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Bus Monthly Pass
Save up to 30 percent off your daily commute by purchasing a NJ TRANSIT bus pass. You can use it to make unlimited trips on NJ TRANSIT bus routes for an entire calendar month for the number of zones indicated on the pass.
Some private bus companies, many subsidized by NJ TRANSIT, will also accept the bus pass. Check with your private carrier.
If you use more than one bus to reach your destination, you don't need to purchase a transfer if you have a bus pass. When you make your connection, just show your pass to the driver and you can travel up to the number of zones on the pass.
Bus passes are available at most major terminals and at local outlets throughout New Jersey. At NJ TRANSIT ticket offices and Ticket Vending Machines, bus passes are available for purchase beginning at 5 p.m. on the 19th of the previous month through the 10th of the month for which the pass is valid. (At local outlets passes are sold through the 5th of the month for which they are valid.)
Ten-Trip Tickets
Ten-trip tickets are valid for ten one-way trips. Some ten-trip tickets are discounted. Discounted ten-trip bus tickets are valid for 20 days. Full-fare ten-trip bus tickets are valid until used.
Hudson Go Pass - Bus/Light Rail/NY Waterway Joint Monthly Pass and 10-Trip Ticket
Valid for intrastate travel on bus routes 156R, 158 and 159R (two zones), the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail system, and NY Waterway ferry service to/from Port Imperial Ferry Terminal beginning on February 1, 2016. Hudson Go Pass monthly passes go on sale at 5 p.m. on the 19th day of the preceding month and may be purchased through the 10th day of the month the pass is valid. Joint 10-trip tickets include 20 tickets - 10 for use on 156R, 158 and 159R bus service and/or Hudson-Bergen Light Rail service and 10 for use on NY Waterway ferry service to/from Port Imperial to Midtown and Downtown Manhattan locations. NY Waterway provides complimentary shuttle bus service for customers arriving at W. 39th Street to surrounding areas. Visit www.nywaterway.com for specific ferry and shuttle bus information. The joint passes/tickets can be purchased from ticket vending machines at any Hudson-Bergen Light Rail station, select ticket vending machines at Port Imperial Ferry Terminal, and ticket windows at Port Authority Bus Terminal and NJ TRANSIT's Hoboken Terminal. Tickets used on Hudson-Bergen Light Rail must be time-stamped before boarding the train. Monthly passes do not need to be time-stamped.
Children's Fares
Children (ages 5-11) save 50 percent and up to three children (ages 4 and under) ride free with a passenger paying any valid fare. For student discounts, refer to the Student Tickets section.
Family Supersaver Fares
On weekends and holidays, up to two kids (ages 5-11) can ride free with a passenger paying any valid fare. In effect from 7 p.m. Friday (or the day before a holiday) until 6 a.m. Monday (or the day after a holiday).
College Student Monthly Passes
Students who attend post-secondary schools that participate in our University Partnership Program may purchase monthly student passes online and save 25-percent off regular monthly pass fares. Learn more.
Student Tickets (one-way and transfers)
Elementary and secondary school students (through 12th grade) may travel for 33% off the adult one-way and transfer fares. To be eligible for this discount, students must reside in New Jersey and attend a public or accredited private or parochial school in New Jersey. Students must buy their one-way tickets prior to boarding the bus or obtain them from their school prior to travel. Student tickets may not be purchased aboard the bus. When purchasing one-way tickets prior to boarding, students must present a properly completed NJ TRANSIT Student Identification card issued by appropriate school authorities. Student tickets, sold 10 at one time, are available for purchase at most bus garages and at major terminals and are limited to not more than six sets of 10 student tickets of the same denomination to a student. Student tickets also are sold to Boards of Education and other appropriate school authorities on application to NJ TRANSIT. Student tickets and transfers are valid for travel to and from all bus stops within the state of New Jersey. Student tickets are for personal use of the authorized student only. The student must present a valid NJ TRANSIT Student Identification card upon request by NJ TRANSIT personnel. Transfers are available to student ticket passengers for a continuous ride utilizing a second bus for a one-zone ride. A student presenting a transfer traveling more than one zone will be charged the applicable override fare.
Reduced Fares for Senior Citizens & Customers with Disabilities
Senior Citizens (62 and older) and customers with disabilities can travel on NJ TRANSIT trains, buses, and light rail vehicles at a reduced fare of half the regular one-way fare or less at all times. Learn more.
Military Personnel and Their Dependents
Military personnel and their dependents may use the one-way reduced ticket upon presenting their valid military or military-dependent ID cards. Eligible military personnel include Active Duty, Reserve and National Guard, and those with official "Retired" status from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines or Coast Guard. When purchasing your ticket from a ticket vending machine or through MyTix (on the app), select Senior/Disabled to obtain the discounted fare. Tickets also may be purchased at ticket offices at stations. Veterans with service connected disabilities may present a valid Veterans Affairs (VA) identification card which indicates "service connected" to use the one-way reduced ticket option.
Continuing Trip Tickets
A limited number of connecting routes offer continuing trip ticket privileges, which permit a customer to pay the entire one-way fare for a two-bus ride when boarding the first bus. The passenger receives a continuing receipt on the first bus, which is then accepted for travel on the second bus at no additional charge for a ride up to the number of zones shown on the receipt. The bus operator issues a continuing trip receipt to passengers paying a one-way fare or presenting a one-way ticket (adult, senior citizen, person with a disability, or child), or a ten-trip ticket. Continuing trip tickets are valid for two hours after issued and only when boarding the second vehicle at the connecting stop of the first vehicle. If a customer overrides, he/she will be charged for each additional zone.
