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Earlier this Summer Architecture for Humanity's New York Chapter held a building assessment training session at the Office of Emergency Management. This training taught participants to conduct rapid damage assessments of structures affected by earthquakes, wind and water, as well as the appropriate protocol for coordinating with local and state agencies that participate in the program.
This training session was put together in collaboration with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and AIA NY's Design for Risk and Reconstruction Committee.
As a program administered by the California Emergency Management Agency (Cal EMA), participants received Building Evaluator certification in the California Safety Assessment Program (SAP) upon completion of this course, and can now appropriately and safely assess structures for habitability in the event of a disaster in states that participate in the program. Learn more about this training session here.
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Many of the 23 participants came to the training because they were frustrated at not being able to respond with their professional skills following the Hurricane Sandy event. As in this case, combining architects' specialized skills and knowledge in the built environment with trainings that enable them to act, allow architects to contribute in the best way they can.
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Four years ago, the modern Tea Party seemed to emerge from nowhere, leaving journalists bewildered and the public with few reference points to understand seemingly spontaneous rallies by middle-class people seeking lower tax rates. A search for the phrase "tea party" in connection with "politics" in major newspapers yielded fewer than 100 mentions in 2008—and when the words did appear linked together, they suggested studied formality and decorum. The next year, they appeared more than 1,500 times, often connected to "protest demonstration."
But little was spontaneous about the new party. "Social movements that explicitly defend the interests of the rich and the almost-rich have been a recurring feature of American politics," Isaac William Martin, a sociologist at the University of California, San Diego, reminds us in his new book, Rich People's Movements: Grassroots Campaigns to Untax the One Percent. "Such movements shook the American polity before the Obama era, before the Reagan era, and before Barry Goldwater ran for president—before, even, the New Deal."
With meticulous research, Martin shows how the modern Tea Party grew from decades of efforts by American oligarchs to de-tax themselves. They relied on cranks, rogues, and a few scholars to polish the most effective ideological marketing pitches. Their goal was selling the notion that if the rich bear less of the burden of government, all of us will somehow end up better off. These pitches have worked best when some newly proposed government initiative—like President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act—arrives to pose the threat of major policy change. They have depended on diverting attention from obvious questions, such as just how does a smaller tax bill for the Koch brothers benefit us?
Spanning decades, the residue of relationships, movement-building skills, and organizations from past enlistments of the affluent many to agitate for the interests of the super-elite few could be seen merely as an example of what Seymour Martin Lipset and Earl Raab called "cultural baggage" in their 1971 book The Politics of Unreason: Right-Wing Extremism in America, 1790-1970. Instead, Martin says, these movements bequeathed to us "not just a suitcase we drag along behind us" but "a toolkit" to remake American public policy. Martin also concurs with historian Richard Hofstadter, who pointed out a half-century ago how many practitioners of his famous theory—the paranoid style in American politics—found their roots in the arrival, in 1913, of the 16th Amendment. That amendment, ratified on the eve of World War I, resolved disputes over the meaning of the phrase "direct taxes shall be apportioned," and in doing so ushered in the modern income tax.
By the 1920s, Martin writes, corporate boardrooms were rife with "rich men who were scared of progressive taxation, but did not know how to fight it." Along came J.A. Arnold, a semi–con man who told them he knew what to do. Arnold grew up in central Illinois, near the birthplace of rabble-rousing William Jennings Bryan and a few years behind him. Populist movements fueled by abuses of railroads and their underwriters surrounded him in his youth. Arnold saw opportunity—not in fighting the railroads but in fighting the progressives. By age 34, he had discovered what Martin calls "a talent for flattering rich and powerful men." Again and again, Arnold would "seek out a rich patron, turn the conversation to politics, profit."
Arnold, allied with traditional bankers, fought the Texas land banks that helped small farmers prosper. Then he hit the big time, organizing "tax clubs" that, like the Tea Party, seemed to emerge from nowhere. In just 33 days, as 1924 became 1925, Texas tax clubs held an astonishing 216 gatherings. The clubs "were in the pure image of the Texas Farmers' Union and the Farmers' Alliance," Martin writes. "The participants in the tax clubs, however, were not farmers: They were overwhelmingly bankers." Indeed, all but 7 percent of conference chairs were bankers, the great majority of them bank presidents. Their pitch was that lowered taxes would encourage productive investments, an idea that resonates with today's economic and tax debates. (Knowing this kind of backstory makes it less surprising when today's Heritage Foundation professionals describe their employer as a leading advocate for the poor.)
Arnold found his greatest support in the Old South, where he had organized the Southern Tariff Association to promote tariffs over income taxes. Delta plantation owners and their economic peers "worried that federal spending threatened their political power" because broader economic opportunity would "endanger the willingness of the black poor to work for low wages." Martin notes that Mississippi had been among the first states to ratify the 16th Amendment, because Mississippians had so little income to tax. But by 1940, the legislature voted to repeal it—even though fewer than 300 Mississippi residents owed enough income tax to expect any income tax cut.
