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I am 56 years old and have been fighting blemishes for the last year. My nose and cheeks were badly broken out. The doctor prescribed antibiotics and when that was not effective, prescribed an ointment that also did not seem to have much effect. I lived with my blemishes for almost a year. I wore heavy make up and was constantly self conscious. The blemishes were unsightly and uncomfortable. I was browsing through various products here at Birchbox and ran across the skin treatment products. After reading about each of them I chose to try OC8. This product, OC8 Adult Acne Treatment Gel, was easy to use, gave my face a nice clean matte appearance, and best of all cleared up my skin. In less than a week there was remarkable clearing of my skin and by one and a half weeks my complexion was completely clear. I started out using the product on cleansed skin, three times a day, then after the first few days went to twice a day and now have been using it just in the morning. My makeup applies well over it. There was a slight amount of dry skin that I was able to rinse off using a washcloth during the first week or so. I am now in week 3 of using this product and love how my skin looks. The texture of my skin has never been better. It is smooth, looks healthy, and the residual redness from the blemishes that I was worried about is already gone. I will be purchasing this product from now on and intend to continue to use it in order to assure my skins stays this great.5
I have combination skin and have suffered from acne breakouts in the last few months. I tried this product and used it as a spot treatment once a day. My skin got horribly dried out. It worked well on the acne so I tried to use it every few days to see if it would work for me, but it was a no-go.
I also realized after I did laundry that it bleached my towels, sheets, and PJs--essentially any fabric it came into contact with.
I love what this does for my acne. I never used to break out so when I noticed they were becoming a recurring thing, I immediately started searching for an end-all treatment - and this is it. I usually use this every night to keep any blackheads in check, but when I notice a break out forming, I use this as a spot treatment and there's almost always a noticeable difference the day afterwards. It says that you can use it during the day, but it tends to leave a chalky residue once it's dried after you've applied it - so i don't know how it would work under makeup. I also don't really mix it with my moisturizer or any other serums I use since I'm not 100% sure how my skin would react. Also, maybe because my skin is a bit sensitive, but if I apply heavy amounts of it (like two or three layers) for more than one or two nights, it does cause my skin to peel. I'll usually just exfoliate and that takes care of it, but that might be troublesome/worrisome for other people. Other than that, it really does it's job and I see results right away.4
I bought this primarily for acne on my shoulders and back, but also to use on my face. It works great for body acne. It worked for my face, but was not convenient for day time use because it has a somewhat gritty texture. I did cause a burning sensation the first several times I used it, but I got used to it.
What I discovered, though, is that when I washed my clothes they came out completely ruined. Every spot where I was using the gel, my clothing was dyed a bright color. I had to throw away several shirts. It did not appear until I washed my clothes, so I am still waiting to see if anything else is ruined. Now this gel is going straight in the trash so it doesn't happen. Too bad because it did work well on acne.
I have had this product for two days and in that time I have used it twice a day (morning and night) and the results are amazing! I have large pores and acne on my chest and back and this is really making a difference. If you do use it twice a day it is drying but that is a fair trade for having these ugly bumps disappear!5


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Vidhu Vinod Chopra
Monthly Forecast for July 2020
Vidhu Vinod Chopra is a male celebrity.
He was born on Wednesday September 5th 1956, in Unknown.
As a 7 Personal Month in a 9 Personal Year, July 2020 represents for Vidhu Vinod Chopra a time of insight and awareness. Vidhu starts to realize the magnitude of the deep inner changes that are taking place and this fills him with a combination of fear and excitement. Chopra knows that the time has come to face up to important decisions that will affect his life, as well as the lives of those close to him for a long time to come.
Vidhu's fear is based on his indecision and inability to know if what he wants to do is right. His excitement comes from the knowledge that at least something is happening. In this situation, the key is to choose what feels right. Chopra should rely on his heart and his intuition, and have faith in himself and his Creator.
His career and finances are not priorities, except when they relate to plans Vidhu Vinod Chopra may have for the future. This is a time to prepare for the long-term, not to reach for immediate rewards.
Let's see now what Sunday, July 5th 2020 has in-stored for Vidhu.
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About Vidhu's Personal Month Cycle
Just as Vidhu Vinod Chopra evolves through a nine-year cycle, he also experiences nine-month cycles, even though their impact is subtle compared to the Personal Year cycle. The Personal Month cycles proceed according to the same pattern - 1 through 9 - that the Personal Year cycle does. The numbers within the monthly cycles have a similar, though less pronounced, impact on Vidhu than the yearly cycle has.
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It's a make or break meeting with a key customer - and you could blow it in a moment by being over-familiar, argumentative or unintentionally rude. Follow our light-hearted tips to avoid committing one of the cardinal sins of client meetings
1. "Rough night last night?"
Slapping your client on the back and proclaiming loudly to any woman in earshot that they should "watch out for this one" is no guarantee of future business. "Pardon my French" won't excuse your profanity, and "Rough night last night?" is a question laced with risk. Cosy informality is always risky, and even more so when dealing with a new contact.
Lesson: Get to know who you're dealing with before you start telling anecdotes that have the potential to offend.
2. "You couldn't do us a coffee, could you mate?"
There he sits, some guy quietly making the odd note. But you're talking to the organ grinder, not this monkey - right? Just your luck when the spotty, dishevelled kid with the iffy hairstyle turns out to be the new superstar marketing guru or the proprietor's son. And you've just completely blanked him.
Lesson: Engage with everyone in the room. They wouldn't be there if they didn't have a role to play.
3. "The t-shirt, my lord? Why, it's from their Anarchy in the UK tour."
Wearing a t-shirt with a slogan to a crucial finance meeting with a client is still frowned upon. However, these days you may also need to consider the impact of wearing a suit when your client is used to less formal dress. Is "corporate clone" the impression you want to give off? Could a suit be a psychological barrier to good communication?
Lesson: Formal or informal, researching your client's office culture can help you avoid unnecessary discomfort.
4. "How could we help you? Well, how do you think we could help?"
Answering questions with questions might prise some valuable information out of your client, but the tactic should be used sparingly. Possible response: "How could you help? Wait, it's just come to me! We'll take ten thousand widgets, please." Probable response: "If we need to work it out ourselves, we probably don't need you, do we?"
Lesson: Well, what do you think the lesson is?
5. "Those guys - what a bunch of losers!"
Don't roll your eyes, grin conspiratorially and refer to your client's competition as "rip-off merchants" or worse. "Me and you, we're on the same page, right?" Well, not necessarily, and if word gets out that you're badmouthing everyone else to secure this one client, you're risking your reputation.
Lesson: Your client's competitors aren't mutual enemies, they're just new clients you've yet to meet.
6. "Can I put this meeting on hold? I must re-tweet this message."
These days, switching your mobile off is critical. The merest acknowledgement of emails, texts, tweets or messages of any kind is a major faux pas. What's your client supposed to think if you're constantly looking down at your phone?
Lesson: Focus on this client, not the next. If you're contacting people in meetings, you're probably setting up a meeting to replace the meetings at which your now former clients have caught you setting up meetings.
7. "Oops, sorry about that - I think there's a crumb on your lapel."
Smelling of breakfast, lunch or last night's dinner is bad, and any whiff of alcohol is worse. Avoid putting your hands in your pockets, behind your head or anywhere on the client. Don't yawn, and keep your feet away from the desk. Finally, accept the offer of a tea or coffee - but not biscuits. You'll almost certainly end up speaking with your mouth full while spraying crumbs all over your desk/clothes/client.
