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SARANAC —Ethan Goslin was the quarterback for Saranac Central on Saturday in the Chiefs' 42-28 victory over AuSable Valley. It was incorrectly reported that Dylan Goslin, Ethan's older brother, was the quarterback.
Ethan Goslin accounted for more than 45 percent of Saranac's offense with one touchdown passing and one touchdown rushing.
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CORTLAND — Nick Parrella of the Plattsburgh State men's soccer team has been named State University of New York Athletic Conference Men's Soccer Offensive Player of the Week for the week ending Sept. 8.
Parrella picked up five points in a 2-0 week for the Cardinals. Last Wednesday, Parrella scored the game-tying goal in the 76th minute of a non-conference game against Norwich – a game in which the Cardinals won, 3-2, in double overtime. The Miller Place native added three more points Saturday in a 4-0 shutout against Bard. Parrella assisted on the first goal of the game before scoring on a header shot in the 21st minute.
The Cardinals have claimed the first two weekly offensive awards from the conference, with freshman Alexis Archilla receiving last week's honor. This is the first SUNYAC weekly honor of Parrella's career.
Plattsburgh State returns to action Wednesday with a non-league game at Castleton. Game time is set for 7 p.m.
SuperNova, Big Boyz tourney champs
WEST PLATTSBURGH — SuperNova (Nova Bus) took first place in the Play to Give Coed Softball Tournament in the company division while Big Boyz captured the first place slot in the community division held recently at American Legion Post 1619.
Second-place honors in the company division went to MRP Syringes (Mold Rite) and third place was S&J Clean/KofC 7273 (S&J Clean). Blurred Lines was second in the community division followed by the Ducks.
Forty-teams played Aug. 24-25 with more than $20,000 to benefit the FitzPatrick Cancer Center. More than 100 local companies and individuals contributed to the success of this year's effort.
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AKWESASNE — One of the biggest events of the 2013 racing season will take place this weekend, as Mohawk International Raceway, along with Twin Leaf, present a DIRTcar and Go Nuclear Late Model Series Weekend Doubleheader Friday and Saturday night. All four major DIRTcar touring divisions will be on hand throughout the weekend.
Friday night's program will feature the 358 Modified DIRTcar Series race, along with a Mr. DIRTcar Pro Stock event, as well as the Go Nuclear Late Model Series with a non-points event with the top two Late Model finishers earning a guaranteed starting spot into Saturday night's Richard Tenace Memorial event.
The following night will be another big night at MIR, as the Big Block Modified Super DIRTcar Series comes to town, along with the next round of the Mr. DIRTcar Sportsman Series. In addition, the Go Nuclear Late Model Series returns once again for the 1st Annual Richard Tenace Memorial event, paying $1500 to win.
Friday night's general admission prices are $30 for adults, $25 for students and seniors and $15 for children 12 and under. Pit Admission is $35 for members and $40 for non-members. Pit Gates and Grandstand area will open at 4pm, with Hot Laps beginning at 6pm. Time Trials for 358 Modified Series and Pro Stock Series will begin at 6:45 p.m. followed by heat races at approximately 7:15 p.m.
Saturday night's general admission is $35 for adults, $30 for students and seniors and $15 for children 12 and under. Pit admission is $40 for members and $45 for non-members. Pit Gates and Grandstand area will open at 2:30 p.m, with Hot Laps beginning at 5 p.m. Time trials for Big Block Modifieds and Sportsman are slated for 5:45 p.m. with heat race action set to begin at approximately 6:30 p.m.
Weekend passes are available as well. General admission prices are $60 for adults, $50 for students and seniors, $25 for Children 12 and Under. A weekend pit pass is available for $80. Free camping on the MIR premises is permitted. Breakfast will be served from 8-11 a.m. on Saturday for $8. A chicken dinner will also be available for lunch from 11 a.m. until all is sold at a price of $10.
For more information, call 358-9017.
Can-Am stick/puck, skating sessions set
PLATTSBURGH — The Can-Am North Sports Centre will be open for stick-n-puck and public skating on Sunday. Public skating will be from 3:30-5 p.m., followed by stick-n-puck from 5-6:30 p.m.
PHS's Miller helps St. Michael's to victory
WINOOSKI, Vt. — Former Plattsburgh High standout Hillary Miller turned in a career-high performance Saturday in helping Saint Michael's College defeat Saint Lawrence University 3-1 at the Victory Promotions Invitational in Potsdam. The Purple Knights went 3-1 for the weekend with victories also over SUNY Plattsburgh (3-1) and SUNY Potsdam (3-2). They lost to SUNY Canton 3-1.
Miller, a junior, notched a career-high 22 digs in the victory over St. Lawrence. In the victory over Plattsburgh, Miller was credited with 17 digs.
Lucas Cross Willsboro keeper
WILLSBORO — Lucas Cross was in goal for the Willsboro Warriors Friday in a season-opening 3-0 loss to Northern Adirondack. It was incorrectly reported that Nick Arnold was the keeper.
