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The next Marin Katusa / Casey Research / Porter Stansberry BS rip-off pump jobs
There are three in fact.
There's the silly JDL Gold thing, soon to be re-named Trek Mining and so ugly it should really be called Shrek Mining. And then there are two uranium plays, that metal being the latest bright macro idea this triumvirate of scam runners have decided to pump. One is Uranium Energy Corp (UEC), the Adnani vehicle they've pumped on many occasions before. And the other is Skyharbour Resources (SYH.v), which the front-running Katusa has been buying up hand over fist so far this year and is about to offload onto the mouthbreathers stupid enough to buy into this legalized robbery.
So now you know.
The top three most visited IKN posts this week are...
...in reverse order:
Third Place: "Your 2017 PDAC Bingo Card". This annual post always gets plenty of hits (and fun feedback, thanks people). FWIW my fave this year was "we're not silver/zinc, we're zinc/silver".
Second Place: "The Alset (ION.v) scam gets funnier". Shining the light on obvious scams is something more industry commentators worth their salt should do. This humble corner of cyberspace does it and will always happily feature others doing the same, such as DanO here. If it stops just one person from falling into the clutches of the zero moral scumbag parasites, it's worth it.First Place: "Randy Smallwood bitchslaps Nolan Watson". This one ran and ran.
"Finding That Lottery Ticket Discovery!" Joe Mazumdar of Exploration Insights in a PDAC interview
It's sponsored by Minaurum Gold (neutral opinion on them) but that doesn't matter, this Q&A with Joe Mazumdar is a cut above the normal PDAC talking head fodder.
Minera IRL news
- It's a Friday night NR (not normally a good sign)
- It has a nasty word in the title line, "revoke" (shudder and shake, bizworld)
- But when you get into the NR itself, there's nothing that readers of IKN407 last weekend didn't know anyway, zero frets in fact. A nice quote at the end of it from CEO Benavides too, the whole "quietly confident can't say too much now folks" thing about it*.
LIMA, PERU--(Marketwired - Mar 10, 2017) - Minera IRL Limited ("Minera IRL" or the "Company") (BVLAC:MIRL)(CSE:MIRL)(MIRL.CN) announces that Corporacion Financiera de Desarrollo of Peru ("COFIDE") has advised that it has revoked the mandate to exclusively structure the senior debt to a maximum of US$240 million for the development of the Ollachea gold project in Puno, Peru.COFIDE has changed its strategy to focus on financing small and medium industry ("Mypes").The Peruvian Government announced on March 9, 2017 an Economic Impulse Plan that will prioritize the credit for the Mypes through COFIDE, among other measures to boost the Peruvian economy.The Company is assessing its options to finance the development of the Ollachea Project and has been developing an optimized plan to enhance shareholder value.Diego Benavides, CEO and Director, of Minera IRL said, "We are confident of being able to obtain the necessary investment to develop Ollachea on shareholder-friendly terms. We anticipate being able to bring news of further developments to the market in the near future."
*With good reason, too.
The Friday OT: Paco de Lucía; El Dengue
A return to Paco after a year or so away and for purely selfish obsessional reasons; he's been taking up around 30% of my Spotify time this week, so now it's your turn:
The chosen track is El Dengue, from his album 'Cositas Buenas'. It's cool, relaxed and should get you Northern-dwelling types thinking about the summer to come as the worst of winter falls behind you. It's also the best guitarist who ever lived showing what he can do. Youtube here.
Tahoe Resources (TAHO) (THO.to) provides a timely reminder...
...of a long-respected mining adage: Even the best deposits in the world can be screwed up by poor management. How this team of numbskulls could take a deposit like Escobal and fail to deliver value to its shareholders is simply staggering, Kevin MacArthur and Ron Clayton have shown their true executive skills to the world.
The 4q16 results hit last night and even in today's rebound, THO has sunk nastily on the reception for another pisspoor quarter, plus of course the lacklustre three year forecasts. The numbers and forward guidance has been panned by every brokerage covering the stock, downgrades flyng around like confetti. What the shareholders of Rio Alto and Lake Shore Gold must think of the way their equity value has been decimated by the duo of numbskulls at TAHO can only be imagined. It's unlikely to use NSFW language and the chances of an activist move against Ferrari Kev and his lackey are rising fast (according to certain jungledrums passing this desk today).
And by the way, a quick reminder that Louis James reco'd this stock to his flock of mouthbreathing sheep in....yes you guessed it...August 2016.
Brent Cook on Alternative Facts
Kitco interview with The Bearded Wonder and Cambone. Link here.
And on the whole "Nolan Watson and liars" issue: "He should know. He's made a lot of mistakes."
PS: Good straitjacket line, too.
Randy Smallwood owns his decisions
Last night the thoughts of your humble scribe couldn't help but drift back to that Randy Smallwood interview we featured yesterday, when the head of Silver Wheaton (SLW) just couldn't resist sticking one into Nolan Watson, head of fellow streamer company Sandstorm (SAND) (and ex-employee of SLW...no baggage there of course). But not just that "oh he's just a financier" bitchslap, there were two other things
- Smallwood claims that in thirty years in mining he's never had someone lying to him. That has to be more of a reflection that Smallwood can't spot a liar.
- Then the more interesting one: Both before and after his Watson bitchslap Smallwood goes on about the way SLW has this wonderful fantastic technical team, does great DD, doesn't rely on the opinions of third parties and "owns its decisions". He makes a big fanfare thing about the silly buzzphrase in fact, "We own our decisions and that's one of the reasons why we're so strong", just one example.
This is, of course, the company that paid Barrick U$611m for a stream on Pascua Lama. Own it, Randy. Own it. Then write it down in stages.
And just to drop to his catty level for the last line, after watching that video a couple of times he presumably owns the decision to put on all that weight over the last year or so.
Absolutely incredible.
The only one in the world
There's only one website in the whole wide world that can copy every word of an IKN post and then paste it all on their site without asking. That's Biiwii, because Gary Tanashian is the best, he has permanent blanket permission to do just that and when he chooses one of mine it's quite the honour. So it's good to see that yesterday's post "Spotting mining scams, "One of the largest undeveloped in the world" edition" made it to his site. Thanks Gary, appreciated.
PDAC 2017 attendance is 24,161
That's two thousand more than last year and slightly up on 2015 as well. But it's lower than 2014 and we're still a mile away from the 30k+ peaks of 2012 and 2013.
NR here.
Dear Richard Warke
Have a great day, Richard.
A Flash update...
...was just sent to subscribers, a few minutes before the opening bell on this Wednesday morning. Belt'n'braces post done.
Chart of the day is...
...Asanko Gold (AKG) vs the Gold and Silver Miners Index (XAU), from June 28th 2016:
That date chosen because it's the day K2 Associates announced its short position against the company. For all of 2016 there wasn't much difference between the two squiggly lines, but we're suddenly seeing the K2 position validated.
When the short was announced Canadian sell side queued up to mock K2 Assoc for its trade. They're not laughing now and as K2 said at the time there's a potential 90% downside for the stock, there could be more pain for the lapdog stuffed suits to come. Only halfway there so far.
Randy Smallwood bitchslaps Nolan Watson
This Kitco interview, check out the bit from three minutes on.
The best bit? Around minute 3:25 onwards when Randy Smallwood talks about Nolan Watson's recent comment about CEOs in mining being liars and says,
"You need a technical background to understand the risks. At Silver Wheaton, when we make investments we make investments based on what we believe, we don't rely on other people's opinions and we study that forward and, I think those comments came from someone that was probably a more financial background, that doesn't have the technical side..."
LOLZ. Saucer of milk for table nine.
IKN Exclusive: Milpo to JV Haquira with First Quantum
There are PDAC rumours and there are PDAC rumours. Most of the snippets that come from the big shebang and pass over this desk don't make print because they're not solid enough, but this one passes the test with flying colours.
First Quantum (FM.to) hasn't done much with the big Haquira copper project (close to Las Bambas in South Peru) since buying it from Antares, but that's about to change, as Peru's Milpo (majority controlled by Brazil's Votorantim) is about to buy into the project and go JV.
You heard it here first.