Martin also shows how adept tax opponents have been at using sleight-of-hand arguments. Back in the 1920s, for example, the brothers Pierre and Irénée DuPont attacked the federal enforcement of Prohibition—"a particularly sore point to pious rich." In the elite view, the federal government unfairly made up for its lost revenue with higher income taxes, "thereby letting the sinners off scot-free while shifting the costs of their sins onto the rich." But one rich people's organization found that its appeal met greater success after abandoning the narrow argument that legalizing and taxing liquor sales would ease the burden on the teetotaling wealthy. The new idea was that ending Prohibition would "provide additional revenue to state and federal governments in crisis." Thus it was that in the early days of the Great Depression, ending Prohibition gained early favor with lawmakers "in states that were increasingly stressed to pay for basic public services." Pennsylvania led the way in stopping the funding of enforcement. This kind of shift in rhetoric remains relevant today as congressional Republicans push a 25 percent cut in the IRS budget just as more states ponder legalizing—and taxing—the sale of marijuana.
In time, J.A. Arnold lost favor, partly because he prospered even as his movements faltered. But others came along eager to pick up the slack. Edward Aloysius Rumely, a onetime Progressive turned right-winger by Franklin Roosevelt's 1936 effort to pack the Supreme Court, and a specialist in direct-mail publicity, "would do the most to transform the movement to untax the rich." Among Rumely's successors was Connecticut manufacturer Vivien Kellems—a veteran of the fight for women's suffrage (the civil--disobedience techniques of which she brought into the anti-tax movement) and a standout in the man's world of 1930s big business who grew much richer thanks to New Deal and World War II government contracts. Still, she compared IRS agents to Hitler's enforcers. She insisted that small business was "marked for liquidation," and in one jeremiad warned that "we are one step removed in this country from the Firing Squad and the Concentration camp." In a 1948 Los Angeles speech, Kellems announced she would cease withholding income taxes from her employees' checks. The gesture made her a hero to this day to the virulent, sometimes violent cliques that claim the paying of taxes is voluntary and the federal government is a criminal organization.
Martin also examines more sophisticated anti-tax advocates, like Robert Dresser, a New England textile heir, Harvard-educated lawyer, and union opponent who led the way in what Martin calls "clever policy crafting," an essential feature of rich people's movements. Dresser's work toward a constitutional amendment limiting the federal government's power to tax helped make the once-fringe cause "increasingly palatable" to mainstream conservatives starting in the 1940s, almost four decades before Californians enacted Proposition 13.
In his dotage, at Stanford's Hoover Institution, Dresser embraced John Bircher conspiracy theories. It's but one thread in a taut fabric Martin weaves from many connections among Southern racists, anti-communist crazies, corporate welfare queens, and rich people's de-tax movements. Another thread is the little-known story of the young organizer Grover Norquist's many trips in the early 1980s to Angola. He went there to learn tactics from the Marxist turned anti-communist revolutionary Jonas Savimbi, who had the support of many of the right-wingers around President Ronald Reagan; Norquist would soon put what he learned into practice as he transformed a new organization, Americans for Tax Reform, from a "short-term lobbying project" into the vehicle for a "war of attrition against the American welfare state."
A recurring dream of the century-long effort Martin chronicles is getting the top tax rate down to 25 percent or even 15 percent. Reagan got tantalizingly close with the 28 percent top rate in the 1986 Tax Reform Act, enacted with bipartisan support. George W. Bush won the number that matters most—long-term capital gains and dividend rates down to 15 percent—from 2003 to 2012. More than 30 percent of America's capital gains now flow to the fewer than 8,300 households with annual incomes of $10 million or more, while the nearly two-thirds of U.S. households making less than $50,000 collect just 3 percent.
Martin's title is an homage to Frances Fox Piven and Richard Cloward's seminal 1978 book Poor People's Movements: Why They Succeed, How They Fail. Piven and Cloward showed that the poor get heard when they stop being docile. Or, as Frederick Douglass put it, "Power concedes nothing without a demand." Mass demonstrations, strikes, and even riots scare the oligarchs into paying attention.
The problem with disruption as a strategy is that the wealthy, having smart advisers and plenty of money, co-opt threatening movements. We can see this in the 1971 memo that Lewis Powell, later a Supreme Court justice, wrote for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as it tried to understand and undercut the burgeoning consumer movement. Powell's proposed strategies included creating subtly anti-consumer institutions modeled superficially on the work of consumer advocates like Ralph Nader, adding a patina of concern for public interest to obscure their agenda.
In the case of the modern Tea Party, we now know that a good chunk of the money to stage events came from the Koch brothers, inheritors of wealth who are no strangers to the benefits of government-granted corporate monopolies as well as to laws that let them avoid, defer, and even escape taxes. That the mainstream news gives so little attention to the Kochs' behind-the-scenes manipulations is a tragedy. The Tea Party's very name sows confusion: The original 1773 Tea Party opposed tax favors for the wealthy owners of the British East India Company. Contrast this with modern Tea Party demands that a congress and president—elected by the people—lack legitimacy and must reduce taxes, especially on business and owners of capital.
