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I know I am not the only guy who has rode up to a stop light and could not trip the sensor so I finally end up running said red light.
I have been lucky and never gotten stopped for it but many others have not been so lucky.
Saw this on the news last night!
The Governor of Kansas has signed the DEAD RED BILL. The Law would allow motorcycle riders and bicyclists to run the light if the light fails to turn green "within a reasonable period of time because of a signal malfunction or because the signal has failed to detect the arrival of the motorcycle or bicycle."
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...Not quite.
Still snow on the ground but for the rest of the week we are going to be above freezing.
Before you know it we will be back on the road and hopefully soon F'Em Up and myself will be getting some good 100 Mile Radius in here for you.
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Till then go out and get yourself a new piece of chrome, that new exhaust, or grab a sled and find suicide hill!
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posted Dec 8 2009 1:12PM
Well it has been a while since I have been able to get out and do a "100 Mile Radius" for you.
I'm chomping at the bit and was really wishing the weather would hold out for a good one this week.
I'm not one to park the bikes up for winter but I do have a few things to make it easy to jump out for a spin on that 40 degree late December day.
First of all make sure you have most of the gunk and grime off your bike.
Even if you are just going to park her for a week or two the rust can really get a bite into your ride quick.
On my Springer with a carb I usually park it with the gas off and run the motor till the bowl is empty.
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I have a little "pig tail" that comes out under my seat so I don't have to do anything but plug it in when I park.
I also keep a thin strip of wood under my kickstand so there is no metal to garage floor contact.
Not sure how important that is be have not had a dead battery since I started doing it.
Nothing sucks more than waking up to a sunny beautiful winter day and finding out that your battery is dead.
If you are going to park your ride for the season make a run up to your dealer for all the good winterization info but remember we live in a mild climate here and when it is sunny and nice in the middle of winter Ill be on the road loving every minute of it.
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Scientists skeptical of Lockheed Martin's truck-sized FUSION reactor breakthrough boast
Until it makes 1.21GW....
I'm not interested.
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Bright lights, affordable motor: Ford puts LED headlights onto Mondeo
..call me lazy...
I like the idea of never having to change a light bulb.
Wii got it WRONG: How do you solve a problem like Nintendo?
Re: Wii failed
How can anyone forget that moment in Mario Kart 64 when you fly through 3D space for miles over a river.
I swear that's where my Vertigo started...
Brit boffin tests LETTUCE as wire for future computers
Ahh the student years...
...they were my salad days...
Boeing bent over for new probe as 787 batteries vent fluid, start to MELT
Yes, I'm leaving now.
This is why they don't normally let passengers vent fluid while on the runway.
Samsung Nexus S beats Galaxy S III – at detecting GAMMA RAYS
All too late
for Bruce Banner.
Microsoft to RIP THE SHEETS off Windows 9 aka 'Threshold' in April
Start Button
..represents so much. Way more than just an addition to an operating system (zzz please!)
It represented my journey from cave dweller to the hunched keyboard puncher I am now today.
I was 18 when Win95 came out. I saw it in shop windows, the start button brightly waiting for me to press it, and eventually I got to do just that on a PC belonging to a friends Dad.
I couldn't WAIT to have my own Start button.
When I got my own in 1998, I felt I had truly come of age, and also touched the future that Maggie Philbin had endlessly told me about.
XP came along and something was afoot...it had defaulted to a crayon colouring of Start button. Easily remedied mind, but a disconcerting change with age nonetheless - like ear or nose hair.
Win 7 went round. I was again irritated. JUST STOP. Leave the button alone.
Then Win 8. OMG. They only went and did it didn't they. I knew it. OMG Why me. No start button? I'm adrift. My link back to the day when I finally "made it" was gone. I hadn't even been asked. It was like when my parents decided to wallpaper my room, and didn't tell me there would be flowers on my wall. I was back to being 8 years old. No way could I take to that. I hated being 8.
