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[There's still time to get your caption in! We'll lock down the contest on Sunday.] Our latest brilliant cartoon is by regular _floss reader, the very gifted Art Fuentes. To repeat the rules, the idea here is quite simple: Your job is to come up with a gag. Make us smile, make us laugh, extra-points for those who are able to drop some interesting fact or trivia along the way. We'll narrow down the entries to our favorites and then let YOU guys pick one winner. This time around, we're giving away a brand... READ ON
Let's take a look at some real life Don Drapers who went on to find fame in other fields. Here are a few famous folks who got their starts penning slogans and writing jingles.... READ ON
Big news around these parts: The Iowa State Fair kicked off yesterday. And you know what that means "" Butter Cow. Well, butter lots of things, actually, which is why today's Q10 is a photo Q10! Although the original artist, Duffy Lyon, started out just sculpting various bovines of butter, over the years she decided to start incorporating current events along with Bessie. Michael Jackson was supposed to be the honoree this year (I'll leave the jokes to you), but Iowans vetoed that... READ ON
The 2009 college football season is fast approaching. While you continue to wait for the opening kickoff, let's see if you can tell which of these famous people were on the football team in college.
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Guitar great Les Paul died this week, and I've been thinking about what I could post in tribute. The most fitting tribute I can find is his own words: an excellent "What I've Learned" interview conducted by Esquire in September 2008 -- actually one of his last interviews. Read it here: Les Paul: What I've Learned, or check out my favorite bit below:
Last time I saw Count Basie, he was in a wheelchair. They wheeled him up onto the stage, he sits down at the piano, and he gives the downbeat, and... READ ON
We've all heard actors and athletes who've won something say, "I couldn't have done it without the fans!" But in this case—if you count finishing in 3,164th place "winning"—that's absolutely true.
For the second year in a row, mental_floss has been named one of the 5,000 fastest-growing companies in America by Inc. magazine. When you break it down by industry, we're sitting in 38th place in the media category.
This isn't exactly a great year for magazines. So we shouldn't miss the... READ ON
1. Congratulations! You've been awarded a scholarship to pursue any advanced degree or training you'd like, plus the necessary housing considerations, a meal allowance, a job for your significant other in your new city, well-credentialed babysitters, etc. Where would you go, and what would you... READ ON
Cat Saves Man from Burning Home
With most "pet saves family from fire" stories, it's easy to assume that the pet woke someone up because it wanted OUT of the house. In this case, the cat came in from outside, and it didn't even live there!
Engineer Andrew Williams was asleep when the fire broke out at his bungalow in Bracknell in Berkshire.
As black smoke filled the property, his neighbour's cat Hugo came through a cat-flap and raised the alarm by clawing at the father-of-two's face.
Rescuers... READ ON
Death doesn't spell the end of your time in the spotlight. Sometimes it's just the beginning. Take Michael Jackson, for example. His body was still warm when millions of depressed fans claimed to spot his ghost roaming the halls of Neverland Ranch during a CNN special. But Jackson is far from the first celebrity to be the subject of ghost rumors.
1. Marilyn... READ ON
Here in metro Detroit, this weekend marks the massive Woodward Dream Cruise, where drivers of classic and unusual automobiles of all kinds cruise along Woodward Avenue - which was the nation's first paved road. I'll be driving my old Datsun 280Z (a.k.a. my "middle-age-crisis-mobile"). It always gets some interesting looks from older autoworkers in the Motor City... mostly the ones that may have lost their job back in the 1970s-80s due to Japanese imports. And yes, I'll probably hear a few... READ ON
A Malignant Melanoma Walks Into a Bar... Relatively young cancer patients are fighting back with their sense of humor. (via Metafilter)
Details Magazine ranks the best 25 fast food items in America. Even though I've never had one, I guessed their pick for #1.
The 100 Most Iconic TV Show Intros Of All Time. Scroll through to find your favorites, or skip to the top ten (like I did).
Before you see District 9 (which opens today), take a look at the 2005 short film that introduced us to Neill... READ ON
What happens when you put the drivers of ingenious concepts from Mali with those from Ghana and Kenya, and add resources to the mix? That's exactly the question that organizers of the first Maker Faire Africa intend to answer starting tomorrow, when inventors, venture capitalists, journalists, and curious members of the general public gather in Accra, Ghana, for a 3-day celebration of do-it-yourself innovation. The aim of the event, an offshoot of similar gatherings in the United States held over the past... READ ON
Lemurs are exceptionally strange creatures, with their huge, reflective eyes, long tails and somewhat human-like hands. While you may be most familiar with the ring-tailed lemur—they're the most common at zoos—there are a whole lot of the buggers you've probably never even seen before. Here are a few facts you'll definitely want to know about them.
1. They Come in Lots of... READ ON
This is the final quiz in the "Look what I found in my parents' basement!" series. My ThunderCats were a little too worn, so I turned to the fine folks at Thundercatslair.org to supply the action figure images. Can you supply their names?
Take the Quiz:... READ ON
Reed Hastings was inspired to start Netflix after a $40 late fee on a VHS copy of Apollo 13.


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To the Editor.—Dr Catalona and colleagues1 have demonstrated that 20% of biopsies can be eliminated in men whose total prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels fall in the borderline range (4.0-10.0 ng/mL) and who have a normal digital rectal examination (DRE) by using free PSA monoclonal antibody assays. They reported that of all the patients with total PSA results within this range, only 5% of those with cancers would be missed. Because the likelihood of a positive biopsy finding would increase as the PSA increased within the given range, the authors should analyze their data by looking at only performing biopsies on men with PSA levels between 5.0 and 10.0 ng/mL or between 6.0 and 10.0 ng/mL. It would seem reasonable to assume that a higher proportion of positive biopsies would be found within the group of men still undergoing biopsies, so a smaller number of biopsies would be performed. The cost of performing free PSA assays on 9% of men having a PSA level performed also would be eliminated; thus, health care costs would not be increased unnecessarily.
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Does anyone have the text of the Wunderlich downgrade. Imwould like to see their reasoning
From BUY to HOLD. Time to HOLD and pray! HOLD is *good*.
look at the rating and how the anlysts rate stocks you will find this company rates it buy then hold then buy then hold every other month
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I hired a personal trainer a few weeks ago. I have 3 lo's under 2, I'm also homeschooling my older 3. So basically my days are full with little time to myself to work towards my fitness goals. I'm meeting with my trainer for two sessions a week and using the workout routine in the morning before my lo's wake. I feel so much better since I've started this and intend to continue.
