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Lid Blown On Secret Meeting Of Hard Right 'Who's Who' At GOP Convention
In a first-ever major press report today in USA Today, The Council for National Policy (CNP), little known in the media but arguably the most powerful Far Right policy group, was exposed for its behind-the-scenes leadership fo the GOP and its dominance of the Republican Convention. The Council is conducting a closed meeting at the Loew's Coronado Bay Resort in San Diego Aug. 9 and 10 immediately preceding the GOP Convention.
The CNP's leadership reads like a who's who of the hard Right, with many, if not most, of its members key players in the GOP Convention and national politics, business and religious affairs. CNP members include:
- Ralph Reed, Christian Coalition
- Pat Robertson, Christian Coalition
- Gary Bauer, Family Research Council
- James Dobson, Focus on the Family
- Ed Meese, Heritage Foundation
- Bill Bright, Campus Crusade for Christ
- Reed Irvine, Accuracy in Media
- Beverly LaHaye, Concerned Women for America
- Phyllis Schlafly, Eagle Forum
- Richard Viguerie, American Target Advertising
- Paul Weyrich, Free Congress Foundation
- John Whitehead, Rutherford Institute
- Donald Wildon, American Family Association
Conservative business leaders in the group include Howard Ahmanson, Holly and Jeffrey Coors, and Rich DeVos of Amway, which is a major underwriter of the GOP Convention. At least 12 members of the U.S. Congress are affiliated, including Rep. Dick Armey (R-TX); Sen. Jesse Helms (R-NC); Rep. Dan Burton (R-IN); Sen. Trent Lott (R-MS), Senate Majority Leader; Sen. Don Nickles (R-OK); and Rep. Barbara Yucanovich (R-NV), among others.
"If 'rapture' were to strike at the meeting of the Council for National Policy this week at the GOP Convention, the major leadership of the hard Right would evaporate," said Suzanne Pharr of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) and a noted author and researcher of the hard Right. "They have championed most of the significant arch-conservative policy now part of the GOP platform. One might ask why they are attending both the Republican National Convention and their own secretive gathering. Surely it is not to support the GOP's posturing on moderation."
Skipp Porteous, a leading researcher of the hard Right, in Freedom Rider Magazine (Jan./Feb. 1996) says about the CNP, "[their] goal is to make the members' 'shared moral values' dominant in domestic and foreign policy. If there is one group in the U.S. that serves as an umbrella for the hard right, it is the CNP." Visit the IFAS home page at http://www.berkshire.net/~ifas/ for a complete list of CNP's membership.
"The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force is working to expose and oppose the Far Right's dominance of mainstream American politics, especially in the Republican Party and at the GOP Convention," said NGLTF executive director Melinda Paras. "NGLTF organizers have travelled thousands of miles to every state to organize against the Radical Right. NGLTF is organizing rallies, protests and other activities in San Diego.
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I tested this on a G400-based VA workstation with 128MB RAM and a 500MHz PIII as well as a GeForce-based system with 256MB RAM and an 550MHz PIII, and both systems handled the game with little difficulty. Though the game doesn't require any 3-D support, the calculations required for simulating a 100-square-mile city can be rather taxing, and once you get to higher levels of development, the slowdown in movement around the screen and zoom redraws start to become more and more noticeable. Loki lists the minimum hardware requirements as a Pentium 233 and 32MB of RAM; while these numbers may make sense for many small-scale cities, I think more advanced users (or users of some of the truly monstrous scenario cities) might find it nearly impossible to construct massive cityscapes with those computational limitations. Loki recommends that you run this game in 16bpp color mode to eliminate the on-the-fly conversions that must occur if you use 24 or 32bpp color modes. If you want to use the Building Architect Plus tool, you'll need to use an OpenGL-compliant 3-D driver of some sort (both my NVidia OpenGL drivers and Mesa had no problem at all with the BAP tool). You'll want to have an OSS-compatible sound card and a minimum of 450MB of disk space for the install (a full install will run up around 650MB or so). In general, the requirements of this game really are pretty low compared to the return you get in game play. I've run this gem on my little 500MHz laptop often and find it is just as playable there as on any workstation.
It's the best version of SimCity yet, with more levels of customization, more add-ons, more options, better graphics and better game play than ever before. The game is, perhaps, somewhat complex by its very nature, and if you're looking for a simple game, this probably isn't your bag. However, if you enjoy the idea of some planning and strategy, and if you enjoy a fun mental challenge that is hugely rewarding, this is your game. In my opinion, this is probably a must-have for most Linux gamers.
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NetBSD WAPBLBy Federico Biancuzzi
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WAPBL stands for "Write Ahead Physical Block Logging". WAPBL provides metadata journaling for file systems. In particular, it is used with the fast file system (FFS) to provide rapid file system recovery after a system outage. It also provides better general-use performance over regular FFS through less on-disk metadata updates - these are coalesced in the journal. WAPBL was developed by Wasabi Systems, and recently Wasabi contributed that work back to NetBSD. Wasabi has been using WAPBL in its storage products for about four or five years now.
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Summary: A Whimsical array of ghosts and goblins, spooks and skeletons, animals and nursery-room characters parade through this unparalleled collection of more than one hundred years of American Halloween costumes and masquerade. Photographer Phyllis Galembo approaches her subjects with the delight and wonder of one who has discovered an entire cast of characters backstage in an abandoned theater. Through her lens, the costumes rise from the dead to once again dance, play, and amuse. Ranging from handmade to store-bought, satin to polyester, the masks, wigs, and costumes, whether recognizable figures or obscure, pique our childhood memories. In her celebration of Halloween revelry, Galembo never settles for the ordinary; instead she creates evocative scenes of dressed-to-scare young trick-or-treaters "modeling" their disguises and of undead spirits haunting their surroundings. The costumes, which span over a century, take on magical qualities through fanciful sets and specialized lighting effects. Accompanying the costumes is a history of this always-popular holiday and essays discussing Galembo's inspirations and techniques. Through her art, Galembo allows us to act out our youthful fantasies of transformation -- to become, or at least observe, what we most want to be: free of inhibitions, of fixed notions of identity. Her images make us laugh and dream and maybe even believe in ghosts. Book jacket.