Rich people's movements waxed and waned over much of the last century, going dormant only to reappear when roused by a new policy threat. They have yet to achieve many of their goals. But thanks to decades of well-funded organizing, favorable laws in Washington and state capitals that passed while few noticed, and now the dark-money opportunities of Citizens United, they are here to stay. Martin's book is useful in understanding a forgotten history that preceded the seemingly sudden assaults on consumers, unions, and workers by legislatures and governors in Michigan, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Texas, Wisconsin, and other states where extremists are currently in power. While the actions are indeed abrupt, contemptuous, and cruel, they grow from a neglected but by now lengthy tradition of lessons the rich and their advisers learned from failures past.
Wed, 2013-09-18 18:58
Thu, 2013-09-19 15:35
No, most Tea Party MEMBERS are not rich, any more than most Confederate soldiers owned slaves. The Tea Party was CREATED AND FUNDED by rich people, a subset I like to call the EVIL RICH as opposed to the "virtuous rich," and RECRUITED people in your situation as foot soldiers by feeding you false information, just as antebellum plantation owners recruited working poor white people to fight for the owners and against their own interests (after all, if you were white and poor in the days of slavery, the fact of slavery itself brought your wages down).
Guess what? Progressives are also fed up with the economic direction of the United States, but we have reasoned from the historical facts what the REAL reason is for those economic problems: the fact that the "market" inherently makes those who "have" either because of their past success or their ancestors' the recipients of future gains in wealth, COMBINED with the fact that these EVIL RICH have influenced -- and even DICTATED -- legislation to make that natural inequality WORSE.
Here's the way it works: A CEO, a union worker, and an unemployed non-union Tea Party worker arrive at a reception where cookies are being served FROM AN UNATTENDED PLATE with the sign "please take one." There are 12 cookies on the plate. The CEO grabs 11 of them, then warns the non-union worker, "don't let that greedy union worker take YOUR cookie." Maybe if the two workers got together they could grab 5 of the cookies they just saw the CEO take, leaving him 6 to himself, then share the other 6 equally and have 3 each? No, because the CEO made the non-union worker think the union worker took all the cookies.
So even if you belong TO the Tea Party, if you are a middle-class American worker, you do not belong IN the Tea Party, because it is not representing YOUR interests. It is not a "grassroots" movement, it is "astroturf" paid for by the evil rich to sucker you in to fight for them.
As for the "cultural" direction, what does that have to do with economics? The biggest corporations that escape taxes, escape them on the HUGE profits from entertainment that would fit your category of corrupting the culture (example, Fox News complaining about shows like the Simpsons, which is aired by Fox Entertainment). If you oppose certain cultural trends, get your church or spiritual community to persuade more people to opt out of those trends, rather than expecting the Tea Party to outlaw them for you. Voluntary persuasion of one person at a time is what we call "freedom" as opposed to outlawing cultural memes we don't happen to like.
Fri, 2013-09-20 08:53
Illiteracy is a very big problem in the rise of the Tea party, as David Giza demonstrates. Nowhere does David Cay Johnston's essay that the Tea party are "a bunch of rich people." Giza, who obviously didn't read it, is exactly the kind of sad creature that the Kochs and Norquists rely on to make their scams work.
leo from Chicago
Wed, 2013-09-18 23:25
Thu, 2013-09-19 15:36
Thu, 2013-09-19 17:27
@ Leo in Chicago,
Please read with care. In my review I wrote, accurately, about "enlistments of the affluent many to agitate for the interests of the super-elite few."
Studies have shown Tea Party members have higher incomes on average and my reporting at tea Party events bears this out, hence what I wrote.
Thu, 2013-09-19 01:04
The Tea Party are not rich, they are angry, disaffected people who have been co=opted by the rich to do their bidding. The article does not suggest that the Tea Party is made up of rich people. Didn't the last two commenters read the article? It suggests that such tax avoidance movements have been controlled by the very rich since the 16th Amendment was ratified in 1913. The Tea Party are just the latest dupes in a string of attempts by the 1% to pay less than their fair share.
Thu, 2013-09-26 10:27
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The Mississippi State Bulldogs found the going tough offensively against the LSU Lady Tigers Sunday afternoon, especially in the second half.
With only 16 points to show in the second 20 minutes of play, the Bulldogs didn't produce nearly enough to secure a Southeastern Conference victory and dropped a 63-41 decision to the Lady Tigers at Humphrey Coliseum.
MSU's run of consecutive Sunday victories was stopped at three as its records slipped to 11-14 overall and 3-9 in the SEC.
As a team, the Bulldogs shot 25 percent (15-of-61) from the field for the game.
"We're going to miss shots every day and twice on Sunday, unfortunately we play on Sunday in the SEC," MSU women's coach Vic Schaefer said. "It's just going to happen."