Dh has been making comments jokingly about me cheating on him with my trainer. I laugh it off at times but have also asked if he was seriously thinking this. He jokes and tells me he's just playing but I can't help but think hes not. Dh isn't bad looking but I'm sure he has some insecurities with my trainer. He keeps pointing out how built he is. Well, yeah my trainers built but I can't imagine being trained by someone who wasn't fit sporting a gut rather then muscle toned abs. I even suggested dh train with me but he declined, his employer has a full free gym for him to use. Any suggestions on how I can end the comments. I'm beginning to feel uncomfortable by dh constantly making them and having to reassure him my sessions are nothing more then training.


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Milwaukee Ballet puts 'Swan Lake' in smaller pond
Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" may be one of the world's most famous ballets, but the story's ending, and even the number of acts it contains, can change with each new production.
One never knows whether the boy will get the girl, lose the girl, or whether either or both of them will even survive. »Read Full Article
Christmas Family Feast goes on without broadcast sponsor
Some things in the community fall by the wayside without being noticed.
The Salvation Army's annual Christmas Family Feast is not one of them. »Read Full Article(2)
Milwaukee Symphony plays program of new works by young composers
If you think writing a piece of music for a full symphony orchestra is a tough task, you should try finding an orchestra to play that piece.
Five young composers, chosen from among 90 applicants, were in Milwaukee for the rare opportunity of hearing their works performed for an audience by a professional orchestra Saturday evening. »Read Full Article


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Inspire Positive Change Through Values-Based Leadership
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09.30.2016 | 27 Elul, 5776
Abbas and Riviln speak of future meetings at Peres funeral
Watch: Netanyahu and Abbas shake hands at Peres funeral
Report: Gazan terror tunnel collapses, kills 3
Fatah-linked Facebook shows Peres going to hell for 'crimes' against Palestinians
Reporter's Notebook: A funeral that would have meant the world to Peres
Obama at Peres funeral: Abbas's presence reminds us of the unfinished business of peace
Clinton: Peres was a dreamer who never gave up
Read: President Reuven Rivlin's eulogy
Peres hoped America would reject Trump's vision
Peres bombshell: I stopped an Israeli strike on Iran
Court overturns Parole Board's early release of Rabbi Pinto
This week on TV: Rebellious robots,return of SJP, and 'Princess Shaw'
Movie Review: 'My King'
Chef Nir Zook opens first kosher venture in Tel Aviv
The sound of (vocal) music
Beersheba satisfied with nil-nil outcome vs Southampton
Hapoel Tel Aviv, Beitar Jerusalem both in need of wins
Hapoel Jerusalem, Maccabi Tel Aviv in final
Peres had appreciation of power and impact of sports
TAU and Swiss scientists to crash spacecraft into comet today
Could Israel become a linchpin of China's trade strategy?
Peres's final contribution: His corneas
Apple reportedly developing iPhone 8 in Israel
Hospital officials: More funds needed for healthier food
'Israeli hospitals need increased funding to provide healthful meals'
Global agtech investors find 'rich pipeline of opportunities' in Israel
Israel to supply gas to Jordan in $10 billion deal
Israeli pathfinder in plant-based biopesticide industry earns posthumous award
Israeli solar tech could make clean water a global reality
Column One: The New Middle East
Editor's Notes: How Peres's constant search for opportunities built a nation
My Word: Population density, people power and blessings
Grapevine: Shimon Peres: A personal memoir
Abbas: Fatah will hold major congress this year
In northern Iraqi Kurdistan, hundreds pay respects to Peres
Report: Iranian spy masters 'running covert war' in Syria
Congress rejects Obama veto of Saudi September 11 bill
Iran atomic chief: Trump presidency wouldn't endanger nuclear deal
Iran has missiles that can hit Israel, Revolutionary Guards official says
Rouhani: Zionists pressuring US to violate Iran nuclear deal
Obama threatens to veto two Iran-related bills
Did ISIS use chemical weapons in rocket strike near US troops in Iraq?
Report: ISIS shoots down Syrian warplane allegedly killing pilot
France's 'first all-female ISIS cell' allegedly sought to strike Eiffel Tower
ISIS ploting to massacre Christians in Belgian shopping mall
Israeli, US Jews close despite political, religious differences
Ukrainian President: No Ukrainian has the right to forget Babi Yar
Lauder recalls a memorable conversation with Peres
US Jewish groups mourn Shimon Peres, laud his contribution to Israel
Agritech investor: Opportunities abound with Israeli entrepreneurs
Tech Talk: Intel gets smart with 'learning building'
New Israeli tech sees machines leading the blind
Peres was a man of psalms, Clinton says
Who won the first Trump-Clinton presidential debate?
Comment: For Israel at Hofstra it was Passover
Good times come as Israel omitted from the US debate
London's Muslim mayor backs Clinton for US president
When politicians get sick: Is Hillary Clinton's health like Ariel Sharon's?
Debilitating image of Clinton jolts US presidential race
Palestinians: Donald Trump shows 'disregard for international law'
Trump campaign: Clinton should be disqualified for event hosting Palestinian teacher
Pride and affirmative prejudice: Donald Trump and the Jews
Trump proposes disarming Clinton bodyguards: 'Let's see what happens to her'
Star Catcher: Astrology for the week of September 30, 2016
Grapevine Metro: Coming concerts
Aliya Stories: Being attuned to your body
This week in 60 seconds: Israel mourns a founding father
Podcast: Does Trump love Jews or embolden antisemitic voices?
Why Starbucks failed in Israel (and only in Israel)
Taxicab Diplomacy: Trump vs. Clinton
PODCAST: After Turkey, Africa and Egypt, is Saudi Arabia Israel's next ally?
Not so regal behavior: Saudi princess allegedly orders guard to kill French decorator
Kim Kardashian calls for help for Jewish cancer patient from Israel
Swiss judge: Muslim students must shake female teachers' hands or face fine
Warning: Weddings can be hazardous to your health
Race for respect
Port of Tel Aviv: More than a pretty picture
Creating chaos
Muzzling the media
A stark prognosis for the Middle East
The road past Mosul
An unprecedented deal?
Tour Israel: Rosh Hashana Special
Wine Talk: Go sweet
Cooking: Ancient grains for a healthy New Year
Recipes for a sweet Rosh Hashana
This week in Jerusalem
It's time for millennials to migrate
Sounds of the synagogue
The joy of a Jerusalem playground
Mazal tov!