Transfers are available for use by one-way full-fare-paying riders whose complete trip must be made using two buses within New Jersey only. The transfer must be purchased at the time of boarding. Customers pay the regular fare to the transfer location, plus the transfer charge. The transfer will be accepted on the connecting bus for a one-zone ride. Riders going beyond one zone must pay an additional fare. Transfers are only valid for two hours after issued.
Exact Fare
On many bus routes, passengers are required to have exact fare in coins or $1 bills. Drivers do not carry money and cannot make change. If you're a frequent rider, the ten-trip ticket and monthly pass are good alternatives to using exact change daily.
Departing Port Authority Bus Terminal
To expedite the boarding process, customers departing Port Authority Bus Terminal are required to have a ticket or pass prior to boarding the bus. Please use ticket vending machines located throughout the Terminal or visit the NJ TRANSIT ticket office located on the main concourse level.
A feature of the free NJ TRANSIT Mobile app, MyTix provides customers the convenience of buying and displaying bus passes and tickets securely from a mobile device. Download or update the app from the App Store ℠ and Google Play™.
Commissioned Ticket Agents (CTA) are private retail businesses that sell NJ TRANSIT bus tickets or passes on our agency's behalf. CTAs can sell one-way (OW), round-trip (RT), ten trip (10T) or (10 ST) student tickets as well as monthly passes (MP) and tickets for senior citizens and passengers with disabilities (SC). CTAs are located throughout New Jersey, typically along NJ TRANSIT bus routes and nearby major bus boarding locations. To locate a CTA near you, access the county list, then locate the merchant by convenient town listings that include the CTA name, address, and telephone number. Not all CTAs sell all ticket types, please take note to what type of ticket is sold at each CTA.
If you are interested in becoming a Commissioned Ticket Agent and would like more information, please contact Pamela Benson, Manager, Bus Revenue Data Collection and Control at 973-378-6465 or by email:
Bus Terminals and Rail Stations
Please consult your bus timetable to determine whether it is an exact fare line, a full service line or a ticket-required line.
Credit cards, debit cards and cash are accepted for payment at all NJ TRANSIT ticket offices and ticket vending machines.
If you would like to pay with a personal check, transit benefits check, or corporate check, please go to an NJ TRANSIT ticket window and note the following policies:
Transit Benefits Checks
(TransitCheks, and Commuter, TranBen, and Wageworks Checks)
Commuter Benefit Cards
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The letter must identify the following:
This letter must be submitted to NJ TRANSIT in advance of the ticket purchase to allow sufficient time for verification of the letter with the issuing organization.
Monthly Passes: If you have a monthly rail pass valued at $59 or more, you can use it on any NJ TRANSIT light rail line or buses up to the number of zones indicated on the pass. Simply show your valid rail pass to the bus operator or light rail fare inspector.
How many zones can I ride? Any monthly rail pass valued at $59 or more can be used on River Line, Newark Light Rail or Hudson-Bergen Light Rail during the period it is valid. For bus travel, the number of zones you can ride is printed on the pass, based on its value.
Monthly passes to/from Metro-North stations valued at $59 and higher are valid for one zone of bus or light rail travel. For NJ TRANSIT monthly passes, please see the chart below:
Weekly Passes: All weekly rail passes valued at $18 or more are valid for one-zone bus trips and may be used on any light rail line.
Via Secaucus Tickets: One way, off-peak roundtrip and 10-trip rail tickets for travel "via Secaucus" between Hoboken Division (Morris & Essex or Montclair-Boonton lines) and Newark Division (Northeast Corridor, North Jersey Coast Line or Raritan Valley Line) stations may be used on Newark Light Rail for connections between Newark Broad Street and Newark Penn stations only at no additional cost. These tickets may not be used on other light rail lines or on buses.
Atlantic City Rail Line
Customers may use Atlantic City Rail Line one-way tickets and weekly or monthly passes on the following bus lines:
NJ TRANSIT does not issue refunds for one-way or round-trip tickets.
Ticket agents/sellers will refund 10-trip tickets only if a complete set of ten wholly unused tickets is presented. A maximum of one set will be refunded at any one time. Ticket agents/sellers will refund 10-trip tickets in cash if the conditions listed below are met:
Ticket sellers will complete a "Refund/Exchange" form for each refund and request identification from the applicant to verify his/her name and record the type of identification accepted on the Refund/Exchange form. Acceptable forms of identification are your driver's license, state-issued non-driver's ID, government photo ID, a major credit card or a passport.