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Mike great blog.You are so right about JJ being a future player; I don't care what he has done in the past, it is now that is important; JJ brings us that toughness that we have been missing since we lost BRoy; oh I know that will bring some static around the BlazerNation, but that is what he reminds me of. I heard Mike Rice, while talking to you say that JJ does what a 2gd should be doing; I don't know if that was a slip of the tongue, a thought for the future, or wishful thinking????Of course that statement got my mind going, as in what if; what if Matthews learns to drive score and rebound like that, which since JJ has arrived he is doing much better at that. and what if Wesley can teach JJ to concentrate on draining threes; JJ is starter material as it is plain to see, but at the moment where do you start him. He does what I would want our next center to do but is too short, although that does not seem to bother him. I know that Lamarcus playing along side of JJ is great, JJ backing up Lamarcus is great. Both draws a crowd and the opponents can't zero on both of them at the same time. Also given more time JJ can take the high post and LMA can take the low, but right now I see LMA as the high post and JJ as the low. I feel JJ has better dribble drive then LMA, but LMA has that sweet perimeter shot of his. Wow you have my head spinning on all the positives of JJ on our team in a full year scenario.I have heard a lots of crap about Thabeet, but regardless of what some thinks he looks like, he does OK inside in my book, He has improved in just the short time he has been here, and I like his play. If Buck returns next year and they keep Thabeet on a cheap contract, I think they could do wonders for him; it is said that he seems to show no interest to improve, but it looks to me like he just doesn't know what to do.I don't know who is staying and who is going, but I am liking Jonny, JJ, and Thabeet adding to Nolan who is on a rookie salary, Of course Wesley and Elliot Williams, In Which is still a mystery player, which also boggles my mind in how to make him fit. I am wondering about Babbitt, wow what a different a little playing time and confidence can bring. He is most definitely a shooter and scorer, can play a little defense, rebounds better and is improving in leaps and bounds every game. I am almost positive Batum, and Joel will be here and of course LaMarcus If you think about it just those 10 players makes a great team; given a little summer league, a full training camp, and we could make waves, that is not including an elite PG and a strong center that we can pick up with all our options this summer. It was said on Blazer Edge that Memphis was sleeping on us, if that be true or not, if one thing, even in our distorted line-up with JJ in the game you can't sleep on Portland
The NBA's been too busy for me to catch any of the Portland games, but I was relatively surprised, and satisfied that the outcome was so close. Good to see Hickson is playing well. I had a feeling when he joined that the Blazers made a great move. I'm happy he's doing well.It's also good to see these guys get some run in that don't play much, despite it being basically a way to see how these guys can play and to showcase their talents.I don't expect us to beat the Spurs or Utah. But it'd be very pleasant to see Utah get knocked out of the playoffs by the Blazers.
Hey Mike,Thabeet. Every team needs one project player on the end of the bench. He's big. He's clumsy. He's passive. I think if he was willing to dedicate himself to work, had good development coaching, (Bill Bayno, just saying) he could contribute some quality minutes in the future. Somebody needs to show him the movie Glory Road. When the coach tells one player " the first time you get the ball near the rim I want you to dunk it. I want you to dunk it so hard your elbow goes through the rim."Looks like we will indeed get the NJ pick.GM search. I like it. Then a coach.See you the next two games. We've came this far, why stop now. Right?GO BLAZERS!!
@Divotking:Thabeet has already improved with Buck Williams coaching, and if we kept him as a project player for a full year he can become better on offense, like you said, DUNK instead of that 1 foot fadeaway shot. Now, on his passive game, it is partly due to not being used as an offensive player much and lack of confidence. They said Greg was clumsy also, and I said I didn't care what they look like, you are not being graded for your grace, but graded for putting the ball in the hoop. I am somewhat of a clumsy bowler, but at the age of 71 I still carry a 180+ average,(bragging a little), do you think I care if I am clumsy? Long, short, IMO, Thabeet just needs someone with interest to work with him and the Portland Trailblazers can do just that.
I say Hickson is impressive peroid. I wanted to trade for him when he was a wash out with Cleveland.
I think we're seeing the real JJ, not just a guy playing for a contract. It's not his stats that convince me of this, it how he's getting those stats - by working his butt off! Give me five guys who work as hard as Hickson and I'll put a winning team on the court in any league.--don
@Don; I agree wholeheartedly. If Matthews learns to be that aggressive with a littl practice on his handles, and Batum could do the same. Right there would be enough to make things happen, well of course LMA keeps right on doing. I think regardless of who we get next year, LMA and Hickson will be on the floor together quite often.
If Portland can get Thabeet for almost free, it makes sense having him as a 13/14/15 guy that might be coached into 10-minute a night competence at some future date. Hickson, on the other hand, is the real deal as a low post player, and if Portland fails to bring him back given their right of first refusal and horrific shortage of bigs, that's 100% on them.
The whole "playing for a contract" thing makes me laugh. EVERY NBA player is playing for a contract -- including some with URGENT contract situations like Nic Batum, the Rhino, the Roly Poly Point Guard, and Pryz. But we only hear a player's efforts dismissed as "just playing for a contract" in Hickson's case. And why is that? The cult of Luke Babbitt, that's what it is... The fan boys have convinced themselves that he's a Big and not a Wing, so everytime Hickson goes 18-and-10 or whatever, he's "just playing for a contract."I think anybody that really knows basketball understands the value of 16 points a game down low or whatever JJ may be expected to rack up playing next to LMA next year.Babbitt is a wing; whether he ever develops enough moxy and quickness to guard other wings is an open question. But you put him out on the circle and let him bomb.