Israeli music for all
City Notes: Netanya hosts Israeli Special Olympics
New year for the golden-agers
יוֹרֶה יָקָר
תֵשַע נְשָמוֹת
עִבְרִייָה - שִירֵי רָחֵל
כְּתוֹבוֹת אֶבֶן, עֵץ וּנְחוֹשֶת בִּמְעָרַת הַמַכְפֵּלָה
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The Christian German who saved Jews speaking Yiddish
The Church has contributed to antisemitism, Archbishop of Canterbury says
The Pope receives Jewish world leaders ahead of Rosh Hashana
A Lake in the Middle of the Desert at Dimona's Ben Gurion Park
International Cleanup Day in Israel 2016 Launched in Afula
From Copenhagen to the Casuarina Circle at Ilanot
A Global Perspective on Dry Land Forestry and Restoration
We will win but how long will it take? Including Bibi's Building Bluff
Is a Jewish safe haven possible in the Diaspora; is America the "exception"?
Potentially Misleading Statistics on Global Terrorism
Still Looking for Israel at Harvard
National News
09/01/2013 19:07
Gas masks Bnei Brak.
(photo credit:Ben Hartman)
Defying expectations that they would again wait until the last minute, a group of around 100 Israelis crowded a gas mask distribution center in Bnei Brak on Sunday morning, even as President Barack Obama delayed the expected strike on Syria until after approval by Congress no earlier than September 9th.The distribution center was still rather crowded, but nothing like the chaos of last week, when frantic crowds thronged the centers in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and the North, with fist fights, mass frustration, and general chaos being the order of the day. Instead, the scene was similar to any large Israeli post office or pharmacy on a busy day - people grabbing numbers and waiting in line, generally appearing annoyed and impatient, but without anybody coming to blows.
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Malaysia, Pahang, Temerloh
Joined Nov 2011
2,701 Posts
Just for interest, and because I have never seen this suggested elsewhere, I put two shortened glass headed pins into the wings of all my planes at the CG point under the wings so that it is really easy to check the balance. Very useful if you want to use different batteries and/or FPV payloads as with my CF.
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148 Posts
Tom and AJ,
Thanks for the feedback!
AJ you mentioned a 7x6 prop 'cut down', can you explain how to do that? By the way your tips on this board were of tremendous help when I built this bird a few months back, tx!
I noticed that motor (with a bit more getup) is on backorder at HK. Any other bolt-in recommendations?
Maybe you can school me a bit I looked at the specs, it says 1600kv but I do see 200w instead of the 180w that the stock one has. So I guess thats what translates to being able to use the bigger prop? I have a 30a esc I can use on it.
2. Thanks for the kind words.
3. With only a small amount of modification, you can use an "X" mount and use a Grayson MicroJet V2 motor (need 40A ESC) - Then, WOW!!!
4. Yes. But, not always. You were probably looking at THIS one. It needs and "X" mount, too.
Malaysia, Pahang, Temerloh
Joined Nov 2011
2,701 Posts
Just got back from a flying session at my local flying site, this is my third flight on my AXN today I have no coach I'm on my own!
So this is my first Cloud Fly On board video beware first time plane flyer you might get sick
Joined Jan 2012
148 Posts
I went to the motor you first linked and HK has a link to the spec sheet...www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/tp_motor.html
Thanks for the info, the second motor u mention- WOW indeed.
Im wondering what other motors people hv used and can comment on before and after performance.
I followed ur advice and lifted the motor to change the thrust angle a bit, perhps I will need to do more so with an upgraded motor?
Btw ur advice on glueing the magnets on the stock motor- glad I had read it before I flew!
Australia, NSW
Joined Dec 2011
29 Posts
todays flight report
spent some time catching up with a mate today.
helped him setup phoenix RC sim + turnigy 9x tx on a laptop (if youve never done it, you'll need to pull the TX module for phoenix to detect the unit and also setup a control profile for pilot 2, even if not in use).. took us quite some time to work this stuff out but got it going after a lot of screwing about.
once that was done, we got down to the business of flying the axn. as he lives on the side of a decent hill, it makes for a top spot to fly right off his varandah with heaps of room for circuits and plenty of altitude to the ground (and trees) below. 20 odd mins for the first flight with some demos of WOT climbs and gliding ended up with the first pack going down to 20%.
next pack was run around with more of the same, flying way out to what were close to my LOS limits (getting hard to discern which direction the model was facing / flying), into the setting sun at times didnt help. harrassed a chicken hawk who'd found some lift furthur up the hill and thermaled a little with him till he got sick of me invading his airspace and left the area
a bit more wot and some flybys and time was getting away, so dropped the axn into a bush on the hillside without incident. ended up with 18% remaining in that pack.
a couple of things noted today, the model seemed to have a nose up tendency, even full down elev. TRIM couldnt get it out. also had some right roll, full left ail. or rudder TRIM couldnt get it out either. before both launches, surfaces looked to be flush and square.
tendancies could be countered with down / left inputs, but hands off would fl as described.
CoG seemed to be right in the centre of the spar covers with 2200mah 3s as far forward as possible and esc between the servos.
the HK 6 chan. system seems to have plenty of range for LOS use, great value for money! that said, i still think i'll be getting a turnigy 9x, just that much more flexible to use.
great time today, very relaxing to do circuits in this location due to good company, a beautiful day and location...... and i forgot to put my keychain cam on!
I think once HK has them back in stock (USA warehouse) i'm gonna pick one up. Guys at my work fly them and they fly really nice. One of them is running his on 4S.
Anyone know of a good 4S motor for this?
They say to not fly in high winds. Well I thought to myself - this must be fun, and so I did
Dont have exact wind measurements but internet told me the wind was between 30-50 kmph.
Most of the time the plane didnt actually fly around but stayed at one spot, hovering like quadcopter =)
My next video will be about this plan-o-boat thingy. Will it work?
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Fate Quotes and Sayings about Kismet
The future was with Fate. The present was our own.
– Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Things and actions are what they are, and the consequences of them will be what they will be; why then should we desire to be deceived?
– Joseph Butler
Accept the things to which fate binds you, and love the people with whom fate brings you together, but do so with all your heart.
– Marcus Aurelius
Everything comes gradually at its appointed hour.
If you can't change your fate, change your attitude.
– Amy Tan
Fate – everything happens for a reason. And when fate happens look for the good in it as it is there.
– Catherine Pulsifer
Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is important, in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not.
– Nathaniel Hawthorne
Most people live and die with their music still unplayed. They never dare to try.
– Mary Kay Ash
To be a victim is to let other people decide your fate; I would prefer to determine my own fate.
It depends on us whom we select to be with us ,,but it depends on FATE whom we get in the list of optiions to select… ..
Resolved to take fate by the throat and shake a living out of her.
– Louisa May Alcott
Each man is the architect of his own fate.
– Appius Claudius
Every man has his own destiny: the only imperative is to follow it, to accept it, no matter where it leads him.