'Leaked' iPhone 6 pics will make cool fanbois WEEP - it's a PHABLET
Re: highly dubious
The pasted article relies on Apple having consistent design direction to disprove the validity of the photo.
I don't think they have consistent design direction.
Justice Ministry to spaff £70k finding out how prisoners like to use ILLEGAL mobes
I watch too many silly fims...
Daily EMP in the prison.
Means the staff have to work on paper :-)
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Still got those fuzzy horrid trees?
Deary me. That's disappointing.
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Well played that man. Toca2 was fabulous.
Angry AI and tricky handling. Not seen the like since.
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At least there's a light.
I recall working at Epson on customer help desk around the time they released a budget printer with no lights whatsoever.
Even at this great distance those days still seem so dark. (maybe due to lack of lights).
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OBD II reader is your friend.
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Guy next to me is keeps looking over at me as I'm laughing myself into incontinence.
Chaos Computer Club: iPhone 5S finger-sniffer COMPROMISED
That user in the video..
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Poor guy hasn't had a hit in hours.
The Solar System's second-largest volcano found hiding on Earth
New Island
How long before Russia discovers an underwater land-bridge to it.
Just in case.
Three axes data-roaming fees in SEVEN countries
Misread the title.
Wondered what seven countries Germany, Italy and Japan had decided to bully!
WAR ON PORN: UK flicks switch on 'I am a pervert' web filters
When a flawed process..
..is implemented, sometimes you have to let the process fail for the chiefs to realise.
Bring it on, and lets all watch as "proxy" becomes an every day word.
UK discovers Huawei UK staff auditing Huawei kit: Govt orders probe
Self regulation?
I did wonder where Fred the Shred would go next.
Good for him diversifying his skill set.
Fever pitch as Dublin tar drop fall captured by webcam
Second place
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Article URL
Maybe change dead to missing?
3-2-1... BOOM: Russian rocket launches, explodes into TOXIC FIREBALL
Lot of rubles in the rubble.
US Air Force reclassifies 6 cyber tools as weapons
Re: What a cluster F@ck
Why on earth do they need to specify toilet paper colour?
Nice find.
iPhone 5 is the 'most difficult, scratchy device Foxconn has ever made'
Oh dear. Misread this:
"...sales of 5 million iPhones 5s in the first weekend.. "
Thought I'd missed the latest update - perhaps a music player that says it's playing Taylor Swift, but in actual fact plays Jive Bunny.
Death to Office or to Windows - choose wisely, Microsoft
Games on Apple? pfft
The desktop Windows platform is the most cost-effective high-end gaming solution.
I can't ever see why I would pay double the price for half the performance and a tenth (guess? much less I bet) of the available games library.
They sure look nice, but the ipad and the macintoshes will not be entering my house anytime soon!
Sid Meier's Civilization
Playability at it's very best
Still worth a visit now and then.
I put it right up there with Unreal Tournament as one of the most playable games of all time.
Mass Effect 2 for PS3
Might have to get this!
Tend to ignore sequels, and don't have 360 so very pleased and interested to read about this. Sounds like I might have to invest.
London tenders for speed cameras
I like this.
Kind, but
Don't see the link to physical size, nor efficacy of neuron linkages....
My exhaust
is really loud and has a slimmed down cat. hahahaha. burbleburble pop.
Average speed cameras work for me, so I support their introduction.
Windows 'openness' hailed in Nintendo game defeat
Who's next?
iPhone App developers rejoice!
Or not?
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It did.
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Wednesday Facebook Fan Favorite… Week 15
15 weeks of fan favorites… We have been having a ton of fun over on Facebook and here checking out all the Free Crochet Pattern finds!!! I think the weather must be changing… This weeks Fan Favorite looks like something we all want to cozy up in… It also looks simple and quick to make! If you missed it over on Facebook or you are new to this segment… Here is this weeks Facebook Fan Favorite…
Simple Crochet Shrug by Lion Brand Yarns… This is one of my favorites and if you would like to make one… Click Here for the Free Pattern! Head over and become a fan on Facebook to see all the Daily Free Pattern Finds!