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Talk:Republican in name only
The "Accused" RINOs section in the article
I think the section entitled "accused RINOs" should have references and/or should be eliminated lest it become a platform for internet users to vent. PheasantHunter 00:28, 25 July 2007 (EDT)
Lincoln Chafee
His article actually lists him as a liberal, so would we consider him a centrist here? DanH 17:20, 30 July 2007 (EDT)
- Yes, based upon party affiliation. A centrist is by definition someone can can work with either liberals or conservatives, and he does exactly that. RobS 17:25, 30 July 2007 (EDT)
Ron Paul
I added Ron Paul because he seems like more of a Libertarian than a Republican. His ideas are far too 'out there' versus a traditional Republican.—The preceding unsigned comment was added by LibertyorDeath (talk)
- I reverted you simply because I can see a lot of people disagreeing with you - so try waiting for a reaction before you post again--IDuan 18:33, 10 January 2008 (EST)
I agree that Ron Paul sould be up there as one of the "RINO's." Ron Paul is not a real Republican. His views are much more libertarian then conservative. He votes Liberatiarn in Presidential Elections, and say's he won't support any of the GOP 2008 candidates. Paul distances himself with Republicans on Homeland Security, Iraq, the death penalty and the War on Terror. So I guess that would make him a "Republican in Name Only." Chippeterson
- Paul himself says that he is more Republican than the rest of the Republican party. He eschews the lable of libertarian as well, calling himself a "true" conservative. Does that make him a RINO or every other Republican a RINO? I don't know. HelpJazz 15:36, 22 January 2008 (EST)
Cafeteria conservatives
If a person holds a conservative position on some issues and a liberal position on others, would that make him a cafeteria conservative? Wouldn't that make him a cafeteria liberal as well? Gillespie 18:52, 10 January 2008 (EST)
Mitt Romney
Isn't Mitt Romney running as a conservative? Learn together 00:42, 13 January 2008 (EST)
The statement "RINOs and Reform Democrats typically come from New England states where corrupt Democrat political machines do not allow dissent and opposition so reformers have difficulty gaining ballot access..." seems like unsourced hyperbole to me. I didn't add a fact tag, because I've been reverted a lot lately.. HelpJazz 15:37, 22 January 2008 (EST)
Related to that part of the article, maybe I'm missing something, but how much influence could a Democratic party machine have over who the Republican nominee is? And wouldn't they use any influence to have the least centrist candidates nominated, to reduce the Republican chances of winning in a majority Democratic state?--Frey 15:00, 8 March 2008 (EST)
John McCain
Considering his views on Global Warming and his eagerness to reach across the aisle to his Democrat buddies, shouldn't John McCain be considered a RINO? CMcFreeze
Mark Sanford
Would the recent behaviours of Mark Sanford qualify him as a RINO? If so please add it for me on the list. Thank you for your time. ChuckK 22:03, 24 June 2009 (EDT)
- No, it wouldn't qualify him as a RINO. The reason being, one the vast majority of issues, in spite of his moral lapses, he supports/agrees with the RNC. --ṬK/Admin/Talk 22:06, 24 June 2009 (EDT)
- Thank you for the update. ChuckK 22:27, 24 June 2009 (EDT)
Mary Bono Mack
This was a close call. She voted 91% with the party. She has turned into a fiscal liberal as of later years; raise taxes, vote for omnibus budgets, vote for cap-n-trade. Anyone in disagreement?--Jpatt 21:25, 17 August 2009 (EDT)
- LOL! Her American Conservative Union rating:
- #45 BONO MACK 74% 2008 65% 2007 11 years of service 71.69% [1]
- Since she has brought it up nearly 10% in the last year, and is from a heavily Democratic district, I don't think she belongs on the list, John, and if talking about only the Republican Party, not conservative voting, she has raised millions for the Party. --ṬK/Admin/Talk 01:08, 18 August 2009 (EDT)
Article Guideline
- Remember, please: The title of this article, "Republicans In Name Only" is just that. It is not "Conservatives In Name Only". What would qualify one person for an article of one name, wouldn't for the other. ;-) Thanks! ----ṬK/Admin/Talk 09:52, 20 August 2009 (EDT)
- Wouldn't that mean that those who are not even Republicans in name anymore-- Specter, Jeffords, Chaffee and Weicker-- don't belong in the list? Perhaps a new section called "Former RINOs". ChrisFV 16:06, 5 November 2009 (EST)
Very curious as to why my last update was reverted. How can one be a Republican in name only if they're not a Republican?Resolved. -- Jeffrey W. LauttamusDiscussion 19:05, 5 November 2009 (EST)
Hagel Graham
Hagel sided with anti-war libs on the war in Iraq. Attacked the credibility of the President and his party. He was for amnesty. Obama calls him his friend. He has an earmark record.
Graham was tough on Republic SCOTUS nominee Alito. Graham voted for Democrat SCOTUS Sotomayor. He was for amnesty as well. He is for Cap and Trade. Always talks of fear against his party moving too far right, never talks about the disaster for this country of having far left liberals in charge.--Jpatt 22:26, 5 November 2009 (EST)
Under the John McCain heading, the sentence reads, "Key RINO principles; support for gay rights..." The semicolon should be a colon. -- Jeff W. LauttamusDiscussion 10:24, 9 November 2009 (EST)
Joe Scarborough
No true Republican is employed by communist propaganda station MSNBC. Consistently trashes his fellow Republicans. He stays on the list.--Jpatt 21:38, 28 June 2010 (EDT)
- He might be trying to add a bit of reason to MSNBC. Also, being a Republican does not require liking all other Republicans. The important fact is that he consistently votes Republican. He may be a Republican that doesn't like Rush Limbaugh, but that hardly makes him a Republican in name only. He should not be in the list. ChrisGT90 12:12, 29 June 2010 (EDT)
Fred Upton
There was a TEA discussion about Michigan Republican Rep. Fred Upton, before he became chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee. Since then, he has come out strong against Democrats on Cap-n-Trade, FCC net neutrality and votes for social conservative causes. I am removing the RINO dishonor. --Jpatt 21:35, 8 April 2011 (EDT)
RINO list
This page should be limited to politicians. I am going to remove columnists, actors, and lawyers.--Jpatt 23:21, 28 May 2012 (EDT)
Bob McDonnell
I understand that some on this site favor the Governor of Virginia, he's done some good stuff on the life issue, but he crammed through a big-tax transportation bill and expanded Obamacare to his state, betraying his constituents like the other RINOs Christie and Rick Scott. I was going to put McDonnell here, but I want to know if you guys agree with putting him on. Jm920 12:39, 7 March 2013 (EST)
Log Cabin
What about the Log Cabin Republicans? Are they RINOs?--JoeyJ 08:03, 23 June 2013 (EDT)
- By definition. Add to that GOProud, Republican Main Street Partnership, The Wish List, Republican Majority for Choice, Republicans for Choice and ConservAmerica. - Markman 08:07, 23 June 2013 (EDT)


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Tenets and dogma
A tenet is an opinion, belief, or principle held to be true by someone or especially an organization. While dogma is the established belief or doctrine held by a religion, ideology or any kind of organization: it is authoritative and not to be disputed, doubted or from which diverged. In the context of religion, a specific opinion starts out as a tenet and may over time develop into dogma.