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This funding is to establish a center in Lipidomics and Pathobiology, which will support MUSC investigators in their efforts to understand the role of a class of fatty molecules, known as sphingolipids, in regulating cell growth, cell death and cell aging.
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The Lipidomics Core Facility builds on unique expertise at MUSC in sphingolipid biology, chemistry and analysis and their role in signal transduction and cell regulation. This expertise supports the facility's pivotal role in MUSC's COBRE in Lipidomics and Pathobiology. Sphingolipid metabolism assumes a key role in the complex mechanisms regulating cellular stress responses to environmental changes. Several sphingolipid metabolites act as bioactive molecules, and their individual contribution to the regulatory pathways that govern cell growth are being established.This offers promises for new molecular insights into tumor growth and metastasis and emphasizes the needs to analyze sphingolipid components, examine sphingolipid chemistry and regulation of sphingolipid metabolic pathways. Monitoring changes in sphingolipid composition in normal and cancer environments will provide one of the missing links in the search for a novel and effective therapy. The Lipidomics Core Facility provides expertise, analysis and synthetic molecular tools to examine the role of sphingolipids in cancer research.
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The report also talks about how fear of arrest is driving people who use drugs underground, away from HIV testing and HIV prevention services and into high risk environment. It goes on to make several important recommendations including replacing the criminalization and punishment of people who use drugs with the offer of health and treatment services to those who need them; including treatment and care for drug dependence such as substitution and heroin-assisted treatment. Special attention to those most at risk, including those in prisons and other custodial settings, is recommended.
According to Susie McLean, the Alliance's senior advisor on HIV and drug use: "Injecting drug use should primarily be considered a health issue and not one of criminality. Failure to implement evidence-based HIV prevention programmes leads to increases in HIV transmission. The Global Commission is absolutely right to say that the time for leadership is now."
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Pearl River senior Christa Scognamiglio added another honor a long list.
Scognamiglio was named the Rockland County's top senior female athlete of the 2011-12 winter season Thursday. Suffern ice hockey player John Redgate was named top male senior athlete in Rockland for the winter.
Scognamiglio was named New York State Class A Player of the Year in April for a season in which she became Pearl River's all-time leading scorer and led the Pirates to a Section 1 championship and the school's first-ever appearance in the in the state semifinals.
Scognamiglio, who will play her college ball at Division I Fairfield, was also named first-team all state by the New York State Sportswriter's Association, first-team All-NYSPHSAA Class A All-Tournament. She finished her career with 1,685 points, second all-time in Rockland County girls basketball.
Redgate was named New York State Division I Player of the Year and Section 1 Player of the Year, leading Suffern to sectional, regional and state championships.
The Rockland County Sports Hall of Fame Committee, Rockland County Sports Coaches Association and Crown Trophy of Pearl River sponsor the awards, given three times a year for over 30 years, once each for the fall, winter and spring seasons.
The athletic directors at Rockland County's 11 high schools submit their outstanding senior male and female athletes for each season to the selection committee. All 66 nominees are invited to the annual awards breakfast Tuesday, June 5, 2012 at the Pearl River Elks Club.
Pearl River's male nominee was Joey Clinton, point guard on a Pearl River boys basketball team that reached the section quarterfinals.
The selection committee is made up of retired Suffern AD Bob Buono, retired Albertus Magnus and Pearl River AD Tom Collins, retired Nanuet football and wrestling coach Rich Conklin, retired Pearl River AD Tom Doherty, Commissioner of Rockland County Officials Jimmy Kane and former Nanuet AD Judy Slutsky.
The nominees broken down by school are:
- Albertus Magnus: Tyler Sayre (basketball) and Colleen Power (basketball)
- Clarkstown North: Mike Kahn (skiing) and Joe Temco (skiing)
- Clarkstown South: Sean Piacente (swimming and diving) and Megan Lugo (indoor track)
- Nanuet: Spencer Mayfield IV (basketball) and Deanna Felicissimo (indoor track)
- North Rockland: Mike Caputo (wrestling) and Danielle Russell (indoor track)
- Nyack: Kyle Gill (indoor track) and Taryn Brady (basketball)
- Pearl River: Joey Clinton (basketball) and Christa Scognamiglio (basketball)
- Ramapo: David Haye (basketball) and Courtney Jasmin (indoor track)
- Spring Valley: Winslow Dorsainvil (basketball) and Regina Wilson (basketball)
- Suffern: John Redgate (ice hockey) and Sarah Bowens (indoor track)
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Gallery Theater presents "The Wiz": A musical based on "The Wizard of Oz." Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. Sunday; 210 N.E. Ford St., McMinnville; $16, $14 for students and ages 62 and older; visit www.gallerytheater.com or call 503-472-2227 for more information. (N-R Subscribers click here for story)
Linfield Theater presents "Spring Awakening": A musical dealing with adolescent angst (includes mature language and subject matter, fog and strobe light). Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m.; Ford Hall at Linfield College; $10, $8 for ages 62 and older, $6 for students; For tickets and more information, visit www.linfield.edu/culture. (N-R Subscribers click here for story)
Linfield College chorus presents "Missa Brevis in Tempore Belli": Sunday at 4 p.m.; Melrose Hall's auditorium; call 503-883-2275 for more information.