Lesson: Body language can involve smell and touch as well as sight.
8. "You're ****, and you know you are."
You've identified your client's football team. Fine, if this leads to a quick diversion on ticket prices and those halcyon days on the terraces - but arguing that last night's ref was a clown for giving your client's side a dodgy penalty, or that their striker clearly dived, is unlikely to grease the wheels of commerce.
Lesson: Sporting allegiances are personal. Don't get pigeonholed as a fan of the opposition; your client may do future business with a member of his or her own tribe.


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The nation's slowly rebounding economy, while welcome, has exposed a missed opportunity.
When jobs were hard to find, illegal immigration dropped. The economic trough was the perfect time for federal lawmakers to restructure immigration policies and tighten border security.
Now, the number of immigrants in the country without authorization is on the rise, according to the Pew Research Hispanic Trends Project. And with them will come the social and economic issues that revolve around immigrants putting down roots without legal authorization to be here.
Nice going, Washington.
Just this week, House Democrats introduced a comprehensive immigration measure that included a piece on border security that enjoyed bipartisan support when it passed out of a House committee in May.
Sounds like a winner, right?
The way things are going in the nation's capital, it seems there is almost nothing of broad national import that could get through both houses of Congress.
The House bill's border security element would require a 90 percent apprehension rate on the southwest border in five years.
In totality, the House bill is similar to a immigration measure introduced in the Senate. But the House version eliminates a $46 billion plan that would have doubled the number of agents patrolling the border.
One way or another, there will be a cost attached to increasing southwest border security, which the U.S. government considers 84 percent "effective." While the House measure doesn't include a big number for border security, lawmakers ought to be prepared for a hefty pricetag.
Truth is, the political problem isn't a lack on consensus on borders being tightly guarded. It centers on whether to take on reform in one sweeping measure or piece by piece.
While Republicans have a good point in saying each piece could be focused on separately, Democrats are understandably distrustful about a process that could leave elements they favor, such as a path to citizenship, languishing for years.
Given the acrimony in Washington, we cannot envision a piecemeal process ending in cohesive policy addressing the spectrum of issues posed by illegal immigration.
Lawmakers need to take on the issue in all its complexity and pass a broad bill or face disgust from a public that sees them as increasingly incapable of governing.
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H.R.2088 - Veterans' Heritage Firearms Act of 2005109th Congress (2005-2006)
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Introduced in House (05/04/2005)
Veterans' Heritage Firearms Act of 2005 - Provides a 90-day amnesty period during which veterans and their family members can register in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record any firearm acquired before October 31, 1968, by a veteran while a member of the armed forces stationed outside the continental United States. Grants such an individual limited immunity under the Federal criminal code and the Internal Revenue Code with respect to the acquisition, possession, transportation, or alteration of such firearm before or concurrent with such registration. Extends such immunity to a veteran who attempts to register a qualifying firearm outside of the amnesty period if the veteran surrenders the firearm within 30 days after being notified of potential criminal liability for continued possession.
Requires the Attorney General to: (1) transfer each firearm qualifying as a curio or relic which has been forfeited to the United States to the first qualified museum that requests it; and (2) publish information identifying each such firearm which is available to be transferred to a museum. Prohibits the Attorney General from destroying any such firearm which has been forfeited until five years after the forfeiture. Requires that any firearm transferred to a qualified museum be registered to the transferee.
Makes a prohibition against transfer or possession of a machine-gun inapplicable to a transfer to or by, or possession by, a museum which is open to the public and incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation under applicable State law.


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There are many diseases that follow seasonal patterns, especially infectious diseases.
For many people, it is not common to associate infections with the summer season because we are all most familiar with the winter cold and flu season. Yet certain infections are most common in the summer.
Among young children, common summer viral infections include a group of viruses known as enteroviruses. Some members of this family are notorious, such as poliovirus.
Members of my parents generation recall public-health admonitions to avoid swimming pools during the summer because of concerns about polio, a virus that can infect the nervous system and produce chronic paralysis. Like other enteroviruses, poliovirus is transmitted by the so-called fecal-oral route, in which fecal material contaminates water or hands and is transmitted to the mouth when the mouth is touched.
Fortunately, the development of an effective vaccine and its routine use has virtually eliminated polio except in a few remote areas of the world.
Other common enteroviruses, for which vaccinations do not exist, continue to produce summer illness, albeit not as severe as poliovirus. Common symptoms of enteroviral infection in young children can include fever and rash. Most such infections resolve without treatment or complication. Such infections can be avoided altogether through effective hygiene, such as hand-washing.
Other summertime infectious illnesses include those transmitted by bugs, such as mosquitoes and ticks.
Tick-borne diseases are endemic to many areas of the United States, including Colorado. Colorado tick fever affects up to 15 percent of campers in the state. It is caused by a tick-borne virus and produces fever and flu-like illness within a few days of the tick bite. Fortunately, symptoms usually resolve without treatment or complications once the tick is removed.
Lyme disease, which can cause rash, arthritis and neurological problems, is not common locally, but can affect summer travelers in the Northeast, Midwest and Pacific Northwest. Many other tick-borne illnesses are common in other parts of the United States.
Tick-borne diseases are preventable by wearing protective clothing, use of permethrin-containing insect repellants on clothing and skin and also by carefully inspecting for ticks after activities such as hiking or camping.
Summer infectious diseases are also transmitted by mosquitoes, including viral diseases caused by the arbovirus and flavivirus families of viruses.
Many such illnesses actually infect birds, horses and livestock, and are transmitted to people through a mosquito bite. Examples are western and eastern equine encephalitis, St Louis encephalitis and West Nile virus.
Most persons infected with mosquito-borne viral diseases such as West Nile virus remain asymptomatic but a small percentage of those infected will develop a flu-like illness. This often resolves without complication, but a very small percentage of those infected may suffer from serious neurologic problems including meningitis or encephalitis.
Preventing mosquito-borne diseases involves avoiding mosquito bites. Mosquitoes are most commonly found near water and are typically active in the cooler early morning and evening hours.
Dr. Matthew A. Clark is a board-certified physician in internal medicine and pediatrics practicing at the Ute Mountain Ute Health Center in Towaoc.


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July 16, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C: Dr. Wahid Baloch, President of Baloch Society of North America (BSO-NA), met with James Dobbins --President Obama's Special Representative to Afghanistan and Pakistan-- to draw his attention to the ongoing military operation, human right violations and enforced involuntary disappearances in Pakistani and Iranian occupied Balochistan.
He met with the special envoy on the sideline of an event "Rethinking Civilian Stabilization and Reconstruction", organized by the premier US think tank the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), in Washington, D.C. The event was attended by many distinguished U.S. experts and scholars.
Dr. Baloch gave him a letter on behalf of Baloch Society of North America, highlighting the grim situation in Balochistan and asked for help.
"On both sides of the border, the foreign occupying forces are engaged, with full impunity, in genocide and systemic elimination of Baloch leaders, students, teachers, intellectuals and political activists", he wrote in the letter.
"Thousands of Baloch have lost their lives in this non-ending unresolved conflict. Many hundreds of other Baloch have been kidnapped by Pakistan ISI and Iranian security forces remain missing and are lingering in military torture cells and unknown military camps", he continued.
He said, "Balochistan, the land of 16 millions worldwide Balochs, despite being rich in natural resources has been kept by the Pakistani and Iranian occupying forces poor and extremely backward. There are no roads or any other infrastructures of modern conveniences and the Baloch people live below the poverty line".
He asked the special envoy to be a voice of the voiceless people of Balochistan.
