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The Walter Swan Trust has been established to promote creative writing and to provide opportunities to young and new writers. The charity's first planned activity is The Walter Swan Playwriting Award, in association with the Ilkley Playhouse and the Ilkley Literature Festival, and with the support of the West Yorkshire Playhouse. We hope this will become an annual event.
Over time, the charity's activities will spread into other areas of creative writing. This includes plans to introduce a poetry writing competition in 2016 in association with the Wharfedale Poets.
Initial funding has come from donations given at Walter's funeral on 2 May 2014 and subsequently we have continued to receive many generous donations. Various fundraising events are planned for the future. If you would like to donate, you may like to wait until Gift Aid status has been secured. Once this is in place, we will include a donation link on this website.
The founding trustees from left to right are Graham Smith, Niccola Swan (chair), Finlay Swan, Yvette Huddleston and Laurie Swan. The registered charity number is 1159121.


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David Campbell performing on the Native Peoples Area stage. Annotations include: "MB. David Campbell. '75." Slide number 31.


Being Latina for me is also being a strong woman.
'Dance Dance Revolution.' That's a lot of fun when you're having a dinner party and you just want to be a little silly.
The thing with Stephen King is that everyone dies, and everyone comes back to life. So you never know with his mind where things go. It's the same with Steven Spielberg, too.
My favorite car is a '69 Barracuda.
I like cars. I know some things. I can change my own car and battery and change my own oil.
I love meat - I'm Cuban; I grew up eating meat, platanos, and arroz con pollo. I don't believe in starving yourself, but sometimes I do cleanses and diets to prepare for a role.
I make a bomb vaca frita. It's like a flank steak like with the ropa vieja, but it's fried with garlic and lime. And I make a really good picadillo.
My family lives in Miami, and I always envision myself, if something happens, it'd be like 'The Day After Tomorrow' where I walk across country to find my family. That would be the kind of person I would be. I feel like I wouldn't be as scared. If it happens, it happens. You face it.
I like to play 'Battleship,' and I also like 'Wordle' on iPhone. These are good things to play while you're on set. 'Words with Friends' is also great.
I think the last game console I had was Super Nintendo. I remember once I played the Sega Genesis. But Super Nintendo was my last game device. I played outside more. I liked kickball and baseball.
I do eat what I want. I love meat - I'm Cuban: I grew up eating meat, platanos, and arroz con pollo. I don't believe in starving yourself, but sometimes I do cleanses and diets to prepare for a role. I choose a lot of greens, proteins, and fats, and I like to be really active.