– Henry Miller
A man's character is his fate.
– Heraclitus
Throw a lucky man into the sea, and he will come up with a fish in his mouth.
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Comedy film 'Oconomowoc' sets local premieres
The comedy "Oconomowoc," the feature-film debut of Lawrence University graduate Andy Gillies, has its first Milwaukee-area showings at four theaters in the next two weeks.
Filmed in the title western Waukesha County community, "Oconomowoc" centers on a twentysomething, played by fellow Lawrence alumnus Brendan Marshall-Rashid, who moves back home with his mother and stepfather and agrees to help a friend rebuild his mishandled T-shirt business. »Read Full Article(3)
Summerfest lets patrons in for free to relieve long lines
Faced with a crush of patrons trying to get into the Summerfest grounds Saturday night, festival officials took the extraordinary step of allowing people into the grounds for free for a short time, an official said.
Summerfest spokesman John Boler said he could not remember the last time the festival made such a move. He said it was necessary given the size of the crowd. »Read Full Article(58)
Police now believe street musician who was assaulted mid-song
Milwaukee police now say they believe a street musician who said she was assaulted in a racially motivated incident because of the song she was playing.
Cassandra Struve told WITI Fox 6 News in Milwaukee she was assaulted by three black women because she was white and playing the standard, "Minnie the Moocher," on her saxophone around 11 p.m. Wednesday in the 600 block of E. Chicago St. outside Summerfest. »Read Full Article(78)
Exclusive Video: Imagine Dragons talks about Milwaukee, drums, mariachis
Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy got the chance to interview Imagine Dragons backstage at the Miller Lite Oasis a few hours before the group's headlining show at Summerfest. The band answers "10 for Tap," covering topics like their favorite Milwaukee memory, what stood out from their whirlwind year and what's next for the group.
Exclusive Video: Cracker performs 'Something You Ain't Got' at Summerfest
David Lowery and Johnny Hickman of the band Cracker gave an exclusive performance of the song, "Something You Ain't Got," off the band's 2006 album, "Greenland."
Cracker plays at the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage at 10 tonight. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Summerfest rundown for June 29
Tap Milwaukee reporter Heather Ronaldson gives you the rundown on what to look forward to today at Summerfest.
Three to See: Suggestions for June 29
Something known: Imagine Dragons (10 p.m. Miller Lite Oasis). A year ago, it was an opener at Summerfest. Now Imagine Dragons returns as the hottest new alternative rock act of the hour, evident by the exuberance of the sold-out crowd the Eagles Ballroom in March. »Read Full Article(1)


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2006-2009 Hummer H3 Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid Valve1AEMX00138-639273
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The Vacuum Vent Valve is a key part of the evaporative system. It's function is to vent the charcoal canister line to the intake manifold. Some OBD trouble codes associated to a malfunctioning include but are not limited to: P0401, P0441, P0446.
- Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid Valve
- Mounts on the Evap Canister
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Family Advent Activities for counting down to Christmas
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Replace 24 small gifts in the Advent Calendar with small notes, each note revealing todays activity. Nothing is more precious that spending time together and all of these ideas will get you and your family into the Christmas spirit. From December 1st until Christmas Eve!


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AUSTIN - Suffering rural economies are mirroring the worn cliches of boarded windows lining Main Street and dusty tumbleweeds skipping across two-lane highways.
U.S. Census numbers revealed what people in places such as the Panhandle and much of the Midwest already knew. Rural residents are giving up on making a living in their hometowns and on their farms in favor of city life.
And they are taking jobs and tax dollars with them.
But a crop as old as the first Americans may fuel some hope.
Not in Our Gas: Amarillo resident LaVonda Mosley fills her tank at Phillips 66 gas station at Interstate 40 and Washington Street. Ethanol-blend gasoline is widely used in the nation's corn belt, but drivers in Amarillo don't have that choice.
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Ethanol is a fuel additive produced from corn, grain and - to some extent - just about anything else composed of carbohydrates.
The product has been on the petrochemical scene for at least 30 years as an element to clean up, or oxygenate, engine emissions. But it was beat out in the 1970s by methyl-tertiary-butyl-ether, a byproduct of the oil-refining process.
Ethanol Facts
Ethanol is an alcohol, a group of chemical compounds whose molecules contain a hydroxyl group bonded to a carbon atom.
Ethanol can be mixed with gasoline - the most common blends contain 10 percent ethanol (gasahol) and 85 percent ethanol (E85) mixed with gas.
Ethanol is useful as a solvent for many substances and in making perfumes, paints, lacquer and explosives.
MTBE has dominated the market, but reports that it contaminates water and is perhaps a carcinogen have changed the dynamics and reopened the door to ethanol.
Problems With MTBE
Oil producers, ordered by the federal government to cut down on air pollutants, had churned out MTBE and added it to their gasoline for a decade.
It was essentially free, and it appeared to meet the Environmental Protection Agency's requirements for clean-burning, high-octane engines.
Large cities around the country were declared "non-attainment" zones when their air quality fell short of federal standards, forcing them to use this reformulated gas.
But EPA studies show that even in low concentrations, MTBE can foul the smell and taste of water. The additive has been spotted in surface and groundwater, most likely leaking from old underground gas tanks.
Findings suggest MTBE could be a carcinogen in some animals. Studies at the University of California have found cancer in rats subjected to high doses of the additive. Direct evidence of MTBE's carcinogenicity in humans hasn't been found, according to reports based on the UC studies. The additive has been banned in 18 states, including California, where it has contaminated water at more than 10,000 sites, said Sen. Diane Feinstein, D-Calif. Other states not permitting use of MTBE include South Dakota, Arizona, New York and Michigan.
Ethanol's Resurgence
MTBE's drawbacks set the stage for the resurgence of ethanol, an additive that reduces fuel emissions as well as MTBE, can be literally gulped down by humans and vehicles alike, and can be grown on farms throughout the country.
Carl King, the Dimmitt founder of Texas Corn Producers, has struggled for more than 30 years to show lawmakers the wisdom behind ethanol. Although the Midwest has the water to produce corn, Texas is producing enough grain, in conjunction with corn, to manufacture its own ethanol. The Texas growers just need help in financing a start-up, King said.
"But I found out how big that oil lobby was pretty quick," King said.
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Monday: Dumas is an example of how the ethanol industry could revitalize a dwindling economy. Scientists say ethanol probably would need government help to become a viable industry. Also, lowering the cost of ethanol will help develop the industry in corn-rich states.
Tuesday: State leaders say ethanol should be treated as a national security issue.
Wednesday: Oil producers weigh in.