"Balochistan is bleeding and calls for international intervention. International Intervention is long overdue and it must be carried out by the UN and international Community, without any further delay, to save the lives of Baloch people", he said.
"We believe that a free independent democratic Balochistan is in the best interest of the larger cause of liberty, human rights, and democracy. It, will, not only help defeat the Taliban and Al-Qaida terrorists, but will also weaken Pakistan's and Iran's ability to export terror and keep China off of Gwadar and Persian Gulf", he explained in his letter.
Dr. Baloch, in the past, also met US Vice President Joe Biden and several other top US lawmakers and drew their attention towards Balochistan's situation.


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Joe-Daddy's Weblog
Welcome to my web site where I put pictures and information about things I like. My current interest is model railroading, something introduced to me by my Dad with the gift of a set of Lionel trains back in the late '40's. You'll also find pictures and information about my other interests of Hot Rods and Live Steam Traction.
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Microsoft unveiled new Windows 8 operating system and new development improvements on September 13, 2011, day one of the BUILD developer conference. Microsoft released a developer preview of Windows 8 for the developer community to download and start working with. This developer preview includes tools for building "metro style apps", such as Microsoft Windows SDK, Microsoft Visual Studio 11 Express Developer Preview and Microsoft Expression Blend 5 developer preview. Microsoft has shown a development roadmap at the BUILD conference over the course of 3 days.
Downloading & Installing Windows 8:
Download the Windows 8 OS Developer Preview @ –http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/br229516
Official Microsoft Windows 8 Dev Center site for more information – http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/
Note: The size of the Windows 8 ISO file is 4.8 GB which requires a large DVD format. You cannot use the normal DVD format as it is around 4.3 to 4.4 GB size only. The best option is to use the USB flash drive which is of size 5 GB or higher. Information to install Windows 8 using USB drive can be found at http://liliputing.com/2011/09/how-to-install-windows-8-using-a-usb-flash-drive.html.
Fig 1 showing my old dell laptop re-imaged with windows 8 developer preview operating system and my Windows 7 laptop side by side.
Fig 2 showing my new Windows 8 start screen connected to my Twitter, Facebook, weather updates, blog updates and much more.
Windows 8 is the codename for the next version of the Microsoft Windows computer operating system following Windows 7. It adds support for ARM microprocessors in addition to the previously supported x86 microprocessors from Intel and AMD. A new Metro-style interface has been added that was designed for touchscreen input in addition to mouse, keyboard, and pen input. Its server version is codenamed Windows Server 8.
The cool feature is a new authentication method allows users to sketch in three different places over the picture to login, instead of typing a password. Currently, I am using this feature to login to my machine.
Windows 8 contains a new user interface based on Microsoft's design language named Metro. With the new change, the Start Menu was replaced in favor of the new Start Screen, where there are tiles that contain shortcuts to applications grouped by type, Metro style applications, and updating tiles as shown in the above Fig 1. Windows Explorer now uses a ribbon interface, similar to those used in Microsoft Office applications.
Observations of a developer:
The languages that are directly supported by Microsoft for writing applications for Windows 8 are JavaScript and HTML, Visual Basic, C++, and C#, but there are many third party compilers which allow application development for the platform, for example, Free Pascal allows writing Object Pascal applications.
Fig 3 showing the screenshot of the Windows 8 Platform and tools snatched from the build conference.
We all know about desktop apps. Coming to the new Metro style App model, Metro is a code name for a typography-based design language created by Microsoft. Microsoft's "re-imagining" of Windows 8 is focused very heavily on a new, Metro-style touch-based interface. You can switch between the simple Metro interface and the traditional Windows desktop to fit whatever your needs are at that given moment.
Metro Style Application:
Windows 8 represents Microsoft's first official entry into the tablet space, and the Metro UI is how developers deliver unique multi-touch experiences to this new platform. WinRT is the OOP replacement for Win32. A Metro Style Application is a full screen applications integrated according to user's choice.
There are many features it integrates such as given below.
Immersive and Fluid : Your Metro style apps fill the entire screen for an engaging experience and saving you from any distraction. Apps can adapt to a variety of form factors and screen resolutions, and can work on x86, x64, and ARM platforms.
Engaging : Metro style apps engage users with the info they are interested in and the people they care about. Live tiles present activity updates to users at a glance and the Start screen shows off what apps are great at.
Everywhere : Your apps are ready for you on any Windows 8 PC you use. When you sign in with your connected Microsoft account to a PC running Windows 8, your Metro style apps and settings go with you. You'll also be signed in to all of the websites you were signed in to.
Work Together : Metro style apps can communicate with each other in Windows 8, making it easier to search, share, and send content between them. So, if you want to send pictures in email, and they're in different places like Facebook or on your hard drive, you can easily pick and send the ones you want.
Always On : Metro style apps run and stay up to date even when the PC is on standby. When Windows comes out of standby, your apps don't need time to catch up.
Multitasking : While apps immerse your users in a full screen environment, Windows also makes it possible for them to multitask. The Snapped view allows users to do more than one thing at once while the Filled view allows users to snap one app and keep another app in the fill space.
Windows 8 Platform and tools:
I think the below picture is a way more accurate picture of the Windows 8 platform architecture.
Information for Windows 8 software Development:
- Metro applications are now officially the first class applications that can fully leverages the touch features of Windows.
- Expression Blend 5 now supports editing HTML5, much like you use it for editing XAML.
- Support for Wide Variety of Hardware.
- The hardware support for Windows 8 seems really awesome. The demos features Windows 8 running on a variety of hardware devices
- New and improved features include
- Multi monitor support with start button on all screens
- Hyper V Support for client
- USB 3 Support
- Hardware acceleration for all applications
- Malware detection in boot strap.
- A boot mode called "Cold Boot" which is super fast
- Windows Live integration
- The whole suite of Windows Live services are neatly integrated with Windows 8.
- All the Windows Live applications (Mail, Calendar, Photos) are now developed in JavaScript/HTML5 and is native.
- You can connect multiple devices via Windows Live
- New APIs and Extension Points
- Charms: Apps can share charms, to inter-operate. For example, an "Insert Picture" dialog box can show you results from other applications that can handle the image/picture data type.
- Direct Compute API: Enables you to leverage the power of GPU in your applications
- Sensor Fusion API : A Single API for all your sensors like Accelerometer, magnetometer and gyroscope
- To a great extent, your XAML assets can be reused across multiple devices – desktops, slates and phone.
- Windows 8 Store.
- Transparent approval process
- Developers can publish applications right from Visual Studio.
- If you want to build a new Metro style app, you have four options to choose from:
- XAML and .NET (C# or VB). You don't have to giving up too much in the .NET Framework (remember, you only give up what is forbidden by the Application Container), and you get access to WinRT APIs for sensor input and other system resources.
- XAML and C++. You can use your skills in XAML and C++ in order to leverage (or even extend) WinRT. Of course you don't get the benefit of the .NET Framework, but hey….some people like managing their own garbage collection.
- HTML and JavaScript. You can leverage the skills you have in UI layout, and make calls from JavaScript to WinRT for access to system resources, and sensor input. Which means you can now develop native Windows applications using JavaScript and HTML by accessing native WinRT APIs straight from Java script. This is particularly interesting because JavaScript development model suits a lot of cloud based applications, and now JS developers can develop first class Windows 8 applications.
- DirectX and C++. If you're building an immersive game you can use DirectX and access the device sensors and system resources through C++ and WinRT.
More on WinRT API's, Metro, developer insights and sample code in the up coming blogs.