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Corruption probe reaches Cardinal Sepe
The cardinal Archbishop of Naples will cooperate with a corruption investigation, the Vatican has said, after the Church was dragged into the biggest scandal facing Italy in years.
Police investigating the "Great Works" probe are looking into the property and other financial dealings of Cardinal Crescenzio Sepe while he led the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples, known as Propaganda Fide, from 2001 until 2006.
Investigators are looking into allegations that the cardinal sold property below market value to a government minister who then allocated public funds for work on the Vatican building housing the congregation. There are also questions about how the cardinal helped a government official – now also under investigation – find a flat in one of Rome's most exclusive districts.
The wider allegations include bribery and sexual favours involving businessmen, members of the Church hierarchy and public officials. Among those being investigated is Guido Bertolaso, special commissioner for the 2009 Aquila earthquake disaster fund and a top aide to Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
Prosecutors hope to determine if corruption influenced the awarding of contracts worth several billion euros for various large-scale projects, among them the rebuilding of L'Aquila and the preparation of the 2000 Jubilee Year events in Rome.
Although the media cannot reveal details of investigations before any indictments are brought, Mr Bertolaso said after his interrogation that he was allowed to live rent-free in a Propaganda Fide-owned palazzo in the Via Giulia, one of Rome's most expensive streets. The rent was allegedly paid by Diego Anemone, a construction tycoon at the heart of the alleged ring.
Newspapers say police are also investigating several other Propaganda Fide properties given to figures in the probe during Cardinal Sepe's tenure at the well-financed Vatican missionary office.
Vatican spokesman Jesuit Fr Federico Lombardi said the Vatican supported Cardinal Sepe.
Fr Lombardi added that, while Cardinal Sepe had "the right to be respected and esteemed", the Vatican wanted the "situation to be cleared up fully and rapidly, so that shadows on him and on Church institutions can be eliminated."
"Cardinal Sepe is a person who has worked and works intensely and generously for the Church and for the people entrusted to him and who has a right to be respected and esteemed," Fr Lombardi said.
"As he himself has said, Cardinal Sepe obviously will collaborate in reaching this clarification," he said.
Cardinal Sepe said: "I always did everything with maximum transparency. I always acted in accordance with my conscience, having the good of the Church as my only objective."
Also under investigation is Pietro Lunardi, who allegedly purchased a Propaganda Fide palazzo in Rome in 2004, while minister of infrastructure, for a fraction of its real worth.
Also arrested was Angelo Balducci, a former government official for public works who was quietly dropped from the ranks of those who serve as honorary ushers at Vatican ceremonies. Mr Berlusconi's industry minister, Claudio Scajola, has already been forced by the probe to resign after it was disclosed that he had purchased a property with a view of the Colosseum with the alleged help of £740,000 from an associate of construction Diego Anemone.
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MP's dismay at Pen Farthing's animal evacuation from Afghanistan
A Kent MP who served as an intelligence officer in Afghanistan has questioned whether evacuating 170 animals from the country was the best use of resources. Tom Tugendhat (Con), the Tonbridge and Malling representative, is among a number of ex-forces MPs to have criticised the withdrawal of British troops.
Tom Tugendhat said: "What would you say if I sent an ambulance to save my dog rather than your mother?" Picture: Andy Jones
And he has since voiced his dismay after a former Royal Marine who founded an animal shelter in Afghanistan evacuated dozens of cats and dogs. Paul "Pen" Farthing arrived at London's Heathrow Airport in a privately-funded charter flight at about 7.30am yesterday, following his Operation Ark campaign to get workers and animals from the Nowzad shelter in Kabul out of the country.
Speaking to LBC, host Matt Frei asked Mr Tugendhat: "There's a lot of controversy and a lot of debate about whether this was the right or wrong thing to do. What's your view on that?"
The MP said: "People have been focusing on the aeroplanes. It's not the aeroplanes that are the problem.
"There is quite a lot of space on the aeroplanes. They're coming and going relatively easily.
Pen Farthing, who founded the Nowzad Dogs charity. Picture: Alison Westbrook
"The difficulty is getting people into and out of the airport and we've just used a lot of troops to bring in 200 dogs. Meanwhile, my interpreter's family are likely to be killed.
As one interpreter asked me a few days ago, 'why is my five year old worth less than your dog?'" Mr Frei asked how he responded, to which Mr Tugendhat said: "I didn't have an answer, what would your answer be?" The LBC host did not answer and said the MP had made a good point.
Mr Tugendhat added: "We've got an NHS in the United Kingdom that taxes us all about one in seven pounds we spend.
What would you say if I sent an ambulance to save my dog rather than your mother?" A mass airlift has been under way since the Taliban took control of the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul, with a deadline of August 31 in place for UK and American troops to leave the country.
Tom Tugendhat has been outspoken on the UK's withdrawal from Afghanistan. Image: Parliament TV
The Allied forces first entered Afghanistan in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks on the US, with the war starting in 2001. The Ministry of Defence has said the UK's final evacuation flight purely for civilians has left Kabul, with further flights expected to only have UK diplomatic and military personnel on board.
Chairman of the foreign affairs select committee Mr Tugendhat gave a powerful speech during an emotionally-charged Commons debate earlier this month on the sorry situation. Meanwhile, a recording, obtained by The Times, captured Mr Farthing berating Peter Quentin, a special adviser to Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, earlier in the week, accusing him of "blocking" efforts to arrange the evacuation flight. Speaking today, Mr Farthing told ITV's Good Morning Britain: "I'm incredibly embarrassed about my language, I do apologise to everybody who's listened to that.
"I was at the lowest point I could possibly be. I understand how the world works but emotions got the better of me, so for all those who had to listen to that I do apologise for my language. "I should not have said it like that, but the sentiment, yes, I was just incredibly upset, angry, frustrated, it was the lowest point.
I had no other option, I didn't know what else to do. "So that's why you've probably heard some colourful language." Mr Farthing's Operation Ark campaign became hugely topical on social media, but Mr Wallace had complained it was distracting from the focus on evacuating the most vulnerable out of Afghanistan.
Mr Wallace previously said Ministry of Defence staff had faced abuse from Mr Farthing's supporters.
Pen Farthing evacuated 170 dogs and cats from Afghanistan.
Picture: Alison Westbrook
However, Mr Farthing dismissed claims that he was helped by the UK government to get into Kabul airport with his animals. He said: "Nobody in the British government facilitated my entry into that airport – I did that with the Taliban. "I came up to the British checkpoint, that was the first time – and this is well into the airport, the Taliban and British are stood there, there's some barbed wire separating them – that was the first time I spoke to any British people.
"So whoever is making any accusations or any comments needs to actually have been stood there on the ground to see how I got into that airport. "Nobody facilitated my entry… any interpreters or anybody else, there was me and the truck full of dogs and cats, which went into a cargo hold where you cannot put people."
Pen Farthing arrived at London's Heathrow Airport in a privately funded charter flight on Sunday. Picture: Alison Westbrook
Mr Farthing added he was the only person on the flight but he was told there was "enough capacity" to get the remaining people in the airport out. He said: "I was probably like the last person to enter that airport – it was closed.
Americans, the British, had obviously stopped taking people in because there had to be a point where they stopped taking people in. "So they assured me they had enough capacity for everybody who was inside the airport." All of the almost 100 dogs and 70 cats on the flight were "healthy", with the dogs placed in kennels, according to Dominic Dyer, an animal welfare campaigner and supporter of Mr Farthing.
Foreign Office minister James Cleverly insisted the government had prioritised the evacuation of people over pets. He told LBC Radio: "We have always prioritised evacuating people over evacuating animals. "Mr Farthing is a British national, he had the opportunity to leave Afghanistan much earlier.
His staff are enrolled on to the scheme by which Afghans that worked with the British were able to be evacuated.
"But as I have said, we have always prioritised the evacuation of people."
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Kendrell Bell was passed over in the first round of the NFL draft, only to have the Pittsburgh Steelers trade up 12 spots and chose him in the second round.
That made Bell feel wanted, and the comfort paid off handsomely Monday when he was chosen The Associated Press Defensive Rookie of the Year. The inside linebacker from Georgia got 41 votes from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the NFL.
"I was very anxious to get in and play when I got here," said Bell, selected 39th overall in the draft, but second among linebackers behind Carolina's Dan Morgan. "I didn't want to have a bum season or anything, I wanted to come out and establish myself.
"I was really glad I got picked up by Pittsburgh, because the defense allows you to be a football player, to run around and make tackles. When I saw Jason (Gildon) and Joey (Porter) running around, I said this is for me."
It certainly was. The Steelers' defense ranked first in the league, and the linebacking corps of Gildon, Porter, Earl Holmes and Bell was a major reason why. Pittsburgh didn't miss a beat when defensive leader Levon Kirkland left as a free agent, largely thanks to Bell's instant impact.
"There was no pressure at all, playing with this team, they gave me so much support," he said.
"There's a lot of stuff you've got to know to play in the middle," said Porter, an outside linebacker. "You have to make a lot of the calls and everything. He's had mistakes in practice but come game time, he doesn't really make too many mistakes. It's kind of backward. He goes out there and messes up in practice, but in the game he doesn't mess up."
Bell had nine sacks this season among his 82 tackles. His work next to Holmes and inside Gildon and Porter helped make the Steelers the NFL's stingiest defense against the run, yielding only 74.7 yards per game.
"It's just the defense," Bell said. "With Joey Porter, Jason Gildon, Kimo (von Oelhoffen) and Aaron Smith, somebody is guaranteed to get a double team and alleys will open up, and I ran right through them."
Three others received one vote each: Bills cornerback Nate Clements, Lions tackle Shaun Rogers and Rams linebacker Tommy Polley.
Bell joined Hall of Famers Jack Lambert (1974) and Joe Greene (1969) as the only Steelers to win the award.
Chicago's Brian Urlacher won last year's award.