Other items of interest… Don't miss out on voting for your choice of my Viewer's Choice Crochet-A-Long… We already have more than 270 votes…Starting January 2014 you can join the fun with other Beatrice Ryan Design fans and make a fabulous Crochet Project together!! Click on the tab at the top right to cast your vote… Voting ends December 15th,,, I will reveal some hints of the pattern shortly after. ~~~ You can also join in more fun over on Ravlery on my Beatrice Ryan Designs Crochet-A-Long Group… We already have 38 members and I hope to see you there too! We will be having live chat times and group discussion while we all work on the project together!
Have a great week,,, Elena
Tuesday Tidbit……
A New Craftroom/Yarn Room…..
This weekend I decided do a little "Spring Cleaning" on some very chilly days… When we bought our house 15 years ago we added a small extra room for a bedroom… After my older children grew up and moved out,,, It became a storage room/junk room… I am sure many of you can relate…
Fast forward 10+ years later…We kept adding "storage items" and never went back in to get anything out!!! You can imagine,,, Boxes, toys, clothes, crafts and yes… MICE! Yesterday I decided to make it into my very own "Craft Room"! The thought of my very own room,,, used only for Beatrice Ryan Designs… OMG… That would be amazing!!!!
I wasn't brave enough to take before pictures…but,,, I did start snapping progress pictures! Going through the house and garages,,, I scrounged furniture, shelving, cabinets, rugs and anything I could find to make this dream happen… But first came the mounds of what I needed to remove…It seemed like I would never make progress,,, Several garbage bags, a good vacuum and some great music blaring… and within a few hours it started to take shape! … Here are a few quick pics of what has been accomplished!
Black Computer Cabinet… Wool Antique Rug and my cat making sure there are no more mice!
Large Inherited Chest of Drawers,,, Hooks and Needles and a Geisha Fabric Wall Hanging (Fun Project!
Great Comfy Sofa,,, Needed a little repair on a cushion from the mice…
Hand-me-down TV Cabinet.. My Acrylic Yarn Collection Stash and a Silver Teapot Collection…
This is just half of the room done… The other half is still crazy… Lots of yarn to put a way still, and a closet to clean out to put storage drawer in… I still need to paint… but for now the white walls are great… Just a place of my own and a modge podge design…
I will post more pics as I make my way around the room…
Happy Monday! Elena
Christmas and Crochet-A-Long is just around the corner!!
Wow… Just 4 1/2 weeks and Christmas will be here!!! I better get going on my crochet projects… I need to keep my fingers working,,, This is the busiest season for crochet sales… Hats are flying off the shelf… Once the season starts to change and we get chilly days, Hats are my biggest seller… But, as far as having a great variety, Children's items are great too! So this morning I started a great Sweet Baby Hoodie by Bernat Design Studio, not only is it cute,,, but it is a free pattern… I would love to put a couple of these in the shop for Christmas shoppers!
Sweet Baby Hoodie by Bernat Design Studio/My progress picture this morning
I also have started a pair of knitted socks for my daughter… Last year she asked me to make her a pair with Christmas Yarn… I didn't have time last year,,, So I thought I would give it a try for this year… Several years ago I took a knitting class at the Jr College here for Sock Knitting… So much fun! One of the best parts that came out of it (besides learning how to knit socks) was I got the job as an adjunct crochet teacher for the college… One of the best jobs I ever scored… Not only did I get to teach what I love,,, but I was paid a nice fee for it too!