The Bulldogs only made 6-of-32 field goals in the second half for 19 percent and missed all nine of their 3-point field goal attempts in the second half. They didn't shoot much better in the first half, hitting 9-of-29 for 31 percent.
After MSU had a 12-10 lead with 15:36 remaining in the first half on a 3-point field goal by Kendra Grant, LSU went on a 6-0 run to take a 16-12 advantage.
The Lady Tigers held a 28-25 lead at halftime and never trailed in the second half. LSU outscored MSU 35-16 in the second half.
"At 28-25, I thought the score was where it needed to be," Schaefer said. "It was a tale of two halves. I was awfully proud of our competitive nature and execution in the first half.
"The second half got away from us. We weren't ready to come out of the gate. They did a good job in the second half of shooting 52 percent and we lost (Theresa Plaisance) a couple of times when we shouldn't have."
The top two scorers for the Bulldogs, Grant and Martha Alwal, were held without points in the second half.
Alwal did not score at all and only played 19 minutes, while Grant had seven points all in the first half. Grant fouled out with 9:32 remaining in the game.
"I was proud of our defensive effort," LSU coach Nikki Caldwell said. "It started there.
"We've just started to play (defense) that way. I was very complimentary with our group for the type of commitment they've shown on the defensive end."
Carnecia Williams was the only MSU player to score in double digits with 13 points.
"I was really proud of Sherise (Williams) and Carnecia and the minutes they played," Schaefer said.
Freshman Danielle Ballard led 19 points for LSU, which improved 15-10 overall and 6-6 in the SEC.
"(You've) got to give LSU credit," Schaefer said. "They are playing with an NCAA bid on their mind and it was a chance to win back-to-back games on the road. They did a good job."
Mississippi State completes a two-game homestand Thursday when it hosts Alabama.
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There are just so many different things that you can do with the iPhone 5S. Many consumers that have purchased the iPhone 5S when it first was released to the public several years ago are still discovering things that they never knew about their smartphones today. Once the original iPhone was released years ago, it was clear that the world of smartphones and mobile technology overall would never be the same again. However, when you think about all of the things that you can do with the iPhone 5S, it is rather difficult to not also think about the things that you cannot do as well.
There are many different boundaries that have been programmed within the internal layers of your iPhone 5S that prevent you from doing everything that you want with this particular device. For example, you might want to make certain changes to the way that your iPhone runs overall in order to enhance performance and increase its efficiency but are simply not able to do so because of these boundaries. However, did you know that there was an effective way to eliminate those boundaries forever? You can actually destroy these restrictions and limitations in order to finally have full access to your device and unrestricted freedoms and rights. How is this even possible? It is made possible through taking the steps to unlock your iPhone 5S.
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When you think about a traditional unlock, what is the first thing that pops into your mind? In most cases, you are going to quickly think about every single prison break movie or television show that you have seen over time. You might picture the inmates working together to come up with a strategic plan to dig holes through the walls in order to build tunnels that would lead them directly towards the other side of those prison walls. In order to explore the common ground that exists between the prison escapes and a unlock for an iPhone 5S, you need to focus on the primary purpose of those escapes. Why are those prisoners so eager to break out in the first place?
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Former high school teacher charged againBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF WRITER | February 07,2013BENNINGTON A former Bennington high school teacher was back in court Wednesday and charged with breaking a 24-hour curfew by going to the Bennington County states attorneys office without permission Tuesday.
Steven P. Davis, of Troy, N.Y., pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court Monday to the misdemeanor charge of violating his conditions of release from custody. He was released without bail but ordered to continue to observe the 24-hour curfew.
Davis had been on a leave of absence from Mount Anthony Union High School but school officials had not publicly commented on his future at the school district. However, in his application for a public defender, Davis said he no longer worked for the high school or the supervisory union.
He also said in a motion filed Tuesday that he plans to seek a new home and job in Troy. Sean-Marie Oller, chairwoman of the School Boards that oversee Mount Anthony and the supervisory union, said Wednesday that she couldnt comment on personnel issues.
In an affidavit, Officer Robert Murawski of the Bennington Police Department said he was called to the Vermont state office building in Bennington around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday where he was told Davis had been in violation of a judges order from Jan. 28.
Davis was arraigned Jan. 28 in Bennington criminal court on a felony charge of unlawful trespass into an occupied home and a misdemeanor charge of violating an abuse prevention order against his wife.
Police said they believed Davis had broken into the home he once shared with his wife Jan. 27 even though an abuse prevention order, issued Jan. 15, said Davis must stay away from the home.
On Wednesday, Susan McManus, an attorney who represented Davis, asked Judge Cortland Corsones to reduce the curfew so Davis could look for a new home and job. She told the court he has to leave the hotel Friday.
Corsones rejected the request. He ordered Davis to return to court Friday to present information to the court about his proposed new address so Corsones can decide whether its an acceptable residence.
In January, Davis attracted attention because he posted what some called disturbing comments and videos that were critical of Mount Anthony Union High School teachers and administrators from the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union.