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Jozo Zovko (Uzarići, Federação da Bósnia e Herzegovina em 19 de março de 1941) é um sacerdote católico da paróquia Široki Brijeg da Ordem Franciscana, um teólogo, palestrante, missionário e escritor bósnio reconhecido por ser o fundador de numerosas associações que acreditam nas mensagens de Medjugorje, vive e trabalha em Zagreb, na província franciscana do mosteiro Franciscano, na Herzegovina.

Biografia
Nasceu em Uzarići, Federação de Bósnia e Herzegóvina em 19 de março de 1941 é o oitavo de dez filhos em Uzarići,  paróquia de Široki Brijeg, assistiu à escola primária em Široki Brijeg.

Em 1957 ingressou no seminário em Bol na ilha de Brac.

Em 1962 ingressou num noviciado no monastério franciscano de Humac, Lujbuski.

Tem estado estudando teologia em Sarajevo desde 1963.

Recebeu suas ordens sacerdotais em junho de 1967. Após ser ordenado, continuou seus estudos em Liubliana.

Trabalho espiritual
Após completar seus estudos, foi servir na parroquia de Konjic e depois foi capelão da paróquia de Čerin.

Foi membro da Comissão Pax para a Fabricação de Catecismos e manuais religiosos, que era parte do Conselho da Conferência Episcopal de Iugoslávia nesse momento.

O trabalho catequético o faz famoso pelo sucesso de seus estudantes das escolas catequéticas de verão, pelo que foi recompensado em 1974 com uma audição com o Santo Padre.

Em 1974 se matriculou em estudos de pós-graduação em pedagogia religiosa na Universidade de Graz

Recebeu uma oferta para seguir trabalhando numa universidade ali, mas decidiu regressar a sua terra natal.

Concedeu-se-lhe a paróquia de Posusje, onde foi pastor e no outono de 1980, se lhe atribuiu uma nova paróquia onde foi pastor, a paróquia de Medjugorje.