Carrite;You are right about Babbitt. He is a tweener. Too slow to guard the three. On the offensive side he belongs out of the paint. Unlike some other tweeners his range can make up for his weakness. Most definitely a role player. If used right and understanding of his role he could certainly be an effective player. His attitude seems right. He keeps repeating he just wants to "contribute".GO BLAZERS!!
Interesting article written about Nate not endorsing the signing of Crawford. It stated that Nate felt like Jamal was a me guy not a team guy. 2 plus 2 does equal 4. Nate had it right from the beginning. What's done is done.
Mike,I imagine you are decompressing. Don't blame you. That was an odd year.I wanted to say thank you. I enjoy reading your blog. You are a stand up guy with a passion for the game.Goodbye to the Blazer season, Nate, Brandon, Oden. Not Goodbye to Blazer basketball.It's like surfing Mike. You catch a good wave. Life is good. When the wave reaches the sand, the fun is over. To catch another wave takes effort. Swim back out and you are back on top. Life is good.The Blazers will be back. Thanks for everything. Enjoy your summer. Catch a wave.
yes, thanks mike for all of the hard work you do. i don't get to see you and mike call the games often because i have nba league pass so these blogs give me a good idea of the tone you added to the game.unfortunately this was one of the most depressing seasons of all time. it's one thing to watch a bunch of cry baby losers go out and embarrass the city (bonzi, rasheed, randolph, miles) and it's another thing to see a bunch of quality players crumble and quit. i was ready to see mcmillan go but i felt bad that it took the players quitting for management to make the move. portland does not part gracefully with personnel and i'll blame that on management. to me management is paul allen. he's the number one problem with this organization. he'll welcome you with hug but when it's time to part be prepared to be flushed down the toilet. to me that makes portland an undesirable place to work. the constant good thing this club has going for it is the passionate fans. no nba team has fans who appreciate hustle and heart more than portland. last year we could see roy was done. of course you could hope that he'd return healthy but take off the blazer mania goggles for a second to assess his condition and you could see he was permanently crippled. roy retired and thank god for that. i'm so glad he wasn't flushed because he means so much to this city.gerald wallace was probably the biggest disappointment to me, more than felton. i've seen what he can do when his heart is in it but to see him chasing offense and bricking layups was ridiculous. his departure was handled well. he wasn't trying and he wouldn't sign an extension contract. the toilet was a good place for him to go. i don't know about camby.obviously felton was a big disappointment. what more can be said.crawford was a downer but i thought he took more heat than he deserved from the media and fans. he sacrificed money to come here so you can't say he's totally selfish and he was put into roles that weren't natural for him.a bad apple can spoil a bunch. who that apple is i'm not sure but i would bet it was one of the veterans.this team needs a clean up. we need some freshness and thank god for caneles we have some. it's hard to say that he was given a fair chance with the state the team was in when he inherited it and the roster that remained. i'd like to see what he could do with a full season and i don't see why he shouldn't be given the job unless we could score a hot shot big named coach.i think buchanan has done a decent job but it's tough to tell what he controlled and what he didn't so assessing him is tricky.i thought aldridge had a fair season but was disappointed that he rarely went into beast mode like he did after the all star break last year.matthews obviously struggle but it looked like he was always trying. i can accept that. he has the work ethic, competitiveness, and personality that good teams have so i think he's a keeper. i don't think his potential ceiling is high and i question if he is a true starter but i do think he's a valuable piece to keep. batum is a keeper but i don't expect him to be a go to guy. i see him as a compliment guy. he just doesn't have that eye of the tiger mentality.luke babbit proved he's an nba player but he's nothing to get excited about. i thought grew this season and i'm pleased with his effort.pryzbilla of course is my man. he's slow and isn't getting younger or healthier but he does take up space and he is an enforcer. every team NEEDS an enforcer. the rest of the team was okay but nothing worth writing home about.all in all, this season sucked. truth be told i watched maybe half of the games. i had better things to do then dedicate hours to this mess but i was always grateful for the news articles and blogs.so long blazer nut jobs! i thoroughly enjoyed reading your comments this year. go blazers!
Thanks danman;Nut jobs is right. I agree with your comments. See you next year.GO BLAZERS!!
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WASHINGTON – We applaud President Obama and Vice President Biden for the actions announced today that reaffirm this administration's commitment to revitalizing and expanding America's middle class. The launch of the White House Task Force on Working Families-chaired by the vice president-and the president's signing of three executive orders are important first steps in helping restore the balance between employer and employee necessary to a well-functioning and fair economy.
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4-1/2 to 5-1/2 cups unsifted all-purpose flour
2 packages active dry yeast
1/3 cup firmly packed brown sugar
2-1/2 teaspoons salt
2 tablespoons softened margarine or shortening
1-1/2 cups milk
1/2 cup water
1 egg
1 cup wheat germ
Combine 2 cups flour, undissolved yeast, sugar and salt in large bowl. Stir well to blend. Add margarine. Heat milk and water in small saucepan until warm to the touch (not scalding). Add warm liquid to ingredients in bowl. Beat with electric mixer at medium speed for one minute. Scrape bowl occasionally. Add egg and 1 cup more flour. Beat with electric mixer at high speed for one minute or until thick and elastic. Stir in wheat germ with wooden spoon. Gradually stir in enough remaining flour to make a soft dough which leaves sides of bowl. Turn out on floured board.
Knead 5-10 minutes or until dough is smooth and elastic. Cover with plastic wrap, then a towel. Let rest 20 minutes on board. Punch down. Divide dough in half. Roll each half into a 12x8-inch rectangle. Roll up tightly beginning with 8-inch side. Seal lengthwise edge and ends. Place in two greased 8x4-inch loaf pans. Correct pan size is important for best results. Brush dough lightly with oil. Cover pans loosely with plastic wrap. Refrigerate 2 to 24 hours. When ready to bake, remove from refrigerator. Uncover. Let stand 10 minutes while preheating oven. Puncture any surface bubbles carefully just before baking. Bake at 375 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes or until done. Use a lower oven rack for best results. Cover loosely with foil last 5-10 minute if crust browns too quickly.