States in the Midwest have tax incentives to produce ethanol. Oil companies receive a 54-cent-a-gallon subsidy on the federal gasoline tax for adding 10-percent ethanol to their gasoline. Efforts to block ethanol in Texas have been largely successful.
"It's tough to get anything through in alternative fuels," King said.
During the 35 years King has advocated for biofuels, he said, government handouts have never been on his agenda.
"My testimony to Congress has been, 'Look, we don't want your government checks. We just want a price for what we produce,'" he said.
The initiative is supported by rural lawmakers in the nation's Capitol.
"I believe renewable fuels such as ethanol and biodiesel should be the centerpiece of our future energy strategy, because these fuels are home-grown solutions," said Sen. Tim Johnson, D-S.D.
But skeptics wonder whether ethanol can succeed as an independent industry.
Harry Parker, a chemical engineer and former oil recovery researcher for Phillips Petroleum Co., said ethanol can't compete with reformulated gasoline because of its inherent high costs. Fuel ethanol relies on lobbying from agribusiness giants to maintain federal subsidies, EPA regulations requiring oxygen in gasoline and impending regulation banning MTBE. This lobbying effort is done under the guise of protecting the "family farm," Parker said, but the profits go to stockholders.
A Viable Solution?
Setting standards
A renewable fuels standard would reduce dependence on foreign oil, improve the trade deficit, boost farm income, create opportunities for rural businesses and reduce farm program costs, said John McClelland, director of energy and analysis for the National Corn Growers Association.
Standard effects
A report from the Renewable Fuels Association, National Corn Growers Association and National Biodiesel Board said pending legislation to establish a standard would accomplish the following by 2016:
Reduce crude oil imports by 2.9 billion barrels;
Increase farm income an average of $6.6 billion annually;
Create 300,000 new American jobs in sectors such as transportation and construction;
Reduce direct government payments to farmers by $7.8 billion.
Creating new jobs
According to a report on the ethanol industry's ability to replace MTBE by 2004, which was prepared for the Governor's Ethanol Coalition, 47,800 new jobs would be created including 2,300 in transportation, 1,300 in construction, 3,200 in retail and 11,000 in the service industries.
An incentive example
An incentive program in Minnesota features a producer payment of 20 cents per gallon of ethanol. Minnesota paid its farmers the 20-cent subsidy from 1989 to 1993. As a result, for every $1 Minnesota put into the program it received $14 to $18 in revenue.
The revenue returned to the state came from economic ripples when the value on corn increased, which allowed farmers to pay more in state income tax, and from job creation, which kicked in additional tax dollars to the state.
The industry now keeps ethanol cheaper than 87-octane gasoline, by 14 cents a gallon in 2000, in that state.
Corn growers say the results in Texas would differ, but there would still be an impact.
To replace MTBE in Texas' non-attainment zones, 250 million gallons of ethanol - from 98 million bushels of corn - would be needed each year. To pay Texas producers comparably to the Minnesota plan would cost the state $50 million a year.
Texas farmers who participated in the ownership of an ethanol plant would receive more money for their crops through adding value to their crops, picking up as much as 14 or 15 cents a bushel.
Needing half as much
A 2001 report from John Urbanchuk, an economist with AUS Consultants in New Jersey, said the ethanol industry is capable of expanding to meet the demand for oxygenates that would result withdrawal of MTBE.
Because ethanol provides about twice the oxygen content of MTBE, half as much would be needed. By 2004, the industry would have a surplus of 313 million gallons per year, according to Urbanchuk's findings.
Researchers at Texas Tech University say they doubt ethanol would survive as an industry without government subsidies to push it along.
"It's probably wishful thinking to believe ethanol could begin to thrive as a Texas industry without some kind of government influence," said Richard Tock, chairman of the Chemical Safety Office Faculty Committee at Texas Tech University and a member of the Society of American Military Engineers.
"But at the same time, reducing ozone can't take place without government intervention," Tock said. "Should ethanol be the replacement for MTBE - and I think that will probably happen - if that's government intervention, so be it."
However, members of some conservative think tanks in Washington criticize incentives to agribusiness as being "corporate welfare."
In "Marxism, American Style," Mark Schmidt, program director of the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, compared the federal 54-cent tax subsidy for ethanol to communist philosophy.
"Corporate America feasts on a steady diet of pork that includes direct grant payments, below-market insurance, direct loans and loan guarantees, trade protection, contracts for unneeded activities and special breaks in the Tax Code," Schmidt said.
Federal subsidies to U.S. businesses cost American taxpayers nearly $100 billion a year, Schmidt said.
Growing Industry
Ethanol advocate and state Rep. David Swinford, R-Dumas, said he thinks that advances in agriculture technology will help the ethanol industry take off.
Enzymes to kick up the starch content and permit more production of the chemical are working to benefit the ethanol industry, he said.
Genetic engineering work at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory has produced an organism to expand the biomass converted into ethanol by up to 50 percent. And it requires less ethanol than MTBE to clean up gasoline emissions. But to get farmer-owned cooperatives up and running, taxpayers would likely have to contribute, at least at first.
"The point of having help is getting the plant established. Once you get the plant paid for, and you have that capital cost go way down, then you're talking about a whole new ballgame," said Dumas corn grower Dee Vaughan.
Co-ops chartered to run ethanol plants would probably need legislative approval to sell bonds as a way to raise enough money to build processing plants that can cost $31 million for a 15 million-gallon facility.
But regardless of whether they got bond approval, the start-up costs would be the responsibility of the farmers involved.
Once the investment was paid off, the co-ops could stand on their own, Vaughan said, and a proposed 20-cent-a-gallon state incentive would no longer be necessary.
At least 3.3 million Texans live in rural areas and many would benefit from adding value to crops already grown there, he said.
According to the report, "Cost of Community Services: The Value of Farm and Ranch Land in Hays County, Texas," most rural landowners contribute three times the county revenue per acre that owners in residential areas provide.
However, residential areas demand more government services, such as schools, water and sewage systems and fire protection.
"They underwrite the residential part of town," Swinford said of agriculture landowners. "That's another reason why I don't back up from saying it's good for the state. We're underwriting the deal, and we need to have something back.
"So the question is, 'Is Texas going to participate?' We have the raw products. We have the cattle to eat them. We have the cars that are using them. We have the non-attainment areas that they have to put something in, so it's all packaged up here. Are we just going to let this huge industry just blow us by, and at the end of 2005, say, 'Gosh, I wish we'd done something?"'