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Gil Reynolds Band: rock, classics, blues; The Horse Radish, Carlton; 7 p.m.
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Dennis Brutke and the Country Gents: country-western; McMinnville Grange Hall; 7:30 p.m.; $5 cover.
Sweet Revenge: pop/rock; Spirit Mountain Sports Bar, Grand Ronde; 9 p.m.
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Man charged in scissor assaultStaff Report | January 01,2013Police say a Tinmouth man stabbed a woman in front of their daughter and then coached the girl to lie about it.
Kevin Frederick, 29, of McCoy Road, pleaded innocent Monday in Rutland Criminal Court to charges of domestic assault and interference with access to emergency services. He was released on the conditions including that he stay away from the woman and their children. If convicted, he could face a maximum of two and a half years in prison and $10,000 in fines.
Police said they arrived at the family home Friday afternoon in response to a family fight complaint and found the woman "crying profusely, and physically trembling." She said a dispute escalated to Frederick stabbing her in the forearm with a pair of scissors, according to affidavits, and unplugging the phone to keep her from calling for help before hitting himself in the head with a metal space heater.
Police said the woman's arm had several fresh puncture wounds.
Frederick's account of events, according to police, was that the woman hit him in the face and then stabbed herself with the scissors.
Police said three small children were in the room for the fight, and that the oldest, an eight-year-old, initially backed Frederick's story.
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In the 11 polls during the 2012 football season, Hoover received every possible first-place vote except for one -- after the second week of play.
Now that the season is over, the Bucs picked up every first-place vote but one in the Alabama Sports Writers Association Super 25 poll.
The ASWA's second Super 25 postseason poll weighs a team's final record and their class, but also takes into account its body of work within its own class — specifically, if a team did its best against other schools its size, or those larger classes when it had the opportunity.
At 15-0, there's no doubt Hoover did that and more – stopping all comers and finishing with a 31-0 shutout of Opelika, which finished ninth in the poll at 10-5 after a surprising playoff run that saw the Bulldogs avenge two regular-season losses in the semifinals and quarterfinals.
State champions from the Alabama High School Athletic Association comprised six of the top seven spots. Spanish Fort, the 5A champion, was second, 4A winner UMS-Wright was third, 2A champ Tanner was fourth, and 3A titlist Madison Academy was fifth. The only other team to crack the winners was 5A runner-up McAdory, which was sixth. Class 1A winner Brantley finished seventh and was the only team other than Hoover to receive a first-place vote.
Two teams from the Alabama Independent Schools Association cracked the top 25 – AA champion Edgewood Academy at No. 19 and AAA winner Tuscaloosa Academy in 22nd place.
Among the Super 25, Class 6A earned eight spots, with classes 5A and 4A grabbing four each. Class 3A had three spots, 2A, 1A and the AISA had two spots each.
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1. Hoover (23) (6A; 15-0)..........................599*6A champion
2. Spanish Fort (5A; 14-1)..........................551*5A champion
3. UMS-Wright (4A; 13-2)...........................464*4A champion
4. Tanner (2A; 14-0)..................................442*2A champion
5. Madison Acad. (3A; 13-2)......................414*3A champion
6. McAdory (5A; 14-1)................................406*5A runner-up
7. Brantley (1) (1A; 15-0)............................398*1A champion
8. Carver-Montgomery (6A; 12-2)................*6A semifinalist
9. Opelika (6A; 10-5)..................................389*6A runner-up
10. Clay-Chalkville (6A; 12-2)..................372*6A semifinalist
11. Oneonta (4A; 14-1)...............................350*4A runner-up
12. Muscle Shoals (5A; 13-1)...................315*5A semifinalist
13. St Paul's (5A; 11-3)............................247*5A semifinalist
14. Auburn (6A; 11-2)..........................227*6A quarterfinalist
15. Washington Co. (2A; 13-2)...................226*2A runner-up
16. Marion Co. (1A; 13-2)...........................182*1A runner-up
17. Fayette Co. (3A; 12-3)..........................176*3A runner-up
18. Vestavia Hills (6A; 10-3).................166*3A quarterfinalist
19. Edgewood Acad. (AISA; 14-0)....148*AISA AA champion
20. Madison Co. (4A; 12-2)......................134*4A semifinalist
21. McGill-Toolen (6A; 11-1).................129*6A second round
22. Tuscaloosa Acad. (AISA; 13-0)........123*AISA champion
23. Spain Park (6A; 10-3).....................120*6A quarterfinalist
24. Dora (4A; 12-2)...................................116*4A semifinalist
25. Lauderdale Co. (3A; 12-2)...................95*3A semifinalist


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— TRAVERSE CITY — Northwestern Michigan College board members decided months ago to put a .4-mil request before county voters in August, a single-item, special election that's expected to cost taxpayers about $70,000.
College trustees at the time said they chose an off-year, non-primary August election date — typically a time of light voter turnout — because they wanted to make sure there was enough time for an approved higher property tax rate to take effect this year.