This and the following Windows 8 articles and its contents are based on the first public developer preview of Windows 8, Visual Studio 2011 developer preview and Expression Blend 5 developer preview.
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I think it is still too early to judge UDC. It has just been accredited and its statistics jump around so much each year. But the plain and simple truth is that UDC is very strong in the public interest field. They require students to do over 400 hours of clinical work. Apparently during that time the students gain more contacts and experience than students who graduate from other schools. I wonder where UDC will be in 10 years. Will it be better than Catholic or ranked where it is now? If worse comes to worse, you can always transfer too.
Yes, because since we are "from" GW, we don't know anything about the legal market.You are a moron. Have you even looked at their bar passage rate? Its AWEFUL!
Thanks, sorry, quick typing = screw ups sometimes. What can I say, I am the spell checker generation.Anyway, the bottom line is the Bar Passage rate is crap. Look at it, its like 34% or some trash. That is horrible.
The OP came here looking to hear that the school was good, and he won't accept the truth that the school is god-aweful and does a terrible job placing students in jobs. OP:If you want to go there, go ahead. Just don't come back crying when you are 100K+ in debt and can't even land a paralegal position.
Time to develop means like 10 years bro. Even then it will be lucky to be Third Tier. You posted on here looking for the answer you wanted to hear. You and everyone else that goes there thinks they are going to be top 10% in their class.Hate to break it to you but if you scored a 151 on your LSAT and a 2.8 UGPA, then obviously you aren't the brilliant genius you think you are. Go there if that is what you want. Just don't be surprised when you can't find a job when you get out.


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Agatz, Cora Wilson. "An Incident of Fifty-Four Years Ago." - crossing the plains. 7 page typescript, possibly by Maude J. Wilson, 1920
Almanac for Thirty-Niners. Typed carbons of copies A and E of this almanac, compiled by the San Francisco WPA, 4 Oct. 1938
American Citizen, San Rafael. May 15, 1936. A right-wing newspaper.
Borel Family
Blank check of Alfred Borel & Co., n.d.
"Swiss Echoes--A Vision Transplanted." A report on Antoine Borel and the Borel Estate by E. J. Halcrow, June 1955.
British Consulate in San Francisco. Photostats of letters and papers relating to the founding of the consulate in San Francisco, 29 June 1849 -17 May 1906:
1. Sir Phipps Hornby to Sec. of the Admiralty: extract of letter re vice consul Forbes and necessity of consulate at San Francisco, 1849 June 29
2. Foreign Office Memorandum and copy, 1849 Sept. 22.
3. John Shepherd: extracts from a journal of occurrences re gold rush, necessity for consulate at San Francisco, state of S. F. business affairs, gold dust, passengers leaving, population, steamer schedules, 1849 Oct. 14-16
4. John Shepherd to Adm. Hornby, acting as "consul"?, announce arrival in Valparaiso, Mr. Falkner an agent of Starkey, Janion and Co., need for consular agent, famine, 1849 Dec. 24
5. Phipps Hornby to John Parker and Admiralty re self-constituted courts of law, orders to Capt. Wellesley, HMS Driver, 1850 Jan. 9
6. Phipps Hornby to John Parker, Esqre. M.P. and Admiralty re Shepherd, 1850 June 27
7. George G. Wellesley to Cmmdr. G. R. Johnson, Adm. Hornby, desertion of Br. crews, seizure and sale of vessels, praise for U. S. Collector of Customs recapture of the 'Helen' of Sydney on coast of Australia but men had escaped, 1850 Aug. 31
8. John [Henry Temple, viscount] Palmerston to [George] Aikin, draft of letter of appointment as 1st Dr. consul in Calif., salary of f300 a year, 1851 Feb. 25
9. George Aikin to Viscount Palmerston re Driver and C. R. Johnson, hanging of Br. citizen James Stewart (Stephens) by 'committee of vigilance,' 1851 July 14
10. George Aikin to Palmerston re more hangings, Gov. burned in effigy, 1851 Sept. 1
11. George Aikin to Palmerston re hospital care for Foreign Subjects and expense, 1851 Oct. 14
12. George Aikin to Earl of Clarendon re export of gold dust and quicksilver, steadier trade, increase in agriculture but low grain prices, statistics, British imports, population, Mexican land grant titles being settled, mining and wages, talk of Railways, Br. ships using Chile and New Granada flags because of war, 1855 Jan. 6
13. George Aikin to [J.?] F. Crampton, vigilance committee, 1856 May 21
14. George Aikin to Crampton re vigilance committee, British subjects joined committee, Gov. calls up militia, 1856 June 4
15. George Aikin to Crampton re vigilance committee, Gen. Wool and notice to British subjects, 1856 June 19
16. [Unidentified] to Clarendon re hanging of Br. citizen, arrest of Judge Terry, election frauds, 1856 July 31
17. I. Savile Lumley (David Jumley?) to Clarendon re Pres.'s message on state of affairs in Calif., Gov. Johnson, Mr. Marcy, Mr. Cushing, Calif. elections and terms of office, 1856 Aug. 11
18. I. Savile Lumley to Clarendon re Gen. Howard, rumor of sucession, 1856 Aug. 18
19. I. Savile Lumley to Clarendon re dissolution of vigilance committees, release of Judge Terry, 1856 Sept. 16
20. William Lane Booker to Clarendon: report of the trade of Calif., 1857 Feb. 9
21. Br. merchants and residents of S. F. to Clarendon: petition for Booker to succeed Aikin as consul; signed, 1857 May 1
22. William Lane Booker to Clarendon: election results, 1857 Oct. 19
23. William Lane Booker to Clarendon: expenses including hospital account, 1858 Jan. 4
24. Booker to Earl of Malmesbury with resolutions "Br. Hospital and Relief Soc.", 1858 May 4
25. Booker to Malmesbury re trade report, shipping, 1859 Jan. 19
26. James Bowman to Malmesbury re Hospital and Relief Soc. meeting and report, 1859 Apr. 19
27. Booker to Lord John Russell re Br. Hospital Soc., 1859 Sept. 6
28. Booker to Earl Granville re bounty for sailors shipped, demanded by proprietors of Sailors Boarding Houses, 1872 Dec. 10
29. Booker to Earl Granville, 1872 Dec. 24
30. [W. P. G.] memo, transfer to Consul General Wharburton from Valparaiso to S. F., S. F. raised to Consulate General, 1895 July 26
31. C. W. Bennett to Sir Edward Grey: S. F. earthquake, consulate building burned, papers destroyed except those in safes, temporary office in Oakland, General Funston, 1906 Apr. 25
32. C. W. Bennett to Sir Edward Grey: death of and injury to Br. citizens, Dr. J. Coplin Stinson, report on reconstruction, financial disaster, steel tied construction, 1906 May 4
33. Bennett to Grey, camp inspector for General Funston, relief, 1906 May 17
Burlingame, Anson. Papers
[Burlingame] family record: births, marriages, deaths
A.L.S. to "My Dear Brother," 1862 Apr. 18
A.L.S. to "My Dear Sister," Jennie [Burlingame], [Mrs. Anson Burlingame], 1867 Feb. 12
A.L.S. to "Dear Relative" [Anson Burlingame] signed by Nelson Burlingame, 1939 Apr. 10, with envelope
A.L.S. to "My Dear Father" [Joel Burlingame], 1860 Oct. 8
Paper by Susan Burlingame Holton on "Anson's Sociability" with transcript of article re Anson
Angell genealogy with attached typed copy of George Washington's letter to the Gov. of Rhode Island, n.d.