Soon after, police confiscated a Bushmaster semiautomatic assault rifle, about 500 rounds of ammunition and two magazines from Davis although police said Davis had not made any direct threats against the school or its employees.
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•1954 - Birthday - David Lee Roth, Bloomington Indiana, rock singer (Van Halen-Jump)
•1958 - Tanya Tucker, Seminole, Tx, country singer/actress (Follow that Car)
•1959 - Lee Harvey Oswald signs guestbook in hotel Helsinki
•1959 - Pan Am begins regular flights around World
•1969 - Birthday - Brett Favre, NFL quarterback (Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31)
•1974 - Birthday - Dale Earnhardt Jr, American NASCAR Sprint Cup series driver
•1975 - Liz Taylor's 6th marriage (re-marries Richard Burton)
•1977 - 11th Country Music Association Award: Ronnie Milsap wins
•1978 - Steve Perry joins Journey
•1979 - Fleetwood Mac gets a star in Hollywood
•1980 - William "Buckwheat" Thomas, actor (Little Rascal), dies at 49
•1985 - Orson Welles, actor/dir (Citizen Kane), dies of heart attack at 70
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Golf in Patagonia
History of Golf
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Courses in Argentina
Courses in Chile
Puerto Madryn - Chubut
Puerto Madryn
Cel: 15-4665186
This golf club located in Puerto Madryn is nestled in one of the best Patagonian areas. Even if the works are not finished yet, the course has 9 holes. It is necessary to point out that the condition of the circuit is far from similar to the golf courses located in the Province of Buenos Aires, although they enable golf amateurs to play in a pleasant and organized environment.
The circuit itself has not been approved by the Asociación Argentina de Golf, but it is immersed in a natural environment teeming with trees, grass and water.
In this area, players may enjoy what they like most without many aspirations. They only need to have a little imagination to have fun with the proposal made by the landscap.
Bariloche - Río Negro
Av. Exequiel Bustillo Km. 14 (Ruta a Llao Llao)
Phone: (02944) 446-2416
Situated 14 Km. from the center of the idealized City of San Carlos de Bariloche, along the road to Llao Llao, this circuit offers the possibility to play golf in an accessible environment surrounded by forests and pure air.
Pinares Golf Club presents an excellent course for the quick and demanding golf player. With its 9 holes immersed in an incredible spot, with good tees, this is an ideal place to relax and let oneself be carried away by the level of the venue.
In the course, 5 of its holes are par 3 and 4 with the surprising characteristics of mountain spots.
In this cozy lawn, players may enjoy the game at any time of the year and also borrow the necessary clubs.
Other features :
» Holes: 9.
» Par: 29.
General Roca - Río Negro
Isla 32 Nº 8332
Phone: (02941) 443-1566/ 449-2117/ 42-3806
A few kilometers from the City of General Roca, lies the General Roca Golf Club. Situtated in an open environment inside a forest area, this is an ideal circuit for the practice of this exciting sport.
This course presents all the necessary alternatives for lovers of this game. It has several fairways and undulations that make the game more attractive.
The circuit has 12 holes, surrounded by several pines, plum trees and ash trees, among the most outstanding species. The round is escorted by a branch of the Negro River, which includes holes 10, 11 and 12.
Among the most difficult holes, hole 1, at the very beginning of the game is a 406-yard par 4 with an elevated green, and hole 3, with 416 yards and a second shot that is hidden, where there are three banquers to be crossed ahead.
»Other features:
Holes: 12. Par: 70. White Tees: 5852 yards. Blue Tees: 6343 yards. Red Tees: 5505 yards. Type: Parkland. Open from Tuesdays thru Sundays.
Neuquén - Neuquén
Paraje Rincón de Emilio s/n
Phone: (0299) 443-4066
This excellent circuit is located in the Province of Neuquén. It has 70 green hectares on the bank of the Neuquén River. It offers a paradisiac spot only five minutes from the center of the city.
The most outstanding feature in this course is that, even if it is short, it presents professional level hazards.
Its greens have an approximate elevation of 20 meters. There are water hazards and sand traps and its lawn is sown with agrostis and bermuda grass, thus turning this place into an ideal spot to enjoy high level golf. Holes 10, 13, 14, 15 and 16 present significant hazards, as they are surrounded by five large lagoons.
»Other Features :
Holes: 18. Par: 70. White Tees: 5701 yards. Blue Tees: 6000 yards. Red Tees: 5292 yards. Type: Parkland. Open everyday.
Neuquén - Neuquén
Epecuen y Chivilcoy - Valentina Norte
Phone: (0299) 444-1077 Facsimile: (0299) 444-0360
Comahue Golf Club is located in the City of Neuquén, in a 61-hectare venue, 8 kilometers away from the commercial center and right behind the international airport.
The course features 5 interconnected lakes and is adjacent to a gated community with 150 housing units, out of which 144 have already been allotted to its shareholders.