Aparições em Medjugorje, as autoridades perseguem a Zovko
Quando chegou à paróquia de Medjugorje, fundou uma comunidade de oração ali.

Trabalhou para reviver a Terceira Ordem em sua paróquia. Enquanto realizava exercícios espirituais para as freiras em Zagreb, em 24 de junho de 1981, ocorreu o primeiro aparecimento de Nossa Senhora de Medjugorje.

Inicialmente tomou o evento às presas e a princípio suspeitou para evitar todos os conceitos errôneos, chamando as pessoas a rezar.

Ao pedir-lhe um sinal ao Senhor, experimentou a experiência pessoal da presença de Nossa Senhora. Ao ver-se pessoalmente, converteu-se num dos maiores promotores das mensagens de Nossa Senhora e nas melhores testemunhas dos acontecimentos.

Converteu-se no detonante espiritual dos acontecimentos relacionados com o aparecimento de Nossa Senhora em Medjugorje.O evento não foi considerado favoravelmente pelas autoridades atéias comunistas do sul que, como tal, foi uma poderosa fonte de fortaleza espiritual para o catolicismo e o croata em Bósnia e Herzegóvina e todas as repúblicas e províncias do estado nesse momento. Portanto, as autoridades observaram esta impiedosa exclusão ao princípio. Como todos os sacerdotes que estiveram envolvidos em isto, foram objeto de uma perseguição desumana na então República Federal de Bósnia e Herzegóvina.

Os serviços secretos tentaram suprimir qualquer informação sobre Medjugorje, especialmente para o Padre Jozo Zovko.

A migração política de Branko Mikulic, um alto servidor público comunista e ideólogo do partido em Bósnia e Herzegóvina, foi o primeiro golpe de estado. Deu este sinal aos jornalistas num discurso em Täntiste o 4 de julho de 1981 um feriado nacional. Nesta ocasião, declarou sem duvidar que:

"Nossa Senhora de Medjugorje foi inventada pelos clérigos nacionalistas".

Esta etiqueta foi empurrada mais tarde através de todas as acusações e processos penais que acusaram e perseguiram ao Padre Jozo Zovko, alguns jovens do área de Ljubuski e ao H. Ferdo Vlasic e ao H. Jozo Krizic. Pouco depois de um discurso de ódio contra os croatas católicos em Bósnia e Herzegovina pronunciado pelo então membro da Presidência, Ivo Jerkic, numa reunião em Citluk a última hora da tarde, o P. Jozo Zovko foi preso o 17 de agosto de 1981 e levado ao Tribunal de Distrito de Mostar.

O P. Jozo Zovko foi defendido pelo famoso advogado croata Milan Vukovic. O processo que seguiu foi único no sentido de que o conteúdo das escrituras se converteu em parte do cargo e castigo imposto pela corte ao frade ordinário, pelo texto que todos os frades leem diariamente. Foi sentenciado a três anos de prisão. Apelou a essa falha. Partes da acusação foram retiradas no Tribunal Federal de Belgrado e a sentença reduziu-se a um ano e meio. Esteve na prisão de Foca até 1983.

As autoridades comunistas da época pensaram que a detenção do pai Jozo Zovko resolveria para sempre o caso Medjugorje e "fortaleceria" o socialismo autônomo..Após sair da prisão de Foca em 1983, foi atribuído à parroquia de Bukovica , onde se desempenhou como pastor até 1985. Tihaljina foi seu novo pároco até 1991.

Em 1991, converteu-se no guardião do monastério em Široki Brijeg, onde serviu até 1994.

A Grande agressão sérvia e a guerra de algumas correntes croatas-bosnias quando as grandes forças sérvias invadiram Croácia e Bósnia e Herzegóvina, os poderosos centros mundiais de poder visitaram em 1991 e 1992, os instando a deter a guerra. Tem falado duas vezes no Conselho de Segurança das Nações Unidas e em Estrasburgo no Parlamento Europeu.

Reuniu-se com numerosos estadistas e políticos nos Estados Unidos, Inglaterra, França, Itália e na sede da UE, Bruxelas.

Para a guerra em Bósnia e Herzegóvina é como disse o bispo de Mostar-Duvno, Ratko Peric, que era política, em lugar de natureza religiosa.

Após a guerra
Após a guerra fundou numerosas associações que difundiram a mensagem de Nossa Senhora e instituições humanitárias, realizou exercícios espirituais, sermões, difundiu a mensagem de paz e amor de Nossa Senhora em muitos países, pequenos e grandes, em todos os continentes, e organizou seminários sobre renovação espiritual (Ilha Jaklan). Em 2009 tomou um ano sabático por razões de saúde.