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2012 Supply Chain Software Users Survey
This year's findings indicate a leveling off from last year's welcome spike, but also indicate a higher overall investment by those firms that are buying new or upgrading. For 2012, the market appears to be progressing on a slow-and-steady growth path that isn't expected to let up anytime soon.
in the NewsTrump administration working to relax truck safety standards U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes dip for week ending July 6, says AAR Other Voices: 5 steps to integrate PFEP software with PLM and ERP to accelerate product launches Report: Molded wood pallets sales on an upswing Indiana University Health builds a supply chain (and a distribution center) More News
The results of Logistics Management's Annual Software Users Survey over the past few years revealed that economic woes and corporate cutbacks suppressed reader spending in 2009-2010. However, the results of our 2012 study are in, and it seems as if supply chain software spending is back to "normal" after several years of backpedaling.
"Pre-2011 there was a lot of uncertainty in the market and companies were really holding back on investments," says Belinda Griffin-Cryan, global supply chain executive program manager at Capgemini Consulting. "The environment started to improve last year because a lot of companies just couldn't wait any longer to purchase or upgrade their supply chain software."
According Griffin-Cryan, as well as the results of our latest study conducted by American Truck Research Group (PRG), the initial rush of investment that was seen in early 2011 has since calmed; however, spending has certainly stabilized as we roll into 2012.
PRG conducts our annual software users survey to gain a better understanding of the current supply chain software market and to identify pertinent technology trends that may affect the logistics and transportation community. The results of this year's study are based on the feedback provided by 280 qualified readers of Logistics Management.
Specific areas of evaluation among survey respondents include types of software currently used and planned for purchase; annual software expenditures; stage in the software buying process; reasons for consideration of supply chain solution software; number of software packages and vendors used by company; and expected timeframe for payback on purchases of supply chain software.
Over the next few pages we'll look at the results of the survey and hear what top analysts are saying about the findings.
Top line overview
Stabilization is the name of the game in 2012 as companies steadily add more supply chain technology to their stables and/or upgrade their existing systems. This is a good sign compared to the spending decreases that the survey picked up on in 2009 and 2010.
When asked how the current economic climate has changed their companies' approach to supply chain management software spending, 31 percent of respondents say that they're scrutinizing their software purchases, down from 33 percent in 2011.
Twenty-one percent say they are still freezing investments, up from 18 percent last year, while 21 percent say that they'll be making investments in new software in the next 12 months.
Another 21 percent say they plan to upgrade existing systems, compared to 22 percent the year prior—another indication that upgrade intentions have finally stabilized.
Monetary commitments to supply chain software have decreased when compared to 2011's survey results. When asked if their firms were going to buy supply chain software in the next 12 months, 39 percent responded favorably compared to 48 percent in 2011. Budgets are up slightly, with 49 percent planning to spend less than $100,000 (compared to 48 percent in 2011) and 27 percent spending $100,000 to $499,000 (versus 25 percent the year prior).
Adrian Gonzalez, director of Logistics Viewpoints, says that this year's respondents' acquisition intentions indicate that companies are continuing to either buy new or upgrade existing systems. And while the numbers have flattened somewhat compared to 2011, Gonzalez says the "tighten up our belts" sentiment of 2009-2010 has clearly passed.
"A lot of shippers have come to grips with the fact that this is the business environment that they have to operate in now," says Gonzalez. "It's going to be dynamic and there are going to be ups and downs."
Squeezing benefits from, TMS
Half of the logistics professionals surveyed say that their use of supply chain software has increased—only 38 percent answered positively to that question in 2011—and 46 percent say that usage stayed the same compared to 56 percent last year. When ranking the importance of individual software features, shippers have once again pinpointed the right features for their operations, configurability, compatibility with existing software, and service/support availability as their top "must haves."
Digging down to the various software packages that comprise supply chain software as a whole, we learned that 56 percent of shippers are using warehouse management systems (WMS), a number that comes in about the same as 2011. Twenty-four percent are planning to buy or upgrade their WMS, while a net 67 percent are either using or planning to buy a WMS. From their WMS, these companies want real-time control, inventory deployment abilities, existing package upgrades, and labor management capabilities.
Thirty-seven percent of respondents are currently using transportation management systems (TMS), up from 32 percent in 2011. Twenty-five percent are planning to buy or upgrade—steady from last year's numbers—and a net 50 percent are either using or planning to buy a TMS (versus 51 percent last year). Shippers most want routing and scheduling, routing and rating, shipment consolidation, carrier selection, and load tendering capabilities from their TMS.