Miscellanea: clippings; Mark Twain comments on Anson Burlingame; tintype of "My Burlingame grandparents, Uncle DeWitt, Henry and my father;" copy of information sent to N. Burlingame; complimentary banquet announcement to the Hon. Anson Burlingame in Faneuil Hall, 1856 Nov. 24
California tax documents and miscellanea
State poll-tax receipt, 1901 June 22
State election Republican and anti-monopoly tickets, 1874 Oct. 13
Page from a ledger of state and county taxes, 1854-1855
Campbell & Stoddard (Grass Valley, Calif.), day book #30, 1874 Jan. 17 -Aug. 20
Campbell, William (Grass Valley, Calif.) Papers
A.L.S. to Campbell from Dickson DeWolf & Co., 1887 Aug. 30
2 T.L.S. to Campbell from Baker & Hamilton, 1890 Nov. 3 and Nov. 12
Cherington, Reed B. Collection
Scrapbooks (6) with pictures, photographs, and postcards of California missions, n.d.
Novel Manifest Destiny in typed form, n.d.
Columbia, Calif., Act of incorporation, 1854 Apr. 9
Constanso, Don Miguel. Type translation from Spanish of the report and diary of Don Miguel Constanso, royal engineer of the land expedition in search of Monterey, 1769 July 14 -1770 Feb. 7
Crocker, William H. T.L.S. to Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, 1934 Aug. 3
Day Book or Subscription Book - Eureka, Calif. Ledger of subscriptions, 1860 June 2 -1862 Dec. 6
Durango, Bishop of. Typed copy of a report on conditions in the diocese of the Bishop of Durango (New Galicia), 1760-1763
Election of 1884, Calif. Bound book of newspaper clippings, bulletins, ballots and maps pertaining to the election, 1884
Election of 1888, Calif. Amador County, 2 Regular Democratic tickets, 1888
Fair, James G. Check to Calvin Cole, sup't. of [W]oodworth Mill for $155.91, 1877 July 2
Ferral, Robert. A.L.S. to John T. Malvne, Esq. re The Young Men's Democratic Club, 1876 July 6
Galbraith, Edith C. Collection
A. The Voyage of Hecata and Bodega, 1775: ms. and notes from sources, translations from Spanish (Bruno Hecata, Juan Perez, Manuel Maurique, Fernando Quiros, Juan de Ayala, Diego Choquet, Francisco Bodega y Quadra, Francisco Antonie Maurelle) and comparative notes of different translations, written 1914 July
B. Notes? Maurelle (biographical note), Hecata and Malaspina, part of a draft, translation from Spanish and translator's additions and conclusions.
C. Notes from ms. copies of Bodega and Maurelle in Voyage of 1775. Copied from General Archives of the Indies, Sevilla - Papers of the Minister of State, Audience of Mexico file 19. Some from Ayala ms. Bodega's ms. signed by a copyist, Manuel Josef de Ayala, ends "A copy of the original that exists in the archives of the Sec. of State of the Indies and at the orders of his secretary, His Excellency Senor Don Josef de Galvez, I have presented in Madrid the 20 of June 1778."
D. Notes from ms. of Hecata Voyage of 1775. Galbraith ? draft or translation, 1912. Hecata Diary - some still in Spanish, biographical note.
E. [Estorga's] Voyage to Manila Philippines 1768-1769. Letter from Gov. Gen. of Philippines Marquis de Croix (re Francisco Xavier Estorgo) to Julian de Arriaga; Estorga was commander of the schooner "Nuestra Senora de la Soledad" (alias La Sonera). Estorga diary: translation from Viage politico-scientifice Alrededer del muno por las corbeta Descubierta y Altrevda, al mundo de los Capitanes de navio J. Alexjandre Malaspina y Don Jose Bustameute y Guerra, des de 1789 a 1794.
F. The Voyage of Hecata and Bodega - typescript with ms. corrections, 41 pages. Edith C. Galbraith, 1914 July.
G. Bodega's Method of Navigation 1775. Translated by Gertrude Mason and includes diary with description of Indians and customs.
H. Perez Diary ("Continuation") 1774 Feb. 11 to Nov. 21. Typescript translation, some manuscript notes in Spanish.
I. Typescript of Forward, Bodega's Method of Navigation (trans.), Bodega's Diary (trans.), Introduction - all with ms. corrections. Berkeley 1936.
J. Introduction (different from above) - carbon, Malaspina voyage - first English translation. Translation from the Spanish of Malaspina's "Physical characteristics and customs of Calif." in Viage politico-scientifice Alrededer del Mundo en 1789-1794. Pub. Madrid 1885. E.C.G. translated, 1914. Typescript.
K. Malaspina - manuscript copy of item J.
L. Voyage to the Northwest Coast in 1779. Typed translation with ms. corrections of Francisco Antonio Maurelle's diary by E.C. and Alma Galbraith. (San Juan Islands?)
M. Bodega Diary, etc., - 1775 voyage of Sonera ms. translation and edition, 1936
N. Juan Perez Diary, 1774. 4 pages typed, ms. translation.
O. The original folders which held the above papers.
P. Juan V.G. P. de Padilla Horasitas y Aguayo. Copy of the archives of the count, viceroy of Mexico, 1789-1794. Expedition to Alta Calif.
Garnett, R. S. 3 A.L.S. (photocopies). Two personal and one on Cal. State seal and coat of arms.
Hichborn, Franklin. Papers
Letters: 2 T.L. and 2 T.L.S. re Hichborn from: George Sehlmeyer, 1962 Sept. 10;R. C. Swank, 1954 Nov. 5; Tom Baily, 1954 Nov. 2; Edward A. Ross, 1897 Mar. 8. 1 T. L. from Hichborn, 1854 Oct. 25
Typed papers on: Calif. in the 1896 National Campaign; The Calif. senatorial deadlock of 1899; Meeting the machine in Nevada; The Santa Cruz Convention, 1906; Hiram W. Johnson elected governor; The 1912 LaFollette incident; The recall of state senator Edwin E. Grant; the bitterly fought 1916 campaign; and the Sinclair-Merriam campaign.
Hutchings, James Mason
Part I: Diary of his journey to Calif. begining 19 May 1848.Includes introductions; list of graves passed; weather conditions and letters; typed copy.
Part 2: Diary of his journey to Calif. begining 1 Jan. 1855.Includes introductions; list of graves passed; weather conditions and letters; typed copy.
Johnson, Hiram W. 2 T.L.S. to Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, 1937 Apr. 9 and 1931 Dec. 21
Jones, William Carey
1. Dobyns, Major Edward - Personal recollections of Thomas Hart Benton, papers 1-7, [1882]; Misc. anecdotes and recollections of T. H. Benton, A-H. [Photocopies]
2. Fremont, Elizabeth (Lily) - 7 A.L.S. to Benton Jones and W. C. Jones; A.L.S. extract from 1883 Feb. 3 speech. [Photocopies]
3. Fremont, Mrs. Jessie Benton (John Charles) - 7 A.L.S. to W. C. Jones, [1884]-1890 (with typed copies). [Photocopies]
4. Gault, Hon. Thomas T. - Holograph address in honor of Thomas H. Benton, 1882 March 14. [Photocopies]
5. Jones, William Carey - A.L.S. to [William] Fremont, 1847 Dec. 11; A.L.S. to Benton Jones, 1864 July 22. Five misc. pamphlets, three newspaper clippings and a printed poem. [Photocopies]
Ledger. Of "Goods Ordered," 1866-1868, in the Grass Valley area.