Obras

Associações e instituições
Associações e instituições organizadas ou fundadas por ele:

 Padrinho internacional para o menino da Croácia, com sede em Zagreb
 Padrino internacional para o menino de Herceg-Bosna, com sede em Siroki Brijeg
 Movimento de oração pela paz
 Holy Family Institute, um lar para a colocação, educação e educação de meninas sem pais
 Início "Mary Our Hope", a primeira instituição no condado de Herzegóvina para o cuidado de meninos com deficiências no desenvolvimento físico e / ou mental

Simpósios

 Simpósio de 1993 sobre mártires

Filme
A personagem do Padre Jozo Zovko foi encarnado pelo famoso actor de Hollywood Martin Sheen no filme Gospa: O Milagre de Medjugorje, de 1995 de Jakov Sedlar, onde fala a respeito dos eventos relacionados com os Aparecimentos marianos de Medjugorje.

de 1995 de Jakov Sedlar, onde fala a respeito dos eventos relacionados com os Aparecimentos marianas de Medjugorje.

Livros
Livros compostos sobre a base de suas sermões e catequeses:

 1989 La mia Testemonianza, organizada por Matteo Rossi e Sergio Pagliarola.
 1989  Não tenhas medo de David, preparado por Lise Baril-Leclerc.
 1989 Um homem chamado pai Jozo, pela Fundação Riehle.
 1991 Feligrés de los Mártires largos, por Matteo Rossi e Sergio Pagliarol.
 1994 Medjugorje, Unaa Testemonianza, por Sergi Pagliarola.
 1995 Eis A Tua Mãe, de Maria Victoria Trivino, Osc.
 1998 O Chamado do Senhor, editado por Geraldine Hemmings e Carrie Swearingen, .
 2004 Meditações de Nossa Senhora
 2005 Meditações de Nossa Senhora
 2005 Oservare e Frutti.
 2007 Adoriamo.
 2008 Cinco pedras.

Estas edições têm sido traduzidas do croata ao italiano, espanhol, alemão, coreano, francês e inglês.

Prêmios e reconhecimentos

 1974 audição com o Papa por seu excelente trabalho de ensino religioso.
 1999 nesse ano os bispos católicos convidaram-no a Belém para celebrar os 2000 anos do nascimento de Jesus Cristo.
 2002 Carta de agosto de 2002 do papa João Paulo II, pelo qual o papa lhe outorgou uma bênção apostólica especial.
 2005  nesse ano esteve a cargo da restauração do monastério franciscano na ilhota de Badija.

Ligações externas

 Site do santuário de Medjugorje (vários idiomas incluído o espanhol)
 Transmissões ao vivo desde o santuário de Medjugorje
 Site do bispo de Mostar (vários idiomas)
 Centro Medjugorje para Iberoamérica e Espanha
 Associação filhos de Medjugorje
Igreja Católica na Bósnia e Herzegovina
Aparições marianas


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"If we kill all the owls, for example, someday we'll be up to our ribcages in mice. Nobody seems to relish the thought."--Address by Tom McCall to the Natural Resources Defense Council, New York City, October 30, 1975.
"I really care about this world. And I understand—as all Americans can or will—that man's problems are made by man and can be solved by him. We can be roused from our pouting. Man is not all evil; life is not all pointless; the future has not yet been written. We are writing in now, and I hope what we write is a story of love."--Tom McCall, addressing a land use conference in Denver, May 20, 1975.
Compassion and Vision
Just when I think I've learned everything to know about Tom McCall, something new and wonderful comes along. In the fall of 1958, Tom became chair of an eight-person committee that helped craft a pioneering package of legislation to improve living and working conditions for migrant workers in the state. There had been no federal action at the time, and only a few states had acted, but none went as far as the package that was approved by the 1959 Legislature. The Edward R. Murrow documentary, "Harvest of Shame," which aired in November, 1960, is widely credited as the first piece to bring the plight of migrant workers before the larger public. Once again this man demonstrated his true vision and his genuine compassion for the underdog.--Bill Hall
The Legacy: Congressman Blumenauer
Oregon's Third District Congressman, Earl Blumenauer, counts Tom McCall among his mentors: http://earlblumenauer.com/2013/04/03/memories-tom-mccall
Professor McCall
From oregonlive.com: Published On April 3, 1975 -- Former Gov. Tom McCall and student secretary Janice Peterson walked to his first class as political science professor Wednesday at Oregon State University. McCall will also teach journalism seminar on public affairs. McCall, who would have turned 100 on March 22nd, was the Republican governor of Oregon for two terms from 1967 to 1975. Oregonian file photo.
Studs Terkel on Tom
"There was something goofily, marvelously Lincolnesque about him. More than a governor, he would have been an ideal candidate for president — what a wonderful one he would have been."
-- Studs Terkel on Tom McCall
Festival Postponement
The board of directors of the Tom McCall Legacy Project have decided to postpone the Tom McCall Festival, originally announced for 2014, to 2015. Lisa Nowak, board president, said the group is focusing its energies on qualifying a measure to designate the former governor's birthday as Tom McCall Day on the November 2014 ballot. "We're a small group," Nowak said, "and although there's been a lot of enthusiasm for the concept of the festival, it just proved to be too big a project to pull off successfully in the time frame we had allowed ourselves." The Tom McCall Legacy Project will continue its broader fundraising, education and outreach efforts, in addition to promoting the petition campaign.
Bath Time: The Governor and Japan's Consul General
An Act of Caring
This letter appeared in The Oregonian Nov. 3, 1982, two months before Tom McCall's passing: "My 15-year-old daughter, Elena, was struck by an automobile and suffered multiple fractures of the leg and pelvis. She will be confined in the hospital for many weeks. However, a great humanitarian who also is extremely ill, took time to send her a card and a box of candy. Former Gov. Tom McCall could see beyond his own suffering and make a younger very happy. She will never forget his kindness, and neither will I. I now fully understand why the people of Oregon have the same respect for McCall that his fellow governors had for him when he served in that office.--David F. Cargo, Portland
It's hard to disagree with a newspaper editorial when it's generally positive to your viewpoint, but I have to register a respectful dissent to the Bend Bulletin's editorial this past week opposing our group's effort to put the proposal for Tom McCall Day on the ballot. They agree that McCall was an influential Oregonian and very well may deserve a day in his honor, but this isn't the way to do it, because the ballot "provide(s) a place for Oregonians to decide important questions about life in Oregon. It's where voters have rejected moves to restrict abortions and approved others to raise income taxes, for example. Adding a memorial petition to the mix ignores the seriousness of the whole process." To the contrary, I would declare that raising awareness of the need for and value of civic engagement is the bedrock on which our democracy is built. Tom McCall was an eloquent and visionary leader, but if this was all about memorializing him and Oregon's past, then I wouldn't be putting the time in energy into it than I am. Tom had a memorable way with words, and a statement he made near the end of his life in an interview with Studs Terkel sums up what our effort is all about. He said, "Heroes are not giant statues framed against a red sky. They are people who say 'This is my community, and it's my responsibility to make it better.'" Encouraging more Oregonians to make that declaration is indeed worthy of a line on next November's ballot.--Bill Hall
The Tom McCall Legacy Project
— Saying thanks to Tom McCall by paying it forward to Oregon.