Dear John Youle of Consultandes
Dear John,
It beats me why you're so interested about little old me but hey, that's your problem. However, what I do recommend is that rather than trying to play at espionage (which you're obviously not very good at) for the risk firm* that hired you to find out information, why don't you just drop me a line and ask me a few questions yourself? I don't bite, y'know.
Because unlike you, I have nothing to hide and I'm not being paid on the sly by anybody.
Lots of love, Otto.
*I won't mention their name yet, but I'm sure 'JR' and 'RW' are going to be very interested in this post. Seriously John, wouldn't it be better to talk to me directly rather than having the name of the risk management company that's hiring you get dragged into this?
Nexus Gold (NXS.v) gives us the latest example of grade smearing
H/T reader RB, kind of you sir.
This morning, Nexus Gold (NXS.v) was keen to get its PDAC scam pump NR out to the world with this breathless title line:
"Nexus Gold Drills 26.69 g/t Au over 4.85m, Including 120 g/t Au OVER 1m, at Niangouela Gold Concession, Burkina Faso, West Africa"
Ooooh!!! Over 3/4 oz gold over nearly 5m! Sounds good right? Well yeah, right up to the moment you stick the numbers though the handy dandy drillcore calculator when you see that...
...it's one thin vein, one even thinner vein of semi-nothing and big halo of nothing enclosing it all. That's grade smearing and it's another hallmark of the junior BS scamster company.
Litigation bully and proven securities fraudster, Porter Stansberry is having a bad week
Not only is his BS pump Northern Dynasty dropping like a stone and making him into a laughing stock around the market.
Not only are many of his key staff jumping ship and leaving in droves.
But now word reaches IKN Nerve Centre that on March 3rd 2017 Frank Porter Stansberry (for it is he) "voluntarily dismissed" his lawsuit against IKN and your humble scribe. And this is what happens when you stand up against these lying scumbags. We know he loves litigation, because he was stupid enough to take his securities fraud case as high as the US Supreme Court (he lost of course, the judges laughed him out of the room).
It's too easy to fold and bend in front of this type of legal bullyboy tactic and that's what Porter is, a bully. But IKN stood up to his bullying and that's due to a simple point: The man is a liar and what IKN writes about him on these pages is the absolute truth. Therefore it's pleasant to hear the suit has been dropped and the IKN position has been vindicated by the man himself. Enjoy paying those legal bills, Porter you asshole.
Fact: I own a Samsung Smart TV
It's over there in the corner of the room, right now. It's also off...I think.
This an excerpt from today's Wikileaks release cover note:
"The attack against Samsung smart TVs was developed in cooperation with the United Kingdom's MI5/BTSS. After infestation, Weeping Angel places the target TV in a 'Fake-Off' mode, so that the owner falsely believes the TV is off when it is on. In 'Fake-Off' mode the TV operates as a bug, recording conversations in the room and sending them over the Internet to a covert CIA server."
Whole thing here and very interesting stuff it is, too.
Deportation news
Spotting mining scams, "One Of The Largest Undeveloped In The World" edition
Here's one to stick in your notebooks, kind reader of IKN. There's a new fashion among one corner of the snake oil salespeople brigade, who are as usual trying hard to separate you from your currency bills and insert them into their own back pockets, which is using the phrase "One Of The Largest Undeveloped (insert metal of choice) In The World" when talking about their moose/chinchilla/llama pasture. Let us examine a few recent cases:
We start with Seabridge Gold (SEA.to) (SA), which here is framed by its CEO Rudi Fronk* as "...one of the world's largest undeveloped gold project(s)".Here's Chesapeake Gold (CGK.v) and its PDAC special zero content arm-waving NR out today which tells us of Metates and how it is "...one of the largest undeveloped gold, silver and zinc reserves in the world".Next Northern Dynasty (NDM.to) (NAK) which was pumped sans cesse to the idiot end of the world by the scumbags Katusa, Stansberry and Casey (among others) earlier this year and I lost count how many times I saw the phrase, but helpfully NDM used it in its recent (and weak) Kerrisdale rebuttal NR when stating that Pebble is "...(o)ne of the World's Largest Undeveloped Copper and Gold Resources".And of course our old pals over at NadaGold (NG), perhaps the daddy gold scam of them all because they've actually convinced large money people to become tight hand holders. Again the phrase will get you hundreds of thousands of Google hits if you stick it in with the company name, but this one telling us that Donlin is "...one of the largest undeveloped gold deposits in the world", is a good example.
All these and more. And the common thread between them is simple enough, they are all uneconomic, crazily expensive BS project that will never, ever, ever become mines. This humble corner of cyberspace could talk at length on the reasons behind that simple but true statement, all of these so-called assets (they're not, they are in fact liabilities) have things in common such as low grades, high capex plans but they also have their own reasons for eventual failure locked into the specific projects. However, those of you just joining us should consider a wider truth, because it's equally as valid:
These are projects that have been known about for many years, in some cases the discovery of the mineralization goes back decades and they've seen work on and off over the many years until today. Therefore they all beg the simple question; if these projects are so great, why have they stayed at project stage all this time and why hasn't some deep-pocketed financier stumped up the billions of dollars (and it's always Billions with a B) to develop them? And the answer is simple: They're not worth developing. Way waaaay too risky to devote real money to them, they'll remain as projects and dreams forever and ever. Talk is cheap.
Conclusion: With the phrase "One Of The Largest Undeveloped (insert metal of choice) In The World" we have a hack, a short-cut to know when a bunch of mining parasites are trying to rip us off. So if you see it in company literature, in a promo pump or perhaps quoted by a CEO in an interview, you now know what to do:
*crazy name, crazy guy
Brent and Joe do BNN
Watch the whole Market Call segment of Brent Cook...
...and Joe Mazumdar...
...better known as the dynamic duo behind Exploration Insights on this BNN video link right here. Quality metalhead teevee.
The Alset (ION.v) scam gets funnier
DanO does it again by taking the Friday NR out from the obvious scam stock Alset (ION.v) and eviscerating its content, but this time in a language that anyone can understand. Read it here, it's great fun and an object lesson in how to cut through the junior scam BS and get to what's underneath all the hype: Nothing.
And on the subject of that Friday NR and its reaction, when a stock that has a paid promoter who has no qualifications at all as CEO of the company...
- Not a geologist
- Not an engineer
- Not a lawyer
- Dumb as a sack of nails
...and run in the background by brothers with a long track record of shady rip-off activity in the Canadian capital markets has this type of price action...
...you have to be even dumber than Allan Barry not to see what's going on in front of your face. Hint: For examples of said dumbos, go over to CEO.ca and read their brainfartings.
Barrick (ABX): Now we know how Thornton plans to cut that debt load in 2017
Just filed on SEDAR (from full pdf here):
Barrick Gold Corporation (the "Corporation") is filing today a short form base shelf prospectus dated March 3, 2017 (the "Prospectus") with the Securities Commissions qualifying the offering of up to US$4,000,000,000 of common shares, first preferred shares, second preferred shares, debt securities, subscription receipts, warrants, share purchase contracts and/or units of the Corporation (collectively, the "Securities").
(deep breath) Reader Yamana Marrone Brio Secondary Feedback Cartoon Meme Mailbag (breathe out)
IKN and its merry readership will be keen to thank reader 'LD' for this small chunk of pixelated wonderful, reacting to the news this morning that Marrone over at Yamana Gold (AUY) (YRI.to*) has managed to palm off another 6m shares of the abysmal spin-out Brio Gold (BRIO) to some unsuspecting fund manager stuffed suit:
Well played LD, well played indeed.
*As in "why are I long this stock?"
Two things emerging from the Bear Creek Mining (BCM.v) vs Peru ICSID arbitration case
The ICSID/CIADI international arbitration case brought by Bear Creek Mining (BCM.v) against the country of Peru over the loss of its 'Santa Ana' concession in the Puno region of the country way back when has dragged on through the court proceedings but we're now getting to the business end where a decision gets made. The latest filings in the case (dated Dec 21, published late last week) indicate two things in the eyes of your humble scribe:
1) We may be about to get a legal precedent ruling on what the phrase "Social License" truly means. This may turn out to have important consequences and ramifications for many other mining company projects in Peru and further afield.