Dwight Klappich, research vice president for research giant Gartner, says shippers' keen interest in routing and scheduling falls in line with what his firm is seeing in the marketplace. "Three years ago the routing and scheduling market was dead, there just wasn't a lot of energy there," says Klappich. "That's changed over the last three years as more shippers are finally turning to technology to streamline these vital activities."
One area of the survey that surprised Klappich involved ERP systems, which are currently being used by 47 percent of companies. Fifty-four percent say they're planning to buy ERP this year, while 54 percent of those buyers say their ERP will include a WMS module compared to 48 percent last year.
The fact that shippers see their ERP providers as capable of providing solid WMS caught Klappich's eye. "This is a testament to the fact that ERP vendors have invested significantly in their WMS applications to the point where more than half of the companies feel that they could get their WMS from their ERP vendors," he says, noting that 10 years ago most shippers would not have made that assumption, namely because at the time best-of-breed WMS vendors were thought to be the de facto source of such software.
Any action in the cloud?
The "cloud" and Software as a Service (SaaS) may be hot topics right now across many different software sectors, but they remains a blip on the horizon for many logistics professionals. Just 8 percent of respondents say that they're using SaaS while 30 percent are evaluating such delivery methods. Twenty-two percent say SaaS is not an option for their firms, with issues like security and privacy concerns, system reliability and system performance, and data integrity and a lack of control cited as the biggest deterrents.
Of those firms that will be investing in supply chain software in 2012, 21 percent say SaaS is indeed an option. Gonzalez take a "glass half-full" approach to the SaaS-related survey findings, noting that 8 percent (adoption rate) plus 30 percent (currently evaluating) equals 38 percent—much higher than the 22 percent of shippers who say SaaS is not an option.
"Clearly SaaS is an area that more companies are considering as a deployment model," says Gonzalez, who remembers just six or seven years ago when SaaS was on very few radar screens. "That's a positive sign," he adds.
As we get further into 2012, and as the national economy continues down the slow path to recovery, exactly how the supply chain software sector fares this year remains to be seen.
However, this year's software users survey indicates a leveling off of interest in most of the sector's modules, but also indicates a higher overall investment by those firms that are buying new or upgrading. Regardless of the fine points within the results, the overall market appears to be progressing on a slow-and-steady growth path that isn't expected to let up anytime soon.
About the AuthorBridget McCrea, Editor Bridget McCrea is a Contributing Editor for Logistics Management based in Clearwater, Fla. She has covered the transportation and supply chain space since 1996 and has covered all aspects of the industry for Logistics Management and Supply Chain Management Review. She can be reached at , or on Twitter
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Authorities in Tajikistan have recently announced a number of high-profile arrests on corruption and narcotics-trafficking charges. Most arrests were triggered by President Emomali Rahmon's harsh criticism of the "corrupt" and "nepotistic" practices in the country's military and law-enforcement sectors. During a televised government meeting on January 18, the Tajik leader lashed out at "commanders of military units and top officials from the Ministry of Internal Affairs [MIA] and State Committee for National Security [GKNB]," for granting privileges to their children and relatives (TV Shabakai Yakum, January 19).
Rahmon specifically warned officials against exempting their offspring from possible prosecution, including through the use of "special" car number plates. Such plates have long been used by the Tajik elites as markers of power and wealth, effectively making their owners immune from police checks (www.eurasianet.org, June 13, 2011). The "golden" numbers, such as "7777" and "8888," have been reserved for the members of Rahmon's family until, in early January, Tajik security agencies arrested two traffickers who attempted to smuggle almost 110 kilograms of drugs from the Afghan border to Dushanbe in a car with a "golden" number plate. Although the names of the arrested individuals have not been released, authorities announced that one of them is a son of a "retired general" and another one is a child of a "Tajik diplomat" (www.news.tj, January 27).
This incident has led Rahmon to claim that children of senior government officials are frequently involved in criminal dealings, while ordinary people see the "special" number plates and attribute these crimes to "the president's relatives." Following the incident, authorities detained a person who had allegedly produced and sold "fake golden numbers" in Dushanbe. Besides, police were ordered to replace all "golden" number plates with the regular ones (www.news.tj, January 14, 16, 19).
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5 years after graduation
The shimmering purple and gold arcane circle faded as Mystica emerged. "Next time I see Veronica I'll let her do it for old times sake" *chuckling* Although the reunion was scheduled later on Cyan had been asked to arrive earlier in the week as a guest lecturer on Magic Ethics. Instead of her traditional purple and yellow heroic costume she wore, what was best described as biker leathers. The outfit consisted of brown boots with black leather riders' jacket, black leather jeans, and matching brown finger-less gloves, with her jacket unzipped it exposed an green tank top. As the portal finally closed and left, it's passage no doubt detectable by any other magical inclined people nearby Cyan would turn towards the school peering at it through the gate. "Sure is strange being back, although glad to see it hasn't changed much. With any luck they haven't adjusted the floor plans to drastically."


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Today's competitive product edge is the user interface. With Web, desktop and mobile applications attempting to present more and more information in each page, being able to effectively test that interface gives a development team its own competitive edge.
Ranorex Studio 4 enables testing access to the behavior of every screen object with a sophisticated record and replay editor. It enables full checking of complex mouse clicks and other screen gestures on desktop, Web-based, or mobile presentations. Test data can be hard coded into the tests or can be derived from external Excel spreadsheets. Importantly, commonly occurring test sequences can be saved in an easily maintained repository to be later cut-and-pasted into new test cases for other applications. Ranorex integrates with Microsoft Test Manager, as well as some other continuous integration products such as HP quality Center, Team City, and Jenkins.