A Driving Model
Farmers and oil producers along the corn belt haven't wasted any time hitching their wagons to ethanol. Ethanol plants and co-ops have sprung up throughout the Midwest, where corn is plentiful and grain cheap. The industry has taken off in some states, where pumps offering gasohol - gasoline mixed with ethanol - line highways and country roads.
Swinford offered a bill for Texas to conduct a feasibility study on whether Texas would profit from ethanol production. That bill, along with one to phase out MTBE and replace it with ethanol, died in committee.
Swinford's program would involve a producer payment of 20 cents a gallon for the first 15 million gallons each Texas plant produced for a 10-year period. He said the need for the payment would fluctuate with the market, but producers should be protected until the plant was paid.
But the Department of Energy had already tapped Texas for an ethanol workshop. Interest in the workshop last fall encouraged the State Energy Conservation Office to commission a feasibility study, especially since the bill didn't get voted on. A preliminary draft of the study should be ready at the end of this month.
Other agriculture industries don't want to fight the environmental possibilities of ethanol, but they don't agree with the state paying to create an industry.
Texas Cattle Feeders Association members were among those opposing recent ethanol legislation. The state would be funding what they called an "artificial" industry, and making ethanol from corn and grains would cut into the feed supply for livestock, perhaps raising prices for those commodities, TCFA says.
"People in our industry are very entrepreneurial and very oriented toward the marketplace," TCFA spokesman Burt Rutherford said. "The general philosophy then is that if ethanol is going to be successful, then it needs to succeed on its own merits. If there is a consumer demand for ethanol, then there should be ethanol produced to meet that demand."
Creating Demand
Creating that demand will likely be up to the federal government's decision on clean air standards and MTBE, said cotton farmer and Texas House Speaker Pete Laney, D-Hale Center.
Congress is considering whether to increase oxygenate requirements and with a ban on MTBE in California, ethanol - subsidized or not - might be the fastest way to comply with those regulations.
Swinford's little bill drew the ire of big oil in Texas. Representatives of Valero Energy Corp., a major oil producer that provides significant quantities of MTBE, showed up in force to kill the bill, he said.
"If it's your No. 1 business, and you're big enough - and they just bought Diamond Shamrock - they're not likely to just roll over and play dead," Swinford said.
The Texas population is steadily increasing, but the state's water supply is constant at best, Swinford said.
"There's more to this than just helping the farmers. The No. 1 reason is to protect our water supply," Swinford said. "We're stupid if we pollute this water."
Valero staff say the scares surrounding MTBE were knee-jerk reactions to claims of contamination that turned out to be false or greatly exaggerated.
From a business standpoint, MTBE is valuable to the state's economy, company spokeswoman Mary Rose Brown said.
"Most (of Valero's MTBE) is produced in Texas, so we're talking about good ol' Texas jobs," Brown said.
Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack said when ethanol reaches the projected production of 3.5 billion gallons needed annually in 2004, "These more than 47,000 jobs scattered across the nation will more than replace the 25,000 jobs being lost by the MTBE industry in Texas."
Valero, along with other oil companies, invested a lot to develop MTBE when that product had the EPA's support.
Now, the company is converting its factories to produce ethanol in California, where MTBE has been banned.
Brown said there could be a snag in how soon the ban is effective.
"Like everybody else, we're waiting to see what the federal government does," she said. "At this point, refiners are kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place."
An immediate turnover from MTBE to ethanol, she said, would result in a gas shortage in California, raising prices.
"Because it is so high-octane, it really does swell the gas. Without it, we would be more dependent on imports than we are," Brown said.
Value For The Future
Economists say adding value to crops will be vital to the future of Texas.
"Just as the petrochemical sector developed to complement the Texas oil sector in the early 20th century, a larger agricultural-processing sector must develop to take advantage of its agricultural output," said Ray Perryman, an expert in monetary policy and econometric modeling.
Currently, 94 percent of the crops grown in Texas are processed somewhere else.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs has estimated that every 1 percent increase in value to Texas commodities would add $2 billion in economic activity.
Vaughan said a 15 million-gallon plant in his small town of 12,871 would operate on a budget of $31 million annually, but its economic impact would be $30 million after the money is passed along to workers and suppliers who also make purchases.
Swinford said the only way Texas farmers can improve their budgets is to take their crops to the next level of production - such as processing their grain crops into ethanol. Agriculture producers have historically received a smaller portion of the consumer's dollar than processors, and the farmer's share of the food dollar dropped from 32 cents in 1970 to 21 cents in 1997.
The rest of the money is split among processors, transporters, wholesalers and retailers. Adding value to the corn and grain crops would raise the price to the farmer by putting them in the middle of the supply chain instead of at the beginning, Swinford said.
"We have a grand opportunity to take things that we do that is renewable - you use oil one time and it's gone - we raise crops every year, we raise more crops than we need," Swinford said. "It keeps the prices miserably low, and we could be becoming more energy self-sufficient and it's cleaner.
"I think it's pretty dumb not to reach out for some alternative energy sources. We have an unlimited supply of corn - it's renewable, and we grow it every year. If we needed more, we could grow more. The more money the farmers make on their own, the less the government has to subsidize."
Perryman said ethanol has a lot of potential to spur rural development because it adds value to products already supplied.
Perryman said there is likely to be increased interest in alternative fuels such as ethanol for several reasons, not the least of which is instability of the world's oil production supply.
"We're certainly in one of those times," he said.
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Review: Peter Barrickman at the Green Gallery
A stone is placed on the end of a garden hose. A pattern of water blossoms forth from under it. Another stone's surface would produce different fluid forms in the water. Peter Barrickman used this analogy to describe his move from 631 Center St, which tragically burned along with many other artists' spaces in July, to his new studio. His creativity is the water issuing from the hose, the rock his new digs. His artwork is different. The painter Peter Barrickman is changed.
Deluge is also an appropriate description of my meeting with the artist himself. We were joined by Mary Louise and artist Santiago Cucullu to talk about his recent show at the Green Gallery East, called "Guesthouse". For an hour we dug into references, ideas and reflections. Barrickman has a fierce intellect and an artist's eye. Everything is magnified. His thoughts on, well, anything are apt, deep and weird. »Read Full Blog Post
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A total of $22,000 worth of cash prizes and a show by Phil Collins' lead guitarist, Milwaukee native Daryl Stuermer are among the highlights for the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts' first Guitar Competition & Festival, taking place Aug. 15 to 17.
Juiced! juice truck will open a store on Farwell
A little more than a year after his Juiced! Mobile Juice Bar first hit the streets of Milwaukee, Jason Lannoch will be opening a shop at 1749 N. Farwell Ave.