My start of Knitted Christmas socks…
Another fun new part of Beatrice Ryan Designs… I opened a CAL (Crochet A Long) group on Ravelry… As you know,,, We are taking a vote for a Viewer's Choice CAL starting in January 2014… If you are interested in the CAL,,, The pattern will be posted here each week starting in January and you can cast your vote at the top of this page by clicking on the Crochet-A-Long tab,,,, And you also can follow along and be part of a large group over on Ravelry… Click here to join in at Ravelry!
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ew twentieth-century poets in English have achieved such stratospheric heights of fame or been surrounded by such cumbrous shrouds of legend as Sylvia Plath. Alongside Allen Ginsberg, she is the best-known American poet since the Second World War, earning through her death the fame that Ginsberg gained over decades of very public and flamboyant life. Her fame has, lamentably, allowed as much sarcastic detraction as undiscerning devotion to accumulate around her glaring and difficult reputation. Attitudes toward her life and art (taken as inextricably bound together) tend to fall into one of two camps. The first holds that her death was a necessary final act in the literary Passion play of a woman's escape from a world of persecution and limits, exemplified by Robert Lowell's presumption that the last poems were her "appalling and triumphant fulfillment" (she herself declared in the poem 'Edge' that "The woman is perfected. / Her dead // Body wears the smile of accomplishment"). The other camp is one of dismissive chauvinism, endeavoring half-heartedly to corrupt her reputation with imputations that she was marginally-talented, conceited, pampered, and would have been profoundly unhappy whatever her circumstances. In Woody Allen's film Annie Hall, Annie's Alvy Singer remarks on seeing a copy of Ariel that he is amazed that Plath's tragic death could be construed in some school-girl way as romantic. Her distressed life and horrifying death, as much as her poetry, have been wielded as weapons of gender politics. With the passing-away last year of her often vilified husband, Ted Hughes, who spent much of his life as Poet Laureate of England, one should hope that a more balanced account of her career may evolve (Hughes's mediocre book of poems about his time with Sylvia, Birthday Letters, was an instant bestseller in 1998, answering few questions about their relationship but raising the question of whether a book of poetry should appear on the fiction or non-fiction columns of the New York Times Best Seller List; in the cases of Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath, it could well be on both).
Plath died young, at 31, and her poetry was uneven, her progress difficult to chart. Her literary aspirations were apparent from a young age, and as a teenager she had already begun publishing both poetry and fiction. Her earlier poems buckle under the heft of modernist imitation and fail to support sophisticated critique; the voices of W.B. Yeats, Wallace Stevens, and even T.S. Eliot echo throughout. It seems likely that as a younger woman she viewed herself as part of a line of well-bred, in some ways aristocratic female poets, such as Marianne Moore, whom Plath interviewed for Mademoiselle in 1953. It is also alleged (and disputed) that she suffocated creatively under the intellectual sway of Hughes, a man of dominating charisma and commanding intellect, who diverted her reading away from poetry and toward anthropology and myth. Hughes, also standing in the long shadow of Yeats, engaged with her in occult exercises intended to release the creative power of the subconscious. There is no doubt that he exerted considerable influence on her in many ways, at least at the start of their relationship. It is only when she broke with him, sexually and poetically, that she became the enormously important figure that she did. While attending Cambridge University on a Fulbright Scholarship, she first encountered Hughes, already a known and widely respected poet, at what we would now call a "launch" party for a literary magazine. Legend has it that they were immediately magnetized to each other and began passionately kissing in a closet where she bit Hughes's cheek open, drawing blood and the unwelcome attention of his then-girlfriend. There is little doubt that they were happy for some if not most of the time they spent together after that, but contentment and art are not always peaceful bedfellows. This is nowhere so apparent as in these recordings.
The first half are taken from a recording made on April 18, 1958, with Hughes beside her, watching over her. The poems are excruciatingly formal, in both construction and performance. Listeners might find it hard to believe that the affected English accent and prim delivery of 'November Graveyard' rises from the same throat and heart that would later unleash the terrifying 'Lady Lazarus'. A comparison of the two poems on the page (or screen, in this case) will highlight this distinction:
The scene stands stubborn: skinflint trees
This gives way, in a mere four years, to the icy intensity of:
I have done it again.