But NMC College President Tim Nelson learned just after the NMC board's April vote to secure the Aug. 6 election date that the same winter taxation goal could be achieved in November, information he failed to share with board members.
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A newly renovated electric plant in Ocala is drawing in business, in direct competition with a similar directive in Gainesville.
Ocala's new hub, called "The Power Plant," is designed to help small technology-based businesses get off the ground.
The Power Plant's director says the goal is to make Ocala a place that companies will want to call home.
The Power Plant was initially funded by grant money from Marion County for technology and the director's salary.
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Bert Wallace, beloved husband, father, grandfather, friend, coach, Marine, and mentor to many, passed away at home on April 1, 2014 after an extended illness which he battled courageously. He is survived by his loving wife, Ann Matthews who he cherished for 30 years. It was an inspiring love and marriage and they were inseparable from the day they first met. His family was always his number one priority. He was a proud father to his two sons, Bryan Moser Wallace (Candice) of New Orleans and Michael Arthur Wallace (Lauren) of Atlanta, who predeceased him in 2013, and his two granddaughters who were the light of his life, Neely Elizabeth and Rylie Kole Wallace.
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Pork Barrel Projects Rampant in Congress's Spending for 2009 Fiscal Year
This is something every American taxpayer should read.
By Peter Roff, Thomas Jefferson Street blog
Every year, Citizens Against Government Waste, which, as its name implies, is an organization that works to fight waste in government, releases a pamphlet documenting what it believes are wasteful expenditures by the federal government.
The book, which this year runs to 60 pages, helps fuel the outrage now directed at congressional earmarks and other forms of suspicious spending. And it's something that every American taxpayer should read.
"In fiscal year 2009, Congress stuffed 10,160 projects into the 12 appropriations bills worth $19.6 billion," the group says in its introduction to The Pig Book. And, while "the projects represent a 12.5 percent decrease from the 11,610 projects in fiscal year 2008," CAGW says, "The $19.6 billion is a 14 percent increase over the fiscal year 2008 total of $17.2 billion, belying claims of reduced spending."
Since 1991, the first year The Pig Book was produced, the group says it has identified items of federal pork that have cost U.S. taxpayers $290 billion.
And, lest anyone accuse CAGW of playing fast and loose with the facts, the group has seven possible criteria for defining pork: an expenditure requested by only one chamber of Congress; an expenditure not specifically authorized; an expenditure not awarded competitively; an expenditure not requested by the president; an expenditure that greatly exceeds the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; an expenditure that was not the subject of congressional hearings; or an expenditure that serves only a local or special interest.
Each entry in The Pig Book must meet at least one of the criteria and, the group says, "Most satisfy at least two."
According to CAGW, Alaska is the nation's most pork-laden state, receiving a total of $221,222,875 in federal largess for a population of only 686,293 people. This works out to $322.34 in pork per person, probably more than the average American spends in a year on actual pork at the supermarket.
Coming in at second place is Hawaii, with $234.96 in pork per person, followed by North Dakota, the District of Columbia and, rounding out the top five, West Virginia.
The group also identifies specific pork projects, along with their congressional sponsors. Some of them are just examples of traditional congressional excess. These include: $500,000 by Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, (R-Texas) for a Manned Space Flight Education Foundation in Houston to create "a virtual space community for students"; $200,000 by Rep. Howard Berman (D-Calif.) for the Providence Holy Cross Foundation tattoo removal violence prevention program in Mission Hills, Calif.; and $98,257 by Rep. James Moran (D-Va.) a member of the House Appropriations Committee, for funds from the Small Business Administration for the Georgetown Metro Connection, a bus service that runs from Georgetown in Washington, D.C. "to the neighborhood of Dupont Circle in D.C. and to Rosslyn, Va.," which, the group points out, happens to be in Moran's district.
And, just for fun, The Pig Book concludes with a series of awards, including "The Mighty Windbag Award," giving it to Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) "for $47,575 for the Harlem United wind power project," "The Dim Bulb Award" to Sens. Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) and Rep. Carolyn Kilpatrick (D-Mich.) "for $951,500 for downtown Detroit energy efficient street lamps," and "The Water Taxi to Nowhere Award" to former GOP Rep. Chris Shays (R-Conn.), who managed to score $1.9 million for a Pleasure Beach water taxi service project before being voted out of Congress.
For everyone who wonders why taxpayers are angry today, a quick read of The Pig Book will give you and idea.
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Capturing Whistler: Dan Treadway and Kye Petersen Help Win Deep Winter Photo Challenge Title
Blake Jorgenson – the wizard behind the lens for some of Oakley's most captivating ski team shots – was crowned the "King of Storms." Just the way it should be.
With the help of Oakley Ski Team shredders Dan Treadway and Kye Petersen, Blake's recent photo shoot in Whistler for the Deep Winter Photo Challenge – produced truly dramatic and moody imagery. As always, he captured some of the most amazing moments in the thick of the season – on his home turf.