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Source: YAHOO - Hailed as a visionary and a technological genius, Steve Jobs' death prompted several Fortune 500 company CEOs, celebrities, politicians, fellow tech-savvy experts and Apple lovers to offer their condolences and praises of Jobs' life accomplishments.
Apple, Inc. also launched a shout-out tribute page on their website, Apple.com, inviting all to share their "thoughts, memories and condolences." Jobs died on Wednesday. He was 56. Here are their words:
Statement from Bill Gates:
"I'm truly saddened to learn of Steve Jobs' death. Melinda and I extend our sincere condolences to his family and friends, and to everyone Steve has touched through his work. Steve and I first met nearly 30 years ago, and have been colleagues, competitors and friends over the course of more than half our lives. The world rarely sees someone who has had the profound impact Steve has had, the effects of which will be felt for many generations to come. For those of us lucky enough to get to work with him, it's been an insanely great honor. I will miss Steve immensely. "
Statement from Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder and CEO:
"Steve, thank you for being a mentor and a friend. Thanks for showing that what you build can change the world. I will miss you." Statement from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen: "My condolences to Steve Jobs family and friends. We've lost a unique tech pioneer and auteur who knew how to make amazingly great products."
Statement from House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
"Steve Jobs was a visionary who changed the way we live, an innovator whose products brought joy to millions, a risktaker who wasn't afraid to challenge the status quo, and an entrepreneur who led one of the most creative companies of our time. "His sage advice was respected by policymakers on both sides of the aisle. His courageous fight against cancer brought strength to many. "I hope it is a comfort to those who loved him, especially his family, that so many grieve his loss and are praying for them at this sad time."
Statement from Walt Disney president Bob Iger:
"Steve Jobs was a great friend as well as a trusted advisor. His legacy will extend far beyond the products he created or the businesses he built. It will be the millions of people he inspired, the lives he changed, and the culture he defined. Steve was such an "original," with a thoroughly creative, imaginative mind that defined an era. Despite all he accomplished, it feels like he was just getting started. With his passing the world has lost a rare original, Disney has lost a member of our family, and I have lost a great friend. Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife Laurene and his children during this difficult time."


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All day long Monday, kids and young families popped their heads into Silver Spring Drive's new frozen yogurt business: "Are you open?"
After , Sweet Frog franchise operator and former Green Bay Packers fullback William Henderson was finally able to open his doors and start serving frozen yogurt in the space previously occupied by What's Poppin' at 404 E. Silver Spring Dr.
Henderson opened his first Sweet Frog franchise in Plover, near Stevens Point, about a month ago. He also plans to launch a store in Brookfield's Sendik's Town Centre in October, as well as another location in DePere. Henderson said he plans to open eight locations in Wisconsin and Illinois by February.
Henderson chose Silver Spring Drive because it reminds him of Sweet Frog's first location on Cary Street in Richmond, VA — the town he now calls home.
"We've got cafes, shops, nice strolling sidewalks and people are out walking and enjoying everything there is to offer," he said. "This is a healthy option that matches that kind of active lifestyle."
Sweet Frog offers 16 frozen yogurt flavors ranging from cappucino to strawberry kiwi. Most flavors are fat-free, gluten-free, high in protein and low in sodium. After you tap your frozen yogurt, you can choose from a variety of candies and fresh fruits at the toppings bar and then weigh out your cup at the cash register.
The interior decor is kid-friendly, with pastel pink and green adorning the walls and cloud-like light fixtures hanging from the ceiling. The shop also plans on offering four or five tables outside on the sidewalk.
Since leaving the Packers five years ago, Henderson has worked in the residential and commercial real estate industry, as well as with Bimbo Bakeries.
"I've been trying to create jobs and help the community — not only my local community in Virginia, but also the Wisconsin community as well," he said.
Although Henderson lives in Richmond with his wife and two kids, he said he comes back to Wisconsin often, and he is currently looking at a condo or a home in the Milwaukee area.
Henderson said he works with 140 different charities in Wisconsin, some of which were started by former Green Bay Packers stars like Gilbert Brown, Santana Dotson and Ahman Green. He said some of those Packers may stop by the Whitefish Bay store to support the business.
The "frog" in the business name stands for "fully rely on God." Henderson said the store does not try to push religious values on customers, but Christianity does play a role in its focus on charity and giving back to the community.
"We're trying our best to be a part of the community," he said. "We want to reach out to schools, churches, senior homes and community organizations, and if they're having a fundraiser, we can be a conduit for them. We want to be used for the sake of benefiting the community."
Sweet Frog started in 2009 on the East Coast, and the company plans to have 100 Sweet Frog stores operating in over 15 states by the end of the year, according to the company website.
If you visit the Whitefish Bay location, you may occasionally catch No. 33 behind the counter serving up fro yo. He said he's still an avid Packers fan, and he plans to help the team out on an organizational level this year.
So, how does he think the Pack is going to do this year?
"I'll just tell you I already have my room booked for New Orleans," he said, referring to the site of the next Super Bowl.
Sweet Frog is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday. The store's phone number is (414) 967-1900.


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Here's a big reason to become a member of Jack White 's Third Man Records subscription series, The Vault . The 17th installment of the series will include an album of live tracks recorded during country legend Willie Nelson 's star-studded 80th birthday concert, which took place on April 18 at Third Man Records in Nashville, TN.
Titled Willie Nelson & Friends Live at Third Man Records , the 12-song set includes performances of Nelson singing a number of his classic hits with White, Neil Young , Sheryl Crow , Leon Russell , Jamey Johnson , Ashley Monroe and Norah Jones .
Vault subscribers will also receive a six-inch vinyl record featuring Nelson and White performing "Red Headed Stranger" together in Third Man's Voice-O-Graph Recording Booth. A double-sided poster sporting pictures of Nelson and the Third Man Records logo will also be included in the package, along with a Third Man Records branded sticker, lapel pin and record topper.
