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Marty Robbins
Geb. 26. 9. 1925 in Glendale - Arizona gest. 8. 12. 1982
Record Labels: Columbia, Embassy, Hallmark, MCA, Bear Family
Although the infant known as rock 'n' roll had been toddling around America for quite a while before Elvis Presley cut That's All Right on a summer's evening in July 1954, it was the break-out success of that record that brought this supposed 'new sound' to the attention of the hillbilly music industry. By 1955, what at first seemed to be a novelty success was obviously a growing trend. And although no one was sure that rock 'n' roll was here to stay, it was certainly beginning to cut into the incomes of many established country music stars.
With the craze for this new beat, it just made sense for country singers to grab a piece of the rock 'n' roll pie. Some performers were baffled by the music and it showed in their attempts. Others took to the new sound instinctually – understanding the connection to hillbilly boogie and the 'sock rhythm' of Hank Williams and the younger breed of honky-tonkers that had followed in his wake. Although these artists produced a handful of great rockabilly records, they were still wading the shallow end of the rock 'n' roll pool rather than diving fully into the deep end.
And then, there were a few singers that might have very well abandoned country music for a rock 'n' roll or pop career if things had worked out slightly differently. That's certainly the case for Marty Robbins, who for roughly a year, was definitely pointing his career in a rock 'n' roll direction without ever coming off as a poser or pretender. But Robbins was never one to rely on just one style, no matter how much success he found in that field. As he told journalist Bob Allen in 1981, "I don't want to be put in any category. I don't want to get in a rut." It was Robbins' refusal to be pigeonholed and his musical eclecticism that enabled him to record great rock 'n' roll and rockabilly records but also led him to many others fields.
If rock was the soundtrack of teenage rebellion, Robbins certainly had experience. Born September 26, 1925, near Glendale, Arizona as Martin David Robinson, his early years were spent in a poverty-stricken household with an alcoholic father who frequently vented his rage on his wife and nine children. Although his parents divorced when he was twelve, it did little to help the family's financial situation. Entering his teens, Robbins found rebellion as a way to express his anger and frustrations – engaging in petty crimes that led to several encounters with the law. His rehabilitation eventually came at the hands of the U.S. Navy. He enlisted in May 1943, and served in the Pacific where he piloted landing craft during the bloody fighting for the Solomon Islands.
But the Navy did more than reform him from a life of crime. It was while he was in the service that he first began taking an interest in performing, learning to play the guitar. Although hillbilly music was very common in Arizona, Robbins' main exposure to music as a child had been radio crooners and the singing cowboys in the Western movies he dearly loved. Many of his fellow sailors were Southerners, and it was from them that Robbins learned to appreciate hillbilly music.
When he returned to Glendale, Arizona after the war, Robbins drifted into a career as a hillbilly singer, eventually changing his name to the shorter and catchier 'Marty Robbins.' Part of the reason for his career choice was simply because he had little patience for the 8 to 5 grind of a normal job, and with many honky tonks and hillbilly radio shows scattered across the Southwest, the hillbilly field rather than pop crooning was where the most opportunities lay for breaking into the business. Early on, Robbins demonstrated a sharp business sense and the willingness to work hard at his career. Throughout the late 1940s and into the '50s Robbins kept a busy schedule working in radio and TV, along with personal appearances that ranged from Texas to California. It was this hard work, learning the business and developing his skills as a consummate entertainer that led to his signing with Columbia Records in 1951.
Starting with Robbins' first session for Columbia in November 1951, he began developing the smooth, melancholy style that led to the nickname, 'Mr. Teardrop.' It was a variation on the Eddy Arnold country crooner formula of heartbreak ballads that relied on the interplay between smooth vocals and the cry of the steel guitar. This formula led to Robbins' first two hits, I'll Go On Alone, that reached number one on the 'Billboard' Country singles chart for one week in January 1953, and I Couldn't Keep From Crying that reached number five in March 1952.
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No fair! But Doernberg's working on it
An old cliché says life isn't fair. Dan Doernberg is no expert, but he has made the issue of fairness– from family squabbles to corporate injustice and international politics– his life's work.
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"I had a very deep feeling that there should be a reference book that a person like me could go to and not be at the mercy of better-informed, more experienced adversaries," says Doernberg, 44. "I wanted to level the playing field."
And thus began his website, fairness.com, whose motto is "Life isn't fair... but we're working on it."
In addition to launching fairness questions taken from the day's headlines, the site provides links, forums, and resources for anyone with a question. Like an online legal aid society, the site relies upon a community of contributors to provide content on a pro bono basis.
Doernberg made e-commerce history by launching an online version of his Computer Literacy Bookshops in 1991, a full three years before Amazon.com appeared. Still, he remains reluctant to spring too boldly or to be touted as a guru of fairness. "My mission," he says, "is to keep myself and my opinions far in the background."
In 1994, Doernberg relocated from California's Silicon Valley to Charlottesville to raise his growing family. By the late 1990s, Doernberg sold off his bookstore chain and devoted himself to writing his long-delayed book on fairness. But after years of research, he concluded the subject was too vast for a single volume.
"I realized that rather than writing a book, I needed to create a website where experts could contribute their knowledge for the common good," says Doernberg. "I really believe that if I build it well, they will come."
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Thank You to all of you for joining us each week and sharing your terrific recipes, especially the Frozen Summer Treats, and all the beautiful DIY projects.
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Now Gary Sheffield is down – length indeterminate, it's leg cramps after initial indications that it was a hamstring, and very few injuries to 40-year old legs are minor injuries – and at the moment, the senior New York Mets' outfielder in terms of earliest debut is Angel Pagan.
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a trainer put cream on his knee to heal, but didn't know it coatnined steroids. While plausible, he was still mentioned in the Mitchell Report).With all these issues (personality, gamemanship, and possible PED use), Sheffield will have a hard time making it in.


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LAKEWOOD RANCH — Lakewood Ranch may only account for 2% of the total crime in Manatee County, but that hasn't stopped the community's district supervisors from continuing to keep safety a top priority.
In addition to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office deputies who patrol through the community on a daily basis, each of the four districts within Lakewood Ranch has a contract with Wackenhut, a national security company.
Based on its contract, a member of the Wackenhut team should spend 40 hours a week serving each district. However in recent months, some supervisors have questioned whether their neighborhoods are receiving Wackenhut's full attention.
"(Wackenhut) has shared responsibilities with (other districts), and that's created some man (power) problems," Lakewood Ranch Community Development District 1 Chairwoman June Stroup said. "We're going to begin looking at other companies and proposals to determine if Wackenhut is (still) the best choice."
During it monthly meeting April 16, the CDD 1 Board of Supervisors discussed whether to retain Wackenhut after its contract expires in December.
"The consensus among the community in general is that it wants to continue to have a safety patrol in district one," said CDD 1 Supervisor Alan Roth, who chairs the district's safety committee. "They feel the $30 a month they have to pay is worth it to have that feeling of safety."