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Robert Higgs Discusses Effects of WWI on Tom Woods Show
Recorded: Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Sr. Fellow Robert Higgs appeared on the Tom Woods radio show. Higgs discusses the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I and its devastating effects on people and government.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, History (International), History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Ivan Eland on Ramifications of WW1
Recorded: Sunday, July 13, 2014
What are the lessons of World War I? How did it shape the world today? And what does it teach us about global conflict 100 years on? Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland joins a panel discussion on RT television on the ramifications of World War I.
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John C. Goodman: What's the Alternative to Obamacare?
Recorded: Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis" describes how the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, with its 27,000 pages of rules and regulations, has omitted some basic market-based concepts that would benefit all consumers. Goodman outlines the changes that would make such a healthcare system function, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the subject. Goodman is known as the "Father of Health Savings Accounts" whose suggestions for healthcare reform have been heard around the country. In this video, he highlights what is wrong with Obamacare, and offers his bold ideas on sensible healthcare reform.
Experts: John C. GoodmanType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Antitrust, Competition, and Monopoly, Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Power, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, Politics, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation
Ivan Eland on Talibans POW Exchange
Recorded: Saturday, May 31, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on Canadas CTV to analyze the recent exchange of an American Prisoner of War for five Taliban leaders held in Guantanamo Bay detention camp.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Freedom, History (U.S), Politics, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland on FSN Radio: Americas Presidents & Foreign Policy
Recorded: Thursday, May 15, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on The Financial Survival Network with host Kerry Lutz to talk about his book Recarving Rushmore which will be updated in the fall of 2014. The book ranks U.S. Presidents on issues of peace, prosperity, and liberty.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic Policy, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Terrorism and National Crises
The War on Everything
Recorded: Monday, April 14, 2014
Research Fellow Anthony Gregory, author of "The Power of Habeas Corpus in America,"
discusses how politicians love to declare war on social and economic issues, and how these "wars" only manage to increase government power while reducing liberty.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Free Speech, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, History (U.S), Immigration, Law Enforcement, Regulation and Deregulation, Terrorism and National Crises
Robert Higgs Discusses Crisis and Leviathan
Recorded: Friday, March 28, 2014
Robert Higgs discusses his book 'Crisis and Leviathan: Critical Episodes in the Growth of American Government' at the Ludwig von Mises Institute.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Waste/Pork, History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Robert Higgs - Crisis, Leviathan, and the National Security State
Recorded: Thursday, February 27, 2014
"Crisis, Leviathan, and the National Security State" by Robert Higgs was a speech sponsored by The Future of Freedom Foundation February 15, 2014 at the 2014 International Students for Liberty Conference in Washington D.C.
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Secretary of State John Kerry announces additional U.S. humanitarian assistance for those affected by the crisis in Syria
USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah talks with children in Oncupinar refugee camp on the Syrian border on November 27 during a visit to Turkey to discuss the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Syria and assistance for those affected. (Adem Altan/AFP)
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Syria has been embroiled in conflict since March 2011 when the Syrian government first began to crack down on non-violent demonstrations in the streets of Damascus. Since then, more than 6.5 million people have been internally displaced from their homes inside Syria and more than 2.8 million have fled to neighboring countries. The United States remains the single largest donor of humanitarian assistance since the conflict began and has donated more than $2 billion to help those suffering inside Syria, as well as the refugees and host communities in neighboring countries.
The United States, through USAID and the Department of State, continues to work through all possible channels to deliver aid to those in need in Syria, including through the United Nations, international and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and local Syrian organizations. On June 4, 2014, Secretary Kerry announced an additional $290 million in humanitarian assistance to help those affected by the conflict.
For more information on U.S. Government assistance, click here for the USAID Crisis in Syria web page. The fact sheet, map and infographic below also provide detailed information about the latest assistance efforts, as well as the effects of the Syrian crisis on neighboring countries and how U.S. assistance is being applied to help host communities in those countries. Follow USAID on Twitter and on Facebook to keep track of the latest announcements and develoments.
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Air attack and run defense lead Giants over Texans
Eli Manning threw two of his three touchdown passes to Hakeem Nicks and the New York Giants held Houston to a franchise-low 24 yards rushing in a 34-10 win over the Texans on Sunday.
Injuries, blocking duties hold down Daniels' receiving totals
Texans TE Owen Daniels has seen his pass-catching numbers drop significantly because of various injuries and a need to pass-block more often, according to AFC South Whispers.
Cushing's return comes as schedule offers Texans no relief
Texans SLB Brian Cushing was a physical, playmaking, turnover-forcing presence as a rookie, and his influence in each of these specific areas will aid the defense in his return.
Mario Williams limited in practice
A groin injury has limited Texans DE Mario Williams in practice this week.
Texans sign DE Anderson
The Texans have signed former Bears DE Mark Anderson. The Bears cut Anderson on Tuesday and replaced him with veteran DE Charles Grant.
Texans' win at Oakland highlights depth, talent, resiliency
The Texans are second in the NFL in offense and last in defense, but the return of SLB Brian Cushing is a major help to the "D," and the offense thrived at less-than-full strength in a 31-24 win at Oakland ...