Lien Law Committee. Original papers (with some carbons) of reports of the Lien Law Committee, 1929-1931.
Marshall, James W. Holograph fragment of ms. of The Life of Marshall (discoverer of gold in Calif.) written by [George Frederick] Parsons.
McCormas, Francis. A.L.S. to Mrs. [Max] Sloss, n.y., Apr. 23.
Melville, John. 2 typescript copies of Guide to California Wines, n.d.
Mining Stock, Calif.
17 receipts of shares of stock from: The Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co.; The Ophir Silver Mining Co.; The Consolidated Virginia Mining Co.; and The Savage Gold and Silver Mining Co., 1908-1922
4 blank checks - Andrew J. Moulder, S. F. Controller.
Norton I. Bond receipt from the Imperial Government of Norton I, 1874. Printed by Cuddy & Hughes, S.F.
Pelacio, Francisco. 2 receipts dated 24 May 1862 (Watsonville) and 6 May 1864 (Monterey).
Alvarado, Juan B. Original ms. of Expediente for Rancho Capitancillos (Santa Clara County) granted to Justo Lanos, 1842 Aug. 1. (Alvardao was Governor of the Californias.)
Point Lobos Reserve
Letters from the "Save the Redwoods League" and reports on the conditions of the Reserve.
Bound volume of reports of the advisory committee, 1936, with pictures and maps. (Delivered to the State Park Commission, March 1.)
Port Palo Alto on S. F. Bay - an Earthly Paradise. Pamphlet, 1907 Apr.
Portello, Col. J.M.T. Scrapbook, ca. 1904
San Francisco Abstract of Title (and Certificate of Search). Bound ms. concerning the various lots and boundaries in the "Golden City," 1889 Mar.
San Francisco Verein. Ledger of club affairs for the year, 1868
Santa Rosa Ranch. Abstract of Title to 3 acres of land on the Santa Rosa Ranch in Sonoma County; also, deeds, wills, and taxes, 1839-1908.
Sherwood, B. F. Letters
A.L.S. to "Howard," 1937 Jan. 27 (signed "Frank" - possibly Frank Dickensen).
A.L.S. to "Plato," 1860 Mar. 22(signed B.F. Sherwood).
Snook, Dr. John
A.L.S. pass to San Francisco by Mayor Ferreis of Berkeley, 1906 Apr. 24. Snook's signature is also on the pass.
6 photographs of Truckee, Tahoe, Dr. and Mrs. Snook, the Sacramento River and an oil field.
Spreckels, Rudolph. T.L.S. to Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, 1908 Mar. 16
St. Anne's Church (Columbia, Calif.?). Ledger of receipts and expenditures, 1864-1868, in a cover of "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs," with "Gold Nugget Club" written on the cover.
Starr, Kevin. Americans and the California Dream.Review of the book by Wallace Stegner, This World, 1973 May 27.
Statehood Centennial, Calif. (W. T. Russell)
Newspaper clippings pertaining to the event.
Pamphlet on "Nevada County - Gold Capitol of California."
A.L.S. to Miss Theresa Gay from the Russells, 1950 Oct. 5, with envelope portraying the centennial of statehood.
Clipping from the Oakland Tribune, 1948 Jan 18, re Russell and Marshall.
Stephenson, Terry
T.L.S. by Allen W. Goddard, 1964 Oct. 16
Typed paper re: Terry E. Stephenson, Orange County Historian.
Stillman, Jacob. Letters written to Davis Babcock while on a trip around the world, 1877-1879.
Terry, David S.
T.L.S. by W. D. Baggett re J. W. Terry material, 1936, Sept. 3. 0
Clipping on Terry's death.
Notes for Mr. Wheat and Mr. Klette on Terry's life.
Carbon of a letter by J. W. Terry to Domas Malone, 1934 Sept. 17.
Tilden, Major Charles Lee. Bound copy of "Some Reminiscenses of Major Charles Lee Tilden," 1857 July 17 -1950 Nov. 12. (Stories portraying some of life's experiences)
Tod, David. A.L.S. to Gen. Persifor F. Smith, Gov. of Calif., 1849 Apr. 22. (Letter of introduction for Samuel C. Lewis).
Trinity Center, Calif. Pages 29-40 of court procedures, 1897.
Unknown to "Dear General." Suisun Bay Survey. A.L.S., 1886 Nov. 30. (The signature is unidentified and the letter seems to be political in nature.)
Van Sooy, Neal. "Newspapers and Periodicals in California from 1846-1880." Carbon copy of paper for History 112, 1933 Mar. 3.
Vila, Don Vicente. Sea log (translated from Spanish) of Don Vicente Vila, 1770 Jan. 1 -1771 May 12. Journey from La Paz, Lower Calif. to San Diego.
Waterman, Edwin R. Bound diary of Edwin R. Waterman, 1848 Jan. 1 -1849 Sept. 21. Appears to concern his daily activities and a sea trip from Boston via Panama to San Francisco and Sacramento.
Wells Fargo & Co.
Pony Express centennial postcard, 1960.
A.L.S. by Theo. Wood, Cashier, 1869 Nov. 9, with envelope.
Wheeler, Alfred (1822-1903)
5 Dept. of State documents re Wheeler's appointments to government positions in Calif, 1851-1852. Among the signatures are those of Daniel Webster, Millard Fillmore, Thomas H. Seymour (Gov. of Conn.) and N. L. Derrick (Acting Sec. of State).
3 holograph letters: 1851 Oct. 14, 1852 Apr. 2, and 1862 July 24.
Clipping from the San Francisco Chronicle re Wheeler's death, 1903 Aug. 19.
Pamphlet by Wheeler re his life, 1852 Apr., with picture.
While Plains, Nevada. Deed of land, 1869 Apr. 5.
Whitney, Charlotte Anita.
Pamphlet on "The Case of Charlotte Anita Whitney," by F. Hichborn, 1920.
Transcript of record of "The Supreme Court of the U.S. - The People of the State of Calif. vs. Charlotte Anita Whitney."
Clipping from the San Jose Mercury re her death, 1955 Feb. 2
Wright, William Lawton. Papers, maps, pictures re "The Warner Ranch Butterfield Station puzzle." (An historical investigation). San Diego.
Zamora, Epigmenio. Holograph stories re the town of Hornitos, ca. 1890 June 13-16. Mariposa County atmosphere.
Miscellaneous documents, 1850-1944
V-mail season's greetings, 1944 Dec. 8
Society of California Pioneers invitation, 1867 July 7
Records of the Republican Association of the city of Sacramento, 1950 Mar. 8
Two clippings from the Los Angeles Times re the Presparedness Day parade bombing in San Francisco, 1916 July 22
Small notebook re California mission days and California missions in "Warner," California, 1933 July -Aug.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1891-1913 and n.d.
Inventory of San Antonio de Padua in California, 1846. (In Spanish; very complete). By Mariano Soberanes, under judge's orders to be presented to Doroteo Ambris (last resident priest).
Rancho of Salsipuedes grant, 1865 April (copy of orig. title); and Rancho Aronitas y Agua Caliente, with plat, 1859. (original deed).