The golf course began to be used back in 1987 under the sponsorship of great master Roberto De Vicenzo. The 5,460-yard Red course for women is par 71; the 5,777-yard White course for men (handicap 24 to 36) is par 70 and the 6,206-yard Blue course, for men (handicap up to 23) is par 70.
Unlike other courses in the country, it is curious to find in this setting two active oil rigs and small woodlands containing apple trees, pear trees, walnut trees and chestnut trees so as to symbolize the economic potential of this beautiful province, of which golf is a very important part, of course.
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The last time I made this quilt it was for my own pink bundle…man that went by fast!
I used this tutorial, and this fabric bundle.
I love this quilt because it is modern but classic, and perfectly gender neutral in these colors. The backing is a Marmalade pinwheel print…it looks so great with the front.
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Joanna Bryan, newly-elected County Commissioner for District 3, suggested Tuesday that commissioners examine changes to a more detailed approach to the commission agendas.
The topic first arose as representatives of the Gulf County School District came before the Board of County Commissioners, per law, to honor a request from the School Board to hold a special election next spring on extending the district's one mil additional operating levy (see related story A1).
The School Board is required to request the BOCC for the special election.
"My only issue is why this wasn't on the agenda," Bryan said. "We weren't given any opportunity to receive comment from our constituents on this."
Superintendent of Schools Jim Norton said the request to the county was largely a procedural one and that he was following the process used four years ago when the School Board first asked for the additional mil operating levy.
"We are following the exact process as four years ago, as dictated by law," Norton said. "We have acted as fast as we could."
County attorney Jeremy Novak said the agenda for BOCC meetings is set by noon on Wednesday of the week before the meeting and that the School Board had held its meeting and adopted the resolution for the special election last Thursday.
Bryan pressed her point on the agenda.
"We are a representative form of government," Bryan said. "We also have a job to do. There is a reason you have to come to the county commission. This is not a rubber stamp.
"Why wasn't this put on the agenda?"
Commissioner Carmen McLemore wondered why the issue was on the November ballot when 80 percent of the county's registered voters cast ballots.
Norton said the board was newly-configured after the election, that the district operates on a different budget cycle from the county and that the board had just finished with the current fiscal year and trying to be proactive in looking ahead to the next fiscal year.
Norton and Novak also noted a 60-day window in which the issue was sit before further action on the special election can be taken.
"My point is it could have been placed on the agenda," Bryan said. "It is not just this but other issues that have come before the commission.
"This gives no opportunity to hear from my constituents. I think things should be placed on the agenda when we are going to vote for them."
Commissioner Warren Yeager agreed to a point.
"We do need to make sure that everything we discuss, where humanly possible, should be on the agenda."
The BOCC voted 5-0 to approve the special election, but Bryan later returned to the subject of the agenda.
Citing how the city of Port St. Joe conducts its business, providing a detailed agenda and allowing public comment, but no voting, on anything not on the agenda, Bryan asked her fellow commissioners to consider changes to how the agenda is drafted.
She said having a complete agenda of what will be coming before the BOCC would allow for more informed decisions from commissioners after hearing from constituents and argued that the greater transparency would bring more "well-rounded" decisions.
Bryan also cited an advisory opinion from the Florida Attorney General which states that city and county boards should not be voting for issues that have not been properly noticed and placed on the agenda.
"I agree," Yeager said. "I think some of the things that come before the board could be workshopped."
Yeager also agreed that commissioners should take a closer look at the drafting of agendas.
Bryan added that feedback from constituents during the election indicated a "disappointment" with the decision of the BOCC to move regular meetings from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m., during the work day.
She said history showed the board had long met during the evening and that commissioners should relook at the idea and determine whether the original goals of moving the meetings to the morning had really been met.
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Gail Alsobrook presented a tentative design of a proposed Bay Park that would include the Cape San Blas Lighthouse along with two museums exploring the history of the area, an estuarine preserve similar to the one in Franklin County and other amenities.
Alsobrook said the lighthouse and the need to relocate it presented an opportunity for "collaboration" among stakeholders such as the county – which has proposed moving the threatened lighthouse to Salinas Park – and the city of Port St. Joe to create a center of commerce which would force people driving U.S. 98 to stop and spend time in Port St. Joe.
"I do not support bringing the lighthouse into the city," McLemore said.
Yeager said he believed in the end the U.S. Air Force, which owns the property on which the lighthouse and ancillary buildings are located, would make the final decision on disposition.
"I agree with the spirit of cooperation," Yeager said. "We need to concentrate on two things – preserving it and making it a positive for the community."


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jaznbonnie wrote:This actually touches on my pet peeve. It is the word "probably". Many people in my region pronounce it as "prolly". I'd like to know where they think both b's went?
raptornx01 wrote:Heh, I pronounce Probably as probly (and often spell it that if I need to use shorthand.)
The Lieutenant thing I'm the same way. To me it always sounds like they are saying Left-Tenant which makes me think there is a right-tenant. makes it worse when the phrase Right, Left-tenant pops up
I've always said wash as wahsh, despite that my mother has always said it as warsh. Though I do say creek the way she does, which is crick. and my brother insists on pronouncing ethernet as eh-thernet instead of ee-thernet as I do.