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For practice, let's consider writing summaries for various materials.
The Harry Potter series: "Harry Potter is a seemingly normal teenage orphan who discovers he is the son of famous and powerful wizards. He enrolls in Hogwarts, a school for young magicians, and embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Along the way, he meets friends and foes, increases his ability to do magic, and tries to save the world from the evil person who killed his parents."
A well-written summary will include a beginning, middle, and an end. Again, you're not trying to entice people to read the story or watch the movie or read the paper, you are trying to give a complete overview of every idea contained therein.
A summary of climate change: "Climate change is the idea that the earth is warming and the icecaps are melting, mainly due to human activity with fossil fuels, which causes CO2 emissions to keep the sun's heat trapped in the Earth's atmosphere. Many fear that this change in temperature will cause sea levels to rise, and a massive change in climate around the world."
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Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
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"Everythings different. No case is
ever the same. I worked as an analytical chemist and everything
is routine, its the same, but in case work, theres
a lot more challenge, and trying to figure out something,
and it is satisfying when you make the connection between
the victim and the suspect, and its kind of neat when
you find something that nobody else ever thought of doing.
General unknowns are a lot of fun, too, because theyre
a big challenge: what is it, where did it come from, and
you try to identify a complete unknown, because it could
be anything in the world that could be used as evidence.
So, its always a big challenge. I like the puzzle,
the mystery of trying to figure the things out. Typically
what we do is we get a sample, and we take just a few grams
on the spatula, and we burn it. That would be a positive
flame test, because it goes with a flash, it does that hissing
sound, and it gives off a puff of white smoke. That would
be a characteristic of black powder. Some explosives also
burn but black powder has these distinctive burn characteristics
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Los Angeles — UCLA Anderson has partnered with Impact Education and American Express to present the upcoming West Coast Business Leadership Conference. The first event of its kind in Los Angeles, this conference will be held on Friday, October 18, 2002, at Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles.
Organized by Impact Education LLC, the 2002 West Coast Business Leadership Conference is a one-day executive professional development conference that has attracted the world's top names in business. The purpose of the event is to offer the expected audience of 13,000 business leaders, executives and professionals from around the country an opportunity to hear from leading experts about the latest information and developments in the areas of sales, marketing, management, entrepreneurship, manufacturing, finance, operations, human resources, leadership, strategy, technology, vision development, the economy and world issues.
Dr. Edward Leamer, director of UCLA Anderson Forecast and holder of the Chauncey J. Medberry Chair in Management at UCLA Anderson will deliver an economic overview to the conference attendees. Founded 50 years ago, UCLA Anderson Forecast is one of the most widely-followed and oft-cited economic forecasts for the nation and the state of California, and has regularly been recognized as among the most accurate.
Dr. Leamer, who also holds academic appointments in the departments of economics and statistics at UCLA, is a fellow of the Econometric Society, a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research and a visiting scholar at both the International Monetary Fund and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. He has published four books and more than 100 articles. His research papers in econometrics have been collected in Sturdy Econometrics, published in the Edward Elgar Series of Economists of the 20th Century.
"As a leading institution for management education, our Board of Visitors saw an opportunity for us to partner with the West Coast Business Leadership Conference and demonstrate our commitment to developing and delivering high caliber educational programs," said Bruce G. Willison, dean of UCLA Anderson. "We truly see this platform as an opportunity for UCLA Anderson to foster professional development within the Southern California region and beyond."
The list of confirmed speakers includes a plethora of well-known names from business, financial and government circles. Lou Dobbs, anchor and managing editor of CNN's "Lou Dobbs Moneyline," and a final judge of the Loeb Awards, which are presented annually by UCLA Anderson, will be a featured speaker at the event.
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Sir Richard Branson, founder, chairman and CEO of Virgin and Voyager Groups of Companies
James A. Baker III, former U.S. Secretary of State
Earvin "Magic" Johnson, CEO of Magic Johnson Enterprises and former Los Angeles Lakers star
Marcus Buckingham, author and global practice leader for The Gallup Organization
Tom Peters, author of In Search of Excellence
Martha Rogers, author, management consultant and partner, Peppers and Rogers Group
Ehud Barak, former Israeli Prime Minister
Ken Blanchard, management consultant and author of The One Minute Manager
Harry Dent, consultant, author and publisher of the H.S. Dent Forecast Newsletter
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Greg McElroy was sacked 11 times, turned the ball over twice and the Jets defense got beaten for a couple of Philip Rivers touchdown passes en route to a 27-17 loss. McElroy and the offensive line were both to blame for the high sack total as they alternated between not blocking well and holding onto the ball way too long over the course of the afternoon. Kendall Reyes had 3.5 sacks for the Chargers, Shaun Phillips dropped McElroy 2.5 times and Corey Liuget added two more to lead the sack parade for San Diego.
All of those sacks made it possible for the Chargers offense to wake up after an awful first half performance. Rivers hit Danario Alexander for a 37-yard score and Antonio Gates scored on a 34-yard strike as the Chargers rang up 20 straight points after falling behind 14-7 in the first half of the game. Rivers, who was sacked four times himself, was just 11-of-22 for 165 yards on the day. That indicates how little the Chargers offense did overall, but there were no turnovers from a quarterback who has had too many of them and that was enough to beat the Jets.
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Willard Bay Blackberries are here. The day I look forward to all summer. LOVE THEM!!!