In the coming months, the CDD 1 board will develop a request for proposal based on performance objectives rather than a specific individual's performance.
Because each district has its own security concerns, it's necessary that the security provider recognize which services each district needs.
"You need to get away from the idea of individual (performance) and rather focus in on performance objectives — we really don't care how it's accomplished as long as it gets accomplished," Community Manager Bob Fernandez said. "The performance objectives are an important part because they make sure your expectations are met."
After discussion, the board maintained its desire to keep Wackenhut, with which it has had a contract with for the past six years, unless another security provider yields a more suitable offer.
Contact Jen Blanco at [email protected].
• CDD 5 will host a budget workshop meeting from 4-6 p.m., April 23, at Lakewood Ranch Town Hall, 8175 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. CDD 4's will follow from 6-8 p.m.
• The CDD 4 Board of Supervisors approved a motion to enter into a $37,850, five-month contract with Aquatic Systems to attack algae in Greenbrook's ponds.
• The CDD 2 Board of Supervisors asked Operations Director Ryan Heise to gather estimates on the cost of excavating, cleaning and maintaining a ditch along University Parkway between Miramar and Boca Grove.
• The palm pruning process, expected to take two months, and the installation of the summer annuals has begun in CDD 2.
• CDD 1 recently erected two new concrete signs at the entrance of River Club Boulevard and Clubhouse Drive in Summerfield.


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The Environmental Protection Agency moved Tuesday to dramatically curb power plant emissions across the central US and East Coast, a step the federal agency says will significantly reduce health and pollution impacts across that 31-state region.
Responding to a 2008 court ruling, the EPA proposed sharp cuts in emissions from some 900 coal-, natural gas-, and oil-burning power plants – a 52 percent reduction in nitrous oxide (NOX) and 71 percent cut in sulfur dioxide (SOX) by 2014.
The EPA move is intended to bring the federal government into compliance with a decision by the US Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C., that overturned the Bush administration's national Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR). The court found that rule failed to substantially maintain air-quality standards among states or meet statutory deadlines – and it ordered the EPA to come up with a new rule.
Tuesday's proposal – which is expected to be challenged in court – is aimed at enabling "downwind" states to develop air-pollution reduction plans based on knowing in advance how much pollution would be drifting across their borders from "upwind" states. The so-called "transport rule" would mean much tighter federal requirements for SOX and NOX emissions reductions for upwind states.
"This rule is designed to cut pollution that spreads hundreds of miles and has enormous negative impacts on millions of Americans," EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said in a statement. "We're working to limit pollution at its source, rather than waiting for it to move across the country. The reductions we're proposing will save billions in health costs, help increase American educational and economic productivity, and – most importantly – save lives."
Curbing power plant emissions can have a large economic impact, with the cost to health and the environment from eastern power plants today exceeding $200 billion annually, according to the Environmental Defense Fund.
The EPA says its action will save an estimated $120 billion in health benefits annually by 2014, including avoiding up to 36,000 premature deaths and 1.9 million days of missed work or school due to ground-level ozone and particle pollution, the agency estimates. Such benefits would far outweigh the annual cost of compliance with the proposed rule, which the agency puts at $2.8 billion in 2014.
"This will be one of the most significant steps EPA can take to clean up the air and improve public health," Frank O'Donnell, president of Clean Air Watch, said in a statement. "This cleanup plan could literally prevent thousands of premature deaths each year and make it possible for tens of millions of others to breathe easier."
The proposal will go through a typical regulatory process with a 60-day public comment period and hearings. Agency officials expressed confidence it could sustain a legal challenge. Even after the court overturned CAIR in 2008, it reinstated it later that year to await EPA steps to correct the regulatory measure – simply because the rule had "become so intertwined with the regulatory scheme that its vacatur would sacrifice clear benefits to public health and the environment while EPA fixes the rule," the court found.
Later this year, as the new rule kicks in, the result could include some older, dirtier power plants being closed or at least not used as much. Meanwhile, downwind states will be more confident that the air pollution reduction plans they develop will actually work, agency officials said.
"They can be confident the upwind states are equally challenged to meet air-quality requirements," Gina McCarthy, assistant EPA administrator, told reporters. "Real people will notice most of the East Coast has seen some pretty lousy ozone days. This is attempt to give people cleaner air to breathe."
The electric power sector is the nation's single biggest source of greenhouse gases and other atmospheric contaminants like sulfur dioxide and mercury. The result is acid rain, mercury deposition, and other effects on lakes and forests.
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Ohio is both downwind of Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois – and even Texas – and upwind of Northeastern states. It is home to many power plants on the Ohio River that will have to meet tougher emissions requirements under the new rule. Its own Dayton Power and Light, for instance, will be under greater scrutiny for emissions from its smokestacks – but other emitters in other states will get tougher scrutiny, too.
"This new rule will be a big boost for us," in a bid to meet the new ozone standards that arrive next month, says John Paul, administrator of the Regional Air Pollution Control Agency of Dayton, Ohio. "This is progress."


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Saturday, August 20, 2005
The Weekend
I have Superior 50 mile race (www.superiortrailrace.com) on September 10 and Twin Cities Marathon on October 4. I'm doing speedwork for TCM and I guess I'm doing trail training for Superior. Ha.
This morning was just beautiful. I was at the trail head at 6 AM for a good 3.5 hour run prior to football practice and the fun Mom duties of grocery shopping and laundry. Oh Joy.
I and the boys went to the bike park and rode for 2 hours. I didn't track the mileage, it was just for fun.
I and Steve went to 40 Year Old Virgin last night. Oh my gosh, I haven't laughed so hard in so long!! I don't know that last time Steve and I went to a movie together without the boys. I think it has been 13 years. Gasp.
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- Tracy said...
I know - that movie was TOO funny!! I was still laughing several hours after it.
By the way - I really love you blog! Have a feeling I may just become a regular around here :)
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Hi there, thanks for all of the comments. I'll try to answer them.
I've been running for 7 years. Prior to that I couldn't walk a block, had been on and off the Marlboro's and was drinking way too much Special Export. I don't do either any more!
Badwater: A very good friend of mine, Pierre Oster has run it twice. Oh my gosh, it is SO difficult. 135 miles in 135 (practically) degrees. He had to have aid 108 times during the 135 miles last year. They went through 150 pounds of ice..just for Pierre! It was nuts..I don't think so, but I've learned to never say never. I began running ultra distances three years ago. I totally love it (as you probably figured) I said I'd never do a 100. Now I am looking forward to doing another ..and another..next year.