2) Bear Creek is going to lose. It's going to lose badly, embarrassingly and heavily. Anyone holding this stock for the Santa Ana angle and thinking Swarthout = Payout is in for a nasty surprise.
PDAC joke of the day
Wood Mackenzie just said that "Ecuador is now like Chile, with a stable government and mining policies, it doesn't matter who wins the run-off election". Most people in the first two rows of the Ecuador Day presentation managed to keep a straight face.
Joe Mazumdar and his bearded assistant do BNN Market Call today Monday
At 6pm EST (that's 3pm PST...I think), over on BNN this evening you got a PDAC Special edition of Market Call with the extremely handsome, intelligent and wonderful Joe Mazumdar of Exploration Insights, along with some hanger-on that traipses around with him whose name eludes me.
A full hour on juniors, explorers, miners and related stuff we rockheads enjoy from the best team in the business. One of the better reasons to watch some teevee today and you can also get your questions in by contacting BNN this way:
Call toll-free: 1-855-326-6266
Email: email@example.com
Twitter: @marketcall
So do so. And get some reflected fame in the glory of Joe.
Best "Monday PDAC" news release so far is...
...Tinka Resources (TK.v) and this NR on the new Zn hit. That's a strong hole in the right place, it's also only hole one of its new drill campaign. It's also good because I've owned for quite a while and here this morning pre-bell, I'm fully expecting those shares to be worth a lot more post-close.
Your 2017 PDAC Bingo Card
By poplier demand, begad!
Here it is, the moment you've been waiting for, its the 2017 edition of the IKN PDAC Bingo Card:
1) Print off your copy and carry it around with you at PDAC this week.
2) Hear a phrase, cross it off.
3) First person with a Full House to contact IKN wins the prize. A big beautiful prize. The bigliest prize. I'm telling you, you never saw a prize this good.
The IKN Weekly, out now
IKN407 has just been sent to subscribers. It's 18,750 words and 34 pages long and runs the first part of a two-parter anal ysis on Minera IRL. All sorts of other malarkey as well, of course.
Labels: otto, the IKN weekly
PDAC Mega-fail, Toachi Mining (TIM.v) edition
There's a long-standing rule involved here, one that any mining company working Colombia, any of the "-Stan" countries or other exotic places knows:
The Toachi Mining (TIM.v) booth at PDAC 2017 is the place to see for yourself this massive IR fail. How the hell can you talk to us about caring CSR and being in touch with the people when you don't even get the most basic of basics right, you dumbasses?
Mexico's tax people cracking down on "presumed tax evasors" in the mining sector...
...and the report from the tax auditors, as reported here, includes no fewer than 59 mining companies working in Mexico. Plenty of names you'll recognize too, including Goldcorp (GG), First Majestic (FR.to) (AG), Panamerican Silver (PAAS), Fortuna Silver (FSM) (FVI.to), Primero (P.to) (PPP), Gold Resource Corp (GORO), Endeavour Silver (EDR.to) (EXK), Grupo Mexico, Peñoles, Agnico Eagle (AEM) and a whole bunch besides. We've already seen the Mexico tax people make Primero's life a misery, and misery loves company they say.
Extra information on this interesting and developing story in IKN407 out later tonight, subbers.
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News Archives - 2012
Engebretson presents at NASA meeting
The work of Mark Engebretson, Augsburg College physics professor, will strengthen research conducted during the NASA Radiation Belt Storm Probes (RBSP) mission that launched Aug. 30 from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
Engebretson on Aug. 21 presented at a pre-launch meeting for NASA officials and RBSP science team members near the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. He explained how his observations from National Science Foundation (NSF) grant-funded research at Augsburg College can serve the mission's objectives. The RBSP project is budgeted at $686 million, a sum that incorporates the mission's planning phase, construction, launch, satellite operation, and scientific analysis.
NASA during the mission launch used an Atlas rocket to send two spacecraft—or twin probes—into the invisible donut-shaped Van Allen Radiation Belts that surround the Earth's equator like Saturn's rings surround that planet. The mission probes will take simultaneous readings at different locations far above the Earth's atmosphere to determine whether a change in radiation levels indicates a change across time or across space.
Listen to an audio excerpt in which Engebretson discusses why scientists combine ground-based and satellite space research. Download the MP3
Space science research at Augsburg
Augsburg College since 1970 has supported research that examines the Earth's space environment. Ground data that Augsburg instruments collect will provide a large-scale picture of what is happening in the Earth's environment, which is key as it takes each satellite approximately 10 hours to travel in one orbit, according to Engebretson. "That means they miss most of the volume of space," he said. "We need the spacecraft to look in detail right in the middle of things, but we can see other features from the ground."
Engebretson was one of eight scientists from the United States, Canada, and Japan who were invited to the NASA meeting to describe how their organizations' ground-based research contributed to the scientific work of the RBSP mission.
Reducing the impact of space weather
"There are very practical reasons that we're doing this research," Engebretson said. "Our society is now so highly technological that space weather affects us." Contemporary society relies on electricity for nearly every aspect of daily life and "magnetic storms [in the Earth's space environment] have temporarily knocked out huge areas of the electrical power grid," according to Engebretson.
He believes that his research can help create a magnetic storm warning system that would operate in much the same way as hurricane and tornado warnings issued by the National Weather Service. "There are many fewer people hurt now because of weather warning systems," he said. In the same way, "we will still have some damage to our technological infrastructure because of space weather, but the research we're doing to help us understand it will reduce that risk and the damage that comes with it."
Engebretson for more than 30 years has conducted space physics research at the College and has gathered data using ground-based observatories located at high latitudes in Arctic Canada, in Scandinavia, and in the Antarctic. "His knowledge of waves in the magnetosphere will be critical for the mission," said Engebretson's colleague David Murr, associate professor of physics.
NSF collaborative research grants
Augsburg College owns and manages experimental instruments, known as magnetometers, that measure magnetic fields. The Van Allen Radiation Belts are filled with trillions of charged particles that have been trapped by the Earth's magnetic field. The belts were discovered in 1958 but remain largely unexplained, which is why scientists are exploring the belts' harsh, dynamic environment and the extremes of space weather.
NSF provided Augsburg with funds for the magnetometer instruments, and it continues to award to the College grants that cover maintenance and data collection costs. This summer NSF awarded $243,200 to Engebretson and Augsburg visiting faculty member Viacheslav Pilipenko so that the College can continue supporting collaborative research on magnetosphere interactions. The NSF has awarded Engebretson more than $1.8 million since mid-2008.
American Geophysical Union award
In addition to conducting research, Engebretson reviews academic journal articles through which his peers share conclusions from their experiments. The American Geophysical Union this fall will recognize Engebretson with an Excellence in Refereeing Award for his outstanding contribution in assisting editors select journal articles for publication. This is the second time that Engebretson will be recognized with the award; he also received it in 1990.While Engebretson said he appreciates the opportunity to join a world-wide community of scientists through space science research, he acknowledges that one of the most important features of his work is sharing it with his students. Engebretson's research grants from NASA and NSF have supported dozens of undergraduate student research opportunities that educate and motivate science students, he said. Student researchers often publish or present their own space science research findings and many Augsburg alumni continue their studies by attending graduate or professional school.

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The Liar Society #2
by Lisa & Laura Roecker
Reading level: Ages 12 and up
Paperback: 320 pages
Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire (November 1, 2012)
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Just when Kate Lowry thought she had life at elite private school Pemberly Brown figured out, she cracks open a fortune cookie to find a message from her best friend Grace--who's supposed to be dead.The Lies That Bind Vlog Tour kicked off October 7st, with four weeks of fun-filled sneak peeks into The Lies That Bind, leading up to Get Real Tour. If you missed the first 2, be sure to jump back and watch them.
Another Sister Gone
A classmate has gone missing, and Kate soon realizes that the disappearance is tied to the secret societies that rule her private school. Her best friend died for their secrets, and there's no way she'll let them get away with it twice. It's up to quirky outsider Kate to get some answers, but in a school where every answer leads to more questions and nothing's as it seems, who can she trust?
Week 1-Kate—Appeal: Learn why authors Lisa & Laura Roecker want to be Kate in their next life as well as some hints of what's to come in The Lies That Bind!