Especially in Blackberry Shortcake, blackberry jam and syrup. I also throw blackberries in my peach cobbler. The colors are so vibrant and the flavors so strong.
My favorite time of year…the harvest.
I'm going to get on my soapbox right now. I hope you have a farmers market in your area. If you do, that's awesome and if you haven't attended your local farmers market, SHAME ON YOU!!!!
The farmers market is better than a shoe store…for me, anyway. LOVE THEM. I just cant wait until the opening day. I believe in buying local and supporting local growers and businesses.
These pictures were taken with my phone so they are not a clear as I would like them.
Just take a look at the fresh picked produce just waiting for you.
Ahhh, Jacobs Cove heirloom tomatoes.
And here they are…my Willard Bay Blackberries.
I'm going to make a few suggestions for the Salt Lake City Farmers Market held on Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Make sure you get there early. The most popular items go fast! First stop, run don't walk, is Crumb Bro. Bakery. Buy at least 6 "Morning Buns" and "Oat Cakes". Oh my.
Next stop Volkers Breads. You must dip deep into your wallet and purchase their Stolen Bread. Oh My Gosh! There is a ribbon of marzipan the size of a quarter that runs through the middle of the bread. I love to toast it and eat it with a bowl of fresh peaches. THE best breakfast in the whole wide world. No lie.
Volkers "Lemon Sage" bread is fabulous in Thanksgiving stuffing. I cube and dry the bread then freeze it. It will actually hold great until thanksgiving. The "Cranberry Orange" bread makes heavenly french toast smothered in sauteed peaches. Oh my mouth is watering as I type.
Make sure you take plenty of cash with you. The vendors do not accept credit cards or checks. CASH ONLY. Go to an ATM and empty your account!
Do not disappoint me. You have to take a Saturday or ten and go to the farmers market. It will be one of the greatest experiences you have. Oh also bring bags to carry home your treasures to feast upon.
Let's get on with the Shortcakes.
You will need about 4 cups of these luscious blackberries that have been picked from a local grower or from your own garden.
Just for the fabulous color I like to throw in a couple of cups of Bearlake Raspberries.
For the shortcakes you will need: flour, baking powder, salt, sugar, lemon zest, nutmeg, butter and buttermilk.
Put the flour into a medium size mixing bowl.
Add the sugar…
…the baking powder…
…the salt…
…the freshly grated nutmeg…
…and the freshly grated lemon zest.
Now give it a whisk to sift all the ingredients together.
Cut up the cold butter and add to the flour mixture.
Using a pastry blender, two knives, or your hands, cut in the butter into the flour mixture. Cut in until the mixture resembles coarse meal. What the heck is "course meal" anyway? Does anyone really know what that looks like??
Just mix in the butter until you can no longer see it. I'm guessing this is what coarse meal looks like.
Add the buttermilk in all at once.
Like this.
Take a fork and gently mix in the buttermilk. You do not want to overmix.
Mix just until all of the dry ingredients look no longer….umm dry.
If you over mix the biscuit dough, you will have tough biscuits that resemble a doggy biscuit. We want our biscuits to me light.
I have a large ice cream scoop that I use. I think it's about 1/2 cup size. This way I get uniform biscuits. You can drop the dough from a large spoon. Just divide the dough into 6 biscuits.
I like using the scoop. So easy.
Brush the tops of the biscuits with a little of the buttermilk.
Sprinkle with a little sugar.
Place in a preheated 400 degree oven and bake for about 20-25 minutes or until golden.
Remove from the oven and set aside until you are ready to use them.
Now let's move on to the berries.
Wash you berries well and drain.
You will need to add sugar, nutmeg, lemon zest and a squeeze of lemon to the berries.
Pour the berries into a medium size saucepan and add the nutmeg…
Don't forget to reserve some of the fresh berries for assembing the shortcake.
…lemon zest…
and sugar.
Pretty colors.
The addition of lemon juice brightens up the flavor of the berries. My berries are a bit tart so I'm only going to add about a 1/2 tablespoon.
Stir the ingredients together and place over medium heat.
Bring the berries to a gently simmer cook until they have rendered some juices. Remove from heat and set aside.
Let's whip the cream. You cannot have berries without cream.
Place 1 1/2 cups of heavy whipping cream in a medium bowl. Add the sugar.
Add the vanilla extract.
Whip until soft peaks form. Set the cream aside.
TIME TO ASSEMBLE!!! Cut the biscuits in half.
Place the bottom half of the biscuit on a serving plate.
Ladle a scoop of the warm berries mixture on top of the bottom biscuit.
Ohhh Baby!
Add a dollop of whipped cream.
Arrange some of the fresh berries on top of the whipped cream. This makes such a difference in the shortcakes. The fresh berries just pop in your mouth when you bite into them.
Place the top half of the biscuit on top of the cream and berries.
Ladle on some more of the warm berries.
Finish with another dollop of cream and more fresh berries.
Take a look at the tenderness of the biscuit. I love the crisp bottom and edges of the biscuit combined with the soft tender center. It makes the bite absolutely divine.
I'm in love.
Make sure you get "THE perfect bite".
I just know we'll eat berries in heaven.
YES, I did actually like my plate clean. In fact, I ate the whole thing myself and loved every sweet and tart mouth full.
