheery and creative he can be. With sweet guitar riffs, simple beats, and upbeat singalong lyrics, Turner's music will take you out of the cold and back to the warm days of summer for a few hours tonight. This diverse show will also feature sets from Australia's punks The Smith Street Band and Minnesota's electro pop band Koo Koo Kanga Roo. Find tickets here.


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The theme of World Oceans Day for 2013 and 2014 is "together we have the power to protect the ocean". Taking the theme to heart, ARKive has joined up with World Oceans Day as a digital conservation partner by creating a virtual scavenger hunt across the ARKive collection featuring 10 keystone species from all walks of ocean life.
Think you have the nautical know-how it takes to finish the hunt? To start you off, we'll give you the first clue:
"The noises I make are whistles and clicks. I can leap out of the ocean and perform other neat tricks."
You'll know you've found the right species from the clue when you spot our scavenger hunt mascot – the ARKive hammerhead shark Survival app hero – on the species page. By clicking on it, the next clue will be revealed until you've found the final species in the hunt and win!
Each winner of the virtual scavenger hunt will receive an awesome Facebook cover photo so you can spread the ocean word to all your friends. We have also created a Facebook landing page for the scavenger hunt with some tips and tricks to help you along the way. Share the page with friends and family and see who can finish the scavenger hunt first!
If you have completed the ARKive World Oceans Day virtual scavenger hunt and are looking to surf the ARKive collection a bit more, why not have a look at our rocky and sandy shore topic pages or dive into ARKive Education for some water-themed education resources? Or, check out the World Oceans Day website for a listing of hands-on events that may be happening near you.
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Save the date for the 2013 Girl Scout Samoa Soiree, which will be held Feb. 23 at The Mariners' Museum.
Sponsored by the Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast, this adult evening features desserts and appetizers created by Hampton Roads chefs that use Girl Scout cookies as an ingredient.
The fundraiser also includes music by Jim Newsom, hors d'oeuvres, complimentary beer and wine, and a silent auction.
More details to come.
Girl Scout Samoa Soiree. 6 to 10 p.m. Feb. 23, 2013. The Mariners' Museum. 100 Museum Drive, Newport News.


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Tennis Anyone in Edmonton? Join here and introduce yourself. Let's grow this group!
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Tracking the Ball Track the ball with your playing hand as if you were trying to catch it.Restrain yourself from hitting too early by resting the racquet throat in your other hand.When the ball…Continue
hey...new to edm, looking for tennis partners
Hello all,
I am looking for a tennis partner to play in Edmonton. Just arrived in Edmonton from Ontario and need someone to play the game with me.
I'm a complete noob. I'm a 35 year old male, very active in swimming, volleyball, weightlifting and walking.
I want to get into tennis. Let me know how can we make it happen.
I'm on the southside, looking to play ! :)
nah they closed it I'll start playing at saville soon though
are you still playing at jasperplace?
Zhaokun, thanks for joining!
Maybe we can play some time
I'm in Edmonton every other week...
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I'm sure all of his assignments were interesting but I can't imagine anything was more interesting than the time he spent reporting 'live' from the Nuremberg Trials. What made it even more interesting, I'm sure, is that my dad was Jewish - I can't imagine being a Jew and listening to those proceedings.
In going through the box of stuff from the garage I found a newspaper folded up dated October 10, 1946. And there on the front page was my dad!
|The Fresno Guide
Fresno, California
Thursday, October 10, 1946
And then when you turn to page 13-A, there's more......
To declare that the Nazi war criminals recently sentenced at the conclusion of the Nurenberg trials should not be held to account for their crimes would be the same as to say "there has been no war, there have been no slain, there has been no crime," according to a Fresnan who wrote eyewitness accounts of the trials for an Army newspaper in Germany.
The Fresnan is Corporal Gordon Levy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Levy, 1549 Echo Avenue. In an article published in the "Sky Dozer," a newspaper for the enlisted men of the Aviation Engineer School, Geiger Fields, Washington, Levy wrote:
Levy entered the armed forces in June, 1944, and took his basic training at Keesler Field, Miss. Soon afterward he went overseas, where he became sports editor of the Ardee News in Furstenfeldbruck, Germany.
He is a graduate of the Fresno High School, where he was a track star. At the time he entered the army, he was a student at Stanford University, where he was president of his class and sports writer for the Stanford Daily.
The GI who is fortunate enough to make the Nurenberg hike can gaze at scads of personalities, some even outshadowing the hated Hermann Goering and nutty Rudolf Hess, who sit fidgeting in their court-room dock. There's former U.S. Attorney General Francis Biddle, Lord Justice of Britain's Court of Appeals Geoffrey Lawrence, and until recently Justice Bob Jackson, who issued the red herring to his Supreme Court bench partners not so long ago. There are scores of interpreters, but the glance is back again to the dock and to Carl Doenitz Joachin von Ribbentrop and Al Jodl. There are more certainly, but those are the blue ribbon prizes.
One can't help but feel the importance of it all. In the bomb-blasted old city of Nurenberg, whose history dates back to 1050 and Emperor Heinrich III, one sees the result of Nazi Germany's attempt to rule the world. He surveys the gigantic sportplatz where Hitler reviewed his fanatic followers and he also sees a city 90 per cent destroyed. And in this Palace of Justice it all makes sense, as though it had been written long before the paperhanger ever thought of "Festung Europa."
This is the IMT, and this is the result of aggressive war. Justice Jackson opened the trial last November with this advice:
"Their wrongs....have been so calculated, so malignant and so devastating that civilization cannot tolerate their being ignored, because it cannot survive their being repeated."
He closed the prosecution's argument last month:
"They stand before the record of this trial as blood-stained Gloucester stood by the body of his slain King. He begged of the widow as they beg of you: "Say I slew them not."
If you were to say of these men that they are not guilty, it would be true to say there has been no war, there has been no slain, there has been no crime."
And here's a close up of the photo included with the article.
ON JUDGMENT DAY When the International War Crimes Tribunal read the verdict of former Nazi leaders, these armored cars and heavy machine guns provided a guard for the courthouse at Nurenberg. A Fresnan, Corporal Gordon Levy, who was an eyewitness at the trials, reported that "one could not help feeling the importance of it all."
My dad just wasn't a part of history, he reported it!