As for my schedule, during the summer I have loads of time. I run 5-15 miles weekday; 20-30 weekend,lift 3x a week and just began riding my bike in July. School year is a bit more trying, I work at the high school. I run at least 50 miles a week. Preferably after work on the trail with Topaz. With a 9 and 13 year old boy, both in basketball, baseball and football, it becomes difficult and I sometimes have to run on the treadmill at 4 AM..especially since it is getting so dark now in the AM. Lifting is either RIGHT after work (I work 7-3, good schedule) or evenings. It all fits. I will not tolerate the excuse "I don't have the time" I can run 50 miles a week, lift weights 3x a week, work full time, attend 2 sons' practices and games, sit on Planning & Zoning, the Orrock Town Board and the Board of Adjustment, Middle School Site Council and I am NOT super woman. Oh yeah, and keep hubby happy. So time is not a valid excuse. We all have 24 hours, right? It depends on how we use them!
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(Pocket-lint) - Sony TVs are a bit like Star Trek movies. They alternate between good and woeful for no apparent reason. But while the decent Trek flicks are relatively easy to predict - stick with the even-numbered outings and you won't go far wrong - avoiding the duds in the Sony catalogue is more of a challenge.
You certainly can't tell by design. The HX model reviewed here shares the same subdued graphite finish, with oh-so subtle difference between the top and bottom of the bezel, as the rest of the range.
You can't tell by feature spec either: they're pretty much all plumbed into the same Sony Entertainment Network and offer active shutter 3D. It's only after vigorous dissection that their true nature becomes apparent. The good news is that the 40-inch HX723 reviewed here easily out-points the under-achieving 40-inch EX724 (aka The Search for Spock) and the flawed 55-inch HX923 (The Final Frontier) models which sandwich it. In short, this is The Wrath of Khan.
Well connected
Thanks to an edge-lit LED panel, the screen is slim at just 4.2cm and sits on a stand which can be angled backwards by six degrees, useful if you happen to use low TV furniture from Ikea.
Connections comprise a SCART, four HDMIs, phono AV inputs, Ethernet, digital optical audio out, two USBs, a PC connection and CI slot. The TV doesn't have integrated Wi-Fi, but it will accept a Sony dongle.
2D image quality
Feed the KDL-40HX723 high def from Freeview HD, set-top box or Blu-ray and it rewards with clean, sharp, vibrant images.
There are plenty of toys in its picture menu - variable gamma, advanced contrast, black corrector, edge enhancer - but there's no need to fiddle too much. This screen gives a well-balanced image straight from the box.
Black levels are deep and smooth; more Bournville than After Eight, with added cocoa. Colour fidelity is also high, delivering rich reds where lesser sets struggle to offer more than just blood orange.
The picture engine employs the high-spec XR400 version of Sony's fast framerate Motionflow technology. Combining backlight blinking with frame interpolation, this guarantees blur-free video. Good news for sports fans and gamers.
Motionflow comes in four flavours - standard, smooth, clear and clear plus - all of which have a slightly different effect on the image. Clear plus delivers a full 1080 lines of moving detail, but impacts screen brightness quite severely. Of the other settings, standard is probably the best bet, as this introduces the lowest level of artifacting yet still offers a significant clarity boost.
3D picture performance
When it comes to the third dimension, this HX723 turns in a perky performance. Not only is there clarity and depth to its 3D pictures, images are bright enough not to make you feel like you're developing cataracts every time you pop the funny glasses on.
Crosstalk remains an issue, particularly on first generation 3D Blu-ray discs like Monster vs. Aliens, but you can counter this by turning the brightness of the glasses down.
Incidentally, there are no 3D goggles included with this set, they're a relatively expensive extra.
Net connected entertainment
When it comes to streaming IPTV, Sony currently takes pole position. Its online portal overflows with both free and pay-per-view content. If you want to 'rent' a movie, Sony's own Movies Unlimited service is a viable alternative to LoveFilm. This VOD channel offers new release titles in both SD and HD. General streaming services include catch-up with BBC iPlayer and Demand 5, plus YouTube, Daily Motion, Sony Entertainment Television, as well as dozens of others.
Local media streaming is good, but not quite great. AVI, MOV, WMV, MPEG4 and AVCHD files can be streamed across a LAN and from USB, but the set doesn't recognise MKV-wrapped HD.
Audio performance
The 40HX723's audio performance is generally commendable. Sony's S-Force digital amplification has the requisite amount of firepower and there are a handful of post processing modes to make the most of the set's 'invisible' speakers.
While we wish Sony would support MKV media playback, we can't complain about the audiovisual quality of this screen. Offering an admirable HD performance, active shutter 3D that doesn't fatigue and a galaxy of IPTV, it's the star turn in Sony's current TV fleet. Beam us up one, Scotty.


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3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1/2 tsp. baking soda
Pinch of salt
3 large eggs
1 1/4 cups light brown sugar
4 tbsp. unsalted butter (softened)
1 tbsp. vanilla extract
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1 tsp. almond extract
1 1/2 cups bittersweet chocolate chips
1 cup pistachio nuts
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line baking sheet with parchment paper or Silpat. In a large bowl, whisk the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda and salt. Using an electric mixer beat in the eggs at low speed until a crumbly dough is formed. In another bowl, beat the brown sugar with the butter and the extracts until combined. Scrape the mixture into the dough and beat at medium speed until a sticky dough is formed. Add the chips and the nuts and beat until evenly distributed. Divide into quarters and roll into 8-inch-long logs. They should about 2 inches wide and 3/4-inch thick. Bake for about 22 minutes. They should puff and be springy. Remove from oven, turn oven to 200 degrees and cool cookie logs for at least 10 minutes. Cut on the diagonal into half-inch thick biscotti and bake on each side for 15 minutes. Cool on a rack before storing. Biscotti are best stored in airtight containers at room temperature.
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Walking A Tightrope
The same overwhelming feeling of uncertainly comes over Mohsen every time he returns from work in the northern part of Teheran and switches on his PC.
Has his website been blocked again for the umpteenth time or is it only reachable by those who are willing to take a rather extensive detour around the Internet to find it?
The 27-year-old IT engineer and freelance journalist has been keeping a weblog for the past three to four years. He is one of the best known bloggers in the Iranian capital. Mohsen was active in the student movement for quite some time, an involvement that cost him a week in Teheran's notorious Evin Prison.
The online community is making the mullahs nervous
Mohsen is sceptical. He believes that the blockage or filtering of websites is not an isolated occurrence and that the days of the Internet as the medium for free expression in Iran are numbered.
"My blog is blocked on a number of Internet service providers," he says, "despite the fact that only a very small part of it is truly political. The situation has got much, much worse over the past two years or so, particularly under President Ahmadinejad. I think that websites in this country are systematically filtered and blocked. They specifically seek out political content and anything that runs contrary to the opinion of the regime."
The cyber revolution in Iran is making the mullahs nervous. There is a good reason for this. Since the year 2000, an increasing number of pro-reform newspapers have been banned. Journalists and writers have reacted to this form of censorship by turning to the Internet to voice their opinions.
Playing cat-and-mouse with the authorities
Many journalists who had grown tired of the cat-and-mouse game with the censorship authorities and the country's anti-reform legal system decided to establish online newspapers or express their political opinions in weblogs.