Blackberry Shortcakes with Rustic Buttermilk Biscuits
For the Biscuits:
2 cups flour
1/2 teaspoon flour
1/2 tablespoon baking powder
3 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon lemon zest
½ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
4 tablespoons cold unsalted butter, cut in pieces
1 cups buttermilk
For the Blackberries:
6 cups blackberries, picked over, rinsed and patted dry
¼ cup sugar
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon water
½ teaspoon grated lemon zest
¼ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
Fresh lemon juice to taste
For the Whipped Cream:
1 ½ cups heavy cream, chilled
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
To make the biscuits: Set a rack in the center of the oven; heat to 400 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment or lightly grease.
In a large bowl, whisk the flour, baking powder, salt, sugar, lemon zest, and nutmeg. With a pastry blender or your fingertips, cut in the butter until the mixture resembles course meal. Gently stir I the buttermilk until the dough just holds together with no large, dry lumps.
Spoon the dough onto the baking sheet in six equal mounds. Brush the tops with buttermilk; sprinkle with sugar. Bake until the peaks have begun to brown and the bottoms are golden, so to 25 minutes. Let rest for 1 minute and then transfer to a wire rack. While still slightly warm, slice them open with a serrated knife.
To make the blackberry filling: Set aside 2 cups of the berries. In a medium, nonreactive saucepan, combine the remaining 4 cups of blackberries, sugar, water, lemon zest and nutmeg. Cook uncovered, over medium heat, stirring frequently until very soft and juicy, 6-7 minutes. Remove from the heat. Taste and add lemon juice and more sugar, if necessary. If not using immediately, cover and refrigerate.
When ready to serve, reheat the blueberry sauce until very warm and stir in the reserved blackberries.
To make the whipped cream: In a mixing bowl, combine the heavy cream, sugar, and vanilla. Whip until medium peaks form and the beaters leave tracks on top of the cream.
To assemble: Put the bottom half of each biscuit on a plate. Spoon on about ½ cups of the blackberry mixture and a dollop of cream. Cover with the biscuit top. Top with another dollop of whipped cream and blackberries. Serve immediately, passing any remaining blackberry mixture at the table.
Blueberries can be used in place of Blackberries.
(Adapted From Susan Purdy author of "Let Them Eat Cake" 1997
Pull out your calendar – NOW! Schedule a date to attend your farmers market. Don't wait too long or you will completely miss out.
Peaches are starting to come on and they are devine. Tomatoes, peppers, corn, potatoes, melons…oh the melons. Did I mention APPLES?
I'm telling you as a friend that you will not find greater produce than the produce available from your local growers. Sorry, your local grocery store does not have produce that can compare. Costco, you say? Hahahahaaaa – please.
I offered some of the tomatoes from my garden to a friend for her salad. She turned down my offer and replied, "oh no I just bought a flat of tomatoes from Costco". Oh my…she needs help…serious help! (love you, Sue)


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Using her creative vision and experience as a dietitian, Jackie Newgent has designed dishes that will satisfy vegetarians and non-vegetarians with the same recipe. With a few adjustments, these recipes can be served with or without poultry, fish, or meat.
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Samsung has a cool new ad created by the ad agency 72andSunny and directed by Rian Johnson and Claudio Miranda. The ads promote the company's new curved, high-definition TVs with a series of clips from popular movies, including "Field of Dreams," "Back to the Future," and "Zoolander." Check it out here:
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On today's field trip, we're going on an Australian scavenger hunt for little seeds of storytelling inspiration that you might like to plant in your organic idea garden. You'll be harvesting fresh plot twists before you know it.
Perspectivus Zoomous Inus
When fully grown, this tree bears the "A-ha!" fruit which allows main characters to see things from a different angle.
|An earless pig or is it a...
And how about this?
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The leaves of this plant must be steeped in boiling water to make tea. Readers must drink this tea from floral cups until they feel so calm that they...
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The Challenge of Governance and Security
Edited by Dr. Max G. Manwaring.
Brief Synopsis
The Latin American and Caribbean Center of Florida International University, the U.S. Southern Command, and the Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. Army War College held the ninth in a series of major annual conferences dealing with security and defense matters in the Western Hemisphere on February 1-3, 2006, in Miami, Florida. The conference, entitled "The Challenge of Governance and Security," brought together over 150 conferees who participated in a robust program of panels, question and answer sessions, and workshops. They exchanged perspectives and evaluated the contemporary hemispheric security situation. The dialogued amicably, with less tendency than in the past to either blame the United States for everything, or look to Washington to solve all of Latin America's problems. At the same time, civilian and military participants engaged in little "fingerpointing" and participants made no effort to keep police forces out of the dialogue. None viewed of the military as a menace, but rather as an important asset that had to be utilized effectively along with other instruments of national and international power to generate security, stability, development, democracy, and effective sovereignty. In this context, the conference dialogue centered on a broad and virtually all-inclusive internal threat environment, and the need for "good governance" to deal with a situation in which "everything is a part of everything else."
Also by the /Editor:
Venezuela as an Exporter of 4th Generation Warfare Instability
Ambassador Stephen Krasner's Orienting Principle for Foreign Policy (and Military Management)—Responsible Sovereignty
The Strategic Logic of the Contemporary Security Dilemma
Brazil's Security Strategy and Defense Doctrine
A New Chapter in Trans-American Engagement
A "New" Dynamic in the Western Hemisphere Security Environment: The Mexican Zetas and Other Private Armies
State and Nonstate Associated Gangs: Credible "Midwives of New Social Orders"
A Contemporary Challenge to State Sovereignty: Gangs and Other Illicit Transnational Criminal Organizations (TCOs) in Central America, El Salvador, Mexico, Jamaica, and Brazil
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