Foster returns from benching to score twice in Texans win
Arian Foster returned from an early game benching to score on a 74-yard run and an 10-yard catch in the second half to lead the Houston Texans to a 31-24 victory over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
Texans RB Foster does not start (coach's decision)
Texans RB Arian Foster did not start against the Raiders in Week Four because of a coach's decision, according to multiple reports.
Harris: Foster can be 'complete' with work
Arian Foster won the Texans' starting RB job with an improved approach to his job, and the work paid off handsomely in the first month of the season. Now, Texans RB coach Chick Harris wants him to sustain that progress.
Kubiak: Texans WR Johnson 'game-time' decision
Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said that WR Andre Johnson's playing status for Sunday will be a "game-time decision," according to the club.
Texans sign Paymah, fail to add Schobel
The Texans have reportedly added veteran DB Karl Paymah to their secondary.
Cowboys top Texans 27-13, earn first win
Tony Romo threw two touchdown passes to Roy Williams, Marion Barber ran for another score and the Dallas Cowboys got their first win by beating the Houston Texans 27-13 on Sunday.
Texans' defense faltering vs. pass, stuffing run
The Texans' defensive problems against the pass have been glaring, but their sustained success against the run is notable, too.
Texans sign OT Salaam
The Texans announced the signing of OT Ephraim Salaam on Wednesday. Salaam's signing comes one day after Duane Brown was suspended for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
Texans starting OLT Brown suspended four games
Texans starting OLT Duane Brown has been suspended by the NFL for four games for violating the NFL policy on performance enhancing substances.
Joseph is active for the Houston Texans after missing two games with a hamstring injury.||||||| Joseph's presence should help contain the Patriots' high-powered passing attack.
Texans coach Gary Kubiak says cornerback Johnathan Joseph, linebacker Bradie James and offensive linemen Derek Newton and Antoine Caldwell will miss Sunday's game at Tennessee. All of those players sat out Friday's workout, as did cornerback Alan Ball, who has a sore foot. Kubiak had already ruled out linebacker Brooks Reed, who's sidelined indefinitely with a groin injury.||||||| Joseph (hamstring), Caldwell (hamstring), Newton (right knee) and James (hamstring) have sat out practices all week. Ball will be a game-time decision.
Joseph sat out practice Wednesday with a groin injury.||||||| Texans coach Gary Kubiak said he was optimistic that Joseph would play against the Ravens Sunday.
The Texans have agreed to terms with Joseph.||||||| Houston went 6-10 last season and was desperate to land a top-tier cornerback. It was reportedly a front-runner to land Nnamdi Asomugha. The Texans had the league's worst pass defense in 2010, allowing a league-high 18 receptions covering 40 yards or more. The 27-year-old Joseph is three years younger than Asomugha, and intercepted nine passes in his last two seasons in Cincinnati. The Bengals drafted Joseph out of South Carolina with the 24th overall pick in 2006.
Joseph will miss the rest of the season with a foot injury. The team on Friday placed Joseph on injured reserve, the third defensive starter lost to injury this season after linebacker Keith Rivers and safety Dexter Jackson.||||||| Joseph missed two early games with the injury, but had played in six straight games before aggravating it Sunday against Philadelphia. He didn't play in Thursday night's loss at Pittsburgh.


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Glass artist Shona Blackwood has lost her ability to create, but instead of panic, all she feels is apathy. Her detachment is shaken when she narrowly avoids being mugged, thanks to a timely rescue by a man who makes all her senses come roaring to life.Logan Andrews is a magical troubleshooter assigned to protect Shona from an unseen enemy. Shona is unaware that magic actually exists and Logan is under orders not to tell her, but it isn't long before he finds his loyalty torn between his people and the passionate woman he is guarding. He thought this would be a straightforward job, but Logan quickly realizes that in an edgy contest between magic and passion, love is destined to win.
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Every step Logantook on the path eased his tension. Up here he didn't have to deal with his sisters; he didn't have to guard himself against a city full of humans and the press of their energy against his mind's protective barrier; and since his brother wasn't here, he didn't have to worry about Kel either.
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Glass artist Shona Blackwood is ignorant of her Gineal heritage and unaware that people who can do magic actually exist, but when she's targeted for death, troubleshooter Logan Andrews is assigned to protect her. A straight forward job quickly goes awry and what Logan doesn't know might cost both him and Shona their lives.
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The county average for households married with children is 34.12%.
The median household income in Carlsbad, California is
The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,424
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Feminist blogger Anita Sarkeesian said, "Many contemporary online multiplayer games now include voice and text chat integration which is meant to provide a richer shared social gaming experience. Unfortunately, in some of these spaces when a player is identified as female (or LGBT) they are viciously attacked and verbally abused."
I've covered this harassment in the first part of my article, here (and more about Sarkeesian, here). Although men receive abusive comments from fellow gamers, it's much worse for women.
Grace, an editor of the website Fat, Ugly, or Slutty, said, "When it's discovered that [a player is] a woman, the abuse changes. It'll become more concentrated from a lot of players at once or the content changes: It becomes a lot more sexualized or becomes violent."