However, the state has been keeping a very vigilant watch over anything on the Internet that it considers to be Western, decadent, anti-Islamic, or counter-revolutionary. Today, online media are either heavily filtered or blocked; dissidents are being arrested.
In 2004, the mullahs prepared their first major strike against Iran's blogging community. Regime critics like Hanif Mazroui, Arash Sigartshi, or Modschtaba Saminedjad were arrested, charged, and temporarily put in prison. Information portals like Blogfa.com, Blogger, or Persian Blog have been under surveillance for quite some time.
In recent years, conservative members of parliament have repeatedly called on the government to ban popular youth discussion forums such as Orkut or Yahoo Messenger.
Mohsen believes that while many are increasingly looking for a political form of communication, they also want to have fun, both of which they were able to do in the virtual social network known as Orkut.
"That was hugely popular with many people. But after about three or four months, the site was completely blocked. Simply because the site was popular and people could communicate with each other and because the number of members was growing steadily. They don't want people to communicate with one another."
Grey area
Mohsen goes on to say that the hardliners fear that political groups could organise themselves via networks like Orkut. However, it is not only portals with social and political content that are falling foul of the censors, but also sites like Youtube, Wikipedia, or Amazon.
But what is allowed and what is forbidden? This is a difficult question to answer because it is almost impossible to say what the censorship authorities consider to be acceptable. It is a grey area.
According to the organisation "Reporters Without Borders", censorship in Iran is "the rule rather than the exception." According to the organisation's most recent report, Iran is one of the 20 most restrictive countries in the world in terms of press freedom.
Since the beginning of the year, when a law came into force obliging all operators of internet services and bloggers to report to the censorship authorities and obtain a permit within two months, the freedom of online journalists and bloggers in Iran has been curtailed even further. Those who flout the law face not only the shutdown of their websites, but heavy penalties.
The consequence of this is that Iranian writers and journalists no longer write as extensively and freely as they used to in the past. Moreover, they are risking fewer political or blog-related activities because they have simply become too dangerous and can lead to imprisonment.
Self-censorship as the only way out
Many journalists are also being warned not to make contact with foreign countries or to provide western media representatives with information. The new climate of political control, censorship, and repression is having a serious effect on Iran's media representatives. According to "Reporters Without Borders", many journalists consider self-censorship to be the only way to continue with their work.
Those who dare to break the silence or to paint an objective picture of the social and political situation in Iran face more than just censorship, they also face imprisonment or the closure of their offices.
This is exactly what happened to the pro-reform newspaper Ham Mihan, which was run by the former mayor of Teheran, Gholam Hossein Karbashi, and the online news agency ILNA, both of which were closed because they accused President Ahmadinejad of not keeping his promise to solve Iran's massive economic problems.
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The Spectre of a "Soft Revolution" in Iran
The Government of the Theocracy is Worried
Nothing - neither economic sanctions nor the threat of military action - worries the regime in Tehran more than the fear of a "soft revolution". The Islamic theocracy is showing signs of panic, says Bahman Nirumand
Media in the Islamic Republic of Iran
Between Self-censorship and Repression
Mass media in Iran are subjected to censorship and the tyranny of state control. Journalists who refuse to toe the line and follow the official ideology have to be prepared to suffer severe repression – or to flee abroad. By Asghar Schirazi
Iran's Blog Generation
Society Is Escaping the Control of the Mullahs
Blogs are becoming increasingly important in Iran. While young people see them as a means to express themselves, often politically, the mullahs are watching over them with a keen eye. Hamdan Mostafavi reports


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Executive Leadership Team
Mark J. Barrenechea
Vice Chair, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Technology Officer
Mark J. Barrenechea joined OpenText as President and Chief Executive Officer in January 2012, and also serves as a member of the Board. In January 2016, Mark took on the role of Chief Technology Officer. In September 2017, he was appointed Vice Chair, in addition to remaining the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Technology Officer.
As CEO of Canada's largest software company, Mark oversees the strategic direction of the organization and upholds the company's position at the forefront of the industry. Under his direction, OpenText has grown both organically and through strategic acquisitions, into a $2.8 billion technology company.
Mark's unwavering commitment to innovation and results, combined with a dedication to customers' needs, led him to successfully realign the company's products, transforming OpenText into an Information Management leader.
A prominent thought leader, Mark's extensive experience in information technology affords him a unique insight into the technological changes ushering in the fourth industrial revolution. In his latest book, The Intelligent and Connected Enterprise, Mark identifies how to securely transform information into an asset that can be used to reimagine business for unlimited potential in an ever-changing digital world.
Before joining OpenText, Mark was President and Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Graphics International Corporation (SGI), where he also served as a member of the Board. A pioneer of Technical Computing, Mark defined and distinguished the new market from Business Computing and established SGI as one of its leaders. During his time at SGI, he led the company's strategy and execution. His role included transformative acquisition of assets as well as penetrating diverse new markets and geographic regions.
Prior to SGI, Mark served as Executive Vice President and CTO for CA, Inc. (CA), (formerly Computer Associates International, Inc.) and as a member of the executive management team. Mark was also Senior Vice President of Applications Development at Oracle Corporation, responsible for managing a multi-thousand-member global team. Additionally, he was a member of the executive management team.
Mark has also served in a number of other positions, including Vice President of Development at Scopus, a software applications company, and Vice President of Development at Tesseract, where he was responsible for reshaping the company's line of CRM and human capital management software.
Mark has been the recipient of many accolades over the years. In 2011, the San Francisco Business Times named him the 2011 Best Large Company CEO. Most recently, he was named the 2015 Results-Oriented CEO of the year by the CEO World Awards. The prestigious award recognizes Mark's leadership and innovation in attaining results for the company and its customers.
Mark has authored a number of other books including The Golden Age of Innovation, On Digital, Digital: Disrupt or Die, Digital Manufacturing, Digital Financial Services: The Greatest Revolution Since Minted Money, eGovernment or Out of Government, and Enterprise Information Management: The Next Generation of Enterprise Software. He has also authored several white papers, such as The Resilient Organization: COVID-19 and New Ways to Work, Cloud: The Destination for Innovation, Security: Creating Trust in a Zero Trust World, and The Information Advantage.
Mark holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Saint Michael's College. He currently serves as a member of the Board and Audit Committee of Dick's Sporting Goods and as a member of the Board of Avery Dennison.
For more industry thoughts from Mark, you can subscribe to his blog, follow him on Twitter or connect on LinkedIn.
Madhu Ranganathan
Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
Madhu joined OpenText as Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer in April 2018.
With more than 25 years of financial leadership experience, Madhu brings to OpenText a strategic mindset with global industry expertise and deep operational focus in software, hardware and tech-enabled services businesses, as well as a demonstrable track record of building shareholder value. Madhu is skilled at leading and supporting business transformation initiatives, strategic acquisitions and global capital raising.