Vault package #17 will be available to all subscribing members until July 31. Here's the track list for Willie Nelson & Friends Live at Third Man Records :
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"Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" (with Ashley Monroe)
"Funny How Time Slips Away" (with Norah Jones)
"I Gotta Get Drunk" (with Norah Jones)
"Sail Away" (with Neil Young)
"Long May You Run" (with Neil Young)
"Far Away Places" (with Sheryl Crow)
"Whiskey River" (with Neil Young, Ashley Monroe, Sheryl Crow, Norah Jones, Jamey Johnson)
"A Song for You" (with Leon Russell)
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The YMCA puts Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. In 1990, the YMCA of Greater Kalamazoo announced a major program expansion. The planned expansion became reality in 1991, when the Portage Program Center opened. (The Portage Location would be expanded two years later to include a pool addition.) In 1992, the Lincoln Family Program Center opened to serve the residents on north side of Kalamazoo. By the end of 1992, the YMCA had celebrated over 100 years of continuous service in Kalamazoo, and its membership had grown accordingly. By the end of the year, the YMCA had over 11,000 members - forty times its original membership in 1892! Today, the YMCA of Greater Kalamazoo continues to grow as a community leader in healthy living, youth development and social responsibility. The Y provides youth development programs through school age childcare in six KPS school sites; incorporates arts and humanities programs at the Y Arts Center in Portage; prepares young children for school at two preschool sites; teaches the values of lifelong activity to hundreds of children in our tennis programs; builds confidence and teaches hundreds of children to be safe in our swimming programs. Healthy living becomes real at the Y for people of all ages. Programs focused on seniors help them reclaim or maintain their health with better balance, relief from arthritis restrictions, and social interaction. Encouraging all members to be active, to practice proper nutrition, and maintain healthy relationships is the core of our healthy living programs. We are building a stronger community through supporting charitable giving, volunteerism, and advocacy for healthy living and youth development. We enable people from all walks of life and neighborhoods to come together at the Y for a common cause and to build healthier relationships.
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You never know what type of scene you'll end up on when you're a police officer. That's why the Lakeville Police Department is trying to protect the newest member of the force, fundraising to buy their first K9 a bullet proof vest. Bishop is the newest member of the Lakeville Police Department.
Lakeville Chief of Police Patrick Howard said, "We want to make sure to protect the dog and that vest is going to protect the dog. It's a very needed piece of equipment that we're trying to be able to raise enough money tonight to get for him."
Bishop is Chief Patrick Howard's partner, and they work together everyday. Howard said not only does Bishop sniff out drugs, he's also a great ambassador for the department.
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Several years ago I visited an elderly great uncle in California. Uncle Frank was one of my Grandpa Kelley's 4 brothers. I'm sure I'd met Uncle Frank when I was a young girl, but it had been many, many years. When he opened the door to the adult woman who'd come to visit, he stood silent on the doorstep for just a moment, and then gathered me up in a hug saying, "Oh, sweetheart. I'd have picked you out of a line-up as a Kelley." He knew me instantly.
When we were in the waiting phase of our adoption I probably saw hundreds of referral pictures. Each time I'd think, Could I look at that baby and say, Yep, she's mine? When we finally got Cholita's referral, Lyle and I first read through all of the written information that had been e-mailed to us. We knew that her pictures would be at the bottom and I wanted to kind of sneak up on them, casually take her in starting with the tip of her head and then I could work my way down, stopping to process each bit of information. Somehow I scrolled too fast and suddenly there she was–a round-faced, healthy-looking 6 month old, sitting in a walker, jauntily kicking up one little bare foot into the air.
She literally took our breath away. I knew her. It was like looking at the face of a long-lost friend. I would have picked her out of a line-up, I know it. I noticed her beautiful Chinese features, but I also thought she looked like her siblings. I put our 4 kids' baby pictures together and made friends and family tell me they saw the resemblance too. Don't you see it? She so belongs with this group.
Cholita has been with us for three years now and has noticed that not everyone sees the resemblance. When she was two, she was told by a little girl in Kinko's that I was NOT her Mommy. The girl's father was obviously mortified and told her, "No, honey. That is that little girl's Mommy," but his daughter would not be swayed. "No, I KNOW that's not her Mommy." Cholita's chin quivered and she pointed to me and said, "Dat my Mommy right dare." For a good week afterward, Cholita would tell complete strangers, even before they had a chance to say hello, "Dis is MY Mommy. MY Mommy." She wanted to make sure they knew from the get-go, just in case they didn't happen to notice.
As Cholita grows older, my hope is that she'll feel like she belongs exactly where she is and that she can always find something of herself in the faces around her. Right after she came home, I had my two youngest girls in a double cart at Costco. A man in line asked five year-old Rose if she liked shopping with her friend. Rose told him that Cholita was her sister. "Sister?" said the man. "She doesn't look like your sister." Rose crinkled her eyes in a confused expression, shrugged her shoulders, and answered, "Well, we're not twins."
I snapped their picture just moments after the exchange. Nope, obviously not twins, but we would have picked her out of a line-up just the same. She's one of us. She belongs.


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Letter to Roger Goad, Provost of King's College, from Francis Walsingham, Queen Elizabeth I's Lord Treasurer.
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The down-payment chronicles
How exactly do real homebuyers scrounge up money for a down payment? For these three hopeful first-time buyers, it took discipline, imagination and grit.
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Once you decide to buy a home, one of your biggest obstacles is likely to be saving for a down payment. Given the competition from all of life's other financial demands, it's no easy job.
Some lucky buyers get help from family or friends. Seattle real-estate agent Ardell DellaLoggia recently helped a young couple who received, as a wedding gift, enough cash to cover their entire down payment. (Bing: How to ask for money as a wedding gift?)
Few are so lucky. Here are three stories of first-time homebuyers and how they did it.
1. Ryan Ferrell, Chicago
Ryan Ferrell moved to Beijing after graduating with a degree in neurobiology from the University of California, San Diego, in 2008. He had attended a college summer program there and won a Chinese government grant to return for another year, to study Mandarin.