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Does One Mechanics Lien Protect Everyone On The Project?
Scott Wolfe Jr
Believe this: When a contractor runs out of cash and has his back against the wall on a project, he will say just about anything to prevent others from filing a mechanics lien.
Whatever the contractor's problems are on the project, they are not your problems
Whatever the contractor's problems are on the project, they are not your problems. Why? Because anyone who files a mechanics lien is going to further complicate his situation with the property owner. But if you're not paid, you should simply consider your hand as forced.
With that said, you'll quickly inherit those problems if you withhold from filing a mechanics lien and let your lien rights expire.
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One of the most popular things a contractor will say to prevent you from filing a mechanics lien is that they will file the mechanics lien and it will protect everyone – including you – on the project. Do not fall for this trick.
This statement is absolutely untrue in every single jurisdiction across the United States. It is no more than a ploy by the contractor to talk you into waiting longer before filing a mechanics lien, and is borderline fraud.
Contractors say this sort of stuff all the time. In fact, I was inspired to write this post after being copied on correspondence from a client where a contractor made this very assertion. Here are their words exactly:
[We are] filing a lien today to protect everyone's legal interest. I think the law is pretty clear and your attorney will determine that. Our lien will protect all of us.
This is a bold lie, and nothing else. It's just another example of rumors that circulate around a construction project that are detrimental to a clear understanding of mechanics lien laws.
If the law is clear about anything, it's clear about the opposite of this particular statement. The mechanics lien anyone files protects themselves only, and no one else. If any party gets paid on a mechanics lien, no one else will have any claim to those funds except in contract, which means you'll be subject to the whim of the contractor to pay or not pay the debt.
The contractor who filed the mechanics lien will have all the leverage with the property owner to get paid because of their lien, and then once they are paid, they'll hold the cash and have all the leverage against you in a contract dispute.
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#include <event2/listener.h>
#include <event2/bufferevent.h>
#include <event2/buffer.h>

#include <arpa/inet.h>

#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include "Controller.h"

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netinet/tcp.h>

using namespace std;