This was recorded on October 30, 1962, three days after her thirtieth birthday and not long after she separated from Hughes, who proceeded to slip away with a mistress to Spain, leaving Plath alone with their two children. Gone are the finishing-school pretensions. It is here one finds the most famous of her works, including 'Fever 103°', 'The Applicant', 'Ariel', 'A Birthday Present', and what is perhaps her best-known poem, the infamous 'Daddy'. It must be said that 'Daddy', after a few dozen readings on the page, can seem a bit contrived and even insincere (she has been roundly and loudly criticized for her appropriation of Holocaust imagery, which has been regarded as a cynical and superficial maneuver); but upon hearing her read, one is inspired to grab onto the chair or whatever solid surface presents itself. It is exhilarating and unsettling. Its syncopated rhythm swells and amplifies the desperate rage radiated and exhaled by the speaker of the poem toward her Daddy, who is the incarnation of various pernicious characters: the overbearing and later deserting Ted Hughes, her father Otto Plath (a highly regarded biology professor at Boston university), a despotic Waffen SS Panzer commander, a parasitical vampire, and a ghoulish, unidentified husband who stands in for the original Daddy after he dies. Her most famous line appears in this poem: "Every woman adores a Fascist." The boundaries between autobiography and poetry seem to be demolished, but they are only smudged, even if violently so. The numbers don't add up. The years don't tally, and the facts, insofar as anything in the poem can be called a fact, are fuzzy. Of course this vicious blurring is also a blotting out of a private reality that has become too harsh to bear, and it sustains rather than dilutes the emotional force of the poem. Importantly, it is in these later recordings that her own soaring agitation and anger obliterate the imperial casing in which she seems trapped during the earlier readings. This is scary stuff.
Her first book of poems (the only one published in her lifetime), Colossus, is largely unremarkable and exposes her awkward use of words culled from the well-thumbed thesaurus that Hughes describes her clinging to and perhaps overusing. After reading Robert Lowell's confessional poems in Life Studies and meeting Anne Sexton, Plath gradually acquired the ability to express her own personal anguish in her poetry. Literary historians are fond of abundantly demiurgical years in a poet's career, particularly the last years before an untimely death, such as those of John Keats (who died at 25) and Wilfred Owen (who died at 27). Plath composed an astounding twenty-six seminal poems in the single month after her separation from Hughes. In many ways she was the best of the confessional poets, balancing her classical erudition with an untamably passionate sensibility, and she, along with Sexton, inaugurated an era of American poetry that is still with us. Just as she once fell under the sway of Hughes and Stevens, young poets today, both men and women, are easily pulled under by the dark currents of her Ariel poems, and those waters are deeper than they at first appear.
The winter of 1963 was the coldest in London since 1813, when a very different breed of poet strode through the narrow streets bundled up against the wet chill. Plath had taken up residence with her two children in an apartment formerly rented by W.B. Yeats, upstairs from the literary critic A. Alvarez. She would rise in the frozen predawn darkness to work on her poems before the children woke. She was frequently ill with fever and most likely overmedicated. On February 11 of that miserable winter, she left food out for her children and laid her head into the oven. The fumes seeped down the stairs and lulled Alvarez to sleep until the next day, when he awoke, realized what had happened, and called for an ambulance. He later expressed the opinion, in his landmark book, The Savage God, that Plath hadn't intended to kill herself but rather be found and saved, thus compelling Hughes to return to her. No one can know, but it seems from her own writings on suicide, and particularly on her earlier attempts, that she meant to die. Years later, Sexton, who had discussed her own suicide attempts with Plath, wrote in 'Wanting to Die' that "suicides have a special language. / Like carpenters they want to know which tools. / They never ask why build." The poems she left behind at her death were collected to form the book Ariel, certainly one of the best books of American poetry ever written, and one that will no doubt weather the storms of controversy and exploitation that her tragic and abridged life engendered. These recordings belong in any home collection of the few works of hers to have been published:
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Jasmin Hill Villa is located directly on the ocean in Ocho Rios, Jamaica approximately 1.5 hour drive east from Montego Bay airport. This classic stucco and wooden shingle roof home was completely remodeled to reflect its past history and add modern amenities. The extra large, four plus acre lot includes over 500 feet of ocean front. Jasmin Hill is surrounded on all sides by lush tropical vegetation. The villa is within walking distance to Sandals Ocho Rios and approximately one mile east of downtown Ocho Rios.