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text: Apparently the Department of Energy is really slow when it comes to writing checks, as the Detroit News now reports that Detroit automakers may not get their recently approved loan packages until mid-way through 2010. DOE spokesperson Healy Baumgardner said "there are a number of legal and administrative requirements with which the Department must comply, such as the National Environmental Policy Act, we anticipate it could take at least 6 to 18 months or more, after necessary funds are appropriated." Which, of course, is a bureaucratic way of saying "red tape." Not surprisingly, the news didn't sit well with Michigan lawmakers and representatives from the Detroit Three, who had been laboring under the impression that checks would be cut as early as January 2009. US Representative John Dingell of Dearborn, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said, "It appears that DOE is making excuses for its own anticipated failures. If DOE is asking for vigorous oversight to ensure it performs its duties, we will be happy to oblige." Snap! As it turns out, though, Dingell has a basis for frustration. The Detroit News also reports that the loan program was authorized in the Energy Act passed in December 2007, but the Energy Department didn't begin writing the regulations until late August. Additionally, DOE has yet to provide any funds for a $2 billion advanced energy program approved in 2005, despite picking 26 finalists almost a year ago. Your government at work, folks: Filling out forms in triplicate while automakers wait for funding that's already been approved. [Detroit News; Photo Credit: AP]


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State Smeal College of Business faculty and staff marked Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week last month with two activities providing opportunities to increase awareness of ethics and compliance at the University.
Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week is a national celebration highlighting the importance of ethics and compliance in the workplace.
"This week's activities provided our faculty and staff with the opportunity to learn more about the University's and the college's commitment to fostering a culture of integrity."
-- Jennifer Eury, director of honor and integrity, Smeal College of Business
A luncheon with Penn State Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer Regis Becker was the first of the week's events. At the luncheon, Becker provided an update on the state of ethics and compliance at the University and addressed questions.
"We're looking to engage community members across the University to strengthen our ethical culture. What we're trying to do is make a great University better," said Becker.
Smeal faculty and staff were also invited to attend a breakfast with the college's Human Resources Office and Financial Office as a way to provide clarity and insights into existing policies and procedures.
Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week events were held on behalf of Smeal's Honor and Integrity initiative, led by Director of Honor and Integrity Jennifer Eury.
"This week's activities provided our faculty and staff with the opportunity to learn more about the University's and the college's commitment to fostering a culture of integrity," said Eury. "We will continue to build on the momentum from this week in the months ahead."
Becker added, "We're excited by Jennifer's efforts to engage University community members in our efforts to build and maintain an ethical culture."
About honor and integrity at Smeal
Integrity and ethical behavior are fundamental to the Smeal College of Business culture. Commonly referred to as "honor and integrity," these values underscore who we are and what we do as a leading business school community, both in and out of the classroom. The college's foundation of honor and integrity lies in the Honor Code, drafted in partnership with master of business administration students in 2006 and adopted by undergraduates in 2007. Honor and integrity are infused into courses across the Smeal curriculum, and the G. Albert Shoemaker Program in Business Ethics supports ethics lectures and related scholarly research. For more information on honor and integrity at Smeal, visit www.smeal.psu.edu/about/honor.


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Bristol Palin brought the A-game to the floor, and her supporter-in-chief to the audience for the second week of "Dancing with the Stars." The results were positively lethal.
With Sarah Palin sitting in the front row with adorable daughter Piper, it was the most effective P.R. offensive a dance show/popularity contestant you could ever ask for.
And Bristol finished up the job with her professional dance partner Mark Ballas, performing an impressive quickstep dance to the tune of "You Can't Hurry Love."
Despite a smattering of boos, the crowd, the judges and no doubt the home audience mostly ate it up as proud Mama Grizzly looked on at her 19-old daughter. Sarah even revealed a new nickname, dubbing her "Bristol the Pistol" during a courtside interview.
That's a nickname that's going to stick for as long as the 19-year-old is going to stay in the competition.
And there shouldn't be any doubt that the Bristol Palin is going to be a contender. The two scored a score of 22 out of 30, putting them near the top of the leader board.
Some might say that score was a little inflated (was there a Palin Boost?), especially when Jennifer Grey and Derek Hough are only two points away with 24. It needs to be pointed out, objectively, the Grey-Hough dance was far more polished and amazing than the Palin-Ballas number. But there is only the slightest difference in points.
How Judge Len Goodman can give the same 8 score to both couples sort of boggles the mind especially after he praised Grey so much and then told Palin that "it's not quite there, but it's very, very close."
No matter. Both parties are sure to bust through to next week, while the Palin family charm offensive was firing on all cylinders. Sarah Palin completely wowed in the front row with a surprising witty interview that somehow managed to perfectly incorporate her hockey-Mom image.
When she was asked what she thought of the dance judges, she immediately snapped back: "Before a hockey game, you're not going to chew out the refs before your team is on the ice. They're great."
That comment alone was worth a 10.
Piper looked adorable fiddling with her formal dress and yelling out proudly to her sister from the side.
Bristol seemed to even be breaking out of her shell and didn't seem to totally rely on Ballas to show some personality for the part.
In terms of critique, the judges asked for more, in Goodman's words, "flair." But in most every other aspect, the Palin family brought the fireworks.
Sarah and Bristol "The Pistol" Palin Rock the House on "Dancing With the Stars"
Bristol Palin brought the A-game to the floor, and her supporter-in-chief to the audience for the second week of "Dancing with the Stars." The results were positively lethal.


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Michelle Obama Hilariously Breaks Down Why Melania Trump's Inauguration Gift Exchange Appeared So Awkward
The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
MAKHACHKALA, Russia (AP) — Militants from Chechnya and other restive provinces in Russia's volatile North Caucasus have targeted Moscow and other areas with bombings and hostage-takings, but if it turns out that the suspects in the Boston bombings are linked to those insurgencies it would mark the first time the Russian conflict had spawned a major terror attack in the United States.
The suspects were identified by law enforcement officials and family members as Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, ethnic Chechens with ties to the Russian region. There was no immediate information of their links, if any, to any insurgent group.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, was killed in a gun battle with police in Massachusetts overnight, officials said. His 19-year-old brother escaped.
Before moving to the United States, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev lived briefly in Makhachkala, the capital of Dagestan, a predominantly Muslim republic that has become the epicenter of the Islamic insurgency that spilled over from Chechnya. On his page on the social networking site VKontakte, Tsarnaev said he attended School No. 1 from 1999 until 2001.
The principal of School No. 1 in Makhachkala, Irina Bandurina, told the AP that Tsarnaev left for the U.S. in March 2002.
The suspects' father, who lives in Makhachkala, told the AP his younger son was a second-year medical student and "a true angel."
The conflict in Chechnya began in 1994 as a separatist war, but quickly morphed into an Islamic insurgency dedicated to carving out an independent Islamic state in the Caucasus.
Russian troops withdrew from Chechnya in 1996 after the first Chechen war, leaving it de-facto independent and largely lawless, but then rolled back three years later following apartment building explosions in Moscow and other cities blamed on the rebels.
Chechnya has stabilized under the steely grip of Kremlin-backed local strongman Ramzan Kadyrov, a former rebel whose forces have been accused of massive rights abuses. But the Islamic insurgency has spread to neighboring provinces, with Dagestan, sandwiched between Chechnya and the Caspian Sea, becoming the epicenter of violence with militants launching daily attacks against police and other authorities.
Militants from Chechnya and neighboring provinces have carried out a long series of terror attacks in Russia, including a 2002 hostage-taking raid in a Moscow theater, in which 129 hostages died, a 2004 hostage-taking in a school in the southern city of Beslan that killed more than 330 people, and numerous bombings in Moscow and other cities.
The Obama administration placed Chechen warlord Doku Umarov on a list of terrorist leaders after he claimed responsibility for March 2010 double suicide bombings on Moscow's subway that killed 40 and a November 2009 train bombing that claimed 26 lives.