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Another new debutante is going to join the bandwagon of star kids in Bollywood and he is none other than veteran actor Vinod Khanna's youngest son Sakshi. According to the latest grapevine, Sakshi Khanna, son of veteran actor-politician Vinod Khanna is all set to make his Bollywood debut with Milan
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Tonyblack wrote:Big Aggie wrote::happy-smileyinthebox: Big Aggie truly thinks you are all a bunch of lovely caring Scunners, and hopes Broccolee returns soon too
Big Aggie thinks she is posting on the Third PersonThread.
Del wrote::lol: I never read that thread and I know I am missing out on alot from the once or twice I looked at it.
But it does my head in. Its scarey.
Del wrote:Yeah Batty... but did you ever date a guy who talked in third person?
.... it didn't seem like he talked in the third person EVERY moment of every time I saw him....it was later ... it was very very very strange hearing Mike talk in the third person... then.... you know.... the whole time... during.... that...oh yeah. FREAKY!.
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Any word from Broc' yet?
ChristianBecker wrote:Conforumist wrote:Hey ChristianBecker,
Any word from Broc' yet?
No, sorry. Totally forgot about that letter.
Will write one tomorrow. Could you write a PM so I won't forget it again, please?
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The Spanish Lords are a Puerto Rican gang that take influence from eastcoast hispanic gangs such as the Latin Kings. They appear in Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. They are one of the largest street gangs operating in GTA IV, having influence across virtually all boroughs (including Alderney) except Broker; having turf in South Bohan, Fortside, Cerveza Heights, East Holland and Alderney City; they maintain a strong street presence within these territories. In the Alderney City turf, since they share their turf with the Korean Mob, they don't attack each other and may even drive around in cars with Koreans in the passenger seat and both will attack the player if the car is damaged. Some notable former members of the gang include Manny Escuela and Lyle Rivas. Like the Latin Kings, they wear black and gold; in addition to their gang colors, their clothing also usually features the Puerto Rican flag. Some are seen wearing t-shirts with "Boricua" printed on them. Most often, the Spanish Lords are seen driving in Cavalcades and Primos painted metallic red with gold rims and trim.
There are four sets of Spanish Lords members — a short, fat, bald man with a black top and gold chains (looking somewhat like Manny Escuela); a taller, heavyset dark-haired man, usually with a mustache, in a puffy coat, with red, white, and blue and Puerto Rican colors; and a younger, slim man with a yellow or white t-shirt, a yellow, red or blue cap, and a baseball jacket. The last set all have shaved heads and wear camo pants or jeans/shorts. They represent by flying the Puerto Rican flag or wearing Puerto Rican colors. Some members of the Spanish Lords don't wear gold, but the Spanish Lords usually can be seen wearing it as their primary color. Sometimes, if you hit a car belonging to one while he's in it, the gang member will come out with either a Knife or Baseball Bat. At night they usually walk around with SMGs and Pistols in case of fights.
Their favorite radio stations are San Juan Sounds and The Beat 102.7.
Members and associates
- Manny Escuela - Former member. Killed and sold as human's organs.
- Lyle Rivas - Member. Killed by a hired hitman.
- Jose Trunchez - Lieutenant & Co-owner of The Triangle Club. Killed by a hired hitman.
- Javier Trunchez - Lieutenant & Co-owner of The Triangle Club. Killed by a hired hitman.
- Jesus Trunchez - Lieutenant & Co-owner of The Triangle Club. Killed by a hired hitman.
- Little Jacob - Underboss of Hillside Posse.
- Playboy X - Leader of the North Holland Hustlers. Business associate of the Trunchez Brothers.
- Willy Valerio - Leader of the Northwood Dominican Drug Dealers.
GTA Chinatown Wars
In GTA Chinatown Wars, the protagonist Huang Lee must attack the Spanish Lords; after which, he can raid their warehouse to steal a Burrito containing drugs at any time. In The Ballad Of Gay Tony, they engage Luis, Armando and Henrique in drug wars, ironically though Spanish Lords and Northwood Dominican Drug Dealers can sometimes be seen together (in The Ballad Of Gay Tony). There is no hostility towards either gang.
Mission Appearences
- GTA Chinatown Wars
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A prominent member of the Australian-Chinese community is speaking out against "###### of the Orient," the latest game from L.A. Noire creator Brendan McNamara and Australian development studio Kennedy Miller Mitchell. Jieh-Yung Lo, the deputy mayor of Monash Council, tells the Sydney Morning Herald that the "O-word is very similar to the N-word for African-American communities" and that in his opinion - the game is an ''attempt to disgrace Chinese culture, history and traditions."