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Editorial criticizes Sen Jeff Sessions and other Republicans for their response to Pres Obama's executive action on immigration; notes they are threatening to filibuster any attempt to pay for government operations through the full fiscal year, and want to use series of short-term bills; suggests Republicans pass immigration bill of their choosing once they take over both houses of Congress. MORE
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Congressional Republicans, now in control, have plans to overhaul Medicare, transform Medicaid, and cut highest tax rates through budget process, measures once out of reach with Democrats controlling Senate; new Senate GOP majority will decide how far to press small-government vision. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Fiscal and economic policy is brought back to center stage by wave of Republican midterm election victories, with Pres Obama and new congressional leadership expressing hope that they can reach deals to simplify tax code, promote trade and eliminate budget deficit; fiscal responsibility and tax overhaul are vows that unite all wings of GOP coalition, but there are deep differences between party leaders and Obama administration. MORE
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Nov. 2, 2014
Editorial observes that Congress has not bothered to hold vote to authorize Obama administration's decision to pursue military action against Islamic State, even as price tag for the military campaign has continued to rise; contends authorizing new defense budget would force lawmakers to take stock of the military action. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Editorial asserts that shrinking federal deficit, while marginally good news, has come at costs that should make neither Republicans nor Democrats proud; points to squandered opportunities for investing in creating jobs, fostering healthier economy and nurturing future growth; warns that further cuts will fall disproportionately on Americans ill-equipped to shoulder the burden. MORE
Oct. 10, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column examines why there has been so little fanfare surrounding fact that deficit has fallen significantly and continues to fall; blames news media coverage of deficit, which plays up bad news and downplays good news, if it is reported at all; criticizes deficit scolds, who in fact love big budget deficits because fears of fiscal crisis are their best hope of getting big cuts in social programs, which is their ultimate goal. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column deplores Congress for accomplishing little before going on break; says it managed only to acquiesce half-heartedly to Pres Obama's plan for dealing with ISIS and to avert government shutdown by extending nebulous spending plan. MORE
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News analysis; American defense initiatives in Asia, Europe and against Islamic extremists are bound to upend Pres Obama's plans for shrinking the Pentagon's budget before he leaves office in 2017; while bombing campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria does not match cost of invading and occupying Iraq, weapons and other expenses of taking on ISIS are running up bills of about $225 million per month, figure that will rise if fight is taken into Syria. MORE
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Aug. 28, 2014
Congressional Budget Office says federal government is expected to finish its fiscal year with relatively modest budget deficits as gap between revenue and spending continues sharp decline. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Tali Mendelberg and Bennett L Butler contends Pres Obama's first term budget priorities offer convincing defense against critics who accuse him of failing to focus on poor communities of color; maintains that Obama has done more for such communities than any Democratic president in the past half century. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Laurence J Kotlikoff posits that federal government should have to report all its debts, like Social Security, not just the official ones; contends it is not just an economic problem, but a moral issue; questions whether we as nation will continue to hide most of bills we are bequeathing our children, or measure bills and begin reducing them. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Lawmakers use confirmation hearing of Robert A McDonald to lead Veterans Affairs Dept as springboard for discussion on whether agency requires more money to address its problems. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column contends worries about budget deficits and national debt have faded from news after years of warnings due to fact that the panic surrounding them turned out to be false alarm; maintains debt panic was promoted only because it served political purpose as offering means to attack Social Security and Medicare. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Senate overwhelmingly approves seven-year extension of the federal insurance program first approved after attacks of Sept 11, 2001, when developers suddenly found their projects uninsurable. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