OpenFlow::Controller controller;

struct bufferevent *bev;
struct evbuffer *output;

static void
controller_read_cb(struct bufferevent *bev, void *ctx)
{
    unsigned char buf[BUFFER_SIZE];
    struct evbuffer *input = bufferevent_get_input(bev);

    ev_ssize_t len = BUFFER_SIZE;
    do
    {
        uint32_t bytesInBuffer = evbuffer_copyout(input, &buf, len);
        len = controller.getMessageLength(buf, len);

        if(bytesInBuffer < len)
        {
            break;
        }

        if(len != 0)
        {
            len = evbuffer_remove(input, &buf, len);
            controller.rxPacket(buf, len);
        }
    } while(len > 0 );
}

static void
controller_event_cb(struct bufferevent *bev, short events, void *ctx)
{
    if (events & BEV_EVENT_ERROR)
    {
            perror("Error from bufferevent");
    }
    if (events & (BEV_EVENT_EOF | BEV_EVENT_ERROR))
    {
            bufferevent_free(bev);
    }
}

static void
accept_conn_cb(struct evconnlistener *listener,
    evutil_socket_t fd, struct sockaddr *address, int socklen,
    void *ctx)
{
    /* We got a new connection! Set up a bufferevent for it. */
    struct event_base *base = evconnlistener_get_base(listener);
    bev = bufferevent_socket_new(

            base, fd, BEV_OPT_CLOSE_ON_FREE );

    //BEV_OPT_THREADSAFE

    bufferevent_setcb(bev, controller_read_cb, NULL, controller_event_cb, NULL);

    bufferevent_enable(bev, EV_READ|EV_WRITE);
    controller.connectionHandler();

}

static void
accept_error_cb(struct evconnlistener *listener, void *ctx)
{
    struct event_base *base = evconnlistener_get_base(listener);
    int err = EVUTIL_SOCKET_ERROR();
    fprintf(stderr, "Got an error %d (%s) on the listener. "
            "Shutting down.\n", err, evutil_socket_error_to_string(err));

    event_base_loopexit(base, NULL);
}

int txPacket(unsigned char *buf, ssize_t size)
{
    if(bufferevent_write(bev, buf, size) == -1)
    {
        return -1;
    }
    bufferevent_flush(bev, EV_WRITE, BEV_FLUSH);
    return 0;
}

#ifndef TESTMAIN
int
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    output = evbuffer_new();
    struct event_base *base;
    struct evconnlistener *listener;
    struct sockaddr_in sin;

    base = event_base_new();
    if (!base)
    {
        puts("Couldn't open event base");
        return 1;
    }

    /* Clear the sockaddr before using it, in case there are extra
    * platform-specific fields that can mess us up. */
    memset(&sin, 0, sizeof(sin));
    /* This is an INET address */
    sin.sin_family = AF_INET;
    /* Listen on 0.0.0.0 */
    sin.sin_addr.s_addr = htonl(0);
    /* Listen on the given port. */
    sin.sin_port = htons(LISTEN_PORT);

    listener = evconnlistener_new_bind(base, accept_conn_cb, NULL,
    LEV_OPT_CLOSE_ON_FREE|LEV_OPT_REUSEABLE, -1,
        (struct sockaddr*)&sin, sizeof(sin));
    if (!listener)
    {
        perror("Couldn't create listener");
        return 1;
    }
    evconnlistener_set_error_cb(listener, accept_error_cb);