Prior to OpenText, Madhu served for more than 9 years as the Chief Financial Officer for [24]7.ai, a highly global, enterprise-class software and services company that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to dramatically improve customer experience. At [24]7.ai, Madhu was responsible for worldwide finance, accounting, treasury, planning, tax, internal audit and procurement. During her tenure, Madhu worked closely with the CEO and management team to transform the company into a technology innovator.
Madhu started her career with Liberty Mutual Financial Services and has held senior financial roles at Rackable Systems, which became SGI and is now part of HPE and Redback Networks, a telecommunications equipment company acquired by Ericsson, services platform Jamcracker, and e-Business software provider Backweb Technologies (IPO on NASDAQ). She also has public accounting experience with PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLC.
Additionally, Madhu currently serves as Board & Audit Committee Member for Akamai Technologies (Nasdaq: AKAM) and previously served as a Board Member of Watermark, a Bay Area organization focused on professional development for women.
Madhu holds an MBA in Finance from the University of Massachusetts, is a Certified Public Accountant in California and a Chartered Accountant from India.
Muhi Majzoub
Executive Vice President & Chief Product Officer
Muhi S. Majzoub is the Executive Vice President and Chief Product Officer for OpenText. Joining the company in 2012, Muhi has held various senior executive positions. He currently leads the development organization to define the vision and strategy for OpenText products and their transition to the cloud.
Prior to OpenText, Muhi was Chief of Products for NorthgateArinso, where he was responsible for defining the company's product vision, strategy and the development life cycle. He focused on consolidating the late software portfolio and developing new product capabilities for both cloud and on-premises solutions.
Muhi has also held the position of Senior Vice President of Product Development for CA, Inc., where he was responsible for the development of the common technology platform and components and integration strategy.
Prior to CA, Muhi was Vice President of Product Development at Oracle Corporation. During his tenure at Oracle, he was responsible for the delivery of the Sales Automation Suite, including Sales Online TeleSales, Sales Compensation, Sales Intelligence and many other Internet technology projects, such as Oracle Store, Oracle.com and the MetaLink TAR system.
Muhi attended San Francisco State University.
For more on Muhi's thoughts and industry expertise, you can follow him on Twitter.
Gordon A. Davies
Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Development
Gordon A. Davies joined OpenText as Chief Legal Officer in September 2009. Gordon also has responsibility for Corporate Development, the Office of the Chief Compliance Officer and the Corporate Secretary Group.
Prior to joining OpenText, Gordon was the Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary of Nortel Networks Corporation. During his sixteen years at Nortel, he acted as Deputy General Counsel and Corporate Secretary during 2008, and as interim Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary in 2005 and again in 2007. He led the Corporate Securities legal team as General Counsel-Corporate from 2003, with responsibility for providing legal support on all corporate and securities law matters, and spent five years in Europe supporting all aspects of the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) business, ultimately as General Counsel, EMEA. Prior to joining Nortel, Gordon practiced securities law at a major Toronto law firm.
Gordon holds an LL.B and an MBA from the University of Ottawa, and a B.A. from the University of British Columbia.
He is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada, the Canadian Bar Association, the Association of Canadian General Counsel and the Society of Corporate Secretaries and Governance Professionals.
Simon "Ted" Harrison
Executive Vice President, Worldwide Sales
Simon "Ted" Harrison is Executive Vice President of Worldwide Sales for OpenText. Ted previously served as Senior Vice President in the Enterprise business unit and as Senior Vice President of Fast Growth Markets, growing the business in high potential regions including LATAM, Eastern Europe, Japan, Africa, China, Middle East and India.
Coming to OpenText through its IXOS acquisition, Ted has held a number of senior sales leadership roles throughout his 15 years with the company. Ted served as the Head of Global Services for Northern Europe before becoming Senior Vice President of Sales for the EMEA region.
Ted has successfully worked throughout his 25-year career to match business imperatives with innovative technology solutions. Beginning his career as a technical consultant, Ted then bridged the gap between technical and business to serve as a Senior Business Consultant on projects such as the European roll-out for General Motors. He has also worked in the mobile solutions field for Psion Teklogix, specializing in Supply Chain Optimization.
Ted holds an honors degree in Computer Science from Leeds University in the UK.
James McGourlay
Executive Vice President, Customer Operations
James McGourlay is Executive Vice President, Customer Operations. He joined OpenText in 1997 and has held many key positions in IT, technical support, product support and special projects. Previously James was Senior Vice President of Global Technical Services at OpenText, responsible for Technical Support, Renewals, Customer Onboarding and Professional Services, managing all post-sale services, customer lifetime value, and accelerating customers' time to value.
James has been the catalyst for tremendous growth in the OpenText Customer Services team for the Americas. He has sponsored programs such as My Support, Partner Support Program, quality audits and enhanced Customer Support programs. He and his team are also spearheading the movement towards integrations management, social engagement support for customers and continued improvements to the customer experience.
James was instrumental in the company's early acquisitions and the OpenText Enterprise Deployment Board, which he chaired until 2010.
Craig Stilwell
Executive Vice President & General Manager SMB and Consumer
Craig Stilwell is the Executive Vice President and General Manager of SMB and Consumer at OpenText. Joining OpenText in December 2019 through the Carbonite acquisition, Craig brings 26 years of technology experience with a track record of driving growth and building high performing teams.
Prior to OpenText, Craig was the Chief Revenue Officer of Carbonite, where he was responsible for leading the company's go-to-market efforts, including global sales and marketing.
Previously, Craig spent 20 years at Citrix Systems, holding various leadership roles, including Senior Vice President of Partner Sales, Vice President of US Commercial Sales and Regional COO of the Americas. Craig played key roles in growing Citrix to more than $3B a year as well as shifting the company to a cloud-based model. Craig has also held a senior manager position in the consumer products industry practice at Accenture.
Craig holds a BSBA with honors in Finance from the University of Florida and serves on the Board of Trustees for his local Leukemia and Lymphoma Society chapter.
Savinay Berry
Senior Vice President, Cloud Service Delivery
Savinay Berry was named Senior Vice President, Cloud Service Delivery in January 2019. He is responsible for all OpenText Cloud Services, including infrastructure, Service Delivery, Managed Services, eDiscovery, Security Cloud Services and Professional Services in the Philippines. Prior to this role, Savinay served as Vice President, Engineering and Products at OpenText where he was responsible for leading applications, design, performance and security.
Prior to joining OpenText in 2017, Savinay was Vice President, Product Management at Dell EMC, where he was responsible for the content management product portfolio. He focused on SaaS, mobile, web and on-premises products, including Documentum, Captiva and other enterprise productivity applications. He has also led partnerships and business development to drive inorganic growth, developing products to accelerate the digital enterprise journey.
Before Dell, Savinay served as Director, Advanced Product and Technology at Intuit where he led the development of advanced products, such as wearables, mobile and intelligent systems focused on small businesses and consumers. He also served as Vice President of Product Management at Empowered Inc (acquired by Qualcomm) where he defined the vision and direction for the industry's first mobile-only social learning platform on the iPad, through a partnership with UCLA.