Living in China transformed his thinking about money. Coming from an affluent home, it was humbling, he says, to see "how different life can be when you're in a lower income."
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Among his friends were poor, thrifty migrant farmers. He started imitating them, bargaining at stores and markets, at first to broaden his language skills but soon to get the same prices that locals were paying. "I bargained for pretty much every purchase," he says. Everything — clothes, groceries, rent, even restaurant meals — was negotiable, he found.
Returning to the States at 22, he decided it was time to save for a home. His mother had purchased her first house, a fixer-upper in San Jose, Calif., at 26.
"I'm not wealthy, by any means," he says, but now, working in public relations for biotech companies, he was earning enough to choose between investing in the stock market or a home.
After a job move took him to Chicago, he squirrelled away emergency savings equal to 18 months of his living expenses, so he could feel safe and independent no matter what comes. "People don't think through how much can go wrong," he says.
Then, he saved a down payment, continuing all the while to contribute to his retirement plan. His nest egg got its biggest boost from two tactics:
- He banks half of each month's income.
- He earned three double-digit raises in three years and banks those salary bumps while maintaining a frugal lifestyle. (Savings: $20,000 in three years.)
Two more windfalls helped. He invested other savings "aggressively" in the stock market, reaping $5,000 for his down payment Selling his car added $4,250.
Ferrell's frugal strategies
In all, he has amassed nearly $70,000 toward his down payment, including savings from college jobs. He does it by keeping monthly expenses -- including utilities but not rent -- under $500, and often under $375.
His frugal tactics include:
- Trimming restaurant meals on evenings and weekends from as many as six a week to two and sticking with "cheap joints" and eateries offering coupons (savings: around $50 week or $5,200 in the two years).
- Brown-bagging lunches (savings: $7 a day or $1,750 a year).
- Bargaining still helps occasionally, although he misses the days of haggling for 50% or 60% off list prices in China.
- Holding off purchasing clothing until traveling in Third World countries (savings: about $700 in three years).
- Walking to work (savings: around $300 in two years).
- Moving to a smaller room in the rental apartment he shared with friends (savings: $4,800 in two years).
- Applying frugality even in the quest for love: In Chicago, he found a partner, Tai, who also enjoys inexpensive entertainment such as public festivals, weekend hikes and board-game evenings with friends over pricey clubs and concerts. (Savings: roughly $200 a month, or $2,400 a year -- "not to mention the savings from co-habitation," Ferrell says.)
Having a savings goal has forced him to decide what matters most, he says. Experiences — travel and relationships, for example — trump things. When he splurged on travel to Turkey recently, it was a budget trip and he was able to pick up some expenses for a traveling companion who is still in school.
"My generation is so focused on consumerism," he says. "They have to be seen at this bar, in this brand of clothes. It completely misses the point. They are wasting their money when they could be setting themselves and their family up."
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In May, he made an offer on a $200,000 loft condominium in Chicago's South Loop neighborhood. "If all goes well," he says, "I should close in November." He'll put 25% down — roughly $50,000.
Buying a short-sale property entails waiting and uncertainty, he knew, but when he saw the loft he knew it was "home." It's a 1,250-square-foot open design without lots of storage — a plus, in his view, since there's little room for new furniture and possessions.
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He's learned a lot, he says. For one thing, he had not realized that his down payment would be just one of several out-of-pocket expenses. "Closing costs and immediate repairs are about $6,500, not including new furniture or tax escrow," he says. "I didn't realize getting into the house hunt how much the other costs can add up."
I served in the Navy 4 years, went to school on the G.I. Bill, and bought our first home with no money down. With the profit from selling the first home, the down payment for the next home was there when we needed the cash. We now own our current home, watch our money carefully, and have no debt.
My wife and I are retired, and actually have more income now than we we both worked. We have small retirements, but nothing extra-ordinary. We are not "consumed" by money, but take advantage of our circumstances. We keep automobiles at least until we pay off the financing. We have a financial advisor and a very good CPA. We sometimes exchange services with people we know. And, you don't need a bunch of money to enjoy yourself. We are grateful.
I am so pround of these young kids managing their finances.
Just yesterday, I was talking to a pal about a family issue when she made the comemnt -- "Oh, I understand. I know you are frugal." I was suprised hearing it coming from her because aside from meeting her in the street and saying "hello" or "hi" we never had any common financial agenda together. Her impression of me being so-called "frugal" came from the fact that I have a 12-year old car, she said. (So, what? It still works... and I don't envy or see the pleasure in someone else's choices!) I am too focused on my goals for that.
Also, although I live in a rented apartment -- an apartment I love and have improved on it since I had it over 20 years ago -- I also have a two-family house in walking distance that I have rented out. Should this be a case of frugality? I just love my apartment more than my house. What is wrong with that?
What I don't understand is that people assume that material things are everyone's pleasure! We all don't desire the same pleasures. For me, it has always been taking care of others and my education -- and I paid an arm and leg for it. I love to give extras to those who may need it and I only shop for education -- to educate myself. I am glad I did because I have never been financially broke (thank you God) knowing that I can always use my skills and knowledge to make money if even no employer hires me.
That's the difference between the successful and the strugglers. Those who usually succeed are mentally content with their lot. Those who struggle are usually visually competing with their neighbors although they don't have the same financial resources to support it. That's the difference.
Good luck to all of you who are focused on doing the right thing financially. God bless you all.
It is not easy... We are a family of 5 and decided we could live off of 1 paycheck and bank the other.
It took us 8 years but we are completely debt free no credit card, no car payments, and no mortgage as we bought a foreclosure for cash. We are mortgage free! It was an 8 year commitment but well worth it now. We continue to live on 1 paycheck and it is totally stress free and it has taught the children to be good consumers and that having BLING doesn't make you any more special. Again, it takes commitment and focus but, it is the ultimate pay off. Good Luck !