In recent years, however, militants in Chechnya, Dagestan and other neighboring provinces have largely refrained from attacks outside the Caucasus.
Russian officials and experts have claimed that rebels in Chechnya had close links with al-Qaida. They said that dozens of fighters from Arab countries trickled into Chechnya during the fighting there, while some Chechen militants have gone to fight in Afghanistan.
The U.S. has long urged Russia's government and separatist elements in Chechnya not aligned with al-Qaida or other terrorist organizations to seek a political settlement.
Washington provided aid to the area during the high points of fighting in the 1990s and in the early 2000s, and has demanded human rights accountability.
But the U.S. always backed the territorial integrity of Russia, never endorsing the separatists' desire for an independent state. And it has supported Russia's right to root out terrorism in the region.
In recent years, people from Chechnya have faced charges in several European countries.
In 2011, a Chechen-born man was sentenced in Denmark to 12 years in prison for preparing a letter bomb that exploded as he was assembling it in a Copenhagen hotel a year earlier.
Lors Doukayev, a then 25-year-old, one-legged resident of Belgium, was wounded when assembling the device, which is believed also to have been intended for the Jyllands-Posten newspaper, which published controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. No one else was injured. The letter was filled with steel pellets and contained triacetone triperoxide, or TATP, which terrorists used in the bombs that killed 52 people in London in 2005.
Last month, Spain's Interior Ministry said French and Spanish police arrested three suspected Islamic extremists in an operation in and around Paris. A statement said the suspected activists were of Chechen origin and believed to be linked to an alleged terror cell dismantled last August in southern Spain. The cell was suspected of planning attacks in Spain and elsewhere in Europe.
Two suspects, Elsy Issakov and Mourad Idrissov, were arrested in Paris and a third, Ali Dokaev, was detained in the town of Noyon, northeast of the French capital. The arrests took place Feb. 26.
In August, two Russians arrested in the southwestern Spanish city of La Linea were charged with belonging to an unnamed terror organization and possession of explosives.
Isachenkov reported from Moscow. Bradley Klapper in Washington contributed to this report.
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The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
"When my teacher asks me a question thinking I'm not paying attention, but I get it right."


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BWR: Building Waterloo Region Festival
Keynote Speaker: Alison Brooks,
Alison Brooks Architects
Topic: News from London: 'Future Heritage' and the Culture(s) of City-Building
WED. July 30 at 7:30 pm
Mike Lazaridis Theatre of Ideas
at Perimeter Institute - 31 Caroline St. N. - Waterloo
Britain, and London in particular, has served as one of the world's great testing grounds for urban design, architectural ideas, and cultural ideals. From the monastic settlements of the Middle Ages, to the 17th Century's Georgian squares, to 18th C Regency planning followed by the spectacular urbanisation of the Industrial Revolution; to Ebenezer Howard's Garden Cities and the utopian housing disasters of the post-war period; Britain is emerging with a newly energized, critical culture of city-building. This culture addresses not only issues of urban design but the complex social, economic and political forces that often work against quality of life in growing cities. Alison Brooks has spearheaded a current UK debate around new development and urban design that identifies quality, robustness, identity and character as significant generators of long-term social and economic value; the principle of future heritage. She will discuss this concept and how Britain's urban legacy has provided a fertile context for ABA's 'city-building' work in London, Bath and Oxford.


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MANILA – 09-14-2018 (PRDistribution.com) — Digital currencies started as a small and niche market, but their potential was soon understood by almost everyone interested in the future of online trading. That has led to the creating of many new exchange platforms and countless new traders looking for their way into this new market.
BIT.CC is as new exciting digital currency platform created with the purpose of helping new traders get acquainted with the business, but also to provide security and create the infrastructure needed for the long-term trading plans.
Here's what makes it stand out
Long-term investments
For a while now, investing in digital currency wasn't considered to be a long-term investment. Everyone used to discuss them as a bubble and it was a novelty in the world of finances, so no one planned to invest in cryptocurrencies with a ten- year plan in mind. However, this is starting to change, since these currencies are now commonplace.
BIT.CC wants to be in the lead when it comes to long-term investors and that's why it's offering an interest as long as the investor is holding the asset. This used to be a common feature in traditional trading and bank accounts and now it will make its way to the digital currency market as well.
Connecting with other traders
Keeping track of the latest info about the trade and the state of the currencies you're purchasing is the most important feature of a successful trader. Since social media is dominating our online lives for years now, it makes sense to combine the two and to organize a platform in a manner that's similar to social media feeds. That's exactly what BIT.CC has done.
The opening page of the BIT.CC platform is modeled to look like a Facebook feed with the relevant news from the industry appearing right in front of the trader. The users can curate this feed and thus find the info they need right away.
Newby traders
It's expected that many new traders, with little experience in the area of cryptocurrency trading, join the platform in pursuit of business success. That also means that they are likely to make newbie mistakes that can be avoided or at least insured against. One of the greatest novelties of BIT.CC platform comes in this department since it will provide insurance to cover these rookie mistakes in particular.
The most common of such mistakes is missing important trades due to inattention to the data coming in. With insurance covering such cases, BIT.CC platform hopes to attract and calm new traders.
Customer support
The first interactions with the platform are usually of the greatest importance because the process can be intimidating, especially for new traders. That's where a good customer support comes into play. This isn't just about putting users at ease; it's also a first security measure that can end up saving someone's investment in the future.
BIT.CC makes it easy for the users to get things started and to ask questions about the signing process or any other issues that they might have. This can also be done, via an app that allows the users to track the progress of their complaint.
Charts, charts, charts
In the end, another useful feature coming from BIT.CC is dedicated to providing the users with actionable data, about their trades.
The trade section of the platform lets the user keep track of how their trades are going, presented both in form of clear to understand charts and feeds with the latest data. This is useful for both the beginners and those who are expanding their portfolios.
Modern trading platforms need to provide their users with all the data in real time and thus make their work easier. At the same time, they shouldn't be overwhelming so that small and new traders can get a handle on the trading process.
This is the market BIT.CC platform is trying to cater to and they are doing a great job. The platform is made to encourage new users and to keep them around for years to come with both the quality of service and the interest they are currently offering.
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We were at home, painting the house, slopping primer all over the wooden trim and ourselves, when our phones just started going off. Some people would say that our phones "exploded," but after today's events that phrase just doesn't seem right. Keith's office overlooks the finish line, and his colleagues were under the impression that he had been in Copley Square when the bombs were detonated. He wasn't, but still his phone kept on ringing and buzzing, and alerting him that people cared.
I am a New Yorker, born and bred. Up until this point, I've allowed Boston a sliver of space in my heart because it raised the man I love. Still, "I'm not from here," I've said. I've bemoaned giving up my New York license. I've called its people provincial. I've scorned its awkward and archaic laws. I've derided its class system. I've begrudged the bagels.
Today, I'm telling all of you that I'm from Boston. I'm from here, and I'm mad. I'm mad and confused and troubled and upset and pissed off. I'm frustrated with the breathless affect of the news media. I'm sick thinking of all the athletes who were running for a cause, or for a charity, or a for purpose that didn't include hate or fear or pain or terror. I'm shaking with anger because I need someone to explain to me the point of this.
Something that has really struck me about these events is not how much people hate and want to hurt, but how much people love and want to help. The Red Cross website was inundated for hours with people trying to glean information on when and how and where to donate blood. Residents across the Boston Metro Area and beyond are opening their homes to strangers stranded in a maimed city.
This is what's important to remember: in times of terror, there are moments of triumph, and those moments are made by people.