Savinay holds both a Bachelor and Master's Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering and an MBA from Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
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Lou Blatt
Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer
Lou Blatt is the Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for OpenText. Having joined the organization in 2020, Lou is responsible for marketing strategy, brand, communications and the success of OpenText products worldwide.
With more than 30 years of experience in senior marketing, product management and strategy roles, Lou brings a proven ability to build and lead world class teams that achieve faster than market growth.
Prior to OpenText, Lou served more than 4 years as the Senior Vice President, Strategy and Operations at Genesys, a $1.5B software company focused on customer experience. While at Genesys, Lou led strategic efforts, including the company's transition to the cloud. In addition, he spent more than four years at Pega (PEGA) leading its transformation from a business process management leader to a customer relationship management company. Lou was also the Chief Product Officer at ACI Worldwide (ACIW) where he was responsible for defining and communicating the company's product vision, strategy and the development life cycle.
Lou holds a Ph.D. and MA from Boston University and graduated from the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School.
Additionally, Lou currently serves as Advisory Board Member for Earth PBC, a software company focused on sustainability and fair labor practices in some of the most remote parts of the world.
Prentiss Donohue
Senior Vice President, Partners & Alliances
Prentiss Donohue is the Senior Vice President of Partners and Alliances. Joining OpenText in April 2016, Prentiss brings more than 20 years of experience in a variety of executive roles. Leading the Partners and Alliances team, Prentiss is responsible for working with Strategic Partners, Global Systems Integrators and hundreds of resellers that drive significant revenue for the OpenText. His previous executive roles at OpenText include running the Professional and Managed Services business as well as the Portfolio Group, which focused on strategic acquisitions.
Prior to joining OpenText, Prentiss spent 6 years at Oracle and served as Group Vice President and General Manager of Advanced Customer Services business for North America, where he was responsible for driving Oracle's innovative software, systems and cloud service in both the direct and indirect channels.
Before Oracle, Prentiss worked at Sun Microsystems for 12 years in various leadership roles, including Managed Services Management and Corporate Marketing. His responsibilities at Sun included directly managing all consulting, support and educational services in North America and globally with responsibility for the systems integrator and channel business.
Prentiss holds a BA from the University of Colorado and has completed executive leadership programs at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business and the University of Hong Kong.
Paul Duggan
Senior Vice President, Revenue Operations
Paul Duggan joined OpenText as Senior Vice President of Revenue Operations in January 2017. He is responsible for operations across sales, professional services, business networks, and customer support. He leads organizational focus across a range of critical areas, such as planning, reporting, resource optimization, enablement, and processes.
Prior to joining OpenText, Paul was at Oracle Corporation for 17 years. He was most recently the Group Vice President of Support Renewal Sales, North America and was directly responsible for $6 billion of annual support revenue for the company. This included leadership and management of several Digital Renewal Centers located across continents.
At Oracle, Paul made critical contributions to customer success, operational excellence, expense optimization, including automation of various support renewal systems. He also held key leadership roles within Education Sales and Operations for Oracle and Siebel Systems over the course of his career.
Paul has previously served on the advisory board for the Technology Services Industry Association. He has completed executive leadership programs at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business and IESE Business School in Barcelona, Spain.
David Jamieson
Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer
David Jamieson joined OpenText as Chief Information Officer in November 2014. He brings more than 30 years of experience in leading Information Technology organizations through the ever-changing business landscape. David leads the application and technology groups supporting the OpenText digital journey. He also leads global security and privacy, enabling and protecting both corporate and commercial operating environments.
Prior to joining OpenText, David worked at Barrick Gold Corporation, the gold industry leader and one of Canada's most admired companies, where he served as Director of Information Technology for four years before being appointed as the Vice President of Information Management and Technology in 2005. At Barrick, David effectively used the company's application, technology and information assets to drive business value for its global operations. The company's first ever IT leader, David was responsible for building a high-performance organization from the ground up.
As a seasoned IT professional, David has held senior positions with companies, such as Universal Studios Canada, EDS, SHL Systemhouse and Canadian Pacific Railway. David brings an acute industry knowledge and strong business acumen to OpenText. His dedication in every role is evident through the accomplishments of his teams and the significant impact on overall company operations.
David holds a Bachelor of Applied Science, Mechanical Engineering from the University of Toronto and received his Professional Engineer designation in 1990.
Douglas (Doug) M. Parker
Senior Vice President, Corporate Development
Doug is the Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and a member of the Executive Leadership Team for OpenText, rejoining OpenText in October 2019. From January 2018 to October 2019, Doug served as President & Chief Executive Officer of Quarterhill Inc., focused on the acquisition, management and growth of companies in dedicated technology areas.
Doug previously served as Senior Vice President, Corporate Development of OpenText from 2015 to 2017. Prior to this role, Doug held the position of Vice President, General Counsel & Assistant Secretary from 2009 to 2015, where he was responsible for a variety of corporate legal, litigation management, and governance activities. Doug also served as Executive Sponsor to OpenText Brazil operations in 2014. Prior to joining OpenText, Doug worked for Nortel Networks Corporation in a variety of senior legal roles, including Managing Attorney, where he was responsible for the company's global M&A legal function from 2006 to 2009. Doug holds an Executive Masters of Business Administration from the Richard Ivey School of Business, The University of Western Ontario, a Bachelor of Laws degree from Queen's University, and a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) degree from Trinity College, The University of Toronto.
Brian Sweeney
Chief Human Resources Officer
Brian joined OpenText as Chief Human Resources Officer in October 2018. He has over 25 years of experience as an HR leader in high growth, global technology businesses, and professional services consulting. Brian has led organizational growth and transformation initiatives, including international expansion, M&A, global talent management, compensation and benefits, employee engagement, communication and cultural transformation.
Prior to joining OpenText, Brian worked for 15 years at Amgen Inc., a 20,000-employee global biotechnology company, based in Los Angeles, California. There, he served in HR leadership roles, including Global VP of HR, Head of HR for Global R&D, and VP of International Human Resources. During his international HR role, Brian was based in Europe for four years, leading Amgen's organizational growth and HR program development across Europe and International regions.
Before Amgen, Brian was at Dell for eight years in Human Resources where he served as Director of Worldwide Compensation and Benefits. There, he led the development of Dell's global rewards programs and managed the Compensation Committee relationship with the Board of Directors. During his tenure, Brian supported Dell's global organizational growth from 2,000 to 30,000 employees.
Previously, Brian was a Human Resources consultant at AON Hewitt Associates, working across multiple client industry sectors in the practice areas of employee benefits and executive compensation. Earlier in his professional career, Brian worked in corporate sales and sales management for Steelcase, Inc.
Brian holds an MBA from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Vanderbilt University.


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A collection is something to be cherished, even celebrated. The things you collect are a reflection of who you are and what you value most. For those who treasure life at its finest, Tridel introduces a rare collection of suites in Toronto's landmark Entertainment District address. Beginning on the 44th floor and soaring up to the top 49th floor, you can enjoy breathtaking views while living in upmost style and absolute comfort.