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Alas, James isn't going to have that kind of support when he performs at the Pabst Theater April 19. But with My Morning Jacket, he's an excellent showman - local MMJ shows made my favorite Milwaukee concerts list the past two years. And "God," which is out today, is a wonderful listen. »Read Full Blog Post
Tony Matelli talks about his process
If you look around, there's a sort of quiet, cosmic war going on all around us. You can see it in the cracks of a sidewalk, on attic junk and down the gradual sag of a face. It's our effort against the beat of time. And it seems to be what, at least in part, Tony Matelli is exploring in his sculptural work at the Green Gallery East.
From the outside of the exhibition space, it may seem like you missed the opening night by a few years. Dusty mirrors propped against walls bear the handprints and doodles of bygone humans. Walking up to them for a moment almost channels a quieting, humanistic experience of a cave drawing. And it is then the liminal space you just trounced in on begins to move into focus. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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Milwaukee's Harley-Davidson Museum will host a number of champion motorcycle racers Feb. 22 at a public program called "Untold Stories: Built for Speed: The History & Evolution of Harley-Davidson Racing."
Three-time and defending NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle Champion Eddie Krawiec of the Screamin' Eagle/Vance & Hines drag racing team and Andrew Hines will be part of the event. »Read Full Article
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Howlin' Wolf died in 1976, Muddy Waters in 1983, but there are musicians still around today who played with the blues legends, who are keeping their music alive today. Musicians like Jody Williams, a guitarist who played with Wolf, and Bob Margolin, Waters' guitarist for seven years, and Grammy winner James Cotton, who played with both Wolf and Waters.
Those three musicians, as well as the Fabulous Thunderbirds and multi-instrumentalist Tinsley Ellis, come together for a special Wolf and Waters tribute show, "Blues at the Crossroads II." The show begins at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater. Tickets are $35 to $45 and available to purchase at the box office, by calling (800) 745-3000 and clicking here. »Read Full Blog Post


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Skip to comments.Huckabee Pardons Under Scrutiny (Note: 2x The Total of 3 Predecessors' Combined)
Posted on 12/10/2007 4:07:14 AM PST by AmericanInTokyo
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The parole board was made up entirely of Democrats appointed by Democrat Governors Bill Clinton and Jim Guy Tucker (who was later convicted on federal charges and removed from office). Not one member of the board was appointed by Huckabee.
But, I relish it and cannot wait. Bring it on!
I would rather be attacked with Duncan rising in the polls, than to be totally ignored by the media in a conspiracy of silence because they cannot stand the guy, and treated as a non entity.
That is not the President I want.
He would be attacked, but the MSM's best weapon is silence. Because when they rumble with Hunter, they get the snot knocked out of 'em.
Maybe he'll do like Slick Willie did and fry a retard to show how tough on crime he is.
Maybe I should use this tagline:
I don't drink the same Jesus kool-aid that Huckster does
what do y'all think?
More on Huckster's pardon spree:
Jeez louise. Last number I saw was 700+. I would really be interested in seeing a breakdown of names and crimes.
"In fact, it is apparent by the sheer number of pardons grated by huckleberry that the Democrats who say he pressured them for a pardon are probably lying. If he wanted the guy out, he could have done it himself."
Hey newbie, it sounds like you bought into Huckster recent denials - despite a mountain of evidence to the contrary - that he didn't pressure the parole board to parole Wayne DuMond. Since Dumond is now Huckabee's Willie Horton, I would be glad to debate and discuss this further.
Mike Huckabee publicly called for Dumond to be release.
Mike Huckabee met personally with the parole board on the matter.
The parole board then changed votes and went in favor of parole.
Mike Huckabee then publicly praised the decision.
Now, years later, after the freed killer went on to rape and murder two women in Missouri, he pretends that he had nothing to do with it.
Mike likes to play Mr Forgiveness on brutal felons.
It undermines law-and-order and suggests he has a soft, liberal view on such matters.
Are the conservative skeptics wrong on this?
Dumond was *not* the only killer freed by the Huckster, see below:
"Third, Huckabee is getting a bum rap. He may have overused clemancy,"
Since he did it, it's *NOT* a bum rap!!!!
" but Mitt Romney didnt use it at all"
" ... out of fear that someone might do something after being freed"
Duh! Of course! That's why you don't free killers willy-nilly.
And if Romney did it out of fear of his political career, it shows he has more brains than Huckster as well.
'Fifth, if you look at the list of issues by importance, pardons dont even register."
Weak on crime as governor leads to weak on terrorism as President. He wants to close Gitmo and stop waterboarding. Compassionate softness can get people killed. Huckster is another Jimmy Carter.
"People with some contact to him get pardoned? Wow, whooda thunk it? You cant pardon someone youve never heard of, and having some kind of personal contact method helps you hear of them."
So, we've got Clinton-style pardons without the groping. Oh Joy.
"I believe Huckabee is an honest man, and all of this can be explained simply by him having bleeding-heart liberal tendencies."
Which we need in the GOP nomination like a fish needs a bicycle.
I never said I supported Huckabee. But he isn't Clinton, so I don't believe any of the pardons were for payment or influence.
At what point do we lose any deterrance to crime through punishment/jail? Hell, lets just pardon everybody from the get-go and close all the jails, if we're in the forgiveness business. Pfft!
And look at the RATE of his pardons for crying out loud. Even the most forgiving governor better be able to recognize that crime must be punished and punishment must be served.
People with some contact to him get pardoned? Wow, whooda thunk it? You cant pardon someone youve never heard of, and having some kind of personal contact method helps you hear of them.
Ex-employees, old school mates aside I suppose. Your logic leaves a lot to be desired. Why in the Sam Hill should we put up with this level of croney-ism from our elected officials? Here's my stand: I DON'T.
Buddy, you can say that again. Count me OUT for voting in a soft on crime POTUS!
Crikey, this guy Huckabee is flat-out dangerous.
"I never said I supported Huckabee. But he isn't Clinton, so I don't believe any of the pardons were for payment or influence."
Fair enough. soft on crime, but not corrupt decisions.
In the Glen Green case, where he freed a murderer, he didn't follow standard protocols however. A preacher friend chats with him and that's it. There is something disturbing about how it was done, even if it wasn't corrupt.
" Gov. Huckabee probably never read the confession of a demented killer named Glen Green before he made the monster eligible for parole. Green's confession is so depraved, its sadistic details so scary that no sane, responsible adult would consider him for parole. If the governor didn't read the confession, he is guilty of dereliction of duty. But if he read the confession and still considers Green deserving of parole, he's certainly unfit to hold office. ...
In usual fashion, Huckabee's office didn't even contact the victim's family about the clemency.