Week 2—The Liar Society in Hollywood: Lisa & Laura dish on if The Liar Society should become a movie vs. TV show and who they think should play Kate, Liam, Seth, Taylor & Bradley. Tweet or post to Facebook your fave picks! #lie2me
Week 3— Road Tripping across the USA!! Lisa & Laura are heading out on Get Real: Contemps on Tour in November – it will be epic!! But packing is a pain. What do you think of their outfits for New York, California, and Virginia? Tweet us your fashion dos & don'ts #lie2mefashion
Week 4—We're Outta Here: Lisa & Laura wave goodbye and head out to meet you on tour! Find out all the things they are excited to see in a town near you.
Four authors. Three books. One tour. Things are about to
It's almost here! The Get Real: Contemps on Tour kicks off on November 1st. The author tour reaches 10 cities in 10 days and is sure to be packed with memories and laughs. Special Guest Author, Geoff Herbach joins the GET REAL team for one night only on November 6th! Plus…
The GET REAL author tour has a new Facebook page! We want to know if you're coming so make sure and join your city's event on the event page! On the GET REAL Facebook page you'll find author videos, updates, and more!
One lucky reader of Reading Teen will win this gift pack, filled with Liar Society favorites including copies of the books, Twizzlers, bracelets, and of course blue hair extensions! (See attached picture, real money not includedJ).
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While not much is said of Joseph in the bible, there is still much we can learn from this incredible saint.
First of all, if God saw Joseph as being a suitable father for His Son, we too can look to Joseph as a fatherly figure for us. Before the incarnation, God knew that the Jews would kill Mary for conceiving a child outside of marriage. Therefore, God chose a man who would be able to look past the fact that his betrothed is pregnant and recognize the divine plan that was being revealed. Joseph was so full of virtue that even before he knew how Mary became pregnant he protected her. Joseph chose to divorce her in secret as to save her from being stoned by the other Jews and to protect her dignity.
His true character and devotion to Yahweh was shown when he received the vision from the angel. Joseph accepted his mission without hesitation and immediately married Mary. Not only was he responsible for Mary's well being, but also the Son of God as his foster father. Just imagine Joseph teaching Jesus the scriptures and carpentry as He grew up.
Since St. Joseph is not mentioned during Jesus' public ministry it is presumed that he died before then. That means that as Joseph died he had both Mary and Jesus at his side. This is why Joseph became the patron saint of the dying, because what better way to go than in the arms of Christ and His mother.
St. Joseph was first entrusted to the mother of Jesus, and now he has been entrusted to His bride the Church. Just as he protected and loved Mary, so too does Joseph guide the Church and protect her from all evil. In doing so, St. Joseph has earned the title of "Terror of Demons."
Fathers; use St. Joseph as your role model of virtue because he is your patron too. Just as Jesus is our role model on how to be a good husband (dying for our brides), Joseph shows us how to be a father by giving absolutely everything he had to his adopted Son. Teach your kids virtue and morality. Be their spiritual guide and help them learn the sacred scriptures. But most of all, be an example of faith and love of God for them. When they look up to you, make sure your eyes are looking up as well. That way, they can come to know their eternal Father. More ways to be a father like St. Joseph.
Origin of the Feast of Saint Joseph the Worker
The feast of Saint Joseph the Worker was started in 1955 by Pope Pius XII. The feast day purposefully coincides with the Communist celebration of May Day to show the true example of the value of work and dignity of workers.
Read what Saint John Paul II had to say about Saint Joseph and the dignity and rights of workers in Redemptoris Custos.
Quotes about Saint Joseph
"Joseph's wise dealing with Mary is a model for us when we face complex moral and personal issues. He subordinated his feelings to do what God required. He was open to whatever God wanted, and when he sensed the Divine Will, he obeyed."
– Voices of the Saints, by Bert Ghezzi
What emanates from the figure of Saint Joseph is faith. Joseph of Nazareth is a "just man" because he totally "lives by faith." He is holy because his faith is truly heroic. Sacred Scripture says little of him. It does not record even one word spoken by Joseph, the carpenter of Nazareth.
And yet, even without words, he shows the depth of his faith, his greatness. . . He is great in faith, not because he speaks his own words, but above all because he listens to the words of the Living God. He listens in silence. And his heart ceaselessly perseveres in the readiness to accept the Truth contained in the word of the Living God.
– Pope John Paul II
In 1870 Pope Pius IX solemnly declared Saint Joseph to be the "Patron of the Universal Church" and established his feast day on the day we now celebrate it. His successor, Pope Leo, later explained the foundations of this declaration. The Church's devotion to St Joseph, Pope Leo observed, arises from the saint's "two-fold dignity". He was both the true and chaste spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the foster-father of the Word Incarnate. For these two reasons, says Pope Leo, St Joseph "shines among all mankind" and approaches nearer than any other saint to the holiness of the Mother of God.
– adapted from the book –
A Light in the Heavens: Great Encyclical Letters of Pope Leo XIII
"Christ chose to be born and grow up in the bosom of the holy family of Joseph and Mary. The Church is nothing other than "the family of God." From the beginning, the core of the Church was often constituted by those who had become believers "together with all [their] household." When they were converted, they desired that "their whole household" should also be saved. These families who became believers were islands of Christian life in an unbelieving world."
– from the Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1655
Prayer to St. Joseph
Oh St. Joseph, whose protection is so great, so strong, so prompt before the Throne of God, I place in you all my interests and desires.
Oh St. Joseph, do assist me by your powerful intercession and obtain for me from your Divine Son all spiritual blessings through Jesus Christ, Our Lord; so that having engaged here below your heavenly power I may offer my thanksgiving and homage to the most loving of Fathers.
Oh St. Joseph, I never weary contemplating you and Jesus asleep in your arms.
I dare not approach while He reposes near your Heart.
Press Him in my name and kiss His fine head for me, and ask Him to return the kiss when I draw my dying breath. St. Joseph, Patron of departing souls, pray for us.


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Our official blurb:
careerSHOUT! is a new and innovative approach to career management. Through a comprehensive, structured methodology, easy to use tools and value-added services, careerSHOUT! provides it's customers with an effective means of taking control of their career.
The story behind the blurb:
careerSHOUT! has been formed by former corporate Human Resources professionals who have seen the nonsense that goes on in the corporate world and how it impacts everyday folk. We realized that people were being held accountable for playing a game that most didn't realize that they were playing and many didn't know the rules for.
Our approach has been to take the overwhelming task of career management and break it down into smaller steps. We then take those steps and break them down into smaller activities. As a result, our customers have an easy to follow path to follow that helps them make it through the challenging process of finding work and being successful in their jobs.
Our central message is a metaphor that compares a career to a journey. We help folks understand where they are, where they are going and how to get there.
We anticipate a long term relationship with the winning designer. We will have future needs and want to work with someone who knows us, our tastes and our products well.
BTW, we're new to this process. But in reading through other projects, we understand that feedback is essential. As professionals, we are all about giving people feedback - so we can guarantee you will know what we think - good, bad and indifferent.
We hope all of the above helps. We want you to have fun with this project. Please don't make us look like everyone else - help us establish a unique identity.
Our website needs to appeal to 2 major groups - people who purchase the service for themselves and people who purchase it for someone else. We believe that our customers will fall into the falling groups:
1) College/University students who have graduated or will be graduating shortly. They are heavily focussed on finding their first job and may not have adequate support from their educational institutions. They will want a product that is easy to understand, fun and tells them what to do.
2) Parents of above. These folks have invested a great deal of time and money in educating their kids and want to make sure that they find work. They will want a product that is reliable and will give their kids a boost in a competitive job environment.
3) People currently looking for work. They will purchase the product to get organized and gain advantage. Most likely they will be in the 3 to 15 years of experience and may be from a variety of industries and job functions. Most of them will be looking for work that will be in the business world - as opposed to folks like Doctor's, Lawyers or other specialized fields. If they spend money, it will be because they feel the investment is worth it. They will be looking for professionalism and stability.
4) Friends of the unemployed. They may wish to purchase a membership as a gift to a friend who needs some help. They will want to know that our service can help their friends.