1. Cool it w/ extras like Starbucks
2. Be responsible, a used car can be easily as good as a new car
3. His point about being seen at the next cool bar is spot on - let it go.
4. Take your lunch - easily a 7-10 savings each day it is done.
5. Do we really need a new phone / computer / tv every 6-8 months?
If we had folks paying attention to this stuff, we would have tens of thousands who wouldn't gladly walk away from their debt, leaving everyone else (read: government) to handle their irresponsible spending. I for one am completely tired of feeling like I am the only one still out here who has never walked away from a debt or a loan, I took it on, so I paid it off. I don't have a fancy boat, never (yet) had a new car, but I am on solid ground. Not bragging, just trying to be responsible in tough times.
Articles like this ought to be taught at every level in our educational system.
Realistically, today, impossible to save that much, that fast. Govt. burden on businesses -especially small companies- 1.people get paid less., insurance for health, home, and auto, is extremely high
2. if you don't have children, now the govt. takes more out of your paycheck in taxes
3. the higher cost of manufacturing, and agricultural products is at the market;
oftentimes I wonder how can someone survive with the expenses we are facing today without govt. support. That is the real issue. Govt. making people more and more dependent. Govt jobs have exponentially multiplied; govt. dependence by govt programs are also on the rise.
Young people are bombarded with life styles of celebrities or others who are not realistic and they cannot differentiate between reality of life and the c*ap they see on tv, so they decide their life is not good, get discouraged, and look for the easy life selling drugs, or illicit style...
No, this article is exactly the opposite of what real life is right now.
I'd suggest one start engineering their lives instead of living or accepting life, instead of
planning or fantasying about life. It's a matter of control; disciplined, rigorous, sacrificial
control directed toward a specific, time-framed objective.
I bought at 27 but my spouse produced most of the no-down GI loan funds required. And
we bought oblivious to all the problems that ownership can entail. How's an engineered life different from a planned one? It differs in almost every aspect, that's how. At any given
point prior to the decision and first actions attempted to save the down-payment, an
evaluation of ultimate saver success can be well predicted.
It's too late to start a home down-payment program if you've parented three kids, dropped
out of college and without any solid career grounding, work in a low-wage non-artisan or
non-technical discipline (in which where one would probably survive corporate cutbacks
or economic downturns), have parents with medical problems who'll soon retire, are broke
and you'll have to support them. It's too late if your physical energy levels are less than
pathetic, if you carry much weight, and/or have irregular living habits (you work and maintain
a home and that's about it). A whole spectrum of 'better life' is required to deliver that home
down-payment decision, regular retirement funds, reserves, emergency funds, on-going kids' college funds, and insurance coverage for medical, dental, car and mal-practice (if you're self-employed).
A home isn't a retirement fund -- it's an alternative to rented housing. Buying a home should
never require use of retirement reserves to fund. If the 'under-water' stories have taught us
nothing else, it's that you can't expect to live off a home sale proceeds at retirement if the
market's bad. In the recent Sandy Hurricane, 65% of the homeowners who were 80%+
devastated were under-insured, and carried no additional flood insurance; their deductibles
were also usually over 10K, and they lived paycheck-to-paycheck or nearly so.
It's even too late to start down payment saving if you can't perform basic math, can't track a
budget, can't live within a budget (two different cats), won't realize that one object can't
occupy two spaces simultaneously, won't acknowledge your spending weaknesses and
correct them, and won't take time to slow down to speed up your savings goals. It's too late
to save for home down if you won't continue your career education in spite of all domestic
and daily work commitments. It's too late to save for down if you won't sweat and sacrifice
for current minimal housing premises, shopping, groceries, a budget car, attire, leisure
activities, insurance/health protections. It's too late if you must support large expensive pets requiring costly veterinarian services regularly. It's too late to start if you won't kick all indulgences (or vices) that detract from down-payment attention, cost a small fortune
and divert one's interests from task at hand: acquire down- payment funds. Yes, it's a nasty
but determined engineered program that delivers down-payment funds.
Along with several of the others who commented, I'm not really sure what was so "imaginative" or "gritty" about these stories. You presented cases of seemingly single people who used the "creative" (gasp!) art of saving. Unlike the majority of Americans, these cases did not mention the outrageous student loans many of us have due to trying to better ourselves with a degree. You also fail to mention the fact many people have children, who are an expense in themselves. As one who has both children and a student loan payment, I can scrounge and save all day long, but it in no way, shape, or form amounts to anything near half of my paycheck.
I, too, have read Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace and have begun his progression to becoming debt free. As simple as it is in theory, it is not always so easy in application. Yes, it takes discipline and often creative tactics to pull yourself out of large amounts of debt, but frankly, it is much easier for some than others based upon a multitude of factors. The bottom line is this article does not appropriately represent the challenges of an average American in their attempt to purchase a home.
It looks like a lot of people responding to this see it as luck or is as unrealistic. They are the ones that are wrong. I made lots of mistakes in life and at 54, I continue to struggle trying to get my finances in order. However, if you were to read the Dave Ramsey Financial Peace literature you would see that this is not ridiculous. He mantra, live like no one else, so you can live like no one else.
You have to want to work for financial security from the start and get away from the stuffitis approach that almost everyone goes for. You don't need the next gen cell phone when it comes out or the next gen anything when it comes out.As to hurting the economy by not buying the stuff, that is a fallacy. If you run up debt, let's just say 100,000 at 12%, then $1000 a month if going from your pay to INTEREST charges you owe, not to economy from sales. You are paying the owneers of those credit companies who don't have debt for you to keep debt. Wouldn't it be better to not have the debt where you have that $1000 a month extra to buy the stuff you want (don't forget to save a share). I know a couple of frugal people who were both teachers. They never owned their house (always rented) until after their five kids were grown and out of the house for almost 10 years and they started saving then. I mean really saving. They bought a modest home and when they both died at ages 76 and 89, still had just over a million dollars in assets. The five kids never realized it. I know, I'm one of them. That realization turned me around completely.