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Jul. 6, 2014
Editorial contends real scandal at Internal Revenue Service is that Republicans have cut agency's budget, which has lead to sharply reduced staff, less enforcement of tax laws and poor taxpayer service; warns that House Republicans wish to cut agency's budget even further. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column warns that the federal highway trust fund is almost exhausted and that unless Congress agrees to financing, road work across the country will have to be scaled back; contends looming highway crisis illustrates how self-destructive political choice of scaling back public investment in wake of financial crisis was. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Op-Ed article by former Agriculture Dept officials Dan Glickman and Harris Sherman warns that wildfires across the Western United States have grown in heat, intensity and size; examines reasons for increase of megafires; calls for federal policies and budgets that are designed to create healthy forest and reduce likelihood of catastrophic fires, as well as sufficient money to fight fires when they do occur. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Treasury Dept says government's monthly budget returned to a deficit in May totally $130 billion after a surplus of $106.9 billion in April.. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Plan to replenish the federal Highway Trust Fund stokes conflict in Congress; Sens Harry Reid and Rand Paul are pressing for a one-time tax 'holiday' that would allow companies to deduct 85 percent of money their parent corporations in the United States receive from foreign subsidiaries, move that would bring the Treasury between $20 billion and $30 billion in the next two years; Sens Ron Wyden and Orrin G Hatch want that money to help smooth passage of a broad rewrite of the tax code. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column criticizes Americans age 40 and older who bash millennials, arguing that older generations have wreaked havoc on the world; contends that older Americans owe millennials apology for current state of federal budget, as well as inaction on global warming. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
Op-Ed article by policy expert Joshua L Schank warns the highway trust fund could be out of money soon; contends unless government reforms the way transportation improvements are paid for, currently relying heavily on gas taxes, nation's roads will get worse; calls for supplementing such tax with dedicated federal funding, which will open door to long-dreamed-of innovations in the transportation system. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Congressional Memo; state of Congress is such that orderly passage of annual spending bills has become test of whether it can function at all; Maryland Senator Barbara A Mikulski of Maryland and Kentucky Representative Harold Rogers are trying to deliver many, if not all, of the 12 appropriations bills for the 2015 fiscal year by Sept 30. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Congress sends the White House a $12.3 billion water-projects bill half the size of its last one in 2007. MORE
May. 18, 2014
Editorial criticizes Congress for failing to make much-needed cuts to a defense budget that nation no longer needs or can afford; argues that House Armed Service Committee remains chained to parochial and business interests; holds that failure undermines the Pentagon's own agenda and will mean less money for newer weapons. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Senate shrugs off deficit concerns that were once animating force on Capitol Hill, voting 96-3 to debate package of business tax breaks that would raise deficit by $156 billion over 10 years. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Obama administration says obscure provision tucked inside Coast Guard spending bill could prevent millions of people in troubled countries worldwide from receiving American food aid and cost taxpayers millions of dollars in shipping costs; law would require that three-quarters of United States food aid, instead of one-half, be sent on American vessels, potentially preventing nations in need from receiving it. MORE
Apr. 15, 2014
Congressional Budget Office says insurance expansion under the Affordable Care Act will cost $1.383 trillion over the next decade, more than $100 billion less than previous forecasts; attributes lower cost in part to broad and persistent slowdown in growth of health care costs. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
Editorial urges Congress to create a long-term budget solution for the federal Highway Trust Fund, which funds nation's road and transit projects and has begun to run shortfalls of $20 billion annually; notes gasoline tax that long paid for fund has fallen short amid rise of fuel efficient cars. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