We want to appeal to people who are interested in taking control of their career journey (using the previously mentioned metaphor). Our product and service expands beyond just the job search phase and we want customers who are focussed on having a sustainable career - not just finding their next job.
We want careerSHOUT! to convey the following emotions to folks:
1) Positive energy. They may come to us frightened and overwhelmed, but we want them to hang out in a space that is re-assuring and energizing.
2) Structure. Our business is built on following a model. We give structure to a process that most folks handle hap-hazardly. We want to make sure that the website conveys a sense of structure - of moving people from point A to point B to point C and so on.
3) Fun. This is a serious topic, but we want folks to have a good time doing it. We will be introducing a mascot/helper - called a careerGRUNT - that will lighten things up and hopefully put a smile on people's faces.
4) Professional. We have corporate backgrounds and expertise. We want to make sure that we look like a stable, reputable organizations. Since our website is our calling card, it needs to convey a serious image.
5) Accessible. Clean, easy to use and easy on the eyes. We don't want it to be cluttered and difficult to navigate.
We would like the website design to incorporate the "your career is a journey" metaphor. Postcards, plane tickets, maps, travel guides, roadside attractions - all of these are of interest.
We have need for 3 page types:
1) Homepage. This is our main marketing tool and needs to be an attention grabber - the page that captures people's attention and helps them understand what we offer and why we can help them. We would like it to have movement, excitement and clearly impart a sense of purpose. It should also have a clear call to action - getting folks to sign-up for our service. We want a clear navigation bar as well as an easy log-in for returning members.
2) Content pages. These is the format/layout for additional pages that we will use for other pages such as "About us", "FAQs", etc. It needs to have an easy to follow style that we can adapt to multiple needs. It will have text and images as appropriate.
3) Member's pages. This is the main page for our customers. From this page, they will access the tools and services that they will be using every time they visit the website. We have been calling it a dashboard and that's fairly accurate - easy to read information and access to the tools that they will be using. Attractive and easy to use. I have included a very early, very crude mock-up of what we've been thinking about. We are not wed to this design, but it can be a starting place. Once again, the journey metaphor needs to be powerful here. Think about dashboard (auto or plane), trip notes (maps, guidebooks) or vacation trinkets (postcards, souveniers, etc). Be fun and creative. This is the page that our members will utilize most frequently, so it must be accessible.
If you need/want additional information, please ask. We will do our best to be responsive.
Our current website is still in design phase. You can see it via:
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Snapchat, a popular video- and photo-sharing service which has raised its valuation from $800 million to $3 to $4 billion, turned down a $1 billion offer from Facebook.
The news came after Snapchat announced it's looking to raise $200 million in a second round of funding, according to the Wall Street Journal. Snapchat is a mobile-messaging service that specializes in snaps, or photos with messages, that disappear within 10 seconds. However, despite the 350 million messages shared per day, the app doesn't really make any money right now.
Still, despite the lack of revenue, its popularity with teens and young adults are making advertisers and marketers extremely interested in the service. Not surprisingly, Facebook also took an interest. Unnamed sources told the WSJ that Facebook chief and founder Mark Zuckerberg approached the startup with a $1 billion offer but was rebuffed by its CEO and founder Evan Spiegel.
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WASHINGTON - Senate Republicans' reservations about one of their own heading the Pentagon are caught up in potent politics, from a proxy fight over President Barack Obama to more parochial concerns about nuclear weapons facilities.
Former Sen. Chuck Hagel, Obama's choice to be his new defense secretary, has reached out to all 100 senators and will be meeting personally with dozens of them starting this week, according to an official working on his confirmation.
The sessions - and, more importantly, what Hagel says - will be vital for a nomination that faces outright opposition from a handful of Republicans, including the second-ranking Republican, Sen. John Cornyn of Texas; nervous questions from influential Democrats such as New York Sen. Chuck Schumer; and plenty of non-committal senators.
Hagel's very public confirmation hearing before the Armed Services Committee will probably occur within weeks.
The official was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter and spoke on condition of anonymity.
The nominee enters the make-or-break period with critical support - former Secretary of State Colin Powell called Hagel "superbly qualified," and Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin, D-Mich., and Intelligence panel chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., have praised Hagel's extensive knowledge of national security issues.
Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., a senior member of the Foreign Relations Committee, said late Monday that she would support Hagel's nomination. She said he provided answers to a range of questions and promised to support Obama's policies "without reservation."
The former Nebraska GOP senator has been dogged by questions of whether he's soft on Iran, weak in his backing for Israel and opposed to gay rights.
"A lot of charges rise up and fall when the facts are presented," Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., a friend of Hagel's, said in an interview Monday. "That's the same thing that's going to happen here. These claims - suddenly claims are debunked - and we get on to substance."
Backers of Hagel's nomination counter criticism by pointing to his votes for some $40 billion in military and security aid for Israel during his 12 years in the Senate and his support for all options, including military action, to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. They argue that his position on gay rights has evolved.
Despite the support, Hagel - a Republican tapped by a Democratic president - has few advocates in either party in the Senate and a limited number of opportunities to make inroads with the GOP.
A potential vote is Sen. Bob Corker, top Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee, who served two years with Hagel and has spoken highly of him. But the Tennessee lawmaker has real reservations about Hagel's views on nuclear weapons, which could affect more than 5,000 jobs at the Y-12 National Security Complex near Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Any cuts in the nation's nuclear arsenal would affect work at the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant, which makes uranium parts for every warhead and is the primary storehouse for bomb-grade uranium. The facility also dismantles old weapons.
Corker was one of the few Republican votes in December 2010 for a new U.S.-Russia treaty on reducing the number of nuclear weapons and establishing a verification process.
"A lot of modernization was supposed to take place as a result of that on our nuclear arsenal. That's not happening at the pace that it should. The Pentagon is going to have a big effect on that, and for me, that is going to be a very big issue," the senator said Sunday in an interview on ABC's "This Week."
Corker also raised questions about Hagel's "overall temperament" for the job, citing unidentified former staffers. Questions to Corker's office Monday about the staffers went unanswered.
In May, Hagel was one of the authors of a report that called for an 80 percent reduction of U.S. nuclear weapons and elimination of all nuclear-armed intercontinental ballistic missiles, a step that would have a clear impact on Corker's home state.
The study for the advocacy group Global Zero argued that the United States needed no more than 900 total nuclear weapons for its security in a post-Cold War era. The U.S. and Russia have an estimated 5,000 nuclear weapons each, either deployed or in reserve. The two countries are already on track to reduce to 1,550 deployed strategic warheads by 2018, as required by the New START treaty.
The Obama administration reportedly is considering various options for lower total numbers of deployed strategic nuclear weapons. The report calls for such weapons to be reduced to about 450, while maintaining an equal number of stored weapons.
"There is no conceivable situation in the contemporary world in which it would be in either country's national security interest to initiate a nuclear attack against the other side," the report said.
Joining Hagel on the report was retired Gen. James Cartwright, the former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; former ambassadors Richard Burt and Thomas Pickering; and retired Gen. Jack Sheehan.
Backers of Hagel's nomination insist that he supports a strong and ready nuclear arsenal.
Even though the 2014 midterm elections are months away, some Senate Republicans are nervously watching for tea party challenges and determined to avoid them at all costs. Opposition to any Obama nominee will be a requirement for conservative voters. Republicans looking to head off any threat from the far right are Georgia's Saxby Chambliss, South Carolina's Lindsey Graham and Texas' Cornyn.
Democrats hold a 55-45 advantage in the Senate, and the party has the numbers to confirm Hagel if the vote is a simple majority. A possible Republican filibuster and a threshold of 60 votes would add even more rancor to the current fight between Democrats and Republicans over Senate rules just as the leaders are trying to negotiate a compromise.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., will have plenty of sway with some of his colleagues even though Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla., has replaced McCain as the top Republican on Armed Services due to GOP term limits. McCain and Hagel once worked closely together, but differences over the Iraq war and the 2008 presidential election have pushed the two apart.
McCain, who has talked about presidents having the chance to choose their Cabinet, has said he has significant questions about Hagel's nomination.