    event_base_dispatch(base);
    return 0;
}
#endif

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Taliban Takes Control Of Afghan District
By Jennifer Hoar
April 27, 2007 / 6:52 AM / CBS/AP
Taliban militants have seized control of a district in southeast Afghanistan after a clash that killed five people, including the local mayor and his police chief, a senior official said Friday.
The Taliban takeover is an embarrassment to the Afghan government and its foreign backers, and shows how vulnerable the government remains despite the presence of some 47,000 U.S. and NATO troops.
Meanwhile, a member of the U.S.-led military coalition was killed during a clash with insurgents in western Afghanistan Friday, the coalition said.
Coalition forces engaged militants in a gunbattle in the Shindand district of Herat province and called in an airstrike, a coalition statement said. It did not give any details about how the unidentified service member was killed, or the soldier's nationality.
The U.S. Department of Defense has reported 316 U.S. military deaths in and around Afghanistan, including 199 killed in action, as of April 21.
The Taliban launched their takeover attack Thursday evening on the Giro district of Ghazni province, setting fire to several buildings and cutting communication lines, said provincial deputy governor Kazim Allayer.
The district mayor and four policemen, including the police chief, were killed in a battle with the militants that lasted several hours, Allayer said. Police reinforcements have been sent to the area, Ghazni's deputy police chief Mohammad Zaman said.
Giro is about 110 miles southwest of Kabul.
"Giro collapsed last night, captured by the Taliban after heavy fighting between the police and the Taliban," said Gen. Murad Ali, deputy regional corps commander of the Afghan army.
Ali said that early Friday the Afghan army sent troops from Ghazni and Paktika to assist.
NATO and the U.S.-led coalition said they were aware of the incident.
"The details are very sketchy right now. We're tracking it closely," said Maj. William Mitchell, a spokesman for the coalition.
After a winter lull in attacks, the Taliban have stepped up bombings and attacks in recent weeks, as NATO-led forces push forward with their biggest ever offensive in southern Afghanistan to root out militants in the opium-producing heartland of Helmand province.
Meanwhile in eastern Khost province, gunmen assassinated a criminal investigation policeman as he was driving Friday in Tani district, said provincial police chief Gen. Mohammad Ayub.
A relative in the car was also killed, and the driver was wounded, Ayub said, adding that two suspects have been arrested. It was not immediately clear if it was a personal conflict or an insurgency attack.
In southern Uruzgan, Taliban militants ambushed a police convoy patrolling late Wednesday night, and the ensuing clash left four policemen and six Taliban dead, said provincial police chief Gen. Abdul Qasim Khan.
First published on April 27, 2007 / 6:52 AM
© 2007 CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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The Coins
Are rare coins a good investment?
Are rare coins a good investment? Now there's a question.
We'll come to the answer later – but for now, we just want to give you some background as to how to buy rare kinds and where to sell them, both online and off-line.
The United States has a long history of releasing a varied and interesting range of coinage over the years. Since the time of the Civil War, through the conquest of the West, the modern world wars, and other historic events, coins have reflected the social and economic times and values of the US.
Most of the older coins were made of precious metals. Silver coins and gold coins were fairly standard until the beginning of the 20th century until the decision was made to pull away from metal value to face value. Subsequent coins were often made of alloys or amalgams rather than pure gold or silver.
Ancient coins, those older than the union, such as Spanish doubloons have been chanced upon, over the years, lost by some pioneering explorer – but, in the main, because the United States is a relatively young country it's own rare coins tend to be because of a fault in manufacture or because of a shortage of the initial minting or a holding back of the release.
Valuable coins such as the "Draped Bust dollar," the "Capped Bust," "Liberty Head" and "Liberty seated," "State quarter," and "Flowing hair," are all very familiar to American collectors – but "valuable" does not necessarily mean "rare."
The problem with rare coins
Straight off the bat, rare coins fetch big money – but, equally, they cost big money. Here are some of the prices that rare coins for sale have fetched at auction in recent years:
1913 Liberty Head V Nickel $4,408,650
1870 S Liberty Seated Dollar $1,959,995
1927 D St Gaudens Double Eagle $1,200,000
1794 Flowing Hair Dollar $825,098
1838 O Capped Bust Half Dollar $745,000
1933 Indian Head Gold Eagle $600,000
1817 Capped Bust Half Dollar $500,000
1797 Draped Bust Half Dollar $500,000
1901 Morgan Silver Dollar $425,000
1893 S Morgan Silver Dollar $300,000
Obviously, these kind of prices for old U.S. coins are beyond most of our pockets – and it is debatable as to whether the rarest US coins would make much of a profit beyond the prices paid for them.
The reasons for this are coins which are worth money need to be certified, authenticated, stored properly and kept securely. All of this costs money. These are things you need to seriously consider if you want to collect rare American coins.
Couple such considerations with the fact that nobody will pay much more than the 4 ½ million dollars the 1913 Liberty Head V nickel fetched, as there is a ceiling to both the premium such a coin can command and a limit to the number of people willing to buy.
Where to find rare coins
Coins which are rare and worth money can be found across the country if you are prepared to put the groundwork in and do some research.
Going to local garage sales, house clearance auctions, reading through small ads, advertising that you will buy old coins for cash, even metal detecting, Are all good ways to discover rare old coins which can be picked up for a premium.
Most valuable coins and most expensive coins have been discovered by accident initially. This is where you can make the most money. Buying from dealers – online or off-line – will be more expensive as they take their cut too.
This does not necessarily mean that there are no bargains to be had, but coin dealers tend to be "canny" and you have to be very lucky to snag a bargain with an experienced coin collector.
If you are a beginner and you are looking for coins which fetch money it is worth going to collectors fairs and talking to these more experienced coin collectors. They would agree that most valuable coins are already taken and in somebody's collection.
Such collectors can guide you to a middle ground where you can find rare American coins that are still available but are more affordable and still have scope to leave some money on the table for you.
Old U.S. coins are the easiest to trade for both buyers and sellers. Most expensive coin mistakes are made because the buyer or seller does not understand the market.
Even if you are interested in rarer foreign coins, we would suggest that you cut your teeth on the homegrown ones to get a feel for bargaining and negotiating. You can then graduate to the most expensive coins and rare old coins which are less understood but have more scope for profit.
Coins worth money are out there – you just have to find them!
Charles Thorngren
The Morgan Silver Dollar is an essential part of American History. The first was released in 1878 and became an immediate success. We have sourced 3 different versions of this iconic coin. These will be an investment as well as a family heirloom for generations to come.
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The newly built Seattle Seahawk Stadium has a huge exhibition hall, designed to hold events like the RV Show. This was our second time there (the first being the Motorcycle Show). The RV Show is huge, however, the people only see part of it, most never seeing our booth, so we won't be doing this show again. It's too bad, since our bikes are so perfect for RV's (at least 25% of our total sales are to retirees).