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1862 – First US navy hospital ship enters service
1924 – Judy Garland, two years old, billed as Baby Frances, makes her show business debut
1963 – Birthday – Lars Ulrich, Danish/US heavy metal drummer (Metallica-Kill 'em All)
1963 – Beatles release "I Want to Hold Your Hand"/"I Saw Her Standing There"
1966 – Jimi Hendrix writes "Purple Haze" backstage at the Upper Cut Club
1971 – Birthday – Jared Leto, Bossier City, Louisiana, American actor (My So Called Life, Requiem for a Dream)
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I finally posted a video of the NXT Guitar Challenge Game project from nxtprograms.com (for "Game Mode" at least):
Fortunately it worked out for this project that building instructions and programs are available for both NXT 1.0 and NXT 2.0. :-)
Dec 16, 2009
NXT Guitar Challenge Game Video
Posted by: Dave Parker at 5:41 PM
Labels: game, guitar, Guitar Hero, nxtprograms.com, video
5 comments:
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Simply great!
This GuitarRecorder program that runs on the PC: it's written also by you, right?
- Dec 17, 2009, 10:42:00 PM
- Dave Parker said...
Yes, I wrote the PC GuitarRecorder for this project. It is a straight Win32 program (via C++ in Visual Studio). Old-school programmers rejoice: It is only 100k all in one exe file (no setup), and uses no runtime or other DLLs! Back to the good old days when PC programs where this simple!
- Dec 18, 2009, 4:46:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
I take it that you refer to those "good old times" when requirements for and expectations on software were simple also? ;)
- Dec 19, 2009, 4:36:00 AM
- mystery.mailer said...
Isn't there a program for Mac too. If there isn't, can you make one? I really want to make that thing, but I only have a Mac....
- Dec 23, 2009, 4:51:00 AM
- H said...
how come the program isn't on the website? may you post it then?
- Aug 3, 2010, 8:08:00 AM
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Crews worked to restore power to nearly 7,000 Rocky Mountain Power customers in Utah County Monday morning.
Gunman wearing paintball mask robs Taylorsville restaurant
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Layton police were investigating the death of an elderly woman Sunday night.
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'Call' issued on Virgin River, some users go without
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Perpetual drought in Washington County has forced State Engineer Kent Jones to issue a call on the Virgin River and its tributaries, meaning some users with newer water rights will go without. Water restrictions are also in play elsewhere.
Woman hospitalized after being ejected from rolling vehicle
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A 20-year-old woman was in serious condition Sunday after the vehicle he was driving rolled several times and ejected him near Eureka, according to police.
4 injured in Mona when UTV rolls, catches fire
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An all-terrain recreational vehicle rolled and burst into flames over the weekend in Mona, injuring four people, one of them critically.
Man arrested after stealing police car, leading chase through Zion
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A man was arrested after police say he stole a Washington County sheriff's patrol car and led officers on a chase before being stopped in Zion National Park.
Crews extinguishing Scipio Fire 'hot spots'
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A wildfire that temporarily forced the closure of I-15 was winding down Sunday.
Lehi house deck collapses, 4 hospitalized
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Lehi building inspectors are scheduled to examine a house Monday where four people were injured when their elevated deck collapsed during a Fourth of July party.
Police: South Jordan burglars may be tied to similar crimes
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A group of brazen burglars who recently victimized residents in Bluffdale may have hit a South Jordan neighborhood over the weekend.
Foster refugees thriving with love, support from American parents
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Strong reaction to oil sands mining plan in Utah
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The proposed expansion of the country's first oil sands mine in eastern Utah drew a protest Tuesday in front of the offices of Utah mining regulators. Afterward, multiple groups packed an informal hearing largely devoted to groundwater concerns.
Man found hiding in pond by police has long criminal record
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A man with a long criminal history who police say fled from them in a stolen Lexus and then ran off and tried to hide in a pond, was arrested and found to be in possession of numerous weapons.
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Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker is among those expressing concern over a legislator's effort to roll back adoption of the latest building codes, which proponents say will reduce a homeowner's utility bills and reduce air pollution.
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A new show at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences' Nature Art Gallery will feature stunning images from Raleigh photographer Mike Boykin.
Photographer Mike Boykin's "Scenes From the Natural World" to run through the holidays at Museum's Nature Art GalleryDecember 1, 2014 - 4:45pm
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November 21, 2014 - 1:51pm
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November 21, 2014 - 1:00pm
While most children are content with learning the sounds that animals make, Christopher Isaiah Penn Smith wrote and published "Guess Who, Mr. Dinosaur?" when he was 4 years old and in preschool! On Tuesday, December 2, Christopher will be the Museum's special guest during Storytime at its regularly scheduled time at 10:30 a.m. An added Storytime will be held at 12:30 p.m.
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The skull of the Museum's Thescelosaurus, "Willo" is featured in a new paper by South Dakota School of Mines & Technology paleontologist Dr. Clint Boyd, published on PeerJ.
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A rare dinosaur fossil has been restored by an international team of scientists — led by Dr. Stephan Lautenschlager from the University of Bristol and including Dr. Lindsay Zanno from the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences — using high-resolution X-ray computed tomography (CT scanning) and digital visualization techniques. The work is described this week in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.
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