Said Democrat Reed of the fierce Senate process, "Unfortunately everything is getting to be like a Supreme Court pick."
Associated Press writer Erik Schelzig in Nashville, Tenn., contributed to this report.


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Scientists at CERN's LHC (Large Hadron Collider) found a boson. It may even be the Higgs boson, so they may have proved the theory of how things in our universe were bestowed with mass. But they didn't find any kind of boson that bestows the kind of craziness on cable network executives that makes them cancel their network's highest-rated scripted drama with adults 18-49 just because some people don't like the show.
I've written this before, and I'll do it again with bolding and underlining: at its current ratings levels, Falling Skies is an absolute lock for renewal. It's TNT's highest-rated scripted drama with adults 18-49. Note: for purposes of advertising sales, TNT actually focuses more on adults 25-54. It's TNT's #2 scripted show in that demo, so any way you look at it, it's safe at the current levels.
Anything's possible. Anything, that is, except TNT cancelling its highest-rated scripted drama with adults 18-49. With good reason I don't usually predict renewals for cable shows, but the ratings would have to drop more than 20% from where they are now for me to even think of it as a bubble show.
Earlier I'd thought that Falling Skies was solely a Dreamworks production and that TNT was just a distributor. But our friends at TNT inform me I thought wrong and that it is a co-production with TNT. I'm not sure of the specifics of the deal, but what that means is that TNT gets a piece of international licensing, DVDs and any syndication.
I don't have a problem with anyone hating the show. But if you think it ought to be canceled just because you don't like it, that's wacky and you're going to be disappointed when it's renewed. If you're a fan of the show, there's no need for you to worry about it being canceled yet.


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Paul Stanley Talks 2012 Kiss Tour and New Album
When the members of Kiss touched down in Vegas last week, they had golf on their minds — but in between putt-putt interviews, frontman Paul Stanley took a moment to speak about the band's plans for 2012, including a tour and new album.
Though Stanley declined to confirm to Backstage Axxess that Kiss would be touring with Motley Crue — the countdown clocks on both band's sites indicates this news will come Tuesday — he did say they'd be starting off in the States and doing at least 40 dates, explaining that "It's definitely a year for us to be out there working."
Early in the interview, Stanley described the thought process behind the band lending its name and likeness to a miniature golf course, saying "it's about taking opportunities," and he applied the same mentality when asked whether the new Kiss album, 'Monster,' would be released through an exclusive partnership — similar to their last album, 'Sonic Boom,' which was issued via a Walmart exclusive.
"No, our thought for this album is that we're going to go through the more accepted channels," responded Stanley. "We're always trying something new, and we loved our partnership with Walmart. It had some advantages and some disadvantages. This time, we'll try a different model."
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As for which track from the album would be the single, Stanley couldn't say. "We're still deciding. It's a big problem we have, that we can't decide which song to release first. But it's great. Terrific."


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UK police have caught up with an escaped con who ran a "fan group" on Facebook during his time on the run.
Craig "Lazie" Lynch, 28, was arrested in Kent on Wednesday almost four months after doing a runner from a Hollesley Bay open prison, in Suffolk. He passed the intervening time with a trip to London to watch the New Year's Eve fireworks display among other activities, chronicled in regular updates to Facebook.
Lynch was serving the back end of a seven year sentence for aggravated burglary at the time he absconded from custody. The con's original Facebook page was shut down at the request of police, but he returned in the New Year with a new group. He used it to upload pictures of himself enjoying a traditional Christmas dinner, and posted insults towards the police that he may now have cause to regret. It's unclear whether or not his posts helped the police hunting Lynch.
Hours after his arrest, Lynch appeared at Bexleyheath Magistrates' Court charged with escaping from lawful custody, The Times reports.
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Video The software used in Ohio voting machines contain a backdoor that would allow third-parties to change electronic votes, claims a lawsuit filed by local Green Party candidate Bob Fitrakis.
The lawsuit, filed on Monday afternoon against Ohio's Republican Secretary of State John Husted, claims that on September 18 he hired Election Systems & Software (ES&S) to provide the electronic voting systems used by the state. ES&S' software is suspect, the complaint states, and it asks the court to allow the use of paper voting in Tuesday's election.
"ES&S has installed a 'back door' into such hardware and software that enables persons who are not under the supervision and control of defendant Husted, and who are not under the supervision and control of Ohio's boards of elections, to access the recording and tabulation of votes," the complaint states.
The software contract was signed off without public bidding or scrutiny, and without being signed off by the state technology review board as is required by local law, the suit claims. There is also an "imminent risk" of outsiders hacking the election results, it states.
In his day job, complainant Fitrakis is a professor of political science at Columbus State Community College and editor of the Freepress.org left-leaning news outlet. He has lined up security experts to testify on his behalf, he says, and the Ohio court is now sitting to consider the issue in a last-minute session.
"An expert, who worked for 37 years for the National Security Agency just told that court that the uncertified and untested software has created vulnerabilities for the Ohio election system and could allow for both a backdoor to tamper the vote and allow for viruses to be inserted," Fitrakis said.
He also claims that the voting machines in question have received untested patches on October 31 that haven't been reviewed or certified as safe for use. A similar round of patching occurred just before the 2004 election, he said.
He has also released footage claiming to show problems with voting screens in a Pennsylvania election booth. Votes for Obama were automatically being reassigned for Romney, the video appears to show.
Legal representatives for the Secretary of State are contesting the suit, saying Fitrakis' claims are "ridiculous," Matt McClellan, a spokesman for Husted told SF Gate. A "reporting tool" was installed into the code that is intended to ease the viewing of results, he said, but that would not affect their integrity.
"We did not touch, update, patch or do anything to the tabulation systems or the voting machines," McClellan said. "There's no vulnerability to the system whatsoever."
In response to the lawsuit, ES&S said it was "frivolous and without merit," and that Fitrakis filed it "with the sole intent of undermining voter confidence." It is confident that the court will find in its favor, it said.
Fitrakis does certainly have an axe to grind on the issue. Last month he claimed that Mitt Romney's son Taggart Romney is a partial owner of Hart Intercivic, which provides election machines used in some of the Ohio districts. The investment house Solamere, set up by Tagg with $10m in seed capital from his parents, along with equity managers HIG Capital, bought control of Hart Intercivic in July last year, he claims.
According to Factcheck.org HIG Capital does own Hart Intercivic, but there's no proof that Tagg's company Solamere has any stake in the voting machine manufacturer, although it does invest in some HIG projects.
"Tagg Romney does not own or control voting machines in Ohio," Factcheck.org states. "There's no evidence that he is even invested in them. There is a lot of money flowing from HIG executives to Romney's political committees, but that's not evidence of wrongdoing."
Whatever the rights and wrongs of the Ohio case, there are serious problems with electronic voting and security. Around a third of the votes today are going to be cast electronically, especially if you were in the path of "Superstorm Sandy", and the results of most elections will be tabulated on computer.
A case study presented at this year's RSA conference showed how a team of students hacked the Washington DC election board software in a public trial held three weeks before it was to be used in an actual election. In a couple of hours they had spotted a vulnerability and used it to get the drunken Futurama bag o' bolts Bender elected to the head of the Washington DC school board.
None of the voting systems used in US elections is secure, according to Dr. David Jefferson from Lawrence Livermore National Labs, and election hacking is very hard to detect, since the results are seldom examined after the result for evidence of hacking.
"The states are in the habit of certifying voting systems, typically without testing them or seeing the source code," he said. "In many cases the voting system uses proprietary code that government can't legally check, and the running of the systems is outsourced to the vendors. This situation is getting worse." ®
In a tradition American readers would probably consider quaint, we Britons don't use electronic voting in national elections. There's a very simple reason: pen and paper is more efficient.
To rig an election held in such an archaic manner is very difficult, indeed. For a start, you need a large number of people to fill in the ballot papers needed to turn an election result, and someone is bound to let slip. Secondly, you need to get access to the ballot boxes to swap out the votes, and security on them is very tight and in some cases very public.
Attempts to modernize the system have proven fraught with problems. The introduction of postal ballots has increased voting fraud, and moves to go electronic are being fiercely resisted on the grounds that it would make the situation even more unsafe. Yes, getting the results can be slow, but they can also be checked and verified.