Although he's required to by the Constitution, the governor, as is his custom, won't say why he granted clemency to this crazed killer (over the unanimous objections of the Post-Prison Transfer Board). "
"Stalin isnt running"
Huck's a slick, pro-life Jimmy Carter/John Edwards soft-on-crime tax-and-spend nanny-stater. I would never compare him with Stalin.
Stalin is who we face in the general (aka Hillary). :-)
"whos your next choice?"
These are the GOP choices that are better than Mike Huckabee, in approximate order of preference, YMMV:
1. Mitt Romney
2. Fred Thompson
3. Duncan Hunter
4. Tom Tancredo
5. John McCain
6. Rudy Guiliani
7. Ron Paul
Yup. As of today, I've decided that even Ron Paul would make a better President than Mike Huckabee. A small-Govt Constitutionalist isolationist beats a nanny-state 'compassionate' populist.
There's a difference between cronyism and the news of a supposedly deserving person getting to him through that route. Honestly, I don't know why, but I think Huckabee is above such corruption. Maybe we're still cynical after Clinton's pardons.
I believe Huckabee has a very strong sense of morality, but it is in contention with an equally strong sense of mercy. Both are admirable attributes, but he apparently doesn't have the wisdom to apply them appropriately.
That's probably what did it, preacher to preacher. The preacher probably thought Green was "saved," and Huckabee believed him. He's just too merciful and trusting, to the point of being naive. Makes you wonder what he'd do if we caught Osama.
"The preacher probably thought Green was "saved," and Huckabee believed him."
I prefer how GWB handled the 'saved' woman murderer who had killed an innocent with an ice pick. No reprieve from the death penalty. If they are saved, God will take care of them in the next life.
"Makes you wonder what he'd do if we caught Osama."
With Huck, there's no Gitmo and waterboarding is off the table. Shades of Jimmy Carter.
"Honestly, I don't know why, but I think Huckabee is above such corruption."
I don't know why either, since that's at variance with the facts.
Let's go with the facts:
Soliciting gifts from public: "Gov. Mike Huckabee and his wife, Janet, are registered for home furnishing gifts at Target and Dillards department stores as they prepare to leave the Governors Mansion in January and move into a house they recently purchased in North Little Rock. "
"Meet the Huckster
San-Diego Union-Tribune Editorial
December 3, 2007
(Excerpted, click here to read the rest)
Nearly two years into history's longest presidential campaign, Americans have already heard a bit about the pros and a lot about the cons of all the major candidates.
Unfortunately for Huckabee, the positive first impression he often makes fades when you learn more about him. He may have been a solid steward in his 14 years as lieutenant governor and governor in Arkansas. But he also showed an enthusiasm for parlaying his public office into a cushy lifestyle that makes Fabian NÚñez, California's similarly inclined Assembly speaker, look like a Boy Scout.
Over the years, Huckabee has:
-Used campaign funds to pay himself $14,000 for being his own media consultant.
-Used campaign funds to pay himself $43,000 for use of his private plane while attempting to hide what the payment was actually in return for.
-Used an account set up to cover operational costs of the governor's mansion to pay such obviously personal expenses as fast-food and dry-cleaning bills.
-Set up a nonprofit organization that paid him $23,500 without disclosing the source of the money.
-Attempted to take $70,000 of furniture with him when moving out of the governor's mansion.
-Took more than 130 gifts worth more than $300,000 while suing to overturn a law that made him disclose the gifts.
We could go on in this vein, but space is limited. The bottom line: Mike Huckabee has an awful lot of explaining to do. And neither voters nor the national media should let the man Arkansas journalists call the Huckster get away with pretending that tough questions over his tawdry ethics record amount to mudslinging. "
One more reason pops up every day:
Huck's gone "Jimmah" on us on foreign policy .... from NRO via Redstate ...
"This is the kernel of Huckabees foreign policy. He wants to anthropomorphize international relations and bring a Christian commitment to the Golden Rule to our affairs with other nations. As he told the Des Moines Register the other day, You treat others the way youd like to be treated. Thats to me the fundamental issue that has to be re-established in our dealings with other countries.
This is deeply naïve. Countries arent people, and the world is more dangerous than a Sunday church social. Threats, deception, and as a last resort violence must play a role in international relations. Differences cannot always be worked out through sweet persuasion. A U.S. president who doesnt realize this will repeat the experience of President Jimmy Carter at his most ineffectual."
Another Huckabee corruption story:
Gee, maybe he should have been vetted *before* he became the SoCon stand-in.
Sounds more like a hypocrisy story. Makes me even happier that he's not my pick.
So much for my somewhat rosy image of him. Definitely not the Huckster.
Taking this at the level he likes to address things(my soul won't let me ...WTH?!?!?) Jesus promised the repentant criminal on the cross next to His that he would be with him in Heaven, he did not let him down off the cross.
They left out Glen Green who beat an 18-year-old woman with Chinese martial-arts sticks, raped her raped her because her body was still warm, ran over her with his car, then dumped her in the bayou, her hand reaching up, as if begging for mercy. Rev. Johnny Jackson, interim pastor at Bethel Baptist Church in Jacksonville, called the rape/murder an accident, and Huckabee turned Green loose.
Sorry Mike, I can not vote for a bleeding heart serial pardoner of convicted criminals.
"Please read the article!
A pastor who promoted Huckabee among blacks urged the governor to grant clemency to John Henry Claiborne, who was sentenced to 100 years for a 1994 armed robbery, according to a 2004 report in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Huckabee made Claiborne eligible for parole after receiving a letter from the Rev. Charles Williams, who told the newspaper he had helped win "many, many" clemencies from Huckabee."
Well, it looks like Huck will take orders from his fellow pastors, at least when it comes to pardons. This kind of stuff, plus his 'Jesus wants me to be president' makes me think he wants a theocracy in America, a de facto one at least.
Elwood: They're not gonna catch us. We're on a mission from God. ...
Hate to pile on, but now I see this on race42008.com ...
#87 - you said: does that include trashing government hardrives before leaving office?
Whats ironic is that Huckabee was criticizing the destruction of the CIA information because he said it was obviously an attempt to cover someones rear - but yet he destroyed close to $500,000 of government hard drives when he left the governorship of Arkansas.
The less you know about Huckabee, the more you like him.
Funny, how those from arkansas, when presented with something they've done, casts the blame on someone else, ie, slick, his ?frau and now hickabee.
They will hope to wiggle out of it over the next five weeks. However, they are doomed. Too much is already out there in the public domain, and it will start hitting the ground heavily in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, IMHO. I think his star to descend as quickly as it (artificially) rose, thanks to the conniving and sneaky US MSM.
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