You can save. When you do get a raise (or your first REAL job), put the increase or half of it in savings instead of spending to your new paycheck. Don't buy crap just to have crap. You can do what this guy did if you put your sights on the goal.
Berecca: I agree that the first guys story is crazy lucky and not applicable. And you're right on steps 1 and 2, but the degree doesn't need to be something most people can't accomplish. People need to get degrees and skills in fields that are actually hiring. I noticed the girl works in health care (Kaiser) and the second guy is a probation officer- and I'm sure niether of them had to major in neurobiology. If more people in my generation would pick majors based on things that they can get jobs in, it would make it much easier for them to support themselves in general including buying a house. Living in a lower cost of living area also helps- this article only features Chicago and California which are both crazy expensive, in less pricy areas you can get a starter home for much less, making homeownership a lot more reasonable.


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Glorious Goodwood starts on Tuesday, July 31, when three Group races are staged, and runs through to Saturday, August 4.
The feature race of the opening day is the seven-furlong £140,000 Group Two bet365 Lennox Stakes (3.10pm) which has attracted seven runners, headed by Libranno, successful on his last two starts, Classic-placed Foxtrot Romeo and Chachamaidee from Sir Henry Cecil's Newmarket stable.
Four-year-old Libranno is trained by Richard Hannon, the leading handler at Glorious Goodwood in three of of the last four years, and has a liking for the Sussex course, having been successful in the Group Two Audi Richmond Stakes as a juvenile and the Group Three Supreme Stakes last year, both over seven furlongs.
Richard Hughes, in the saddle on those occasions, takes the ride again and was also on board when Libranno won the Group Three Criterion Stakes at Newmarket last time out (June 30) over seven furlongs and succeded in a Salisbury six-furlong Listed race 13 days earlier. Hannon and Hughes combined to win the bet365 Lennox Stakes last year with Strong Suit and in 2008 with Paco Boy.
Foxtrot Romeo, a three-year-old son of Danehill Dancer, ran well to be sixth behind Most Improved in the Group One St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot on June 19, beaten four lengths. The Bryan Smart-trained colt started this season by finishing second to Power in the Group One Irish 2,000 Guineas in May
The five-year-old mare Chachamaidee was only beaten a neck by Joviality in the Group Two Windsor Forest Stakes over a mile at Royal Ascot last month and already knows what it is like to win over course and distance at Glorious Goodwood, having captured the Group Three Oaks Tree Stakes last year.
Edinburgh Knight is one of the four other runners and the five-year-old's trainer Paul D'Arcy is hoping that William Buick, the jockey of the moment, will make it third time lucky on the five-year-old Selkirk gelding.
The Newmarket trainer explained: "I gave William his first winner but have not had one off him since so hopefully the next will be on Tuesday."
Buick first partnered Edinburgh Knight in the Criterion Stakes at Newmarket when the partnership went down by half a length to Libranno and then last time out when beaten the same margin by Field Of Dream in the Betfair Summer Double International Heritage Handicap at Ascot on July 21.
D'Arcy thinks the most recent run was Edinburgh Knight's best and considers him an unlucky loser.
He said: "Edinburgh Knight was hampered coming out of the stalls at Ascot and got stopped in his run over a furlong out but was only beaten by a fast-finishing horse on the side of the course.
"He keeps hitting the crossbar, which is frustrating, but he is running well. I said to the owners early in his career that he would not be a proper racehorse until he was five.
"He has run before at Goodwood, in last year's Stewards' Cup over six furlongs. He used to go flat out in his races which is why he was sprinting but we worked with him and he now settles. He just gets a mile but is suited by seven furlongs.
"My main worry on Tuesday is that it is going to be a bit of a tactical race, with little or no pace. It is now up to the jockey."
The opening day of Glorious Goodwood also features the £60,000 Group Three bet365 Gordon Stakes (2.35pm) over a mile and a half and five of the seven runners hold entries in the final Classic of the British season, the St Leger.
Michelangelo, trained by John Gosden and partnered by Buick, Frankel's brother Noble Mission, Queen's Vase third Ed De Gas, Godolphin's Encke and the Andrew Baldingtrained Minimise Risk have entries in the Leger. Farhaan, locally trained by John Dunlop, and German raider Girolamo are the other two runners.
Two-year-olds get their chance to shine in the £40,000 Group Three bet365 Molecomb Stakes (3.45pm) over five furlongs, for which there are 12 runners, with the Hannon-trained pair Lyric Ace and Dominate having good chances.
The bet365.com Handicap (2pm) starts the racing on Tuesday when there is a seven-race card ending at 5.25pm.
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Seamus Buckley, Goodwood clerk of the course, said this afternoon: "We had a very heavy shower this morning which went on for about half an hour.
"Up to 4pm we have had 3.5 millimetres of rain today and we are forecast more showers this evening.
"I am very happy with the condition of the track and the rain we have had today means there is no jar in the ground.
"I will look again in the morning to see if we need to water any more before the meeting starts."
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I love that yellow cabinet but sadly it doesn't look like it's available in the US. Bummer.
Why isn't that IKEA cabinet available in the US? ::cries::
No. 3 and 6, please. Thank you very much.
Most of the Stockholm collection isn't available in the US yet, which is a shame, because it's the best collection IKEA has come up with in over a decade..
Loving the box ottomon. Mustard yellow is my favorite color to decorate with. I keep little splashes of it all over the house, mixed with neutral whites, dark greys, and blacks, and the occasional navy blue. A few weeks ago I was at Restoration Hardware and spotted the most beautiful yellow sofa. Unfortunately for me, if I were to purchase it I'm sure one of my cats would purposely barf on the upholstry as soon as I got it delivered, just like they do with everything else I love...
i love my painted yellow kitchen set! it's three pieces--a table, hutch, and side cabinet, each with an enamel top, that inherited from a great-great aunt. it's original home was a brownstone in 1930s brooklyn. it was gathering dust in a relative's basement, and i'm thrilled it's found a home back in brooklyn. the cheery yellow hutch is a total show-stopper


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