Actually going to a polling booth once every few years isn't a great deal of effort for people, and the resulting surety of a result gives citizens far greater confidence that the end result is fair and just.
Maybe the Americans need to take a look at how things are down in the old country, and learn a little.
US District Court Judge Gregory Frost has refused to issue an injunction to stop electronic voting in the middle of the election. He has however left the case open so that it can be returned too later if there is evidence of election fraud.
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Ellen DeGeneres made her debut on "American Idol" on Tuesday night – and her fellow judge Kara DioGuardi thinks Ellen has managed to fit right in.
"I think that Ellen brings a sense of humor, of course, but also I think she knows more about music than you think she does," Kara said in a conference call with reporters on Wednesday morning. "I think she was critical at times and she gave good feedback that was constructive."
And while Ellen may lack a professional music background, Kara thinks the comedienne has a good eye for separating the talented singers from the less-than-stellar wannabes.
"When I was sitting next to her, I thought she had a really good handle on whether a contestant had potential — whether they had star quality," Kara added. "She knew if something was off in the vocals or in their performance and I thought she delivered the message with kindness but also had criticism in there… I'm speaking from experience that when I first came in, it's something that takes time to get used to and I think she did an incredible job for her first time there."
But one celebrity, also lacking a musical background, who Kara doesn't think would be the best fit at the judges' table when Simon Cowell leaves at the end of the season is shock jock Howard Stern.
"Right now that's a rumor and I don't even know if I can even speak on it. I don't think he has musical background or any kind of music, um, anything," Kara said. "And I think that if you are going to replace Simon, you have to have that background. You have to be somebody who knows about signing, great artists and being a part of their career from the beginning to the very end like he has done with people like Leona Lewis, who he spotted early on and nurtured and turned them into big stars.
"So I think that's probably a precursor for whoever takes that position, if they are not a big artist who has been through it themselves," she added.
Kara also shot down any rumors of a spat between Simon and Ellen.
"I think you have to take any rumor that you hear about 'American Idol' with a grain of salt. They're usually not true," she said. "Last year, it was Kara and Paula fighting each other… These things are just ridiculous. We are all there to do one thing and that's to find the greatest 'American Idol' winner we can find – and I know both Ellen and Simon take that seriously."
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August 19, 2012
Aleppo: British and German spies are involved in covert operations to help Syrian rebels in their increasingly bloody fight to topple the regime of President Bashar Al Assad, press reports said on Sunday.
The reports said German and British spies were passing on information about Syrian troop movements to the rebels.
"We can be proud of the significant contribution we are making to the fall of the [Al] Assad regime," an official from Germany's BND foreign intelligence service told Bild am Sonntag.
The paper said German spies were stationed off the Syrian coast and also active at a Nato base in Turkey, whose government is staunchly opposed to the Al Assad regime and is sheltering Free Syrian Army rebels.
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10 facts about picking the next pope
Pope Benedict XVI's resignation comes with questions about who his successor will be. But before the College of Cardinals votes go up in (black or white) smoke — here's a crash-course in Catholicism — pope politics edition:
1. Voting Cardinals are sequestered inside the Sistine Chapel during the Papal Conclave, which usually lasts about two days. No phones, email or any other technology is permitted — so the pope won't be live- tweeting the electoral process.
2. Cardinals can't campaign to be pope, but that hasn't stopped speculation about which Cardinals are likely to get more consideration than others — including Timothy Dolan, the Archbishop of New York.
3. Cardinals take an oath of secrecy, swearing that they won't reveal any details about what happens in the papal election.
4. Are you a male who was baptized into the Roman Catholic church? Then you fit the criteria to be pope. But the College of Cardinals hasn't selected a non-Cardinal in modern history.
5. The Cardinals will stay in the Domus Sanctae Marthae, a cross between a hotel and a monastery located in Vatican City that the-late Pope John Paul II had built during his papacy.
( Also on POLITICO: Text of Pope Benedict XVI's announcement)
6. Only Cardinals who are younger than 80-years-old can vote for a new pope. But the 80-and-over crowd can voice their opinions at general congregation meetings.
7. Cardinals' ballots are burned after each round and smoke rises through the Sistene Chapel. Black smoke means they haven't reached the minimum two-thirds-plus-one majority needed to elect a pope. White smoke? They've got a winner.
8. The Cardinals cast their vote on a ballot that has the Latin words "Eligo in Summum Pontificem" on it. Translation: "I elect as supreme pontiff."
9. If the College of Cardinals can't reach a two-thirds-plus-one majority, they can vote to lower the vote to a simple-majority.
10. One of the highest ranking cardinals within the College of Cardinals announces the new Pope on St. Peter's Basilica's balcony — and he also announces the Pope's new name, which the Pope himself chooses and what he will be known as from then forward.


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Vixster necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 66 diseños de 30 diseñadores freelance.
Looking for a edgy logo for a new youth club that will target middle and high school students. Able to give the "wow " factor to name and mission- attracting the youth without scaring away the parents.
Club 180
Having recently buried 10 youth under the age 20 in the last 6 years, our mission is dedicated to impacting the lives of rural Nebraska middle and high school students by providing a safe, fun, positive place to meet.
Our name is derived from its vision to help turn kid's lives around 180 degrees for the better and prevent kids from turning their lives 180 degrees for the worse.
We are all about providing meaningful activities, mentoring relationships, and support systems that encourage personal growth, positive development, and healthy decisions.
Club 180 is a private, non for profit still in it's infancy stage that will work with other community resources in order to provide a cutting edge facility, host events, programs and authentic mentoring relationships that will impact the lives of our youth.
The Club will have billards, air hockey, wii machines, a internet cafe, a meeting room, lounge, basketball cages, and concert venue to provide a positive safe place for our youth to hang at.
Nebraska is rated number one in underage drinking and Dawson County has had one of the highest rates of teen pregnancy
- would prefer the numbers 180
- looking for modern colors that appeal to the millenials
- maybe 1 or two swooshs (like nike, but not limited to the nike swoosh, arrows, uturn sign? open to creative expression) to capture the turn around mission of helping wayward teens find their way back. and to encourage those who are making healthy choices stay the course.
- are open to creative expression the above are merely wants not must haves. Have a bettter idea-let us have it! not opposed to character or something other than the arrows/swoosh
- we would prefer not to have 180 spelled out
- nothing too childish -
- would prefer to stay away from primary colors
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Overcoming many obstacles during a tough race weekend, Atsushi Hara drove his HPI Pro 4 to a fantastic second place overall at the recent 2004 KO Grand Prix in Southern California! This major race was held at the same location as this year's Reedy Touring Car Race of Champions, where Atsushi finished with a strong Top 3 Position. Powered by his own spec Team Orion V2 Revolution "Hara" 7x1 motor and the latest GP3300 SP2 V-Max RDS Matched Team Orion cells, Atsushi set the Top Qualifying time in difficult (hot) weather conditions - the track temperature reaching over 50 degrees Celsius!!
Hara's HPI Pro 4Overheating problems caused his first A Final race to finish early, but during the second A Final, Hara was able to beat his own fastest lap at the track by 0.2 seconds and finished second just behind the leader! In the 3rd A Final, Hara had a trouble free run and easily won to wrap up 2nd position overall. We'd like to congratulate Atsushi Hara for his commitment and dedication while taking home a well-deserved 2nd placed podium position from the 2004 KO Grand Prix!


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The Navy has debuted a new wave of healthcare for the Marines and sailors of 2nd Marine Logistics Group.
The Navy has debuted a new wave of healthcare for the Marines and sailors of 2nd Marine Logistics Group.
The Marine Centered Medical Home opened this month for Marines and sailors of French Creek with a nontraditional staff of civilians and sailors.
The clinic employs traditional battalion and regimental aid � with the addition of a pharmacy, staff psychologist, and referral tracking, dental and lab services.
Navy Cmdr. David Stevens said such diversity better applies the range of licensed skill sets than military care has offered in the past.
�What they found out when they did a study a few years back was that the active duty Marines� care was really sub-par and it wasn�t working,� said Stevens, 52, of Camp Lejeune. �Navy Medicine mandated ... that we give the same quality of care that a patient would receive at a hospital.