These threats don't just come from obnoxious teens: they come from grown men, as attested to voice recordings of players found on NotintheKitchenAnymore.
Among many others, James Bosier is motivated to see harassment end. A father of a young girl, he said, "I'm afraid of what her first interaction with somebody online will be. It's a shame this is an even an issue. I can't imagine than women couldn't play golf because they're sexually harassed by everybody playing."
Although many believe this harassment comes from a vocal minority, it's time for both players and games companies to actively stamp it out. Here's how:
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Tell the harassers to stop.
Jennifer Bosier, the managing editor for VideoGameWriters, said, "If you have a problem with me because you disagree with me, great. If you have a problem with me because I'm female, find a new hobby."
She suggests, "Just push back. A lot of the guys who will call you 'Tits' are a lot bark and no bite, and if you tell them, 'Dude' [spoken warningly], they'll back down.
"I lashed out at a guy and he said, 'I'm really sorry.' I said, 'No, this doesn't cut it. Dude, this is not an okay behavior.' And he totally backed down. After that, he was kinda resentful to me, but after a couple of weeks, he learned that…I'm actually pretty nice. After that, we became friends.
I have been threatened to be raped, along with every woman and family member I have and all the children in my neighborhood. Do you know what I call that? An empty threat from the internets. Oh noes.
Sigh, there are so many of these silly articles going around recently. I dont really see what the point is since basically you are arguing against the whole equality movement. For example, in a game where someone is trying to shoot you in the head, and you are trying to stab them in the back etc.. any distraction that puts you off your a-game goes, if you let it have an effect on your playing then it will become more common.
What articles like this seem to be arguing for is the non equality of women, that female players should be treated with special nice gloves and pampered e.g. "dont shoot her !". I once got accused of being a sexist in a game of heads up poker, took about $200 off a female player I guess, spoke trash the whole time exactly the same as I would any player for a nice little sum of cash. If I hadn't done so then I'd class that as sexist; playing differently purely because I was playing against a female. In her mind I should have been the perfect gentleman and let her win all my money like she was probably used to. She actually got her boyfriend to go online with his poker account and demand that I pay her back, lol. After I had stopped laughing I told him I would play him for it, took all his money aswell. They filed a complaint which went nowhere, but I guess it solidified my view on the whole argument. Am I proud of how I acted ?, not particularly.. would I do the same again ?, yes yes and yes, my online poker account is a persona that will try and find any hint of weakness for a reaction that might effect how someone plays, nothing is beneath him ;). On the flip side alot of times I am just genuinely nice, if I feel it will work in that situation hehe, depends on the opponent :P
In real life I am a very nice guy and probably detrimental to the whole female rights crap since I guess i was raised to be nice to the female half of the planet, give money, pay for drinks and meals etc., but have also had meals / drinks paid for me by women heh, thats equality working right there when a woman you have just tries to get you drunk when you are broke hehe.
blah, back to the point.. I am sure there are many female gamers who see articles like this and cringe. Grow a pair, man up, fight them at theyr own game: if a 12 year old is knocking you for being female call him a virgin hehe.. try not to let it change your gameplay in any way, since at the end of the day thats all that they are trying to do. Its not personal, its not sexist / racist, its a game that people want to win. If you cannot get past that disable the chat. Articles like this imply that everyone is having a nice gentelmanly chat with no abuse untill an evil woman joins the game, lol.
I guess in games where you arent trying to kill someone / take all theyr money etc sexism is inexcusable but lol, seriously assholes are assholes, it doesnt matter what gender you are they will say something to try and get a rise out of you just for the hell of it.
What you are arguing for is so many steps backwards in both female equality and freedom of speach it is scary. Basically you want monitoring bodies so that people have to watch what they say at all times with the threat of being banned, and cannot start a private conversation with strangers unless its sanctioned, even then they will have to bite theyr tongue. The german military had a very similar ideology during ww2 :P.
I apologise that this response was written on your article in particular since my views and anger has been built up over atleast 5-10 similar articles in the last couple of weeks, its nothing personal, just sick of it. In my mind female players who let gaming comments hurt them get the same amount of abuse as male players who let gaming comments hurt them. Also if you are getting loads of people trying to chat you up then lol, cry me a ####### river.. poor you, must suck to have horny people of the opposite sex after you all the time, how detramenting to your self image of being ugly and hated in the world .
My first and last comment on the subject, hate me if you will.
Signed: Grow the #### up
I'm keeping an open mind but the concept that "it's worse" for women is a tough sell. Especially after a decade of Xbox live.
Go on twitch.tv for 30 seconds and you'll hear that the language spewed by both men and women is incredibly vile.
Considering just how raunchy online gamer culture is, the only real way to way to make everyone comfortable is to sanitize (and maybe chaperone?) all interactions bettween males and females in online games. Eliminate all conversations of a sexual nature. I'm sure that will be a real hit.