House approves nonbinding budget proposal by 219-to-205 vote; blueprint by Republican Rep Paul D Ryan cutting $5.1 trillion in spending over decade is seen as millstone by Democrats, but Republicans view it as a modest step. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
Treasury Department reports surge in tax revenue and decline in spending; notes that federal budget deficit for first half of 2014 fiscal year totaled $413 billion, down $187 billion from where it stood at same period in 2013; rise points to rejuvenated upper class and recovering stock market. MORE
Apr. 8, 2014
Mars rover Opportunity and six other long-lived robotic missions are up for NASA senior review to determine whether they are still producing enough science to justify continued operation; Obama administration's budget proposal for 2015 has allotted little or no money to rovers, causing scientists to question whether NASA has already written off spacecraft. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Editorial charges that Senate plan to reinstate dozens of temporary tax breaks that had expired at end of 2013 by borrowing entire $85 billion cost is both imprudent and hypocritical; holds that move highlights government's misguided priorities, given that Congress has refused to incur debt for programs that are far more effective at boosting economy, such as jobless benefits and infrastructure spending. MORE
Apr. 3, 2014
Democrats are evincing some confidence about 2014 midterm elections for the first time this year after Pres Obama's announcement that the new health care plan has enrolled 7.1 million Americans, coinciding with the release by Rep Paul D Ryan of new Republican budget that proposes changes to Medicare and deep spending cuts. MORE
Apr. 2, 2014
Rep Paul D Ryan lays out new Republican budget plan that would cut $5 trillion in spending over the next decade; proposal redraws battle lines for the 2014 election, and details what his party could do with complete control of Congress. MORE
Apr. 2, 2014
Editorial contends Republican budget for 2015 released by Rep Paul Ryan is a document designed solely so that House Republicans can have something to show their most antigovernment voters in advance of midterm elections; criticizes details of the budget, and warns that Ryan could be very dangerous if he ends up securing chairmanship of the Ways and Means Committee. MORE
Mar. 24, 2014
Teresa Tritch Editorial Observer highlights book The Entrepreneurial State by economist Mariana Mazzucato, which details how the United States federal government been a driving force for innovation; warns drop in federal financing for research and development means that the government cannot execute what has long been its essential role. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Editorial underlines how the budget cuts known as the sequester continue to take a toll on crucial housing programs that are intended to shield the vulnerable from homelessness; urges Congress to allocate more money for affordable housing programs. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column rejects new poverty report from House Budget Committee and Rep Paul Ryan, which claims that government antipoverty programs are responsible for large decline in labor force participation; holds Ryan's whole premise about why poverty persists is demonstrably wrong. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Pres Obama sends Congress a $3.9 trillion budget request that stands as a platform for Democrats to run on in the election year; budget is full of policies intended to invite contrasts with Republicans rather than offering the compromises he included in 2013 budget without success. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Editorial contends that Pres Obama's 2015 budget proposal is an important illustration of how many national goals could be achieved if Congress would end unnecessary and unfair tax breaks for the rich; underscores importance of the proposed expansion of the earned-income tax credit; laments that the budget will not survive Republican opposition in Congress. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Pres Obama's 2015 budget will include proposal to remove illegal immigrants from Medicare rolls and require citizenship or lawful presence in country as condition of getting benefits. MORE
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The suspect, identified as 20-year-old Devin Dwayne Hawkins, is known to be homeless and often rides a bicycle in south Vallejo, Sgt. Joe Iacono of the Vallejo Police Department said in a press release.
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A beloved Deltona high school teacher lost his battle with cancer.
Charlie Lundell, a math teacher at Pine Ridge High School, died Tuesday night.
Grief counselors were at the school Wednesday as faculty and students mourned the passing of Lundell, who had been a teacher at the school since it opened in 1994.
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