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Jonathan Lee Riches©, or the JRL as he is known on Dreadnaught, is back in the news. The inmate from Federal Correctional Institution Williamsburg, SC, is to be named the most litigious man by the Guinness Book of World Records.
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- Michael Vick
- Barry Bonds
- Wal-Mart
- President Bush
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AT&T Park, with its breathtaking views and classic design, received rave reviews throughout the country as one of the smash hits of 2000.
The first privately financed ballpark in Major League Baseball since Dodger Stadium (1962), the Giants' new home features an inspiring nine-foot statue of America's greatest living ballplayer, Willie Mays, at the public entrance; Portuguese water dogs who fetch home runs that splash into McCovey Cove (named after another Hall of Fame Willie); an 80-foot Coca-Cola bottle with playground slides and miniature AT&T Park behind left field that has become a magnet for kids of all of ages; and mass public transit that rivals any sports complex in the world.
Columnist Peter Gammons wrote: "It's hard to say what's best about [SBC] Park, except that it is San Francisco. The view from the worst seats in the house still gives you a view of the Bay Bridge and the marina. As great as Camden Yards, Turner Field, The Jake and Coors Field are, this is the best fan's ballpark because it was conceived, built and paid for by Giants owner Peter Magowan, a legitimate baseball fan."
Magowan, who led a group of San Francisco business leaders in saving the Giants from moving to Florida in an 11th-hour effort in 1992, always knew the Giants franchise was not secure in San Francisco until a new ballpark was built to replace much-maligned Candlestick Park.
With an ambitious financing plan in place, the Giants' president joined club Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Larry Baer in orchestrating a marketing campaign that reaped 29,500 season ticket holders, including 15,000 Charter Seat members. To put those figures in perspective, only three previous times in franchise history had the Giants sold more than even 10,000 season tickets, with an all-time high of 13,200 in 1994. What's more, the Charter Seat total more than tripled the previous record for a Major League Baseball team.
For his vision and leadership, Magowan was "2000 Executive of the Year" by Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal. While certainly a prestigious honor to receive, perhaps the greatest reward for Magowan that year was merely watching endless capacity crowds jam into the city's sparkling new jewel by the bay, and simply knowing that Giants baseball is alive and well in San Francisco -- today and for many generations to come.
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Outfield Fences: 8 feet high from left field to center with 19-foot span that reaches 11 feet high at its peak in left field; 25 feet high in right field.
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A new year is upon us, and this year Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association celebrates 25 years of bringing you fresh California produce to certified farmers markets in your neighborhood, delivered directly from farmer to you.
Celebrate with us as we offer special anniversary events at your market.
Right now there is fabulous citrus available, just in time to keep all those winter colds at bay. Loaded with vitamin C and antioxidants, it's a tasty way to prevent illness.
Diaz Farms and Aoyama Farms will have navel oranges, tangerines, blood oranges, kumquats, lemons, grapefruit and pomelos at their booths. J&J Ramos Farm also has a nice variety of juicy citrus.
Farm-fresh eggs are here at Great Valley Poultry for a little protein in your diet. Nunez Farm and Halog Farm have very fresh vegetables like spinach, cauliflower, beets, broccoli, onions, carrots and more for fiber and other nutrients. And Bistro Blends has good-for-you olive oils and balsamic vinegars that make any salad or marinade taste great.
There are delectable whole grain and whole wheat breads at Michelle's Golden Brown Breads, and sweet local honey from Diablo Creek Apiary.
Fontana Farms has wonderful jams and sauces made with fresh fruits and spices. They also have delicious omega 3-rich nuts for snacking.
And don't forget to de-stress this month after a busy holiday season with some soothing handmade soaps from Delta Moon Soapworks. Bouquets of fresh cut flowers at Ochoa Nursery or a gorgeous orchid from Rose Mae Orchids will brighten your day.
There's nothing more important to your health this year than getting lots of fruits and vegetables, whole grains and fiber into your diet, and the farmers market is the place to go for all good things local.
So eat healthy! And come help us celebrate 25 years of serving the community with fresh produce, fun events and great music. See you at the market!
The Time is Ripe is a monthly column written by Vince Scalise, market operations manager, and Debra Morris, promotions coordinator, for the Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association. Contact them at email@example.com.


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This morning, Fox News featured a segment highlighting a right-wing report that Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) attended an Islamic "madrassa" school as a 6-year-old child.
Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy pointed out that madrassas are "financed by Saudis" and "teach this Wahhabism which pretty much hates us," then declared, "The big question is: was that on the curriculum back then?" Later, a caller to the show questioned whether Obama's schooling means that "maybe he doesn't consider terrorists the enemy." Fox anchor Brian Kilmeade responded, "Well, we'll see about that."
The Fox hosts failed to correct the false claim that Obama is Muslim. One caller, referring to Obama, said, "I think a Muslim would be fine in the presidency, better than Hillary. At least you know what the Muslims are up to." Anchor Gretchen Carlson responded, "We want to be clear, too, that this isn't all Muslims, of course, we would only be concerned about the kind that want to blow us up." Obama is Christian, a member of Chicago's Trinity United Church of Christ since 1988. Watch it:
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As a child, Obama spent four years in Indonesia with his step-father, a non-practicing Muslim, and his mother. Between ages 6 and 8, Obama attended a local Muslim school in Jakarta; after that, he was enrolled in a Roman Catholic school. In his book Dreams Of My Father (p.142), Obama writes:
In Indonesia, I'd spent 2 years at a Muslim school, 2 years at a Catholic school. In the Muslim school, the teacher wrote to tell mother I made faces during Koranic studies. In the Catholic school, when it came time to pray, I'd pretend to close my eyes, then peek around the room. Nothing happened. No angels descended.
In his more recent book, The Audacity of Hope, Obama writes (p.274), "Without the money to go to the international school that most expatriate children attended, I went to local Indonesian schools and ran the streets with the children of farmers, servants, tailors, and clerks."
DOOCY: Why didn't anybody ever mention that that man right there was raised — spent the first decade of his life, raised by his Muslim father — as a Muslim and was educated in a madrassa?
DOOCY: We should also point out that Barack Obama's father is the one who gave him the middle name of Hussein. And the thing about the madrassa, and you know, let's just be honest about this, in the last number of years, madrassas have been, we've learned a lot about them, financed by Saudis, they teach this Wahhabism which pretty much hates us. The big question is was that on the curriculum back then? Probably not, but it was a madrassa and the big question is whether or not any of these revelations about the fact that he was a Muslim — right now I understand he does go to the Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, although not a regular parishioner — but raised as a Muslim, went to a madrassa.
DOOCY: Is it ancient history or do you think madrassa matters. [phone ringing] Josh joins us from Colorado. Good morning to you Josh.
CALLER: What's up?
DOOCY: What do you think?
CALLER: I think that ultimately this will probably be one of the main reasons is he not elected.