The technological solutions you posted sound interesting, but they will never be implimented fairly. What happens when everyone with the word "girl" in their gamer tag is muted by trolls? Then a massive amount of girl gamers will be auto-muted under such a system and silenced forever. Problem solved?
While I'm not sure if the technological solutions that she suggested may make practical sense, I do agree that it is far worse for women. For someone to have to login, and to immediately be called a "cunt" or threatened to be raped is..just insanity to me, and paints us gamers in such a poor light.
There is a lot of harassment when it comes to on line gaming, most of it is just is trash talk, period!!
it is very different than sexual harassment.
it is part of the online gaming experience, when people hear the accent of the Hispanic or black guy they automatically use that against them, just like when the person with the country southern draw comes on line, or even when late at night the European teens are on line and they figure out you are from the States, you will get a lot of trash talk not just about the game or your ranking or lack of skill but also about where you are from.just like when they find out there is a female on the other end of the mic.
to go play on line you either develop a thick skin and trash talk back just like you would do at a stadium during a football game or if you are too sensitive to take the heat you always have the option to mute everyone, Simple!
there are some of us who generally don`t get involved in trash talking unless provoked, and from personal experience if people are getting nasty beyond trash talking to a female there are also plenty of males who will say enough to the person doing the verbal abuse. yes, some people take the nastiness to a different level, kids, teens and adult alike.
enough of this females get it worse than guys crap! everyone does it to everyone at some point in some level.
Thank you for the article and for writing on an important topic I care deeply about.
I would like to point out that in the case of the Glitch comments thread that the game moderators did reply three times. Each time they stated that it is the policy of the company not to make public actions taken against players, but that players should not assume that no actions were taken. That is as close as they could come to telling the players that the offending user had indeed had actions taken against them without violating their own policies. I would have liked to see a stronger public response from them, but I think this does at least show that they responded:
"We don't publicly post the details of abuse reports or the actions we take for obvious reasons — that doesn't mean we aren't doing anything."
"we do not share the results of moderation with anyone but the player being reported, and many of the actions we take against players in these situations are not and never will be visible to either the reporting player or the wider Glitch community. The actions taken against a player's account will always be confidential.
If the player continued to bother you in a less abusive way, blocking them is the best way to limit your continued exposure to them. And, if the harassing continues at a similar level, we need to know that through the abuse report system as well in order to take the appropriate steps.
I'm sorry you had this experience, truly, and want to emphasize that we do not consider the behavior you mentioned ok."
There are openly hostile communities and games out there… picking on (the now defunct) Glitch moderators for not making their EULA disciplinary actions public does not seem like the best use of our time.


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MANKATO — A 20-year-old Owatonna man was arrested Sunday morning for allegedly hitting another man in the head with a beer bottle.
Police officers responded to a report of an assault at 82 Cottage Path at 4:27 a.m. Sunday. When officers arrived, the 28-year-old victim was holding a towel to his bleeding head, a Mankato Department of Public Safety report said. Witnesses told police the alleged assailant, later identified as Josue Santibanez, ran from the residence where the assault happened and into a nearby house.
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As we approach Christmas, have you thought about the Christmas gifts you will be placing for your children under the tree?
How many of you bought learning tools for them, How many of you bought "Angry Birds"? The title alone is frightening.
I am currently at retirement age now and when I look back and remember our Christmas there was never any kind of destructive gifts under our tree.
Most parents do not even have the slightest idea what destructive games they are buying their children, the killings and shootings are constant.
Video games that have this kind of material in them should be banned from sale. Another destructive culprit and the worst is our favorite friend the television.
Where do you think your children get their ideas from?
When we were kids, there was no violence on TV. We had mostly cartoons, westerns, and game shows, If someone got shot in a western it was mostly in the shoulder or leg, then they were taken to jail. Hardly ever did someone die.
We are teaching our children to kill!
We are at fault because we give them access to this filth.
If we stop buying it maybe it will go away.
Get your child off the streets, get them enrolled in church and youth programs where they have people that care about them, The YMCA, Boys and Girls Clubs and of course the Scouts.
Start a youth program in your neighborhood. The boy that killed these children was still a child himself.
Our children must be saved and only we as parents can do this.
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Chief Secretary Ombeni Sefue has challenged the government agencies to shun dependency on the government instead to utilise the existing opportunities to generate funds.
He made the remarks on Wednesday in Dar es Salaam during the inauguration of government agencies including the new electronic information monitoring e-Government Agency (eGA).
Other agencies inaugurated in the event are, Tanzania Global Learning Agency (TaGLA), Fisheries Education and Training Agency (FETA), Livestock Training Agency (LITA) and Tanzania Veterinary Laboratory Agency (TVLA).
According to the ambassador, these agencies' internal income is increasing annually a direct result of innovation which has helped them to improve and/or expand previous income sources.
"…agencies are still depending on the government for funding to run out business,…" he warned and then encouraged them to take advantage of the 'good economic environment' and be independent "…change and take deliberate action to correct the situation…" he advised.
Ambassador Sefue added that the government through the President's Office for Public Service Management is taking audit of all 'dependent agencies' as its part of its agency evaluation 2011 policy.
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