�This home is the avenue that delivers that quality to our men and women,� Stevens said.
While the building is owned by the Navy, its staff is attached to the Marine Corps.
Civilian health workers provide a continuity of care that has eluded care from military staff, whose lives are anything but constant.
For military health workers, deployments or change of permanent duty stations loom. And their lives� unique pressures are shared among the ranks. The military doctor or nurse could be drawn from a post because of fluctuations of staff amid retirements, shifts from active duty, among many other factors.
The new medical care model will level the field for Marines and sailors on a standard-of-care baseline, Stevens said.
The clinic, he said, has many services that allow the medical providers to �take care of today�s problem today� rather than making an appointment for days or weeks later. The clinic also serves as an overflow for overburdened branch clinics, lowering their impact on the emergency room by nearly 40 percent, he said.
�This is the aid station of the future� Stevens said. �
Each military medical staff member at the new clinic has the potential of being deployed, and when they are deployed the Naval Hospital aboard Camp Lejeune will augment another service member to the facility so they remain fully staffed, something that Rose Blea, a licenced professional nurse at the clinic said has �worked beautifully.�
�We never turn anyone away,� said Blea, 27, of Richlands. � We always have the time and the staff to see people when they need it.�
Blea serves as a patient care coordinator, a new position developed to ensure that Marines and sailors are informed about appointments, referrals and light duty statuses, she said.
�The biggest challenge is that I�m the first,� Blea said. �There was no baseline for me to follow so we had to tweak some things. ...But I hope that the Marines and sailors take away that we do care and we are trying to provide them with the care they deserve.�
Having a strictly clinical background, Blea said that tracking patients has been a complete shift for her but she is �honored� to be a part of such a groundbreaking center and that she feels great about making such a positive difference in Navy medicine.
�We have an obligation to ensure the appropriate care is given at the appropriate levels and in the appropriate location � and that�s here,� said Navy Cmdr. David Webster, the director of branch clinics aboard Camp Lejeune.
Because the success of the clinic, other locations in both the Marine Corps and the Navy have begun implementing the same type of care, according to Webster.
�This creates more of a blue and green team,� Webster said. �It reinforces things well beyond the traditional formula of just doctors and corpsman.�
Contact Daily News Military Reporter Thomas Brennan at 910-219-8453 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @ thomasjbrennan.


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No! That time is here again isn't it? The giant yard decorations in Wal-Mart, the garden section has become inundated with Christmas trees and decorations, and this month or next, the Christmas Club money that you've been saving up is now in your checking account! A lot of people are done with their Christmas shopping by now, but what if you're not?
Now, before you run away screaming in terror, please wait and listen to me for awhile. Some people live for the early sales. Others wait till the last minute when your local store of choice is a royal mess. Does the thought of holiday shopping give you a case of hives when it comes to mind? It used to do that to me too, until I started following some friendly advice that I'm going to share with you today.
One thing that you should always do is hold out. If some of the gifts on your list are items that are bound to be popular this coming year, try to wait as long as you can. The sales will only get better as the holidays get closer. Now, if you're like me, the crowds just get to be too much as people rush to holiday sales. What do you do if that's the case?
Two words: The internet. The internet has come to the rescue of the socially anxious, the easily stressed out, and the last-minute shopper alike. The only issue you may have to deal with is lag and the very rare delays at the Post Office, and neither of those things are half as stressful as holiday lines, upset kids, and angry parents. Amazon even offers free shipping, which makes it cheaper than the gas and pretzel you need to go to the mall. What, you don't need a pretzel to go to the mall? I totally do.
Another great idea is to get creative. If you're especially good at something, why don't you utilize that skill or talent in order to give your family and friends unique gifts that are also cost-efficient? If you're good at baking, make your friends baked goods; who doesn't like them? I have a friend who cross-stitched some different things for her friends to hang on their walls one year. Another friend made miniature scrapbooks. Remember, gifts don't have to be extravagant to make the recipients happy; they just need to be from the heart.
Lastly, always be sure to look for sales, compare prices, and to utilize coupons and rebate offers. If you want something, start looking for coupons for that specific item. Go to their company website or the websites of places that may offer that item and see if you can find those killer discounts you may be looking for.
What hints and tops do you have about holiday shopping? Have you started already? Are you done? Are you laughing at me because you haven't even started yet? Share some thoughts, have a great weekend, we'll see you here next week!


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Union Pacific Corporation's CFO to Address Merrill Lynch Global Transportation Conference
Omaha, Neb., June 8, 2006 Rob Knight, executive vice president - Finance and chief financial officer of Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE: UNP), will discuss the company's franchise, growth opportunities and provide a second quarter update at the Merrill Lynch Global Transportation Conference at 10:35 AM ET, Thursday, June 15, 2006.
Interested investors may listen to the presentation via a live Internet web cast. The audio web cast and presentation material will be available through our Web site at www.up.com under Investors. To listen to the presentation, please go to our Web site at least fifteen minutes early to register and install any necessary software. Following the live web cast, an Internet replay of the presentation will be available through Union Pacific's Web site.
Union Pacific Corporation owns one of America's leading transportation companies. Its principal operating company, Union Pacific Railroad, links 23 states in the western two-thirds of the country and serves the fastest-growing U.S. population centers. Union Pacific's diversified business mix includes Agricultural Products, Automotive, Chemicals, Energy, Industrial Products and Intermodal. The railroad offers competitive long-haul routes from all major West Coast and Gulf Coast ports to eastern gateways. Union Pacific connects with Canada's rail systems and is the only railroad serving all six major gateways to Mexico, making it North America's premier rail franchise.
Additional information is available at Union Pacific's Web site: www.up.com. The contact for investors is Jennifer Hamann at (402) 544-4227.
The statements and information contained in the news releases provided by Union Pacific speak only as of the date issued. Such information by its nature may become outdated, and investors should not assume that the statements and information contained in Union Pacific's news releases remain current after the date issued. Union Pacific makes no commitment, and disclaims any duty, to update any of this information.


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Frozen Cortex updated with single-player mode, set for February release
Frozen Cortex, the spiritual successor to Frozen Synapse, has been updated with a single-player mode.
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Frozen Endzone beta trailer & screens show hard-hitting sports action
Frozen Endzone developer Mode 7 has released a trailer and screens ahead of the game's beta testing phase, starting December 5.
Mode 7's Frozen Endzone to enter beta this month
Frozen Synapse developer, Mode 7, has announced its next game, Frozen Endzone, will open its public beta at the end of November.
Frozen Endzone gets new trailer, new stadium
Mode 7 has released a new trailer for its upcoming TBS, Frozen Endzone.
Frozen Synapse hitting iPad in May, Android later
Frozen Synapse will land on iPad in May, according to Mode 7. Announced at the end of 2011, the game will contain Cross-play between iOS, Android, Mac and PC versions and players will be able to start playing on one system and resume their game on another. The Red DLC which adds co-op and new […]
Frozen Endzone video mixes robots, electronica and football
Mode 7, the developer of Frozen Synapse, have announced Frozen Endzone which Eurogamer aptly described as a "American Football meets robots meets Frozen Synapse." We tend to agree after watching the trailer, which we've posted below.
Frozen Synapse: Collector's Edition lands in the UK exclusively next month
A Frozen Synapse: Collector's Edition will be released in the UK next month. It contains the core title which is compatible for both PC and Mac, includes the soundtrack, a Steam key to hand out to a pal, a sticker and a postcard wrapped up in a special box. Also included is the Red expansion […]
Frozen Synapse: Red expansion out now
Tactical battler Frozen Synapse has spawned a new expansion, Red, which includes 15 single-player campaign levels, an extra unit, and an entirely new multiplayer mode. Although there's a pile of new content, you don't need the pack to play with those who have it, and vice versa. Grab the expansion for $10 through directly through […]
Just 50% of free Frozen Synapse keys used
Tactical, turn-based squad shooter Frozen Synapse comes with a second free copy for you to give to a friend – but half of them haven't been used.
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Frozen Cortex updated with single-player mode, set for February release
Frozen Endzone beta trailer & screens show hard-hitting sports action
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