DOOCY: Just the fact that his father was a Muslim, he was raised as a Muslim for awhile, and went to a madrassa school in Jakarta?
CALLER: Right. I mean, you think that would possibly give him better insight on the enemy, maybe he doesn't consider terrorists the enemy.
KILMEADE: Well, we'll see about that. Yeah, Josh says that.
CALLER: Hi, good morning. Yes, I think it does matter. The fact that he omitted it must mean that he feels that somebody is going to have an opinion. And President Bush certainly comes under scrutiny, so why shouldn't he?
KILMEADE: Well, he didn't admit it. I mean that's the issue.
CARLSON: Well she said he didn't.
KILMEADE: Says he didn't come out, and I was over in Indonesia for five years, or roughly five years, went to a madrassa and there is some reports that Wahhabism was the curriculum there, which is a problem because they start with "We hate America" and work their way back from there.
DOOCY: Well, the way it was framed in one of his biographies, he said, "I was sent first," this is in Indonesia, "to a catholic school and then to a predominantly Muslim school." He doesn't say, "I went to a madrassa, where they taught Wahhabism." He simply says, "I went to a predominantly Muslim school."
CARLSON: Alright, Jim from Alabama, what do you think?
DOOCY: Jim?
CALLER: Yeah.
CARLSON: What do you think?
CALLER: I think a Muslim would be fine in the presidency, better than Hillary. At least you know what the Muslims are up to. [Laughter]
CARLSON: We want to be clear, too, that this isn't all Muslims, of course, we would only be concerned about the kind that want to blow us up.


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EL817 Series Schematic Features: Current transfer ratio
(CTR: 50~600% at IF = 5mA, VCE = 5V) High isolation voltage between input
and output (Viso = 5000Vrms) Creepage distance > 7.62mm Operating temperature up to +110В°C Compact small outline package
The product itself will remain within RoHS compliant version Compliance with EU REACH UL and cUL approved(No.E214129) VDE approved (No. 132249) SEMKO approved NEMKO approved DEMKO approved FIMKO approved CQC approved Pin Configuration
1. Anode
2. Cathode
3. Emitter
4. Collector Description
The EL817 series of devices each consist of an infrared emitting diodes,
optically coupled to a phototransistor detector.
They are packaged in a 4-pin DIP package and available in wide-lead spacing and SMD option. Applications Programmable controllers System appliances, measuring instruments Telecommunication equipments Home appliances, such as fan heaters, etc. Signal transmission between circuits of different potentials and impedances 1 Copyright В© 2010, Everlight All Rights Reserved. Release Date :Nov 1, 2016. Issue No: DPC-0000046 Rev.16 www.everlight.com DATASHEET
EL817 Series Absolute Maximum Ratings (Ta=25в"ѓ) Parameter Symbol Rating Unit Forward current IF 60 mA Peak forward current (1us, pulse) IFP 1 A Reverse voltage VR 6 V 100 mW 2.9 mW/В°C 150 mW 5.8 mW/В°C IC 50 mA Collector-Emitter voltage VCEO 35 V Emitter-Collector voltage VECO 6 V PTOT 200 mW Isolation Voltage* VISO 5000 V rms Operating Temperature TOPR -55 to 110 В°C Storage Temperature TSTG -55 to 125 В°C TSOL 260 В°C Input Power dissipation
Derating factor (above Ta = 100В°C)
Power dissipation
Derating factor (above Ta = 100В°C)
Output Collector current Total Power Dissipation
1 2 Soldering Temperature* PD PC Notes:
*1 AC for 1 minute, R.H.= 40 ~ 60% R.H. In this test, pins 1, 2 are shorted together, and pins 3, 4 are shorted together.
*2 For 10 seconds 2 Copyright В© 2010, Everlight All Rights Reserved. Release Date : Nov 1, 2016. Issue No: DPC-0000046 Rev.16 www.everlight.com DATASHEET
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New York's American Museum of Natural History is a magnet for kids, with its iconic "dinosaurs in the attic"—featuring some of the world's best reconstructed dinosaur skeletons.
Make Central Park your backyard when you take a trip to New York City.
Everyone in Colonial Williamsburg likes to play dress-up, and visitors are no exception.
Take your kids back to the 1700s with a trip to Colonial Williamsburg in Virgina.
Go straight to the history-packed National Mall in Washington, D.C. to see the Lincoln Memorial, the Capitol building, and the Washington Monument.
Book in advance if you want to take one of the popular tours of the U.S. Capitol, offered Monday through Saturday.
Thanks to literature and film (think Sherlock Holmes, Peter Pan, and a certain young wizard), American kids already associate London with mystery and discovery.
Kids will be amazed to see iconic sites like Big Ben in person during a trip to London.
Boston is the epicenter of America's Colonial history. Who needs a social studies book when the Freedom Trail lets you learn about Colonial history as you walk in its footprints?
Even die-hard Yankees fans have to admit that visiting Fenway Park, Major League Baseball's oldest stadium, is an exercise in Americanism.
While Berlin may not spring to mind as a must-see for families with children, the German capital has become one of the best places on the continent to have—and be—a kid.
Rent bicycles for the whole family when you are in Berlin, which has 400 miles of designated bike lanes.
Take one of the excellent ranger-led tours of Philadelphia's Independence Hall, where both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were adopted.
Philadelphia has museums and tours that will appeal to kids of all ages.
San Francisco's California Academy of Science is more like a combo zoo, museum, and classroom, including a planetarium, aquarium, and natural history exhibits such as dinosaurs.
Shiv collections and cramped jail cells don't exactly sound kid-friendly, but they offer a glimpse into Alcatraz, America's most notorious island prison—and the National Park Service is all for bringing younger ones for a visit.
Families visiting Barcelona for the first time often report that the city has a fairytale, made-for-children quality about it.
Head to Museu Picasso, in Barcelona's La Ribera neighborhood, to learn how the master's famous Blue Period came about during his stay here in the early 1900s.
With more than 4,000 rare and endangered animals representing 800-plus species and subspecies, the San Diego Zoo is one of the most diverse in America.
SeaWorld San Diego allows kids to have a Dolphin Interaction, Shark Encounter, splash along one of its many thrill rides, and of course take in one of the park's legendary sea mammal shows.
Sure, your grandparents honeymooned there, but the majestic Niagara Falls straddling the U.S.-Canada border are worth a 21st-century trip.
When in Niagara Falls, sign up for the Cave of the Winds tour, which begins after you change into a complimentary yellow poncho and sandals (trust us, you'll need 'em).
Wanna-be swashbucklers will love a pirate-themed trip to St. Augustine, Florida.
St. Augustine's historic district, founded in 1565, is built around a central plaza that is the oldest public park in the U.S.
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Even as getting older, this is still one of favorites-although, I'm not quite sure if it's more the cake or the nostalgic effect when I have it. Today, I make it into small little cupcakes, perfect for few bites and yet not enough to just have one.
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